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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-04
Opposes Settlement
Of Rociol Groups

KAMLOOPS, B. c., Feb. "A
resolution protesting organized
communal settlements of any
single racial group, including those
of Japanese ancestry, in any in
terror district, was passed recently
by the Associated Boards of Trade
of the Okonogan and Main Line.
The resolution was supported by
George F. Greer, secretary of the
Kamloops board.
Almost two years ago, the KAN
loops board protested against the
principle of persons of Japanese
ancestry being "foisted off on the
upper country" by being excluded
from the lower mainland. At that
time. the board received assurance
from Ottawa that the interior re-
gions of British Columbia would
be required to take only its fair
share" of resettlers of Japanese
descent.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-04
.Hayner Heads
Social Hygiene
Day Committee

DR.. Norman Hayner, pro-
fessor of sociology, Univer-
sity of Washington, has ac-
cepted the craftsmanship of
the program committee for
Social Hygiene Day which
will be held in Seattle at the
Chamber of Commerce Febru-
airy II, DR.. Mildred Mumby,
president of the Seattle-King
County Social Hygiene Asso-
citation, announced yesterday.
The all-day meeting will be
sponsored by the association as
part of a nationwide observance
to focus public attention on the
danger of venereal disease and to
organize citizen activity and sup
port behind a broad preventive
program.
STAMP out VD - Prevention is
the Watchword" is the theme of
this years Social Hygiene Day OBJ
servance and major attention will
be given to development and pre-
sentation of action for prevention,
DR.. Hayner said
"VD, which dropped to an all
time low in 1914, has increased
markedly in the last two years,
and the most rapid rise is among
young people. The increase in VD
has been alarming since the close
of the war" he explained.
This dramatic though tragic
evidence shows that VD is much
more than medical problem, he
commented. Science knows the
cure but the diseases are spread
ing. Bringing them under control
requires teh cooperative effort of
all constructive forces in the COM
munity to extend education and
public understanding. velop
sound social attitude in young peo-
pie and repress prostitution.
Capt. Irene Durham. DIR. Alex
Campbell and officers of the Asso-
citation. DR.. Mumby, Robert Ora
ham. vice-president, and Mrs
Matilda Young, secretary, are
ether members of the committee.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-04

c. A. Woodward. head of the
Blythe Growers. declared that the
question was mot necessarily one
of race discrimination but stressed
that he and other growers in Palo
Verde Valley did not want to
change the community's status as
"non-Japanese' area.
The meeting, which was de-
scribed as tense" was called fol-
lowing the action of Palo Verde
Valley farming company, Colorado
River Farms, in hiring farmer
OF Japanese ancestry.
Kelley Curci. representing Colo
RADIO River Farms, was called upon
to explain his companys actions in
bringing a person of Japanese an
cestry into the valley. Curci de-
elared he had retained the Japa-
nese farmer because he was in
experienced in growing produce
and melon crops, and that his
company had not been able to keep
good white men" on the job as
grower-supervisors.
1t was reported that the va
rious produce men" who were
present at the meeting spoke
highly of the good record of Colo
RADIO River Farms and the COM
pany's success in valley crops. All
of the speakers, according to the
report, asked Curci to make every
effort to secure another white
man" for his farmer and To fire
the Japanese employee.
One shipper said he had talked
to number of Palo Verde Valley
people in Blythe and that with
out exception" persons of Japanese
ancestry were not sought in the
area.
Sentiment expressed at the
meeting consisted largely of static
ments opposing the invasion" of
the community by ranchers and
other persons of Japanese descent.
II WIS indicated that this opposi-
ton also extended to American
war veterans of Japanese ancestry.
Woodland pointed out, in ex-
pressing his opposition to the
residence of persons of Japanese
in Palo Verde Valley,
that many of the valleys farmers
had lost sons in the Pacific war.
He indicated that bitterness would
be felt for a long time To come"
one prominent grower stated
fatty. however. that If Colorado
River Farms wished To bring In
farmers and farm workers of
Japanese ancestry, there would
be no trouble so far as he "and
most of the men present" we're
He said that the COM
pany would be within its legal
rights. but said the move might
be an unpopular one.
Curci was reported to have
agreed with much that was said
at the meeting and finally asked
some of the growers to send him
"A white man to assist him in
supervising his farming operation.
The meeting wound up with Curei
agreeing to make IAN honest eff
fort" to hire someone To replace
the farmer of Japanese descent.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-04
Evocuee Wins Right
To Reoccupy Home

LOS ANGELES, Calf, Feb. A
Judge Charles P. johnson of Los
Angeles Municipal court recently
ruled that Merry Karaki, re-
turned evacuee of japanese an
cestry, was entitled to the right of
occupancy of her home at 1921
East 4th st.
Miss Karaki stated she was
forced to take court action when
she was unable to evict the family
which had been renting the house
during the war. She indicated that
she had been unable to find other
accommodations since her return
to Los Angeles.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-04
IL You're Troubled,
See Mrs. kuromoto

Issei and Nisei who are finding
it difficult settling down in Sc
attic and vicinity are urged to
contact Mrs. Suzo Kuramoto
whose offices are at 1414 Weller
st. and in the Securities building.
Mrs. Kuramoto is special work
er for the Family Society which
has Orville Robertson as execu-
tive director.
Fred Schimdl and Miss Margar-
ct Hanson are case supervisors of
the society Japanese advisers to
the group are Y. Fujii, G. Mihara,
Mrs. Toru Sakahara, Mrs. M. Paul
Suzuki, and Mrs. M. Uno.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-04
Skips Parents
OF Nisei CTS

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Feb. 4
The Clsson bill CHR 49, which
provides for the naturalization of
the alien parents of American
war veterans specifically excludes
the parents of American soldiers
of Japanese ancestry by barring
aliens ineligible to citizenship from
its benefits, it was reported here
this week
Mike M. Masaoka, Washington
representative of the JACL's Anti
Discrimination League, Indicated
that he would bring the section in
the bill to the attention of it's
sponsor, Charles r. Clason, Massa-
chusetts Republican.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-04
Howoii Republicans
Name Ushirodo

HONOLULU. Feb. Former
Rep. Shunzo Ushirodo was nomi-
mated by Republicans of West
Hawaii as the COP candidate in
the Feb. 8 special election to Sc
lect a successor to the late Rep.
Francis K. Aona of the End rep
resentative district.
Hawaii Democrats, meanwhile,
repeatedly are urging Sakuichi
Sakai, Democratic member of the
County of Hawaii board of super
visors, to resign his present post
and run for the vacancy created
by Rep. Aona's death.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-04
Novy Urges School
In Monterey, Col.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Feb. a
Congress has received a recon-
mendation from the Navy depart
ment for construction of a Navy
postgraduate school at Monterey,
Calf, it was learned today Of
ficials indicated the area is the
best site on the west coast for
such an institution.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-04
Nisei Court-MortioIed
On Block Mort Charges

SENDAI, Japan, Feb. 4.-Victor
N. Ito. Nisei Army hospital en-
ployee whose home is in California,
was sentenced to three years at
hard labor upon his conviction by
a court martial on a charge of
selling various United States sup
plies, including medicine, to the
black market.
Ito, it was related at the court
martial, received more than $4,000
at the current rate of exchange
for the goods which he allegedly
sold.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-04
Huge Project Houses
z33 Joponese Families

RICHMOND, Calf, Feb. a.
Two hundred and thirtythree
families of Japanese ancestry are
housed in the Richmond Housing
Authority, the nations largest
single project with a population
of 10000 in 1889 units.
The Japanese Americans are re-
turnees from war relocation CEN
tiers. The project is devoted solely
to servicemen and veterans fami-
lies and the Nisei who are being
housed in it through arrange
ments with the Federal Public
Housing Authority.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-04
Introduce rs Bills
To Aid Japanese

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. A
Twenty-Five private bills have
been introduced in the first three
weeks of the 80th Congress for
the relief of individuals of Japa-
nese ancestry.
Most of the bills concern alien
Japanese and seek permanent
stays of deportation on grounds of
hardship or need to legally resi-
dent family members of Japanese
ancestry.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-04
Nisei Group TO Honor
Brother Telephone

CHICAGO, Ill. Feb 4.-Chicago
japanese American Council will
honor Brother Theophane Walsh.
M. M. director of the CYO Nisei
Center, as a testimonial dinner at
u. M. Saturday, Feb. g. in the
Como Inn. 546 NJ Milwaukee Ave
Brother Theophane will leave his
post as director at the end of the
month because of poor health.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-04
Nisei USO Sets
Birthday Fe+e

WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. 4
A formal birthday party will be
held by the Nisei USO in Wash
ington on Saturday, Feb. s, it was
learned today from Yukiye Ia
naka, chairman.
The Nisei USO, according to
Miss Tanaka, has played host to
1852 service men and women
during its two years of operation.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-04
Chicago JACL to Give
at Chevvie Awoy

CHICAGO, Ill, Feb. 4-Chi-
Cages Japanese American Citi-
zens League will give away 1947
Chevrolet at its drawing on Satur-
day, March %, it was learned this
week.
Other prizes will be a Philco
radio and an Elgin wrist watch.
Funds derived from the draw
ing will be used to continue the
work of the Chicago JACL. it was
announced.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-04
News Briefs
oetosenorion Loops Off
Posodeno Suicide Spon'

PASADENA, Calf, Feb. A.
The body of an S6-year-old Japa-
nese was found recently below
Pasadena's Arroyo Seco bridge.
The deao man, VINO apparently
leaped to his death off the sui
eide span," was identified as Yam
shin Abe, whose last address was
the Rio Hondo Old Folks home
near Downey. He had no known
relatives.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-04
Offer Scholarship
To Nisei Students

QUINCY, ILL.,, Feb. 1.-The Saint
Mary's Hospital School of Nursin &
here is offering scholarships to
properly qualified Nisei students,
according to Mary Anderson. di-
rector of nursing.
Several Americans of Japanese
ancestry already are in training at
the school, Miss Anderson said.
Interested persons may write to
Miss Anderson in care of ST.
Mary's hospital, Broadway at 18th,
Quincy, Ill.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-04
Seeks Exclusion
Of japanese

VANCOUVER. B. c.. Feb. T. -
Howard Green, Progressive Con-
sentative from Point Grey. indi-
Gated here recently on his de-
parture for Ottawa that he would
campaign for the permanent ex-
clusion of persons of japanese
ancestry from British Columbia as
q defensive" measure. Green, who
is the senior member of Parlia-
ment from Vancouver, was the
only one of the four Vancouver
members of Parliament to com
ment on the Japanese question"
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-04
Skotins Porty Set
For Friday, Feb. 7

Revised notice has been sent in
to The Northwest Times that the
skating party, postponed last Fri
day by the High School girls
basketball team, due to bad wealth
er will be held Friday, Feb. 7, in
the White Center skating rink.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-04
Spokane JACL Plans
Sukiyoki Session

SPOKANE, Feb. 4.-To initiate
its membership drive la a steam
ing-hot manner, the Spokane
JACL chapter has scheduled a
sukiyaki dinner meeting at 6 p. m.
Monday, Feb. 10, in Quality cafe.
Because of limited facilities,
only 35 persons will be accommo-
dated, it was understood. Michi
Hirata will take all reservations.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-04
NiSei
Calendar
FEBRUARY

Seattle Progressive Citizens
League meeting in Buddhist
Church.
S-Marusho Big 7 dance in Budd-
hist church.
14-Tacoma Busseis' dance in
Buddhist Church.
15-University Students semi-tolo
dance.
15-Baptist young peoples ice
skating party in Civic Ice
Arena.
clubs skating party.
22-23-Open Nisei bowling tourna-
ment in Main Bowl.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-04

Lady: Doesn't that little boy
swear terribly"
Little Boy: Yes. m'am. he sure
do. He don't put no expression in
il at all.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-04

! envy that fat woman when
she laughs"
why"
We'll. there seems To he SO
much of her having a good time"
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-04

Early detection of cancer symp-
toms would reduce the cancer
death rate by 80 per cent. Give to
help in health education
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-04
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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-04
Hoist Japanese
Not Wanted Sign

BLYTHE (SpeciaD Persons of Japanese
try mot wanted in Pao Verde Valley. according to
announcement here following meeting of 80 farmers called
by the BLYTHE Growers association.
Evening star., 1947-12-12

Sketched:
(e) Wool plaid robe in assorted
coIors. Sizes 6, 8 and 10,
$3.50
Sizes z to 2O----$ $3.50
% Outing fIonneI plaid pajomos,
woistbond eIosticzed at sides.
Sizes II to -S3.o5
(s Wool plaid robe in assorted
Scotch Torton poids. Sizes Z
to 2O------$l4.9
th) Wool robe, royon eroseroin
piped Blue or maroon. Sizes
8 to 10 .-- $3.50
Sizes | Z to l8---$1z.50
The Boys Store, Fourth Floor.
The Valley settler., 1947-08-07

UNITED rROTEcTATT CHURCH
Victor I. Alfser, Eastor
Sunday Services
Church School
Horn ing Torshin
Christ ian Endeavor
Even ing Service
-TLSIT,T,A co. UNITY CHURCH
Evening star., 1947-03-16
81 DI'1S L "OD'"
HELP MEN.

COLLEGE GRADUATE, ABB. degree. 90 to
career; must be able to supervise personnel
s5f'sa Gook }ssssFi AkER hSE To- Sss
81 Sue s19s asy sa
collect. Great Mills, Md, 47-F-3. ask for
REPRESENTATIVE for contractor. some
building knowledge. car essential; aver
age earnings, 500 a week. Box sew
SPECIAL A 81 DEA.LMausss moth mothers. day day
MRS. KING, 1429 St NV. 1st f1r. is
THE RIGHT POSITION for the right man; man;
we are seeking he services Of few
ance and good character. who have am
SdR sas e W. sosT sfs ssrssssd sszi aay that IL
safs essis pe1maaie s{atss
average person ' can plan % make a.
ssaSs zaSs Bass draw nav asaainst earned com;
personal interview. apply Room 526. Eye
niaE nAkes staf fbEPakErMENr RlaaE STORE has mnS an
shop; must be qualified to do hand work
the Print-a- Sign method good opportunity.
In reply. state age, experience and salary
expected. Box 45S-T, Star. 81
WANTED-Two good men with references
60 sell advertising in Washington; COM
mission; outstanding suburban weekly.
BIZ 02.6
BELIEF MAN, colored, for part-time work
il NV. apartment house, capable of oper-
s.ting elevator and relieving lanitcr. after
j pm. see M. Boucher with JESS FISHER
g CO., Realtors, 9l3 New York ave. NV.
tCoLoRED) REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-I
c.Il willing to train sevAal intelligent;
educated, ambitious colored men ana
women for fulf-time real estate ana bGSi-
ness brokerage sales. Must have car, must
be able to put up S25 for 6ond ana Incense.
furnish all books, library. etc. Oppor-
tunity to earn $4,000 year plus. Com
mission basis. Start now. This is genuine
opportunity for ambitious colored real
estate persons, men or women Do not
phone, do not come to see me-. Just sit
down and write me letter telling me all
about yourself, and after read your letter
II will give you a personal interview.
housing sales PAUL J. MILLER. Suite 2,
gram is approved by the Veterans Admin.
Of ths best xa i You are are b aI NU%
write me that letter about your. ability
and see II you can sell me on the idea
you mean business PAUL j. MILLER,
publisher, Housing News, Business
Brokers' News Service" Read my ads to-
day under Houses for Sale, Business Op-
portunities" in The Star.
Evening star., 1947-03-16
SALESMAN (cont,l

SALESMAN to call on garages, manufSc-
turers. airplane mechanics, etc. with new
patented, tool; universally needed; average
PHIL-TAN ia CO. SSoi Belifordr rave ave, cievss
saTEsMEGN SAL G'f for hish-srade line of framed
gsnuine sTIun i feather 6ird pictures native to
painted floral backgrounds; immediate de-
STUDIOS. 2pO State ST.. Chicago 4. III.
in Washinston; must have car: state age,
sSpsrlence and salary expected. Box 22S-
IRE s. STIBLE NEW PRODUCT, Natural
demand ready and waiting; quick dem
onstration amazes every cne; sells itself
because customer pays only after being
entirely aa1 uxs sassd Is saod Any product sold this
sary: exclusive territory available. Let
US send you ycu free our proof book con-
tanning page after page of actual repro
eerning up to $3.50 week. No matter
day JOHN PORTER, s4ss Indiana ave-.
Dept. B-29, Chicago 16. Ill.
30, ,ooo, 900 READY BUYERs-organizers
cashing in on terrific demand for new
huge reference book given. away with. fa-
ss mons magazines: exclusive, deals from
Offices and veterans ORGANIZATIONS: sales
men making big commissions daily; or
ganizers' earnings unlimited many with
sSss ys'g1 ssayiaiia ysSss sSs
FORWARD LOOKING highly successful
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ssalesmen earning $4,000 to 100000 year.
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Evening star., 1947-03-16
HELP MEN and WoMEM.

MANAGER wanted. man or
s45 pas eommssion I'M pss Week.
good opportunity for advancement. PALo,
BEaiTYs AZ iKT1s opEkaToR Stii AieT Va +..,, g.,
ESoie, modern i serqSl q beauty culture: opsnlns
AcADEMY oP BEATY M!s c1L4uRE e
2 st. Paul St. Balto Md. -22
sysT sprnE SALON. EXCEL salary
I5 Eon9 aSs DI Idst sei9 division la
quarters admin. ONCE natl concern: 37ls-
hr.. ,5-day wk; coed accurate typist dea
pendable and willing worker, opportunity
eAN rzEEaEAfA fi Ms Azn oo SMfs
404, 1911 G NV. is
COUPLE, experienced; good cook. chauf-
III IN family; ami references required; $3.50 mo.
COUPLE, competent, for permanent posi-
ington; pvt. room and bath. excellent SAL
ary; references required Call between
9 and 5. Monday through Friday. RE.
ESTABLISHED CANvAssERs WANTED to
carry side line of fast-selling hand knitting
yarns; sell from color card: no investment,
high hnH eommlssions Gsa (all U. S. open). Write
JANIToR, colored, settled man with wife
preferred, to care for clubhouse. Box IA
MAN AND wIFE-wife to cook and clean
for three adults, man to serve and able
to drive; living quarters, two bedrooms,
sitting room, private bath: settled couple
who want to live in country. two hours
drive from Baltimore. Philadelphia, Wash
ington. Please address inquiries, with
references, to M. ]. GALLAGHER, 2012
Chestnut st, Philadelphia g. Pa.
PIANIST. for dancing classes, in Takoma
Park area. Call SH. 1895. -17
SHOE ARTIST. with experience and knowl-
edge OF f1no shoe drawing: excellent salary;
pleasant working, conditions; 5-day week.
Please apply with samples to advertising
dept. HAHN SHOE STORES 7th and Z
SIS. NV. 40
WANTED-Boy or girl. 14-1s. TO. 5o45.
Distributing.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or medical tech
nlcian, college degree and one-year expert
ence in public health laboratory preferred:
permanent position; salary, $3.50 per
annum. Contact Mr.. Dorsey, ARLINGTON
COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT, oxford
1000 or Chestnut $500. -22
or women, for fast-seIl-
ing, weu-known, seaSonable item in local
stores for two weeks before Easter Earn
ings from $50 to S75 per week; either
salary and commission or straight COM
Phone ME. 3477. Ext. 701, be-
tween pm and 8 pm. any evening
70 70 TAKE NAMES for city directory, must
have good handwriting; salary and bonus
plan 410 King St, Room 302, Alexan-
dria. va
Evening star., 1947-03-16
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fo To- CLOSE AN EsTATE-3 choice lots in
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