davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-05-25

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Det., 6 rms, 2 baths. gar: avail
june l.: on 29th st.. near Ritten-
NICHOLSON ST. NEAR 5th
eemidet.. 8 rms. IN baths. oil heat
2 garages; S145 mo-; avail. June g.
George I. Berger, Inc.
643 Indiana Ave. Ma. $3.50.
FALLS CHURCH AREA
S135;. 2 bedrms.. bath. liv. rm. with
nrepl. and phone; din. ,rm.; EQUIP.
kit, fenced yard. Ready June /.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
Detached frame; rooms and bath;
garage: oil heat; newly redecorated;
convenient to schools and transpor-
tation; 500 per month.
ThoS. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
93S 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
BUslNEss OPPORTUNITIES

PARTNER ON MODERN MOTEL, in
vest $1S 900 cash ,Sans Jointly ,rS With ga ca
age: Route |, Nd. Ju. 7-61Q9.
STAND In. ONCE blds.; hrs. 9 TO 3,
Wonderful for retired person. Ma
THAN SILVER, Tower Bldg., ME
21S1s
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!. LEE PRICE
2303 South Arlington Ridge Rd

COLORED-I312 9Th ST. NM
bedroom house; tmm. occup.; SOL
mo. Cali ME. 5402 TO inspect.
COLORED-GI-6-rm.. modern. re-
modelled houses: auto. h.-w.h., gas;
tile bath and shower In cellar; laun-
776 and 77S Girard st. NV. Rent,
$110t Open 2 to dark. OWNER
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S126

a94s Trey st. g.; ArI.-2-Story semi
bsmt.. and screened porch Being
completely redecorated. Available
the LIST. To. reach: Take Shirley
HWY. to Glebe I'd. and turn left
to Troy st.
10OO I Bth ST nY o0o0
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AURORA HILLS

S-bedfm. Colonial, in South Airing
ton, close to schools, shopping CEN
ter and transp., Minis. to Penta-
inspection call the ofice of
Evening star., 1952-05-25

BAR AND GRILI-Excel transient
and local business: good income;
reas. rent; fully and attractively
equipped. Small cash down.
W. B. REALTY, ia. 0S94. RE. 0676
TOURIST HOME
On Rt. 1. Laurel. Md. Lge. beaut.
house for home and yr.-round in
come; $4,000, $4,000 dn. JU.
BEST OFFER
Del. and groc.. beer and wine; want
to retire: wonderful income: excel.
NV. Pa. ave. location; new fixtures,
clean stock; own bldg: lease and
good terms to suit right party.
OWNER. RE. 249l or RE. $500.
Evening star., 1952-05-25

ARLINGTON-Exceilent for Penta-
gon commuters; new 3-bedrm. brick
rambler with full basement and ga
rage, baths, complete GE kitchen,
large living dining combination with
nreplaee; beautiful h-acre lot: inn
school: S175 month.
BERKEY PROPERTIES, INC.
1921 Lee Hwy, ia. $4,000 or 7-1393.
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WALKER g DUNLOP. INC

Sl16
Gil 64th ave, Gregory Estates. Seat
Pleasant. Md. Attractive 2-bedrm.
cedar shingle bungalow. There are
basin upstairs. Avail. June o.
109. Calvert I'd. Rockville. Nd. Year
old BUNGALOW with iv. rm. with
onrepl.. din. rm... kit with Bendix.
upstairs. To reach: Go $40 mile
past courthouse to Aberdeen I'd,
turn left to Calvert and left again
Evening star., 1952-05-25

WESTOVER, ARLINGTON-IO-room
frame house on " acre, close Id
schools. bus and shopping; S175
month; now available.
Evening star., 1952-05-25

WESTOvER. ARLINGTON - Two.
bedroom brick Colonial, full base
ment;. close 70 schools, bus and
snopping; S115 month; now avail
Evening star., 1952-05-25

$1,000 DOWN
Delicatessen. sroe. hot dogs. sand.
$4,000 monthly. 4Os profit. Rem
only $50. Must be sold. Eve. anC
SUM-, Shea Chasen, RA. 543S.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
Ro1 y az NJ VIZ MA oo1a
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BRENNER ASSOCIATES
BROKERS
WILL HELP FINANCE
DOWN PAYMENT ON
OUR LISTINGS
LIST WITH US
FOR QUICK ACTION
DE. 4O10

Business Opportunity
Liquor store. quotes approx: SIS, ,O0(
with Q very reasonable rent: records
will show that this store makes 9
very good net profit.
Liquor store. in q neighborhood. with
no competition; does better thar
$4,000 a. week business.
500. 900 to S65. .O0O a year business
this is q very attractive store ant
Is air-conditioned; can be bought
for very reasonable price and or
Grocery store with nice apt; doe.
ST.. $1,000 a 2 week bust business; sss,; closed ,t Sun
Del. and grocery store; same ownel
for 32 years; handles no fresf
meats: open 6 days. week; guar
tees S1,100 q week business: M
credit and no deliveries; new. ownel
business: wonderful location; thi;
makers In the city.
BRADLEY. BEALL & HOWARD. INC
evenings @ sOSsheA cali. A. RoFFELD. wo. iapa4
(12) L.H.K. APTS.
18th st. near Rhode Island ave. NV
$4S7.25 mo. quoted; IL elec. re.
frigerators, IL gas stoves; in fact
all necessary furniture; $3.50 down
Edwin L. Ellis, RE. 5140
II ROOMS, 7 BATHS
Rooming house, Mass. ave. between
18th and 18th sts. NV; income
quoted $s22 mo-; really beautiful
place; plenty Of valuable furniture
price, $4,000; terms; rent, $3.50
mo-; 5-year lease.
Edwin L. Ellis, RE. 514O
Evening star., 1952-05-25

FOR full particulars, call J. II. BE-
aT, aa91T, Reaitor. KE. 3-6677 or JE.
Evening star., 1952-05-25

CHESTERBRooK WooDe-New 3.
bedroom rambler; full basement
earport; spacious and lovely; Sl5O
month; now available.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Modern Feed
Grinding Mill

Grinds and mixes all dairy and
poultry feeds. carries several brands
also; high profit reported; estae; 70
Gus livestock and poultry sectioni
good bldg, 65x200, modern machin-
cry. elec. operated, large storage
bins; RR. siding. plot 10Ox3O0, on
U. 8. hwy; a "steaT' at $4,000;
sEHiTy fsERis; W: 3 ? srumsSsk' ms;n St sW9Ug! Woog.
stock. Va. BARGAIN lists mailed Free
Evening star., 1952-05-25

IOUrlSC HOIIlC,
Restaurant
On o. g. hCr,.d hwy in & &yillass; $s5 nsi IN
dwelling Of 10 rms. t5 for tourists
furn'd.l 2 acres. Quick-sale price
S1S,500; terms. v. V. and ]. VaZ-
auez, STROUT REALTY. Falmouth
Va HarRain lists mailed free.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
LIQUOR STORE

This store doing better than $4,000
Nettin1s abodt 10S. Located n besi
Of NV. section Competition II
limited. The rent is fair; the LEASE
is good; the BACKGROUND and pros.
poets much better than average
comments. Terms. Will deal onl!
with qualified persons. No brokers
pnv A12.X Star
Evening star., 1952-05-25
ALEXANDRIA,

Immaculate 2-story, 3-bedroom, 2h-
kitchen. rec. rm., gar; $3.50 mo. |;
located in one Of the best sections
Of Alexandria. Call COL. BRECK-
ENRIDGE. TIE. 1915. or HOLDEN T.
CO., INC. LOG North Saint Asaph
st, AL. 1900. -25
Evening star., 1952-05-25
HOUSES UhFURNlsHED tcont.

Country home. In the s-mi. circle OF
d. c.; 4 acres; roomy; bedrms., 2
baths; barn; SIPS.
Mr. Falls Church: 3 bedrms.. Sl30.
Mr. Fairfax; new, Q bedrms., S1O5,
Nr. Seven Corners; lge., lovely, 5000.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors PA. 1920
Evening star., 1952-05-25
CHEVY CHASE D. G.

1900 18th ST.. DI. o222.
Evening star., 1952-05-25

RESTAURANT
CLASS &C" LICENSE
Unusual opportunity for experienced
party to acquire at bargain price
direct from owner money-making
restaurant, fully equipped. corner,
cumstances beyond control force
owner to sacrifice. Come. investi-
gate yourself. 221 10th st. s.W.
Evening star., 1952-05-25

"A C1txV
On and OF whisky. beer and wine. on
acres. S-room house plus tavern
bldg: quoted $500 weekly; mostly
bar business or will sell Just business
and lease store and house. About
$500 cash needed.
LANE PASTOR, EX. 1855
Evening star., 1952-05-25

The above properties are all located
between Alex. and Fredericksburg,
Va. and showing q good income.
Other interests are forcing the
sales. Terms can be arranged. For
inspection, call the ONCE OF
Evening star., 1952-05-25

owner anxious to sell this income
property. Main bldg. has 2 2-rm.
apts.. . single rms. and large living
quarters, 3 log cabins; on ap-
prox. 2.6 acres; $4,000.
Evening star., 1952-05-25

COLORED-DESPERATE NEED-TWo
adults desire fully furnished house
or two-bedroom apt. Ho. $50.
cOLoRED-6 TO o RMS. house;
ne. or NV. pref; sood or fair cond
Evening star., 1952-05-25

elusive clientele. diplomatic, etc.
Conn. ave. location, rental $3.50
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STAND,
for sale in busy market. 3 days q
firing, priced right for quick sale
Willow TAXI CAB FRANCHISE
owner wishes to devote full time G
ancther h1sinsss, 1S ANDREW w "
DRY GLEANiNG STORE and trucl
route, priced for quick sale, real
money maker; Call ia, 3536.
DRY CLEANING and alteration shor
equipped for complete finishing
average gross $3.50 weekly. Hines.
forces sale. No brokers, Sunday
phone AP 1852; Mon. ia. 2S46.
DRUG STORE BUSINESS FOR SAIL
In nearby rural community. Physician
in Immediate vicinity; store modern
early sale desired. For information
call TAYLOR 310S, before l pm
Sunday. May 26
Evening star., 1952-05-25

COMMERCIAL, 1866 It. on Baltimore
blvd. College Park STORY asbestos
frame, 3 rms. plus 3-rm. apt. 2h
baths; oil a.-c. heat: ideal loc. for
almost any kind of business. S27,-
600 subst. cash. ALVIN EPLING.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-02-13
Yamane Named

KaZ Yamaan past president oil
nc Puyallup Valley Citizens Lea
ei,r moved II, 10 the chairmanShjp
=. tn Pacific Northwest District
,,uncil OF the JACL at IS me ting
Sa.oay in Seat:ls's japanese Com
,nhnlty Hall.
Y.n ane su.reeds Harry l Takdgi
wiz resigned IS ne has been ,'ans-
J., 60 from the Seattle Veterans
Ar ristratiOn Office - the Mime
arcl,', MINI. IA branch.
NJ 'moru Wax 49,. of P':!'nd
W. eeoted to fill "a me- post !
I,tt chairman OF the co neil.
=. iodition to Yam me, rakagi
I'D Wakasug., others att nting
~, FNDC 5ess o., were po;tl md
Geo:,t Azumlro Mid-Columbia--
+ ,v Sato, Sn, Endo; Gresham
Trtrtt ale-h,e Is Kato. Lack c -
a, \. Puyallup Valley-Art Yamh-
Ia Tom Takrraurl' ;: okh"e-
:..oie. he Shia TX, and STU
XII so Nogak..
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-02-13
McCarran Omnibus Measure Urged

II, =. system is established, gearcd
o le needs of the United States.
20 Racial Sc.mina'ioH and
lis, nminatiors based upon sex ar
rcGlgr ed.
20, NO. borough screening, IS
pecially of security iisG;, IS provided
"(4)S TIC l. / E. AnES a,e made
in til Enforcement agencies for
greater efficiency
"(5) The exclusion and dopor'o-
ton )rae ties are strengthened.
100 Naturalization md denatu-
raliza" II procedures are streng-
thenel to wc' oul subversives AMI
other L 1oe5 | Il from citizenship.
undes' lb'cs fr'm li.aenship.'
The r'mitt : STAT, ne { explains
he ,cessity for this legislation IN
the folI wing words.
The - B'n'lal nvc tigation
of our nmig Atioh system was mad
by CouSr's s beginning in 1907 and
continuing 'til 1911 While the a
turaliz t'iC1 l'Hs rAN, been re ex-
aminei n - I ter.lv. culmina 'ng
in tn cod,t attic of all nat rail-
zation l5ws by the Ma 'ionativy Act
of 1910 trot &C has been subse-
Our pa I'm .,atlJn laws
quently amended numerous times.
consist % two comprehensive i'm
migrat.21 acts, tn act of Feb. 5.
1917, as amended, and the Immigra-
ton Acc 1924, as amended, ald
of ov r 200 did. nal legislative e.
nactmcn In addition there have
been number of treaties, eHecu-
tive orders proclamations, and a
great many rules. regulations and
operations Instructions Inycs'ig'-
tions al es oy subc mmittees
of this committee have disclosed
many inequities, weaknesses, and
loopholes in our present immigra-
ton and naturalization systems.
Today, as never before, n sound
immigration and naturalization po-
licv is essential 20 the preservation
of our way of life because tnat sy-
stem is the conduit through which
a stream of humanity flows into the
fabric of our society. The commit
tees re-examinati)n of our inmi-
grafton and naturalization systems
disclosed that a complete revision
of those laws and their indignation
into one legislative enactment is re-
uuired for the best interests OF the
United States"
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-02-13
Ten from Seattle Win Claims

Fusako Hatanake, Chicago; Harry
Tsuneo Takesuke, Detroit; Zenjiro
Yanagimoto, Fresno, Calf; Frank
Goro Hirayama, Denver; Unematsu
Tanaka, Milton N. Kondo, Los An
geles; Uni Ishihara, Kichijiro TIA
kura, Kikugoro Shibata, Ripon, Ca
lif.; Fusaye Kunisawa, SanFrancis-
CO; Ted Takeo Yamanaka, West
Los Angeles; Nikichi Kishimoto, FIT.
Morgan, Colo; Kunio Harry Yama-
Okla, Burley, Idaho.
Dorothy Y. Fujino, Hanna, Wyo.;
Choji Moromisato, Addison, Ill;
Chiyoko Okla Sasaki, Akiyo Muraya-
ma, Chicago; Yesoi Okunaka, Joe
Tamio Kawasaki, Toku Morita, Ka
quo Matsuba, Michiko Ota, Kazo
Takaoka, Juhachi Uchida, Shigeo
Full, Los Angeles; Jiro Kiya, En-
ma Mieko Kaino, San Diego, Calf.
Harumi Yamasaki, Seabrook M;
Hayami Osaka, FL Monte, Calf;
Yoneko Kamiyama, Denver; Hiyo-
kichi Kakimi, Walnut Grove, Calf;
Enosoke Osakada, KENT Takemoto,
Chicago; George H. Fujiwara, De-
troit; Ryosaku Kato, Salt Lake CT
ty; Toshisuke Henry Sase, Chulla
Vista, Calf; Haisako Sugii, Sun
Valley, Calf.
Sataro Taketa, Tommy T. Ochi,
Kenkichi Nakashima, Gosuke Naka-
yama, Kiyoshi Shinto, Mitsugi Dol,
Yuki Takechi, Nobuichi Iwai, Cen
taro Uraguchi, Takuichi Yoneyama,
Takato Frank Okuda, Yoshimi XII
kuchi, Los Angeles; Shire Matsu-
shita, Wilmington, Calf; Richard
Kanemoto, Sacramento, Calf; Ka-
quo Naohara, Torrance, Calf; Ri
suke Muramatsu, Inglewood, Calf
Masato Sugano, Stockton, Calf
Masaki Kitada, Garden Grove, Ca
lif; Yasu Sadanaga, Toshi Kusu
mine, San Francisco; Frank K. O.
tsuka, Imperial, Ce.it; Joseph Ito,
Katsuyoshi Kobayashi, Chicago;
Frank Yamasaki, Long Beach, Ca
lif.: Yuken Takemoto, Seebrook, N.
j.: Kaoru Fukutomi, Artesia, Calf,
Russell Kenichi Yamamoto, Mon
terey Park, Calf; Yasutaro Hara,
Santa Clara, Calf Misu MINOR,
West Los Angeles.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-02-13
.JACL Will Install New Officers FRIDAY

Lcv Sc Bla liam, executive Sc
cr-tar> of tn. Civic Unity Comrd'-
C, VII be thr nam Sp" Kel when
Seattle tCL chapter nstalls
rev cabine, a a dinner-dance
ST il. 7 PR TINS Friday. n. Is,
Il, .';e West 5toa:'e Golf GLIB
~ ues MIS-, BlacEham. other
9,,,sis will int'pd Mrs. Ruth Man
n { The Jackscl s Conm;,"'y
" u1cil and ART Solomon of Neigh
t'cnood House.
til stmastcf will be James Matsu-
- a.
INT so JAcL Cabinet ,tn..sSs of
-. following: !leln Oku1a, prcsi-
LIT. John Fuzzy anl1 DR.. Kelly
\ ainada and Mi rsubota, wee pre-
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-02-13

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Feb 13
GACL ADC)-The Department of
Justice disclosed the names of an
additional 105 evacuee claimants to
the Washington office of the JACL
discrimination Committee who
have been paid their evacuation
claims by the Treasury following the
compromise settlement of their
claims
Those listed who have not receiv-
ed their government checks are re-
quested to notify the Washington
office of the JACL Anti-Discrimina-
ton Committee, 300 Fifth st., NE,
Washington 2, D. C.
Those who have not submitted
their compromise offers are remind
ed that an administrative deadline
of March Is has been established
for the submission of compromise
offers.
Included in the list are ten from
Seattle. They are Matsuno Okada,
Saijiro Nakamura, Toshiyoshi Wa
tanabe, Shinichi Tosaya, Tsuyoshi
Inouye, Takemori, Takeshi Shibu-
va, Yoshie Fujitomi, Shiuichi SUMO
hara, and Mitsue Suzaka.
The others are:
Rinkichi Tamura, Lodi, Calf;
Hiroshi Hironaka, George Jirozo
Yamatani, Sacramento, Calf; Taxi
I. Inui, Baltimore, Md; George T.
Watanabe, Paul M. Tsuchiya, Min
neapolis, Mimi; Frank T. Yataka,
Harold Y. Ottawa, Moriso Yamaga-
ia, Chicago; Frank Chujitso Ikeda,
Salt Lake City; George Shigeki Wa
kamoto, Masajiro Murakami, Los
Angeles; Asao Okamura Atsuji, Co.
lumbus, Ohio.
Minoru Okida, Tomenosuke S. Ia
keuchi, Los Angeles; Ryuho Hiral,
Tsuruye Handa, Chicago; Yukio
Suzuki, Arlington, Va; Yukiyo Mi
nemoto, Joe Takao Sakai, Redondo
Beach, Calf; Roy Shizuo Yorizane,
Seabrook, N. j.. Tetsuzo Kawaguchi,
San Francisco; Yujiro Kawajiwara,
Chiyo Kajiwara, Oakland, Calf;
George Nakaya, Salt Lake City;
Harry Kunio Hiroshima, Minnea-
polls, Mimi; Alfred Satoru Sada-
mune, Santa Cruz, Calf.
Koichi Ozone, Clarence Miura,
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-02-13
Leaders in Area Invited to RaShOmOn'

:. der Kuroi WIS m ,..arful 81
rtcunn, the :ou" versions of 'he
crane are snow. through Ike eyes
each parric. 9'.G. each sav NJ
soattbng - nin' In y .arneh
t. =, OF a bySt ,'lG =, who 90" rs
= ,cleh of the three preceGlr' Va.
s,ns 10 make the sa "uiai his wiIc
4 d bandit s,e'r equally guilty
=, Kurosaw :; ability. Lie Wroe
"u:rec,or Kuri5dWa mas manipu..t
ed camera alG alIJl W .n-h
surtI tss tnat there is almost NJ
:enl4no of repa'iti3a
E.ashomon' tin he ForesU is a
Dal"i Produc ! released in the J
+ ed States u, ach RKO Radio
"" ;res, Inc
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-02-13

Prominent japanese group and
press repres natives have been ex-
tended special invitations to pre-
view the Forthcoming japanese prize
winning motion picture, "RaSlo-
mon"
The showing will be held from &
pm, Friday, Feb Is, at B. F. Shea
rer Company's screening room. 2318
Second Ave.
Among those invited BY jim
Hamrick Theatres and RKO Radio
Pictures are heads of japanese
Community Service, japanese Anne
rican Citizens League and Nisei
Veterans Committee.
Also invited are the publishers
and editors of the three japanese
community presses, Northwest Dali
II, North American FUat and North
west Times.
Representatives ffom Japan So
ciety. Seattle Art Museum enc the
University of WaslEgtcr's Far
Eastern and Jararese departments
wi. a'so be in the audience.
According to Nick FIrfaro, ma
rager of the Mus, Box theatre,
"Elashrmon" will bsgin Its Seattle
enowirg on Tuesday, Feb. 10, at his
tn..tre. The Music Box, known as
Seattie's art Theatre has seat
ill., capacity of 82b pers,:.'
2; shomon" is a japanese .lan-
guage motion picture which won
the grand prize at the last We ice
liner ,atior,al Fir Fes iva, 1t
won for Japan the top p ~" over
-, III st Eli: :; and Am rican
..a.-the FIGS As:ln picture 50
hp1ored.
The picture also won for its iii
.ect9t, Aki"a Kurosawa. the best
diYcc Nj o. 1911 va ! u y tbs
Na, nal Board Of Review "f NJ =
:ic: Pictures, Ire. New York, also
over he best American aid Euro
y. IA Tim dil.e.r@s.
= Machiko Kyo is another prize
nner. Cast as the heroine IN
'Pashomon', Miss Kyo won Japan
o,s actress a var in 1850. Starring
with er are Tochiro Mifune as tn,
Land and Ma4tFux. MOI "Io de-
-. - me samn"1'.
Ia story, OH by three men hud-
| Glcd under the Rashomon gate
ma i entranGe to Japan's arelcn
einDh city Of Kyoe almost l'?o'
II. ago, is I complex tale OF pas
| 5. n I'D muroer.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-02-13

si.'et Is; Kazzie Murakami, CORES
ccnt rs secreta s.; Mrs. Min Suya-
ma recording secretary; Kay va
n5srchj. treas LcI AID Kcngo No.
'aki. board ocisgI IT..
Retiring ofilc IS drn Ill., I
raka2.. pres lc'l', x Noghh Mac
E1Neko and K YAmaguc'i vi, e
Presidents; Mr." Beulah Sakagami,
- ~,spondinp secretary; Betty No
u recording secretary. John NJ
treasu; "; and Min Va
;nacyth:, bJacG dllegar'
Persons desit'o. tn 'sportation
a~e asked to meet b $50 pm. ~
Ch.tEs Ice Or 9amCry 625 Jackson
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-02-13


JhCL ADCD-r... Senate IaGiciai.
coNr i.tee hae .:uSt issued a ST.
~ report uygln senator's To IN IS
ta NcCarra1 Omnibus Immi'.r,-
IT,. md Nat I alizas y Bill which
= ported to tn Senate. the Wash
gtpn office .. ;he JACL AMI
L" animation Committee was M
u. g. ed this Week
tn McCarran bill, and its House
coil .trpart. tn Walter BIZ. "a
'l,e JACL ADC-encorset ~ NishIs
=. equality il immigration and na-
turo'I2ation.
Tie commi E" report SIMPLY
.'aae, that the bill! removes racial
exc slou provis' N in existing law"
hu. / devotes a wno,c paragraph
- - Utility 20 m U:ali2suon
The report says:
5ince 1871, there has been i gra-
culi extenslNl If the privilege 81
Va - alization 10 persons 4 various
ra.ca In that year. naturalization
WIS extended - all s.,e:.s Of Afri-
cal nativity aid to persons OF Az
dian descent IN 1910 HtWdiians
vs. made elig be to citizenship;
IT -. Puerto Ricuns. III 1924, A
trjcan Indian. in 1921, inhabi-
e. nUs of the Virgin Islands; and in
1910 races indigenous to North or
s.. h America. Il the cases Il h.
Va'. , rs, Puer } Rtclrs, and inhabi-
'aGts Of the VirJ.l Islands, citizen
8 .r depended mon birth IN The res
receive territG'v after the acou-sl-
4 4 cate, so the question of race
VS. rot the de e mining factor. II
VA, simply WAivN- Chanting cltl-
p 3sfip to Ame'' car Indians and 10
'.ltse races in :. ,er IS to North or
SCUM America, however was fur
:aHr removal Of racial bars. The ac'
y Dec. II, 1945 took the Chinese
oGt the cate y of raciaily lrCll
s.Llcs. made the Chinese quota a.
yail.l'le to ca st, wherever ON,
a ii Included illc Chinese in the e.
u4merated list Ol tn)sc eligible Ia
nl.r' 1lizatio1 Oh. july ,, SIS, b"
an act provid. " for the ad'nlss'-n
and naturalizl iol OF lrrs0' -
'elLing to races III ligenouS T., In
ii, and of FIJI ms racial elisibi-
:tN = naturally ton was iuither
eye ded to Asiatic,. There rcma s
n tac presen, time, therefore, Only
~ japanese, ne Koreans, the
B..ntse, the Maor's the Po'>res' d
~. end the Samca1s, who are ra-
1tq,y ineligible 10 become c"'N rs
- tie United States Of these pco-
=, t. he Japa ie -. R'so BY l.
: - largest clasi numerically There
A.. r. siding il. ne uLitc1 s. 'tas
ara Hawaii tpp' N':.naicIy 88ON
allers who bee U.s. of race are not
a..r:'le to bee = natur1li1 d.
Us sroup, apat >'nately 85'OOo
a''J panese. rns te,::n ~ D =
NC subcomm,-' = which sutr:" ed
lnc ccmprehen - report on ;h'
Immigration and nastrl'1l"ol ~
ms (Sena'r Rerp't lol6 8ls'
&C. press, April &c. tto0l MS over
WI. mlngly to he effect that racial
cn'e 20 natur4 'rt.ou based upon
roc, is an outm ~ and un-Amett-
can concept al should be ellmina-
81 from our statutes.
according Ia the committee re-
| 1T. I'm addition O nraE!ng numer-
ii. technical md minor changes N
| ~. immigrant 4 ard ndtura!i2at:2i
lav' the McC., \ Omnibus u
-. kes several sls III; a., changes
Amo"P these are the following
sOD A syst = Ct selec'ive .1mi'
or.n On With the national origin
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-02-13
Honor Students

Among the Ij6 students on Seat
/ TT.iversits' fail quarter honor
-. we're Ko.i Shn,izu grade 40,
Pa Z. Kikos Aim", t:1tf 80: and
..t5tp1 T. TozIyl grade sc
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-02-13
Classified Ads

WANTED-Japanese, Issei or
Nisei, for responsible position.
Good pay. New Georgian
Cafe. MA. 1882.
WANTED: Girl for general
heusework. Doctors home.
Private room and bath. Sa-
larry open. AL. 2187.
NOSHIKO who formerly work
ed for Won He:berr. please
call Mrs. aua'Wr after \ pm.
at PR. 1917.
WANTED. Experienced flor
isl. CA. IL g.
WANTED: Gardeners help.
PR. 1928.
Gardener. helper wanted. FL.
3'S9 after 3 pm.
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PatroniIe Your Advertisers
In The Northwest Times
sD~1.D~O~O~D~I~U-O"->~
Evening star., 1952-12-07
Rev. Elmer {. Davis,
In Ministry 50 Years

The Rev. Elmer Ellsworth Davis
IS. retired Presbyterian minister
died Friday after a long illness. He
was at the home Of a son, Forrest
Davis, of 2346 Massachusetts,
avenue NV, with whom he hao
lived for 10 years.
DR.. Davis was one of three
brothers who became Presbyterian
ministers. Before his retirement
Is years ago. he served churches
in Ohio, Indiana and Illinois for
SO years. His son. Forrest Davis. is
editor of The Freeman, New
York periodical.
A native of Logan County, Ohio,
he was a graduate of Manchester
College and Lane Theological
Seminary. He was a past moder-
ator of the Presbyterian Synod Of
Indiana.
Besides his son here. DR.. Davis
is survived by son, Kenneth s.
Davis of 1864 Florence drive,
Alexandria; a brother, the Rev.
Francis M. Davis of San Antonio;
two -granddaughterS and two
great-grandchildren.
The Rev. Edward L. r. Elson
will conduct services at 2 pm. to-
morrow in st. Andrews chapel,
National Presbyterian Church.
Burial will be in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.