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Evening star., 1954-08-19

won delegate backing last night
for the national unions censure
Of q Houston tTex.) locai which
went into the courts with . union
matter.
In other action last night,
delegates called on the parent
American Federation Of Labor
to establish . million dollar fund
to fight State laws restricting the
union shop, and ordered all ITU
locals to cooperate with the AFL
political offshoot, Labor's League
for Political Education.
Evening star., 1954-08-19
Cottonseed Production Dips

CAIRO.-Egypt's 1953-54 pro-
duction OF cottenseed, the prin-
cipal source of vegetable oil. is
less than 600. 900 tons. about one
third below last seasons all-time
high of 927 800 tons.
Evening star., 1954-08-19
.-32 THE EVENING STAR

washington, -. ".
THIfR SHAY. AIGIIST 10. 1854
Evening star., 1954-08-19

sli Blsdensbvvs I'd. Ne. t2l----u. 1880
Wisconsin Ave. Of AIbemsrIs 061 EM.z-ll22
$500 Wilson Divd., Arlington n----JA. 7-4eD0
Evening star., 1954-05-26
AuToMosILss FOR SALE

FORD 1910: In perfect ecnd.: orig
Sis5. JE. $1,000. 0oO' ~" .as .Mas =
FORD '52 customiine Tudor; +. an,
h.. signals; beautiful 2-tone blu,
paint; l owner; low mileage an.
hke-new cond; low down pymt.: banl
financing; $1.O95. KIRK MOTOF
CO., 1000 Ga. ave. -27
FORD 80 convertible: r. and h.
black. white, top: 9 real summer
SeomIfs s%e spseia HarrsntS $7sS SoFTHRAs S%Sn5h
MOTOR CO. (Fordl, 4400 Benriini
rd. ne. LU. 4-10l1.
FORD '52 Country sedan; heater
.one owner; maroon and tan; d. c
inspection guaranteed; $1.596; 6.
NORTHEAST MOTOR CO. lFord)
44O0 Benning. rd. ne, LU. 4-lO1l
FORD SO Tudor; r. and h., Ford.
low mileage; Si.695: e-month q
MOTOR co. (Ford). go Biadens.
burg rd. ne. Ii. 7-S300..
FORD '53 Victoria; r and h., Ford.
omatic; 2-tone blue and ivory. ons
owner; D, c. inspection guaranteed
ranty. NORTHEAST MOTOR CO
Ford, $50 Bladensburg rd. ne.
FORD '53 Customliine "S'' Tudor; T
and h., overdrive, turn signals. seat
O%9p SGgeES S15sI * SILVER Vd5 rssPlWss1 sPEHso
Royal sign1. JU. s.$I57.
fGaS PorGomsc aqivs. ires sna
SPRING spie eiAf1 MofoR ;FeS! Co. cf ?Nc;; ioos
East-West hwy. JU. 8-3l57. Direct,
FORD "a customline Fordor; medium
signals, windshield washer; $3.50.
SILVER SPRING MOTOR CO.. INC.
1002 East-West hwy, JU. 9-3157.
Directly across from U. 8. Royal
FORD ,51 Victoria: radio. heater
hwy, .T Ju. y. s.siS7. pirectiy Dire y'tMess across
from U. s. Royal signD
FORD "a ranch wagon: Fordomatic
drive; Masic-Air heater; turn sig, sig,
sPEIN6 spIi IWs.t MOTOR STS Co. NC 1902 i%;:
rectly across from U. 8. Royal sign }
FORD 80 convertible; r. and h.,
WV. tires, all-leather interior: one
local owner: $S95. SILVER SPRING
MO1OH CO., lNC., luU@ EaSL-WeSt
hwy. Directly across from U. @,
Royal sign.G JU. S-3157. = Z
FORD 40 convertible; r. and h., turii
signals, Wv. tires. all-leather in
terror, new black top. The price Is
high, we know but we are sure this
is one of the cleanest in town. S705.
SILVER SPRING MOTOR CO., INC,
1909 East-West hwy. Directly across
from U. s. Royal sign). JU. S-3157.
FORD SO ranch wagon VS.: r. and
h., Fordomatic. turn signals: same
MOTOR CO., INC, 1902 East-West
hwy. directly across from U. 8.
Royal sign). .JU. S-3157.
FORD '52 Tudor Customline "S": r.
and h., Fordomatic, turn signals,
seat covers: ST., 1875 SILVER SPRING
MOTOR CO., INC. 1902 East-West
hwy. Directly across from q. Is.
Royal signl.. JU. S-3167.
HENRY j; ideal for second cart In
Al condition throughout; D. c. IN
spection guaranteed; $596: 6-month
or 6,0O0-mile warranty. NORTH
EAST MOTOR. CO. CFord), 44OO
Benning I'd. ne, LU. 4-1011.
HUDSON '46 orig. blk, 4-dr.: good
tires; all extras; clean, solid; S135
or offer. AP. 7-2S62 after 6 pm.
-28
Evening star., 1954-05-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

NASH 1e4s Ambassador convertible;
call MA. $1,000 or see at 4b5. <
NASH l94s black Super Ambassador
r: and b., seat covers. .overdrive:
excel cond: throughout: best offer.
NASH '52 Rambler station wagon;
tip-top cond. from bumper To
bumper; ideal for summer vacations.
Has radio and heater. Go for q
test drive today; 3O-day guarantee;
Sl,105. GRADY'S IANCOLN-MERC-
URX, 1909 Wis. ave-, OIL. 4-74OO.
Us
NASH 1850 Rambler convertible: r.
sd sad n; an outstanding value at
. ROE FORD. 1857 e Hast-Weast l.V7a h0N- h0S'.
Sill. Spg., Md. Open evenings It'll
9. JU. 5-7S01. -
NASH 1852 Rambler Custom hardtop
country club sedan; radio, Weather.
Eye heater; l owner; hke-new con-
oition; written guarantee; $1,295.
ALEXANDRIA NASH. 17O5 Mt. Yer
non ave.. Alex. Va. XXI. 9-233O.
ewes. It'll 9 pm. Closed Sundays.
NASH 1852 Ambassador 4-dr.; over
drive, r. and h.; reclining seats,
bed and other extras; new tires and
battery; excel. cond.; $1,000. JU.
NASH is52 Statesman 4-dr.; -sS com.
pany ofncial car; r. and h.; 81, 1,O95.
no trades. LA. 6-7S0O. Ext. 22. o
Evening star., 1954-05-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR sALE

MERCURY 81 convertible; elasier
blue, r., h.. Wv. tires: q beauty;
M;29b; 4:month written guarantee.
n1.. nGTa AD. Hsalsr srasdbdb.l bbl4 Vernon. 4s ays-
MERCURY 80 convertible; smart
equipped with heater and overdr. !:
$685.. KLOPFER MOTORS. INC.
Fairfax. Va. cR. $1,000.
MERCURY 81 Station Wagon, orig
country club tan finish. 7. and h.:
for the drst thrifty Mercury buyer
that wheels u for test drive: safe
GINcooIIsNiai1s; GINcoI.N.MEscuRY. 1868 SAVys Wis.
ave-. OF. 4-74OO. -2S
MERCURY IS Monterey sedan, EQUIP.
incl. Merc-O-Matic, power steering
and brakes. This beautiful 2-tone
car; cannot be told from new; save
cost guarantee. isli diRAliD;Yss1 II IiNcoLNo 1 N; N
MERCURY, '7s09 Wis. ave-. Oh.
MERCURY hEaeSSi 81 4-door; r. and Io h..
HoYLE S HisI Moron 1gRIis sREEs. l71S iS'f. +. Z.
ave. ne, -DU. 7-s300. -28
M. G. '51-53: starting at Ss45. MAN
HAITIAN AUTO. INC. (Kaiser-Willys
and foreign cars). 9TH and r SITS.
NV. NO. 7-270O. Established 1914.
M. G. '54 TT: only wks. old; traded
on Jaguar. Save $500. JACK PRY.
14th and p sts NV
MORRIS 1954s. A selection Of 2-door
models. conyertibles and station wag-
ons: low mileage, at reduced prices.
sAlso M. g, demonstrators available.
New-car title and guarantee. MAN
HAITIAN AUTO, INC. (Kaiser-Willys
NV. NO. 7-27OO. Established 1914.
with branch salesroom for Austin
Healey sport car and Austin Of Eng
land ut 1910 King st.. Alexandria.
Evening star., 1954-05-26
AUTOMOBILES Fok SALE

0LDgMOBILE 1853 "ee. De luxe
Matte; power steer;inTs. T power W.; BRAKES.
Wv. tires. power windows and seat
control; padded dash: Autronic Eye.
Car looks like new. Safety Tested
BROS. ofDs FUSED car FAIR. Wis. Wis
1908. Open daily til o. -27
OLDSMOBILE s51 "9S" 4-dr.; r, h.;
Hydra-Matic; / owner; immac. Sac
LTAMs BUICK. 4. ]. ave. At Goth
st. ne. -27
.5s "ss" Holiday;
green finish; r. and h., Hydra
Matte; special today at S2,495. CCC
guar. CAPITOL CADILLAC-O -OLDS-
MOBILE CO.. 1922 22nd st. NV.
0LDsM0BIIE '53 Super "ss" de luxe
2-door sedan; attractive Canto
cream and black top with harmon
king custom tailored seat covers;
radio heater. Hydra-Matic drive,
power brakes and numerous other
accessories. Car Is immaculate in
every respect and must be seen and
driven to appreciate. An outstand-
ing value. Sale priced for Q days
only at S2,096. OLMSTEAD MO-
TOR Co. N. Virginia's Largest
Oldsmobile Dealer, 1000 Wilson
OLDsMOBILE "sS" 1850 >sedan; Hy-
dra.. radieI hester; excel. cond; ]
z owner; $3.50. 1855 Belmont I'd. NV.
& AL. 4-U3d0. -ZH
Evening star., 1954-05-26
AuToMosILEs FOR SALE

OLDsNlOBILE 80 "ss" sedan: blue
and white flnish; r. and IL, Hydra.
Matte. Today's best buy, 81 .695
NV, ST. $4,000.
OLDSMOBnE '4S 4-dr.; HYDRA; r
and h.; good transportation; only
$l95.. HILL q SANDERS, Wash. 4
Oldest Ford Dealer, 1lI4 Vermont
oESsnosirLAFP aSs aSi AP' 1885, $500; ass. M. S,v
r.. and h.. Hydra-Matic; 1000
orig. miles; S1.605. ROYAL MO-
Sso; I0ES; ID Kennedy st. NV. TU.
OLDs less Super "ss" d. lux. con-
vert. coupe: r. and h.: Hydra-MSfic.
power brakes: Wv. tires; showroom
cond.; safety tested; written guar
antee; $2.406: PAUL EROS. oLDS
USED Car Fair), wis. ave. and
Ellicott st: NV, IKE. 7-l30S. Open
daily til 8. -27
Evening star., 1954-05-26
AUTOS FOR SALE Cont

FORD late 80 VS. convertible: ali
extras; excellent cond.; lew mile
age; orig. owner; Ss75. IA. 9-2724.
FORD 1851 station wagon: good
SSni,. sSnd;; $50. 1908 Madison St..
FORD so Custom Fordor sedan: r.
and h: overdrive Beaut. blue paint;
new seat covers; 1-owner car: Just
town only Ss95. TAKoMA Ford1
sp2ine sir8Es u s7S9 s91poo ptney b. rd. gs sslyeF
FORD 81 de luxe VS. convertible;
tires; new:car title and warrants
FORD 50 vs.; Fordomatic: radio and
heater: $4,000 mi: diplomats car:
e SIt 49S Gs. or To best ,o Oftsr CO 5-Sss999
FORD 81 Country Squire; Al; con-
$1,095. TAKOMA tForD MOTORS,
S126 Piney ,neyy Br. rd.. Silver Spring.
FORD 50 Victoria: 2-tOne blue and
ivory, all accessories including Gus
tom-tailored covers; 81. .S45. FRANK
sMAiLi ss HI Ri, gS,ssl INC" 5000 Pa. ave.
FORD i949 Tudor; r. and h.. light
sreen; in Al condition throughout:
S595. 6-month or 6,OOO-mile war!
ranty; NORTHEAST MOTOR co.
IFord 920 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
FORD 80 club coupe; Sheridan blue,
r. h., and Wv. tires; clean inside
and out; S795: 4-month written
guarantee. HILL & SANDERS.
Mash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, 1114
vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-4300.
FORD so club coupe: black. r. and
HILL & SANDERS, Wash.is Oldest
E% Eo1d Dealer. 1900 14th st. NV.
FORD 81 station wsgon; r. and h..
written guar. HILL g. SANDERS,
Mash.'s. Oldest Ford Dealer. 1144
Vermont ave. NV, AID. 4-43OO.
FORD so Courier; heater equipped;
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900
FORD ras6 St 55 sW Mainline N1 s-li9i' ls!' Fofdor;
heater; one owner; 5000 miles:
eeStra clean. Today,s special: ST.
~; written guar; TRIANGLE MO-
FORD 1850 de luxe "s" Fordor: ra-
DIG; heater, special today: $495.
TRIANGLE MOTORS. 301O r. IT,
FORD "a conv.; CO. ofic. car: fully
equip. incl. Fordomatic, power
brakes and fender skirts; $500 disc.
with new-car title. and warranty:
IoU HU, mileage I See Phil Mixwell. IA
Carroll ave, TAX. PIX. Md. --2S
FORD 1853 Ranch Wagon: immacu-
late in every detail; smart seamist
green finish; equipped with radio.
heater ana Fordomatic; S1.995.
KLOPFER MOTORS. INC. Lincoln
Mercury, Fairfax Circle, Fairfax.
rHVaa CR; 3-o290; go,
and heater: exceptionally clean
throushout: 81 .295. terms. Car No.
325-A. MONROE FORD, 510O wis. |
ave. NV, Wo. $4,000. Open ewes.
It'll pm.
FORD '52 Consul sedan; radio and
heater; very economical transp.;
S795 terms. Car No. 4S9-A. MON /
ROE FORD, 1897 East-West hwy. 1
Sill. Spg., Md. Open evenings til o. Il
JU. 5-1S04.
Evening star., 1954-05-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

0LDs 1859 "es" Super Dc luxe A-dr
sedan; gray; Hydra Matte, :. and b.
nylon seat covers. One owner. 81 300
pE. 2,S66l, between and 8. Mon
through Fri. -26
OLDS 1853 '0S" de luxe cony. coupe;
r. and h.. Hydra. power steering
power brakes. Wv. tires, power
windows. seat control, padded dash
very low mileage; safety-tested writ
oLDs USED CAR Ear Fl FAIR" ReW wis. Save. ave.
and Ellicott st. NV, KE. 7-l3OS,
Open daily til g.. -27
OLDS AZ "66" 4-dr. sed.; cleanest
AZ In town. with Hydra, :. and h.
immac. body and paint; sos down,
$50 mo-; S395. KIRK MOTOR CO.,
1000 Ga. ave. -27
OLDS 1949 station wagon, wood body,
Rocket "SS'; Hydra-Matic; r. and b.
engine. Best offer accepted. Phone
JE. 3-S1O6. -27
Evening star., 1954-05-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDs 81 'es" Holiday coupe: q
beautiful 2-tone finish: must ~ tes
aoYLE aRS friys Mofso0R e agPppFfsssats gpf 81 ,2sS
ave. ne. DU. 7-630O. Pa
OLDS 1853 "ss" 4-door, fully eouin.
velvet-black finish; 1000 miles:
showroom cond. Special ct Sl,905.
MCNEIL sTUDEBAKER, 4OS4 wiz
PACKARD 1850 4-dr. sedan: biSeR:
clean .throughout; S795; 3O-iay
guarantee. HILL q SANDERS
Mash.'s. Oldest Ford Dealer. 11fl
vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-4300. >
AUTOMOBILE sALEsMAN-if Vim =
need to make $4,000 to $4,000 mar
year. apply to Mr.. Casper, at Ban.
ming d Sons Motor Inc. $500 Bal
timore ave, Hyattsville, Nd. Previ.
Gus automobile sales experience un.
necessary. -27
Evening star., 1954-05-26
AuroMosiLss roR SALE

ga: sssS.i ki kkiiseSSssasssF S.sss3. T. eng ms 4
HUDSON '52 club coupe; :. and h.
Only $995. Cash, trade or banl
fnancing. CAITHNEsS BUICK
.Ts Mc Used oS Gar tltaSd Let S1ls e, WiscoHsis
6-55s1. Open til Q. -2S
HUDsoN l949 super club coupe
%oSRoG; ssS; FoRD is5i eio Sioo NSj Wis; ssSiA ~.
n.w.. WO. $4,000. Open ewes. It'll 8
| pm.
HUDSON 40 super "e' 2-dr. sedan;
r: and h.; flne buy. only $195
MERSON q THOMPSON. Chrysler-
Plymouth Dealer, 7221 wisconsin
MeDAR ,.5U Ar. 1850 Marx Y: :.srinss ser {,
JxGUARs ,5s Marx xvi VII sed.; s1.s75;
MARI v conx.; e. 900 mi Sl,S50;
kSIsHa oTHsEi JACK !As d RRY, -. i1th e and 2
KAISER so sedan; r. and h.. over
drive. seat. covers: very clean and
MERSON & THOMPSON, Chrysler-
Plymouth Dealer. 1927 Wisconsin
ave. Bethesda. Nd. Oh. s-sSiS.
KISSEL car: collectors item. 1926 :
Or. sedan; excel. cond.: sell best Of
fer or trade for Q tow or pickup
truck 60 Or motorcycle with sidecar.
LINCOLN ia47 continental eonv :;
$995; Call Redwood 6-7136. -26
LINCOLN '53 Cosmopolitan; ESQUIRE
green; essentials, but no sadgets:
less than 1000 miles; peri. cond.
Drive 1t and you win agree it's the
best buy. See II ct 34O8 18th st. n,
Just On Kirkwood rd.. in Arl. ia.
Lincoln 1853 Capri ep..: contin.n. Es
tai kit; fully equip; sold $500,
save $1,000; owners name on re-
quest. JACK PRY, 14th and p sts.
MERCURY go 4-door, black. ieayins
country: sacrifice $3.50. AD. 2-3Ss3.
MERCURY '52 Monterey hardtop VS.,
same as new. one-owner car with
low miles; In beautiful 2-tone
colors; r. and h.: cd, Wv. tires;
low down payment; priced ct V
orig. cost: 81. .696. KIRK MOTOR
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-24
Letter From japan

ket. Then there are other sections
like Shibuya the transferring
point for subway and bus passen-
gers continually milling helter-
and candy. Anyway. night and
day wherever We go. We notice
SHELTER. Around the subway sta
lions are lined just many. many
shoe sinners 1t seems funny that
though the multitudes are always
in rush to get places they always
have time for a Commute shoe
shine
ShimbaShi entertainment sec
ton Burlesque and foreign film
theaters At night brilliant lights
flick on and off while cruising Ia
xicabs and blaring loudspeakers
from advertisement cars make this
part really exciting to visit Oh a
word concerning taxi-drivers You
know in order to ride in one.
would advise the passenger to
know the address and how to get
there. 1t was shocking once to
give the address and have the dri-
yer say. How do you get there?"
Shinjuku. Marunouchi Hihiya
and Asakusa are the others equa-
lily fascinating. Each of these sec
tions is large and to be honest. =. we
are like country pumpkins here in
Tokyo. third largest city in the
world, and being from Seattle
it's really some thrill
The city being SO stretched out
when a person tells you "Oh that
place is just right there" believe
me it's a good eight miles The
population of Tokyo consists of
children, women. salary-men and
students The latter is easily re-
cognizable because of the balck u
inform, These students are really
earnest for education (my impress
SION. studying on crowded trains
or wherever they are and always
reading
The purpose of our trip was to
see Japan and learn as much as we
possibly coud-thus called a Ken
gakudan." We certainly are doing
exactly that
All the descriptions of Japan we
heard before arriving are hardly
adequate for what it's really like
It's "hontoni" terrific Well it
/ won't be long now till we sail for
home and as that song goes "IIl
Well be home for Christmas( I
hopeD Hellow to Sunni and Kazl
Sincerely.
S/PatSy NakaShima
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-24
West Coast Evacuation
OF Japanese In End War
Hit AS National 'BlOtCh'
Authors OF New Book Criticize FDR,
Military, Supreme Court And People

Almost IL years after thousands
of Japanese Americans were herd
ed to concentration camps. new
book charges that the evacuation
"looms as a great and evil blotch
upon our national history" repor-
ted the Associa ted Press this week.
Written by Professors Jacobus
TenBroek. Edward N. Barnhart
and Floyd w. Matson. all MEM
bers of the University of Californ-
ia Speech Department. the book
Prejudice War and the Constitu-
ton was released Monday, Nov
ember 81 in Berkeley, Calf.
TWO.THIRDS AMERICANS
The authors scathingly criticize
President Franklin D Roosevelt,
the military command. the United
States Supreme Court and even
the American people for the up
roofing of all japanese and trans
planting them to barren centers.
Ironically the book was written
and published in California where
the populace had been particular
ly prejudiced and unjustifiably
distrustful of Japanese as repre-
sentation of The Yellow Peril " a
dubious honor previously owned by
the Chinese.
With Pearl Harbor West Coast
japanese. even though two-third'
of them we're native-born Ameri-
can citizens. were Immediately
placed under suspicion as potentia
spies saboteurs and even as posi-.
bly, disguised enemy soldiers. Thu'
the people were panicked into TIT
idea of getting rid of the Japanes,
American population only. (Edi'
tors note: We we're also at wal
with Germany and italy,
DEWITT MOVES IN
This popular wartime attitud,
enabled military officials. the Pre-
sident and even the courts to &,
along with the idea at the risk o
constitutional guarantees and TIL,
rights of citizenship. the publica
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-24

Editors note: The American
people themselves were partly to
blame for the historic uprOottng oil
japanese living on the West Coast
during World War ii charged the
authors of the new book "Preju-
dice War and the Constitution.
published by the University Of Ca
Iifornia Press. The authors are
Prof Jacobus TenBroek Edward
N. Barnhart and Floyd w. Mat
son all members of that Universe
tvs Department of Speech Prior
to the wholesale evacuation, the
newspaper. a powerful public OPT
mon molding media was employed
successfully with falsehoods and
lies by number of individuals to
stir onIy anti-Japanese sentiment
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-24
Dear Mr. and Mrs Budd Fukei:

Hello l just finished sewing
parts of my kimono for sewing
class and thought it might be a
good idea to write letters home.
Jeepers my mothers been hand
ing in all those corny letters.
hear to your paper. Hope the rea-
ders didn't get bad impressions of
Japan from some of these. ANY,
way here go some of the high
lights of the last month.
We can frankly call ourselves
now 5l-day-old natives of Japan
Where we used to say "Oh really
has now been changed to "ah-sO";;
no more do we hum phrases of
"Sg- boom" but instead the now
popular "Otami-san " Once upon
a time we used to wait mannerly
for people ahead of us to climb a
board the subs; now the scene
changes and we elbow and shove
and stumble into the vehicle with
neither a guilty conscience of step
ping on Ojo-sans' geta-ed feet or
knocking out Bo-Chan's teeth One
thing certain: we're getting tired
of having it done on us These
street cars are indescribably i'm
poSsible During rush hours ga
hours day in Tokyo we can be
so damned into one OF these that
we always get off the "densha'
dizzily and with our clothes press
ed in the oldest manner
Pardon me but an earthquake
just shook the houses They are
supposed to be quite common here
so buildings can't be over II stori-
es high
We have become acquainted
with a few of the bigger districts
OF Tokyo. First of course the
Gina Always so rushed bust
ling and racing traffic mile-a-mi-
mute people Big fabulous depart
ment stores now decorated in
Christmas fashion. novelty shops
thousands of them lined anywhere
and everywhere. Tea rooms and
noodle houses beckon with lusci-
GUS displays.
being so I'M willpowered we al
ways are lured and can now be
called connosieurs of "udon') and
naturally the newspaper office
like sounding amusement called
'pachinko - It's a different type
OF pin ball Prizes consist of gum
these centers. 1t seems there'd be
more worth while places to spend
money-honest. it's sure some rae
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-24

ton asserts
It wasn't long before the West
Coast Military Commend. under
1t Gen John l. Dewitt. began
restricting the Japanese one way
or another Then the decision to
evacuate all Japanese. citizens and
aliens alike. to areas removed from
the coast. General Dewitt sought
and received the highest authority
for doing this.
The authors also declare that
when the evacuation was ordered
by an executive order from Presi-
dent Roosevelt the danger OF a
japanese military invasion of the
Pacific Coast had already passed
Among civilian authorities fav-
oring the evacuation was Earl
Warren now US Chief Justice.
; then Attorney General of Califor-
mia The book quotes Warren as
having said the absence of any sa-
botage Immediately after Pearl
| Harbor was an indication that ia
! panese on the coast were biding
their time and getting ready to
strike at a more opportune date.
NO ESPIONAGE PROVEN
No espionage or sabotage was E.
yer proven against the American
japanese the authors say
Describing the episode, the book
states:
"The whole vast harsh and dis
criminatory program of uprOOtinf
and imprisonment initiated b!
the generals advised ordered ant
supervised by the civilian heads o
the War department authorized
by the President supplemented b!
Congress, approved by the Su
preme Court and supported by thu
peoples without parallel in ou
past and full of ominous forebOd
ings for our future.
"The entire japanese American
program violated and degraded
the basic individuaIism which sus
tains democracy II impaired
the trial tradition of the common
law II disparaged the principl
that guilt Is individual
made racism constitutional prin
ciple. II tolerated preventive in
generation for assumed dislOya
beliefs and attitudes unaccOm
panied by acts-attributing then
without proof probable cause o
reasonable suspicion to an entir
group on a basis of race.
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Q BY Ok, HIRaHaRA and BILL NIsHIMURA

NVC-ponsored Irish 1854 Little League football
champions Sat
,lay November at player awarded
trophy Inspratona Award Civ
en- Gary Yamasha player Kenneth
Gidlof
Among the guests Philip Smith Mrs Geo
Keough George Frady and Mrs Floyd Churchill
and the man speaker Mr. and Mrs Al Mar
were introduced the huge through their unh
efforts tho the boys enjoy broth pies during
the wet cold Sunday afternoon
Our HANKS go Auxiliary Chairman jeanne Watanaoe
and her able assistants for successfully the huge task
Of preparing the dinner without the AuxaS
heJo the b,nolet would haveb of the question
We'd like you this time that there will be no general
Nvc meeting for Thanksgiving Day dance
and all In December TIE meeting Friday December H.
o'clock sharp
Co-chamen and Frank Okazah announced that
the annual chldren Christmas party held SUNDAY Dec
enber 10 at clubhouse.
The hours WI parents are reminded that eacn
child attending should ffycent gift marked either for
b or gill Aside Claus there will be games refresh
1lcnts and entertainment
Donations Denny Yoshmura HoroSo Tokia So Frank
IYats IS, snro Ksshlne 30
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-24
By BUDD FUKEI

December 7 l94l is a day which
will long be remembered in Ameri-
can history as Pearl Harbor Day
the day our country was suddenly
swept into World War II because
of the dastardly attack by the ia
panese on that u S territorial sea
port
December 7 194l also is a day
which will not be forgotten by ia
panese Americans. it was the day
CONTINUED ON PAGE q
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NV
"a Community Thanksgiving
Service. 7:30 pm. in Japanese
Methodist Church
25-NVC Thanksgiving dance.
25-28-Northwest Methodist Pa
cific Laymen's Conference in Spo-
kane.
27-7:30 pm. japanese movie
sponsored by Bellami Y group.
DECEMBER
25-Valeda dance. Seattle Oh am
Der of Commerce Hall pm to IL
midnight.
28-Bellami Tolo 9 pm. to IL
midnight at Norselander.
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NISEI WINS CHEST PIN

DENVER-Sam Y Matsumoto
president of the Denver JACL
chapter, recently received a speci-
al award from the area Commu-
nifty Chest for outstanding work in
assisting in the 1854 drive