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REAL ESTATE LOANS
End TRUSTS
AVIATION

PIPER TRI-PACER-New, super-cus-
tom: newly refinished super cruiser
and J-3. See at Washtngton-Vtr-
GINA Airport. -2S
new omni. license and engine major.
Always hangared and babied. Many
extras. $3.50 or $500 without
omni. OWNER, RA. 3-4455.
cond.. 4-pass.. radio. $50 hrs.
S.M.O.H. $3.50 Monday after
pm. HE. 4 5000.
WEEK END SPECIAL - Continental
ASS, exchange $229; C-65, $500,
from the lst to the 18th of April
on major engine overhaul. g.
maintenance, HYDE FIELD. Clinton,
I, NC duI rs, 6 119St5 ~. s,,r,on station
wagon. No club deal or no stu
dents. Phone BILL. 10. 1885
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GARAGES

SUIT. FOR STORAGE. carpenter.
painter or similar, mr.. ne. H st.
HEATED GARAGES for rent at leo
C st. ne; IL; 6-4466. as
garage for rent, $3.50 mo. See
PARKING SPACE, paved alley, 18th
a and s fts' , NY Can Ms. Nc. 57l$l3
Reasonable. RA. $3.50.
AGAR GARAGE. 928 Maryland ave,
n.e.-Suitable for plumber or any
contractor; street ent,. End flr. suit.
for office. JU. &-9l60.
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vAcArlon PLACES

FOR SALE - Sportsmans Lodge.
Hamp. Gov w. Va. Beautifully furn.,
s rooms, VI. round; all city cow:
20 a., . mi. river front: strictly pvt;
mountainous view. Price $4,000
No brokers. Box 464-H. Star. 2Se
RETREAT. VA.-New
club. Priced for quick sale. So. 500.
Complete, Including lifetime club
membership. JE. 3-1522. -2S
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$4,000 end TRUsT-Pay S31.50 mo.
on 1910 E st. Sc; good maSeers'
$500 and TRUST. 81, ps pa e !
$500 SECOND. payable $50 ;, me, mo.
Over $1,000. B&L. Price So, 100.
ST. 3-l256, TU. 2-6253.
end TRUST NOTE, $500 at S57. SO
per mo: over $1,000 b. and /; ask
ing s3,15O; others. ST. S.39.9l
5000. S S-G FOX ss,6OO-wen secured.
long-term End. In Lewisdale area
$3.50 A5O SECOND TRUST. payable
$53225. ga over e 300 Or B& SaI PEice
$1,000 end TRUST. 6T. payable 40
mo. Price S2,7O0. Excel maker.
ia. 9-175O. ST. 3-9433.
S4,OOO-payable $40 mo. at so
S2,9OO-payable 500 mo. at SO
SACRIFICE
HE. 4-3906 MA. 8-697s
4 SECOND TRUST NOTES, $1,000
ea, Payable S26 per mo. Asking
very old home. no. 2-7957.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

INTERNATIONAL 1850 3-ton panel:
Lilo: reasonable. ia. 1880: Ext
40. --2S
GMC '4S 1-ton panel; S495. RA. j.
1892. --2S
sTUDEBAKER AZ is-ton pickup;
metal body. new brakes. tires, bat
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Sl,MMER HOMES

N1RTHA'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
remodeied school house on large
freed lot. Lge. liv. rm. with firepl
3 bedrms., bath and equipped kit
and guest house of , rms. and BATH
on North I'd. 3 mi. from Menemsha
beginning July /. IA. 2-9217; IA
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LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and con-
solidate your present trusts thereby
reducing monthly payments and tn
s esrfss c srd MYI Dl ay NJ isHSs2S
evenings La. 6.0104.
end AND 3rd TRUST NOTES
NHAsiTioNAI. FIN ANc1NG CO.
lO14 K st, NV 11th and x
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OVERSTOCK
SALE
BARGAIN PRICl

BARGAIN PRICES
On the following. new Dodge and
Plymouth parts. Radiator srilles
cores, hub caps. tenders, hubs and
drums. fender. and body holdings
etc, for most models and years
$3.50. JOE LEE.
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WATERFRONT PROP WANTED

WANTED TO RENT in JULY; small
O. thereabout. DI. 1-s2l3, after e 2 m
QUIET RESPONSIBLE FAMILY Of
four desire a clean. well constructed
nicely furnished house in the bay
bedrooms, two baths, dining room.
kitchen and living room with pleas j,
ant view. Will take good care OF
property. Landing dock for small
boat desirable Give complete de-
scription. location. amount OF rent
and time property can be seen. Rox
Can PAY CASH for a summer or
ali year home. within committing
distance of washington. State full
narticularS Fox SIG. Star.
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ON DISPLAY
TODAY
AT D. C. ARMORY

REVEL CRAFT
20 It 7-ft. sin. beam, 6S-in. head
room, 7-ft. 8 hunks, complete cruiser
with inclosed head. galley with run
ming water, stove. sink, icebox. etc.
low as Sa95 in unfinished model.
MARTIN MOTORS
A full line of Martin motors on dis
play including the new 200 Silver
Liner mot on display until Tues. }.
2O-h.p. 7S-pound gear-shift Martin
100 given away free with loft.
cruiser.
ALUMINIUM
See the new Orlando Clipper with
the eye-appeal of a wooden boat.
NODDED PLYWOOD
See the new Birch Craft with the
price tag of kit boat.
PLYWOOD
See the new l2-ft. Pri Wind. 20 mi.
per hr with 7A-h.p,
16-FT. CHRIS-CRAFT
CUPBOARD CRUISER
The new model will be given away
free.
On display at International Show,
March % to April 4. Open ] to IL.
RITCHIE BOAT WORKS
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SHANNON SllSJe g. LUCHs co,
BEACH HOME
SOUTH RIVER

CAPE LOCH HAVEN-Year round
home near beach. 4 bedrooms, bath
with shower. fireplace, auto. oil
heat. cleo refgr. and stove. Only
$500, $3.50 down, pal. 20 yrs
at So to reliable buyer.
SYLVAN SHORES-Solidly built, 2
bedroom and bath cottage Vitn
basement. living room with fire.
place. nice kitchen and dining room
Very attractive at $500 Terms.
]. NORMAN SMITH
Is Maryland Ave. Colonial $3.50 90
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MOTORCYCLES

MOTOR SCOOTER. new. Indian pa.
sest' ' spoo. '0 s417 4A cypr e' dr. dr..
Holmes Run Acres, Falls CHI, Va.
HID. 40 IA" DIV; passed D. C.
Inspect: $500. LA. 6-8410.
HARLEY-DAVIDSON 194S "74,'
complete with -sidecar: good cond.
CUSHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER, 1850;
new laauer paint. rebuilt 5-h.p. mo-
tor: excel. cond.: S110. IA: $4,000
THEY'RE HERE!
1854 Triumph T-l10s; 40 Gu. in,
swinging-arm twins, plus the all
new Terrier" 150-cc,. overhead
valve; 4-speed. lightweight. Priced
from $3.50: excellent selection OF
useo machines priced from S175.
Sales Service. Parts. Accessories,
ALLIED MOTORS
HOO 9th st. NV. CO. b-l496
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WANTED

we have numerous clients looking
for waterfront property. II YOU are
iooking for quick sale please con-
tact this office immediately; v
WIN. z Miller. Realtor
Mavo Road. woodland Beach. Mary
land. Colonial 3-5lS3.
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TRAlLERs tcont.t

AS THINNER: 80 IT,; all metal; ST..
hwy, Alexandria, Va
TRAILER HOME, inclosed porch at
tach.; bargain; completely furn. TIE
$1,000
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MONEY WANTED

list MORTGAGE of $4,000 at 5se
payable at $50 per $1,000. New
air-cond. office building at Conn. and
NJ. A commitment of $4,000 is
now available from insurance CO
Principals only. Box 356-D. Star:
WANT TO PLACE End TRUST of, 81. :
900 on 6-rm. brick, LIST trust BEL,
$4,000; will pay reas. disc. LA
Construction Company
Wants loan to expand business; high
rate Of return. Box 269-H, Star:
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SPECIAL

1851 HID "6I" o.-h.v.: runs good;
new paint; good rubber. As Is, sos.
Your present machine may be down
pymt. on late. low-mileage '52s
and '63s.
FREE 1854 race schedule for the
asking.
HARLEY DAVIDSON
SALES a. SERVICE
1865 31st st. NV. AID. $4,000.
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NOTE-Chris-C Graft Michigan factories
are now on strike-If you have
We suggest you check with us about
those kits which arc affected.
SEE THESE ASSEMBLED AND
PAINTED MODELS ON DISPLAY
e spoTts G5aser 1aS tk k S S335
SIT. Pram S62 Exit, S49l
ALSO
The first Hoynet Aft. sport model
will arrive this week exit, S2o9)
Assembled and painted S295
1S-ft. cab. (S549 kit) a. and D.. S749
81 1T. crser fS799 kitl a. and p. 1905
THE LIGHTHOUSE
10Hc DOWN, EASY PAYMENTS
Phone Fairview 2-4l21
Indian Head Hwy.---Straight ahead on
So, Capital ST.. i mi. past d. c.
line at ESQ station corner.
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CARS
WANTED
WE WANT CARS
REINES MOTOR CO.
lSiO Wilson Blvd.
ARLINGTON, Va, ia. 10000

IMMEUIAIE CASH SETTLEMENT
DAILY TILL Q PM SUN. TILL s
CALL AID. 1882
BLASS & CLARK
No. l Florida Ave. NE.
Cor, of N Capitol and Florida NE,
CADILLACS WANTED
PENNY MOTORS
1870 r. l. Ave. NE. LA. 6-2eOn
CASH FOR CARS
ANY MAKE OR MODEL
PENNY MOTORS
1870 r. l. Ave. NE. LA $4,000
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BOAT SUPPLIES
o iaefets DA 81; .-in. rope oDo0 IL cents
and si S NineRes. GicHN Hs a5ls Il
st. NV. Elk. 3-3527.
ON DISPLAY
Washington's largest variety OF boats.
motors and engines.
owens. Gift. express.
owens, 35-ft. express.
owens. 31-tt. express.
Trojan. 20-ft. express.
Chris Graft. IG-ft. Sportsman.
Trojan. l4-it. Sea Captain.
Barbour. l4-ft utility.
CHRYSLER ENGINES
VS. Imperial. 200 hip.
Crown Gro Do i ! = h'D'
MERCURY MOTORS
All models in stock. complete parts
and service.
CHRIS-CRAFT KITS
New models. new low prices on Chris
Craft fittings and hardware.
CHRYSLER ROYAL. 81; $3.50.
USED BOATS
loft Correct Craft.
23-ft Chris-Craft express.
USED CUPBOARD MOTORS
All makes $3.50 up.
Interlux paint.
and varnish.
WILLIAM J. LITTLE
636 Main Ave. s.W. Ma. $500
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A DEALER FROM N. c.
Paying high price for clean cars.
7400 Ga. ave. NV. RIA. 3-5677.
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A COMPLETE STEEL HULL
90 ft.xS It. can be yours for 81, $40
or our specifications. Not a kit, bui
q complete hull. For details, write
WELIN DAVIT AND BOAT, 499
Market Street, Perth Amboy. New
Jersey. Dealer franchise available
to reputable beat yard or re-
5ponsible Individual.
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CHEVROLE'
CHEVROLET "a Bel Air 2-dr.; spark

CHEVROLET % Bel AIT G-dr.; SPARK
ling 2-tone finish: fully equipped;
less than - miles: try to duplicate
this for the unheard-of price of only
Sl,19J: as low as S2g5 down.
Charlie Mack's RELIABLE MOTOR
CO., l0l N. Y. ave, ne. Open, 8
TO 8. Open Sundays. Ma. S-557I.
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CHEVROLET AS Aero sedan; blue
and gray two tone: heater; engine
recently overhauled: eXtra-good buy
at $500. OWNER. OIL. 2-3S0U.
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BUICK 81 Super conv.: Dynahow. r.
and h., ivory. E-Z Eyeglass; $4,000
miles. $ll95. UN. 4-S404 %
BUICK 1858 Roadmaster; convert
ible; selectrouic radio heater, E-Z
Eyeglass, Wv. tires, spoked wheels
power steering. white with red in
terror. S2.195. Call IA. 7-40S2.
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CHEVROLET 80 Cdr. Styleline de
/ luxe; S595; nice car for the price;
/ low down payments can be taken
| over by respon. party. Ii. 6-6633
CHEVROLET late 40 4-door de luxe;
! black; r., h.: excel. throughout;
many extras; S593. AID. 4-1l:}2
CHEVROLET '46 Styleline 4-dr. black
| sedan; good cond.; best offer. JU.
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DODGE "a vs. station wagon; Power.
f fyde; p s"S,pne sdteeFinE and ID
Gyromatlc, heater and defroster;
only S.153 MI: beaut. 2-tone finish;
81, 595. bank financing. KIRK MO-
TOR co. 1000 Ga. ave. NV. IA.
DODGE 1899 panel; very good con-
dition; plumbers rack on side; S95.
D .I,E :s,, "a demon. fully eaaipped;
with Ss spprove can cre dance Ii S4So a.
DODGE 40 Meadowbrook sedan; r.
and h.: seat covers; beaut. light blue
flnish; a very clean car: Se45: writ
Sen f X. ave. A ne Be- a M9ToRs
and heater: clean throughout: SH15.
4-month written guarantee. HILL
Dealer; lila Vermont ave. NV. AID,
DODGE 1910 cdr: r. and h. good
running condition: cheap. WE.
oDGE 81 ROYAL sedan; e-tone
| sion: real value. So 295: CCC guar.
CAPITOL CADILLAC OLDsMOB1LE
| CO., 1929 "@nd st. NV. ST. $4,000.
D S5Hssf f Royai VS.. 1854: S.. r.
and h., etc: $500 mi; owner has
too many cars" You save. lose
DoDGE 81 a-dr.: $7e5; equipped.
qYArTs EVii BUCK, 4S SaSo +
ave, Hyattsville, Md. AP. 10000.
DODGE sedan. 1947: r. and h.. GOOD
cond.: nice, clean: take old car in
DODGE 194S 4-dr.. blue sedan: Wv.
f tires s esSd 5S0nd'' low mileage; s476;
DODGE ~ 4-dr.: r. and h.: owner;
| 1895. ALEXANDER NASH. 1905
| Mt. Vernon ave-, Alex, Va. XII.
9-2330, ewes. till 8 pm. Closed
DODGE Isl 4-dr.. Meadowbrook: r.
and h.; s. c.; good tires: q very flne
! car for q very low price. $685..
| WISSINGER CHEVROLET CO.. Sew
| en- Corners, Falls Church, Va. JE.
| 2-1177. Open ewes. It'll 2.
DODGE '46 4-dr.: r. and h.; nice in
terror; mech. peri: S325. or trade
| for older car. Call PVT. OWNER.
! LU -6346.
DODGE $50 Diplomat hardtop; E-A
! Eye-glass, torque drive, 2-tone green
! and cream finish. with new-car ap-
| pearance: ST 500. MILLER MOTOR
! CO.. 1910 r. l. ave. ne. co. 5-S2 4.
DODGE '4s a-ton panel: heater,
| original blue finish, like new, 10000
mi, excel. cond.; S495. HE.
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Hiehlights
TeIeyision Todoy..

e 1900, WTOP lSt-FOreign In
trigue: Gerald Mohr befriends
q runaway prince on an in
cognito holiday.
1880. WMAL (7)-Cavalcade of
America: Dean Jaeger stars
in Might Call" the story Of
a day in the life OF q doctor.
500. WTTG t5)-Life Is Worth
Living: Bishop Sheen speaks
on peace.
$500, WRC az - Bob Hope
Show: With Bea Lille, Mau-
rice Chevalier. MORA Lister
and Lame Dayde, Frances
youngest prima ballerina.
soc, WMAL "a - Racket
Squad: Reed Hadley investi-
gates a phony health resort
fraud.
$3.50, WTOP t9)-Halls Of Ivy:
Ronald Colman and Bonita
Hume are baff1ed by a plaque
on a newly dedicated theology
building that claims there
are II Commandments.
$3.50, WMAL (D-Twenty Cues
tions: Author James Mich
ener visits.
1880, WTTG t5)-Studio 81:
Pat Carroll stars in Fish
Widow" the comic story of
a young wife who finds she
must share her husband with
a school of fish.
900, WRC t4)-Fireside The
alter: "His Fathers Keeper"
a story Of juvenile delinquency
in the 1920s, stars Paul Kelly
and Bobby Driscoll.
500, WTOP t9)--Meet Mile:
A tired Florence Halop hires
a maid who needs rest even
more than she.
900, WMAL t7)-Make Room
for Daddy: Jean Hagen's
case Of neglect receives spe-
cial treatment.
$3.50, WTOP (9)-Danger: Paul
Newman and James Gregory
star in Knife In the Dark"
a prison drama.
$3.50, WRC (4l--Circle Theater:
Kim Stanley tries to save
her sick child while trapped
without electricity in an
apartment, in III for Hurri-
cane"
$3.50. WMAL GU. S. Steel
Hour: Charles Coburn stars
in Zone for the Road" q
comedy about q father who
visits his son and turns the
house topsy-turvy.
1890, WTTG ~ Wrestling:
From Baltimore.
11:25, WTOP ~ - The Late
Show: A law-breaking young
boy finds understanding in
a reform school, in bad Boy"
with Lloyd Nolan, Martha
Vickers.. Jane Wyatt and
Audie Murphy.
1880, WRC (A-Tonight: Ac-
tress Faye Emerson visits.
Radio Today.
$3.50, WGMS-American Uni
versity Concert: A live broad
cast by the schools string
quartet.
$3.50, WASH-Concert:: BY Mex
lean Violinist Enrique Sierra
tos, from the Pan American
Union Building.
$3.50, WRC - Dragnet: Jack
Webb and Ben Alexander dis
cover a murder while search
ing for a missing woman.
300, WMAL-America's Town
Meeting: who Should De-
velop Our Electric Power Re-
sources?" discussed by Mayor
George Dempster of Knox
vile, Tenn, and Edwin Ven
nard, vice president, Middle
Service Co.
500, WRC - Radio Theater:
Van johnson and George
Murphy star in Battle
ground" the story of the
stand made by the 10lst Air
borne Division at Bastogne.
$3.50, WTOP-Amos n Andy
Music Hall: Cowboy Gene
Autry visits.
1890, WTOP-Music It'll Dawn:
Selections include Beetho-
ven's Symphony No. 6.
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REBIRTH OF ANNA-SAN.

was picturesque, very japanese and
well-cared for.
Il want to stop here. " Anna told
the driver in japanese Il want to
snap a picture. She stepped out OF
the car and unslung her camera. 1t
was lovely spot and the budding
trees framed the little house perfec-
tly. Lovely. lovely" Anna said
softly and walked slowly toward it.
A tiny dog was scampering a
round a little rosy-cheeked boy and
a pleasant-faced woman sat on a
cushion in the spring sunshine. An
ma noticed the faded clothing, clean
but patched and the tell-tale make
shift repairs on the walls of the
house. The little boy and the wo-
man didn't see her at first and An
ma stood drinking in the sedate
contentment of the little place
Somehow. she felt little pang OF
envy. They had nothing. these peo-
pie. Yet they had something she
did not possess: a contentment. an
adjustment to a life that wasn't ca
sy, happiness in their own small
world.
Something stirred in Aaan. Some
thing that she had forgotten. an
akin-ness to these people, this place,
this way OF life I wonder if
would have been as happy if 1 had
been born here? I wonder. I Won
der if I'm not just little lost in my
way of life? And then Anna saw
something sparkle in the sun. some
thing brilliant and flashing. 1t was
an earring that the woman was
wearing on her left ear only. Her
right ear was bare Unbelieving
Anna impulsively stepped forward
and as the little dog saw her and
wagged his tail and the little boy
smiled and the woman nodded plea
sanity, Anna Takata saw that the
earring was the mate to her own
cherished possession the one ear
ring her mother had left her.
Anna saw all this in fleeting
look and she saw too like a filmy
curtain being torn away that this
sweetfaced woman looked. yes, she
looked very much like the picture
that Anna had on her bedside ia
BILE. The picture of her own. dear
dead mother.
Anna couldn't hold back the tor
rent OF questions and at first the
woman looked startled but then her
eyes widened and a tremulous smile
swept over her face Yes. yes. =. my
sister had the mate to this earring
1t was all that he had as girls We
were poor. I still am poor. She went
to America many years ago and !
knew she had little girl. and
YOU are Anna. Anna come home to
the house where your mother was
born.
And Anna stayed in Japan then
She stayed a long time and travel
agents chewed their nails and tore
up reservations. Country people be-
gan to see a very pretty, tall, slim
girl at the market place dressed as
they did The little boy discovered
he had another mama-San. almost
as nice as his very own. The little
house began to look perceptiblJ
better
Yes, few people in the green val
ley could understand the change ir
Anna san but though they didn't
know how it happened-unless they
were close friends. they knew that
Anna Takata had become one OF
them again She had become a
woman who knew from whence she
had come and the hard polish she
had assumed proved. after all. to be
very thin indeed.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-01-23
10 NiSei Presumed
Dead in Korea

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan. %
JACL)-Nineteen Nisei who have
been missing in action in the Korea
area for more than one year, and
in whose cases a presumptive find
ing of death has been made accord
ing to law, we're officially reported
to the Washington office of the ia
panese American Citizens League by
the Department of Defense. The list
was requested by the JACL
One of the presumed dead was
from California He is Master Ser
geant Warren T. Nishimura son of
Henry S. Nishihara. 1893 Westmore-
land Ave, Los Angeles. Calf
The remaining 10 are all from the
Territory of Hawaii
Maj. Gen. William E. Bergen. the
Adjutant General of the Army has
sent notification to emergency adj
dresses of all 10 Nisei concerning
information of the Army's finding
This notification said in part
Full consideration has been given
to all information bearing on the
absence, including all records re-
ports and circumstances. These
have been carefully reviewed and
considered In view of the lapse OF
time without information to support
continued presumption of survival
the Department of the Army must
terminate such absence by a pre-
sumptive finding of death. The
finding does not establish an actual
or probable date of death. However
as required by law. it includes pre-
sumptive date of death dec, 81
1859 for the termination of pay ano
allowances, settlement of accounts
and payment of death gratuities.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-01-23

YAKIMA-Mrs. Kara Konde
sos Lynn Place, Yakima, Wash.
SUPERINTENDENT Tsuji
6IS South Grant st.
Spokane 8, Wash.
ONTARIO-Shig Hironaka
BOv 74I. Ontario. Ores.
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PUYALLUP--MrS. Arthur Yamaas
p. o. Box III. Milton Wash.
pORTLAND-TOm 0kazaki
74O4 N. Denver. Portland Greg.
VACOMA-Yasuko HashimOtO
17I6 Fawcett Ave. Tacoma. Wash
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From Nippon Times
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-06-11
Crime Comics
Denounced Bv
Ohio Governor

YOUNGSTOWN. o. - (NC) -
0hio's Governor Frank Lausche
linked pornographic literature and
crime '"comics" with narcotics as
'poisons which l urge all good and
thoughtful citizens to help stamp
out"
The Governor deplored that
pornographic literature as well as
crime comics" are sold openly and
in great number. He pointed out
that the chief buyers of the crime
comics are youngsters.
His address was directed to some
300 members of the Ohio Citizens
Narcotics Advisory Committee of
three Ohio counties.
Unable to appear at the conven-
tiOn personally, the Governor ad-
dressed the group through a news
reel filmed for the purpose and
shown by Ohio Attorney General
William 0Neill, who conducted
the meeting.
Governor Lausche is honorary
chairman of the committee, which
is being formed throughout the
State to help the Attorney General
gather information on narcotics for
guidance of the Ohio Legislature
in preparing laws dealing with the
traffic in narcotics.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-06-11
Newsdealers Rally
To Fight Horror
And Junk Comics

NEW YORK-(NC)-One thou
sand news dealers will ban together
ito correct industry abuses" in the
distribution and sale of horror
comic books in New York State, a
legal representative announced.
The dealers have filed for in
corporation papers as the News
dealers Association of Greater New
York State, counsel William Rich
ter informed the State legislature
committe on juvenile delinquency.
Mr.. Richter said that news
dealers have taken fifty years
of abuse at the hands of certain
magazine distributor" who force
"tske-if-or-Iesve-if" shipments up
on the dealers. These "sie-in
sales" he said included horror
and Junk" publications.
The new association, MIR. Rich
ter told the legislators, would re-
fuse to handle "lewd, horror or in
decent magazines that may fall
into the hands of Juveniles" He
said that the association envi-
sions possible nationwide expan-
csion in the future.