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Evening star., 1947-09-10
SAlEShEN.

ACCIDENT AND HEALTH .SALESMAN-n
you have a successful record u! IT,, selling A
asx ogssSizzat&qn & Si,R o,d RsS glsn an snd :
mfhod Tnfh shoGi6 6a ncome sna9e Soa 10
be Nretof record. 8 viii vii be- be considered; Phone
SfI Ssssfh ana M Widow 0 dress
er, experienced; permanent, good salary
a sppd Ieb5 bs sss Ehers soA ss 45c f9psssd ss
OIL BURNER sALEsMEN-Exper. helpful
but not essential, highest salary plus COM
mission: we need 2 more men to NIL out
averaging $3.50 q VIZ: only men Of proven
any s M is Dc yOar to Join an
organization with proven successful sales
plan that has made it a leader in the oil
TRcT fFERsF hflF ARP Rx6o IsiSt5 APfRcE
fP REAL iGs TsrA4f + sAEEsaxN, Il NAN exper in Nd
EXcEELENT OPPORTUNITY in sporting
goods dept; approx. earning SEQ per wk;,
REAL eG IN EsfafE faf sALEsMAN-Excelent al op
with b Mon}a 0shed Cd nm arm
Northwest Wash. Ample listing of homes,
farms and development properties. Call
Mr. Pearson. 81. 540O for sppt STANLEY
REAL ESTATE sAIESMES1Have open
lnes for . good real estate statesmen; must
have car and be willing to work full time;
full cooperation in closing deals and will
sWeen y0H pfny sd Of = NsH BAR APpK
SALESMAN for nationally known grocery
speciates state s age and experience Box
sALEsMAN. ne retaiI i0 sales of auto supplies;
good salary and advancement. The PEP
Boys, Boy 1924 Baltimore ave-. Hyssts-
Al :assr aaa xsns do
Commission: com = exper. I not nee. but adTan.
tageous: The best heating season here;
business BOX i2S-C, Star 10
Statesmen. by Wash's. pioneer storm win
aluminium twin sliding combination storm
and screen windows; willing workers can
earn carr far a9oHe o1r The , sversse ,a sar nee: pay
fort RE1' bivision TOO Spring I'd I'd. NV, NV Ho
$500 III
SALESMAN. experienced roofing and sid
ing, good proposition. CO. 6190. Ia
statesmen WITH ENERGY and ambition
Phone or see us for details N Of one Of the
ment Held SOUTHERN MoRHEAT co.
1929 Vt. ave. NV. (at L ST., Ma. 0770.
Sal sA1ESMAN-i tss II 5S You are man Of GOOD
character and proven sales ability in the
vacuum cleaner field, there is an opportun-
ity to establish yourself in very profit-
able business of your own: We are large
distributors of nationally known and ad-
vertised product and have an unusual
opportunity in the Washington area; all
replies treated strictly. confidentially. Box
statesmen for large liquor store, live
wire; offers splendid oppor. to learn the
liquor business; selling experience nee;
good salary. Box 314-X, Star. -l3
OPPORTUNITY is knocking for exper.
statesmen who have car and know city well.
No canyassing. Apply in person at 6le
5th st. NV, second floor. after IL. -l2
HAVE OPENING for young man as iewelry
salesman: Good salary, pleassnt l WORKING 1y
COLoRED, FULL OR PART TIME, selling
Americas finest vacuum sweeper; some
thing new and easy TO SELL leads furnished
generous commissions. Call DI. 7140. 8
to m only. IL.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

GREGG, PITTMAN AND GRAHAM short
hand. touch typinR individual instructlon.
sss Pssd ant me Day rAkE RE- sSsHRa5
Vermont ave. tat st. n.w.J. D1. 1ll4,
POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught
g 81 ;asEs n sis9Ss .s?sfyS5 S.
a,TiRcoNDrPioS1sG Axe IS Ne f@S RE ?nsG
f5TE f!Sisss OF s''eaf GaAko
INC, G1-spprovsd a Note our new ps5msn2enGt 6T s2na
course for adult besinners. 1924 Columbia
HIcaEY II; fiE PIi euL1UREp GfII WOMAN t..che.
Enslish. self-confidence freedom from sell
consciousness. Air-cond. studio. MI
sECRErARIAL COURsE--Beginners' and
refresher courses IN shorthand, touch typ
ing; bookkeepins. comptomSster; Eng. Dss oas
and evening session 81 Small Ss 9s4"
BoYps & a5ea' scHooL e1Rs 5l or g 'eooMMERoE issa
F1YiS 7; SPD DsTPRTcrT6N ssP,Sl T6sstsr ander e1 Bill
s6bKRN s5hts FIJI afsfs fn ia @
saSjeets taushs: APgfoysa y soy:Ennsn; sEaII4y
sHilEdHhM sfa EBHMASbass aiS St into into ii a building
trade. Enroll now for bricklayina and nd
sg%uT1 orsaA1oss Ssls ssS sErSl6no4ern
training in all subjects day. night ana
part-time classes: get our tree cataloEue
NABELLI HONOUR SCHOOL, approved
iS4o N. z. ave. Nh UT 8. Estab 1915
REFRIGERATION and air conditioning
CT approved, modern training methods.
now starting Plenty of practical shop:
work on a big variety Of refrigeration and
air-condttonins equipment. NEW YORK
FRENCH, private instruction by highly
cultured widow of European diploma
English tutor for foreigners. HO. l55S:
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HELP MEN and WOMEN.

BINDER WORKERS, exper. or inexper. 5,
day wk Apply MI, Dickson. McARDLE
COUPLE, housema n yardman, cook; recent
references required. Call Rockville 235s.
COUPLE, man and wife; hogss pa5snss ps5snt
prone GE 1892 -12
COUPLE, white, no children; as caretakers
wife 10 assist with household duties; usual
good Waees. Rockville $3.50 ewes and
e9d5Ri Re 1SsR WaSTEp for @
s;G5 &C Ca betwee1 oe 10 ana TP,m1o Pm III
man for general duties; also receptionist,
vancement. WI. 1l13, 8 to 10 am; 8 to
HANDYMAN, tanitor and wife; oil-hred
board. See Mrs. Barrett CLUB LA
CoNGA, 94l0 BALTIC. blvd, BerWyn' Nd.
MAN AND WIFE, colored: wife to do cook.
ing and Jsil hw husband to work asIa around
S9 rss Esf sss ss5 me wo 54 NSsas
MAN AND WIFE, colored, for pvt. chill
drens school; man to drive. Dodge bus.
woman to 90 domestic weEk; I've in; 5000
MaN Ok 94S WoaAN Gs aes in phono
graph record business, capable Of manag-
ing sale help, experienced in the buying
and merchandising of records. Our en-
ployes know of this advertisement. Box
OPERATOR-Experien for monogram
machine. Apply DISTRICT FUR CO.. 602
F st. NV. 10
PREssER, silk; excellent salary and bonus
RESTAURANT MANAGER, experienced in
food purchasing. ability TO supervise the
preparation of fine food and restaurant
staff: $3.50 20 $500 mo. NATIONAL EN-
PLoYMENT SERVICE, Los G st. NV,
SoDA MAN OR WOMAN, experienced,
anxious to become soda dept. manager
after snort training period; large chain
store operation, good salary, liberal bonus
Arrangement. vacation with pay, perma-
nent position. Call MISS ELLIS, DI. 6435,
TENOR AND ALTO soLoIsTs; tenor. alto
and bass choriSters. OR 1863. III
FOUNTAIN HELP and Mattresses white
Call WI. 1903. -l2
TALENT, ali types desired for -televi-
sion programs Recording for sponsor; sta
ton sudition at artists cost: technique and
production assistance given. RE. 1884. 10"
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION ii YOU sing
in our Southeastern University Choral So
ciety preparing concert-opera programs;
opportunity for serious members. No
charge Give voice and phone number.
Box 36a-K. Star
SODA FOUNTAIN. white boy or girl: ex-
perienced: good working condltions. Apply
MACARTHUR DRUG CO, 1883 Macarthur
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statesmen, S275 (mD EXP. building
materials. insulation and woods-will pay
to $500 up PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911
TYPIsTs' EXP, $40 wk g. c,sss Aceounsant- 1xaI.,
Doo D.otor co $50 mo Typist clerk, assoc. =,
sis5 mo Addressosraph oper opseroo da' "a
$3.50 MGR bk. operator; No; 5000. 81 81:
sppiicants daily for top-sa.aried positions.
Welcome See Miss Evans or Miss Blaes sss
MED. sTENoG. p-t,,, 500 I'M, Part
time aca with medical terms, arrange mrs,
to suit appl. Stenog.. exper,. fast, $50 wk
Typist + CLERK, exper:, a-5. s45 wk Stock
clerk, retail sales. $3.50; Tsbulatins mach ma el.
CO.. 500. Many others hourly. Est. Is
yrs. welcome. See Miss Day, PERSON
ELECTRoNIC ENG. $4,000 'm1. Must
have degree in electronics. psCnnNi salary de-
SERVICE. 1911 G st; NV. Ma: 2i16:
sEs0 spsrstofs See sspsSl jane Bureh. @ cEENDENiNd
EMPL. AGCY, 14th and N Y. ave: NV
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

desires part-time week
days Excellent sight reader. Ext. sxpr.
MRS. PORTER, AID. 1850. 10'
ASSISTANT AND RECEPTI0NIsr in ply
sician's or dental once; gen. ONCE exper.,
NV section GE $40.
BO0KKEEPER desires permanent position,
10-yesrs' experience double entry, full
charge: financial statements; capable, con-
COLLEGE STUDENT, free afternoons and
all day Friday and Saturday. desires re-
ceptionist position: can type; prefer Dr..
or dentists office. BOX s5-D, Star.
Evening star., 1947-09-10
PERSONAL.

MAKE EXTRA CHRIsTMAs MONTY sell.
ing boxed Christmas cards to friends and
nefshbors. For particulars see Mr.. Er-
win. GARRISON TOY g. NOVELTY co"
INC, 1915 St. n:w. I'll
SLIP COVERS, draperies, upholstering;
wide selection of latest fabrics; quick. en- :
cient service: free estimates. WASHING
TON UPHoLsTERING CO., 1909 H st.
II nS YoU t. ARH IsG IN NEED OF A LOAN up 70
$500, call Hiss Wrishs: 81 $3.50
PERMANENT WAVES. "a: shampoo sn4
hngervave. Soc. No appointmenn Al
work done By advanced students WAE-
ARE YOU READY: - Repairs, reEesvins;
refining and alterations on your fan ano
winter clothing; 80 years OF experience
at your service su,.onholss & zippers;u suSps sn,st
830 10Th st. NV. 1871 King St, Alex: va.
--1-
ALTERATIONS on ali ladies' garments;
prompt and eficient service open ewes
S109 14th st. NV. CO. 2221.
Evening star., 1947-09-10
MOTOR TRAVEL.

TWO MEN RIDERS to San Diego Calf:
leaving washington end Of week; l947
Ford FIR 7o46 10
iSa1 % De soTO surbaban; accommodat.
g. day, eve, wky, with driver: reasonable
rates Cali CHI Ol44, RE 2T77. 13'
leave suit. passengers. take
? or 3; 194I Plymouth, share expenses:
refs exchanged Victor 34l0.
DRIVING TO MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Sept
9Th. Can accom-. l or 2 persons. Box
GID, Star
Evening star., 1947-09-10
HELP NEN.

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for man with
complete knowledge of local and nearby
material markets and experienced pur-
terials used in detached housing con-
struction; do not apply unless thoroughly
experienced; perm; project location Wash
come to 527 9th st. NV, Room 204, or
call DI 3410 -l2
Evening star., 1947-09-10

SPECIALLY SHOP on Conn. ave. catering
to hne Clientele. has opening for person
capable OF selling better fashions. Box
POSITION for young single
woman a1-2s yrs. who wants q career that
iations work; college educatio or os eaui!a :
lent: District native preferred: 5 day wk
Call Du. 800. MISS BALTENSPERGER
or MR. BUELL.. If
WANTED, intellisent young lady to as
sist executive and perform general office
duties. 5-day week comfortable working
conditions. Apply Mr.. Bolts, LACY'S. INC,
Sln n II -lo
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC HELP by day, week. or month.
We protect your homes by selesfinE Inrn sns e
EMPLoYMnNT AGENCY. 634 s st. NV,
AID. 49S.. Q am. to pm. -,
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CONTINUED on Next Psss1
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ADDRESSoGRAPH OPERATOR with some
tipping experience: permanent position;
4O-hr., 5-day week. excellent working
conditions State previous salary. eS
perience, age and education. Box 41-C,
Evening star., 1947-09-10


ferent new so for ST name Imprinted
Ghr3tmas cards free samplsS It
co isAf Z H White ~Fs Plsns n CARL
TRAVEL FLORIDA with highly paid sales
sroup; women age 1850: permanent; no
experience guaFanteed weekly
Transportation. MISS KELLOGG. Bur
lngRtGn HGte TE 1hesis4 9m
Miss Miss 1mhoff. LITTLE THEAfER oFFTcE
ein WaShnt9n Lean PTqss hsf
so for 81, up. Make UP to 1909 cast
profit on gorgeous Christmas cards: every
day assortments. Retail soc to 81. Start
sEaRE WEMoRE ron fE1s f@n4es Mon9e.
SELL E2i SO 80 BOXES CHRISTMAS CARDS
.s9percraft" Christmas assortment or
apeTovs Msme-iPRTntSs PRnss 90 tRT 81 aR
EXTRA SniB MONEY MONEY! Make s25 easily seIlins
30 boxes amazing Chiffon prize. 4
bors. Complete line. easy sellers! Up Il
1000 profit. so and IS for 81. Name.
imprir ted. Money-back euarantee: Prize
TSas. NC s. i4s Essex, Dept. S62, Boston, Mass
SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS-Make extrf
cash easily. Name-imprinted Christmas
cards, $50 for, 81 up, Sensational q.
card Feature" Christmas assortment
many others, pay you up to soc cash or
easy 81 sales. Stationery. Start row. NJ ~
experience necessary. ARTISTIC, SAT
LARGE CORPORATION. needs one stenos'
rapher and one typist for permanent po.
sitions: ages Is to 80 preferable; stat,
salary desired. Address replies 10 Boz
MAKE MONEY QUICKLY showing big line
Christmas cards TO friends, others. Low a!
So for 81 with name imprinted. Also ..
quality box sssortments Of christmas ant anf
profit for you Immediately. No experisnct
needed. Satisfaction guaTanteed Wits
Jackson 9lvd PEP, 14s chcs:Hfi h s.fi,5. III r.,
estate and learning the real estate bust
ness' Applicants must be VEL sdgcatss .n,
integrity Ask for >Mr Rathbuny W C.. 4
A. N MILLER DEVELOPMENT co; Build
sumner and Spring Valley, 4s3G Mass
ave. NV, OR. 4464. III
Evening star., 1947-09-10

EXCELLENT SALARY, cook. general house
work, other help; in family; live in; 2
OF weekly: WI; 1879. 10
500 A MONTH-Housekeeper 2 empl.
adults, no children: 5i2-day wk., live in.
Phone Falls Church 2423-J after pm.
WANTED, cook and general house
worker, for family of 8 adults, to stay
nights; city refs. required; Sa5 per week,
Phone WI 1915. 10
WANTED, . white girls, live in. cook and
family of 3 $50 q month.
Give references. Box 13-C, Star -l2
PART TIME 3 mornings week. cleaning
and ironing; 60c an hour, carfare. Ii.
DOCTORS HOME, cooking, general house
work; live in; fond Of children: must have
city reference. S22 wk. GE. 3345. IL
Evening star., 1947-09-10

wANTED-For restaurant counter work;
excellent chance for advancing to man
ayers position, full starting wage pay in
crease after short training period; free lie
and disqualification insurance. Aply WHITE
TOWER OFFICE, IA 18th st. NV, 10 m
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-01-21
Oregon Chapters
Schedule Affair
To Aid Dimes

PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 81.
In conjunction with the
March of Dimes campaign,
Hood River and Portland
JACL chapters will join in a
get-together at 7:3O p. m. Sat
urday, Jan. Is, in Nichiren
church, 1886 N. Benton.
A short meeting will precede the
affair which will end in a dance.
Richard l.. Neuberger, nationally
known speaker, writer and trav-
eler. will talk on How the Nisei
Can Enter into Civic Affairs"
General chairman Paul Oyama-
da will be assisted by May Abe.
Other committee members are;
Tsugo Ikeda, dance; Polite Nina
motto, skit; Mary zakoji, refresh
ments; George Furusho, posters,
and Lily Kobayashi. Marion Hara
and Mary Minamoto, publicity.
Proceeds of the affair will be
turned over to the March of
Dimes drive.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-01-21
Canada Offers
All Citizenship

NEW YORK, Jan. 21-Canad-
ian citizenship for all natural-born
Canadians and for those who take
out naturalization papers became
an actually on January /, 1917 as
the Canadian Citizenship Act went
into force.
Fashioned chiefly to create a
greater national consciousness in
the French and British groups in
Canada, citizenship certificates
will be issued to all those request
ing it. British citizens from the
United Kingdom or from any 9th
err dominion may retain their sta
tus without taking Canadian cit
izenship, although all Canadian
citizens are automatically British
subjects
Although Canadian-born Nisei
are citizens. it was not known at
the local Canadian Consulate as
to whether the new act applied to
japanese Issei residents who
wish to become naturalized-
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-01-21
Minneapolis
Starts Probe
OF Race Bias

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi,
Jan. 21.-Home interviewers
soon will visit families of Ne
gro, Indian, Japanese and
Jewish ancestry in Minneapo-
lis to determine the effect of
racial prejudice on their lives.
The survey will be the major
part of a Minneapolis community
self-survey in human relations and
will be conducted between the
present time and March | by 800
volunteer interviewers.
Mrs. Kyle Jaselden, chairman of
the womcn's conference on human
relations lis chairman of the vol
unteers committee.
The women's conference, repre-
senting approximately 40 women's
organizations in Minneapolis. was
established to help the mayor s
council on human relations, the
sponsors of the community self
survey, to carry out its program.
Agency intervlewers in the
fields of education. housing, rec
reation, community services and
others will try to determine the
amount of existing racial and re-
liglous prejudice in the community.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-01-21
Seeks Court Shift
In Land Lav Case

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Fl.
Attorneys for Mrs. Toshiye
Teranishi Hirata, Nisei, and
her husband, Roy K. Hirata,
charged with violation of the
state anti-alien land law, this
week sought removal of the
case from the state courts to
the Federal District Court in
San Francisco, on grounds
that the defendants feel they
will not receive a just hear
ing in the state court, accord
ing to the Nichi Bel Times.
The Hiratas are represented by
William Ferriter and James c.
Purcell, attorneys for the Civil
Rights Defense Union, which is
handling the case.
The San Joaquin county district
attorney and the state attorney
general offices are attempting to
escheat land owned by Mrs. Hirata.
The Nisei defendant has claimed
that she purchased the farm on
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-01-21
Hunt Home
For CT Wife

VAN NUYS, Calf, Jan. 81.
- Staff members of the
army's Birmingham general
hospital this week issued an
appeal to find a home for a
Nisei soldiers wife and 49,
month-old child.
Kay Terao, wounded overseas.
is now a patient at Birmingham.
His wife and child face eviction
from their Sherman Oaks home,
according 10 hospital officials.
Jack Ticrney. public relations
officer for the army. said that
Mrs. Tcrao and the baby were
brought to Southern California
from their home in Oregon so
that they may be near her hus-
band"
Tierney said that the owners of
the house in which Mrs. Terao Is
now residing have sold the home.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-01-21
Chicago Council
Elects kaWasaki

CHICAGO, H., Jan. 81
Corky Kawasaki, director of
the Chicago Resettlers Com
mittee and former Seattleite,
was elected chairman at the
last regular meeting of the
Chicago japanese American
Council in the CYO Nisci Cen
ter recently.
Officers in the 1947 cabinet in
clude Dixie Ishida, native Chlca-
goan. and representative from
Church Of Christ Of Chicago
Fourth Presbyterian, vice chair
man; Brother Theophane Walsh,
director of the CYO Nisei Center,
secretary; and Hidefumi Muko-
yama OF the Mutual Aid Society,
treasurer.
r. Mukoyama, brother of the
newly-elccted treasurer, gave re-
port for the Civilian Relief for
Japan Committee in which he
stated that more than $4,000
were collected from the local Jan
anese community. Five thousand
dollars were turned over to the
Brethren Service Committee; and
another $4,000 to the Friends
Service Committee to purchase the
most pressing items needed by the
civilians in Japan.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-01-21
Nisei Student
Wins Hearst
Essay Prize

LOS ANGELES, Calf, Jan.
21.-Lilyan Takahashi, a Nj
sci senior high school stu
dent, won third prize in the
Hearst Los Angeles Exsmin-
er's "Bill of Rights" essay
contest, according to the Rafu
Shimpo. She was awarded a
$50 war bond.
Miss Takahashi stated that her
motives for writing the essay on
the Bill of Rights were much
deeper because the bill meant n
lot TO those who were interned in
relocation centers. She and her
family were in Poston relocation
center during the war.
D. c. Brandman. prOmOtional
contest editor of the Examiner,
said that the Nisei's composition
was great and was very appro-
priately written in conjunction
with the Bill Of Rights.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-01-21
Seattle Giirds
For Largest
Dimes Push

Seattle must build up the
largest March of Dimes fund
since the founding of the King
County chapter of the Ma
tional Foundation for Infan-
tile Paralysis, according to
Chairman Charles M. Ander-
son.
"Our goal is to build up the
largest chapter chest in history in
order to prepare for the possible
epidemic next year. Last years
epidemic wiped out both local and
national 1916 funds entirely. We
must be ready for an equally
heavy onslaught of polio next
year." Anderson said today.
The campaign started January
Is and runs through January 80.
Totals from coin boxes throughout
the county will not be tailed UNI
til the end of the campaign.
Since the foundations inception.
the death rate from polio has been
cut from 30 per cent to between
. TO 10 per cent, and so per cent
of all polio victims now recover
completely
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-01-21

which they live with money she
had before her marriage. Under
strict application of the law, how
ever, her husband cannot live on
her farm in Stockton, the Nichi
Bel Times said.
Petition to the U. S. courts will
include the following arguments
of discrimination directed only at
American citizens of Japanese an
Sestry by the state:
1. The state creates a presump-
ton of fraud in shifting the bur-
den of proof on the Nisei. No
other u. S. citizen is required to
do so.
2. Nisei citizens are deprived of
a statute of limitations when in
volved in an alien land case.
8. Invoking the law means the
wife and husband cannot occupy
the same property, keeping the
father from contributing to the
support of his minor citizen chill
dren.
The petition will also refer to
the recent state supreme court de-
cision on the Oyama case and cite
the instances in which the rights
of American citizens are further
placed in jeopardy by the state.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-01-21

The introduced legislation, which
closely follows the New York
Fair Employment Practices Act.
proposes to prevent and eliminate
discrimination III employment prac-
tees against persons because of
race, creed, color or national ORR
gin, creating in the executive de-
partment a state board against
discrimination, defining its func-
tons. powers and duties and pro-
viding for the appointment and
compensation of it's officers and
employees.
Gray Graham, executive direc-
tor of the Washington State Fair
Employment Practice Committee,
returned to Seattle last weekend
with the report that prospects that
the bill would pass are very fav-
cradle"
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-01-21
Raps Prejudice
Against Nisei
War Veterans

CARBONDALE, Pa, Jan.
21.-A former officer with
the famous 442nd Combat
Team told the Carbonate XII
wants club here recently that
Americans of Japanese an
cestry who served with the
442nd won the right to be
treated as Americans "the
hard way"
Captain Norman Kurian told of
the courage of the Nisei troops
he commanded and said he hoped
that there will be no second-claSs
citizenship or social or economic
discrimination" for the veterans
of the 442nd.
"They and their families from
which they came are first-class
citizens in every sense Captain
Kurian added. They are men of
whom the whole United States
should be proud"
I'm spite of the heroism and
sufferings of these young Ameri-
cans, a few unreasoning individ-
uals still attack Them" he said.
by any test" he said, "the
men of the 442nd ret are a fine
type of American citizens. They
won their honors the hard way,
with blood, sweat and tears"
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-01-21
Utah Senate
Gets z Civil
Rights Bills
Bios in Employment,
Public Accommodations
Cited By Senator

SALT LAKE CITY, Ulah.,
Jan. 81. Pacific Citizen Dis
patch) - Presenting "A Utah
State Senate Committee re-
port on the practices of race
discrimination in Utah against
Japanese Americans and
members of other minority
race groups, Senator Sol Sc
vim, D., Toole, last week in
troduced two bills which will
guarantee equal rights to all
minority groups in employ
ment ard public accommoda-
tons.
Sen. Selvin was chairman of the
special civil rights committee of
the Utah Senate which was au-
thorized to investigate racial dis
elimination in the state by the
1915 legislature.
Sen. Elggren, D., Salt Lake, a
second member of the three-man
committee, is the co-author with
Sen. Selvin of the proposed civil
rights legislation.
Gets 800 Replies
During the last two years Sen.
Selvin's committee has received
800 answers from employers and
employees of hotels, apartment
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