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RoQNtS EURNIShEp-NE-

2912 PERRY ST. N.E.-Large. next
bath. shower; 2 closets: for / or 2;
all conveniences. MI. 1866. 3
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
Twin beds. separate closets; 2 men;
$3.50 wk. ea. DU. 0230. -
FRONT ROOM, newly furnished. twin
beds; men only Ii. 3-5364.
COLORED-NICE ROOM for man o,
woman: PRIVILEGES. 7o3 e st. ne
CoLoRED@LARGE AIRY ROOM 70,
quiet, empl. cple.; kit. privils. VI
COLORED-NIcELY FURN. double
rm.. for couple; next bath: kitchen
privileges. Ii. 6-3254, $50 Gath
ST. ne .
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e ROOMS. share kit. and bath; pvt.
home. IL 4-1794. 4"
422 10th ST. Me- large rooms,
newly decorated; utilities furnished
coLoRED-UNFURN. AND F1tRN.
rms, near bath, with privileges. AID.
1928 4
COLORED-Master bedrm.. unfurn.
cooking and laun. privils. $40 C
ST. Sc. VI 0395 after pm.
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APIS. FURNISHED tceas.)
N1uAn n0rTvNyr. ra1nx~

NEAR BOILING FIELD
224 Portland st. s.e.-2nd A., liv. rm.
2 bedrms., dinette and kit, pvt
bath; incl. utils.; adults; S11O
Key in Apt. No. /. NEWSOM, 11I(
H st. ne. II. 3-207O. Il
COW. NV. LOCATION
Lovely apt. in well-managed modern
building, consists of 2 bedrooms,
living room. den. dining room,
kitchen and bath; avail June Is;
S175 per mo. WO. 0322 10
COLORED-3534 10th ST. NV.
Apt. 20: rms, kit, and bath
Nicely, furn.. utils. incl. $50 mo
See janitor; LIss REALTY co.
COLORED = PARTIALLY FURN
| rm.' My Pvt. zksittss $50 mo. 31s U st
CoEoRED-IGE. RED IeS BEAUTIFUL dc dau.
BILE. bedrm., kit.-dinette. Share
bath. Adults only. S75 mo. Double
bedrm. available same floor. 174i
18th st. NV. DE. 9723. -5
COLORED-18th AND d N.E.-Twt
1-rm. apt. semikit., bath, refgr
ME. 1892: ewes. TU. 20S0. -5
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siedses sn0ysss rs III; disstns ms''Ssf: Ssr:
surplus warehouse. o5l3 NJ st. NV
TABLE, for hall, with mirror; SIS
for both; Ho. 75l5. .
Sese Ssse,s SUI .G O. in new town. mSses Se
APpLf8NcE M3i 70 16iSa 6SifSSa coiesVilis %ooRsoSE Td
Silver Spring JU. 7-9400. IS
TELEvISION, Motorola. table mod
Ell. 16-in: screen. including swivel
sSf ssmy Dor.a8s es1G. ga fxs sss6 copa "a
TELEvIsIoN. RcA, T-1oo: swivel
top table, cost. antenna; all per-
feet; $3.50. La. 6-7246. -6
TELEVlSlON. SETS up TO 40% OF:
SssaT odas sssyifs sass.d "a m 4Ss %aa, ss
samples and demonstrators Free
home demonstration Easy terms
Open ewes until ROYAL APPLI.
ANcE CO, 1917 Nichols ave Sc.
TILE-Inter-loeking plastic tile for
6os6. cAPfToL coNsTRUc. co,
1919 Bethesda ave. Bethesda, Md.
s32 so: UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
S13 14th st nv
TYPEWRITERs. portable, nooi
ance on your old machine. CENTRAL
TYfPEWSRFI1TERs. used; SIS UP: 100
machines to sell Immediately; need
space. CENTRAL. 2019 14th st. NV,
VACUUM CLEANER with attach
msnts' Ssd' Hooyer upright; excel, cond.;
Naturalization sI1 automatic. with
suds saver: S122. OIL: 1858. 5
WASHING MACHINE, Wards. perfect
e9nd;; Sess 3 yrs. old; like new SO,
WASHING hPSS MACHINES. up to 4oH
disc, .op all. floor models; last years
ewes. till 8 ROYAL APPLIANCE Co,
WATER COOLERS, bottle-type. pres
sure-type: new and used; ALL-PURE
SPRING WATER CO. RE. 002s. A
WATER C0OLER-Frisidaire. bottle
type; good cond;; $50. NO. 1921
WATER HEATERS; SIS up: gyar;
John 6 Webster USED APPLIANCE
CENTER 1902 1st st sc. ST 800,
WELDsR DEF Tas9Rs 500 as1caI amp dto1 15G
Dual arc generator. $3.50 or best
offer. UN 1853 a
ATT. PICNICKERS! Let. us supply
you with our steaks. hamburgers and
kosher-style franks. Call MURRAY
STEAK CO.. 242s 14th ST. DE
WE HAVE machine available for dig
ding trenches, 6 and u in. wide
and 8 #. deep. CH. 42:4. -S
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MOVING. PACKING 8 STORAGE

ROYAL TRANSFER-It In our de-
sire to give you the best service at
the lowest price possible. MI. 1907.
MOVING ACROSS TEE STREET o,
across the country: safe storage II
ssons 10 tSH@t' SGoa GNfoN aNxReN sfosaaif Ro5ssxtdii
CO MC est. 1905
MOVING By VE1-Exper help every
piece wrapped. insured: reas. Cail
.Nvr ny tine MIR COOK: oL 5l37
pickup and delivery; 7-day week, "a
mrs. day; So minimum. AT. 32S7.
MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas: ia. 2937; ewes. GE. l4l6. A.
packing, Grating.
storage; local. long distance; expert
service low rates HO. 5Sl9, Sc
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limit quantities. ACE WRECKINC
CO. 4002 MINI. ave. ne. Lu
SCREENS-Kaiser sun screen: keep.
your rms. IS deg. cooler; install, In
your frames. screen doors. porches;
eoNr'e Co. 4sis 2esB: sesS ave. eAf5aSl betR
SEWING MACHINES, used treadies
from S19.95; used portables from
S29.95; used consoles from 500 .95
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.
Sl97 Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va
5os King ST.; Alex. Va; shirlinsto!!
SEWING MACHINE sALE-You iust
can't beat these: Singer. a size
portable, $50 So. another nice port.
able, S45: brand-new elec. console
round bobbin. S15950 value. fol
s119.5o. 1872 Lee hwy. cH. 4914
SHOES. cancellations. hundreds o
styles. men. women. children. Outfi
your family in famous-hrand shoes
bavalle. Valley, De Lizo. Sbicca, Par
adise Jarman, Robiee. Edserton, Ed
wards. Play-Poise, etc. Many hard
to-flnd sizes. Save UP to so pei
cent or more. LIEBERMAN. INC.
34l2 14th st. NV. End floor. oper
SHOE IS EN- RFparREsc f ( RP M TAealsE-eal sSil
saowRct22ssEs-1e Rct22sE floor cases. 20 ms
wide, 40 inS, high. 4 and 8 # long
10 wall cases. 6 IT. long, z IT. high
Is ins. deep; cases suit. for jeWelry
gifts. hardware. etc. LOFLANDS
siDTNG nTi Sois. Is OUR BusrNEss-Bonid
stone, JIM. asbestos shingles, 1nsul'
brio. wood shingles; free estimates
WI. 60S6. CAPITOL CONTR. CO.
4S19 Bethesda ave. Bethesda.
SOFA-Fine modern sofa. sacrifice
for, quick sale. EN-. 1881. Nc
SODA FOUNTAIN and carbonator
complete. excellent condition. S20(
or best offer this week end. WAR.
RENs EXPRESS, 9o5 N st. NV
sTENoGRAPH with stand; iatesr
can DI. 2S01 or IA. 5s73. "a
STENOTTPE, late model, recondl.
toned. guaranteed S42.5o UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO sl3 i4tb st
NV
STOVE-Twin-to oil cooking range
4-burner; good cond. Ii. 4-S72S
sun LAMP. GE. comb. heat ant
ultraviolet: extra bulb, SIS; Mix.
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ARLINGTON
HOUSES UNEURNIsHED

NEW s-BEDRM. RAMBLER-TYPE
HOUSE, garbage disposal. refgr.;
avail. Immediately; near Pentagon
and Navy Annex; S135 mo. ow.
2 bedrooms, equipped
sno5 s1t fenced mo Jo 5ara; a;4a4a tH5l basement
PARK HILLS. MD. clos.
to Catholic Univ; 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial; newly decorated; porch.
full basement; blks. to District
bus; close to all schools; S135. OIL.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, new 5-rm.
small yard; Alexandria, cow. to
everything; S110 mo. XII. s-6112.
LoNGFELLow ST. NEAR 7th NV
se" Eow eaetr,c eTlsk fns baths as
gar: Adults only. sis5. PLANT x x
GoRDDoN, INC. 1874 Park I'd. NV.
FoREsTViLLE-New stucco home. 8
rms. and bath: nice level lot; $11O
Per mo; aesosS SOUTHEAST REALTY Co.
NEAR AGEIExANDRIA-Two-bedrm
nearly-new semidet.; lovely level lot;
nice neishborhood; S110. OIL. Asa.
until 8 pm. a
NEW BRICK HOUSE, Bethesda. Nd.
Suitable doctors once and residence
8 bedrlns. .liv. rm., din. rm.. kit.
2 complete baths with showers: full
bsmt. with lavatory and exterior
entrance; within walking distance
Naval Medical and National Insti-
tutes Of Health; located on through
highway in a professional commu-
nifty: $3.50 mo Write A. M. NOR
RISON, 1882 Wis. ave-, Bethesda,
Md 4
BETHESDA-New 2-story, 6-rm., Ia
baths brick house, with porch and
attach. gar. and fenced-in backyd.
2 blks. from elementary school; $175
per mo. WI. 342S. "A
NO. ARL., near Lee hwy. Powhatan
with full bsmt.: immed. occup.; i-yr.
lease. $135 mo-. $3.50 mo. KE.
3-I14S. "A
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MlscL. FOR SALE Cont

ANTIQUES = 3-pc. Victorian SCI
lamps, mirrors. Oriental rugs. Ise
and small, cut glass. twin beds. dble
bed. Misc: call AT 1896. p
Art oBJECTs-Imported lace table
ilssa sas !Rsn' o% sOsa China alter 8 n ss
AsTfcI1Eis AnSa1i for sale, 1 white silk loi ne
and lace wedding gown with veil
5ize 10, $50; one green net baller
ins g.. With stole, size 10; shoes t,
n waist size. $40. 81. 0125 afteI
o:30 evenings. -7
BABY CRIB SPECIAL Pull size
$I5.s6; folding, baby carriages
$15.95 up; comb. carbed-carriage
Sl9.9b. Many other specials.
NATIONAL BABY SHOP a
2461 18th st. NV.
Qpp. Ambassador Theater. HU. $3.50
ssAsX s,ls1 ,,olSI MolNSDA cHAIR, play pen
bassinette mattress. high chair pad
an Ike new. no. 7o71 after Il
BzsfNs. SINKS. BAFHruBs, bull,
AZ s6bs ssiMttiass; n q new So e ussS ssaa BLOCKS
BATHTUBs.. new used. suiit IN, legs
SALES CO. 2237 Ga. ave-. DE. 1870
BED, HOLLYWOOD, double, practically
new; Beautyrest mattress; SIS. OR
BED. double. mahog. finish. Beauty
rest mattress, platform-type springs
Priced for quick sale. LO. 5-1710
BEDS, double and single; innerspring
mattresses: reasonable; 1924 New
HEDRM.-Brand-new. factory close
outs at great savings for cash; for
example, double dresser chest and
bed In lined oak, as low as $129.50.
LION STORAGE BLDG, 460 New
York ave. NV, daily, 1915. RE. 4310.
BED SPRINGS. pair twin coil; new
condition; reasonable. OIL. s270.
BEDROOM SET, s pieces. chippen-
dale; beautiful condition. Call AID.
BEDRM. SUITE, Apiece. and sofa
bed. reasonable. 10. 2-1437. 1858
23rd st. Sc, Apt. B-1. -5
BINOCULARS. stamp collection. coins.
home safe-deposit boxes, furniture.
1883 Park I'd. NV. Call after pm.
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I,JJMRER

Used lumber, better than neV
sheathing: flooring and framing
lumber. GENERAL WRECKING CO.
Brentwood I'd. and w st. ne. MI
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Own Your Own Apt. Home
DEAL IN CONFIDENCE

We have proved the ad.
vantageS of cooperative ant
ownership in properly set uu
cooperative DEVELOPMENTS BY
our record of Al successful
buildings in D. C. since 1920.
Our cooperative apt. plan is
the. result Of 81 years Of ex-
perience.
There are re-sales CONSTANT
~ coming up in all Of these
buildings. For information
as to how you may own your
own apt. home and save on
rent. as the many hundreds
OF our clients have done, in
Quire of
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FOAM RUBBER

vhole slabs. nodded cushions. to your
or by the SQUARE FOOT
for regular or hospital mattresses
kiilows. breakfast hooks, dinette
Ihairs, boat cushions, furniture
Eishions. hospital uses. auto, buses,
"a. ANY QUANTITY: Firm mat
esses, for use with bed board or
sshinStoli's Foam Rubber Center
.ATEx FOAM PRODUCTS CO.
s07 H St. NV. DI. 0587. 3.
[NTTURE, bedrm., iiy. rm., l mo
high grade; leav. town; Teas
NII1TTTnJRHE-a-pc, walnut din. rn1.
bedsurings; 9x12 rug; yer!
onable. .ETU. 1069a. -
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LUMBER

We have a large stock Of well-sea.
soned lumber, free Of nails; all sizes
1000. pieces 3x12. 16 to 20 it. Cali
US: where lumber can be seen. We
deliver: Save l0ee cash and carry.
ARROW WRECKING CO.. 100
S Capitol ST Ii 2-2oRl "a
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SURPLUS TOOLS

sun LAMP, GE. comb. heat an
ultraviolet. extra bulb. S15; Mix
master. Sl2 OIL 765S Il
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I,INOI,EIJM

Inlaid closing out; $50 50. yds.: cash
in on these record:breaking prices
So So yd; ga Sfn in' IS So qs So So ss yd C CAST Isl
and carry. Open 9-6: Tues. Thurs
and Fri. till q pm. Call MUMMAS
WO. 1888. s
LUGGAGE CARRIER, auto. top, ex.
banded metal type; used once; SO
OF, T652 x
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BOILER

American Radiator ideal hot-water
heating boiler. size W2S-5 and ac-
cessories, cold fired. One Ideal Hot
water supply boiler. size g. series
.I5s1M. cold fired. also water tank,
Make offer. See MR.. KELLER. S12
18th st. NV a
BOOKCASES. open, shelves, walnut.
S. while they last. D. C. SURPLUS
SALES, 51l New Jersey ave. NV.
Drive tu0. a
BOOKS-25fs discount for one mo-
Fsa@s9TTRallc asTRlc Sslf sp 0gep sTGgr ssa to pm S9h
st. nv. NE. 5995.
ausntits PENNsYLvHNIA BUILD.
ING SUPPLY. AD 1900.
DRlCKB-eace and common. I or 9
co. Ma. 6S85 OF 1900.
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RooAAs. APTs. 70 SHARE

WUSsSsSs AT ~ Sse
COLORED-WILL SHARE NV. APT.
with 2 girls or couple; home privil-
Monday and Tuesday. Ii. 4-3261.
REFINED GIRL to share roomy lapt
(s.e) with another. VI. 0S40. a
CONN. AyE.-Ssle. rm. in apt. with
girls share kit. and bath. OR
LADY desires 70 share 2-bedrm.. COO
apt; With I or ladies'; $40 ea. to-
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EDMUND J. FLYNN
COOP. Apt. Authority Since Ia2o)
Washington Bldg. RE. l2lS or RE.
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on BURNER, complete installation
h.-w. furnace, 2 storage tanks, OF
controls. See it in operation. PRICED
a khir urnnk EA Arn1
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BIJTIDERS

Fireproof. metal dors, metal frames,
sliding closet fronts all sizes in
stock; access panels. ST. 1852
521 26th st. NV.
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S55 MONTH

0OO VNAi1N J. II
1T76 Mass. ave. n.w.-Good food;
maid service. tel, laund. rm.; empl.
girls or boys; dbles., triples, S55 mo.
up; SIS wk. up. "A nice place to
live" DU. 3232. Share rms. S55 up.
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COLORED
ROOMS uNEuRNIsHEp

lge. light housekeeping rms; refsr..
steam heat. hot water; for refined
epls. only Apply 1704 s st. NV
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MARBLE

Several colors. At 1705 K st. NV
ARROW. EX. 1856. Ii. 3-2602. g
MIMEOGRAPH STENCILS. letter SIZE
So value at 81 per Qu1re. CENTRAL
20l9 l4th st. NV. -
MOTORS. I/1OU to 90 h.p.: and re.
duction gear; 6-440 volts; rewound
exch Carly. 1903 l4th. NO n224
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SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY
Thick butt shingles. ell colors, So 35
bundle; new close couple toilet and
tanks. $24 4.95; 100000 #. new oak
shoe, &c a #: ACE WRECKING &
BUILDING MATERIAL CO., 40O2
MINI. ave ne, LU 4-0hnn IS
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SASH-SASH

zoo new window sash. assorted sizes
SOC each. We reserve the right tc
limit quantities. ACE WRECKINC
co: 4002 Mimi. ave. ne. Lu
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BUILDING MATERIAL

Largest stock of used materials in
Washington. Compare our prices &c
We also carry i complete line OF
NEW building material.
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old Homes, 1703-1705 < St.
FOR SALE, CLOSING OUT
All material for sale. Mantels, panel
ing. doors, stairs, shutters, mirrors,
pipe, plumbing. radiation. steel
beams. hard brick. llmber-all sizes
stone marble. iron fence.
Visit our yard. Bargains. We deliver
ARROW WRECKING Co
Evening star., 1951-05-31

maGlOn Cn16I at
Headquarters, Twelfth and E
streets NV. since August l, 1946,
Capt. Gray will be succeeded here
by Capt. Leon II. Morine. who
has been chief Of STAFF Of the eth
Coast Guard District Cleveland.
The change will be effected in
the middle Of the summer.
AS a result Of Capt. Gray's
work in clarifying and refining the
reporting system, Coast Guard
district officers and other respon-
sible officers are. authorized to
deal directly with news agencies,
reducing to q minimum the delay
in reporting sea, air and flood
disasters. He originated the plan
recently adopted by all the armed
forces, to hasten and simplify the
release of information when more
than one service is involved.
A native of Baltimore. Capt.
Gray was graduated from the
Coast Guard Academy in 1928.
For % months during World War
II he commanded the famous cut
ter Campbell. In May. 1914, he
received q Navy commendation for
his part in repelling an attack by
enemy planes off the Algerian
coast. He holds several decora-
tionS. 4Es 3x
Capt. Gray and his wife, Mrs.
Margaret Gray, have q daughter,
Alice Anne, II. ~'e's
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St. Stephens Mothers
Elect. Mrs. Mutusek

Mrs. Joseph Matusek, 2431 E
street NV, will take Office as
new president Of the st. Stephens
School Mothers Club at the next
meeting of the club at $3.50 pm.
tomorrow at the school, Twenty
fourth and K streets NV.
Other new officers beginning
their terms are: Mrs. Eugene Cor
RADIO, jr., vice president; Mrs.
Charles E. Roberts, treasurer, and
Mrs. Earll H. Nikkel, secretary,
The group will sponsor q picnic
for the schools graduates June
IL, at the Convent Of Notre Dame
lGaitherSburg, Md.
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Junior Police to Hold Informal Cotton Ball

llor and his orchestra, the Andrews
Field Dreamtimers. the Clovers
the Pentagon Choral Group
George Bolts and his orchestra,
Terrell Jones and the Howard
University Swingmasters, Jerry
Toronto, and vocalists June Nor
ton and Charles Miller.
Evening star., 1951-05-31

An informal Cotton Ball. spon-
|sored by the Junior Police and
Citizens Corps. viii be held to-
morrow at 10 pm. in Uline Arena.
The five-hour program. for the
benefit Of underprivileged young
Isters, will feature Jacques Tay-
Evening star., 1951-05-31
Astronomers to Meet

Frederick H. Hollander of the
United States Naval Observatory
will speak on computing methods
and the use Of IBM machines in
Ibis work at the observatory at a
meeting Of the National Capital
Astronomers at 8:15 pm. Satur-
day in the Commerce Department
Auditorium.
Evening star., 1951-05-31

marine q ] S q S.
ters and search
and rescue mis-
sions to the
press, has been
a ssig ne d as
C o m manding
officer. ONCE of
p ort Captain.
l. o s Angeles.
Calf. He lives
at 4612 South
Thirty : sixt h
street, Fairling-
ton, Va.
Public Infor-
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Capt. Gray Is Shifted
BY Coast Guard From
Here 10 Los Angeles

Capt. Samuel F. Gray, who as
chief of the Coast Guards Public
Information Division is credited
with simplifying the reporting Of
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-06-27

the 40th public performance by the
Fujiwara group and was staged in
the Kabuki theater
Professor Manfred Gurlitt con-
Quoted the Tokyo Symphony Or
chestra and the Komaki Ballet
Group also Participated in the ope-
ra.
The commemoration of the 50th
anniversary Of Verdi's death was
being observed in many countries,
but it Is believed that Japan Is the
only nation in the Far East under
taking programs to mark the event.
The leading role of Aida was sung,
In turns, by Fumiko Okuma, Michi-
ko Sunahara, Kazuko Sasada and
Sumiko Jyo, and Radames was
played by Yoshie Fujiwara, Tamo-
tsu Kinoshita, Geijiro Nagata and
Mutsuru Shibata. Former Van
couverite Aiko Saida, 40-year-old
prima-donna, played the equally
important role of Amneris and was
by far the outstanding and most I'M
pressive one on the stage.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-06-27
US to Cook sMeatbaII' Soon

SAN fHANCISCO, Chlll., Jullc ~
Death in San quentin gas cham
Der moved little nearer last Satur-
day for Tomoya c'The MeatballD
Kawakita, convicted In l948 of sub
jecting American prisoners of bru-
talities in a. Japanese prisoner OF
war camp.
The U. S. Ninth Circuit Court of
Appeals upheld the treason convic-
ton and death sentence in una
nimous decision last Friday.
In his defense, the American-born
Japanese maintained that he held
dual citizenship" and could there
fore not be tried for treason.
Fridays ruling affirmed that he
was a citizen of japan and the Uni
ted States at the same time, but
that as a citizen of the United
States he was responsible for acts OF
treason.
Kawakita was caught in Los An
geles where he returned after the
war to study at the University oil
Southern California.
He was recognized in store by
william Bruce, one of his former
charges at notorious oeyama camp.
Kawakita was arrested June 5. l947.
He has two more possible appeals
"a rehearing by the circuit court
and an appeal to the U. s. supreme
court.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-06-27
Today's Editorial

con Recalling japanese American Creed
In these times when anything Chinese Red
or Russian Communi-t is frowned upon and
when anyone with slight tinge of disloyalty
should be closely watched, it is refreshing to
recall National JACL legislative Director
Mike Masaolxa's "The Japanese American
Creed" which was read before the United
States Senate and printed in the Congression-
al Record seven months and two days before
Pearl Harbor.
The creed, masterpiece, follows:
81 an, proud fhct an, an American cifi-
zen of .j0nnnese n-cesfrv. for nv Derv
br~koround r.snhee 0rnreciute more
f,.IIv fbe ,Dorderf,.I ,rIDnnt,0ee Of This M
fion heJ;~r,o =, ! ~ ;nesif..fione ideals
and frsyr;f;ore. -T,~v IN her her;fnoe.T
f~,,ef u, her f,,fs,re She has granted mo H.
hers;es and nnno~tur;tiee s,,ch ne no ;,,d;ui-
d,,nI en- iovs y, This ,,orId todav She has
oiDen me an educnti~r befift;no limos She
has entrusted me nth the responsibilities
of fhe franchise. She has permitted me to
build :, home. to earn Likelihood, to lDor-
ship think sneak and act as / please--as a
free man equal to every other man.
"ALthouoh some Individuals may discri-
rninote against me. shall neUer become
bitter or lose faith for know that such
persons are not rep~csentatiUe of the na0io-
ritv Of the American people True. shall
do all IN nv poWer n DISCOURAGE such proc-
f;ces bit / shall do It in the A mericnn uOdv:
aboue-board in the onen, through courts
of InD bv education bv DroUine myself to
be rUorfkv of eounI treatment and consid-
Grafton. am firm in my belief that Anne
ricar sportsn,nnshin and attitude of fair
plav rDiH Judge CITIZENSHIP and patriotism
on the basis of action and achievement,
and not on the basis Of physical character
;stics.
Because believe in America. and trust
she believes in me- and because haze re-
ceiped innunnerabLe benefits from her, 1
pledge myself to do honor to her at all
times and in all places: to support her con-
stitution: to obey her lal0s: to respect her
flag; to defend her against all enemies, TOR
eign or domestic ito actively assume my du-
ties and obligations as a citizen, cheerfuiiy
and without any reservations whatsoever
in the hope that / may become better
American in a greater America.
Think about the creed sometimes.
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TOKYO, Japan, June 27--Re-
Gently, the Mormon Church Mis-
sion here in Tokyo staged an all
Hawaiian program entitled, "Ha-
wall Calls. II was the real Nc
Coy and quite a different thing
from the Japanese-type substi-
tute which goes under the name
of a Hawaiian program. Partici-
pants were all former Hawaiians,
most Of them missionaries Of the
church itself. The Kyoritsu Hall
was packed with many Occupa-
tionaires-mostly from Hawaii,
their appearance seemed TO indi-
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Bx sHIG FUyITA

Especial to Northwest Times)
TOKYO, Japan, June 27-Under
the sponsorship of the Asahi Shin
buns Cultural Enterprises Organi-
cation, the 50th anniversary of the
death of Giuseppe Verdi was COM
memorated by the Fujiwara Opera
Company with one-week presen-
tation of Aida" recently. 1t was
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TOKYO, Japan, June 27-After
their outstanding performances in
aida, Aiko Saida Qeft) and ka-
zuko Sasada were showered with
bouquets Of flowers given to them
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