davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-03-31

them from doing so"
Masaoka continued with:
world War II provided the
great crisis for aliens of Japanese
ancestry here.
Picture for a moment the tragic
situation that faced them on Dec.
7, 194l.
"a day before they were nationals
and subjects of Japan. And yet. as
legal residents, they had long since
accepted this country as home.
1.-The day after Dec. 7 they were
suddenly and automatically enemy
aliens They were subject to Off
cial and unofficial Investigations and
scrutiny. They were informed and
questioned. And the final blow
came when they were removed from
the Pacific coast simply because of
their ancestry.
Though penned in bleak and
barren camps. the overwhelm-
ing majority declared their unequi-
vocal allegiance to the United
States.
"And when this land that had
called them to suffer asked their
sons to volunteer for combat duty,
the alien Japanese urged their sons
to go.
THE record of Americans OF Japa-
nese ancestry in World War II needs
no brief
I'm the words of Gen. Joseph w.
Stilwell: These Japanese Ameri-
cans bought an awful hunk of Ame-
RIGA with their blood"
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-03-31
NISEI CALENDAR
MARCH

MARCH
31-Annual. Maryknoll Parish ba-
zaar.
STA stag-stagette dance. Fools
Paradise, to be sponsored by the
Reginas in Buddhist auditorium.
o pm. to IL midnight.
APRIL
Regular JACL monthly meet
ing. pm. at1414 Weller st.
14-"Spring Nocturne Dance" pre-
scented by YAF of st. Peters Epis-
copal Mission.
14-15-Appearance of Portland
Methodist church choir in Seattle.
81 = Annual Japanese Baptist
church bazaar.
28-St. Peters Mission to haveits
annual bazaar. IL am. to pm.
SEPTEMBER
/, 2 and IN. w. District JACL
convention.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-03-31
st. Peter YAF
Dance to Feature
Ogata' s Band

Music for the Spring Nocturne"
ball, sponsored by St.. Peters YAF,
will be furnished by Yosh Ogata and
his band, 1t was learned today. The
dance, to be held on Saturday, April
IA, will be in st. Peters auditorium,
and the hours are from pm. to II
midnight.
The public Is cordially invited to
this orchestra dance which will cost
81 per couple.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-03-31
Classified Ads

<s<</scL<s<<s</ss[/st
WAITRESS WANTED. Expert
enced preferred. Call MA. $3.50,
Nisei Grill.
GROCERY CLERK WANTED.
Sc. 1889.
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS
WANTED. MA. 1882, New
Georgian Cafe. Res, CA. 1899.
GARDENERS HELPER
WANTED. PR. 1882.
WANTED: School girl or
working girl 70 live in. Close
to Mt. Baker beach. Compen-
sation. MI. 4S1s.
Gardeners help wanted. PR.
1928.
WANTED: Japanese cab driv-
ers. Full or part time. veter-
ans preferred. Inquire 2 pm.
to 4 PM, Alb Maynard Ave.
TWO FARMS FOR RENT.
10 acre and % acre-farm. South
Park, six miles from city CEN
ter. Call Mr.. Desimone, Ell.
1866.
ROOM AND BOARD to EN-
ployed girl. Exchange light du-
ties. PR. 1880.
Have several pairs of chinchil-
las for sale at bargain price as
need more space at once.
Owner, CA. 8174.
Gardeners helper wanted. Tad's
Gardening. Call evenings, PR.
1853.
SAVE AT WHOLESALE PRICES
Furnaces, burners, heaters, fans,
tanks, controls, ducts pipes.
Plumbing, ranges, refrigerators,
televisi0n sets, etc. New top
brands guaranteed. Warehouse,
3612 First Ave. S. Sc. 6193.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-03-31
Testimony Cites Issei Record

Editors note: This is one Of a
series reporting more fully on the
testimony of the JACL Ado be-
fore a joint Senate House sub
committee holding hearings on
omnibus immigration and natura-
lization bills.)
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-03-31
BUSH HOTEL

THE biggest hotel operated by
Japanese on the PaciDc COAST
621 Jackson st. Ell. 1904
Seattle, Wash.
We have travel ticket service.
X. and G. Shibayama
X. Seko
Evening star., 1951-01-14
HOUSES TO SHARE

AVAIL. FEB. I. house. vic. Conn ave
and Porter; share, / dbl. and ! sin.
gle; Girls only. OR. 7541 Ia
TWO GOVT. GIRLS share house. with
same; express bus. 106 Rittenhouse
MOTHER and child will share furn.
home. Private bedroom with kitchen
PRIVILEGES. Child accepted, $50.
ONE OR Two GIRLS to share house
NV. with refined girl. maid. garage
and yard. cow transp. RA. 1925.
WIDOW will share her home with
consenial ladies. In exchange for
light household duties and a some
care Of children. Call WA. S141
BUsINEssWoMAN will share with
another businesswoman. modern
well-furn. suburban home. pvt. rm
All priv, television. Conv. trans
2sO8 S ST. Me- young men under
80 to share 6-rm. detached brick
house. conv to transp. Apply Sun
afternoon: after $50 wkdays. lie
COUPLE. white. Catholic. Share fur
nished home with bachelor. Quiet. re-
fined neighborhood. Box 429-J. Star
Evening star., 1951-01-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BAR AND GRILL with apt above.
436 L st. NV; equipped; busy locas
ton: open to offer. MA. 1886. -16
SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE-Lo;;
opportunity for 1-or-2-men opera
GAS xl SIX STATION, at cor, eoxl5o. on
!! heavily Travelled Route No; J. In
large suburban community: 1ust to Pc p,
able; bldss. and equip: only yr
be handled with $4,000 cash down
Box 463-H. Star. -l5
DELICATESSENCFirst-class !ocation;
HaaHS lease cali No. o4i5. 15'
fooLhoPPnh new. Phone oleSe aeS''' 47ss before
noon and all day Sunday, u.
PATENT MEDICINE E. sIoRSsmExdistt: IRE rns cist
good lease; $4,000, terms, Ss.50C
RESTAURANT, downtown. mod; all
fGna p2ee Ef assal o eod
for selling 1nvsstigaatse q this. DIX DIXIE !
call Mr.. Raley: DU; o54l;
ROOMING HOUSE BUSINESS for sale
Iesse tsrme aeomf Direct 0aseS from owner
THE He sAFGwAY a.rs DRY CLEANING CO
offers a quality wholesale service tc
stores and agencies. Phone MR.
WALpER sH; 1892. .s,., uroo.r,
store, good business. 5-rm: house
Gea5sy coGsywE1l. ae5s TX. 1898. 1898 'AN' En-
CORNER DEPT. STORE in Sc. good
gtnot g9ipe business sfnes E viii asss 1ease with Wits
BEAUTY Eisn1@s isi1 Salon, IN modern. sis NV. sec.
ton. Well established. Doing, ex.
cellent business; reasonable. Phone
| 10. 5-3439.
seastNf ieaSs' Write soo o%sER s0Es BOX 57.a star
DRY CLEANING PLANT. long estab.
lished; wholesale and retail; S45, 600
Terms; Box 53,K, Star:
retail dry cleaning plant otb or an 1afa, m
following and experience. No brokers
sEIF-sRRvfcE Elf sRs5Kj EN- MODERN GROCERY
in Arlington. averages 81 500 VIZ
viii With Il low sa rental. Excellent equip
ment. Good location in CROWNS
The RIDGE AGENCY, oW. $500
SALE AZ Or oR RENT-Larse bldg. o.
Wisconsin ave. in Bethesda. with
large parking lot; suitable for drive
| in restaurant. motel. funeral home
etc. For appt.. phone MR.: SMITH
WI. 3400; ewes; WI. 7735.
shop; main blvd. Va, nr. Pentagon
crosses S6, 600 mo-; well established
price, $4,000 for stock and eouir
PAUL B. HILL1ARD. oW. 6004. OF
7649.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
HOUSES UNFURNTsHED

SLIGO PARK HILLS-Silver Spring;
ultra modern. Groom home; on
knoll. facing park; spac. liv. rm.,
flrepl., picture windows; lge. din.
rm, cleo kit. 3 extra lge. bedrms.
cedar closets; col. tile bath. Only
$500. PERRY HAY CO., 81. 6242
MICHIGAN PARK HILLS blks. fr.
D. c.; spacious brick Colonial;
bedrms.. tile bath, lge. liv. rm., din.
rm., equip. kit; excel. cond.; S115.
PERRY HAY CO., 81. 6242. Ia
10th ST. Mr.. PENNA AVE. S.E.-At-
tached 3-bedrm. house; full bsmt.;
"a baths; convenient to everything.
S105. LU. 1-0S05. IA
NORTH ARLINGTON - Rambler.
bedrooms. liy. rm:. de luxe kit
Rent S135. Call LURIA BROS
FAIRFAX VILLAGE-semidet brick.
3 bedrms.. partially furn.; recr. rm.,
gas heat; S120 mo. OR. 1044. Ia
1410 LINDEN LANE, Silv. Spg., new
3-bedrm. unfurn. rambler; conv. to
stores. buses, schools, etc. MICHAEL
WALSH & SONS. 1911 Eye st. NV
RE S2S2 -15
ALExANDRIA-Newly decorated, spicl
and span: liv. rm., din. rm., kit. :.
bedrms., tile bath; lge. closets; full
bsmt, oil heat, stove. refgr.; blk.
school and bus. sos. OR. 6012.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
THIS IS TT!

Country store on main highway,
~ miles from D. c. Selling gro
ceries, some meats. beer, wine and
dry goods; rent only $40 with lone
lease; colored and white trade;
weekly business. $1,000. Priced lock
stock and barrel. only $40. 900; value
Don't delay! Call Mr.. Brown with
YEONAS REALTY. GIL. 2100. OK
l243 IA
Evening star., 1951-01-14
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOUSES WANTED 10 kENi
NAVAL OFFICER desires to rent a
2-bedrm. furn. house. for approxi-
mately 2-yr. period. LU. 4-5367. :.
ASSISTANT MANAGER desires un-
furn. 3-bedrm. house with garage;
pref Rockville vic. or within drlving
distance. Call SUBURBAN PROPANE
GAS CO. Rockville 1855 or WI.
$3.50, FIJI: Mon. Tues -16
YOUNG BUSINESS CPLE., unfurn
= Georgetown house; to . bedrooms
BRiT1sM Ga RSt5isf oFF1tEs es and nS' wife se' no
dren, wants furn. 2 or 3-bedrm
house. NV. area or nearby Nd
only; maximum rent $3.50. WI. s777
ARMY DOCTOR and family desire
unfurn. 3 or 4-bedrm. house. Silver
Spring; after Feb. 18th, Call 81.
ENGINEER, wife and 13-yr. SON,
needs 2 or 3-bedrm. house. unfur-
nished; starting Feb. l; Four Cor
ners area preferred. Box 56-H. Star.
FAST RENTAL sERyICE-We are
anxious to secure additional and
6-rm. furn. Or unfurn., homes In
nearby Maryland or NV. D. c; fin
PERRY HAY CO. ST. 6242 IA
IMMEDIATELY-F house or
apt. for crle. with 2 child. for 5 or
wks.; careful tens; refs. MI. 093s,
DOCTOR AND FAMILY require . or
3 bedrm. unfurn. home; fenced yd.;
Silver Spring or NV. area; max,
Evening star., 1951-01-14
VALUABLE TERRITORY
nISTR RIRIITORSH

VhEOhbEE
DISTRIBUTORSHIp
Highly successful. very profitable, es-
tablished many years. Important
product in use by thousands in
many States. Unit sales to banks,
department stores. hotels. theaters,
all towns and cities. Priced at 500
and S75. Approvals and endorse
ments from bankers and others in
many States. Profit outlook. So.
600 to S25. 900 year. Investment
tected territory for many cities and
towns. Exclusive, nom competitive
Finest proven and tested co-opera-
tion. Dienif1ed. high-class business
for qualified party. Plans adapt
able FOL. sales staff, and subdistrib-
to AMERICAN MULTISCOPE SYS-
TEN, 211 Calumet Bldg, 10 NE
3rd ave. Miami Florida.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

HOTEL, RESTAURANT
1s rooms. fully furnished; restaurant
bar, on and off sale; large lobby;
brick bldg, corner two q. S. hwys.;
lease, $175 mo-; aged owner can nc
MILLS REALTY CO., Annandale, Va
FLA 1000
Evening star., 1951-01-14
BUY A BUSINESS NOW
BUILD YOUR FUTURE

BUY "A BUSINESS NOW
BUILD YOUR FUTURE
l.. LITTLE SUPERETTE-S1.5 500 on
6 days; short hours; rent, S125,
includes heat; $4,000 down.
2: SELF SERVICE-$1, 800 wk.; love-
ly apt; well-estab. bus. and consist
ent money-maker; $4,000 down.
8. GROCERY. NO BEER-S1 800 wk. /;
rent. S75 mo-; short hours; an easy
operation; S3,500 down.
4. SELF-SERVICE-S 800 wk., cash
and carry; S125, includes mod. apt, !;
Sc. 300. comp, "a cash.
s.. DEL1CATESSEN, NO BEER-S1. =
goo wk.; rent, $50 mo-; good lease;
an elegant store that can be bought
with $4,000 down.
g.. DELICATESSEN. BEER, downtown;
$500 wk.; profitable operation,
with $4,000 down.
z. LUNCHEONETTE, no beer. but can
get $500 on q days; $1,000 down
g.. FOUNTAIN VARIETY. uptown;
$500 on 8 days; this can be doubled;
$500 down.
o. RESTAURANT on big mil. base
nearby. now closed; seats 20O was
a big money-maker; this is another
chance of a lifetime; only 81 1000
10. NEWssTAND-s9oo wk.; tran
Scient sdTnb trade; $4 $780, 800 down. zoo 81,
substantial raEh. call for amt
Evening star., 1951-01-14

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., colored, g
story brick, rooms and bath. hot
water heat and electricity, newly
papered: adult couple only; rent,
$50. HOHENSTEIN BROS. FIR.
3GOO
Evening star., 1951-01-14
81 600 DOWN PAYMENT

Ro9mins fd nw hGqse rooms dssh f. Baths nf papk o
heat; nice furniture clean; S135
rent; oil heat; make offer.
Edwin L. Ellis, RE. 5140
Evening star., 1951-01-14
CONSIDERING RENTAL

OF your property in Arlington or
Fairfax Co.? Then call or write for
agement service ARFAx REALTY,
727 Lee hghwy.. Falls Church 1850.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK =
Lovely 4-bedrm., 2-bath detached
residence, featuring 2 nice bedrms;
on 1st floor there is a. pine-paneled
recr. rm. and additional rm. in bsmt:
The lot is large with dimensions OF
yenienees; Call W. B. WRIGHT.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
IUNCHROOM

Spotless, aforementioned, in Mt. Pleas
ant section; seats about As; operates
days a week and does $176 per
day; low overhead; 5-yr. lease. rent,
S15O mo-; and yes, we can arrange
very good terms for the right party
SO don't fail TO call US. A. D.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
VESTS

WESl. .S
GEN. STORE-GAS STA!
Fine hwy. location near Camp Richie,
long estab., doing $4,000 annually
includes $1,000 worth fixtures and
equip; bldg. in fine condition, con-
tains large storeroom, nice 5-rm.,
bath apt; also private 3-rm. cabin;
extra large plot PRICE WITH
REAL ESTATE : ONLY SIT 800!
No. D-676l. VESTS, A. W. Kuhn,
800 S. Potomac ST., Waynesboro, Pa.
BARGAIN LIST FREEl ,
GAS STA.-STORE-FARM!
On busy State hwy. east of Warren
ton! Modern service station and
grocery store on separate 3-acre
plot: doing fine volume business
beautiful modern Colonial style
home. s rms, bath. h.-w. heat
spacious lawn; A-l-barn; poultry
house; 115 acres, 100 tillable, fruit
orchard; owner leaving MUST
BARGAIN LIST FREE!
Rooning House, Clean
Biltmore ST.. 1900 block-12 rooms,
furniture. Income quoted over $500
mo. plus apt. $500. Terms.
EDWIN L. ELLIS
inn E1tn
Evening star., 1951-01-14

location, established 80 yrs. Apply
Sun. 2-5 pm. 1914 Fla. ave. NV
DRY ASS' CLEANING AGENCY and variety
200. some terms. Taylor 1890 or
Dry Hspd0sffan effnANISG SaSSi PLANT. syn; :
TRUCKS solvent oo quota 9TneT W bande gSihs
pKGss HI s7aG saoP r kS Io2ef s.eaa conn ave.
location; exceptionally low rental;
a%Nrp s%SlI stock * tggoa K b sundaS taken over
must ssl saicS1 sRa ssed Rse IL ans
nooMiNs Gs s4$s Il ao1sE Is esss Business for sale
downtown location; seller seller states ate,
$517 per mo-. gross income; rem
per mo- ants 5yeaT and ease stere on cean
always Ways completely rented; selling
PRralfssRi PRasRETT. SS'cqe Rr. 47s7. Gsa RossEit Is.
VALUABLE HOME and business COM
bination. electric appl. store, z yrs
ment, auto. heat; 20x30 garage. 500;
gal. gas pump and tank; owner must
sell due to sickness; located on main
hishwayy;; ha, ,Sy;. ata sst ssmm. coming Call
LUNCH ROOM, goth and M sts. NV.
| WIFI DctT dllu WIiiCs SNnto o"AS
| quotes S175 daily. Open am: to
| II pm; closed Sundays. ST. S56l
GAITHERsBURG, MD.-owner re-
firing from long est. grocery bust
ness. All equip. stock and good Will
| Main st. Walk out. SO. 500: VIII
| pay off first year. H. W. BECRAFT,
Gaithersburg, 731 or 244.
GAITHERSBURG, MD.-Est. busi-
ness. Main rd. Long frontage mr.
proposed evacuation site; acres
Buy at $4,000 H. w. BECRAFT
| Gaithersburg, 731 or 244.
RESTAURANT. located at 1900 36th
st. NV. opp. Georgetown Univ. Re
possessed. beer and wine, ready to
open, $4,000 down will handle. Ma
FIvEoUNIr FURNISHED APT. house
business, 14th and Harvard SITS, NV.
monthly income over $3.50 rent; pur.
| chase price. rent and terms, reason
| able. v. I. CHEBITHES, 1929 Yer
mont ave. NV. OIL. 1891. -16
AUTO GLASS SHOP for sale, reason
able; good-paying shop; well stocked
Call HU. 5577 Monday. -16
VACANT STORE, 22x75 in excellent
silver Spring shopping area. 1907
Seminary I'd. $175 mo. Move right
IN. Good lease. Call SH. 5149.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
NEW RAMBLER

Modern, . bedrooms, living room. din.
ing room, kitchen, bath, cellar; OF
heat; entrance on " mile of gooc
dirt road; 3l2 acres with cindel
block chicken house. $50 per month
Rockville oSS0 Ia
Evening star., 1951-01-14

BUSINESS BUILDING, 4O'x12o'. 70.
sale; basement and first floor: To-
Gated in fast-growing village in
Northern Neck. Va. First floor is
now rented to four businesses Op-
tometrist. Western Auto, dentist and
Sc and 10c store, all paying good
rent; basement occupied by owner
with g modern bowling alleys; all
doing a splendid business. A per-
feet investment for good business
man. $50, 900. Substantial cash
required. 10. S-2271 after pm.
Evening star., 1951-10-12
ISupersonic Tunnel Makes
Words S Biggest Wind
BY the Associated Press

Cleveland. Oct. 12.-The world s
biggest wind will be made in a
new supersonic wind tunnel to be
built at Lewis Flight Propulsion
Laboratory here.
1t will blow at approximately
three times the speed of sound
or about 2,4o0. miles an hour.
DR.. E. r. Sharp. director OF the
laboratory, disclosed today that
construction of power sources for
the engine research tunnel al
ready has been started by Gen.
|eral Electric Co. in Schenectady
IN. Y.
The announcement, made dur
ing the biennial inspection of the
laboratory by some 1900 of the
Nations top aviation experts, did
not give the size of the new tun-
mel itself. That information is
secret.
The multi-million-dollar prof.
|ect will be used for research on
power plants in the ramjet, gas
turbine and rocket engine cate
gories. In a wind tunnel, the en-
gine is stationary. and the speed
|of the wind Stimulates resistance
1T would encounter in fight.
Evening star., 1951-10-12
Hollywood Communism
Myth Ann Baxter Says
By the As.oeiu,sd Press

DENVER, Oct. 12.-Congres-
|sional investigation showed that
accusations of Communist radi-
calism in the film colony were
mostly a myth. according to Di-
rector Bryan Foy and Actress Ann
Baxter.
They told a meeting of the
Denver Kiwanis Club Wednesday
that the inquiry was "a complete
flop so far as results were con-
Icerned."
Evening star., 1951-10-12
High Donish Decoration
BY tho Assoeiaied Press

BY tho Assoeiaied Press
COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Oct.
l2.-Mrs. Eugene Anderson,
United States Ambassador to Dem
mark. may be the first foreign
woman to receive the Grand Cross
OF the Order Of Dannebrog, one
OF this country's highest decora-
tions.
King Frederik TX announced
that in the future all degrees Of
the Order Of Dannebrog may be
Evening star., 1951-10-12
Seen for Mrs. Anderson

awarded to women. Previously it
was given only to men.
Mrs. Anderson presently is in
the United States where she will
vacation at her home in Red
Wing, MINI.
Evening star., 1951-10-12
Jocobeon Castle Preserved

The early Jacobean castle of
'Crathes in Scotland has been
turned over to the National
Trust for preservation.
Evening star., 1951-05-27

$50 you eat we'll let's just you eat hese!'
Miss Laurie told this story Plainly she is lady without
preensons When she signed her contract at the
age of 49, her bosses volunteered to show her the sights
of Hollywood.
s there you would particularly like to 60 to
.I'ye never been any of them' Miss Laurie
swered quite her obligation impress the
gentleman with the fact that she actress.
She has always freely admitted that her Piper Laurie
is an assumed Her real is Rosetta Jacobs and her
folks are of Polish origin The studio biography claims that
she discovered school play Miss Laurie will tell you
that she funked dramatics in school - and badly
Because of her modesty than her candor which on
occasion embarrassed them her Hollywood bosses
crazy her. She has them minute OF trouble
has vet to raise role other than the assigned
to her.
She Shocked Hex Bosses
SHE'S rather sow-spoken and serious yet she in
of the gayest and wttes social sets Hollywood At gather
ngs quick glib and sometimes terribly funny conversation
darts all around She sits sereney through ALL smiling
easily rarely laughing Everybody more than ord
nary fond probably because she makes effort to
shine And strange how the others to find relief in
her necessary to top her gags or to
better her wisecracks.
Miss Laurie shocked her employers when she was first
hired by refusing take any pay until she had started
work a picture. She under the impression that
this wouldn't be quite honest
One suspects that she has surprised them further by dis
playing certain amount of acting talent She started modesty
enough with minor roles in Louisa" and THE Mikman
will be co-staed in pictures the public hasn't seen yet
Francis Goes the Races" and The Prince Who Was
Thief In the she plays opposite the rapidly rising
Tony Curtis.
In all she looks like what she isa healthy sane
redhead waste away diet of rosebuds or
lily petals LOUIS BERG
Evening star., 1951-01-16
EXP Policeman s. Libel Suit
AGAINST Barrett Dismissed

Judge Edward A. Tamm yester-
day dismissed a 5000 900 libel suit
filed against Police Supt. Robert
j. Barrett and the Police Trial
Board by q private cashiered from
the force.
Judge Tamm granted the mo-
ton by Assistant Corporation
Counsel Oliver Gasch. He held
that police authorities were acting
within the scope Of their official
capacities in releasing to the pub
lie trial board findings which led
to the firing Of Pvt. Warren G.
Farran, 80. of the 10100 block OF
Greenock road. Silver Spring, and
Henry j. Martin, so, of the HOO
block of New Jersey avenue NV.
The trial board found both men
guilty of conduct unbecoming
policemen in connection with the
disappearance OF two air-condi-
TONERS from q building project
last year. Although both were in
dicted on grand larceny charges.
they ultimately were absolved in
District Court of having com
mitted any criminal act.
Evening star., 1951-01-16
.GI Training DeadIine
Starts in Spring Term

The approaching spring school
term will be the final such term
most veterans may enter or re-
enter before the July IS deadline
for starting CT training. the Vet
Grams Administration warned to-
day.
The deadline affects most World
War II veterans-those discharged
from service before July Is, 1947.
Those discharged after that date
have four years from their sep
aration date in which to begin
training.
The VA said a veteran must
begin training by the cutoff date
if he wants to continue after
wards; and he must be in train
ing on that date, unless he has
temporarily interrupted his course
for summer vacation or for other
reasons beyond his control.
Once a veteran completes OF
discontinues a course of CT Bill
training after the deadline. he
may not start another course, the
VA said.
A number of exceptions to the
cutoff date do exist, the VA said
and advised veterans desiring
training to check with their re-
gional Office if in doubt of their
status.
Evening star., 1951-01-16

the accepted resignation was one
he submitted in 1948 which Gen.
Gray refused to accept at that
time"
At the basis of their long dis
pute is administration of the
medical program, built up during
the postwar regime of Gen. Brad
ley as veterans administrator. DR..
Magnuson contends that control
over many hospital matters had
been taken away from him.
Doctors had enough brains to
conceive the idea of our present
program" he said. why it
should be taken away from them
by administrative finagling.
can't see"
DR.. Magnuson will be succeeded
by Vice Admiral Joel T. Boone,
retired naval officer and former
White House physician. who now
is vacationing in Key West, Fla.