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Evening star., 1948-09-18
FARM ond GARDEN.

RoTo TLLERs, new; IeeulaF pIiss, !sch s55S dx
PIX Pix gUkTER 6; YSaTy MofoRs IL ''' eS'n Ms '
choremaster walking and rioing type
tractors bower mowers ,sar Barsala n Prices, bGS
GEMTRAh GFInR7dd "a horeE eR 600 600 500 Lee n"y'
TRACTORS, all equipment. corn pickers'
trucks barb wire. Forge harVeS5ers'
qWMEE1 PxEh T1Eh aA is law lawn time, complete lawn
renovation. new lawns made. weed con-
tro insect control. seeding, fertilizing
MEN4 sne lmlnsR Service, E sA. 81 t%f S5Gf or GTssn
FPIflA,GsToNE FL, A sPECIALTY-cemsnt and and
races, fireplaces porches. drives. retain
ing walls. drainage tiles and waterprooiing.
ANGELO MARCUCCIo. 32s Diamond aye aye
Gaithersburs, Nd. Phone GaithefSoure =
HOLLAND BULBS Just arrived, choice va
rieties. Ask for price list or come YOUR
Sifterent SU Varieties. fi s BEHNKE NURSE RIEs,
TO 62s4. Open weekdays. Sundays. and
gfeR.iSRDN Inis GARDEN TRACTOR, Ia horsepower.
Incl. power field mower. power lava avn mowSr f
ana clltiyator attaehmentS: t,iI gtS:, s'o Gssh'
srfaGSEkS sasas IGeKNouda Sad &c fRd5
day and SUNDAY, while SUPPLIES last Drive Drive
slrins: sl Iiy buy them hem at the orchard 10
HARDY AzALEAs; all colors and sizes: a
SOC up; 25lo !7th St ne s,. o. e-ise IL. .
suRN. HIH O'Hsi1 Vienna. Va. IA. s14s 10
BEHNKE's famous panssgy seedlinss. siantss'
saaNkf EasaS Z 'isni auRsEREs haz se5sTs. PF
JOHN JOHN DEERE B.; on rubber; used mos s; !;
and pillow; s2,150 or best offer, Gan
Ashton 211s. -e
Evening star., 1948-09-18

BROOD MARE. thoroughbred, gentle; has
been shown by child; excel. working
l6 hands, s yrs. shown, by 14-yrr. old
boy; $50 or best offer. Phone 81. 1l3o.
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE-l6 pigs, 3 sows.
boar: $500 for all. / Hereford COW.
, feeder calves, $500. ASK operator for
BAY BAY HORSE. very pretty and gentle. Can
be seen at "333 Prout ST. Sc. Sl3o-
AT. SAL, 9 am. mornings; eVes.' after
10 CHOICE wHITE-FACE HEREFORD
cows with 3-mo -old calves at side,
approx. 500 to 900 lbs. averages. SH;
50S2 after pm. Sat, or bet. 10 and :
pure-bred COWS, some
with calves, others bred 10 top bulls Will
calve soon OhKMONT FARM. Aide.
Va. Phone Middeburg 4..23 or DE. 2s3s.
ENGLISH JUMPING SADDLE. in good con-
dition: Can be seen at EDGEWA,TnER
Pony TRAILER, $50; single spring wagon,
!! pony colts, ! spotted mare, l Palomino
FOR SALE-S bred heifers, 8 Guernsey
and jersey ype and 4 Angus steers,
PPnIoMINo TPIlo9SiirSos sTUD C'oLTs, $50 to $3.50;
otner foals at $3.50; also PalominIo nine staE,
BOSWELL. Thcrpland Farm Marlboro
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcens. !,

FURNITURE-Highest cash prices for
household furniture, etc. Will buy entire
contents or fair-sized amount. For best
results call MR.; DUFFY at UN; lsIo;-
tents or odd pieces: highest prices. s: Z.
FURNITURE WANTED-Bedrm., dining
rm. chests, secretary, breakfront anc
other odd pieces. IA, ,.l12.. .--23
GotDLBring COL your old gold platinum
KAHN: INC; 50 years at ea5 F St. NV,
MACHINIST'S TOOL CHEST and small
tools. Box "06-X. Star. --l9
NET. at least 15x3O feet fine meshes TO
stop golf balls Box 2o9-Z, Star, 49,
oLD-FAsHIoNED picture frames; clocks,
IMnrniture. M curios' relics, china glassware.
ONE-WHEEL LUGGAGE TRAILER with
waterproof covering. CHI. 2713. -19
PIANOS-Grand. upright, spinet, or apt.
size: any size, any condition; we'll pay
PIANoS-Grands, spinets and upright pi-
amos. Will pay good price. Call Republic
PIANOS WANTED - COLONIAL PIANO
co: pays highest cash prices. Phone Ma
4S7O after 10 am. for courteous appraisal
REFGR. WANTED. gas Electrolux, about
apt or RA Gu .ds8 a.; also gas range for small
SEWING MACHINEs-we buy all types:
repair hemstitching. buttons covered,
pisatlng. ZIG 11th st. NV. RE. 1900.
WANTED-Better grade of household fur.
5529: evenings. GE 6447
AM INTERESTED IN ouying silverware
any condition. China. Dric-a-brac. old
iewelry:; DORA KRUrsAW MILESTONE,
WISH WISH TO PuRcHasEE fE'ina good use used din. rm
set and hall table EN- 41S4 --I9
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

MISUNDERSTANDING prlc-a- orac, china
glassware. rugs, silverware., paintlns,s:
highest cash prices paid Call MURRAY
ANTIQUES, bric-a-bra., china. silverware
old jewelry. cups. saucerS, Any amount
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE. 1885 q
BATHTTBS, basins. sinks. toilets. radia-
tors. pipe and fittings; used Call AK
CAMERAS. ali types. movie equipment. all
ACCESSORIES bought at oaR highest I. ave prices
opposite Dept. of Justice RE. 2434:
Sse6 Clothing. BERMANs. 11e2 5th St
NV Me 37e7 oDen ewes VIII csli
est cash price Prompt removal I've do
moving MI. a1is.
FURNITURE-wiIl buy entire contents or
odd pieces. Also old glassware china,
hric-a-brac Buying and selling for over
so years. HOPwoOD'S. Stn and e SIS.
NV ME- 62S1.
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AVIATION.

SHARES in q Luscombe S5-h.p. airplane
flying club. Enjoy flying the easy way.
Elk. 550S. IN
Pr .6. 5 partners wanted, $3.50 each;
plane in excellent condition get heavy
time for less than renting a cub. For de-
LUSCOMBE SILVAIRE, SD. rs cont A
factory special. fuel injection. sens. Alt.
and b. of c, 2-way Bendix radio. sound
proofing. auto uphoistering, starter, bat
terry, gen, nav. light lie. until Sept. 40.
Many other extras. S1,7s5. HI: 4094. 49,
PRIVATELY OWNED J-3 CUB, excellent
cond. S5S5 CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT.
phone OIL. SSSS -i9
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

381I so. OAK AVE. N.E.-Large single
rn''. next to bath. washing privil.' phone
bus M q deer, AP 1924 20 a,,v,,. home rihs ron.
room. twin beds, next to bath $40 ..k.
sa,l ssINcss ssrss sssLsErfNG srffNG RIM. in pvt. home.
conv. transp. Tel Ho. 1857. 2s07 l.
s,;ss ays MARYLAND AVE. SE-Eies rnl nexs
to shower bath. single or double. eonv.
saa sth sT. N.E.-clean room, next 70
ba th, for gentleman; no drinking. Ii. 4lSl.
1881 BLAINE sT-sinEIe rm.. newly fur
nlshed PRIVILEGES. conv. transportation:
SOS per mo. AK. 5151. -19
2i3 Eth ST. N.E.-Larse room. newly dec
Grated, twin beds. blk. from streetcar
line. blk Franklin telephone 1s ofhss.
II ! ROOM. SoSi twin beds. for 2; IS each. Can
pU' 1850 OF CO. S4o5. Mother With
child will be accepted. -le
bath. large closet 1920 Webster St. ne.
a5.PaoLfS 3 Plasa "a MiSs iTSssrssEasrrY sEi VICINITY
Front master bedroom: mex. 70 bath; n
private home; students preferred. A.
paeo MONROE S.E.-spacious dble. rn.
for 2. pvt. home; excel. trsnsp- AID. 1927.
-- ~. %.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BABY'S BUTLER SERVICE = Complete
rental service on folding cribs, strollers.
L Err SERVICE. SO Canal st. s.w., EX. 1870.
BULLDOZER with operator, for excavating
grading, clearing. loading dirt or digging
for septic tank; So per hour. Phone SH
1924 or PL. $500 20
washing machines wax
ers. cleaners, dehumidfiers. etc. DISTRICT
FOR RENT OR CONTRACT - shovels
cranes, drag lines pile driver. bulldozers
angel dozerS. motor grader. road roller
ar compressors,, water pump; hand exca-
METTE, VI. 1890 or r. r Shomette
Prince Frederick 14-F-31 10
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POULTRY and EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK.

JAMES FEED STORE, 6l9 X st. NV, NE
OOSa. Baby chicks. feed and poultry sup
Evening star., 1948-09-18
REFRIGERATOR!

RUG, Oriental axl?, gold backsronnfd with viii
raised pastel flowers Sl,409 appraisal: ,@ sac
RIGS ; senune Nichols chinese orienta,,
perfect condition. size 9xl., $500 each ea6e
also I runners. GE. 1000, 20
cond; , dble tstfeta quilted bedspreads;;
brown. / pink. SH 1868. Ia
RUGS-Compare our prices before you
SAP saIat dHiS, EtT reg price sa95. saIe. Driee
pr.tp C. SdS. 3si0"A tone!ontone ne tone 6roadloom reg
price >ila sale price $50. 80. Also laTgt m
STOCK oriental and domestic rugs SAM
TARY RUG &C, llS C st. NV D1. o'3G
RUGS. imported. Persian design. REQ rose
or rus: ptedOmnatng deep pled MAyTAIR *
SHOP 1?35 & tHshers, ss nv. ia,' 4E. 44e4. Nla
RUG SALEN@oo large and sinai! orientals
rednced prices oR!I BARI, s,,l RUG SHOP @42'
ssFEsIsevsra III s.. oDfn 'lii AND R labeled
double door safes. suitable for ali purposes
ranged to suit your requirements. a
labeled safes are tops in security and pro-
tee,lon; Phone or mail inquiries solicited
THE SAFEMAsTER CO, e3o4 Pa. ave NV
SAwSWiig. , and , h.p radials. 1O-in
i5ns arDOE sn 1tins taDle Gs t!1 IN
co. NC. Ma 0020, Mr. Adkins 10
SAXOPHoNE; b-fat tenor Conn. Link
SIdn HAWKINS ~ mode moushp!eee; Penzs a.
SAXOPHONE, Conn, tenor, gold lacQue!
finish; excellent condition; S125. Victor
'!:a2l 22lb Both st. sc -lH
SECRETARY DESK. antique, birds-eyt
maple and pine paneled SH. S5l5. .lSS
Ike new new Cal 30 6aiG. ' '' @iS
SEWING MACHINE. cleo. Queen Anne
console, backward stitch; $3.50 cash. c945
Tllden st. n W. ~"
SEWING MACHINES, Singers. sale OF rent:
immed delivery. SEWING MACHINE Ex-
CHANGE @4I3 18th st. NV. co; 3"45
SEWING MISUNDERSTANDING delivery
brand-new console model electric sewint
machines 2o-yE- guarantee by factory
Price. So. Also new portable available
and we have rebuilt portables as low a!
S55 and up. Best models and consoles alst
available in rebuilt machines: very low
prices; easy terms. Very good trade-ir
allowance on your old Singer treadie ma.
chine Also We have pinkine shears: ge'
( them now Open am. to pm. daily
SINCERE SEWING MACHINE CO. ga
SEWING MACHINE. portable sineer. re
built. excellent condition. Gil. 1882. -@t
Evening star., 1948-09-18

TWO g-WEEK- OLD English Lewellin set
ters. So each. BABCOCK, Herndon, Va.
Phone 213. 49,
GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPPIES-Litter,
sired by champion; gentle, af1ectionate,
beautiful animals. ideal for pets and
hunting. Call WI s793, or inspect. T4O0
Bradley blvd -l9
COCKER PUPPIES. beautiful puppies of
Evening star., 1948-09-18

" as ~ GU. IL.
months, paid S4:i
lor Kitchen. TIE.
REFRIGERATOR.
condition and rea
Evening star., 1948-09-18

responsible parties.
breeds and mixed
. Call PRINCE,
ANIMAL RESCUE
Evening star., 1948-09-18

man in private Jewish home. DE. 1891;
sitsf sIseLE i Noon sn phone. large closet,
tils msn mNe;RITaM HG, 2eZ sT SStW-Larxe nv front
SIS. SIS MacARTHUR BLvD.-Larx. double
aafRTeaS 9iaf1 TcG%efi iUNTVfksITY pARk-Nisely
furn., in pvt. home, semipyl. PVT bath; bath; laun5
M Msiss 18TH ST. NV, Apt, 4-,Nicely furn.
rm'. , next to bath; empl. lady; s26 per
CoasTHEDRAL AvE.-clean attractive rm.,
with private bath; conv. to 2 buslines, for
employed lady: $50 MI. 1861 10 ,o .
sst1rd1y sso vfAzrY afd sandssyw sT dsywrront room Twin
5si7 18th g: N.W.-Iarse room. pra private
psta pssa IaAIrR hA isls p. NV, 18th and coium
ssntlemsn, n9ndrinseT ,a1 ho aesiv %ses s furn
dbs daf inMhss lm Twin be BEDS large closet; laundry
priyils. s22; siTIs only D99; s4ss, .c,ils ails
.eistusn seas m H 1ooA Avt reasd ned Ssss
nas5refs nsso Is,h 81. Former legation
sardrobe aecommodatiOns; with SEPT septic
tamiIy, ttaxrEyILsNr l2 Z LOCATION. 1888 Park I'd
Lovely clean rm.. for, young man; tile
shGTi5 enfos 11EREacf y arrs :. - swEsp1 .Ss1
Rqt. eirIs cau Sat. or sun. Apt. $50. 49,
1890 ssao VAN NESS ST. NW.nsieeiy fgrn'
nm; conven. transp. EN-. 1895. -lg
IDGowSToWN. "a St n;xeFg5nishssd nv. erm sns
Isl 18Th AND coLUMBIA RD; AkEA-Lge
studio nm. next bath: in modern pvt. apt
io1 smpI iady; Drlyils hp oviv T4s% ssc 1hs dbie
nsw beds. desks hot plate privii.; maid
Service; Bendix; young group reas. Ro.
1893 iso5 18th ST. NV. = Lee front rna.: ns.
stfrac furn. twin beds: unlim. pnone;
aeas rent; for MARI. couple or men. Call
3 to 2. phone IA lssi; i,.,. rn vns s,psl,.
man, 500 so Also Ice. front rm, Twin
beds, z closets. nicely furn. DE. ssso
LARGE FRONT ROOM. 1st floor. front, for
> or 3; 4 doors from Dupont Circle. co
6S5T. .n IT,
tSInbed nm l~c. closet; next oath: uniim;
phone; no OH roomers. DE. lo4A' III
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-24
FUNDS TO URGE
LAW EXCLUDED

SACRAMENTO Calf, March "a
In an interview with JACL-ADC
Director Joe Grant Masaoka, Roll
land A. Vandegrift, Legislative Audi
tor, disclosed that Governor Earl
Warren's Budget for the Fiscal Year
July l, 1913 to June 30, 1919, sub
mitted to thee alifornia Legislature
contains no provision for the en-
forcement of the Alien Land Law,
either in the items under the At
torney Generals office, or a sepa-
rate appropriation.
When questioned whether there
was any explanation for the dele
ton of this item in his Analysis
of the Budget Bill" Vandegrift de-
clared, The Oyama case went
against us and we are making no
request for monies with which to
enforce the Alien Land Act"
He did admit that while there
were no pending measures on this
subject, the possibility existed for
a special appropriation or an
amendment to the Budget Bills
which are before the senate and
the assembly. 1t is expected that
the Legislature will be in session
until the end of the month, wrestl-
ing with the near billion dollar
budget and special urgency bills
, which have been screened by the
joint clearing committee of both
houses.
In his testimony before the as
sembly ways and means committee
last spring, Vandegrift urged the
S65,000 item In the department Of
justice budget to enforce the Alien
Land Law on the basis that the pre-
cedent for special appropriations
on this matter had been established
in the l945 Legislator. He further
commended that while the law was
on the books 1t ought to be enforced
particularly in view of the wartime
hearings which assertedly revealed
purported violations of the Alien
Land Law in many localities.
Masaoka established contacts with
members of the Legislature so that
any attempts to incorporate appro-
| priations to enforce the concededly
outdated Allen Land Law would be
resisted with all the resources of
he JACL-ADC West coast office.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-24
VOICE SUPPORT
FOR Ado BILL

RENO, Nevada. March 24-Pro-
ninent Nevada citizens were inter-
yiewed and requested to support the
naturalization of Purple Heart par
onts and Gold Star parents, and
he extension of authority to the
J. S. Attorney General to stay de-
portation in meritorious cases dur
ing the recent March l through 8
trip of West Coast ADO Director
zoe Grant Masaoka.
This itinerary was undertaken
,oncurrently with similar trip by
Fam Ishikawa, ADO Eastern Re-
~resentative. into West Virginia
'vhere the constituents Of Senator
chapman Revercomb. Chairman
I 1enate Standing Subcommittee on
immigration and Naturalization
were contacted. The other member
the committee Is Senator Pat
'FcCarran of Nevada, whose sup
'or'ers were reached by Masaoka
= Reno so that the desirability of
'hCL-ADC measures would be
'ointed out by the citizens of Ne
ada to their senior Senator.
Persons contacted included His
Excellency Thomas K. German, Ro-
man Catholic Bishop of Nevada
-ather George Eagleton; Joseph F.
-"cDonald, editor Nevada State
-ournal: Miles N. Pike, U. S. At
orrey; william j. Kane, McCar-
ans law partner and former dir
-ctor of immigration service for Ne
ada: Pete Peterson, postmaster
Tdward Ransom, U. S. Marshal.
Rev. Charles Dohn, chairman OF
the Reno Ministerial Alliance: Rev
7. Edward Oslund. Lutheran
Church: Rt. Rev. william F.. Lewis
bishop. Episcopalian Church; ]
z. Martie., Adjutant, American Le-
"ion: Brian Burt, Departmental
Commander. American Legion: Rev
Don s. Fleming. First Methodist
Church; Louis Hilbert, Methodist
Church; Clarence Marshall, Execu-
tive Secretary YMCA.
Those with whom discussions
were held indicated their willing.
ness to urge their congressional re-
preventative to support this mani.
testify required legislation.
Regional representatives of the
JACL-ADC stationed in variou:
parts of the country are likewise
making similar tours so that re-
preventative national opinion can bt
developed on the need for JACL-
ADO legislative measures.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-24
Nise War Memorial Drive Keeps on Rolling Along
LOCAL CHURCHES
TO MARK EASTER

Seattle's japanese Christian
churches will commemorate Christs
resurrection this Easter Sunday
March %. with services and pro-
grams.
Japanese Methodist church an
nounced that its congregation will
have a Sunday School Easter pro-
gram from 10 am. and a joint
Easter service from II am. In the
Easter rites. the junior and Nisei
choirs directed by Yae Kimura and
Kazuko Osawa, special solo by
Mrs. Minnie Itoi, sermons by the
Rev. T. j. Machida and the Rev.
Lester Suzuki, and baptismal SER
vice will be held.
The Methodist also has booked an
-coloring party for the night of
March 26 with Junko Kumasaka in
charge. An Easter egg hunt for
children will be from 2:30 pm. Sat-
urday March 81.
The japanese Baptist church,
where the Rev Emery Andrews is
pastor, an Easter play will be pre-
sented at 1880 pm. Sunday, March
28 in the auditorium. Cast In the
play, directed by Chip Sakura, will
be Margaret Nomura, Mieko Hira-
no. Mich Inouye, Mary Okazaki,
Fumi Matsumoto, Edna Mayeda,
Toni Kunitsugu, Marian Tamura,
Shiz Tsuji and Irene Hikida.
Other churches such as st. Pc
ter's, Congregational, Maryknoll and
Presbyterian alco will mark Easter
Sunday.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-24
Seed Oysters Due
From Japan

Acquiring of 81 1854 boxes Of seed
oy tie 8. holding u potential
3l8. $40 900 young oysters from ia
pan was announced early this week
by the officials of the Pacific Coast
Oyster Growers Association here.
The shipments will begin arriv-
Ing on American Mail Line vessels
next week and will continue at in
tervals throughout April and May.
OF the total, only $50 boxes are
destined for California. The re-
mainder will be distributed along
the Washington and Oregon coasts,
In Puget Sound and British Column
bia.
The seed was acquired from ia
pans Board of Trade under the SUI
pervision OF the economic division
or the occupation command The
entire shipment was assembled in
Sendai Bay. Japan.
Last year. total Of $3.50 boxes
was imported in an effort 10 make
up seed stocks depleted during the
war, A normal peacetime import
is between 10000 and 5000 boxes.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-24
MONEY TO FIGHT
NISEI REVEALED

SACRAMENTO Calf. March "a
In a scrutiny of the accounting
tins listed under the Department
of Justice financial statements. as
compiled in the California Budget
for the Fiscal Year July l. l948 to
June 80. 1919. Henry Taketa. Nisei
attorney and JACL-ADC legislative
-nuSutant. and Joe Grant MaSa Okla
West Coast Ado Director. discover
I'd the use of funds allotted to the
Attorney Generals office for en-
.orcement of the Alien Land Law
were used in considerable portion
'or secret investigations" which
hey termed nothing but plain
Gestapo searches directed on Y
against the Nisei property owners"
The financial statements reveal
ed that out of s44 58l expended for
Alien Land Law enforcement in
the period 1946-1947. $24,212 was
used in secret Investigations"
In 1947-48, out of a total of SIS. 100
estimated by the Department
of Justice as used in prosecuting the
Alien Land Law $4,000 is listed as
secret investigation.
Much of this money has been
described as used in making wide
spread Investigations to be used In
the filings of escheat suits. It is
believed by the West Coast JACL-
Ado office and the Civil Rights
Defense Union of Northern Calf
ornia that more numerous filings
had been held up pending the re-
cent Supreme Court decision In the
Oyama case
In the approach to the systematic
escheat program to be directed
against all japanese American pro-
perty owners, residential and agri-
cultural large-scale maps of Calf
ornia had been prepared in which
pinpoints represented Nisei land
holders. These maps are remlnis-
cent Of similar surveys showing the
japanese population density and
location complied as arguments for
evacuation Detail maps enumerat-
ing the acreage of Nisei farmers and
the location of Nlsei homes In the
urban areas have been drafted
Reference marks are used to de-
signate complete files and informa-
ton on all those of Japanese ances-
try occupying any property.
Taketa and Masaoka are main
tanning contracts with the Califor-
MIA Legislature to oppose any revival
of the Alien Land Law enforce
ment program now believed to be
quiescent.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-24

SECTION 2-B
Wakitsu TsuJimoto
Yoshio Okada
Taijiro Ikeda
Keisuke Yoshida
YOshio Tomita
Tokutaro Tsuiimoto $500
Taijiro Ikeda 1000
Wakitsu Tsujimoto 1000
Yoshito Okada 1000
Hisakichi Yamamoto 800
Kinichi Kajita 500
Jackson ST. Auto Repair 500
Rev b. II. Oda 500
Mrs. Y. Makahara 800
T Ito 800 ="
Toyojiro Yamada 300
Kiyoshi Matsuda 800
Kazuichi Terada 500
Toyojiro Hikida 500
|. HashimaWari 100
West Coast Printing Co 5000
Denichi Denny Yoshimura 800
BANJO Okada 800
M. Hirata 500
Hideo Mori 800
H. Tanaka 100
Y. Shimizu 1000
K. Minami 1000
s. Shinbo 1000
K Nakamura 500
r. Hara 400
U. Ito 200
K Tanisawa 200
3. Suyetani 500
J. Miyake 200
S. Kamei 200
r. Ku5uda 500
Seiichi Hara $500
Jackson Beverage Store 500
Magosuke Kitada 100
Jiro OSaWa 500
Total $227oO
SECTION CD
Chosaku Hashiguchi
ManzO TOkita
Kazue Naito
Dick YoShimura $1,000
l4th Ave. Service 500
Pancho Nakashima 200
Kazuo Shoji 500
II. Inaba 200
Ikkaku Mayeda 500
Nobuyo Sakai 200
Takamori Ono 500
Go Kitayama 100
Sakuichi Takatsu 1000
YoShjzo Fukui 500
Seichi Kawahara 500
Kenichi Miynmoto 800
MaSao Omura 800
Hideaki Miyamoto 300
Kenjiro Nomura 300
Yutaka Yamashita 200
Ryoao Ogihara 500
Mokutaro Asakura 100
Chlyo Fukazaki 500
Teizo Nagai 300
Yonekichi Fukuma 500
Sakiko Sakai 200
Takajiro Shibuya 500
u Beppu 300
Toru Mat5uoka 800
B. Shigihara 500
r. Nakamoto 800
Ben Fukutomi Il
Jack Kudo 1000
r Naito 800
Kameko Endo 300
John Ikeda 200
Minnie Yamaguchi ZOO
Masae Iga LOO
F.. Matsubara 100
Matataro Hiroshima 200
Kazue Naito 500
Nav MIyamOto 500
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wait their turn if the toys that
they want are being used by other
children"
During their supervised play per-
iod, the children learn TO use the
scissors, to color and paste, and TO
play with such toys as tinker toys.
Before the Blue Boy" was
wrecked in a collision with the city
transit trolley. the Rev Emery An
dreWs, pastor of the Japanese Bap-
fist Church made his tour OF the
community every morning, picking
up the children at their homes, and
distributing them again 10 their
homes after school. The nursery
school children are all waiting
anXiously for Andys new Blue
Box which had been ordered about
two months ago and its delivery ex-
pected "3ometime' this month.
Those who are now attending
the nursery school are. Cheryl
Erickson, Colin Fukano, Janet Ho-
shlde, Shirley Tiara. Victor Iguchi,
Janet 1mamurs. Melvin Inouye
Roger Inouye, R!ckio 1somura. 70
shiye Iwarni lola Jean KLmure.
Gary Kitahara, Eilcht Kitanu-a
Dale Kodama, Craig Koga Steve
Xozu, Timothy Miyahara. Judy Mi
yata, Janet Mizuld. Dulcie Mukai,
George Mukai, Kenneth Natori,
Janice Nakamura Diane Okada,
Afko Okamurs, JoSey 5slgado, Do
rothy Suyama, Alyce Christine To-
da, Jerrilyn Toda, Kenneth Waka-
zliru, Nancy Yamads. George va
mamrt. and TssE ySshlavs.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-24
Chicagoan Invited
To Canada Farley

CHICAGO, H.. March 24-Dr
Randolph Mas Sakada, national
vice-president of the JACL, will be
guest speaker at The national con-
ference of the Japanese Canadian
Citizens Association (JCCA) at
Winnipeg, Canada, on March 20
30, announced the Midwest Re-
gional Office this week.
In accepting the invitation of
Roger Obata, president of the JC-
CA, DR. Sakada said he was both
1onored and happy to meet with
its leaders and hoped to share the
experiences of his own organiza-
ton with them. The JCCA is the
Canadian parallel of JACL.