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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-03
HEADPIN,S VIEWS
By
SHEWO KAWRYE

Hello againl
tbs my honest contention that
the only difference twixt the Jour-
nalistic ventures of just two weeks
and that of the immediate offer
ing is that of differences of person.
alities. Names always make the
news, my friends.
Names in the Mems League
Seemingly incredible in a league
which the veteran bowlers domin-
ate, we find a team composed Of
newcomers leading the parade this
week
The handicapped 5 led by Light
ming" Tada's $40 and Tom Hidaka s
SCI series easily convinced the
Nameless by snatching four we'll
earned victories.
The Hot Shots set a sizzling pace
TO take three from the gutter balls
whereby boosting their moral into
the No. spot. Manabu Fujino SGT.
Roy Tanagi 535, Pruney Tsuji 538,
Tom Namba SIS, and the other
members score which due to Shewo
carelessnesS could not be found at
the time OF this writing, practically
welcomed a new record.
The Salty tied for third posi-
ton after taking three on the chin
from the Alley Cats. Their victory,
however, was earned the hard way
as they had to go into the $500 to-
tai series to achieve their goal. For
the winners, the laurel goes TO Tom
Hirai, "Grins" Yamaguchi and
Where's the Opener" Ihashi's ssh
series. For the vanquished, it was
Hero Nishimoto with a SAT saylees.
A newcomer almost achieved the
goal of all keglers by hitting a near
600 saylees, Junks Ikeda had games
of PIT, 232. However, feeling the
pangs of saltiness In the last game,
ne Tell snort OF the expected goal by
fourteen pins.
Names in the Girls League
The Wanted power of the Bowl
erettes finally came to fore two
weeks ago with new team series
record of 2117 in which Aki How
good I am" Fujino starred with her
boisterous 46l series. This week we
find them perched on top by hand
ing the strong Anna Kay's quintet
four-game defeat. The standing
performer with a high game of 1855
and 431 series was Kiki Yamamo-
to -.
Elsewhere in the Girls league
was Jean Numoto with a 431 and
a high game of TIA, giving the
Bowlerettes to split even with the
Duchesses e. 10 Ann Furuta's con-
sistent kegling helped Pin Toppler-
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-03
|COSami to Use
Japanese Theme

Japanese Festival" has been
chosen as the program theme for
the Cosami Club of the Y.W.C.A
this Friday Mrs George Tokuda
is in charge of the program, which
will feature dancers of the Hatsu-
ne Kai School, directed by Mrs.
Suku Nakatani Mrs. w Mimbu
will give talk on fashions of the
Japanese woman, describing the
why's and wherefores of the intri-
cate kimono and accessories. Mrs.
Mimbu will also have on display
for the club meeting several dolls
which would be used in a Japa-
nese doll festival
An international touch will be
given the program when Viennese
coffee and cakes will be served by
Mrs. Sidney Volinn and Mrs. Angus
Lehnoff.
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MISLS to Send
Teams East

Preside OF MONTEREY. Cal
June 3-Colonel r. Thrope. Com
msndant of the Military Intelli-
gence Service Language School to-
day announced the recruiting teams
made up of officers and enlisted
men would be dispatched to four
cities. The teams will leave the
Preside of Monterey this week, and
proceed by ar to New York, Chi
cago. Denver and Salt Lake City.
Their mission will be to obtain en-
listments in the Regular Army for
the purpose OF attendance at the
MISLS and the study OF the Japa-
nese language
Col Thorpe said that men with
some familiarity with japanese will
be given the opportunity to enlist
or the sole purpose of studying ia
panese and subsequent service in
Japan in capacities vital to the sue
cess of the occupation. The teams
will interview prospective candi-
dates and explain to them the pro-
gram offered by the schoui and the
nature of duties to be performed
after graduation.
The four teams are made up OF
Nisei soldiers, most of whom have
seen service In Japan. The men
going to New York City are 2nd 1t,
Reynold Muranaka and Technician
Bird grade Harry Kubo, a veteran
of 26 months overseas in the Red
Arrow Division as translator and
Interpreter Flying to Chicago
will be 2nd 1t. Paul Sakai and
Technical Sergeant Spady Koyama,
a purple heart vet of the Pacific
Theatre. They will be joined there
by TSgt. George Hschiya, a ma
tive of Chicago, who is at present
on Through in that city.
Chief Warrant Officer Ernest
Hirai who took part in the initial
stages Ct The Japanese occupation
rs a member OF the 1st Cavalry Di-
vision is scheduled to go to Den
yer. He will be accompanied py
MSgt. Frank Kuramoto, an in
ktructor at the school. The team
which will work in Salt Lake City
is made up of Capt. Richard Ha-
masaki, and MSgt. Yoshio Hotta,
who served during the war as
linguist in the Aleutians.
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Ex-Cannery Men
Listed by JACL

The Seattle chapter of the ia
panese American Citizens League
is compiling list of persons who
are interested in working in the
Alaska salmon cannery industry,
il was announced today by
George Minato, local JACL
chapter president.
This list, according 10 Minato,
will be presented to the Cannery
Workers g. Farm LabOrers Union,
Local 7, to further negotiations
to get more Japanese in the in
dustry.
At the present time. the JACL
chapter is negotiating a basis of
reinstatement of former union
members who were evacuated
As things stand now, Minato
said, all evacuees have been drop
ped from union membership be-
cause they did not pr dues dur
ing the evacuation period.
AS time is the factor, those
who are interested are urged TO
express their desire Immediately
to Minato, ia Seventh Ave, Sc
attel, stating their age. address.
phone number. whether a former
Local ! member, whether exper-
fenced or not in the salmon cam
ming industry, and when avail
able for work.
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Belle Ami Election

Kiyo Kanda was elected presi-
dent of Belle Ami for 1947-48 at
the groups last meeting.
Other newly-elected officers are
June Ishida. vice president, Vas
Kinoshita, secretary; June Kumasa-
ka, treasurer and Toni Fujino, in
tercluo representative.
Retiring cabinet members are
Naoko Hasegawa, president; Sriz
Tsuji, vice president; Norma Ta-
da. secreta~y; Jean Ishida, treas
urer and Betty Noji, interclub re-
preventative.
As one of its last affairs before
summertime, the group will have
a party right after school Friday,
June 13. in the YWCA.
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Church Notices

BAPTIST
$3.50 a. m Sunday School.
IL a. m.-Nisei worship service.
7:30 p. m.-BYF.
MARYKNOLL
9 a. m. and 1920 a. m.-Low
Mass.
Benediction will be held follow
ing 1890 Mass.
NICHIREN
II a. m Young People.
2 p. m.-Japanese Service.
BUDDHIST
1000 a. m. Kindergarten
Glasses.
HOO a. m.-Young Peoples Serv-
ice.
ST. PETERS
II a. m.-Sunday School.
II a. m.-Morning worship SER
METHODIST
9:45 a. m.-Church service.
1000 a. m.-Issei service.
HOO a. m.-Nisei.
11-Morning Worship Service
PRESBYTERIAN
8 a. m.-Pre-prayer.
9:30-Sunday School.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-03
Lotus Girls Elect

Lotus Senior girls elected Miye
Ishikawa as their president when
they held their election recently.
Other officers are Suzie Shimizu,
vice president; Sally Makishima,
secretary; Yoshiko Deguchi, trea-
surer. and Mitzi Ideta, social
chairman.
The groups first activity will be
a bicycle party on Sunday, June
%, at Green Lake. All members are
urged to meet at the Buddhist
church by 1870 pm.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-03
S.P.C. Graduate

Miyeko Full is one of approx
mately eighty-one seniors who will
be graduated by Seattle Pacific Col
lege next Monday, June 8, in Nc
Kinley auditorium.
George Ito received a major
award in SPC's first varsity base
ball season.
Mae Konishi has been elected
president for 1947-48 of the MUIR
SEES club at Seattle Pacific College.
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District Council
Meets June Is

Pacific Northwest District Coun-
ell of the japanese American CT
items League will elect officers
adopt a new constitution, and honor
the Rev. w. Sherman Burgoyne OF
Hood River when its members con-
vene Saturday and Sunday, June
7 and 8, in Portland.
The Rev Burgoyne recently was
given the Jefferson award in New
York City for his courageous stand
on the Japanese American question
in Hood River
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-03

| Clues W Jdhc Iiitce BdIleS ITOHl Une
furniture gals. For Crowns, TAX
Yokoyama anchored her teams eff
forts for a 403 series.
Mobile Service finally broke
through with rash of victories at
the expense of the Lucky Strikers
by sweeping four games, Kimi Mi
| yamoto hit a high ITO game and a
4l2 series.
Names in Barressment
Cavorting around the mapleways
during the short lived summer sea-
son is new team composed of
picked candidates from the big
Ten" which has no affiliatlon with
any league. It's chief aim is to set
new records and it is the Terri
fic s."
Twas one of those few cool eve
nings when they boastfully chal-
lenged the Alley Kittens of the
Girls league. Although they came
up with a respectable 1923 series,
they were set back on their round
ed heels by the Kittens who BASH
fully retaliated with a 1872. For put
ting the stronger sex? on the same
level with the weaker sex, the Gre
dit goes to the following members
of the Alley Kittens-Suzie, Aiko
and a newcomer to the Girls
league-Moriko!
Names in the Mixed Doubles
League
Rolling weekly these fine Mon
day evenings, we find the smallest
organized league the number of
! participants being just one third
the size of any other league. For
sheer team play, cooperation and
really bowling for fun, the Nisei
Mixed Doubles League is really
something to witness. Frankly, Il
last weeks results are any indica-
ton, it seems the best kegling re-
suits are obtained when one is sur
rounded by charming atmosphere
There were seven 200 games, roll
ed with Jack Nitta of the Kit n
Wolves combination rolling a 1893,
1876, and a 222 for a record COL Sc
ries enabling them to take three
from the Hi-Lo's. For the losers,
Shorty Fujino was high with his
542.
Following on the heels of Nitta's
accomplishments, we find "Grins"
Yamaguchi starring for the Aces
with his games of 166, 213 and 2l7
for neat 500 saylees. For the OPP
ponents, Fred How long I haven't
hit good saylees" Takagi came up
with a 2l1 game and a noticeable
series enough to boost his average
well into the big Ten" of the
Mixed Doubles League et
The only quartet that has yet to
taste defeat took another four
games, this time the victims being
the KaputS. The Arrividerci was
led by TAX Shibuya who hit games
of 173. 176, and 228. His teammate,
Nobi Takahashi, wasn't exactly
helpless as indicated by his 515
SERIES To their worthy opponents
goes considerable credit for their
efforts: Sumio Nagamatsu 524, and
William Tanaka's 209 game and a
60 series.
My friends, if you have noticed
the conspicuous absence of feminine
monickers in this particular report.
it was due primarily to the inspir-
ational display of kegling talent on
the men. However, there's always
the next time So help me
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

On behalf of the Y.W.C.A. Mrs
NJ. p. Suzuki and Mrs. Toru Saka.
hara wish to thank the many bust
ness firms and persons who gen
erously gave in order to make w
the $4,000 which will be used Il
send Etsuko Ichikawa to Grinnell
Iowa. Miss Ichikawa will represent
the Central area OF Seattle in {
national conference for Y-Teen!
and Hi-Y's of both the Y.M.C.A
and the Y.WCA.
The following donated:
Chicks Ice Creamery
Mrs M. Murakami
Mr.. Joe Hirabayashi
Mr.. George Chihara
Mr.. T. Vii
Mr.. S. Fukuhara
Maneki Cafe
Gosho Drugs
Main Drug
Nakamura Jewelry
Mr.. Frank Kinomoto
Takano Studios
Mr.. Yamashita
DR.. Terrence NJ Toda
Mr.. NJ. Suguwsra
, International Realty
Mr. H. Kubota
Franks Jewelry
Tenkatsu Cafe
Kashiwagi's Seattle Tailors
Mr. S. Hosokawa
MI Harry l. Takagi
Gyokko Ken
Dr.. j. M. Unosawa
Main Barber Shop
Dr.. H. Mitsumori
Mr. K. Mayeno
Mr. William Mimbu
West Coast Printing Co.
Mr.. Frank Hattori
MIR K. isaba
Mr.. Toru Sakahara
Mr.. N. Shibata
Mr.. Mac Kaneko
Valley Food Mart
MIR. JACK Chikata
Mr.. George Tokuda
DR.. K. IIarada
Mr.. q Mrs. A. E. Hoyt
Cherrylaud Florist
Dr.. S. Shigaya
Mr. Ed Osawa
DR.. H. Kato
Mr.. C. T. Takahashi
Dir. M. P. Suzuki
MIR. & Mrs. James Kamihachi
Mr Richard Naito
DR.. S. Fukuda
DR.. Duncan Tsuneishi
Mr. Yoshito Fujii
Mr. Shire Kashino
Lotus Y. B. A.
Mr.. Jiro Yoshioka
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TOkuda Session

All members of the Tokuda Drug
basketball team are urged to attend
a meeting called by president Mote
Yasuda for 7:30 pm. this Friday,
June 6 in the home of George
Tokuda. 2l1 Fourteenth Ave.
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MAN AND WIFE. colored or white. for
country estate; man must be capable gard
nnt;id ner; famiIiar MdIs with shrubbery and mise
must be excel. cook. exper. housekeeper.
intelligent and neat and capable of man.
aEing part-time colored woman to assist
quarters good salary and trans: both must
have past exper, good refs; must be sober.
reliable and steady workers. If you can
appy fu Can 'ha1s MR m do 4aS
MAN AND WIFE. white. COOK, ehw: man
With drivers permit. outside work, care of
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card, complete care of children, 2 and 3la;
light household duties: live in or out; SAL
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SETTLED GIRL OR WOMAN for perma-
nent position with family Of 4. for house
work and cooking; must be experienced,
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hours hour from from Am. Until after dinner 5l2
or call at 1884 Suitland rd. Sc is
WOMAN to look after . small girls in ex-
change for room and board and small sal
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WOMAN, good cleaner: Mon, Wed. and
WOMAN, white, s5-4o. gen. housework
and care OF . children; live in: upstairs
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Cal 81: $3.50 soIe after f PM for interview;
YOUNG CoLoRED WOMAN experienced
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NICE WOMAN to love my nice kids, care
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK; experienced, live IN or out; must
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COOK and s:h:w.: live, in; settled; exper.:
washer: good references. GIL, 1102. II
COOK ard gen. housekeeper, hours l.
Until g .e after dinner to work in apt wages ,T
GENERAL HousEwoRKER, to live in,
sp1 GHd Of e.nssa shdgsn pfn sf sSS sSSfns good sal
G.H.W.. live in, 500 week; plain, cooking:
2 esss ioRd No Of fhldren settled LEGAL
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GIRL. white. for general housework; fam
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GIRL OR WOMAN, reliable. neat. e.hh'w..
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HoUsEKEEPER. colored, live in, perma-
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Z: Sl3 and carfare; refs. required. EN-.
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HousgKEEPER for elderly cpl. requiring
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pletely managing home, do marketing and
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MAID G .HW., experienced; care Of . chill
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MAID, ehw., live I'M no washing; sa5 wk.
DU. 411l. 80
MAID, 4 afternoons a week, through din
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wages. CO. 1S4S. -16
MAID for elderly lady: stay nishts: ghw.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

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NV. section; no Sundays. Call Taylor 1904.
NURSE, practical. es, able-bodied. wants
day or night duty, 81 s hrs, senile or in
yslia 70, a1LS ~,
position with children: refs, Chestnut
Evening star., 1947-09-16
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC (cont.).

GIRL, colored; wishes heussTesk, ss, ,T Or
Rhode Island, ave. CO. s77e.
GIRL, colored, desires .daywork or part
apartment. EX. s5o5.
GIRL. colored. wishes days york as
GIRLS, 2, eolored: each desires days
GIRLS. ., colored, neat and dependable:
wishes days work and l weeks work;
stay nights; good ref. AID. s193, am.
HoUSEkEEPER, colored reference. will
care fer children afternoons or evenings.
TR. 6091. 2os
HOUSEWORK by the day or baby sitting,
by reliable lady twhite); prefer NV.
section; excellent references. ME. 1925.
WOMAN, colored, days work. days q
week; So and carfare. TR. 67T6.
WOMAN, eolored, wants days work: Call
WOMAN, colored, desires days work.
cleaning apartments; references. Call
DE. S0S9.
WOMAN, colored, experienced laundress,
good ironer, wants FIVE days week, DE.
1900