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Evening star., 1947-03-01

sseI, oaDSmoeefE N PIE 4s5H coaen, S25q; MAY pc
Oil ss Hes 1885 4.dr sedan, good tires,
81 sas5fdH sis DE soossftbe osss coupe
800, or best offer under; getting new
chased new Dec. IS. % is4s; g. s,4oo SSf miles, lie.
pvt; owner; Hydramatic; radio. tailor-made
sshs eoaasion sastsE cs w.
ofDsMes1is saSs Ss! 8 Sas lsas s,syl s-ar. trunk
lent mech anicai cond. se45. oV. oose. -
oLDsMGBILE D 1s4s 4-door; beautiful two
oIpsMosIIs SCI Psl 1s4e ons model es 4-dr sedan
ss sssttss ssnste1 soe oaa
oLDs'Moes1LE D'..e 1910 coupe; EadIe; &C. heater;
OLDsNIOBII.E 1910 4-door de luxe sedan;
| tion; Ss75 or best offer under. GIL. 554s.
oLDsaGoBHE 1e41 8. series 800 .4-door
ssasn EsI R 1,eg gad,o dro, and i heater
PACKARD ls41 "11o" 4-door: radio; this
ssr usaslss sssn asf rfss'. eoRs ses sss'
fAckARD S aaer iseo e@ 40 81 30 4aoor: radio and
tires and appearance far above average;
81 .045. Ask for MIR ALCORN, Gil. ALTO;
PACKARD 1g41 110 4-pass coupe: 81 $50.
PACKARD 1910 iao model; radio and
heater. 4 new. tires; good cond.: must
Ta sell .aGa sas5. Call Elk $3.50 s-5 PM; eyes,
PACKARD 1888 4-door sedan; heater. new
S B. lights, clutch. brakes, rings. tires.
etc: 500 or best offer under NO 0324 as
PACKARD 1912 Super. model 100. Clipper:
heater; this car in excellent cond every
| way. including tires; 81 $50. ia 6sl4 Il
PACKARD 1889 1s0 convertible; radio
$3.50 or best offer under. EN-. as23 %
PACKARD 1910 sedan; new forest green
paint, new seat covers. runs good: priced
| to sell: only S7s5. UN e427, 1904 Queens
| bury I'd. Riverdale, Md.
PACKARD 1857 120 4-door sedan, In very
good aIi-around condition: must be sold;
| owner leaving city; S515: may be seen at
ESQ Staten. 18th and r, /, ave. NV. -
PACKARD 1896 "120'' four-dr sedan:
new tires. new battery $3.50 cash. Can
be seen CITY SERVICE STATION. Georgia
ave. and Alaska ave. -3
Evening star., 1947-03-01

MERCURY 1a41 2-door sedan, black: per.
feet condition: private owner; SI,I5O. No
dealers 1925 18th st. NV -3
MERCURY 1910 2-door sedan: in fine
sse5n9afitlon; s59f good tires; $3.50. Phone 81
MERCURY 1910 club convertible: radio
and heater, excellent motor, general condi-
Ilon ahove average: ST ,095, terms or ca sh
LOGAN MOTOR CO., Ford Dealer, 2Oi7
Va; ave; NV, Me. 2s1s. -5
MERCURY 1910 club convertible: radio
ana heater, excellent motor, general condi-
ton above average: ST. ,095, terms or cash
LOGAN MOTOR CO.. Ford Dealer, 2Ol7
MERCURY 1s4O 4-door sedan: dark green
paint; slip covers; good mechanical condi-
1ion; SS45: terms or cash. LOGAN MO-
IoR CO., 2O17 virginia ave. NV. ME. 2S1s.
Evening star., 1947-03-01
MOTORCYCLES.

HIGGINS CAMP TRAILER (demonstrator)
available for immediate delivery, discount
Evening star., 1947-03-01
LOTS FOR RENT.

SECOND 800 50. #. 3rd
and L sts. NV, S35 mo. HO. 1887. 3
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-28

Nemara Sc j bo upal to jutri
reci. Ko je tako lezal, mu je bi-
10 Sc vedno nekako cudno. Po-
zabil je strniti zaklopke pri "a
luzijah, in mesecina je sijala v
sobo; a bill je prelen, prezaspan,
da bi bill zdaj zaradi tega vstal.
Bill so mu dali konjaka, goto-
vo proved - najbrz mu je bilo
cato tako cudno; sal nj bill bo-
Ian, pac pa zmesan, kakor bi
Sc mu sanjalo, kakor da ga je
minila vsaka leila, da hi sc Sc
kdaj pregibal. Kar takole lezati
in zreti v sinjkasto mesecino in
poslusati, kako trepece oddalje-
ma godba cd spodaj, in Sc ved-
no cutiti njen dotik, ko PLAYA v
plesu privita k MENU, in imeti
yes cas- duh cvetlic okoli sebe
Njegove misli so bile SAME,
njegove SAME misli - vse dra-
gocena neresnicnost. In tedaj
Sc mu je zazdelo, da Sc je me-
secina strnila v en- sam bled
pramen - zabrenkljalo je, "a
drhtelo, mesecina Sc je vtelesi-
la in Sc je pomikala proti ME-
mu. Prisla mu je tako blizu, da
:je zacutil ma celu nekaj toplega
cd ME; zavzdihnilo je, zaplava-
10, Sc brez glasu odmaknilo in
izginilo. Nato je moral pasti v
spanje brez sanj >.
Kako pozno je bio, ko ga je
vzbudilo tisto rahlo trkanje in
je videl, kako stoji med vrati
njegov professor skodelico ca
ia?
Ali je mlademu Lennanu re
dobro? Da, cisto dobro - ta-
koj DO spodaj! Gospod Stormer
:je neizreceno prijazen, da je
prisel! Res ne potrebuje nice.
, sar.
ze prav, ze prav; toda pokve-
kan in hromcem moramo po-
magati!
Profesorjev obraz sc je zdel
fantu tisti hip pray ljubeznivs
- ze samo, ker sc mu je neko-
liko nasmehnil - toliko, kar je
prav. In bilo je strasno lepo, da
je prisel in ostal, da je izpil
Cal. Res mu je cisto odleglo, sa-
mo malo ga glava boil. Ko Sc je
opravljal, je veckrat prestal in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-28

Sc skusal domisliti. Tisti bell
|pramen mesecine? Ali je bila
mesecina? Ali je bill del sanj;;
ali .je bila, ali je mogla biti ona
v svoji obleki, sinjkasti kakor
mesecina? Zakaj je potem "a
dremal? Ne bo 81 upal vprasati
in tako ne bo nikdar izvedel, ali
je bill tisti rahli sled toplote ma
njegovem celu poljub.
Zajtrkoval je sam v sobi,
kjer so prejsnji veeer plesali!'
Cakali sta ga dive pismi. Emo z
denarjem cd njegovega varuha,
XII Sc je pritozeval, kako postrvi
nerade prijemajo, drugo cd Sc
sire. Men zarocenec - diplo-
matski zacetnik, dodeljen po-
slanistvu v Rimu - Sc boji, da
mu bodo skrajsali dopust. Tako
Sc bosta morala nitro porociti.
Sam Bog, da Sc Mark tako
kmalu vrne. On jima mora in
mora biti "a druga. Edna dru-
zica DO Silvia =. Silvia Do
nova? Ell, sal to je Sc otrok!
In v spominu mu je ozivela
majhna deklica v cisto kratkem
platnenem krilu, predivastimi
lasmi, lepimi modrimi ocmi in
tako belim licem, da bi skoraj
videl skozenj. Pa tega je zdaj
ze sest let; zdaj pae ne nosi vec
kril, XII kazejo kolena, ne Ste
klenih biserov, tudi bikov sc ne
boji, XII jih sploh nikoli nj bio.
Smesno, iti "a druga - sal hi
mogla najti kakega spodobnega
fanta! Nato pa je vse pozabil
- zakaj zunaj ma terasi je bila
ona. Planil je proti Mi mimo
par "angleskih moralnih pur-
manov'', XII so Sc po strani OH
rail- "a MIN. Njegovo vedenje
sinoci jih je res lahko razdra-
lilo. Oxfordski dijak, pa ONE
dli v hotelu! Nekaj je tukaj ma
robe!
Ko pa je prisel k Mi, nj ma
Sci poguma.
cali je bila res mesecina?'
"Samo mesecina."
"Pa je bila topla!'
| In ko mu ma to nj odgovori-
la, ga je prevzela prav TAXA
lahna opojnost, kakor svoj cas-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-28
(Nadaljevanje)

Rekel bo rad, in ona bo
spet odsla; Toda professor Sc je
samo lahno priklonil in je rekel
tistim svojim nasmeskom:
Lehman in JAZZ soglasava v
tenn, da je pies "a mladino."
;'V casih sc morajo start zrt-
vovati. Mark, greste vi plesat %
Ia sabo je slisel profesorja,
kako je zamrmral:
"Ah, Lehman - izdali ste
me-"
Ia kratka, tina pot MO v
plesalnico je bill morda najsrec-
nejsi trenutek, kar jih je kedaj
dozivel. In, zaradi plesa Sc mu
nj bilo treba tako zelo bati. Sc
veda mu nj slo docela gladko,
vendar nj motilo ME, XII je pie
sala tako lahno, varno, playa
je. cudovito je bilo plesati Z
MO. Sc lie ko je godba preneha-
la in sta sedla, je zacutil, kako
Sc mu v glavi vrti. Cudno mu je
bilo pri srcu, res jako cudno.
Slisal je, kako je rekla:
"Kaj pa yam je, dragi dec
ko? Tako Ste bledi!!"
Ne da bi Sc bill prav zavedal,
kaj della, je sklonil obraz proti
njeni roki, XII mu jo je bila po-
lozila ma rokav, nato mu je IL
ginilo vse, ker Sc je onesvestil.
Osmo poglavje
Fant v rasti - prenapor zju-
traj! To in mic drugega! Jako
nitro Sc je osvestil in je Sci brez
pomoci v posteljo. Neprijetna
stvar! Sc nikdar sc nj nihce
tako sramoval svoje majhne
slabosti, kot takrat ia FAINT.
Zdaj, ko je bill res nekoliko bo-
Ian, kar nj mogel prenesti mi
sli, da bi mu kdo stregel ali
sploh zanj skrbel. Odsel je bill
skoraj zaljivo. Sc lie v postelji
Sc je domislil izraza ma njenem
lieu, ko jo je ostavil. Tako hre-
penecega in nesreenega, kakor
bi ga prosila, maj j odpusti!
Kot da je sploh <kaj odpuscati!
Kot da ga nj zvrhoma osreeila,
ker je Z MIN plesala! Kako rad
bi il rekel: "Da morem biti vsaj
po emo minute ma dan tako tik
vas, pa mi vse drugo mic mari"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-28

" Soil, kadar je zmagal pri dir
XII. <.....=..
(Dalje prihodnjic) T..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-28
Posl'u||ga u
PoPRAVIMo STREHE IN
zLEBOVE
Tocna postrezba.
NE 27l4

Barvamo in dekoriramo xnotraj in
zunaj. Rabimo s'pristni lead in
Ollie" ter najboljsi material.
Tocna in zadovoljiva postrezba. -
J. A. Pohl. FA 7o09. :.
VAS FoRNEZ popRAvLJEN ALI
preurejen in stiscen po ekspertnih
mehandikih.
Poklicite
.~@ LA 2l23
"a popolen pregled.
Tocna in Zanesljiva postrezba.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-28

All ste ,saroGnik "Enakoprav-
'sosts" &c ste, ali so Vasi prija-
telJ, IN znanci? "Enakoprav-
nost"- -je potrebma vsaki druzimi
sGrddi U0Snih Vesti in ved,so ak
twalmih Glunkov! Strife "E.,ako-
prGl,,,OSt!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-28
PRENoVIMo-POPRAVIMo

PRENOVIMO-POPRAVIMO
Izvrsimo popolno zidarsko in te.
sarsko delo; strehe, omete, nape.
ljavo lice, izdelamo podstresja in
rekreacijske sobe, tile kuhinje, ko.
palnice, kleparsko delo, it'd. FILA
pogoji; posluga sirom okraja; prvo.
vrstno delo in tocna postrezba.
ALLEN CONSTRUCTION CO.
1881 Woodhill Rd.
CE CLIO: OBJ vecerih: WA 1910
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-28

BUCKEYE HEATING &
APPLIANCE CO.
Avtoriziran York Heat prodajalec
Nabavite 81 fornez, XII bo odgovar-
jail vasim potrebam. Ma ollie, pre-
mog ali plin. Nudimo popolno
postrezbo ma vasemu sedanjemu
fornezu po izurjenih delavcih.
3452 w., Al St. Prosti proracuni.
WO 0O77.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-28

Specialist "a move strehe ma domo-
viii. Prvovrstni material "a move
strehe je sedaj ma razpolago. Ia
takoisnjo postrezbo in ekspertno
delo, poklicite MIR. O'ROURKE. -
Izognite Sc pomladanskega navala,
posluzite sc zmernih cen. Ma odpla-
ella. - MA $3.50.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-28
" Hiso "a 2 druzzini

4 in 5 sob; garaza "a 2 avta.
Nahaja Sc ma E. 157 St. Ia po-
drobnosti poklicite KE $3.50.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-21
Funeral Services
For s. 9. Yoshido

Funeral services for Soichi
George Yoshida, 68, were held last
Saturday night in the Seattle
Buddhist church. The rites were
followed by final ceremony in
the Washelli Columbarium. Messrs
Ohashi, Uno, Isomura, Nobuyama,
Okamoto and Tokita served as
pallbearers.
Wake services were held Fri
day in MIR. Yoshida's home, 1144
Renton Highlands, BENTON, by rel
atlves and close friends.
Mr. Yoshida died February 8
after being hospitalized four days
in Harborview hospital. A wild
over, he is survived by his daugh-
ter, Kimiko Mrs. Pete Okubo) ],
his son-in-law, and a grandson.
Arrangements were handled by
the Walker-H aise Funeral Home
of Renton.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-21
Private Trade
Between u. S.,
Japan Seen

Limited private trading be-
tween foreign and Japanese
business men will be possible
within a short time, accord
ing to an Associated Press
dispatch from Tokyo.
Frank Pickelle of Chicago, dep
uty chief of the Foreign Trade
Division. told the Associated Press
he could not specify the date such
trading would begin, but he indi-
Gated commercial transactions
might be possible by next summer,
Pickelle said he believed head
quarters probably would permit a
small number of buyers to go to
Japan to deal in selected COM
modities-those available in com
mercial volume or for which raw
materials are on hand. or COM
modities ingenious to Japan.
It is probable, Pickelle said,
all private trading transactions
would be covered by export IL
censes prepared by the japanese
governments Board of Trade and
validated by Allied headquarters.
Such a system would permit
private and government trading
simultaneously, Pickelle indicated.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-21

ST. -.
Valentines Day was passed by
us without much fuss.
When dusk fell over our harbor,
we rushed into a drug store on
Jackson street. purchased a sim
pie but sentimental greeting card,
scrubbed our name, Dot and her
address. licked some tasteless
stamps, sealed the clean envelope,
and dropped the heartfelt matter
into a mail box And then slanting
our battered, weather-beaten hat.
we strolled into the dimly-lit
South End walks to join a cos
mopolitan crowd hurrying home.
OF course. We didn't think Of
flowers or candy or gems until
the following day.
If we had bought flowers or
candy or gems, we probably
would have fumbled the ball.
For no longer are we the young,
dashing man who pitched WOO ana
thrilled the girls to their hearts
content.
And no longer are we the bold
sutton who raped fiercely on the
door of some girls and Sputtered
out, "Ah yes, my beautiful one.
We have aged quite bit but
we haven't grown any wiser But
we still think a lot about our
women, those luscious creatures
that is. our mother and sister.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-21
Shadows Of Profanity Hill

IORf4B1
Personal pifnes: There are
whisperings in this salty Puget
Sound breeze that book covering
life in Hunt relocation center will
be published shortly current
song throbs among the Nisei are
such trivial stufi as That's What
Uncle Remus Said ard open
The Door, Richard" a number
which was a smash hit in taverns
in the COS, but old-fashioned we
would rather hear THE Missouri
Waltz" or MY Blue Heaven" any
time big town talk: increase
of cameras being brought to sec
ond-hand shops along First Ave
nue. here is a snappy indication
that bad times may nip us once
again but the consolation is
that il won't come for several
years as soon as the Nisei
Veterans Committee establishes
its new clubhouse, watch that or
ganization grow in prestige in
Seattle before World War II,
there were at least 300 japanese
owned and operated hotels here;
less than two years since the re-
turn of the evacuees. the total has
risen from scratch zero to 100.
-bf
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-21
Health Group
To Discuss
-Four Mice

Four mice will be the topic
of discussion for the Health
Education Council dinner
meeting at 6 p. m. Wednes-
day, February 26, in Room Ii
of the central YMCA. Pat and
Mike Mouse have been fed on
a diet without milk for the
past several weeks. Pete and
RePete Mouse have had meals
with plenty of milk according
to the balanced diet recon-
mended for all healthy ami
mails by the Washington State
Dairy Council.
Miss Marion Thompson, nutri-
zionist with the Dairy Council, will
give the talk at this months meet
ing on proper food for business
girls, taking into consideration
that Inexpensive meals must be
/ planned.
The meetings are regularly
/ sponsored by the YWCA Health
Education Council, a group of re-
preventative girls participating in
/ WV recreation classes who act as
advisors 10 the professional staff
in recommending activities OF
special interest to business girls.
Every health lecture dinner is OPP
en- to all business girls. Tickets
must be reserved by Monday even
ing. February "a, in the Health
Education Dept, where Pat, Mike
Pete. and RePete can be checkeo
for weight. color and disposition
Chairman of this event is Mis-:
Esther Mcconnell, who is assist
ed in arrangements for the dinner
by Miss Mary Maine, Miss Betty
Stevens, and Miss African Faye.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-21
HEADPIN'S VIEWS
By
.SHEWO KAWRYE

next four places, it should be an
interesting argument.
Since there were thirteen 500
series and On even dozen near 300
series rolled last week, everyone
was hOt-even the two fellows who
also rolled three games apiece the
previous week. I'm making this
statement since l feel jovial after
winning some fine pot games
over the weekend. In other words,
Feeling rather Rocky with plenty
of Jack"
From the Spectators View
There is just one thing that is
better than being on team. That
IS, being on the sideline or in the
stand lending all the moral support
possible for you and yours .
Here are some for the specta-
/ tors observations:
Tad's Cafe-the team without
any visible weakness.
Main Drug-the most coopera-
tive spirit.
City Produce-the most i'm
proved team.
Cliff Goon-the shortest ap-
proach.
Diamond Jim" Kuranishi-the
longest approach.
Nobi Takashi-on of the wick
cdest curves and the only crook
arm delivery.
Kenny Oyama-the happiest
bowler. After so some odd games,
he finally hit a 500 series.
Hero Nishimoto-the d |
ball, but this can be overlooked as
he is about the quietest bowler OF
the league.
Tom Namba-the most improved
average and still climbing.
Shig Urakawa - the most con.
sistent-Proof? He's still there.
Sunny Sanico-the slowest ball
. Tom Osasa-the fastest ball.
And speaking of Tom, I've beer
informed of his impending depar
ture following the coming classics
! Ills destination is Minneapolis.
An all-around athlete display
, ing skill, he not only is ok. in thu
art of kegling, but also in the fielc
? of basketball. A luminary on thu
: champion Port Angeles team, III
, is one of the few Nisei ever t.
= participate in a state basketball
I championship tournament at thu
University Pavilion.
We will long remember his clean
fair sportsmanlike ability whicl
has won the respect and esteem
of all who have associated will
him. Let's hope the future bring
n him added honors and the oppor
Il tunity to display his skill whicl
@ is his in so large measure. To
s swell competitor, so long and goo
c luck.
o Next week All Star Me-
S Non-Leaguer.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-21

This woman's first act in office
was to call the women of Prague
together. 1--WE cannot sit down in
hopelessness "a nd despair" Miss
Mccormick quoted her. We must
do something. Let us begin by
sweeping up the rubble." In one
week 1900 truck loads of waste
had been carried away, and the
city began to take on a brighter
look.
When that chore was completed,
Madame Pelantova was ready with
another suggestion, warning the
women that our work is just be-
ginning"
From wooden shoe and broom
hrigades, women of Europe las
well as in Pacific countries) have
been pushed along steadily into
new fields-ciVic, economic, educa-
tional, in all fields of community
living. Being thrust into so many
new activities at the same time
has caused them to turn to Amer
lean women for help. And it was
only natural that they turned to
the organization best known for
its work with women-the Young
Women's Christian Association.
Already located in so countries,
the YW.C.A.'s of this country
realized the need for such an emer-
sency plan in the thirty countries
where women must accept w
and increasing responsibilities.
The Round-the-World Fund, WV
sponsored. will need a minimum
Of $2.100,0 900 (Seattle's quota is
r$15,750) for an adequate cover
age of the needs in the thirty
countries. Seattle women may ex-
tend a helping hand to women
overseas by donating to this fund.
! Contributions can be sent to the
YWCA at Fifth and Seneca.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-21

reation Division, of which Mrs.
Charles F. elise is chairman.
List Supporters
Among statewide organizations
which have thus far endorsed the
bills, according to Mrs. elise. are
the State Conference of Social
Work, the State Federation of La
Dor (AFL), the State Federation
of Women's Clubs, the State
Grange, the State League Of
Women Voters and the State or
ganization of the Veterans OF
Foreign Wars. The CLIO has en-
dorsed in principle the idea of a
State Recreation Commission,
which would be established under
the first bill.
Organizations and individuals in
the field of recreation who have
furnished technical advice and en-
enlargement include the Seattle
chapter of the American Associa-
ton of Group Workers, and re-
gional executives of the YMCA,
Girl Scouts, the Project Services
Division of the Federal Public
Housing Authority, USO and the
National Recreation Association
The study committee has included
full legal counsel; city, county
and University personnel; cooper
alton of the Governors advisory
committee; and the help of many
other local and national advisers
A canvass of opinions from
Councils of Social Agencies
throughout the state has thus far
brought responses from Belling-
ham, Bremerton. Everett. Long
view, Spokane. Tacoma and We
natchee. To date, according to the
Seattle Council. the replies re-
ceived indicate that these organi
cations have been concerned tC
bring the bills to the attention Of
their respective legislators.
Emphasizes Need
Because of rising juvenile de
linquency, because of the with
drawal OF wartime aids to recrea
ton. and because recreation is az
important part of healty commu
nifty living for everyone, We arr
finding a practically unanimou
opinion throughout the State o
Washington that consideration o
! recreational services by the pres
ent Legislature is highly desir
able" Mrs. elise said
In briefest terms" she ex
planned, 1.-THE bills introduced b,
Senator Westberg provide Stat
stimulation of locally finance
recreation programs. We believ
that good recreation is essentiall
voluntary and will thrive onl
under locally autonomous con
, trolls. However, local towns, coun
ties and school boards need no
only the legal power to conduc
| programs, but also programs an
technical aids such as a Stat
Recreation Commission woul
supply. Without this service
available buildings remain empty.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-21
3 Nisei Girls
Continued from Page u

Continued from Page u
ing invitation envelopes and run
ming hundreds Of errands for zip
pers. thread and tape.
The pace has been an exhaust
ing one for the diminutive de
signer herself, who may take two
weeks off to recuperate after the
show and to make a few things
for herself When she begins to
take orders for her special, per-
sonality designed clothes on c
more. however, with the increased
reputation her fashion show viii
have Gained FOR her. she will make
the label "Suzy' stand for smart
ness among fashion-wise women
of the Pacific Northwest.
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Calls Woman Nth Broom in Europe
Both Symbol and a Promise

1.-THE woman with a broom in Europe is both symbol
and a promise" wrote Anne OIIare Mccormick, American
field YWCA worker in central Europe.
She thinking of Madame Ruzena Pelantova, one OF
the gallant leaders of Czechosovaka who returned from
concentration camp become the vicemayor of Prague
When Madame Pelantova returned to her home city in
June 1915 she noted rubb and debris the streets
The Nazs had all abebOded to labor camps and
thew did not like street cleaning themselves
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-21
u. S. Favorable
To Trade Bid

LONDON, Feb. 19-Britain has
received a "favora BILE" response
from the United States State De-
partment to a request for facili-
ties to resume trading with Japan,
a Foreign Office spokesman to-
day told the Associated Press.
These facilities, he added, would
enable British commercial inter-
ests to send representatives into
Japan to reestablish old contacts
and develop two-way trading both
in their own interests and also to
speed up Japanese economic re-
covery.
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THESE LUCKY YOUNGSTERS

Classes in Seattle Public Schools
will be dismissed at o'clock Fri
day afternoon, an hour and ten
minutes earlier than usual. In ex-
planning the dismissal, school Of
ficials pointed out that Saturday
is Washingtons Birthday.
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SocioI Unit

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CLASSIFIED ADS
Wanted Nisei Girl

Assist homework and care OF
children. Must have high school
education. Permanent job in re-
fined home. Room, board, good
wages. CA. S799.