The Northwest times. [volume], July 28, 1951, Page 2, Image 2

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0 UNSIGNED 1.111138 60 INTO WASTE m
Two letters hove been received by this newspept in the last two
weeks. but neither of them was signed properly.
After reeding the Juvenile ettempts. we tossed the letters into the
waste besket. To us, unsigned letters hes as much value Ls unsigned
checks—and that's nothing!
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0 61's WITH WAR BRIDES SHOULD All) JAOI.
Many Japanese American veterans have been {estimate in belns
able to bring beck brides from Jspsn while serving a: the Occupation
Forces there. Their bottle to return here with the Jspsnese one.
wes won in the Congress of the United States through the m of
the JACL Anti-Discrimination Committee 0! which Mlle m is
nstional legislative director. -
61's who msrried Jepeneee women in Jepen end bemuht them to
this country could show their appreciation to the JACL ADC, by simp
1y joining and backing the Seettle JACL unit. The JACL ADO is the
political arm of the netionnl JACL of which the Scottie JACL chap
ter is a member.
The membership due is $2.50. one dollar and fifty ceéts m to the
national not And a dollar coming into the local JAci. Due. will be
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I. Tokui. 7325 Holly Park Drive.
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. NISEI INTEI-CIIUICII COUNCIL'S GOOD DID
Nisei Christiens in this city should he concretuietedhrthallgood
deed, that of collecting pspers and machine; to rslse me- to give
towards the “Houses ior Hiroshima" project.
The money derived from the drive—3lol.s9. to be exact—west Ino
dest sum. but the thought behind the push wes s fabulously i‘lhe
gesture towsrd a worthy. humane csuse.
The people of Hiroshims will probably be more than happy to
know that they are receiving Jepenese Americon help in' their effort
to rebuild their stow-bombed city.
The campaign was just another proof that Nisei Ohmtians ore
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ideal thet oi the Kingdom or God upm this earth. You remember
the scripture verse where Jesus tells his disciples. “00 yo into ell the
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lees.of nee. creed. or color, in any pert of Seattle. . . in e movie
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of s "fifth freedom"-—the freedom of choice; the fifth freedom—the
freedom of choice—could very Well meen the freedom of choosinc
whom you should like to hove as neighbors, whom you should like to
her from my raidentiel or business area. and whom you should like
to enlist es members in an organisation (as precticed by university so
rorities end fraternities). . . s young photogrepher covering the
“Intemstionel Ball" noted thst Tommy Dorsey, the bend leader. end
Williem P. Devin, our mayor, looked very much elike. . . a body of
JACL (Japenese American Citizens' Leesue) suture should close its
books ONLY WHEN DISCRIMINATION millet persons of Jenna.
ancestry ceases. . there was s time when "queen" contests stirred
excited comments; today, the generel attitude sppeersto be. "Who in
the Born mu cared". since many girls in the city of Seattle with
beeuty, talent. personslity and intelligence don’t even bother to enter
these affairs which. we have heard from many persons. ere nothing
but “cheep publicity stunts”. . . which prompts us to recoil I. for
mer UW prof remarking that we Americans put too much empheeis
on Hollywood celebrities, women and cheesecake. . . perhsps. thet
is why the Jewish people and the Italians who comprise large seg
ments of the totel populetion in our area mode no supreme effort
to enter “queens" in the “International Bell"; naturally, it w’esn‘t be
cause they were “too good” for the rest of ue—the Negroes. the Fili
pinos. the Chinese and the Jepene'se or because they didn’t went to
come down to the nnnority level for they are “whites”. . . if such
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