The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-01-01
THE NORTHWEST TIMES
Headlines of 1917

boy, comes home from the wars to
appear in Northwest Times 4.
Mike h.asaoka, speaking before an
nual meeting of American Civil LII
berries Union in New York, urged
delegates to aid in repeal of Asiatic
Expulsion Act Carey McWil-
liams, widely-known authority on
inter-cultural relations, lectures in
Plymouth Congregational church on
Problems In a Postwar World"
Kaikan Management Board of
the Seattle Buddhist temple ac-
quires $500 movie projection ma
chine Soprano Hizi Koyke
comes to town with San Carlo Grand
Opera company to sing the role of
Madame Butterfly Henry MI
yake, photographer, cops refrigera-
tor in Kaikan Benefit Fund rattle
Army seeks more Nisei CTS to
aid In occupation of Japan
Alaska cannery contract talks
start; Chances are bright for Nisei
veterans, says Prudencio Mort, pre-
sident of the local cannery union
Hawaiian Nisei soldiers at Fort
Lewis and local Nisei exchange
rough talk Fleet Admiral Ches-
ter Nimitz lauds Nisei loyalty during
WV. II q. Unions reject Alaska
industrial offer; delay In shipment
Of salmon cannery men threatens
closure of plants
APRIL
Nisei Veterans Committee elects
war hero Shire Kashino as chair
man Lit. Paul Sakai and Tech.
Sgt. Spady Koyama arrive here as
recruiting representatives from MI
Sis In Preside of Monterey, Calf.
Harry Kawahara, student, sur
wives bus plunge into Duwamish
that killed nine passengers
Representative Philbin, Democrat
of Mass, introduces bill that would
extend special naturalization privil-
eyes to Japanese resident alien par
ents of American veterans Bur-
eau of Reclamation opens forty
three farm units on the Minidoka
reclamation project to veterans
A. L. Wirin, noted constitutional
attorney, arrives in Seattle to pre-
sent before the Circuit Court, the
case of Helen Emile Bouiss, part
Japanese wife Of an American SER
viceman Mariko Mukai, Seat
tle-born soprano. makes recital de-
but In Town Hall, New York City
E. Mike Masaoka, national legis-
lative director of the JACL Anti
Discrimination Committee, and Rev.
w. Sherman Burgoyne Of Hood Ri
yer, Oregon, testify in favor of H.R
1898 before the Standing Subcom-
mittee In Immigration and Natural
ization Of the House Judiciary Com
mittee
MAY
Restrictions on the movement of
Japanese Canadians living east of
British Columbia is lifted More
than so volunteers launch the Sec
ond Annual Neighborhood Clean
Up, Paint-up" Campaign sponsored
by the Jackson Street Community
Council Latest official records
of the War Department reveals q
total of 1880 persons of Japanese
ancestry served In the Army Of the
U. 8. In w. w. II Wat Misaka
of basketball fame was elected pre-
sident of the University of Utah
student body /. Public hearing on
H. R. 2768, the so-called Japanese
Evacuation Claims Commission Bill,
begins in Washington N. v. C.
in conjunction with the japanese
churches here held a Memorial Day
service at Lakeside cemetery, Vol
uteer park Michiko Hideshima
land Hisako Matsubara of Franklin
and Mitzie Ideta of Garfield we're
announced as their respective high
schools top ten scholastic honor
students Columnist Louella
Parson reports that Sono Osato,
well-known ballarina, will play a
Spanish girl in the pic The Kiss
ing Bandit"
JUNE
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