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Evening star., 1947-07-01
HELP MEN.

AGENTs: exper,enssd. to IepIsssnt vir.
mma mimi Ias .srns. ssaiss sn uss o h'S Wrs wiz
REALTY CO. phone IVY 1875, re. z5fs
BE
saas' sts seod sss r nas sn Mex ssefe1 Ss!s so
3maif, storel. H at 5th st. NV. Phone gx.
sG Ia aSf SfRDSpsRhfRnf S1YhR for boys dept sos
ess9pSnk % gqgshsss: g. 4s and fpPs ss ssa oo
day wk.; new shop; best working, eondi-
tions: top salaries paid vacation With pay.
Hpply yn, va. sosfLfh eH s.as Aofo SoDf 60 s''
ssa sasS sp g.. with tsss sSR
1aG nGfo So sobf Sbfs asHsss asD sESSrR ayf
perienced men for Ford shop. TOP vases;
shop. nos.'ehi s1LLHfMER 4 PALMER MOTOR
CO. $40 Hamilton ST., Hyattsyille, Nd.
afro HHi sFFiRoNT-END MECHANIC. .xpsri-
wonderful opportunity with q direct fac
day wk with guarantee pereentass, Of
cSssd sstaissy' s5Ya.S. sad sSndsysb vs:s
Ssss' sss1 wson 5sd Ba A aRD' va as Or es
11sS AGTo aahAssmsN az sss Gsls must be
ea ssa fot nsvf fsht d1vs m.n
4so1 , Baltimore l ave-, Hyattsviiie' Ma.'
sMtfo Mnf SMEcHANrcs-Ford dealer offer
ing top wages. vacation and legal holf-
days with pay and excellent working con-
ditions for experienced ren. BILLHIMER
4 g. rAMtsN, Assttsy,lIs, S Mai VA VA. S oeoS. Aail0n
AUTO. MECHANICs. experienced with,
sn5srts sspnp5sssrstanity a With direct factory d9sl.r
WsiEins week With
bor sales. average earning UP TO 500
wk Closed SATURDAYS and Sundays Va
cation and all legal holidays With PAL.
sss Ysss4y yso1 SGnus sa Apply W. Ale er ea a.
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced only; per
msnshI msns good sS4 psy. ~n Sppls dlNSRAE sAK
ING co, 2146 GeorFia ave. NV; -
AUTO MECHANICS Salary and bonus
sao9 nS ,oa.1. %Snt' vs pss
group insurances available: permanent job
In modern. well-eouipped shop. oLMSTEAp
MOTOR CO.. Arlington, Va. cH. 400.
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced Chevrolet
mechanic. good pay. excel. working con-
aDD1soN sslSs easaSRoffr Sffar sAffs i5es
Afro MEcHANIcs7-Must be thoroughly
experienced, sober. reliable: Excellent
top spot. See Mr.. Gray, CAPITAL Ga
RAGE, 1920 New York ave. NV, Dl.
Evening star., 1947-07-01
Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Classified Advertising may
be placed over the telephone
MONDAY through FRIDAY
from 8 am. to 9 pm.
SATURDAY from 8 am.
to 2 pm.
SUNDAY from II am. to 9 pm.
For those wishing to trans
act business in person the first
floor Business Counter is open
MONDAY through SATURDAY
from 8 am. to IL pm.
SUNDAY from 8 am. to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1947-07-01
Startled by Fireerocker,
Boy browns in Creek
BY the Assoeioted Press

TOLEDO, Ohio, July 1.-Startlec
by a firecracker which exploded
near his face, Lewis Holup, II, fel
off concrete pier and drowned
In Half Way Greek across the Dor.
der in Michigan yesterday.
A cousin, John Holup, IL, of To.
ledo dived into the creek in a vair
rescue attempt. The body was re.
covered an hour later.
Deputy Sheriff Carl Fritz of Mon.
roe County reported three Erie
(MichD youths had. been arrested
on a charge of illegal possession
of fireworks and one of them hae
acknowledged lighting the fire
cracker
Evening star., 1947-07-01

OPPORTUNITY. ROUTE MAN. for man
who knows the laundry and dry cleaning
businesses and can build up and service
his own retail route We can offer a GOOD
manager. only men who have had expe-
ability need apply. ABBOTT LAUNDRY
Queens ds.nsI g pAN Mc sa4s
I'd. and N. Y. ave. .
NATIONAL SMALL LOAN CO. has OPEN
Good starting salary; opportunity for ad-
ments. Car necessary for adjaster. ,nSss5- 3D.
tional for asst manager, In reply, state
sfs sSsn asasss fna n feens ep Hsa
WANTID-Middle; are retired man to de-
IL ,es ss ss'1k IN. k.sea.ness sSsst, Gn
Ms AZ ExENTENqI kEENTENqE ex shrIapp ap4s nr.,el,,, ma.
chinist mate; or equivalent Army ratips,
fssssoFf s.ss farm s0psnf u .. .afR faon
roomy house, all modern corlveniences, ' rent ai
mERoPonrAN cEsts Ws.Sn.esn witt s9a D o
2 YOUNG MEN-If you are between 81
ana 20 years Of age and prefer mechan-
nty Tork s.rr We sr ap excellent epportu
windows: sesr-around W einpioymsnt. Joy "'aun sood
wages while learning and opportunity for
kossrs rfPaPy 6ssias M5
New York ave. n.w.. between and ii
OPPORTUNITY for four young men Who
r REPoRT rs nSfs W.
mont ave. 7. n.X.,g to Il noon. 3.
Evening star., 1947-07-01
Montgomery Arrives
In Conberru for TuIks
BY the Associated Press

CANBERRA, July 1. - British
Field Marshal Lord Montgomery,
chief of the Imperial General Staff
arrived here today on 15-day visit
to the commonwealth during which
he will confer with Australian gov
ernment and military leaders.
Marshal Montgomery will meet
with the cabinet for an exchange
of views on empire defense and to
discuss means of fitting into broad
empire plan Australian proposals
to take a greater responsibility in
defense of the Pacific.
Evening star., 1947-07-01
HELP WoAgN tcent.)

hElP WOMEN Cent?
sTENoGRArHER-nsrmansnt positioa II
ssss; salsrg; $500. 70 per mo. Apply Mr.
ALEXANDER llol Vermont ave, I'm. Toe.
sTENoGRArask, 2o-so, interesting ana
attractive permanent position as secre-
eo sss 1sst Isasses ARe,i sa6 e.
sTENSSssfEs sTs WsHssfis sds and general from, ono.
fnsst clothing stores; ability TO meet the
must asa Sc aSs 10 a ssSs
epporsanity for sassnssment: MT Apps Ss
Pho ssistsH sBf saSr sas rssS sSs F.
isasf TssfSiSa assi ! tssGjrKRv1sos waSrEp-Ess.l.
so,a.,, se DO enplose training s's and ssSla ssles
ses~e.n sa ages ssd rs ana must have
substantial retail experience and retail
ss aes e 70 sa sssam. i
sv. as ass.a Ss a 4 spps
SikAsSE CORR. S'ss' p 3, BOX S't i474, k,sh.
TYrIsTs asSfi. Hs' c., for Air Force Association;
must be rapid and accurate; temporary for
!.ss, sppreX . mos, mos With oppors fer permanent
rxffIiSsf y fiS !! and 1 sier,e., wanted ,mnsa,.ssl,i
YOUNG yoana lady foI clerical work and general
TSssf Mfs ss and D 1as os Gs ae0' with
ssss Hscs sss .ans & saSfsaa sss ds , sS
rrPlsTs, iSr sfs rs oersnsnsns MAJ s-a.y week excel.
snf iWSafF W sss ss.xss Sssses and Il j. 9d
TYPIsT for credit once OF retail instali-
q sPpsorspsaity PFssssa -, f9T sdysneement. Apply
TYPIsT for book dept; of large wholesals
wE. Apply in person. ilai ssh at. NV.
.r.a' rs ee.l,ions s'fns IL esss me- vho!sssIs
pfs.s distsaSa'sp FSns
vs. SSoTos sns sAESEs IN Ysssss + 5ssS St. NV gan
TYrisT.ciEkk, hish school sr.su.te. for
permanent position; pleasant workins con-
ans Hns Free xssk paa
Dss sss g soasssrn ss sss.
WAITRESS, white, over 81, for frst,class
n ons fS0q ss caSr Corner Hpgs
wsrTRRss Wa rsa sssi White. ior aaywork must nsv.
Ssi kts Psnns ays Sc ,s,,vors c1n
WRITER'S 2!o ish ;s as off sundays.
TsFfas sS6assf 4s AiG vi: ss
WNAlTRkssEs. white. apply in person.
a'snt sys ;sYrbLlSSaaasbFk srLSER ssbFk,No S0e aRP RsP 1927
LONE STAR CAFE. 5o4 9th st; nv. - ~.
SssS ssnsrienss; good ie pay D'' ABBY aiis ls6s II
YET ss,: ssc ssss zss, sHsass2sD
PARK RESTAURANT. 7sl5 Ga, ave. NV.
xYsT Il ss4.os shsf Tgs s have &C. Anc a
81 sssp So sss ,i1' OYSTER BAY sFs
drsn when parents go 90, out; l. Sc section; ss
WOMAN Tor once work; must know book;
keeping and tsDns mood salary ala r rshs
WOMAN, so.sS, for small store; expert
hno,. hn, ssgM xNrt sssss ssss salary and experience
part time work; unlimited phone reauised.
wDsES ssss Work ~as Ne have s,s nssss Pliss' sm
sI aasis the iassi aslaF ftsBfo 5 US
ilntha.st 18th st nv s,, ME i 1895; n. ,.s ~ s,o
week plus meals; to learn cafeteria work
in one Of Washinstor's finest cafeteriss:
no Sunday work Apply MISS GREER.
3027 14th st. NV. from to II or to
YOuNG LADY, white, for general once
work in small pleasant ONCE; adding ma.
LINEN SERVICE, 1908 H st. ne. "a
YOUNG LADY, general ONCE work, mil:
linery stock room, hiEh or business school
neat handwriting: excel. starting salary.
Apply Mr. WILLIAMS. 1T O st.nfw Il
YOUNG WOMAN, some experience dry
repair and alteration shop NEEDtECRAFr
SERVICE. $40 18th ST. .-rl.w.-------------- n
Evening star., 1947-07-01
War Bride Wins Divorce;
Husband Too Fond of Comics

DES MONIES, Iowa, July l (P).-
Blond, attractive Mrs. Phyllis Pear
son, 10, British war bride. planned
to start apartment hunting today
after she won a divorce yesterday by
testifying her husbands passion for
comic books and his "tinkering with
Evening star., 1947-07-01
SALESMAN.
CANVASsERs WANTED, biz commission
car essential; weekly advance. Call SH

sell on floor; large furniture concern; fast
traeka. good salary and commission; our
IS sleS our %
gram, Write fully resume in confidence
Here Here ssa ss s0Ia se make ss to oi. ~
money; don't answer unless willing to
work and follow Instructions; positions
3ner real future with security. BOX IT.
! FAINT ;,il ~, ,sALEsMEN g A.. Large local paint
trade = selling Devoe paints, TexoIite.
Lputch h Boy products and al paint sundriss.
ys;s s;sss 1850 ssP,s1sss Sstl' NE M
..E..s ZEAL ..,.. E:TATE sAhEsMASAss ll
its sales force and has opening Tor an
pieduens resas sss.Se srop
able: . new home construction project is
M ~ ,RI|1spMAM, 5s sales msnassr, 81. e is4S iss4S
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-we need the
services Of several sxpesEIiisnced men as a.
iaa sgk s9i,sg wv ss sssssP5!s s SH 1872 59Hs B. NIL
yancement THE PEP BOYS. bsa4 Bal
ssRHT1EEss Hfyatssyle ousside MS work SAL,
ary and com; car unnecessary. expert
enced canvassers preferred; good oppor-
ssW YokR Rssi vi eo Sc: III h kans e
SALEsMAN-over 25 years of age; present
our
organization; national publicity and sd-
yertising combined with universal need for
shsn S sou oup ae
well,planned prosram and expert suidance
in the field assure you Of setting into
% commissions, fos Which are Are" on % Ike highest sa
sppointment, cali Mk. BROWN. Republic
sAIEsmns ad q sa,tS, wanted By ,, essssishsa psp.r
ferred but not necessary. Box 1861, Star.
W. h.v. Si.naS .y Soos Re
ss to ss and wiling iiir to 70 work for career
Write giving full particulars. BOZ 4a3.M
Is. Es e. .:s q
Washinston s and tirrinis. m.ees tsis exn M
SggOTtuans ,al fpf
necessary Your reply to Box 1873. Star,
!. x iRd ss yhs1s
ately 3
SECURITY SALESMAN, with active Glen
tele; liberal comMission and drawing ac-
's1tz s Of Or 1sse' Ms r. ss2S
II "a ?sss|.i:ss: ssgsy s.Es 1915
WAHTEp-Man for profitable Rsvl.irh
business u. wust os sntissd al 9Th food lyls
14-I01, Chester, Pa.
SETTLED MAN, experienced in selling to
work in furniture store from il an to
sppgs Apply Nc lR2esrtsa p 19 TtIe. n5n
AGE CO., 1918 u st. NV. p
Evening star., 1947-07-01
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)

Flat rate per line ne---------45c
Ous-of- Town Rate is charged
on all advertising rs miles or more
from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made in tint
Tor correction BEFORE SECOND insertlon.
he sure to make q note of the cancellation
number This Is important in case youI
statement does not show credit for the
cancellation
II advertisement vas prepaid. retain
cash register receipt which bears . seria
ntfnber, with. date. and Identifies youl
advertisement.
Lost and Found Advertisements
appear on Page A-3.
Evening star., 1947-07-01

HEP MEN eat WoMEN lceat.l
wANrkD-CQUfLK white or .colored)
for g.h.w. and gardening: attractive Qusf-
tefs and generous compensation. Mr.
and Mrs. Lee D. Hutler, Kinloch Farm
on Route II, below freeericksburs, Va
eau Mr.. Butler Or Miss Jones at LEE d
RuTLkR, INC, DI. Clio. Il
Evening star., 1947-07-01
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Local Advertisers

Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices Sc per line
additional.
Evening star., 1947-07-01
hELP MEN.

SILK SROTTE8-kxcel. oppoft for youno
man. graduase Of institute or practical
Rrsesst cleaning plants. Box 30 sis.a. ssa star
SPOTTER, silk. for retail dry cleaning
man. Apply CENTRAL CLEANERS, ss3
STEAM STEAM Il TiAbxEk BIZ MAN wanted in r..t.u- s
rant; geod salary: day Oh each week.
s4Pks.visoff ss1Piks. re- R .Ss AM EXECUTIVE sales.
ganise and direct sales force: new Wash.
Roa zpotea,isl a,sl sj,on ION Write fully in con
TOOL AND DYE MAKERS. only first class,
experienced men need apply: 40-hr Wk
SON S5 s6hr 81 ii. svss Ssss 1 Appy ptI II Ps5 H
Pa plant on route B Branch aTej. Clinton.
TRUCK DRIVERS and helpers, white; sood
ssfEs ThaE cohIIs RahUs lilo st. Sc -.
dealer has openns for espeqianeed sqs1ne 'fSss nsR
and used truck salesman. Box 59-H, Star
san ss'tsSs cl.S e ander ser'sss
SSs.fs, sSsIS;s: i,s$ ss a5a 3 e
WAREHoUsEMAN to assist in general du-
ties Les. and otice procedure; very good op.
yancemsnt; Apply Mr.. wathen, LAcYs,
WOW W6MESs sSS HaIk Al T. ectrrER. eolored barber
for our 2nd-noor beauty salon Apply
IN person, psrsonnel ONCE, 9th floor, ESQ
daily. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. %
WORKING FOREMAN wanted, experienced
in building; good houses to build on my
basis: Will furnish clear land and ist
trust n money. Replies confidential. Box
YOUNG MAN, white, to drive light delivery
truck; good salary. KOPY KAT, 713 st.
me.
! YOUNG MAN, 1s years or over, with some
clerical experience, to work nve nights pei
week for newspaper; hours, 10 pm. to 6
am; $26 per week with advAncements:
s4 sssr saans ARR rHs aHES sss % h9S
Yo1NG MAN. white. with small truck or
car; to establish route catering to dry
cleaners and tailors: $40 wk. to start;
extra commission. NEEDLECRAFT. $40
Ho6Na a'G q NAN. Van 1921, colored: stock clerk,
YOUNG MAN. IS to 23, recent graduate:
one Of WashinEton's oldest and LARGEST
stationery and ONCE equipment concerns
requires young man with ambition and
intellisence for their Government con-
tract department; this position offers an
excellent Opportunity for young man
edge Of tipping is required. BOX 4ls-L,
elere ApDs isE ggssssS1 = se isRPns
SUPPLY CO, 1915 K st. NV, between
10 am. and pm. Ask for Mr.. odendahl
Evening star., 1947-07-01

Statesmen to sell food products to ho-
tells. restaurants snd srocers. Average
sa55hEs snoHHs fbAs faa 'sp 4si7 81 1Ds
sALEsMEN-we need a number Of men
Experienced: here Is your opportunity 70
%1kk oa kss ssa monsS e. RaDo en5
aEFs f1os rfs22isxEs f2i HI rsss T.. Rv with SELL
tas oppoatanity an ' for aggressive men: salary
ssi 'EaI9dnss Peg Co. 'i?a:4 isi4 !.
s;Hfs4 rs zvS ase
sMfkstv,1eefis n 4, g. MaRASkhR-oood an Sihs opportunity
for man with established Ford dealer in
suburban area. Salary. plus commission.
sGT ssHavicf hs1;'i isfFATioN Fahi ATTENDANT, sxpsri-
snsss1 sEsa1cE A'gsff gsffAFs BsL''s7 s7ii NcSos s1e
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, ssperi-
eofas e9sfs a Esso esTHfIoa soi So. oi.De
shktT sf AFliafEsTHas mfETaI MECHANIC start at ono.
top pay, permanent position; must be ALL
around man with over 10 years experience.
ssr WTis BSE B%SE.SsfsfhMtru5sfRs sfshMt .sen. Or repre-
nsoe eom@ssion nDsss,nn sss naus aa
shirt unusual merchandising plan, backed
avs 81 eompIese aae asv, @
sHasn'f sHcE sss
ssss',sss sa'assd ssd Sssas ko s
sobAMAiN. white. e4per., part tim. s.
pm. or nights vi, GOOD pay BoYD!s
Evening star., 1947-07-01

lContinued on Next PaseJ
Evening star., 1947-07-01
Phone TN

VISOR, for small
lghly experienced:
ian, Box 468-M,
Evening star., 1947-07-01

AGENTS, experienced. to represent Vir-
ginis real estate Arm: must have auto
minimum earnings. 81 900 mo. WEAVER
REALTY CO., phone Ivy 1875, TIE 451S
Evening star., 1947-07-01

wk. Apply DAY DRUG STORE, 14tr
bRr spa eciftAsiSS .fts nS ssto5sUgrs st5sg RxfEsMAN nu.
Spgly Il sses Shoas i;IsnS ave; ;.i ne; -. q !,
tSH9s tSR ser RnaGDai ior od
new house wiring; good salary ana work
Ing Ing conditions can ARCHIE BURGESS
EiaEGsTfRicfxNs iHI m masters and
e. work with thsif tools d be Fobs,
hour week. Call for sppt weekdays pet
fLEyaafios iaa Il q 6orEFRsro2Rs.' o2s' eolored. with Ii
cense and some knowledge Of switch5oar'
operation: hours: am. t. q Pm; Gn,;, MOI ION
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. white. age sg-ss
experienced, to work in The star Bnildlng
sday 4o-hour week excellent
suildins. The EvENfNa STAR, Iio1 p
EEsarIrMxToR for sensral contractors once
nesr. IN reply: give age. education. sxpssrt.
snss Sx salary a.. desired and waer
TANNER for small farm near Rockville
married; nice clean tenant house fur.
nished; good wages for risht man. Phone
sursnce company; familiar with procedure
work: So or, under; salary open. Write
Swing details of education. experience
saiar,y, desired .Psx 42s.L, Star. r..,i-sa s
references. WOopLAWN PHARMACY,
1919 N. Glebe I'd. Arlington. Oh. 2222;
FOUNTAIN MEN. exger steady work; g., Eepe !,
MACY, -24S0 18th St: NV. tbsnt) -
FURNiTURE FINIsHER and repairman
permanent good position. D. A. Nee,
NEE Co, H at 7th st. NV. Phone Elk
FFqpnRSNifTuRE FqnSN III sAIEsMEN, experienced. to
sell on floor: large furniture concern;
usually GOOD opportunity in our expansion anaa g
SSfanssotINE Sfnset fot tsTaafi6N 1HTrTiENDANT, yogns
;;saTSiTSR ;sTyjss6Rsn WINES A g.. NO Nc Club Boin,
Field. b. c.: 7-day week; meals; pleasan
WORKING conditions. Apply between snt
iAsiTos, .ss over % as m.5s,ed ID ) niss ys,s at
st. NV. II
Evening star., 1947-07-01

ships service
lecessary but
IN Job: ships
rood working
II Elk. 1865,
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-11-25
Mrs. Vinin9 Notes Spiritual
Change in Postwar Japan

A change in the educational sys-
TEN has brought about a spiritual
revolution In Japan. declared Mrs.
Elizabeth Gray Vining. tutor to
Crown Prince Akihito of Japan, be-
for public meeting of the Ameri-
can Friends Service Committee last
Friday night in the First Metho-
dist church.
When the Japanese emperor ask
ed his people to lay down their
arms and build new Japan. Mrs.
Vining said. three new actions we're
taken Immediately by the appointed
educational minister: Cd religious
freedom, 10 equal opportunities.
and t9 changes in educational
principles.
In the old days, she said, the ia
panese were required but six years
of compulsory studies Now. she
added, II is nine years and it is CO.
educational. New textbooks writ
ten by Japanese liberals also are
being studied and instead of the
pre-war study of imperial worship
the Japanese youths today are
taught civics, she said.
Mrs Vining emphasized the sim
cerity of the Japanese people who
are striving towards a peaceful ia
pan by cooperating Fundamentally
with the American Army of Occu-
patton
The great need OF food by the ia
panese also was cited by Mrs. Vim
ing who pointed out to her atten-
tive audience that brotherhood of
man is the only practical basis" by
which we can help the Japanese
restore, help find and hope for
peace"
Nisei girls who served as usher
cites included May Okano. Nav
Tsutsllmoto, Grace COLO. Keiko
kitayama, Hide Shimono. Jean
Terao, Mary Ikeda, Peggy Nagata.
Yuki Masumoto. Amy Hara. Mrs.
George Minato and Mrs. Homma.
Mrs Vining will return to ia
pan for her second year OH We'd
nesday, Nov. 20.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-11-25
Three Accused
OF White Slavery
In $1,000 Suit

DENVER. Colo. Nov. 25-Three
Denver Japanese were cited IN
$4,000 civil damage suit filed last
Nov. Is in district court with al
legedly attempting TO force a mar
ried Denver woman into white sla-
very.
The suit was brought by 10.
seph NJ. Keenan, of 43O3 Umatilla
st. lie named as defendants Ro-
bert s. Okamura. manager Of the
Loop hotel mt 1341 Curtis St,
and two employees George and
Massie Okamura.
Through his attorneys, Carl Cline
and Douglas Malone, keenan, al
legged his wife, Nora. rented q room
in the hotel Aug 8, when he left
en- a business trip.
Keenan, asserted that on his re-
turn, he called the hotel Sept. 23
and went there Sept. 80 seeking
his wife. On both occasions, the
complaint said. keenan, was in
formed. his wife had checked out"
Attorneys for the plaintiff said
he finally found his wife in the
Curtiss ST. establishment several
days later.
She told him, Keenan, charged
In the complaint, that the Okla
muras had attempted TO persuade
her to work as a prostitute.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-11-25
Jackson St. Community Council
Moves to Act on LegislatiOnS
Affecting Japanese Americans

Upon the request of Toru Sakahara, CO.
president of the Seattle chapter of the japanese
American Citizens League, the Jack
son Street G. m n Y Council
at its meeting last weekend went on record to
take action on three measures affecting the Japa-
nese in the United States: the deportation bill,
the naturalization measure, and the evacuation
claims BILL
The three legislations were emphasized two
weeks ago when Mike Masaoka, national legisla-
tive director of the JACL-Anti Discrimination
Committee, spoke to public meeting in Wash
ington hall.
Dir. Robert O'Brien of the sociology depart
ment in the University of Washington was a
guest speaker at the council session, and he
pointed out that he favored the kind of relation
ship that is like string that binds than the kind
that is like a knife that cuts. And in urging
the kind that is like string that binds, DR..
O'Blien hoped for better relations among the
various races in the local community.
For entertainment, the council members
heard Jack Teraoka sing and saw May Tsutsu-
motto dance and Mrs. Bella Taylor Mcknight
of the Harmon Foundation show slides of distin-
guished Negroes.
Surprise visitor at the meeting was Chief of
Police George Eastman
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-11-25
TWO-DAY ENTERTAINMENT SET
!. BY BUSSE HALL BOARD FOR
SATURDAY, SUNDAY NIGHTS

~ A two-day entertainment which promises
to equal the famous performances presented
during pre-war days by the Lotus Seinenkai
will be offered by the Buddhist Auditorium
Management Board this Saturday and Sunday,
Nov. % apd 30, in the Seattle Buddhist auditori-
UNI.
Both days, the curtain will rise at pm,
and both days, the cost will be the same one
dollar for adults and fifty cents for children.
The attractions for Saturday will include
two skits by the Starlettes, odori number, also
by the Starlettes, singing of popular japanese
songs by Peggy Nagata, Jack Teraoka, Yuki
Masumoto and Alits Katayama a short skt
starring Hideo Mort and Kaz Iwami, an odori
number by Sachi Uyegak and two comedies.
Frank Hattori will be the master Of ceremo-
MES
There will be a different program on Sun
day. New additions will be odori by May Tsu-
stsumoto, two different skits by the Starlettes,
comedy apiece by the Shoyu-kai and the Lotus
Senior boys and kabuki.
General chairma for the BAMB affair is
Yoshto Full.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-11-25
Clerical Posts
Open in State

The State Personnel Board, 1909
Smith Tower. has announced that
examinations will be given Deem
Der 10 to fill clerical positions in
various offices Of the State Depart
ments of Employment Security.
Public Welfare, and Health.
Applications for this series of
tests will be accepted through
December 2. Information about
salaries, and application blanks may
be obtained from the State Person.
mel Board, 1909 Smith Tower Main
OFT
Positions filled by State Person.
mel Board examinations are COW
cred by merit system which in
sures permanent status after a per-
iod of probation, paid annual and
sick leave, and a retirement sys-
tenn.
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contention that such racial housing
restrictions are not only unconsti.
tutional but their enforcement rur
contrary to public policy. Tit
brief will emphasize further tina
such covenants violate United
States treaty commitments under
the United Nations charter.
The japanese American Citi-
Gems Leagues document, the ia
GLADE office here learned, will
also point out how real estate n
greements and restrictive coven-
ants against persons Of japanese
ancestry have contributed direct
ly to the segregation Of the ia
panese into racial ghettos like
the Lii Tokyos" and Iii OsaIkas"
Of the Pacific Coast; how the fact
that being segregated was used
against them at the time of their
evacuation from the west coast
five years ago; and how these
same covenants are again Fore
ing the Japanese to create new
racial ghettos.
Attention is expected to be direct
ed to incidents showing how COW
enants signers had prevented re-
locating evacuees to find suitable
and adequate housing in the Mid
west and in the East. Finally, the
brief will emphasize that what af-
fects are minority affects all mi
norities and therefore affects the
health and well being of democracy
In the United States.
Signing the stipulation were at
torneys Charles H. Houson, who re-
presents oner Of the petitioners,
and Henry Gilligan and James A.
Crooks, who are defending the res
pondents. They are all Washing
ton attorneys.