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Evening star., 1952-05-25

lEOhD II 1uuOTS T. anu H., BOUC
condition, low mileage; $3.50. sH
FORD 1851 Victoria; Hawthorn,
green. sea mist green top. white,
sidewall tires. r. and h.. MATCHING
plastic seat covers, side mirror. turr
signals; less than 5000 miles. Ont
owner; own r A real & cream puff; 81 500 o. 9!
FORD 1s49 custom convertible; light
green. r. and h., new seat covers;
owner; S1,250. OIL. 1893. -26
FORD 1949 custom Tudor; r. and h.
excel; eond.; $1,150 or best offer
FORD 40 black conv. coupe: new mo.
tor. top and tires; lots of acces. :.
perfect cond.; pvt. owner; S1.I50
FORD ORD is4o Z! station Esson; m y !, j. : and h..
rR6 edas is4s So ruSon Sa Custom sssSg VS. sed
!: and b., Wv. tires; SI $50. Lot
FORD so; $4,000 mi; radio, heater
SIS, sw,syy. w,Sy. tires; M eeng erig. owner; Sl.275
FORD I947 Tudor; light green: witt
/ heater; clean inside and out; mech
FORD 1919 6-cyl. de luxe club coupe
equipped; S1.095. See at WOODY's
TExACO, 5455 Annapolis rd., uN
FORD 1851 "S" sedan: equip; 81, ,395
fine condition. Why pay more? S22!
down, easy credit. Wash.'s Larges
Non Franchised Dealer. Auto
WHOLESALERS. 1871 Bladensburi
FORD 80 v "s' Custom Tudor: cd.
dir. sig., h., 2 new tires and battery
low mileage; one owner: real bar
! gain at $1.295. TO. GIG.
FORD 1882 chop-and- channel: hydl
brakes; Lincoln transm.; steerin
wheel shift: $3.50 or trade. Can b
seen at 6400 New Hampshire ave
I blk. across Dist. line in Takom
! FORD Is 80" Tudor de luxe: r. an
t h; s. c.: $3.50 or best offer: mus
sell: good cond., 20. s-32S6. -
. FORD 81 VS. Fordomatic de luz
4-dr.; r. and h.; turn signals; black
, Si7oo99s mil exs; saa cond.: ! owner
!. FORD '51 club coupe, r. and h.,
81 owner. 5000 miles, Just like. new
III low down payment. easy terms
$1,595, q real buy. RELlABL
- WHOLESALERS, 1901 Old Bladens
l- burg rd.. Silver spring. Nd. y
Evening star., 1952-05-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1852 4-dr. Cranbrook Sc
dan; directional signals, airfoam
cushions. heater; 5000 actual miles,
excellent condition; guaranteed; ST.
S95 DE. 6710; eyes,. oV. 6o44.
PLYMOUTH 1,,xs! ga 1916 ll;s4s 4,dr, Special de
around. Was taxi for about 8 mos. !;
heater; $465. Call co. $3.50 Sat.
tn y Il I pm. and after Mon. 9 to
PLYMOUTH 1851 Concord 2-door
sedan; fully equipped. 10000 actual
miles; owner; beaut. blue finish,
spotless interior. Car absolutely
same as new in every way. You
Wsoat MEX take depos ssr to sGq5 Swn a Md
TORS, SOLO Wis. ave, WO. 5000.
PLYMOUTH 1851 (Belvedere hard
top conv0;. r., h., other extras; 1000
actual miles: beaut. 2-tons green
1isa s1Sslv matching nte5oT GsT ap
your own mechanic without deposit;
sl.s6s. 81 ua BELL Io6G MOTORS SOLO WIS.
PLYMoUTH 1850 Special de luxe
seav Sc ssamst m s1een aisnnl nsh mss nsw
top. Car absolutely same, as new
your own mechanic for your ap-
M6 RE5I ss6S sM6SSToRs, SOLO Wis: aye,
PIYMoTTH 1851 4-dr. de luxe; in
ST ,s45. pu' 64S1. ' Ns6 f
PLYMOUTH 1916 2-dr. sedan; i'm
@ssqisss' sssfiee Pas iRpspesteeS RE ed7 new Tres
PLYMOUTH 1947 4-dr. Special de
Ga used car lot. Private party.
pTYMoTrRsf fs1S q best 1s5f Sfr SEDAN Ia 4esST soo
moseS sss cUnSston doWh easy Why sreSi 9fy
PssIer. AuTos WHoLEsAIiEhRsss.e Esalihsse1'ss1 1ss1
Pf1%oUTHaaS Pfft1F%SSopUSHTHaS 1917 81; Special de luxe 2
r1YM6HH-Hs 1XS5H ssSSt 1sta 4, snes;s, s;5oe4 T. 1ss
tires se' excel fhG mechaniess Saes coSeGs cOed
light gray: by 1 owner; S1.175.
PIYMoGTH 1e47 station wagon;
PLYMOUTH 1947 de luxe sedan; mo-
tor. completely. oyerhauled; excel
lent throughout: S7a5. sS low as
Sc dSTH sal Is t. e RGHshs
PLYMOUTH 1851 2 dr.: let black
finish. new-car condition, new-car
guarantee; ST ,695. ROYAL MO-
TORS, INC. Plymouth. Is
Kennedy st. NV. TU. 243S -27
luxe 4-dr. sedan: fully equipped,
estate; Ss25. TE. 50o3
PLYMOUTH 1885 4-dr. sedan; good
transportation; private owner. bar
gain for someone; $100 cash includ-
ing new tags. 10. S-OS3l
PLYMOUTH Al Special de luxe; 80
motor, excel. cond., r.. h. orig.
owner; $3.50 or best offer. NO. 0244.
PLYMOUTH 1910 sedan delivery: me-
chanic's special, also 1940 Packard
coupe; $75 ca. 80 N. Glebe I'd.
PLYMOUTH 1851 Cranbrook sedan;
beautiful plastic covers, like new;
guar; 81 .695. trade or terms.
ave. NV. EN-. O141.
1941 club coupe: r. and
h.. seat covers; in good condition;
$3.50. WO. S617.
Evening star., 1952-05-25

EAST west hWy.. Sil. Spg., Md. 81
ciUsad cS04; 1ahsra. Liberal terms and trade
eHEV: 80 Fieetline de luxe sedan
clean car: ST los. s-day money baci
trial. 4-month written guarantee
HILL & SANDERS. Wash's. Oldes
Ford Dealer lNA. $500. 1114 Yer.
condi.; $3.50 cash. GIL. 1904.
CHEVROLET 1941 2-dr.; very gooc
condition; $3.50 cash. GL. 1904.
CHEW. al club coupe; good cond.
$2e5 or best offer. Phone AP. 591S
CHEy. 1s47 club coupe: gray, re,
sRsst' siTes; $3.50 S n4'9I assl4 and 8
CHRYSLER AS Town q Country
Sl:1s5. Cali TR. 1850 after 5 sl
cHRYsLER 1859 saratosa VS. Sc eiu1
and h.. Fluid: Matte transmission
Hydra-Guide steering. tinted win
dows; extremely low mileage; com
pany executives car; sold new TO
ss5 coerER R5es Miss MoToRzz III sSz at So 81
CHRYSLER iS4e 4-dr. sedan; iish
green; q beautiful car. Bring you
own mechanic to inspect It; a bar
gam ~ 3cSO. IOWN & COUNTRY
MOTORS. 1896 Wisconsin ave. n "
OR: 0100. Open ewes. til 10. 81
lCHRYSLER 1946 4-dr. sedan; al
extras; S775. terms DE. 627O.
CHRYSLER so Windsor 4-dr. dar
blue finish: 10000 orig. miles; new
car condition; new-car uarantee
4 $1,S95. ROYAL MOTORS, INC
Chrysler- Plymouth, 15 Kennedy 81
CHRYSLER 194s windsor 2-dr. sed
r. & h.; original blue finish, lo'
, mileage; top cond.; $1,195; ope
Sun. VAN MOTORS, 2201 L s.
NV. ST. 77SS.
!, ICHRYSLER l94S New Yorker conv
: original blk. finish: new tan tor
eond. and appearance peri; 81 .29s
) open Sun. VAN MOTORS, 2201
. s.: NV. ST: 77ss.
i; Just overhauled; new plastic Ses
!; covers: S225. OR. 2034.
CHRYSLER 194S Highlander conver'
ri ible; radio. double heater, wy
III tires, spotlight. fog lights. plai
!; / upholstery, forest green with iigl
HI green top; excel. condition. Reduce
!. to $1,250 for quick sale. ia. 49s'
Il ylcHRygsI!EgRs !gs u las4 1oss sedan; runnlr
iCHRYSLER l94S Windsor conv.:
II and h.; fluid drive; orig. red finis
y wv. tires; $4,000 miles; S1,S5
q d CfHikkiYssfIfEHR fiki sffH windsor AZ; sood co
4 dition; new paint; passed D. c.
- spection; $3.50. Phone ME. 1857.
Evening star., 1952-05-25

HENRY z Is. new ! 1852; M s1.sss; nisn- sn
CENTRAL saL MORON CO.. ia 1000
HENRY. 'y j 1851 sedan; r: and HI;
GSkS 5ise nsT ssS5 MoroSs ~ d0%n SG6
HENRY fiSR!1'GD ) 1851; light sray finish;
ToWN l. coUNTR9Y MOTORS, $3.50 1886
Wisconsin Wis !t;i ,a ave- n.w'' OR. o1oo. & 9gen
HENRY W j.; ~ new; 1890 delivered.
AUTO KAISER FRAZER, INC, both
sides 9TH at r NV, NO. 270O. --27
HENRY J.. 1851. g cylinder. 2-dr;
ssdnR ssdnR sa sxae send hestfe so na
HUDSON 1949 super 6 conv.: r. and
r. tr.Ss E-w wiz Tres $7sl g, $50 viii sS assSsDt
ing. TU. 0245. q
HUDSON l947 Commodore convert;
$575; perfect all around, all extras;
| $125 down. A value that can't be
beat. st ALco. 4th at Md. ave. s;w.'
HUDsON is4s Commodore "e" 4-dr.
sedan; T. and h., new tires; low mile
age; like new inside and out. OWN
HUDSON '39 "6'' 2-dr.; good rubber.
fair cond.; $3.50 or best offer. Call
sos sr rfeP Pa Dr. IL Huneson nst aa' Aexanaria sa %
HUDSON '46 convertible; new top,
OWNER. Ell. 3942.
HUDSON 1916 super six 2-door. r.
and h; srsy finish; aG, s49s; sv No oEp dSEp
MOTORS. INC. tHortheast location5. :.
1901 Minnesota ave. vi. 5000.
HUDSON 194s. $7;9S a week; selec-
sss $685. sDfetar fH cEiesa SY chea
| rolet- -Oldsmobile dealer). $500 BALTIC.
ySsdN aTe dHyastsvills Md d, va sAoo 100 Sna,
very low mileage; Z: and h.; like new.
HGSsoN d5Ss6 Isas nas 4wEEE 3aS sresn s3 ana
osneF e f90s fss ssoer jE hae sas4$ sGRd' 0as
HUDSON I94s 4,dr.; 7; and h; q
eGDEN es5fsei ras si4s SssS gney sGHaoE 81 kd sveS
JAGUAR XIX 80 1851 sports car;
exesl, ssns cons;' ssss ss's76. Rockville Mary
JAGuAR 1850 aoG sedan; black d. and RED red
| PRY, LTD. 18th and r sts. NV.
JEEP. genuine Army; excel. cond. with
good top and tires; upholstered
seats; $3.50. OF. 1851.
KAISER 194S 4-dr. sedan; good con-
dition. low mileage: owner used;
KAISER Ss3S ca door aa; ia dsalers personal sS
car. never titled; only 1882 miles,
new-car guarantee 1895. JACK
j PRY MOTORS. 5000 Conn.
KAISER 194S 4-door, heater; low
milsage; Ss45. CO; GO; $3.50; @ ,....
black finish; economical tranSporta-
4 tion: S545. MONROE FORD, 1897
: East-West hwy. Silver Spring, Md.
81. 1904. Liberal terms and trade,
Closed sunday.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
CHARLIE MACK SAYS
SUNDAY
SALE
OPEN SUN. 10 TO 5

OPEN SUM-, III III D
MON Money soMT MfrH foS You, PEA Cause !F Il
YOU HAVE TO GO BACK HOME
70 GET YOUR MONEY THE CAR
T0Sr X0H Want VAN INA NAY sscx sE ooPE HEEAsE sE
DON'T FIGHT AND ARGUE OVER
SALESMAN WILL DECIDE FOR THE
CUSTOMER. r yoT CAN'T AN GET a
sAITgMEH. sATTaMF TIL l9MNEED11sFFFRkEEE oNE Is FREE BE
OPEN 8 Am. TILL 10 PM. |
so CHEVROLET $792|
Club coupe: best buy in town; No.
1878; needs minor repairs.
'49 FORD ------ $792
Gust. "s" Fordor sedan; r. and h;
overdrive; No. 1854.
so FORD --------- 1892
Custom Tudor sedan; fully auipped;
81 FORD ------ ST ,292
A terrific bargain; can't last long;
'5I CHEVROLET, 1892
A real steal; 4-dr. sedan; No. 1915.
81 FORD VIC. 81 ,592
Radio and heater.
'46 FORD ---- $492
$492 cash price; s-cylinder sedan;
'48 BUICK -------- $792
Sedan; equipped.
AT CADILLAC ---. 1892
4-door sedan; fully equipped in every
'49 CHEVROLET 1892
Fleetline de luxe; r. and h.; a perfect
car in every way except it needs q
'4S zL{|'si DODGE ------.$ $4e2
Sedan; was used as a cab.
'49 LINCOLN ---$892
Sedan: +. and h.: overdrive.
SIS Down
on the Cars Listed Below
Al Plymouth 4-Dr.
Al Olds Sedan
Al Buick CT. Cpe.
'39 Buick 4-Dr.
We Finance Anyone
Cash, Trade or Terms
CHARLIE MACK'S"
RELIABLE
.1O1 N. Y. Ave. NE
One Block East Of North Capitol st.
Corner 1st and N. Y. Ave. NE.
This Is Our Only Location
Listen to WEAM Warm UpI
Time" Just before the Brook
lyn Dodgers baseball game
Evening star., 1952-05-25

NASH Wash JSs,s 1913 Super sedan; EQUIP.
easy easy credit.S Wash. S Largest Nom
FFsra1nShlsed Hb Dealer. AUTO WHOLE
NASH l946 4-dr. sedan; perfect
cond. throughout. Only S5a5, full
price; terms to suit you WILLIAMS,
Rhode Island ave. at Goth st. n.e.
Nash 3! Statesman 2-dr.; r. and h..
accept in trade a clean 1946-7-S
buy at $1,45O. JE. 3-347S,
NASH l949 Ambassador 4-dr. sedan;
compl. equipped. 10000 miles; ST.
Calf. ia. $4,000. Ext. i55; E home me
NASH 1850 Ambassador sedan; o r.
and h., dble. bed, Hydra, very clean
oW oTd 1G4S exesl' mech. cond.: S1:S5o.
Nash 1851 Rambler convertible;
radio, heater; green original finish;
new-car condition throughout. Must
see and drive to appreciate; approx
SS19 $MRAssW snder MoGPSs GPS ceiling; s$l'595;;
K sts. NV, RE. 1890.
NASH 1850 Ambassador Custom A.
door sedan with bed. Hydra-Matic,
equipped 2-tone green; immaculate
throughout. This is real beauty;
PnaS5 SS ESBAssY sS3o sndes MoPoss 2es eellRs INc
i2th and K sts. NV. RE. 1880.
NASH 1850 Rambler conv.; light gray
equip. 4 bargain at ST ,495. Town
& COUNTRY MOTORS. 1896 Wis
sOesin eSes ri Eve e. n'w'' OR. o1oo. @ oPen
NASH ASH 1850 $50 Airfyte sedan; equip. /;
EFranshised Dealer; AUTO WHOLE
NASH 1851 "a RamSisr spsas0don STATION Sai Wagon;
equip. and in new-car cond. Week
end special at 81. .495. TOWN &
COUNTRY MOTORS, 1896 Wiscon-
sin :ti1 aye. sE NV. OR. oloo. Open eyes.
NASH 1s41 club coupe. new til tires,
sCHLEGEL & GOLDEN. S742 Piney
Br; rd.. Silver Spring. Ju. s-9l7o.
NASH AZ Amb. 4-dr.; r. and h.;
o;-d.: motor. tust overhauled: very
clean throughout; guaranteed; S795.
JET MOTOR SALES, 21O1 Nichols
NASH is47 Ambassador; r. and h.;
| SCHLEGEL AND GOLDEN. S742
Piney Br. Rd.. sil. spr.. JU. s-9l70.
NASH 1916 4-dr.: good mechan. cond..
clean inside and out; excel. gas
saver. good tires; S595. TIE. 1927.
NASHES-1e46 to 1951-from S595
! to 1895. Hurry down and select
your used Nash for the May 80
week end. then stay home with the
car and family and you won't be-
come casualty statistic. You always
Il play safe when you come to WILL
LIAMS q BAKER. Nash headQuart-
ers for 22 yrs. 29th and NJ sts. NV.
MASH '4s super 1900" club coupe;
i seat covers, r. and b., perfect nm
Il ish: S795. 30-day warranty. EDGE
MOOR MOTOR CO. (Ford), 5335
! Wis ave. NV. OR. S093. Open wk.
days tin 8.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-02-09
Supreme Court Sets
Kawakita Study

WASHINGTON. ID. C., FEB.
(JACL, ADC)-The United States
Supreme Court last Monday agreed
TO review the so-called Kawakita
treason case, the Washington Office
of the JACL Anti-Discriminatlon
Committee announced. KaWakita
is the California born Nisei who
was sentenced to die for treason in
a state gas chamber.
Thirty years old, Kawakita has
been convicted OF brutal mistreat-
ment of American prisoners OF war
while serving as guard and inter
prefer at Camp Oeyama on the ia
panese island of Honshu during
World War II. H. was found guilt
ty in a Los Angeles Federal District
court of eight covert" acts calcu-
lated to give aid and comfort to the
enemies of this country.
Mike Masaoka, national JACL
Ado director, made it clear that
the JACL was not and is not a par
ticipant in the case.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-02-09
Earlv Consideration
OF Bills Sought

WASHINGTON. d. c. Feb
(JACL Every Effort IS being
made 10 secure early floor consider
alton of the Omnibs Immigration
and Naturalization Bills in both the
Senate and the House Mike Masa-
Okla. national legislative director Of
the JACL Anti-Discriminatlon
Committee. reported this week
On the Senate side Maeaoka said
that Senator Ernest w Mcfarland
ID. Ari2O. majority leader has
been asked to bring IN the question
of scheduling the McCerran Omni-
bus Tnmioration and Naiuraliza-
tior Bill before his Senate Demo-
cratic policy Committee imm date
" This committee decides the or
der of priority for the consideration
of Senate bills.
Unless the Omnibus bill can be
scheduled for debate IN the Senate
before the end 81 March the JACb
ADO official expressed fear that IL
would be caught in the legislative
logiam Of appropriations, national
defense. and foreign-aid bills.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-02-09
Senate Unit Ok'S
Peace Treaty

WASHINGTON, ~. c., Feb. o
(JACL ADC)-The Senate Foreign
Relations Committee Tuesday una
nimously and favorably reported
the japanese Peace Treaty to the
Senate Tor ratification, the Wash
ington office of the JACL Anti-Dis-
cNmination Committee reported
this week.
Early action, possibly this week,
or next is anticipated. although the
scheduled business of the Senate at
the moment is statehood for the
Territories of Alaska and Hawaii.
1t is expected that special agree
ment will be had to take up the ra-
LITIGATION of the Peace Treaty dur
ing debate on the statehood bills.
Mike Masaoka, national legisla-
tive director of ADO, declared that
the JACL ADO will urge all sena-
tors to vote for ratification of the
treaty. He said that there is gen.
eral sentiment for the treaty and
that no concerted opposition to ra-
LITIGATION is expected.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-02-09
Senate Gets Meac-'r>
On Aliens IN Arr,v

WASHINGTON, ID. c. Feb. y
(JACI, ADO The House last Mon
day passed and sent to the Senate
the JACL ADC-endorsed bill to au-
thorize the naturalization of aliens
now serving In the AIMED forces OF
the United States. tho washington
office of the JACL Anti-Discriml-
nation Committee was Informed.
Sponsored bv ReD. Francis f.
Walter ID. Pa. chairman OF the
subcommittee on Immigration and
Naturalization Of thu House Judi
ciarv Committee. the legislation Is
similar to that which was effective
dnrinq World War II rs amended
by tho JACL Ado to include alien
Japanese by eliminating racial qua
lifications.
At the present time, the JACL
ADO estimates that about fifty a
lien Japanese are serving In the
armed forces of the United States
and will qualify for the benefits OF
this measure If the Senate concurs
in the House action.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-02-09
Schmidt Is Named
Fair Manager

Theodore Schmidt, former ad-
vertising and public relations exc
cutive, this week was appointed
general manager of international
Trade Fair, Inc, by Thomas M. Pei
", president of the Trade Fair
committee which will stage the 1852
Far East Trade Fair in early Sep
TENDER.
For the last four years, Schmidt
was Northwest public-relations di-
rector for the Kaiser Aluminium
Chemical Corp He resigned from
that position On Feb. l.
In his new capacity as the TRADE
Fairs general manager, Schmidt
will have charge of organization
advertising, and general promotion.
His temporary offices will be in the
Chamber of Commerce building.
A graduate of the University OF
Minnesota, Schmidt is AZ years DID,
married and has two children. His
family, now in Spokane, is expected
to move into Seattle later this
month.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-02-09

Editors note: Following Is a
statement released by q group of
japanese leaders in our commu-
nifty urging the Nisei TO support
the reelection of Mayor william
r. Devin. The statement confirms
the belief of the Northwest Times
which, in its editorial last Jan. IL,
officially came out for Mr.. Devin)
February 5, 1852
Dear Japanese Anne lean Citizensi
Mayor William F. Devin is Zip for
re- election as mayor Of Seattle: We,
the undersigned, feel that Mayor
William F. Devin should be re-elec-
ted for manyareasons.
Our city has progressed since De-
vim has been mayor, for the past
ten years:
Mayor Devin has done more to
develop a friendly relationship be-
tween Japan and the City of Seat
tie than any other Seattle citizen.
Mayor Devin has proven that he
is friend of the japanese people
of Seattle, as we'll as the Japanese
in Japan.
He was one of the prime movers
in creating the japanese Trade Fair
in Seattle last year.
We believe that the japanese CT
tizens of Seattle mote: the group
probably meant American citizens
of Japanese ancs stry) should sup
port Mayor Devin 100 per cent in
the Primary Election on February
18th, and in the Finals, March l1th.
We know you are interested IN
maintaining good gov irnment and
friendly relations which we now en-
joy, and you can do your part by
voting yourselves, and getting all OF
your family and friends to yote-to
go to the polls and vote for Mayor
Devin.
Let US all turn out and support
our friendly mayor" in the Prima-
ries and Finals.
Sincerely yours,
Mote: Americans Of Japanese
ancestry who signed the statement
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-02-09
Ickes Was Friend
OF Nisei, Issei

WASHINGTON, d. c., Fen. y
JACI, ADC)-Death claimed ano-
Their wartime friend of persons oil
Japanese ancestry in the United
States when Harold l.. Ickes. for
mer Secretary of the Interior, died
last Sunday, according to the Wash
ington office of the JACb Anti
Discrimination Committee
Mike Masaoka, national legisla-
tive director of ADO. recalled that
Secretary Ickes was probably the
most outspoken cabinet officer III
the administration of President
Franklin d. Roosevelt to demand
fair play and recognition of the ci-
tizenship of the Nisei during World
War II.
He remembered that the War Re
location Authority, under the ad-
ministration of Dillon Myer, was
made an agency under Harold lcKes
on Feb. 16, 1914, when President
Roosevelt signed the Executive Or
der transferring the WRA to the
Department of the Interior. From
that time until his resignation on
Feb. is. 1916, Masaoka said that Nj
sci and Issei Americans and the
JACL had a truly great champion
in the former self-styled "curmud-
ppon"
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-02-09
Japanese Group Supports The Mayor

were James NJ. Matsuoka, Harry
l. Takagi. Takashi Hori, William
Y. Mimbu and TOru Sakahara.
The other signers were all Issei,
irst-generatiOn Japanese who
are ineligible for citizenship and
the right to cast their vOtes) UNI
der present American laws.)
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-02-09
We're for Mayor Devin, Mrs. Powell

Monday, Feb. IL, is Seattle's primary cleo
ton day.
The Northwest Times urges every Nlsei to
cast his ballot at the polling place in his pre-
cinct.
The Northwest Times hopes all Nisei and
Sansei, if they are eligible to vote, will vote
for the reelection of Mayor William r. De
vim and Councilwoman Mrs. F. r. Powell,
who are two of the strongest supporters OF A
mericans of Japanese ancestry. They must
win enough votes to be in the finals in March.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-02-09

The Board of Trustees of the CT
vic Unity Committee is proud, as is
Mayor William F. OWN Tight) to
introduce Miss Louise Blackham,
hevtly-appdinted executive secre-
tary Qeft, to Seattle. Miss Black
ham comes from New York City
where she has been engaged in pu-
bile relations, recreation and social
work. She has had wide experience
in community relations.
Miss Blackham succeeds Mrs. L
rene Miller who resigned to accept
a position in New York
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-02-09
Classified Ads

WANTED-Japanese, Issei or
Nisei, for responsible position.
Good pay. New Georgian
Cafe. MA. 1892.
WANTED: Girl for work in
dry cleaning plant. Must be
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In The Northwest Times
Evening star., 1952-12-03
u. 5. Jury 10 GET Data
On $50 Million Loan by
|RFC 10 BIO Railroad
BY the Associated Press

A Federal grand jury will be
given evidence Monday on the
circumstances surrounding an
$50 million loan by the Recon-
struction Finance Corp. to the
baltimore g. Ohio Railroad Co.. til
was learned last night.
The Justice Department, in
formed sources said, will give the
grand jury information on finan-
cial reports made to the RFC and
ICC by the railroad for 1912 and
part of 1943.
Loan Stirs Controversy.
A storm of controversy broke
over the loan, which was made in
1914 as an extension of an earlier
one. A Senate Banking subcom-
mittee and a special investigator
named early this year by Stuart
Symington, who then headed the
lending agency, both rejected
charges that fraud and collusion
were involved in the loan.
However, minority report
critical of both the railroad and
the RFC was filed with the COM
mittee by Senator Tobey, Repub-
lican, of New Hampshire in 1947.
1t was not adopted by the full
subcommittee, but was made pub
lie four years later.
In it the railroad was accused
of diverting 1912 profits to buy up
outstanding bonds, so as Ito give
a Semblance of reality to an allie
cation of inability to meet the
(RFC) maturity"
The Tobey report criticized
subsequent reorganization of the
railroad and accused the RFC of
"a collusive proceeding in bank
ruptcy."
Says RFC PrOfited.
Jesse H. Jones, former RFC
chairman, retorted that the agen-I
cy had made a profit of more
than $40 million from its loans
to the railroad. He pointed out
that the RFC was set up largely
Ito help railroads.
Joseph c Smith, jr., the special
investigator named by MI Sy-
mington, reported that the flnan-
cial reorganization was in the best
interest of the public. the railroad
and its creditors. including RFC.
Evening star., 1952-12-03

.Cuttle Flown to Bruzil
KARACHI (P).-Brazil has air.
lifted II Pakistani red bulls anC
COWS valued at $4,000 for breed
ing use in the Amazon Valley.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-27

ORLANDO a. Third naseman
Eddie Vest u due In the Washing
ton Senat0rs' camp today. aftel
ending his salary holdout ior
eported $4,000. the eInb's high
est.
The 25-year-old slugger bate
~ from leadoff position last sea.
son.