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Evening star., 1948-01-10
FORD E. YOUNG, Jr.. Attorney.
040 Hffyls BUILDING

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
states for the District OF Columbia,
Holding Probate. Court.--No. 6999S, "A.
That the subscriber. Of the District Of
Columbia has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District Of Columbia Letters
Yaeger, late Of the District Of Columbia,
deceased. Ali persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
thereof legally authenticated. to the
subscriber, on or before the ,29th day Of
December, AID. 1948: otherwise they may
By law be excluded from all benent ol
said estate.
Given under my hand this 7th day M Mt g
Sav1S sHalv Salnei1 J. i1MARouEs. Deputy Resistei
OF Wills for the District Of Columbia
Clerk Of the Probate Court. ja1O,17,24.
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p. MICHAEL COOK, Attorney
81S Fifteenth Street NV,

bsf ssz ls 5sFr' Ea afEf
LEE ROY sToVER. receiver. The Com
mercial National Bank Of Washington, q
corporation. ASSIGNED to H: N. Kochenour.
Plaintiff. VS.. WARDMAN CORPORATION. a
corporation, Harry Wardman, Thomas p.
Bones. James D. Hobbs Defencants.-Law
No. S6-1O3-The object Of this suit is to
revive q judgment obtained in the above
receiver receiver OF The Commercial National Bank
of Washington vs.. Wardman Corporation
q corporation, Harry Wardman. Thomas T.
September 10th, 1885. On motion Of the
plaintiff, it is this 18th day Of November.
1947, ordered that the defendant. Helen
Wardman. cause her appearance 70 PC
day, exclusive of Sundays and legal holi.
days, occurring after the day Of the nrst
publication hereof. otherwise this cause
Will be proceeded with as in case OF
default. And the defendants. the un:
known heirs at law and next Of KIN oI
Harry Wardman, deceased. cause tneir
appearance to be entered herein on or
before the hrst rule day OCCURRING after
the expiration Of three months from tnlS
date. Otherwise the cause VIII be proceeaed
with as In case. Of default Proytdeo,
copy of this order be puhiishsd tTicf @ 7
month for three months IN the washington
bss bsfor. RsR8Ister sRsIa a.y and 5 IT, osn1Hf
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AUCTION SALES.

sSas IA sss ::i
Snfmer assd 81 Fl erust duly q bsr
Ns ss e. o &. rs sS e 81 oambs 81 as snd
ss.rsbs. & 81 iaes the s1ndersisned trustees Wi
ss s. 'Sef on sSssen the ss
81 January AID. 1S4s, at three:thirty
O'Clock pm. the following. described land,
Columbia. ch and desisnated as. and being
R.b Of 9s NUMBERED SQUARE
3sHS:r:a s4 pss 80 pl.t tie oss
m iaos. y SsE ssanns 3 M d 5Sa s Isl YES. ne
Iet ansmdn snd running Ri shsnes north along ssid
ns%ia panss vs FIX tSe7 Il. .osss asss s e
r. vest line Of Kins%gan r. p 1887 s!3 .ins feet
tRe & sc south line Of said lot. 6s feet to the
place Of besinning. said property taxed o.: as
1T numbered eight hundred ade and md dff5sen fdrfsn
as 1ns 'sf FERNS: sn0s sold as sus3est 1S priei
Srns Seea further H
Of which will be announced at time q
sale the purchase price above said zdG trusS na
reaSrsd re- 81 Ri'a sssn
5sss., 5 T 5a sns XII &
sas Is'9ls \ r s1isEfsn
THos. J. OWEN = SON. Aucttenes.s; AZ 3.
ssuSs sstols and ssf
ief.pss 1oi.. 1Ss md % %1o7 ga s: ne: sTxo 8
tn: baSnr' tS nsys aoo: 10 .nS bsth bs
Sht Virtue % Of authority vested IN us. We vi
sell at public suction, in front OF premises
NS Srt.Sb aSa s1s "a, =, o Nan j.nusT, sn
Ing -deSeribed properties to Wit: 107 2ne
sSs s:ssp;a.d it. ns :. ss Eat e
DESIGNATED IS lot sl7 in square 75s 5is
S ' sr.nss. nasa pSoeer sSs fS7 to and ns
end st. ne. viii each be sold subject to 2 2
ppsotmasy measy to sesa
So n;sa Saa sntS; 1.1m.s s ss sSs 2s
ssss q trust foT sppFo5yims 3 ns,ai sss!l
Silh'DSe's2 Vii BE- snnounced % At the time Of sac
to to bs paid n cash: Ali conysysnsins sins
eseos ETC.. At the cost Of purchaser. a dsPosi,
time OF sale. Terms OF sale TO pe Coil
aso 1eeosit r.a forteitsd and the property may :.
spss:n::s. FH0s: 9Xtss i2s
4 wEsca1fa, CSC y S1,:t s9S s9sna NO 81
9th st. ne. converted into three separat.
liyins apartments. By virtue OF a. = aest
trus 5s'eEssd4 Hs 4sgs oss
records Of the District Of Columbia. ant
at the request of party secured thereby
trustees f ,ran 1i Cr 3. pfemise. fen ss
At At I O'clock pm. the following -dsscribe'
property DistTlst e ssan.ts: SS9R1. saS sS
sstsGnd e.so1dsd q IN l0ii sn ssa'ts oe 49,
e h oss edSmb e s ers suTveyos 81 sale
Cash. 4 deposit Of 5000 required OF pur
chaser At sale Examination OF title con
veyaneins Iecordins Isysnash stamps T.am am
| to Be complied with within 80 days from
day Of sale, otherwise trustees reserve tn
right TO resell property as risk ,1n and ds2: COS
paper published in Washington; 2: G., o
deposit nay be forfeited Or WITHOUT sHa,9 tn.m iop
.sis .elVes q aeDsn sns legal Or sauitsSls sis6s
against defau!tinE purchaser sOLCNMHG1 LCNH
rEIDMAS' D. EDTAFR3 S.ss ,3.s SiAHh Ss,s,1o
THos. J. OWEN y SON. Auetionesrs. q
sostory semidetaehed frame dwelling b
ing Known rs premises No. 2726 Populs
st. NV. By virtue Of certain deed
trust, dated 18th April. 1947, being II, IN
1917, among the land records Of ths Di.
trict Of Columbia, and at the request
the party secured thereby. the underEsne:
trustees WIN sell. st public auction =
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THE EVENING STAR, washington, D. c. ssBs
SPECIAL NoIIcFs fcess.

ACCOUNTING And TAX SEKvfC1. s7peFS
BOOKS started, Kept. part-ttme statementss
NcoMR N 6ssaEns FAX AssYsrANcE and 7.suln.
monthly bookkeepinE service for indiyi.
duais, partnership: and corr: .sas. ase,' afss;'
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared: any
sas sas ': sS ass s.
AASSscaouNrANr-BookxEErER, ASsa .xps1s is; l..-
G5ds kept Part time s.x e:
BOOKKEEPING INCOME TAx-sefyies
sgAssoa 81 ige eaf,nss;ss Ip sss, and indi''dus
NOTICE OF GENERAL MEETIN0 Of PrSs
ferred and Common Stockholders Of Wood
,ss ,s., sys. ss s..s s.A a.s s:s &
holders Of the CORPORATION viil bs held On
:. 6: oas ns d sa aoo So oso:s Mon ..
sss. % NV " .A' wsshinston. 3. G.. for the
tir. Is To consider consider and vote upon /. pro.
tss Rosee Ran e q amsas h.rs
s5ors nsI Sc. sss IN sSs pS n n es
Corporation Corporation q woodward ) ietnroD.:
ssea this pGss ns vii ss s. e,
Preferred Stock" presently ss ,Iyo ousstsndins
sss e: esss ss hoa.r sa ' sas Ss
200 pm: on February e. ie4s: 70 con:
snd and n no1assesssble 1s s 0 shares s' x ~ Pre- srs.
share at the rate Of one u share Of "bS
Preterrsd Stock" for each share OF Pre-
IS Provide to,; upon .s sSn.ss:,sn .:,or,:ss e
n aasfs sssr.. ae OF isss "a 'ns ss:
Of 500 par value bearing cumulative
sailsss 1t sios ns p1 STARE 3. 81 after
ber 80. 194S, and having otherwise sub
stantisIy The sam. .ights and and p,tv,isssss p.t..ns.
ins hna 81 ssoes *
ts) To consider and vote upon a Pro.
that the saps esf Sc e. e the Cunt
q Of the the "7s Preferred stock r.mainins
and unconyerted into ~
sns hs hs sqs o. q Mssa 5. IT,
sa essa Of .I pr,or e S.rsh a4 80. Ia4s: ~ :ass
standing 'sndp and anconversed. aeo aasstansisiiy
Of Proposed Resolution Diminishing the
AmSan e CAPITAL ssa snd sss M
companyins this notice -
(3) To consider and vote upon . pro.
posal to amend Article Fifth Of the Ger.
tiicate of Incorporation. as heretofore
amended, substantially In the manner set
forth in the said Copy Of Proposed Reso-
lutions. Amending Certificate Of Ineorpore:
Of which amendment, II adopted, win b
to:
CORPORATION at not less than i've i've or more
than fifteen, as provided in the By-LAwE;
and
o. Authorize the Board Of Trustees 70
posed OF more than three members IN
stead Of only three members IS now
limited by the Certincate OF Incorpora-
I'd To transact such other and further
business .as may properly come before
ZIG Meet'hk' w, .>y1rpsonx
Evening star., 1948-01-10

Telephone Hours:
3 am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, 3 am. to z pm.
Sunday, II am. to 9 pm.
Evening star., 1948-01-10
VERNON E. WEST, STANLEY DE NEALE
ard IRVING BRYAN, Attorneys

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Co
sition of land in the Northeast section OF
the District Of Columbia, for the opening
Of W Street, between Brentwood Road and anS
Street south Of W Street; and for the
widening and extension Of 14th and 10th
Streets, between Downing Street and v
AND ORDER OF PUBLICATION TO PROP
ERTY OWNERS ASSESSED FOR BEN
EFITs.-Notice is hereby given that ths
its verdict therein on the 5th day Of Jan,
uary, lu 1913, and by said verdict assessed
dement's against the following lands Of
Parcel 142 I9I, S5, ,643. .73; l54/46, S470. 90
Square 394s.Lot 8. $4,000; 9, $4,000: 10
$500 r. ocs s1aSao so4 $500 ssYes, 90
Square 3e56~Lot 800, $4,000, 90: s02
$3.50 90. SQUARE 4107-Lot 21s, $50. 90;
go, $4,000: 222: 5000; s9l; s190. 100 .o0 no
Evening star., 1948-01-10
RALPH 4. CUSiCk,

Investment Bids., WsshinEtcn. p. G:
nled rHs H. S1sfsfcf 5 1gef fass5 hs
lumbia.@Jean Violet Barnes, Plaintiff, ;; vs.;
Charles Manuel Bsrnes DsfendsntIGS;l. ds p,,bS;cal
Action No. o5ses 5sea1rssfit 81 .s sait IS Is to osss
desertionJ or in the alternative, z limiteo
divorce the ,,sns sTSaad II Of !. ilHsth shs Gin dss
of a0.5n January. al w.. 1913. ordered that the de.
fendant. Charles Manuel Barnes, cause Use
his appearance to be entered hersin on f
Sundays s. days and legal holidays, occurring ns
this order; otherwise the c.ss cause ot SefauIt. I It.
lsseS Wseks ' in the Washington Law Reporter
and and The g. Evegnsr eg F. stfG
aUH }a;ifs csrE ss" i, rbfH Stiff M !eH
DHXP SAEIISSEWk. r. NV Assaass ANsses 4 ISL 51''
FL Rslsd Tie H. D1sfsfcT 5 1gasi Fat5S eogkT
United States for the District %artsn q fH,
1ynnlaln UIaa for change ls of Acsio1
q complaint for . judsment CHANGING ni;
Of the notice required BY. law in sncf
cases, it is, By the Court, this Sth day O
January. 194S, ordered that all pers9
concerned show. cause, II any there De
on or before the 7th day Of February
is4s, why the prayers Of said complain;
should not be granted: Provided. tina,
a copy. Of this order be published once hstor.
said day in The washington Star and the
Washinston Law Reporter. Is! F. DICK.
INsON LET'S, Justice. (seaL AtSsst Gst
By EDITH M. FOX, Deputy Clerk.
Evening star., 1948-01-10

Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices, Sc per line
additional.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-30
Ado APPOINTS
GORDON TO BE
PR. DIRECTOR

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Oct 30
Appointment OF Herb Gordon as
public relations director of the ia
panesc American Citizens League
Anti Discrimination Committee in
Washington. was announced today
by Nike II. Masaoka, national le-
gislative director.
Gordon succeeds Tosuke Yama-
saki. who left recently to accept q
civilian pos tim with the Army Of
Occupation In Japan.
A former newspaper and radio
man. Gordon spent year in Tokyo
as q public relations officer on Gen.
MacArthur's staff. Prior to three
years In the armed forces, he was
news editor Of Inter Mountain Net
work, and was sponsored as news
commentator.
He also worked as q rewrite man
and assistant night city editor ON
The Salt Lake Tribune for four
years. He began his newspaper
career as sports editor on the Ida
no Fails Post Register.
A. free-lance writer. Gordon has
written for such publications as The
New York Times magazine section,
Newsweek. and other newspapers
and magazines
After separation from the Army
late in 1947, Gordon worked as o
free-lance writer In Salt Lake City
until joining the staff of the JAcL-
Ado.
He Is a member Of the Salt Lake
chapter Of the JACL.
Masaoxa said Gordon's duties will
include keeping the Jap nese Ame~
rican press informed of all activi-
ties of the JACL-ADC and, in addi-
ton, working closer with national
press services than has been done
in the past.
He also will be charged with en-
couraging an increasingly active
public relations program on the
chapter and regional levels in the
JACL, Masaoka added.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-30
War time Exit Permit Ruling
Against japanese Aliens Waived

permits should be initiated with
the Department of Commerce.
Repatriates henceforth will not be
required to obtain any special pa
pers before returning to Japan.
Repatriates. were advised by Mike
M. Masaoka, national legislative
director, however, it is advisable to
contact their nearest immigration
offices for other rulings which af-
feet their departure, such as i'm
nominations required and limits on
money and personal belongings
which may be taken.
Commercial fishermen, of course,
simply are not required to obtain
exit permits.
A few other persons also will be
affected, the so-calIed compass
sionate cases" In which aliens may
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-30

T7his was the observation OF Mike
M. Masaoia, national legislative
director Of the Japanese American
Citizens League Anti Discrimination
committee, following his return this
week from the convention at Miami.
Fla.
The resolution urging natural
ization privileges for "these par
ents marks the first time IN IL
history that the legion has sp-
proved naturalization Of Orientals
other than veterans" Masaoka
said.
The resolution was adopted una
nimolsly. It was introduced by the
Americanization committee Of the
Colorado department Of the legion.
In adopting the Colorado resolu-
ton, however, the American Legion
rejected resolutions offered by Cali
ifornia, Hawaii and New Mexico de-
partments which urged that natur-
alization be extended to all aliens
legally entitled to residence in the
United States Legion officials
said they could not act upon this
resolution because it affects more
than just veterans and We must
restrict ourselves to policies affect
ing veterans and their families"
The resolution adopted by the
American Legion, however, marks
sharp change from its official po-
Icy Of even last year when 1t OPP
posed the Judd, bill at ccngression-
al hearings
A committee fight to achieve
some expression ON naturalization
was led largely BY Harry Yanaga
Of Las Cruces, n. M, IN official
delegate from New Mexico, and
NIasaoi<a, who attended as . Le-
gionnaire from the John A. Sto-
ker post, No. IT'S, LOOMS, Calf.
As finally achieved. the legion
resolution went much further than
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-30

HELP WANTED: Experienced ia
panese- American girl for gen.
eral housewerk. Live cut. Must
like children. SIS . month.
LA. SITS.
HELP WANTED-Giri for general
heusewori<. Private resm. Live
In IKE. cess.
ALERT. JAPANESE STENO for
executive association work re-
ceptionist. 70 10 30. $179 q
month. Contact Anna Mullins.
Employment Service, MA. ESQ.
WANTED: Japanese giri or we-
man. fun OF part time. Live I'm
or cut. Assisf IN care Of small
Mentlake home end two child
ron. CA. eSss.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-30

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 30
The state Department has an
nounced waiver of wartime exit
permit regulations
The action is effective now.
The japanese American Citizens
League Anti-Discrimination Com
mittee has been actively seeking re-
vokation of exit permit regulations
for more than a yesr.
As applying to Japanese aliens
I'm the United States, the State
Department action will have It's
greatest effect ON traders, repa-
triates and commercial fishermen.
In the case Of traders, such per-
sons still must obtain both military
clearance and reentry permits be-
fore visiting Japan for business
reasons. Applications for military
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-30

WANTED: School girl or woman TO
assist IN light housework. Live
In. Friday and Sunday off. Pr
vate room and board. Compen-
sation. Call RIA. 1879.
ADDING MACHINES for sale =
New and used An makes. CAN
Mac Kaneko, CA. s3es. E.W. Hall
representative.
CARsORs HAIRDREssTNG COL
LEGE has several openings Tor
students. Apply In person 2o6
Peoples Bldg., MA. 23ez.
TYPEWRFTERS for sale New
portabIes Guaranteed used
typewriters. Cali Mac Kaneko
CA. sses. E.w. HaH representa-
tive.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-30

visit Japan for exceptional fami-
Iy reasons. MasaOlka said that
soap has not relaxed lie stand
with respect to such cases and Il
still Is almost impossible 10 obtain
permission TO visit Japan except
under the most extraordinary
conditions. Exceedingly few such
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-30
TOday's Editorial:
Wen String along with Mr.. Truman

Everybody says Thomas f. Dewey is sin" as
the next president of the United States. In fact,
he is already making home in the White House.
The newspapers say so; the columnists say so;
the polls says So and the gamblers say so.
Our coming out for Mr.. Dewey would be the best
bet OF the year For ON the strength of these peo-
pies say-so. how could Mr.. Dewey lose?
THE NORTHWEST TIMES, however, takes
the long-shot candidate-Mr. Harry s. Truman
for reelection with Senator Aben w. Barkley as
his running mate on the Democratic ticket
Yes, as the Republicans geefully point their
accusing finger, Mr.. Truman has made some en-
rors. But what about the Republican-controlled
80th Congress?
Mr.. Truman who filled the post vacated by the
dc ath of the great Franklin D. Roosevelt has per-
formed his duties quite well, considering the fact
that the American people were prone to compare
him with Roosevelt who also errored in Judgment
severa! times during his long, colorfu career
Americans of Japanese ancestry surely cannot
ignore Mr.. Humans fearless, sincere stand for
the minority groups when they go to the polls next
Tuesday, Nov.2
Mr.. Truman announced, early February
of this year, his intention to carry out nation
wide civil rights program-and this at the risk of
losing this coming election as the Southern bolt
SnoNtu. nc ulSo ptSnVu LOT SPECIFY SeIClcIllenC
OF the unfinished business of evacuation, and he
has also Advocated enactme mt of laws permitting
Japanese or other Ineligible "alicn' residents of
this country to become U s. citizens.
The moves for a civil rights program an evacu-
alton claims settlement and elimination of discri-
mnation in. our naturalization laws, are sufficient
reasons to warrant our approval of Mr. Truman
for reelection to the nations highest office.
Our Dewey Warren supporters declare that it
is better to climb aboard sure-iire bandwagon to
gain civil rights, evacuation and naturalization
causes. But, brothers and sisters, neither Mr..
Dewey nor Mr.. Warren has publicly disclosed any
sincere effort toward these matters.
Mr.. Dewey's record shows that his New York
state was one of the first to come out with Fair
Employment Practice Committee law, but Mr..
Warren's record, if we may put it in rough
manner is not so hot
Mr. Warren, if yon will recall the days of the
historic evacuation, was all for deporting the ia
panese, citizens and aliens alike from our country
Continued on Page A.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-30
Basketball Tits
Set for Sunday

Cathay Post 1856 win face Port-
lend .sIl-star team, CONSISTING &
Chinese and Japanese Americans,
in an exhibition basketball game
this Sunday, Oct. 81, In the Seattle
Buddhist auditorium
The opener will find T'okuda Drug,
Northwest Nisei championship OUT
fit. playing against an opponent yet
to be chosen.
The first game will start at pm,
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-30
Naturalization Rights for Parents
OF All War Vets Urged by Legion

WASHINGTON, ID. O., Oct. 30 The American
Legion reached "historic decision when the ma
tional convention urged naturalization privileges be
granted all parents regardless of race, of veterans
killed in combat or honorably discharged.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-30

HR. 1855. the basis Of the original
Colorado resolution. which passed
the house unanimously In 1877,
but failed In the Senate. This bill
would have restricted naturalization
privileges to parents Of Purple
Heart holders or men who died
while In service.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-30

permits nave been granted.
Aliens who wish to visit Japan,
other than repatriates and those
going for business reasons, should
first make application to: Military
Permit Office, Civil Affairs Divi-
sion, Department of Army. Wash
ington IS, d. G.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-24
william v. Ranks. los 0ra,Ios

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-24
Frederick Yates. oil Gratsot Avenue
nefrnit Mt~hiran

s4ais ~ Mohigan. in the Circuit Court
for tho county ~ Wayne IN Chancery.
order 81 Publication No. t32.99a
Katis q Calling. Plaintiff. W. Samuel
GatlinE Defendant.
~ session 81 said Court held IN the
Court House. IN the city 81 Detroit. in
said County. on the 7th day 81 June. A.
o.. 1fta
Present Hon. vincent NJ Brennan
Circuit JudEe.
In the aboye-sntitIed cause n appear
ing that the defendant Samuel Calling
IL not q resident ~ this state. but that
he resides in Portsmouth. Virginia a. 80
Goodwin Street:
on Motion ~ Frederick Yates. Attor-
ney for plaintiff;
~ - ordered that The defendant enter
his appearance IN said cause on or De-
fore three months from the date ~ this
order, and that within forty days tho
plaintiff cause this order % be published
In the Detroit Tribune newspaper
published end circulated within said
county. said publication 10 he continued
once In each week for SIX weeks in sue.
cession.
vincent " Brennan. Circuit Judge
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