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Evening star., 1949-11-02

Mary E. limbaugh. 80. 1717 Crittenden
st. ne.
Lucille T. Jones. 81. Friendship Heights,
George E. Skarvoones. 81, 1867 Mintwood
pl. NV.
Glenwood L. Smith. 1r.. infant, Arlington,
Va
Baby Crawford. infant. 1886 26th st. ne
Minnie L. Nicholas, SO. 5s Que st. NV.
E,en H,enry r c; Shani o. so9 st. NV.
Reba A, WASHINGTON. infant. 6651 Temple
| Hill. Md
Infant Simms. 1910 Stanton tr. Sc.
Infant Jackson, 1921 Gallaudet ST. ne.
Selma Preinkert. 81. 1895 Chaplin st. n, w.
Mamie Dudley Dudley S.: 1914 a Conn. ave; NV.
Margaret Hester. 80, 61S 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-11-02

R9uTEMAN, expsI:; ioF laundry and
man. 1 1918 sisaensSarss SS 'as I'd fd. Fisa' a's.
RoUTEMAN. apply H. J. Taylor,
Bersmann's Laundry. e2s q. St.,
RoUTEMEN = Exceptionally sood
or BY appt. MERIT CLEANERS,
4Is1 4s1s oSo 2; I. ave-, Hyattsville. Md.
SKIES 8E efa2l RE2fREsEsrArrvE To tn.
men who desire to achieve financiai
success and who are willing to
excelled opportunity. The men
chosen will be in on the ground
hoor OF an enterprise where the
market has been created and de
provided with exclusive territory
direct selling experience helpful but
not essential. Call MR.. BLAKEMAN,
OV 1854. to arrange personal in
SALESMAN with car. inside and out
side sales work. can earn $1oo per
seins oIs messnshs ssphais tile HHs and snd
etc, ETC. SssaYy SssslaTy and and, commission. Write
SsA1EoAsAEA3N AOA baA1O 0CpdIGulCub III
hardware store. Experience pre-
ferred. Apply to Mr.. George Daugh-
erty, BARBER & ROSS CO., 9th
and Y SITS. ne. DE. 0501. -
SALESMAN, evening selling; good SAL
ary. pleasant surroundings. ROSS
I'ER FURNITURE, 2543 14th st.
NV
SALESMAN - Well-established ofice
equipment distributor needs man,
25-35. Should have speciality sales
experience, ability to meet people
and. demonstrate equipment. Draw
against commission. Give brief out
line, experience and background.
All replies held in strict confidence.
Box 1929, Star. a
SALESMEN-Not over As. Represent
ing national organization. Promot-
ing direct sales of universally ac-
cepted product. This is an oppor-
tuntty for a permanent career with
one Of the largest organizations in
its field. Immediate earnings will
average from $500 to 5000 MONTH
ly after brief training period. No
canvassing, as contacts are made
by. direct appointment. Car re-
CURED. Apply SALES MANAGER
BIS Warner Bldg, between 10 and
Evening star., 1949-11-02
HELP WoMEN

ASSISTANT TO MENU WRITER, in
auired to compute and tabulate food
cost figures with accuracy. Should
be able to type. Prefer young die
titan OF home ecom. graduate. APP
Ply Ply to sp sr1 Conn; ave. nv; -
children; will give room and S15
BEAUTiCIAN, must be neat. In q
leading hotel. Write BOX SAID,
BEAUr1c1AN, sati .ll-.round operator.
and finger y Rayes. pf1leaasNs FIoRENcE "sKI: Gil:
ne TlLAN; iI4lS, 1514 Z Conn: ave. NV. ~. -
sal: BARRETT PARKER HAIR sTYL-
=, 5STs, En-, s4o6 Ga. ave: sil: sps. -
around operators; salary. $50 week.
Apply FRANCES DEE BEAUTY SA-
LON 623 Penna. ave. Sc. TR. e763.
BEAUTY OPERATORS t2), se5 and
commission: also manaser with fol-
eeipts. THE ANaLIN BEAUTY
SHOP. $3.50 14th st. NV. -
BO0kKEEPER, experienced. retail;
5H-day ,wk.; full charge; dble. and
sgle. entry, payroll; reference re-
ouired. Box 61-J. Star. -6
BOOKKEEPER, experienced with ac-
counts and general Office work; good
salary. Gail SH 3240 or apply
Georgia ave. and Seminary rd.. Sill
BxosookaReEEaERssER-srENoGRApHERR,se xso kaeEaRs Rs ex-
per-, 5a day wk. manufacturing
and construction ONCE, good salary,
GEORGETOWN. Elk. 6277. a
CASHIER. young woman, with res
taurant Experience; ref. 1920 Pa.
ave. NV, Elk. 9140
Evening star., 1949-11-02
HELP MEN

MGavATs n1on,v e. yog IL ioqkias for some extra
opportunities for full time or part
Age no'hsndicsp. npsrienee unnee-
sssi1In. sssi5y Easn Gn, g 2 ts sf ps, pS ~, while
between sSio:so and SO. Ask ssi Aior icr
/. Mr.. Allocca. s,-fv - y
MEN. for sales. promotion work; no
selling; high school education;
permanent pss position. Apply l121
MEN Now TEMPLoYED - You can
earn S26 to S35 weekly. evenings
nationally known haberdashery and
apparel through personal CONTACTS
ana leads. Act quickly to get the
full beneflt OF Christmas orders.
Phone MA. 1855. 10 am. to 3 pm
MEN
81 to IS.
OF from worka why not investigate
the opportunities for permanent
full:-ttme EMPLOYMENT at a streetcar
or bus operator? No experience is
1eS SsE s rsns sSssh ssadg nd yess pay
round earnings averaging about 500
weekly, together with paid vaca-
tions, sick leave, free transportation
and Q pension system.
APPLY NOW
$50 am. to IL noon. Monday
through Friday. -
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
At employment ONCE, 1882 NJ st. NV.
(Take Routes so Rosslyn. 20 Cabin
John, 80 Friendship Heights street.
cars direct to door. q
YOUNG MAN, white, wanted to work
in coffee store, references. Apply
1913 E st. NV, between 9-10 and
YOUNG MAN to work behind soda
fountain, $40 wk. WI. $500. 6423
Brookville rd., Chevy Chase. 5
WANTED-Family man about thirty
years Of age. business education
and general knowledge OF city. with
pleasing personality to do phone
work and dispatch trucks in plumb
ing and heating ONCE. Hrs. 7:30-
300; Sat, 7:30-3:00: good wages.
The right man cannot 60 wrong.
ELDERLY GENTLEMAN wanted as
night clerk. Inquire In person be-
tween 2-S pm. at WARREN HOTEL,
1924 10th st.. NV.
Evening star., 1949-11-02

Leroy and Lille Matthews. girl.
Alex and Rena Poindexter, girl.
Frank and Daisy Ridley, boy.
Bernard and Blanche Shuler, boy.
Robert and Laura Smith. girl.
Thomas and Mary Station, boy.
Lois and Magnolia Young, girl.
Robert and Dorothy Thomas, boy.
Mack and Lilliemae Wilson, girl.
Cyril and Marjorie Wood, boy.
Jesse and Aileen Wright. girl.
Evening star., 1949-11-02
DANCING TEACHERS

DRIVER for trash route. ROBERT
CORBIN, 3102 M st. NV.
DRIVERS wanted for Diamond cabs;
new and used cars avail; reas.
rental rates: must have identifica-
ne. See MELVIN HERRIMAN.
DRIvER-SALEsMAN, for large tire
distributor; S46.S0 wkly. to start;
good opportunity for quick advance
ment. MR.. LUBEL, S2011 M st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-11-02

Wholesale Salesman
$40 WEEK SAI.ARY-RAISES
Exper., conscientious wholesale sales
man-aggresSive. Perm. Apply
AMERICAN BAG d PAPER CO.. FIR.
Evening star., 1949-11-02
HELP MEN
DRIVERS. for large wholesale hous1

DRIVERS, for large wholesale house;
permanent position; 5-day week;
nn1 Wh,te. Apply ll2I 5th st. NV,
hours. 's:.ds desa snDos%sa ssSs fsss asi
/ EsEvaTSk EssHEvy2aiSok OPERATOR, S eoior.a
with switchboard experience. hours
4 to 1l:30 pm. Apply 2039 N. H.
EfEEHv;AnTioSk Tor OPERATOR, eolored. ID Il
cense, 4:30 to IL PM; S75 mo.
1s41 Columbia I'd. NV. AID. 1919.
FURNITURE FINIsHER and repair
man, experienced. car necessary;
5se No. b.sf ssfafz Ak fHa
Gas 1as 7's apTL1aNcE Fl aiS sEnv1cEMss, Ms
commercial experience preferred,
permanent Job. Good opportunity,
GRocERY rs ffS7D; Clerk ssfIi and mea. ma man,
part time, so ewes; experienced; !;
refs. 10. $4,000. --~.,
Haberdashery Salesman
Young man. experienced in selling
hne quality mems furnishings; full
bilities for aggressive man with fol-
lowing. Apply to Mr.. Schoenberg.
FASHION SHOP. INC. 1900 p st.
HAIR sTYLIsT, nice appearance; top
Sai1 salary; "a Tor z6as Sns OF the leading hotels.
HANDY Gas1 II MANI aSsS; white for cleaning mS up
sEiuna sbs pay tavfHn H. sSss sSSs hours REASON
Cali MaNAdER i ssiUlso It EM lGf $780, ass mouse use
HOUSEMAN. single. white, live in.
%uSt ena ,a. haye Gs
Q.20 q m and A.2l m
ICE TRUCK DRIVERS. good hrs. and
wages. See Mr.. Robitaille after 4
pm. uLINE ICE CO.. 3rd and M
ISsURANcE INVESTIGATOR. aged
nent position. excellent future: sal
ary and expenses. Car required;
must be able to type; college edu-
cation preferred. Write full quail
1cations to Lock Box 5s4. BENJAMIN
ea S'ssiGn 1t pel.Sn afssr 70 4
Room 11o7. Ring Bldg. s.
pot over %; Married 10. s-ss4s
JxNiTok s e, lss. bldg. o. 80 units: y
s9ss ' Ap faso isis tna RsT
ssha 81 As1s4aazT AIRY 4 os desl ars. .pt
building: 2 sober colored man. mar:
ron p r.man stoker ass and ss sble
70 make minor plumbing and electric
repairs; salary, quarters and utili-
ties. Call resident manager, co.
yEWpHIpLiRY STORE MANAGER MANAGER and
buyer, experienced for new r st.
store; state qualifications salary
LINOTYPE OPERATOR, full or part
time, tin :. IDEAL Z e PRINTING co. sos
LiNoTYrE M II h;w' OPERATOR. non-union ms
daytime. 37-hour week BURTON,
707 9Th st. NV, ST. 9621, after 12
LUBRICATIoN MAN washington's
Oldest Chevrolet dealer has an open
Ing for an experienced fabrication
man; must have D. c. drivers per-
gARRY-PATE MOTOR CO., 1880
MEAT CUTTER, experienced, sober,
pleasant working conditions, good
hours and pay. Call SH. 3240, OF
apply Georgia ave. and Seminary
MHi;HsSiNlIG Te; sSilHsr sRrinNg %aNgIrn, r;.5s.a s
young married man, interested in
position soOa worfns ilsr' cond a
Wrts naw or esil aiflesassRsa %EgRTMoREEAaEE RaaRE
MOTOR CO.. Ford dealer, Mon
MECHANTC-Top-fiight mechanic for
old.established Studebaker firm. Paid
hfUiidays for tSs and. and vacations; 1,a Top pay
NEIL MoTsoRss' ss5is pee 141s lis PA'sh' : ST. n.s Ms'
Evening star., 1949-11-02
SAleSMEN

WE ARE READY to introduce : rev.
aluminium awnings. The Ron-dei
aluminium awning with side lowers
actually folds against the side Of
the building and gan be raised or
duce door hoods, patios. commercial
and domestic awnings Of all types,
manufactured here in the District
in 9 new, modern factory. Beauti-
ful baked enamel colorS In combina-
tions or solid. We are taking appIi-
statesmen. Call for appt., HU. 1867.
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY for The
right men! The only company OF
its kind in. the Washington area!
Old, established factory selling an
exeaSes aSsef 45oaac to psds bone on The
II you can qualify, minimum earn
ings. are. $3.50 per. week! A car will
be helpful. but Is not necessary.
Call Mr.. OLIVER at Otis SOI6
mornings between 8 and 12.
EXPERIENCED MEN. qualified to call
On builders and construction en-
ties. Splendid opportunity,. with
sol6. asE for M. Nuber. -s
PRINTING SALES
A printing plant in excellent location
in business district desires the
services of an established printing
salesman. The plant is equipped
for onset and letterpress and is
completely automatic in operation.
The equipment, in part, consists Of
linotype. cylinder press. offset press
and bindery equipment. In an
swering. please state: Name, age,
terms wanted. All replies held con-
fldential. Box 499-G, Star.
Statesmen. for credit jewelry store;
must be experienced; company bene-
flts; good salary; vacation with pay;
excellent opportunity for ambitious
young man. Apply In person. Mr..
Alexander.
KENT JEWELLERS
7td and q sts. NV. "A
Evening star., 1949-11-02
Deaths Reported

(From the D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics
Harry Gotthold, S5, 614 9TH st. ne.
Mary Shaffner, 80, 1850 Woodley rd NV
Mary Morehouse, 81, 3109 18th st NV,
Harriet Foote, 50, Irvington, N Y
BENJAMIN Franklin. Is, Allentown Md.
Mary Ma u;E,ss Beck. 70, o55l31 9Th st. NV.
Elizabeth McDermott, 65, 2344 18th pl
ne.
Blanche King, 81. 24l 7th St. ne.
Helery Robinson, "a, University Park, Nd.
Lillian Petersen, 2S, 1919 6 st. NV
George McEntee infant, 1891 7th at. ne
Charlie. Pendleton. IA, 1920 10th st. NV.
Gathering Douglas. 72, 202 r ST. NV.
william Jackson, 65. $50 10th st. ne.
Beatrice Gum. 33, 3022 Warder St NV
Catherine Eberhart, 80, 1925 Hope, alley
Bernics Fisher. 4. Fort Belvoir, Va.
alien Byars infant. 80 Cana! st. Sc.
Walter Starke. 49, 4S4 st, s.w
Louis E. Bradford, 70. 1903 Crittenden st.
NV. '
Thomas H. Dennis. ~, 1llS Owen nj, ne
Lille Butler, SO. 145I Harvard st. NV,
Goldie3Doutherty, &C. 161 v St ne
Elsa M. Diner, SO, 3734 Northampton st.
William " Quieley. 63 1908 4th st ne
George p. Hickman, 62, 524 Shepherd st,
NV.
Joseph s. Richards. 81. Silver Spring. Md
Evening star., 1949-11-02

When onsperfno advertisement,
addressed to Star bo1es do NOT
tnclose original references, or
other materials OF personal palue.
Copies serpe the purpose and
originals may Get lost.
Evening star., 1949-11-02
RECEIVING AND
DHNNE RFAN,

For hne mems wear store. Excellent
opportunity for man with a good
record who Is thoroughly expert
enced IN this feld. Liberal discount
YouEd MEMS SHOP. isis r St,
NV. 3
Evening star., 1949-11-02
$50 am. to IL noon. Mond,
CAPITAL, TRANSIT &C
CAREER OPPORTUNITY

EEROPPORTUNTTY
Leading national casualty and fire
insurance company Is adding q
salaried representative in each Of
the following long established ofilees.
Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Baltimore,
Washington; clean cut young man.
age 20 to 80, married or single;
sales aptitude. with college educa-
ton or its equivalent, men selected
will be thoroughly educated In cas-
ualty and fire insurance and COM
pletely trained in our selling meth
ods; full salary paid from start
plus incentive plan; unlimited op-
portunity for advancement. inauir-
evening appointment can be ar
ranged; write stating your qualifi-
cations in detail. Box OOH, Star.
Evening star., 1949-11-02
HOSIERY
SALESLADY

Must be thoroughly experienced,
permanent position with excellent
salary and commission.
HAHN SHOE STORES
3101 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
1901 Ga. Ave, Silver Spring. Md.
Evening star., 1949-11-02
DRIVER-SALESMAN

For established dry cleaning route;
experienced, or In similar sales
work. Can earn over $50 per week,
b422 1st pl. NV. RA. 04z7. -
Evening star., 1949-11-02

WEATHER-S SEAL, INC.
SD 9th ST. Sc.
We are increasing our forces in the
installation and estimating depart
ments. Must be reliable and neat in
appearance. Apply in person, 8 to
IL am. and 1-6 pm. -
Evening star., 1949-11-02
CASHIER

MGR. 1000 operator, for retail credit
office. Steady position. Excellent
salary, good opportunity for ad-
vancement. Apply 735 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-11-02
HELP MEN
TELEVISION
SERVICEMEN
INSIDE AND OUT

WITH CARS, HIGHEST SALARIES
IN WASHINGTON; GROUP HOS
PITALIZATION: VACATION WITH
PAY, GOOD CHANCE FOR AD-
vANCEMENT WITH WASHING
TELEVTSION STORE.
Evening star., 1949-11-02
Van SAINT Pharmacy
1910 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Is a Star Want.Ad =
Branch Apencv -

Other bronches conven-
iently Iocoted throughout
the City for the accept
once of Classified Ad-
vertising.
Evening star., 1949-11-02

statesmen, full or part time, for
Christmas selling in jewelry and
appliance store: excellent opportu-
nifty to make extra money for
Christmas holidays Apply In per-
son (do not phone,. Mr.. Alexander.
KENT JEWELLERS
Evening star., 1949-11-02
HELP WANTED, AGENCIES

HELP WANTED, AGENCIES
ADAMS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has
the better office positions. 204 Colo
RADIO Bldg. 14th and G. RE. 393S.
CLERK-TYPIsT a., to s175 mo.
Complaint clerks, knoll. shorthand,
S175. Receptionist clerk, to $50
mo. Stenog.. P. B. x. expr., 5000
mo. Practical nurse, private, full
maintenance, S100. See Miss Reed
At PERSONNEL SERVICES, 1911 @.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY-11TH
YEAR OF BETTER PLACEMENTS.
COLORADO BLDG. 14TH AND g,
sTEN sTENoi,Gee.sSBooKKEEpER i,eeSp d, sos wk.;
stenog. insurance ofices. S175 mo-;
stenog: in s.w., 5-day: s45 Wk, See
TYPiST CLERK 1nl so wpm. S45-
$40 wk. PERSONNEL SERVICES,
sTENoG.-BooKKEEPER f.). s55
mo. Typists, exper.. 5 da., S45 wk
Stenog., in s.w., 5 da., S45 wk. See
Miss Bond at RE. 1866. CAPITAL
SERVICE, 1929 Eye. cor. 18th.
EXCELLENT POSITIONS open hourly
for stenog.. typists, bookkeepers, Of
dce workers; free reg. See CAPITAL
SERVICE, 1923 Eye. cor. 18th.
sTENoa.eoFr1cE essei MGR. single. fast
oMN-rs txGsSs- s2S9 ss9tv1ens MS * Houas ssss PER
Evening star., 1949-11-02

SERVICE STATION, exper. Iubrica-
tion man; must be reliable and in
dustrioGs; good salary plus commits
sion and vacation; only well exper,
men with refs. need apply. See Mr..
Barron. Mgr,, SUNOCO SERVICE
STATION, Wis. ave. and River I'd.
SHIPPING CLERK, experienced IN
building materials; permanent posi-
zion. boz 165-J. star. -
Evening star., 1949-11-02

MULT1ikAFH OPERATOR, expert
enced, temporary. See Mr.. Nokes,
THE STANDARD PRESS. 920 L st.
MUSICAL TRIO, white, for dancing.
FE; $685. between 7 and 8.
nightwork in large apt. building;
must know how to operate SWITCH
board and have elevator license;
hours, pm. to z am. Call resi-
NIGHT des TI4atsci WATcHM2N@Maist S2i oSHi be 5 re-
liable. steady worker and sober;
S125 month. Apply STEWART,
SOfinthian sOG IT Yacht Club, foot Of
OUTSIDE REPREsENTATIvE-Must
be hieh school graduate and not
over 27 years of age. Excellent
opportunity, good salary plus bonus
and retirement plan. Apply in per-
son, HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP,
1914 Ga. ave.. Silver Spring. Md.
PAINTER. 1st class, pvt. work, must
be neat; preferred with car. Call
ewes. EN-. 1857. %
PAINTER. exper. neat, reliable; clean
wor; After 5 pm. cali TU. 1869.
PAINTERS, 1st-class mechanics only;
inside work. Call after 6 pm. AK.
1927.
Evening star., 1949-11-02
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
170s G st. NV.
MEN

seey:, legal. single. under 30, start
$1,000
Stenos.. attractive openings, s, Bh,
days. 50, 100. $4,000.
Full chg. bkprs., s, 5la, 9 days, ST.
COOS $2,70O.
Dictaphone opr. trainees, 80 days an
nual leave, upper NV, start S1SS.
Receptionist, fast typist, knowledge
PIX. 25-32 yrs, attractive. 5h
days, $1,000.
Evening star., 1949-11-02

Under d. C. la1D, couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day. t0ait three tuH days and
receiDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other ddus.
Evening star., 1949-11-02
Merchandise Executive

Fully qualified to operate store
in one Of Washington's largest busi-
ness locations. Must have knowledge
Of buying. advertising, merchandise
ing operation. similar or Identical
70 q: C. Murphy Co. or ]. c. Penney
Co. To the right man this Is an
unusual opportunity. Box 356-H,
Star. -
Evening star., 1949-11-02
HELP MEN (Conf ,
CAR HOPS

Young men between 1s and 2b, for
shift; salary, plus tips; meals and
uniforms furnished; excellent em-
ployment benefits; positions located
In NV. Washington and Arlington,
Va. Apply Miss Mccormick, person.
nel ONCE, HOT SHOPPES. INC,
&ln EAnn N
Evening star., 1949-11-02
HELP WTp. AGENCIES Cont. }

snail marEes; sss vs sSeE susIPNRss ssPSRiass
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES, 1905 Ga.
ave, Sill. Spg.. Md. -.
NURSE, private, practical, live in,
S100 mo. Many others daily. Miss
g st. MA. 60Ss. = :
Typists (F) to $45 Wk.
Oil firm, single. under 80 $50
Insurance offices. under 80, S160 mo-
Rapid typist. electromatic 5000
Welcome Miss Evans at BOYD'S,
700 18th, cor. G. MA. 2340.
Evening star., 1949-11-02

Young man. experienced in selling
flne quality mems furnishings; full
or part time: higest earning posi-
bilities for aggressive man with fol-
lowing. Apply to Mr.. Schoenberg.
FASHION SHOP. INC, 1900 r ST..
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-08-13

LOS ANGELES, Aug. IS The
national board of the Japanese Am
erican Citizens League, meeting in
Los Angeles last weekend, recon-
mended that the JACL and its Anti
Discrimination Committee marshall
its full resources to achieve the COM
pletion Of its legislative program.
The board commended Mike M.
Masaoka, legislative director of JACL
ADO. on his achievements to date
to obtain congressional passage of
legislation for equality in naturali-
zation and immigration. 1t noted
that the JACL ADC's activity during
the past year in the field of remedial
legislation had brought the nearly
300, 900 persons of Japanese ancestry
in the United States and Hawaii to
the threshold of full equality under
the law.
The board will recommend to the
JACL National Council, composed
of delegates from its rs members
chapters. that the present organlza-
tional and administrative program
of the JACL and JACL ADO be
continued for another year A ten
tstive budget was drawn and will
be submitted to the National Council.
AS the result of the boards action.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-08-13
National JAG Board Urges Pushing
OfADC Program, COmmends Masaoka

the ADO will maintain its legisla-
tive office in Washington, and its
regional offices will be continued
until October l. 1850. The regional
offices are Northern California, San
Francisco, Pacific Southwest. Los
Angeles, Midwest, Chicago, Noun
tain Plains, Denver and Central
California, Fresno.
The-board also approved long
range publications project for the
JACL under which preliminary re-
search was authorized for the even
tual publication of four books deal
ing with the JACL and with the his
tory of persons of japanese ancestry
in the United States. These books
will be history of the Issei in the
United States, history of the JACL
organization. a book on the JACL S
role in legislation and litigation af-
fecting japanese Americans and a
record of the wartime service of
Nisei CTS and of Issei and Nisei
civilians in the World War II period.
Discussing the question of moving
the national headquarters Of the
JACL now located in Salt Lake City
to the Pacific coast, the board de-
ferred final action until the 1850
national convention in Chicago.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-08-13
NiSei Hero Story
Featured on Air

LOS ANGELES - The story of q
Nisei agent who was landed in Japan
by the U. s. Navy during the war
to gain valuable information was
told in the weekly Mutual network
show Secret Mission" by Admiral
zacharias, wartime Navy intelli-
gence officer.
The U. s. Navy had a foreign
national inside Japan who was
sending information to a U. s. sub
marine lying off the coast. When
the transmission ended suddenly in
the midst Of an important message,
the Navy decided to contact the
agent and landed Nisei in Japan.
Dressed in the uniform of kem-
peitai, Japan's thought police, the
Nisei managed to get the remainder
of the message by contracting the
agent. The Nisei would have faced
death if he had been apprehended
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-08-13
COL. s: ASAEDA
BACK in JAPAN

MAIZURU, Japan, Aug. 13-For-
mer 1t. Col. Shigeharu Asaeda, who
flew to Manchuria in August, 1916,
with Emperor Hirohito's personal
surrender orders, returned to Japan
this week along with 1000 other
japanese war prisoners repatriated
from Siberia.
Asaeda said during his captivity
he had been held at camp in Kha-
barovsk along with Manchuria's
former puppet emperor, Henry Pu
vi, Gen. Otozo Yamada, commander
of Japan's Kwantung Army, and
other top-brass Japanese military
commanders.
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with the data required to fill ou
the official form completely.
THE official form requires such
information as date Of evacuation,
family registration number, alien
registration number, and as COM
plete an itemized list as possible
of losses due to the evacuation
George Okada, chairman Of the
evacuation claims committee, said
today.
II know that in view of the mum.
Der of persons who came merely tc
seek information that our oper
nights next week will be muck
buster.
This service is not only for those
in Seattle but for all of japanese
ancestry in the Seattle and nearby
areas. There are many who have
not filed their Claims. It is for the
benefit Of such persons that we are
holding the series of open nights. y
Attorneys william Mmibu and
Toru Salahara as well as public
accountant Frank Kinomoto were
on hand and checked over each
claim form filled by the interview
ers.
Among others assisting were James
Kay Yamaguchi, Tad
Hori, Paul Kashino, Frank Hattori,
Mits Kashiwagi, Stanley Karikomi.
Dick Momoda, John Kusakabe.
George Okada and Jaxon Sonoda.
Receptionists and typists included
Mrs. Meriko Hayashi. Mrs. Shigeko
Uno, and the Misses Mary Ikeda
Amy Hara, Yoshiko Shitamae. Alice
Edna Mayeda, Yoshiko
and Bessie Suto.