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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-07-13

impression got reading
While the subject Of mail I'd like that If
get a a offspring
columns the would have The kids
everything whether they
keep the block supposed
the neghborhod helhon to the prospects for getting an unattached
male New York had to kddo brief but to the
point rundown on the birds and the bees
JoTT1NGs: Understatement year dry
Elmer the
bahoppng Comms Said Davis wryly -Four
unsportsman enough up" It's
beyond stage players
time bed nights That's good These
Athlete trod
the primrose path.
not h heat It's Humphrey Hubert,
weather this nothing compared 20
generated Odne Democrats at the
HILL The reaction all the
from slow burn to a thrrealArm blaze
After making Of co-Workes
complaining about the ahness the fans the office who
o year Yep
wheeling coughing When
cold package Kleenex and
the stopght the horse laugh from the girls and
the buns rush from the who said spreading
all over the place. Achooo!
This newspaper surely gets around Former New newspaper
Florida picked
there and dropped line recently hello don't think she
a recipe such potent
slipping a Of tried 20
atchkey dime the door
lork when he got home Young Connie Turner Of MINNEAPOLIS an
exception pretty children into adult mud
She beautiful baby baby look at her now The
subway stampede here s getting worse was pushed out Of an a.
the platform and
without much muscle At
the next stop was pushed out Of the local propelled the plat
form and deposited back into the I'd just been knocked
out of going
they're starting a campaign against the
Negroes appearing
roles and against Kind Of dact role has brought
Of
bit parts
ring white do the Uncle TOTInE
a o haven't tried 10
told this least they the last time
Andy show concerned the campaign
Negro might make little Roadway there
public
Of
Andy
Harlem find All have TO do IL
visit any n any a Negro population.
interesting about int
forcby something
detected
performers
youngster
arrives New York studying Or when
really
studied
speech I'll would be a very limited list
that have college
dramatically person
to
world lose II really unless works
studies under experienced teachers
Negro actors theatre radio and evsion
completely had better
Ing "doWn-home" which their
Maurice h on Of ~ Negroes IN
STRIP Kind % speaking Re only
type
straight usually allotted To white seorN Hs has
voice dyoad Sce1t but the calls
nccent he can whip up "a
coincidence that he's starving TO death
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-07-13
ATTENDING OFFS GRAND
CHAPTER IN PORTLAND

MrA Mal,sI Harris, St6 Kent 81.
Ist Friday. July 9 for Portland.
Oregon 10 attend the Grand
Chapter. OEs. eonvsnihE In that
city. Mrs Harris plans 10 Visit In
Portland for two weeks
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-07-13

Sod that hoy % girl In The
AEBsd s@rytess this pAPeV sash
wesk By sSss~TtptSSa. Phsne MID
way sSts 10 ORDER = seSytos ssb-
seSfpltiSa-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-07-13

too. never did see much sense in wasting space TO
reprint letters from people who agree with me. I'm
fortunately, some of those who DISAGREE longest
and loudest suffer from such excess OF modesty
they don't sign their names or hide behind limo
cuous monickers like Smith Brown or Jones. /
don't mind being called assortment Of fancy
names but do resent being called an assortment
of fancy names by some bloke who is such a
shrinking violet he's afraid to his own John
Henry TO bolster his opinions
received letter with only the initials
J. Z. r. n signature. That u mistake. IL
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-07-13
Dope PeddIer Given
Maximum Penalty; New
Law Hits Traffic

Chicago (ANPl-In drive 10 curb muSlroumug traffic
dope, and armed with antelope law Judge Gibson T.
German IN Municipal court this week imposed stiff
and fine caught possessing 100 capsules Of dope
Ianny Nuns 49, sentenced 90 five liridcwrI
city Jail aud fined $1,000 Minis had been charged with dope
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-07-13
DIR. BROWN VACATIONS
IN CHICAGO

Or. w. D. Brown, Minneapolis
physician spent q week visiting
friends and relatives in Chicago.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-07-13
The WAY | SEE 1T
X BY NELL DODSON RUSSELL

Editors Notes Nell Russs column arrived New York
too late for insertion In its spot
occupies front this week Regular readers and fol-
lowers Of La Russell will probably insist page
really the place for her weekly column anyhow.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-07-13
US. Probes Case OF
Family Kept Out OF
Suburbs Account Of Race

Washington AMP The T. = Department Of Justice is
investigating charges brought against Erwin konovsky
chief of police of Cicero Illinois for acg"d conSpirng TO de
Negro citizens of the United States of their right of free
authority
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-07-13
Pastor Prays, Choir Sings,
BraWI PunCtureS Revival

Little Rock. Ark"Prnise the Lord" said the preacher
"Ahmeni" the response from 5000 brthern gath
here Tuesday night for wide Baptist revival
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-07-13

Doa't EAss RSy Milton Asa
CamsIIs Howard SSImssapslls
LahSr TsmVbs August II,-@avt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-07-13
ShoFf Nofionul
News Briefs


Iolmea, ~ year old pastor ~
PaSeO Baptist church here suffer.
ed heart attack June ~ lie has
been ordered 10 rest by his
physician.
Kansas CITY, KAnH John A
Hodge. retired principal ~ sum.
neT high school h IN serious cOndi-
ton from = heart attack suffered
Friday morning June ~
KanNas CITY. No John MI.
choII Brown. n year Old local
youth was appointed 10 West
Point by Senator James y KEN
recently and left for tho academy
last week
Los Angeles. Calf The fabu-
lOus Josephine Baker has taken
this city by storm Shs is playing
a. the RKO HiIlstrest Theatre.
Several thousand people met her
1T the airport. Downtown AZ the
Hotel BiItmOrs. the roam clerk
drrnurrsd 81 Miss Bakers three
cats. Finally whsn the star said
she would have 10 80 10 another
hotel unless the cats could b. ac-
conOdatsd apologies were made
and Ia Baker and her cats ~.
mainsd. Meanwhile thu star II
breaking all attendance records 81
the RKO Hlilstrest.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-07-13

MINNESOTA MICRO OPEN
GOLF TOURNAMENT
yusy .s-sS. Th~sSsrs wIrth--GAvt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-07-13

NEW YORK CITY-Of you of
items appearing here from written the purpose
OF stirring little argument pro
vice and that usually the something
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MORALE M INDUSTRY

%>Moraic lin industry u an inner con-
vtction OF the employee that venture u
Worthwhile, that an organization 10 q good
place In which 20 work. that hts superior
is good. that his economic lot Is n good one
in the group in which he is working II Ia
belief held by an individual that imPels
him 60 give himself spontaneously and
willingly Go work assignments and To dir
cction that In short makes him rOspon.
Sblc employee Robert 4, Brocht
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-07-13

Al that the got after reading IT,
mail I'd like that II
get the letters their offspring
this comnst the would have The kids
advice about everything whether they
keep that the block supposed
nghbohood helon the getting unattached
kddo a brief the
point rundown the birds and the bees
Evening star., 1951-10-13

CHEVROLET so Power Glide de luxe
2-dr.; S1.695; fully equipped: low
black finish; new-car condition
COLONIAL OF DSMOBnF CO. Ill,
7-g346-LI. 7-9340), l241 9th st,
Nv. Gust of Fla. ave. Ia
CHEVROLET 1946 4-dr.; r. and h.,
seat covers. 2-tone paint; best buy
Sun: JET MOTOR SALES, NC NC.
2lol Nichols sse. Sc, LU. 4-7600.
Evening star., 1951-10-13

CHRYSLER 1898 ROYAL sedan; per-
rect condition throughout. Only S195
full price. Terms arranged. WILL
LlAMS, r. !. ave. ne. at Goth st
Evening star., 1951-10-13
AUTOS FOR SALE teens. ,

BUICK '4S Roadmaster cony.; robins
| egg blue; perfect condition. Dyna-
! flow. radio, heater, white side walls,
genuine leather upholstery spot and
push-button control; win sacrifice
for ST .295. 22i N. Geo. Mason dr.,
Arlington, Va, Owens 4375, after l
pm. Sat. or ! pm. Sun: Ia
BUICK 40 sedanette; $1,595: satin
BLACK tniSh pypatlow 1a .aaio. heater;
fIIIs'SSe BILE c6. dI. is 719s4s.II. S40 7-SS4o),
la4l 9th st. NV Gust on Fla. aye.)
BUICK 40 conv. Super: beaut. blue
finish, black top. leather trim:
$3.50 or best offer. ia. 7-5923.
BUICK 1s47 super conv.. r. and h.
new top, tet-black finish; ST ,095.
TOWN S COUNTRY MOTORS. 1896
till 10. OPEN SUNDAY. WV e''
BUICK 1949 Super sed.; r. and h.
exceptionally clean; ike new; i
Sowner; sl,5a5. MANOR MOTORS.
CADiLLAc; TG 1917 n's, ssd. tes,; is black,
500. MANOR MOTORS. soio Ga.
cA5ILLsc 1e4s .s1" 2-dr.; beau beaati-
r. and h.. Hydra-Matfc, custom
plastic seat covers. Wv. tires.
BREWER MOTORS. INC, Sill wis.
caBirnAC' sTs LAC ss Wo dfs BSss 5.0,,. l4 co,,n..
perfect condition, low mileage, beau.
oR' efui oios. iss; private owner ss;4oo.
CADILLAC 1850 epe. Deville; $4,000
niles owner. like new. So. 1000.
CADILLAC al "6i" sedanette; besut
blue fin, fully euuip., incl. Hydra;
$l,4S5. FRANK SMALL. JR.. INC. !.
200 Pa. ave. Sc
CADILLAC 1850 Model So 4-dr. Sc
dan; only 235 miles; private owner;
never used; absolutely new condi.
ton; equipped with automatic win
dows, Syncromatic radio, heater
9Isari premium S1 Sw1hite-wall tires. wheel
81 ssHI6o9REH1M 81 HOTEL GARAGE. Si5 &p'
CADILLAC '4s conv; one owner:
24,OO0 actual miles; garage kept
since brand-new;. Matte, r.
ana q, premium Wv. tires; French
grey finish; light top: black leather
upholstery: compares IN PERFORM
ance to any 81: only S2.195. RE-
>aYs LIABLE MOTOR co, l0I N; Y.
CADILLAC l941 convertible, com
pleteiy equipped: q very clean car;
Sl.5a5. CAN MR.. SMITH OW. 1885.
liz
Evening star., 1951-10-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STuDEBAkER 81 Champion sedan;
one owner: low mileage; r. and h.,
Plastic tirss .fe covers; s overdriye WIN nv;
81 ss5. RELiasLe lti Rlaaa3asS MoToR So, ce's
101 N. Y. ave. ne. Ma. 5572. Ia
Lsnd c1Sser fuiy .qpped, od
cltmatizer. radio, good tires, A clean
car inside and out. Butler bonded.
$1,0S5. Open ewes. till 8; Sat Sun.
M Butler Al HNc cars f1an ansiaf afs. LEE e. NV. p
STUDEBAKER 1949 Commander
Regal 2-door sedan; radio. clima-
Studebaker's finest model Of the
Commander in new-car condition;
81 ,395. MCNEIL MOTORS. Stude-
baker Dealer. 4034 Wis. ave. NV,
EN-. 1886; open ewes. till o. Ia
STUDEBAKER 1850 convertible,
esSiD equipped ,oth With oysrdriye; Gltmatizer.
$isz4!ss, I Can M Mr.. aS BooMER. We hsH. kE.
siT5ESAKER siTHSfaiAE 1850 Commander r0 A.
dr., sedan. fully equipped: II 900
mi; peri. cond.; $3.50. Wo. 5376.
sTUDEBAKER 1s47 commander
Land Cruiser; radio. climatizer; gas
saving overorive and many other
extras. A 1-owner car in perfect
conacition' con. priced rs tn sell this week
s 72s 72ssier opeO eoSa ev.s Wi' I'M f's s.
sTUDEBAKER 1850; Champion Res al.
and fdefroster, one-owner, low mile
ssssss! Sse car IN n 4ag excel cOnd Butler ,
Lee d. suTLER, NC, &c 's iiai Inssqst s1st
sTUDEBAKER 1850 Champion Regal
de ,uxe 2-dr.; black. .overdr heater;
new Wv. tires; excel. cond.; 81 $50.
sTnDEsARER APRTnsF' ,aso a0 e5s@p,o, eS5S; ,,
coupe, ,$1.395; two to choose from.
TOWN i Country MOTIFS. fegss'i 5s3s $40;
ri IL OPEN 5 SUNDAY. 8i, Oi0o' ewes
sTUDEBAkER 1850 Commander 4
seat covers, low mileage. Car in
perfect condition in every way. Must
BELL g JMoToRs, 56Io Wisconsin nave. ave.
sTUDEBAKER. 80 4-door Lam Land
cruiser: auto. trans: custom r. and
h. etc; beaut.. fully equipped one
MI; .795; MCNEIL MOTORS,
Stuoebaker Dealers. 1418 P st. NV.
co. 2l53. Open ewes, until 8.
WILLYS AZ civilian Jeep: 4-wheel
drive low range gear. excel. me
ethanical eond.; heater and 5 good
; siTes S3hh. Call TIE. 6121. -13
WILLYS 'bl station wagon; 1000
mi: orig: 81 800; guar. peri. cond. !:
mast assS sell; $1,495. best offer. FA.
WILLYs 40 Jeep station wagon; an
exceptionally clean wagon f8 cyl. :;
tors financing available. CHEVY
CHASE MOTOR CO.. INC, 77o5
M1scan sin ave. OIL. 800. Open ewes,
WILLIS Jeep. 1947; 4-wheel drive
with aluminium cab. good nud-grip
Hsses, engine IN good eond. Going at
5000 JU. 7-QnS0. Ewes GE Qlz1
Evening star., 1951-10-13

OF best offer. 1904 10th St.. Ant. Z.
MI Rainier. AP. 0640, Ia
FORD 1895 Tudor: 40 motor good
transportation; S125. Cali TIE.
FORD STATION WAGON 80 ''s''; r.
and h.; low mi. and '46 IS" de luxe
Tudor; h; Sc; both for 50 500.
SH, 1857 after 8 am. -I5
FORD so 'S'' Gus; &C.; r. and h.;
Wv. tires; Al "S' Tudor: r. and h. !;
Evening star., 1951-10-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

5eSt .9;. offer. AP 447O: 49, -i4
ultramatic, radio. heater, TURQUOISE
inal cost over 5000: car abso-
lutely same as brand-new in every
snes;a Msy fully ssy ssgaraptsfd Rsf MoHos wesk3snd
5Ol0 Wisconsin ave. Wo. $500.
PACKARD !.cs1 p..lsa 1881 series zoo de lux. luxe
less than 1000 miles1 New:car title
price; s.. S.575, FoLLIN's PACKARD
salIsae sseEvicE, PARK 52SI Ms Baltimore by 1lxd.'
PIYMoUTa = 1915 Special de luxe
4,dr sedan; black. heater and ra-
exesotionsl care sutler Bonded
81 095; An cars inside. Open wkday.
LEE Y. M. 2. fHTIER; by d1so INC 1la1 Est
PLYMOUTH 1889 4-dr.; excellent
sssaning senm ,bss sons dos n potpr ss1is sealsa
DIR. sedan: black; radio. .seat COW
ers. signal light; .6-ply tires: over
size spring and shock; 1000 miles.
Excel. buy at $3.50. TO. 1904.
PLYMOUTH 1851 Cranbrook 4-dr.:
like new; low mileage; heater seat
covers, turn signal; 81 .695; S565
down: s months. CENTER MOTOR
SALES, 1888 Wis. ave-, OR. 5039.
PLYMOUTH is4s de luxe 4-door:
radio. heater. fog lights. bacE-Ip
light, plastic seat covers: excel. cono.
Pvt. owned. s1,o45. Fairfax e2o;J,l2.
PLYMOUTH 1885 coupe: r, and h.:
in sood condition; S75. FA. a4R8.
PLYMOUTH 1o47 special de luxe
4-dr. sedan; excel; eond.; r. and h.;
SS25 cash Call HU. 92S7. is
PLYMOUTH '35 2-pass. coupe; good
ss2,ndition6; reeenily painted light
rHYMoSra Hlasi S1qp ss &I sdssr edss with Ia late
model Dodge motor; good. depend
able transportation: sos. NORRIS
4 HUGHES AUTO SALES. 1914
Georgia ave NV. RA. l122 Ia
PLYMOUTH 80 4-dr. sed.. '46 mo-
tor; paint and white-wall tires good
cond.: inside clean: slipcovers: ri
Snd>h1l w 5000. OWNER in service.
PIYAMotUf1fH TA tff is4o 4-dr,; r. and h,
special. S249. G. q G. MOTORS,
s740 Piney Branch rd., Silver Spring.
PLYMOUTH 1898 2-dr. sedan: motor
yrs. old, uses no oil: excellent
tres: heater 5. o55 lights; $l35.
pGIyM&o1IH9 Gy & 9r Issd ~ Sees sssa' d, luxe 4ar
owner car: driven s mo: 81 ,4s5.
ph9MoUfH III oGn1 1889 4-dr.: r. and if h.;
good. reliable transp.' $3.50. Call
Evening star., 1951-10-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

1947 4-dr.; Q cars to
TOWN q COUNTRY MoToRs, 1885
iii sGNn' io. OPEN ZEN Sunday Sun AZ 0ioo' ewes
PLYMOUTH 40 Suburban.; S1,495:
TOWN Il COUNTRY MOTORS. 1886
MisoNps'n III f6 OPEN sss nE sus6AY 81 oloo eyes,
PONTIAC 81 station WAGON; low
poST12cS' asS 4ssi Conn sS;s's; svs. NV. % %o'
PONTIAC 1881 S-cyi convert cpe I;
Hydra. r.. h: new warranty. I'm
PONTIAC. 422i Connecticut. Wo
PONTIAC ;sS; A. ;, ,4s sony, cpe.. 9 CYL; orig;
Hydra-Matic. A car that simply
price only S1,2S5 low down pay
ment; bank financing available and
trades s36 accented. KLEIN MOTORS.
rSsd SssasS. is5 ss5s Sf5SS G9sISs
PONTIAC I947 sedan; i owner. ra-
dio and heater, two-tone green fin
nit ish. INN immasalate saan condition through;
term; Ter ! . sr.snssss; 8, s;;ss WILLIAMS. B. T.
PoNIiAo il isSi ia ds = luxe "s" station
showroom condition.; S2.5e5; new
ef1 sse1sP,ss RoyA 4ioo aaToHs ao sss
posrrAee aSi t. y 3ao9 2.dr d. * .s-: ia black
finish: radio. heater. new seat COW
ers sood tires; excellent thronghout
@@ol Nichols ave- Sc. Ii. 2-s3soo'
PONTIAC 81 Catalina Super de luxe;
2-tone ivory and blue, matching
leather interior. Hydra Matte .'s."
Radio and heater. cadet sun visor:
ofiicial car driven only 3.10O miles.
rseren price. only ns ss4sS, RELIABLE Mol Ho
TOR CO.. 101 N. Y. ave. me-. Ma.
poSHTiAc. on 1s47 convertible club cpe. +;
peri. cond. throughout; S995 or
sss Ssss 'sI sss 60 saR P1ysn ssn '' aS 1:1
PONTIAC Al 2-door de luxe. me-
chanic's special; little work will
make a good car; good rubber: sos.
NORRIS g. HUGHES AUTO SALES.
1914 Georgia ave. NV. RA. l122.
PONTIAC 40 streamliner sedan; r
and h.. Seat covers; very clean;
excel, motor. See and drive today,'s
best buy. Reduced to ss95. Only
Ewes @ Til % 3. coAsT..MD + Pontiac,
427 Florida ave. ne. AT. 1900.
PONTIAC 1e47 e.dr: r. and h.: ss95
6. q g, MOTORS. $40 Piney
p6STfhc 6,srfs rd ,asa Silver es SPRINT Mo Hvdr.
:. and h.: s1,695; must be seen to
MOTORS. 5338 Wisconsin ave. NV.
OR; ol0o. ewes. TIL 10. OPEN
sTuDRsAkER EnRssAsk 1850 Champion Regal
matizer and defroster. good tires,
low mileage and in really top cond !;
Butler Bonded; SLABS. All cars In
side. Open weekday ewes. till o: Sat.
and Suns. I'LL 5. LEE d. BUTLER.
NG h1i1 siit 5is s. dsmpsh nam pa saae
radio, overdrive. ciimatizer and de-
out. Butter Bonded. i.o95. All
ears inside. Open wkday. eyes: II
syTsER. Re a4s nc. SUI Iiai u 2ist & s. LEE nT p
sTupRB'sSkER FL ei'S le4s Commander Ml$ $e"
Regal 4-dr. sedan; beaut. gray fin-
tsh. gas-savinx overdrive. climatiZer
and defroster good tires. and me-
chanical condition. Butler Bonded.
cars inside. Open wkday. ewes. til
g.. Sat. and Sun. tn 5. LEE b.
BUTLER. INC, 1921 21st st. NV.
D1. O110. Ia
1947 sedan: immacu-
late: 6-cyl.; S799. FLOOD PONTIAC.
492l Connecticut WO S40U
vertible; cream colored. black top.
red upholstery; overdrive. radio.
heater. .defroster. spotlight, etc:
1000 MI; peri. cond.; S1,S95,. JU
Evening star., 1951-10-13
AUTOS & TRUCKS WANTED
(Confinued)
PREWAR CARS

Carolina dealer paying highest pos
sfble prices for clean prewar cars,
also '46-'47-4S Plymouths. Fords
and Chevrolets. Extra clean ones
wanted badly. Come to 5100 Ga.
ave. NV TU 1926. -2l
Evening star., 1951-10-13

A DEALER FROM N. C.
Paying big prices. 1885 to 1949 $500
Ga. ave. NV. GE. 9S44. is
Evening star., 1951-10-13

CADILLACS WANTED
As to 80 models See US before you
trade or sell your Cadillac. We
VII pay you top cash price HOYLE
MOTOR SALES. l34b Que st, NV
M S9n(
Evening star., 1951-10-13
CADILLACS

1861 wanted for export. TOP cash
price paid.
RELIABLE MOTORS, 1e1 NEW YORK
AVE. NE. SEE MIR. BLASS, MA.
k571 MA 6572
Evening star., 1951-10-13

FORD 1850 Custom "s'' Fordor sedan:
r. and h.; like new: S1.450 DE
6270. IA
FORD, Custom de luxe sedan: almost
new, red color; private owner. Call
HI. 5044. IA
FORD 1913 convertible: like new;
S9a5. trade and terms. RUSSELL
MOTORS. Silver Spring, Md, SH.
110l. ID
FORD CONSUL 1851 sedan; with
heater, 1913 miles; Sl.665. JACK
PRY. 14th and P sts. NV. Wash,
Evening star., 1951-10-13

FORD 40 Tudor, maroon; good con-
dition throughout; radio, heater; low
n NOZZLE sso6 co. 29Ol Nichols ave- s.e.
FORD 81: SIPS or best offer. call
FORD 1850 Tudor sedan; fully
equipped; new WV. tires; l owner;
ST .495. WOODY'S TEXACO STA.
TION, 5455 Annapolis rd., Bladens-
burg. Md, UN. 9734. III
FORD 194S club coupe VS.; $4,000
actual miles; has been in storage;
excel. metallic finish: only S335
down, total price S995. Open Sun.
JET MOTOR SALES. INC. 2101
Nichols ave. Sc, LU. 4-76O0.
Evening star., 1951-10-13

FORD 1949 Custom cony.; r. and h.
sparkling Jet black finish: brand
new black top; Wv. tires; brand
new cond.: another Smiling Sam
] -owner car; must be seen and
driven to be appreciated 81 .3a5
tbank rate financing; cash. trade
or terms. SMILING SAM, 246l Wis
ave, OR. 1864. OR 1865. IA
sarage-kept.; 81 ,695 or offer. FIR.
:3332 ii
FORD lo47 sedan: radio and heater,
perfect condition throughout; me-
tallic green finish. Only sos fun
price. Cash. trade and terms. WILL
LIAMS, r. l. ave. ne. at goth ST.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-03-31

tFrom ky0do News Agency
A plan to outlaw the Japan Com
munist party during the current Diet
flared up but fizzled off immediate
ly. The fire was touched off by Ag-
riculsure- Forestry Minister Kozen
Hirokawa, Liberal, who proposed to
Supreme Chairman CLIO Tomabechi
of the Peoples Democratic party that
their parties jointly sponsor bill
outlawing the Communists. But Ii
beral bigwigs trampled down the fire
before it got serious.
Secretary General Eisaku Sato
asked Tomabechi to ignore the Hi
rokawa plan on grounds that it had
not bsen approved by his party.
Chief Cabinet Secretary Katso Okla
zaki told reporters that the govern
ment did not see fit to ban the Com
munist party Immediately. Consid-
ering the Hirokawa project as po-
litical stunt for the local elections
In April, the Peoples Democrats told
the Liberals in q huff that they
would not make an anti-Red move
to the Diet jointly with the govern
ment party. Meanwhile, the regis
tered Communists numbered $4,000
as of March 25, about half the mem
bership on the like date of last year
NO NEUTRAL STAND FOR JA-
PAN: Prime Minister Shigeru Yo-
shida stressed again that it is the
height of folly for the Japanese peo-
pie to follow a neutral foreign poll
cy by neither inclining toward COM
munism nor supporting democracy.
He believed 1t is absurd to try to Sc
cure peace with the Soviet Union,
for it is the Soviet Union that viola
ted the Japanese-Soviet non-ag-
erosion pact Immediately before the
end of the Pacific war. A neutral
foreign policy, Yoshida feared,
would be construed by the West as
tolerance of communism and by the
United States as manifestation of
anti-American feeling.
POTENTIAL PRODUCTIVE PO-
WEIR: Ministry of International
Trade and Industry sources said
that Japan's surplus productive po-
wer will be used in full only when
sufficient electric power supply is
available. MITT officials stated that
their recent survey on "a branches
of the nations industry revealed
that Japan can turn out: Cd Is
per cent more trucks. large and
small, or up to the 10000 level,
| 90 is per cent more optical instru-
ments to reach the ,000-piece
capacity, 90 "a per cent more tele-
phone apparatus or up to SOC, 900 le-
vel, "a so per cent more rolling
stock or up to the 16,127-piece level,
| go 20 per cent more sewing ma
chimes or up to the 100000 level.
According to recent AP (Associa-
ted Press story, Japan is capable
of producing iron bridge Orders so
per cent over the present output of
$780, units; trucks, large and small,
Is per cent over 10000; rolling stock,
so per cent over 10000; hydro-elec-
trio generating machinery, go per
cent over the l million XVIII capa-
city. The APP dispatch is consider
ed to have been written on the basis
of the MITT survey.
MITI officials, however, denied