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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FURNITURE STORE. 14th St. location
Sens ssoP9o n per 4a M fS[sss
RESTAURANT; whiskey license.
mostly all bar same owner 10 yrs. Tyr
i1asi nicely eauipped c priced T s145oo. terms
$500, bal. Sl75 per mo: incl; interest.
Make sure yon see IN THIS some one; real s 9i oppori
trouble LES SHII.BY. 1909 Conn. ave,
DU. 91SS or ewes. WA. 1885.
ARLINGTON-Smallh high-grade restaurant,
street from one of Arlington's LARGEST apt.
DEVELOPMENTS; 3 min. from Dist. compl.
equipped restaurant, also soda fountain
$500 net monthly. Owner, leaving town,
Ssy PIissL RE2LY 'ase eo Ga issh
MadRRfT MAJ M STAND, in popular center market
city; vegetable and fresh fruits approx
sIOG TkIy profit only 759 swtdn cash rs9l sI
662i PAsToR-LUTz. INC. i
BEAUTY SHOP LOCATION, store and 5-yr.-
old semidetached home containing rooms
6ooaqsR e. 6sh He FL 5qE t MR saE4o Ssft9R f
REsTAURANr AND BAR. located 5th and
Greatly aens san
able rent, sell for less than, replacement
cost; small down payment, balance over
period of lease. Call OWNER, Elk. 9062.
RooMING HOUSE. 10 rooms. , baths
near Conn. and R st. NV, income. $500
SIPS owner III and must sell at once;
Price reduced. only $1,000 down. Call
Mr.. Pastor, Ex. 2o55. PASTOR g. LUTz'
DEIIcATEssEN. on main highway in
growing neighborhood vicinity OF Falls
Church, doing approx. $1,000 weekly;
nice equipment; plenty Of pa5kins so spaS0eG n0G
Plus plus stock. Exclusive with METzLER,
GIL. 1888, OK. 0S7S; ewes. and sun. FA,
Afro UsED-CAR LOT FOR SALE on
cars or the front, Open for any reason
so6t soI6 of6 h2 s7st for lease very busy
st esS seDy m sqK ssa sesoSs Of the
st. NV. doing excel. business; rsas. rent;
es s Nh Now Berse yaa0s 81 at ssaS ss'rss AH psss o4s
THR1FTEE BRoKERs.
DRY CLEANING specially business now.
forming; opport p to get in & on the sround nnn
uoGl tional profit. Cali Mr. BERGER. b1 sss6.
LIQUOR LICENSE for package store i'm
NED aystl PI PTicsd sae1 eF1eas0nably' THRIFrEE
ssRfETY sssHRRKHTHYs' sToEE@A ~ az sroxtns business;
reasonable rent; located in Rockville. Sall
HOTEL. eSFEi..e s. a9'G rooms, in excel! location;
long lease; bargain to good operator.
JESSE LOEB Ma. 2Ol4,
BEAUTY SALON, fully equipped, with fur
nished apartment; selling due to illness.
WILL PAY CASH for going nursery kin
dsssarten school in D. c, or vicinity .6.w ow
SELF-SERvICE MARKET - Excellent op-
portunity doing $4,000 or better; equip
cause of illness No brokers. Box 1854.
Star. l.
DRESS SHOP in Arlington; rent $3.50.
suitable lease: all new fall stock nation
ally advertised merchandise: annual gross
$4,000. volume running above last years
sales. For appointment, call DAVID r.
WALLACE & CO.. RE. 1919: ewes. GE.
39S9. 207-20S Union Trust Bldg. 3
30 RMS. AT 11th AND F SITS. NV. suitable
for hotel purposes; immed. poss. Only re.
Sponsihle party will be considered. Call
hilton r. RUPERT, Investment Bldg.
El. 50l5i ewes. EN-. 5401. so
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nric-a-brac, china
,sS::' sss;s oiis.. osia Can EUsRza
ANTIQUES, bric-a-brac. china, silverware.
old jewelry, cups. saucsrs Any amount;
DORA KRUPSAW. MILESTONE. 1895 O
BATTERY CHARGER for used car lot. All
BEDRooM, dining room or contents Of
age. IA. 1887; after 4 PM oE- 1915.
BooKs-A good place to sell any books
yeHI yIrNFa T,sh sboKsHp stsBgss asa 9 9th GEORGE
Ma. G4O2. Open evenings and Sundays. =,
CAMERAS. all types. movie equipment, all
sssssseTiss ,. so1ghtc cat at o.s highest 3. prices
opposite Dept. OF Justice RE. 2434.
CLoTalkG -Hisnss, prisss psic ioI pen,s
nS o eHs ~ s7s7 N oSsn ss.s y win WIN cali II
CLOTHING-Men's suits. shirts. pants.
shoes, women's and childrens winter cloth
ing, bed spreads. sheets. drapes. blankets,
bric- -brac, etc Bring 1t in or phone RE.
9s35. we pick up. GOOD NE1GHBoR
biAMoNDs. e,o so.a ana SILVER: d,smona
ERNEST EuRK; Ec; e14 18th st NJ
FURNITURE - Hishest cash. prices for
household furniture. etc: viii buy entire
contents or fair-sized smogpt. For best
results call Mr.. DUFFY at IN. 1910. II
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

MOTORING SOUTH DAKOTA, ten dayt
pheasant season; take two passengers
share expenses. Leave Oct. Is. WA. 1712
30'
SOUTH AND WEST. sightseeing; share ex-
Letter, BoX 295-D, Star. -5
PASSENGER WANTED TO DRIVE car to
Augusta, Savannah or Albany, Ga. no ex.
pense;, references exchanged. RA. 7I74
after $50 pm.
MIAMI. Friday aft; Mercury con-
vertible. ROSS. Ma 1910. Ext 400 after z
Thurs; ST. 5000, Ext. 723 Fri. before /
TUCsoN-LOs ANGELES - Leaving next
few days; s to 10 days on road can take
. or 3; new Olds sedan. OR. 57l4 -!
DRIVING TO PANAMA CITY, Fla, Friday
night, via. Columbia, Augusta. Macon: rm
for 3 passengers. CHI. O3S4.
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BOATS.

STORAGE. REPAIRS, boat building. cADn
CREEK BOAT WORKS, Mayo, Md.
OWENS l94S twin screw 2-canin cruiser,
fiSF' aee for immediate sale. Box ss2cD, Star.
SPEED BoAT-correct Craft. nearly new.
SO m.p.h, s1.695 or best offer. 81. 215O.
MERCURY ourBoARD MOTORS, all
s5is fR:h MARsE sfE Hnsarif a'Hsy
PEEDBoAT-correct Craft. brand-new.
the fastest and best built speedster on
fully equipped: 81 sos; free storage until
aif sEakiVflch iSeg. NC. 1860 Mains ave- sAf ss.
fLAGsHIP. marine motor. 30 hp.. also
RheIs sdF1 SaT T9Tsr s nehs,
3; hull new this yr; 5000 or best oIer.
soAT so 1HIaiULING-special low rates: local
ss ees phene cH 71gs
TROLLING for rock. trout. blues: chesa-
gsaks en. Bnz gsy B90a Point oea
EoYAL ouTBoARD MoToR. practically
new; 51a h.p.; reasonable. Victor s440.
ouTBoARp MOTORS. Martin ,a 80. ,,sos aeer
Central ave; at Largo, Md. open evenings
hHGHTsfSG liz THssHsS, CLASS sLoop, No. Iasl,
Sans souci'. 2 sets of working sails. 1
new, stainless steel shroudS, nylon sheets
and many other extras. This is the ideal
boat for racing or day sailing; must sac
II sinee crfs 2sli icsAs1f, vi Esln 80 go'Ss.
boxes, sleeps 4. galley. elect. toilet. bllss
pump and water pressure. double set heavy
duty batteries, plastic covered seats and
hunks exeellent eondltion throushout.
ksSa.qa 9dsr s fGser s.eres az ass se5 se5 IN .,
IafE i9f at is97 g'f srE2LcRAFf I'll SEDAN. ,ust re-
painted; has spotlight. two windshield
wipers, opening ports in forward cabin.
sxtra-lsIse gas ,nn tank. toiains hslsman's
sTEELcRAaTT DocK' Maine ave. and NJ
WASH. CO.--sPECIALs!
o46 Steelcraft sedan cruiser $4,000
l948 Steelcraft sedan, 1i5-h.p.
Chrysler. cockpit cover spotlight.
compass. barometer 1000
26' Richardson. 1875 p. Gray. COM
spare motor parts, barometer,
spotlight; fast and economical to
operate. $500
or best offer
I946 Cruisalong, large motor, avn
ing over cockpit, cushions recov-
cred, spotlight, compass 1.7b0
blinds. many extras $500
Order your 1949 Steelcrsft now-2o,,
.6' and 35' cruisers. See Mr.. Hushes at
DOCK. Maine ave. and NJ
.ts gT 4I45 ---5
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INSTRUCTION COURSES,

GODERN TRAINING In beauty culture. al
Tor G1 training. WAR-FLYEN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 @ st nv; D1. l762
largest and most modernly equipped auto
driver training school; 194s model cars
patented dual controls: permits secured
SECRETARIAL COURSE, beginners and
refIesher: classes now starting. Register
at once, Accredited and G1 approved
CONTRACT BRInAE INSTRUCTIONS
New 1919 bids and rules. NEVA STOCK
certified Culbertson instructor, EX. 353S
AUTO LESSONS by experienced teacher
satisfaction guaranteed. Very reasonable
FRENCH LESSONS by Partisan lady; all
Grades. WI 6S34. i
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

sH0REHAM HOTEL VICTNTTY-Lae. front
twin bed rna.. pvt. bath: maid service; in
pvt home DE. 1896. d
MASTER BEDRM., pvt. bath, Y ige, closets.
beautifully furn.: good transp.; od Conn.,
ave: gentleman pref EN-. 1878. II
GORDON HOTEL. 916 10th st. NV, Blk,
from White House. conv. TO shopping and
beds. running water. S2i per wk.: 24-hr.
elevator and switchboard service. --3
Se1A 9th ST. N.W.-Gtrl between 1888 70
share twin bedrm. In gentle home with
another girl: J-6 exp. bus. GE. sl3e. ,
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FARM and GARDEN.

TOP SOIL FOR SALE by the yard. Phone
Top Soil, hn dirt. sand. manure. blue
stone and rad grayel BY yard. ton or
HARDY AzALEAs for fall planting, all
colorS and sizes. soc up; wholesale and
TRACTORS, ali equipment, corn plckers.
trucks, barb wire, FORGE harvesters.
OWNER, FA. 2190 80.
BULLDOZER-Owner operated hour or
contract erading, excaVating, land clear
ing, driveways; every customer a recon-
mendation; satisfaction our motto. AK.
7l60. 30'
true giants, 81 SO per 100; beautiful chry-
santhemums a5c each, 8 for 80 So; i'm
ported tulips, tops, 81 25 per dozen; Afri-
can violets, 81 and up, ! blushing maiden
violet free on any SO order and up. Ask
for price list; free deliv.. Wash. and vic:
on So orders and up Thursdays. BEHNKE
NURSERIES, Wash BALTIC blvd, Beltsvlle.
Md, Open weekdays, Suns. and ewes.
Phone Tower e2S4. a
LANDSCAPED GARDENERS and contrac-
tors, grading, seeding, sodding, fertilizns.
spraying. pruning, trees and shrubs,
Trimmed or removed. cavity work our
AFRICAN vIoLETs, GIL. s532. i
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BUSINESS SERVICES.

SMEN- MEN, why
ay once rent? For few cents day
gu can have complete mail and phone
rvice by competent, experienced secre-
tries, Make your address and telephone
mber yours. Low monthly rates. RE
b76. Room 302, 1924 K st. NV. Il
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BABY's BUILER SERVICE Complete
rental service on folding cribs, strollers
play yards. feeding tables. BABY'S BUT.
LFR sFRvICE 80 Canal 81 s,v.. Ex 43- o
REFRIGERATORS, washing machines
waxers. vacuum cleaners. etc. DISTRICT
FI FCrTRIC co wO 4Qn3 y
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SALE OR TRADE-Brand- new switlik par
MR. SAiENfaf asafhsPe at OeeS eo Pass
AERONCA CHAMPION, June. 1947. excel
lent condition, never cracked, always ham
CARED: best offer takes. AT. 903S. d
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COLoRED-DRESSMAK or beauty shop
Ideal corner apt for business, reas.
rent. 1913 New Jersey ave- NV Call
MR.. ALBERTS, EX. 1921. -3
ROOM1NG HOUSE BARGAIN. Only $3.50,
arranged as light Housekeeping units. oc-
cupied by colored tenants; building in
fine condition; monthly income, S234.
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POULTRY and EGGS,
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK.

TANIES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV, Me.
'0S9. Baby chicks. feed and poultry sup
lies.
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AVIATION.

FOR SALE-15 feeder steers, approx
pounds each. OIL. 1855. :
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CONTINUED on NeH Psgs.)
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s59. II ssy sss DS,s saaa t0s 4s table cs SP
KsofT2 iTsdH Pine Il anf RR SasS
kGakEs kIkf e. ItMsR Is e.
LAWN MOWERS, hand-gssoiine. Electric
water htrs.. 3,l2o gal. Elements snu and con. ,s
tiafsG tf4f EaRs ROOM s eAa pc SSs
stored in tapestry: walnut spool bed, sprini
and mattress zoe Rock Greek ca9.ci R1!
LUNBER-oAn ample Supply Of usea nars ",
brick lumber and other buildins materials
from mans wreckins Jobs. Get our quota
Se0ss Hss .no S5 sauspe dean
Il SIS; ne; Inspeet,on invited. or cal
ETssEs oF a9 apI kTs6s 1T ssSa pywood o,
i9'eknssSffs IL per f.. soss Of On complete lin.
6lnIS Of sin daSe eea1 weeP NET
RofoLiTAASs As EI5gMsbER I5as CO. INC &so az x
LgNBER ANp .sd sgnpIsS l. MaTERttss opes
lumber luz Der miIlworE. wallboards. plywoods
sov sssn4y Rsns NEW s'esf xN
Used nE BUfLDiNG MATERIALS, 1883 Ken.
TUssh MHpp dye tv M kM Ax Sed VitS inner ,prn,
MfLLWoRK and cabinet shop eauipmen
consisting Of radio arm saws. TIT arool
bench saws, shapers, jointers bandsaws
iigsaws, drill press, hand reuters clamps
sse viii sell 1a, ss Thole Sde., only aGS4 Fall'
MOTORS-l jlo0-100 h.p., a.c, dc, sold
exch., rep. rewould: explosion-pr fans
attic desk CARTY ELECTRIC, 1908 14th
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT BARGAINS-Mar.
tin cornet, gold lacauered. Ike new, SIS;
Hohner 32-bass accordion. new cond
S1I5; COLLEGIATE clarinet, silver p.ated
$40 so; many others; cow. terms. KIT
MUSIC CO, 1880 @ st. NV. y
OFFICE DESK. double mahos, with elas'
OfFICE EoUIPMENT-4 typewriters, ex.
ecutive secretary desk, 2 posture chairs
8 metal file cabinets; hne cond:; private
party. MIR. WALKER, e13 Union Trust
5fFlcE 51aEi ruRNrruRE-n you are looktns
for a used fat or roll top desk and chairs
come and see what I have. BUSADA
H 4s43 sz1S Southern aye; ys.,ss;,,or. 81 m, =
desks. chairs. filing cabinets. tables. etc
429 9th St. s.w.. NE. 1865.
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| t.,
radio, M aoor mt model ego 18th st. ne:
RUGS. imported. Persian design, red rose
$50, 8, Ike: s1sa5. M IN MAyF1iR SHOP lSaS
sosSitien; ssS reasonable: wi. 754es sfter #
RGe, 1Si's.,.:s, Alss Smith tone.on-tsne
elue blue broadloom 6o02 7th st. NV. ,R RA'
RUGS. cEsx. as1a; 2 for s1a. call after
FIGS snucasss 9Eisa's' saS4 ~ '5'fi s'
RUGS RUGS N " Solid wine. Alexander smith
Droadloom. 9xis and sx10: two matching
runners; used less than six months; $500
RUGs.Dustv rose broadloom, 11x14
| OKLA, $50: and other 9xI2 fibre and AK
minister, So, $40 and SIT; runner l74o
s.sSs:s s Si,s s,ss s1ss N RuS 1 sHoT
kGssMLays. 5S ss!se}ssn a ~ 4 az az Oriental
ons as sx s9sSo Sosv rose sese 0s sfo.a
SANITARY RUG CO, lis st. NV. pI
double door safes, suitable Tor ali purposes;
also iron s.1s many sssf ssn be
labeled safes are tops in security and pro-
lection. Phone or mail inquiries solicited.
THE sAFEMAsTER CO.. 2304 Pa. ave. NV
skwsMbewslt ss solbwlt radial. wapp.. electric
hand saws, blades: Jones-Superior gas rig.
used. r. L. MANSFIELD, dealer, AD
SCALE, Toledo computins; compressor and
coil; Sl25 for both. After 8 pm, ask
operator for Greenbelt 3273. .
| SECRETARY DESK, maple, S15. kE-
sERtyEL ELEcTRoLUx gas refrigeratoT; 9
| Gu it., l947 model, excellent cond.; $3.50
sss % fs snss,s Sale sao q
| immed delivery SEWING MACHINE Ex-
SHANoE az ss ,sih st e,ns., ~. CO .,s2,t. ~:
sale or rent. We also electrify any make
sewing machine; immed. delivery; Open
SEWING MACHINES. new Kenmore AZ luxe
sssE syl s,s5 sEnss 81 co
s99r WIS ssx1HRiSEsoyl112 sys or id2s samples, re.
duced: new-machine guarantee. Rentals,
repair specialists. PA. AVE. SEWING Ma
CHINE CO.. 2149 Pa. aye. NV. "a.
1853. -
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REFRIGERATOR,
good cond., $50. \
REFRIGERATOR,

good cond.; SOB.
GE. 1874.
REFRIGERATOR,
model: used 9 moi
has 5-year guara
S235 or best oft
REFRIGERATOR,
ton; e IT. Tel.
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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-11-27

education study, each pupil asked
his parents and older members Of
his family to come to the nearest
x-ray machine to get their x-rays.
Tuesday night, when the latest II :
CURES were available, 966 pupils
Tailed up 1909 family members
who had received their x-rays in
the neighborhood.
This Is an outstanding job of
real community cooperation, Law
renee Bates. chairman of the COM
munity-wide program, said. 'If
everyone IN Seattle follows this
example we are sure to reach our
quota Of 100000 x-rays".
He urged persons who missed the
machines In this area to visit one
Of. the units downtown on their
next shopping trip before Dec. 10.
when the program closes.
In charge of the Bailey Gatzert
school undertaking were T. p. Al
lasina, principal, and Lucie. Neal,
school nurse.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-11-27
BIAS NOTED
IN CHICAGO
CEMETERIES
~ and President Truman

CHICAGO, H., Nov. IT Chicago
cemeteries will not accept japanese
for burial. This deplorable situa-
ton was revealed this week by the
JACL-ADC Midwest regional office.
Although the Mutual Aid Society,
an Issei welfare organization. has
a mausoleum at the Montrose Ce-
metery where, until recently, IL
mited number Of plots had been
available, families Of deceased ia
panese persons now have no alter
native but to request cremation, It
was learned from DR.. Jitsio Mo-
rikawa. pastor Of the First Baptist
Church.
Tats Kushida, Midwest regional
representative of the JACL-ADC,
announced that the Chicago JACL
chapter in cooperation with the
Chicago Commission on Human Re
fations ana the Ghfcagc -coanc1I
Against Racial and Religious Dis
elimination and other groups, is
undertaking campaign to remedy
this discriminatory practice.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-11-27
Claims Queries and Answers

tors Of losses applicable to othei
cases may develop It Is not per-
ceived how normal holding" can
be determined, because claims must
be prepared on the actual holding
of each particular. case.
2. @. There are instances Of
abuse Of power Of attorney be-
cause Of the general feeling eva
cuees might not be able to re-
turn for a considerable period. Is
1t possible to recover from this
law for such unwarranted and
unauthorized abuses Vf power Of
attorney?
A. The law allows recovery for
losses which are the reasonable
consequence of the evacuation. A
loss due to an abuse Of q power
of attorney given because Of the
evacuation may very well be con-
sidered to be a reasonable conse-
quence of the evacuation and re-
coverable under this statute II the
claimant shows that he is not able
to recover from the holder of the
power of attorney. Where, how
ever. a good case exists against the
holder Of the power of attorney. the
Government might require that
this private remedy be exhausted
before 1t will determine that the
loss is payable by the Government
as reasonable consequence Of the
evacuation and not due to the
claimants failure to attempt to
collect from the private person
who abused the power Of attorney.
8. O. Rental Of my ranch,
equipped with tools was arrang-
ed for sl0y000 . year. My tenant
got into difficulties and offer
ed to settle II he would pay rue
$500. He never paid me and
later he went bankrupt What
amount can ] claim?
A. II $4,000 q year was fair
rental 1t appears that your loss may
be calculated on this basis with
Confined On Page Twsl
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Editors note: This Is the seventh
Of series Of questions and an
swers on the evacuation claims
law prepared by Edward J. En-
mis-, JACL Anti Discriminate
Committee special counsel, and
released by the Washington Of
flee Of the JACL Ado Is q pub
Nc service. This series 10 based
on actual questions asked Of this
office.
Amy reader who mas general
questions relating to the law IT.
self or to proceduraI matters h
invited to address q letter with q
stamped, seIf-addressed return
envelope 70 the Washington Of
flee, JACL Discriminate
Committee, Evacuation Claims
Section. 800 Fifth Street North
east. Washington .. d. c. Ques-
tons of general interest may be
produced I'm this series without
personal Identification.
mo questions involving the Ie-
gality or value Of specific claims
can be answered.)
1. @. Is It possible to get q cross
section of the community and es-
tablish a normal holding ana ave-
rage loss? For instance, In Peta-
luna the Japanese are all gen.
orally chicken rs.,sers. Or, In
San Matec, the japanese are gen.
orally landscape gardeners. BY
establishing normal loss or the
value Of an average holding, II
may be that many who might
possibly be uncertain and rcluc-
tant about claiming should be
guided by the average loss IN
their communities.
A. In determining the amount Of
claim Of any one chicken raiser in
community. general factors of
value, no doubt. viii be found which
viii be applicable to other chicken
raisers in the same community.
When the claims in more specific
cases are determined, average fac
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-11-27
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend cur heart
felt thanks to all who 30 kindly
assisted and for the words Of
sympathy extended 10 Ms at the
memorial services and our own
services IN honor Of our beloved
son and brother, Pfc. Robert T.
Endo.
Mrs. Endo and family,
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-11-27
Rites Held for 5
At Arlington

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Nov. a.
Funeral services have been held In
Arlington National Cemetery for
five more Nisei veterans Of the
famed 442nd Regimental combat
team. the most highly decorated
wartime unit in the Armed For
ces.
They include:
Pfc Victor Katsu Hada, San Be-
nito, Tex;
Pfc. shichizo Toyota. Cleveland.
Ohio;
Pvt. Fred Hiroshi Nagano, Pin
oree. Idaho;
stSgt. Wataru Nakashima ard
Pvt Rito Nakashima, brothers, Po-
catello. Idaho.
Private rites were conducted foi
the Nakashima brothers. Pvt. Ma
gano was buried at a mass funeral
conducted by the army, followed
by private sravcside rites.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-11-27
Cathay American Legion Unit lS6
Boasts Enviable Achievement Record
In Jackson Street Community Work

An outstanding record Of commu-
nifty service has been attained this
,all by Cathay Unit 1856 Of the Ame-
rican Legion Auxiliary. This Or
eanization, which Is member OF
the jackson Street Community
Council, has only 40 members. but
has participated in six community
projects and has won two Ameri-
can Legion awards since the first
Of September.
Three deserving families received
complete Thanksgiving dinners
through the generosity Of the unit.
which collected. packed. and deli
vered the food. Two layettes in-
Guiding everything from diapers
and bed Jackets to bottles and nip
piles have been given away already
and one more Is completed and win
be given to q family which needs
this help.
Mrs. David Luke. president Of the
unit. announced that her group
has also worked at the headquar-
tiers of the Anti uberculosis Lea
que stuffing Christmas seals into
envelopes, and members have sign
ed IN to sell the seals at q booth
In one Of the large downtown de-
partment stores. They have also
served % hostesses at q downtown
TB x-Ray truck during the cur
rent city-wide mss x-Ray pro.
gram.
One Of their most successful
projects was the soliciting Of a
large area for the Community
Chest. Teaming Up with members
Of the Cathay Post. they covered
a 3O-block area and turned In
1922 per cent Of their quota.
The first district Of the Ameri-
can Legion awarded the unit o
prize for being the first group to
have all Of It's membership dues
paid. Another award was also re-
ceived for having the most men,
bers In attendance at the first dis
ltrict conference last September.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-11-27
REV. MACHIDA
DEPARTS FOR
PA.CONFA

The Rev. Thomas Jonathan Ma
chida, pastor Of the japanese Me-
.hodist church in Seattle and also
a superintendent for Oregon and
Washington of the same church. has
left the city to attend the national
conference of the Board Of Home
Missions which will be held from
Nov. 20 to Dec 4. in Buck HIN
Falls. Pennsylvania.
During his absence here, DR..
Floyd schmoe win speak at the
morning worship service on Sum-
day. Nov. %. william Yorozu viii
preside. George Yamamoto win b
chairman at the Sunday. Dec. s,
services.
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Prep Orchestra
Features NiSei

CHICAGO. Ill, Nov. 27-Dudley
Yatabe, talented 17-year-old Nisei
pianist. will be- soloist with the
Marshall High School Symphony
Orchestra at Its concert to be CIV
en- at 8 pm. Wednesday. Dec. 8. In
the high school auditorium.
The young artists selection will be
Rachmanioff's Piano Concerto No.
2 in @ Minor. The Marshall High
School Orchestra Is considered TO
be outstanding In Chicago, having
won national recognition under its
conductor, Ralph Lewis.
A limited number Of tickets Is
available through Marshall High
School students.