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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-29

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dysiu cia viena lietuvi, = tare
Mr.. Fenny, kai ejome ilgu kori-
dorium. Ir tuoj pat jis man
pristate vokieciu kalbos moky-
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-15
Thomas to Head
Senate Unit

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. Is
Senator Ebert d. Thomas Cd.
Utah, an active friend of japanese
Americans and a supporter of the
bill for equality in naturalization
and immigration, has been appoin-
ted a member of the powerful Sen
ate Policy Committee. the JACL
Anti Discrimination Committee was
informed today.
The committee, which assigns
priority to bills. and in general de-
termines policies and procedures of
the majority party, is composed
of IL members.
Senator Thomas. senator from
Utah continuously since 1882, once
spent several years in Japan as
president of the L d S mission.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-15
They'll Consider
Equality Bill

WASHINGTON. d. c., Jan. ID
Membership of the Senate Judiciary
Committee. which deals with such
matters as immigration and natu-
ralization, was announced today &C
cording to the JACL Anti-Discrimi-
nation Committee
The committee is headed by Pat
McCarran. Cd, New.
J. Howard .McGrath. ID. r. L.,
chairman of the National Democra
tic Committee and an influential
friend of Americans of japanese
ancestry, is on the committee
The others are Harley M Kilgore
3D., w. Va, James o. Eastland
Cd, Miss, Warren G. Magnuson
Cd. Wash), Robert F. Wagner
3D.. N. ". ]. Melville Broughton
| Cd, N. c.. Bert H. Miller. ID.
rdaho). Alexander Wiley, r.
Wlsc.), William LANCER, (R.. N. d.
Homer Ferguson, tR.. Mich), For
rest c. Donnell. (R., Mo-, William
T.. Jenner. (R, Ind.
Holdover members of The commit
tee include Senat tors McCarran, Xii
Igore, Eastland. McGrath. Magnu
son, Wiley, LANCER, Ferguson an
lDonnell. The others are serving o.
1T for the first time this session.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-15
News Briefs
FOUR JAPANESE NABBED
ON FAKE MONEY RAP

CHICAGO. ILL.,. Jan. 1.-two Is
sei--Frank Uyeda, 48, and Kiyoshi
Endo 4l--and two Nisei--Isamu
Honda. 80, and Robert Yoshio
Kono, 3l-were arrested early this
month in the Windsor hotel near
Ohio and State st. on counterfeit
ing charges and taken into FIJI
custody.
Uyeda was released on a $4,000
bond, while the other three posted
SIS 900 bonds. Three of them have
previous records.
For several weeks before Christ
mas, counterfeit bills of S., $40. and
$40 were found circulating through
out the city With Officers gradually
Tightening the net, the arrest was
made in Honda's room in the Wind
sor
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-15
G,urch Council
Chooses Nisei

Kaoru Ichiharra, who has been
with the Council of Churches head
quarters in Seattle for the last ten
years, was elected recording secre-
tary at the two-day meeting in
Seattle this week of the Council
of Churches for Washington and
Northern Idaho.
Miss Ichihara is secretary to Miss
Gertrude L. APPEL. general secretary
of the Council Of Churches here
DR.. Claton s. Rice, who retired
as state superintendent of the
Washington Congregational Con-
ference in 1916, was unanimously
elected president of the council
The council represents II majol
Protestant denominations In Wash
ington and Northern Idaho
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-15
CHICAGO JACL
MEMBERS SLATE
JAN. 26 MEET

CHICAGO, ILL, Jan 15-Chicago
chapter of the japanese American
Citizens league will hold its first
general monthly meeting of the
year at pm. Wednesday, Jan. 26,
in the woodrow Wilson Room, 116
s. Michigan Ave. All friends and
members are encouraged to attend
this initial session.
Details on the meetings. program
will be announced at a later date,
according to Shig Wakamatsu,
president.
General monthly meetings for the
first half of this year have been
tentatively set for Feb. %, March
II, April 81, May 10 and June %
All gatherings will be in the Wood
row Wilson Room.
The Chicago JACL chapter men,
bers, headed by Wakamatsu, are
Grace Watanabe, Tsugi Ieiri, Mike
Hagiwara, Tom Okabe, Masato Ia
mura and George Taxi At theil
last meeting, they discussed plan
for an evacuation claims procedur,
and temporary committee to stud.
the 1850 convention in this city
They will meet again next Wednes
day, Jan. 10.
DR.. william Hiura, chairman o
the rattle committee, is planning |
dance for Saturday, April 2, in tn
Olivet Institute.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-15
JACLerS Attend
Rial Day Fete

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Jan. 15-Three
members of the Chicago JACL
chapter-Shig Wakamatsu, presi-
dent of the local unit; Mari Sabu-
sawa, secretary of the national
JACL board, and Tats Kushida,
Midwest regional representative of
the JACL-were guests at the Ri
zal Day program held by the Fill
Pine National Council Of Chicago
last Jan. in the Sherman Hotel
The program was in memory Of
the fifty-second anniversary of the
martyrdom of DR.. Jose Rial, Fill
Pine national hero, and was attend
ed by members of the Filipino COM
munity here
Leaders of the Filipino and Japa-
nese communities of Chicago have
been cooperating with and assisting
each other through the Chicago
Oriental Council. Kushida poinH
out that the Filipino Post No sos
of the American Legion last veal
had adopted a resolution support.
ing passage of the Judd bill fol
equality in naturalization
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-15
.JACL SUPPORTS APPELLANTS
SEEKING TO HAVE CHILDREN
TAUGHT CHINESE in HAWAII

WASHINGTON. D. c., Jan. Is
The japanese American Citizens
League today filed friend-of-the-
court brief before the Supreme
Court in the Hawaiian Language
Case"
The Supreme Court is being asked
to enjoin. as unconstitutional. the
enforcement of a Hawaiian statute
regulating the teaching of language
other than English 10 children
under the age of Is
Appellants are three Chinese
eleemosynary educational corpora =
tons. Chinese teacher. and two
individuals who have sought to have
their children taught Chinese.
The anxious curiae brief clearly
sets forth the interest of JACL in
the case when it says:
=" tJACL) believes that IL is
appropriate That It express IT'S
views upon the fundamental per-
sonal and family rights involved
affecting other minOrities
as well as persons Of japanese an
cestry."
The JACL brief takes the pos
ition that the Hawaiian statute
sunconstitutionally prohibits and
restricts the teaching of languages
other than English.
I; points out that the statute Ii
question was passed in wartime anc
is an unfortunate and mistaken
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-15
Hawaii Pushes
EN- Measure

WASHINGTOR, d. c., Jan. 10
A fourth member of the House OF
Representatives has introduced a
bill for equality in naturalization
and immigration, the JACL Anti
Discrimination Committee reported
today.
He Is Delegate Joseph r. Far
rington. (R., Hawaii)
The bill is identical to EN- meas
ures previously introduced by Con-
gresham Francis e. Walter, Cd.
Pa. George P. Miller, Cd, Calif0
and Walter Judd. Or, Mimi.
Delegate Farrington's bill Is
known as HR 1214.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-15

expression of racism. =. ub denies
to parents who have the grave res
possibility for their children's moral
development. the use OF language
other than English which may be
the best, If not the only means
which parents have for commune
eating with and guiding their
children in their most formative
years
Even though disloyaI activit-
les in connection with the opera
ton of private language schools
has been disclaimed as the basis
for the legislation, II is nevcrthe-
less true that this wartime stat
ute probably never would have
been enacted I'm 1943 IL the mis-
taken notion were not then cur
rent that in some vague and un-
determined manner the language
schools, particularly Japanese, IN
volved dislOyal activities. Sim
Harry, as justification for the
evacuation Of all persons from
the West Coast, some reliance
was placed upon the supposedly
disIoyaI activities of Japanese
Language schools,
THE utter inadequacy of this
ground was completely revealed
only upon subsequent study promp-
ted by the extreme exercise of the
war power involved in this treat
ment of one minority of our pop
ulation."
The brief also points TO the dis
tinguished war record of Nlsei
troops In the Pacific where they
served as interpreters and trans
lators because of basic knowledge
of japanese acquired, in many in-
stance. in Japanese language
schools as children, thus completely
exploding the war myth that these
schools taught anti-democratic prin-
ciples.
In summary. the brief states:
sit Is submitted that the pre-
sent statute, actually aimed at
the prohibition and restriction Of
teaching oriental languages, Jap
anese and Chinese, is an undemo-
cratic, arbitrary and unconstitu-
tiOnaI restriction ON personal
freedom. -"
The briet was prepared by Ed
ward j. Ennis. JACL ADO lega
counsel, and signed by the follow
ing Nisei attorneys: John F. Aisc
Frank r. Chuman, Saburo KIDD
John Y Maeno and Chiyoko Saka
motto. of Los Angeles; Mas Yone
mura. of Berkeley. Calf; Minor
Yasui, of Denver; Franklin Chino
Wiley Higuchi and George Kita, Q
Chicago. and Thomas T. Hayash
of New York City All are member
l of the JACL.
Supporting briefs also have bee
D filed i'm the case by the America
( Veterans Committee, American CIV
Y Liberties Union, American JEWS
n Congress, CLIO. and the Nation
|. Association for the Advancement
r Colored People.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-15
NiSei
Calendar
JANUAR y

27-Skating party to be spon-
sored by Bellamis from 1920 pm.
10 1890 am. in Rollerland Skating
Rink.
29-30--Annual Northwest sci
3lassic in Main Bowl
3o-Northwest Nisei Classic dance
n Trianon Ballroom.
29-NVC Community Basketball
league will sponsor a mixer from 3
o. m. to IL midnight in the Seattle
Buddhist auditorium to raise funds
or an official scoreboard.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-15
NISEI GIRL WILL SING
2 SONGS IN NEW FILM

LOS ANGELES, Calf, Jan. Is
Karic Shindo, a Nisei girl singer, Is
slated to sing "These Foolish
Things" and II Never Knew" In
the film. Tokyo joe. now In pro-
duction at Columbia studios Silent
screen star Sessue Hayakawa will
play the role of Baron Kimura in
the picture which Is tale of q
US. soldier in occupied Japan
Humphrey Bogart has the feature
spot.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-15

12-Annual "Sweetheart's Ball" to
be sponsored by Cathay Post ls6
and its auxiliary in the knights
of Columbus hall, 722 E. Union.
Is. IS and ALTERNATIVE dates for
Northwest Tines third annual
Northwest Invitational Basketball
Tournament.
21-Marylmoll Adrians viii have
their roller skating party at Roller
land Rink.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-15

The National Planning Associa-
ton estimates the loss of wages b.
tuberculosis patients at $181 900, 900
year and further estimates that
these patients. If illness had nok
interrupted their work, might have
produced s348 100000 worth OF goods'
on the basis OF l943 prices.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-15
Classified Ads

WANTED: Experienced japanese
household couple or girl for gen.
eraI household work. Must live
in. 1104 Federal Ave-. CA. 4459
WANTED: Refable girl, general
homework. Three in family
Modern home, excellent salary
CA. 5432.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-15
DEPUTIES FAIL TO LOCATE
ATTACKER OF 2 NISEI GIRLS

SAN JOSE, Calf, Jan. Usher
iff's deputies, despite continued
country wide search for a red
headed rapist who attacked two
Japanese American girls last week
at their home In Cupertino, today
admitted they have not yet been
able to apprehend the criminal
No trace of the man nor his car
has been uncovered. A check OF
all known sex perverts in the
county failed to produce any good
lead. the officers said.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-15

The summary Of good-breeding
may be reduced to this rule: "Be-
have to all others as you would
they should behave to ou."-Field-
ing
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-15

It is difficult to believe that Q
true gentleman will ever become
pamester, a nbertine, or q sot.
e. H. Chaplin.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-15

FOrSaIe

PRESSING SHOP
18th Living quarters Full 81 200 for equipment
Rent eas0
SERVICE STATIONS
galonag 5000 Land buildings everything
goes Full price $3.50 $1,000 Terms balance.
station. Fully equipped 18th e. E. Madison Building
and-an goes Full price balance
evenings MIR Strickland IKE sO44
Strickland & Hayes Realty
las 18th Ave, Ne M
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-15
TB Aide to Talk
To Group Here

DR.. James e. Perkins, managing
director of the National Tubercu-
losis Association, and nationally re-
cognized leader in health work, will
address the annual dinner meeting
of the tuberculosis League of
King County, at 8 pm. Tuesday,
Jan. IS, in the New Washington
Hotel.
There are few defects In our ma
ture so glaring as not to be yelled
from observation by politeness and
good breeding. -Stanislaus.
Evening star., 1949-06-30
Alexandra City Manager
Refuses Permanent Post

Alexandria City Manager Robert
s. Marshall. jr.. announced yester-
day he has decided not to apply
for permanent appointment to the
position.
More than 23o city employees
had signed petition asking Mr..
Marshall to seek permanent ap-
pointment. He pointed out that
he took the position for an in
terim" term until the city could
hire a permanent administrator.
MIR. Marshall is on leave as execu-
tive director of the Alexandria
Redevelopment and Housing Au-
thority.
Meanwhile. the City Council
Committee appointed to accept
applications for the job issued a
statement to clarity" its function.
I'VE want to say" that we were
appointed by the city council to
receive and screen applications for
the position of city manager. We
do not have the power to select a
city manager. This can only be
done by the seven members Of the
City Council" the committeeman
said.
The committee denied reports
that the group ''or some individual
Of the committee" favor
a particular candidate.
Evening star., 1949-06-30
Convention Is Called
On School Board Slate

A convention sponsored by eight
countrywide organizations TO
select two nonpartisan candidates
for the Arlington County School
Board will be held September 8
and 7 at the Washington and Lee
High School.
The convention dates were
picked during q meeting OF the
Conference on School Board
Candidates last night at the
Pershing Drive Christian Church.
The conference is comprised of
five representatives Of the eight
sponsoring organizations and acts
as a planning body for the con-
vention. DR.. Ivan Boxer. chair
man of the conference. presided.
Joseph c. Wheeler said 81
county organizations have indi-
Gated they would be represented
by a total of $50 delegates and a
similar number of alternates. So
far. 81 groups have designated
representatives.
Sponsoring groups are the
Arlington County Civic Fedora
ton, Citizens Committee for
School Improvement. Better Gov
eminent League. County Council
OF Parent Teacher Associations.
American Association Of Univer-
sity Women. Northern Virginia
Pre- school Association. Council Of
Negro Organizations and Organ
lied Women Voters.
Evening star., 1949-06-30
Queen EscopesVocuum Cleaner
As Boys Trap Honey Bee Colony

ton started a few, zooming bees
sent the onlookers scattering.
Most OF the youngsters were
gathered around the screened box.
where bees were about inches
deep. Unofficial estimates. heard
from the crowding small-fry. Of
the number Of bees captured.
ranged "more'n a hundred" to "a
million. at least"
OF more concern to the would
be apiarists. though, was whether
the vacuum cleaner had picked
the queen bee from the tree
colony.
Experts Think Queen Safe.
Bee experts at the University
Of Maryland thought 1t unlikely.
The queen, they explained, prob
ably was lying quietly among the
combs in the hollow. And unless
she were removed undharmed,
they said. the colony would die
and the bees wouldn't remain in
q hive.
They suggested the best ap-
proach would be for the boys to
buy a group of bees, including
the queen. and to study up on
the finer points of bee raising.
! At last report. Lawrence said
the boys still were on the lookout
for the queen bee. Andway. he
added, a further trip to the tree
is in order TO get some Of that
honey"
Evening star., 1949-06-30
Virginia Registration
DeadIine Saturday

Saturday is the deadline for
Virginia voters to register so they
can vote in the August Demo-
cratic Primary.
The Office Of Registrar Fred
Petit in Alexandria will be open
from 9 am. to / pm. Saturday.
Alexandria city offices ordinarily
are closed on Saturday during
summer months.
Mrs. Walter Thompson, regis
,trar at the Arlington County
courthouse, will be in her office
from 8 am. to 5 pm. Saturday.
Registrars in the various precincts
viii be at their homes to register
voters from 8 am. to S pm.
Saturday. Mrs. Thompson said.
At Fairfax. voters may register
with w. Franklin Gooding at the
county courthouse from $50 am.
to / pm. Saturday. There also
are registrars in the different pre-
cincts in Fairfax County.
Evening star., 1949-06-30
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Evening star., 1949-06-30

Summers here. Schools out
The neighborhood boys went
honey-bee hunting yesterday at
Fourteenth and G streets Sc.
Armed with a vacuum cleaner
from Buddy Poole's home. the ex-
pedition surrounded the quarry in
the hollow of a large tree at the
above intersection. Soon hun
dreds Of the insects were travelling
via the vacuum apparatus from
their tree colony to- 4 screened
wooden box. sf N
Heading the hunt-and carry
ing numerous bee sting wounds
S a result-were BUDDY. Is. OF
544 Fourteenth street Sc: his
hgpther, Ronnie. IL. EAWrence
Scates, Is. Of 534 EouFteenth
street Sc. and Williams Heketts,
IA. of 1403 G street Sc.
Hope to Transplant Bees.
1t all began when the boys de-
cided to transplant the bees tc
hive they hope to build in one
of their backyards. Lawrence sale
they hope to get help from hi!
grandfather with that project
when the time comes. But first
they tackled the bees.
Taking turns. the boys donned
leather gloves and a cloth net
for face and head protection and
climbed a ladder with the cleaner
to suck the bees from the hollow
tree opening. Each time the ac-
Evening star., 1949-06-30
Students Attending Boys Stote'
Will Elect Governor Today

Representing the Constitutional
ist Party In the race for attorney
general Is John Sine. Of Marbury.
Joseph Freese. Baltimore Is the
Constisutionalist candidate for
State controller. The party's
nominees for the General As
sembly include Darwin Rhodes.
Indian Head. and Bryan Crowley.
Silver Spring.
Sponsoring Boys State. which
Is designed as a training school In
government and citizenship. Is the
American Legion. Monday viii
be Inauguration day.
The training program ends
Tuesday. when the boys viii elect
two Senators to so to Washington.
There. they and representatives
from other States win choose q
boy president"
Evening star., 1949-06-30
Dr. ne Assoeiofsd Press

PORT DEPOSIT. Md. June 30,
Election of a governor will fea-
ture today's session Of the 222 high
school students attending the an
nual Boys State" at the Balm
bridge Naval School.
Carroll Campbell Of East River
dale. Federalist Party candidate.
win oppose Warren Jackox. Balu-
more. stapdard bearer Of the Con-
stitutionallst Party. Both were Sc
lected at nominating conventions
yesterday.
Other Federalist candidates are
John Heck of Middle River. for
attorney general. and Wesley
Blackmon, Baltimore. for con-
troller. The party's candidates for
the General Assembly include
John Hopfield. Bethesda.
Evening star., 1949-06-30
Another Suspect Held
In vireinio BurqIory

Alexandria police yesterday re-
ported the arrest OF q second man
accused Of participating In q 81 900
burglary Of jeweiry store at War
saw. Va. June 9.
He was identified by police as
Herbert Muse. %. an ex-convict.
About week ago. Alexandria au-
thorities arrested william Buck
ner. ~. In connection with the
same burglary. More than 81 600
worth OF the loot was found In a
bus terminal locker the pair had
rented. police said.
Evening star., 1949-06-30
Contracts Awarded
For Work on Schools
In Prince Georges

The Prince Georges County
Board of Education yesterday
awarded contracts for construc-
ton Of additions to five schools.
Work is expected to begin i'm
mediately with completion ex-
pected about the time classes open
in September.
The B. g. J. Construction Co
Of Washington was given a con-
tract to build four additional
classrooms. a multipurpose room
and kitchen. a teachers room and
clinic at the Ager Road Elemen-
tary School. The firms bid was
$110,265.
Chapel Gets Three Contracts.
w. M. Chapel, Inc. Washing
ton, was awarded contracts for
three schools. One was for $780,
1874 to construct the same facili-
ties plus storage room and toi-
lets at the District Heights Ele-
mentary School. The firm also
bid $58,369 for a four classroom
and heating plant addition to
Suitland sElementary Schoes and
s28 900 fof two AdassroolnB. a
teachers room and. clinic at the
Oxon Hin Elementary sch0 for
Negroes.
The contract for a complete
heating and sewage system, new
toilets, Offices and a teachers room
at the Lincoln Elementary School
for Negroes at Vista was awarded
to Whalen & Purdy. Inc. also Of
Washington. The Arm submitted
low bid of $63 500.
Revised Plans Approved.
In other actions. the school
board during a special session at
Upper Marlboro. approved revised
plans for a new Mount Rainier
Brentwood Elementary School. The
project calls for erection OF IL
classrooms. a multi purpose room
and kitchen, library and clinic.
Titles to the Greenbelt High
School and North End Elementary
School, Greenbelt. were accepted
officially by the board. The two
schools we're turned over to the
county by the Federal Works
Agency for $74,695.60.
A scholarship to the Morgan
State College was awarded Lloyd
j. Tilghman. colored. of 4540 Ben
nett street, North Brentwood. on
recommendation of State Senator
L. Harold Sothoron. He was the
high scorer in a recent competitive
examination.
Evening star., 1949-06-30
Rockville PTA Forms
New Cub Scout Poek

A committee 10 Organize o Cub
Scout Park In Rockville under
sponsorship Of the Rockville Fls-
rnsntary School Parent Teacher
Association has b~en appointed sy
John D. Diamond III. PTA presa-
dent
COMMITTEES members are Carl w.
BinksF. chairman. MIRA Irene
Mesd. the Ess J Virgil LILY and
Ralph z. Williams. Tie group
also hopes TO revive Interest tss q
Boy Scout troop.
Evening star., 1949-06-30
Lundover Hills Mon
Foces Numbers Charge

Vivian Walter Furneyhough. 81.
of the TOO block of Varnum street.
Landover Hills, Nd. was arrested
yesterday by Prince Georges
County detectives on a charge Of
operating q lottery with numbers
slips.
Furneyhough was picked up at
his home by Detectives Richard A.
Pearson and Earl Huber. who said
they acted after neighbors re-
ported seeing too many visitors"
to the house. He was freed under
$500 bond pending q hearing In
Hyattsville Police Court Septem-
Der Is.