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Evening star., 1947-01-16
HELP WoAEN.

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nave d. Q. drivsrs psrmif Ihis il ~
n nsas as an
ggisase "a needed; replies eenfdeatial. ,sas
ID f6U KNOW SOME ONE with Same
supervisor of music training able To teach
sAgRfs ss ass Ps st FRaRs sr AZ sesd sss ss
ence desirable hut viii consider tfainlha
Esst SadassE: ssHJf4Id i o.. 6h, sad
only; excellent earnings; sportsWear
dresses. coats and suits. Apply Friday
anly. KAPIAWrPz On lath between
wiz kE0uIRE THE sERyICEs Of several
geod CLERKS ~ g ouI mainng qs asns5smentr rhls tas
WORK WORK starts Monday the Both, and Il a
5-day week, State your ~age and expert
ber when repIyIRg, Hex a67-G, Star.
Evening star., 1947-01-16
SITUATIONS MEN.

Federal and leea1 prsparsd: records IN
stalled and suae daso
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4 ssSSfssssaaE ssa .sss ss.
eaosS aeoouNTAF safAsi s'e exper boeks Started Kept
ap Raa1 time sss 5stfns oR asas
ACCOUNTS, books opened and kept BY thhss
Sfs4 Sss9 81 81 Gasa apesh6sls 5ss rates.
BoeKKEEPER-oF OFFICE MGR.-accountapt
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RHAssHb s1ess MAssalH saa sssEasa
taxes ihelqaias iaeope teeOs tax as nsnsisdI sbd
sssdIt nsnsgsf II sssSs sIhsS;lsass "
,Sa sss5
make change, and desires permanent cen con.
saasRts ns hh houss spshss pWshe noW ssa hss 81 @
e6sIps Ssmas'e sna sssail felie~las Tisk Country
nabic as5fefa's a aorsherns Vrspa
fss a andsea s Area snessssd Gsat ab,e iii nss
and, progressive, steady. sober and relia able; !;
ne ioh jumner; best references as TO 3 h9S. fne
pablic psii ga and handle peTsonnel; replies con
pTsvias account and adsaHfssion basis,
Box 06-E, Star
ENGINEER ASSISTANT. young man, ex-
ssDsalsssea asD'saess on n nadRas ahs's soofs
EXECUTIVE AvAILABLE, years af sxpsrii-
banking and Iss5ssaizaSsn par ,ntst- mat
EisH aaad5sss RsS esper seaoored
desires work; salary expeeted $40 weekly;
FFREiaaf FR ssadfE ErEESsakspokTAfos sspert sys
able Il SsIye @ ysaas III
ID for Govt. Have ambition and Initiative
m pa esr sss " xoTRsns Ran ssSG tH sss
sIeBEf ih sfsstsns Raa ana srsss
ing $I75. 0D6 annually, seeks D. c. con-
neetion with progressive fifm; saln goung mar snd
aaSEHaI fssi HaI MANI Maaadsk ssat or
have the exp. and ambition to put q
fsss ssIs a ptslestsa ap ony Sa TOP IN and ssfP
Susfor aS xsooGsraRI Ss aisi veteran wife to
Tsslsnses saRg sn aetres G psy ob ss With Of
bGaEkeesr1 a Soa 1ay syiE tsy years college effh!aa
MAN, eplored. desires job as second cook
neatsr; sth 'ea9'ss 81 Work % q any kind; refs. 1b
MAS, ss 81, MARRIED, native washingtonian
Is ssaT ddssfas poston ef tha
executive type. My experience has been I
fer ths s ma Fart bu II any kposson sa Vii
pea eeaslaerstfh smenth H t. s.art, and Il With isF
BACKGROUND, a pleasing personality I6 ahd = 2
willingness to work are assets. Box 2SSs,-E'
FATTY MEN (2l, colored,. available for
evening SERVICE in private home or hotei'
psgasE A AeEsaEss1staf i sfass'
ssscRkETaRY, sacdRAE sfi experienced ex-nsyal oihssE;
pnartgnity. Minimum, $3.50 per m9gp.th
saLpa sSI DIE sxpsre after formerly foreman Of
Ehop. .sds desires sss permanent place Refs phshs
VRTERAN b. years old, Jewish, eligible
inder GI bill for training, desires dpesifTi9ah Ta
Tisah Slas flrm dealing in f0'elsn 'faae 17sA' a.
VETERAN STUDENT needs part. time work
s q sasssgRss9 Raa sgsR sssf excellent local 1s'
ssa ssp assa h5bsy sRnRsas e
PRorsiaa in o. ontsds nsGf Vasa saop ad reaDl
kasxeeofffgsk ases ffEsE pB d. married, college grad
Raasass RsassRsss esaSs s
saISSSalgXFS n S4a gXaInFSSn inaasPIos gaien ss ntessnt
sdueated. alsTs strictly slia s9hsr;e sge pona ssn
Issgs ss ssssel g sssa ss sp1te st
er manager Box 231 b, Star.
Evening star., 1947-01-16
NIuAYIoAs WoMEN.

ACCOUNTANT, b. G. g.. II yrs. fHpsr.
@ tions, efieisnf, desires intersstlns ,ysrs
ESL9EEpo M4IIaEss desires ieb' nc
lions: eve. gowns 4 spseialts' Tsas; MS
EERT, 1890 IEyiag Ply, Apt. Ap; ssss sss
agssehhssss pIets ehaqss Box aisss 49, sssr. ~ ID.
LADY wishes fob in eysHinss; cashisIins shs
preferred, Can after $50 p.m, GK. 1888
LADY's AND cH4sGREE MAID, white
married, exp, desires pos, Monday . m
e Fr1tSSssg = pm; live in' 10 private ae"e
LADY,, White, refined. viii give mothers
care to shitd IN e.n h9gsa Ea yss1das ssaI stSsr-
rienes, desires positiep IN dseteFs once
excellent references. Call W6. $3.50. l6s
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MoToR TRAVEl.

WANTED, I or passengsrs to Florida
for month vacation. about Jan. 90, refs.
fisHssFss rlESf Es1 asss Sss. Mobile Vi
tion for some one who can fy or read
q Falls Chnrsh saS5-W. ~
DRIVING MIAMI, Fri. or Sat; new ear;
take 3. PHILLIPS, On. 1882 after I'M.
II MERCURY, Seattle, take 8, help
driyei AZ Ford, San Francisco. take 5.
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EMpLoYMtAT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

IsIEs ss oE1FE sssFssaaf @Sa fp
w 3Palsb slf's s1fe @fsaR ff6
kfsEaRcH Ri eaRt; ENG, $4,000 tm9. electrical
ssssRa ssss sts asfe sssHs'1 s mo KNEE sfss
SasRsseund tas e'tIe p
sypr; dssis9ing ceml and private bids, :,
sh9S Sk ses sEsvh nv fa sli hs's st. gss nw
AsI sAsFIeoi l5si IHl5Sssi1sEss, {, s97s q I'M. M M PERSON
sk4 skF.sF sssIs ss mo s ma1eH = mast MA ha1s s1s
asIFsla saRs s1isRESVHsc so3HEf I St ssTa
,HshAT1eNs aNs sEe IA s,s stsEs ssa
REsEARcH ENG, $4,000 {m), expert
nsafs s RH sha fesdsks III
hfsyfR aaa st chEkk hT nss s4S g o oauFG reserva
ton clerk, high school grad. Typist, dicta-
phone expr.. free to travel: law. S175 mo.
sfa Bay 9eSsRh e ssasF
TN 6S 1s1I az s. IA aso9 91is ts go ooo. some
1ictaphone work; steno, bookkeener. start
vs oasq sfss ssdrsars se edped dozens Of
gsasSI 2aHYleE Is NJ + sf1Ss Ss9fHs1 Sz
wk; x-ray technician, dr.s ofice. 5000;
dental asst. exper,, single, S35 ,wk; See
PHRs0NNEL SERVICE, 1aI1 G st, NV,
AGCoUNTANT, $3.50 NO. tm); Arlington
Nurse, free to travel Miss Day at PER-
SONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G st. NV. MA.
|2111.
SEC, LEGAL, $50 wk. (F): experienced,
under 30.
Stenog, patent law exp; 5-day, 500
Cong SECRETARY. $2,400-S2 600.
Embassy Secretary, S1q5 mo;
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SEC, LEGAL, $50 wk. Cd: experienced,
under 30.
Stenog., patent law exp; 5-day, $50.
Cong. SECRETARY $a,400- S., 600.
Embassy Secretary, SITE mo-
Need 100 new applicants daily for new
interesting openings See Miss Lee or Miss
White Est. % yrs. BoYD'S, 1888 F.
MA 2340
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fFFfsT for aviation insurancs otiee, pref
slspig g psasda, RH.si1o ioso Tasssf blas' P,issy
Il qrsisF sissFqsy ioy f Ii weeks tabular work good
Chase area; h-day week, Wo. Os63. IL
nsqaanss claims sEds asgs
sp6 sspp66oFsaaats Woaagara raf Bids' d. sfso
counter Service; open sunday; day. ,ea
h HS yasas ssaa ssiaTsS is5e Pesal eeha aIea aea n9
FAinsEss, rs gasays ghissf, nsaITaIfE EE LRpYs R
MA1FFessss saaaass sasss isEf Is ts p4a. ss1
sssa whit; v ssw ss;s gsfs sns s sfss
ss1 isRsF1snfsf HSai ss s's.
WaifRfss aahhi fssi Wanted. Want ST. REGIS BAR q
GRILL 1l13 Pa. ave. n'W'' Washinsteh'
WeMAN, 35-45 years. of age. with exeeu-
ys ants E asss5 sdan IN WeeE ae U.s.
count On pHrchases ana naany ether 9th o4sas en-
esh aoeI, LANsHDRGH & BRO, Zth'
SIe eaas1osssIas fas ST esgsstaeaal book surrey
work. no selling state a age @ ana sxPeTv1- SEPtlv
iSe M Z, isog ts ehssElalEIs 81 Fhlls, gga'
WOMAN, white, not over 30 yfs.. Whs aes
sires nice home with employed couple ana
child, age g.. care Of child, lisht house
hold duties, no laundry: reasonable salary
and time Of, vacation with pay; references
YOUNG LADF wanted for fashion ars aha
photoe faphy modelling. Applicant must
bring snapshot or photo. Applg employ
ment nfice, 3rd floor, THE HEIGHT Gp.'
f6tsa & ssP- LADY. elerk-typist. for long es.ae-
ils llsbsd real s5oss estate Office s'a-ass vssss
EouaG LADY With knowledge. Of seek, Z,
keeping and typing: permanent position
with good pay for enc able " take re-
sponstbihtyi small ofice. Box e2-Y' Sssr.
YOUNG LADIES, sales minded; permanent
positions open now; learn ghotogrsp9yi Do
:. z. aiil. kRssdE STORE. 7eh 4. :na
foGaG WOMAN to operate monitor
switchboard and psTfarHa clerical dgtiesi
knowledge Of typing and shorthand dsstrsd;
small Office, 5adRy. 46-hr. week. Apply
2116 9th st. n-e. -1o
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ver snrins: risRt at bus stop; exper; with
sssa sh5ssfaSn staz ape asSs!s sss S;sft
Ss SSksTE1 iiS SN s5aooE s6 TSaeaEa III s &c.
coeae tashr star9iax mqS hays sasrs e.
ton and and experience. Roam and board
available for $50 per mo, Box 6s-9' Ssar
OFFICE CLERK, sxnerieneed,. kaawlIssage
Of typing and Stenegraphy. Apply WHT
sFFieE sFEHs Ut gIEa1eAt q With knowledge q tss;
ing and shorthand; interesting, peImahen,
position in oos q one q MaashlngHIaaaR gHaR
6HF1SE o1f e. oLkRK, M yoans si lady, pleasias per
9at Pss t ssF n booPfeepnsa sPf pana .1ps T
general Office work. Interesting position
perm. employment with exeellent salar' a
snsn saa FasHoa sHaP Rp'f se e. soo
sa; ss,'ss asHsFSRS sJ
PsN' 4 aoPpERAToR; Saturdays only; hours
sgRe oes Room naspe 5et osts stsr Hds Aap' RsH
FsN FsNHte toPEsAfoR s4 for or aatemobiie dealer.
sss .'ssas sEs'ss sss sss.'sSSf
PPH6ToGRAPliEE and preof pssser, 5ulls
eIPEE-, l0f btpalb. dtsU tStuueAtHt, Ss.0t -
printer, sgd solieiter; full and part tine tha
taaoHqEo5dGsAfHic "a HE5Gs,A EA Fl gPskooF-pAssEs, EXP
ss x sslfHlii eRE sfaDfo sa R5Rgsi ss
PLEATER-Persen familiar with ., steam
pleating operation: able to give fun o.
part tipae. evenings. sEEnLscRAPF, sse
PiasAcricAL PisAn III NURSE, strens, to care fpr
elderly Lady: i've In; Just outside sIty
4kaSfIeM. 4kaS s1y NURSE, unattached: live in:
sl26 per HeptR Plus board, room, laHn-
PUtNCH H oPERAfoRs, experienced. 5-day
sssh'Hs Her. MaooBEzsb sfb's'TEs5Ba1 E51Hsss aesss
i6ECEPTIONisT and typist In ofice o.
sales manager of lee eoreoration; good
working eond.. good paw 5-day, 40-hr. wk.
Write. .giying details IS to age, exp, ETC.
Box 34-Y, Star.
hospital. Apply 1147 18th st. NV, .Dl,
tSAIEsGIRL, experienced, In lingerie and
hosiery; COED salary. Apply BELLE H6-
SIERY SHOP. 1904 14th st. NV. --1T
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Editorial
Seattle Awaits Mrs. vining

Every Seattle citizen who longs for peace
full Pacific banked by democratic American
mainland and an Amerieanzcd Japanese group
of islands will be anticipating the arrival OF Mrs.
Elizabeth Vinmg of Philadelphia to this CITY,
Mrs. Vning, tutor of Crown Prince All
hito of Japan, will be welcomed here by the local
japanese community at banquet next FRIDAY,
Nov. 81, in the Frye hotel. After the banquet
she will address public meeting in the First
Methodist church, Fifth and Marion, on the sub
ject, Young People in New Japan
The banquet will be sponsored by the Japa-
nese Relief Committee of the Northwest, and the
meeting by the American Friends Service Com
mittee and Friends Center which recently were
awarded the 1947 Nobel peace prize. The lat
ter affair will be to raise funds for Quaker re-
lief work in Japan
The fact that Mrs. Vining belongs to the
Quaker religion is pleasant indication that the
young japanese prince is in the comforting
hands of woman who violently opposes war in
any FORM
And because Mrs. .Vining is the tutor of the
Japanese prince, who, speaking generally, will
be regarded as the leader of Japan's Young peo-
pie, her talk should be worth hearing.
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Obituaries:
MANKI MATSUNO

Manh Massuno, IS, died last
Wednesday night in his home at
1865 Main st.
Bern In Kumamoto-ken, Japan,
he came to Seattle in 1907. He has
lived here since except during the
evacuation period.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Yfuki Matsuno, a daughter, Shige-
ko. and a. son, George, an original
member of the ,443nd Combat
Team. A second daughter, Kimiko,
is in Japan.
Wake services will be held at
7:3O pm. Monday, Nov. II, In the
Buddhist church. Funeral services
will be held at 7:30 pm. Tuesday,
Nov. IS also In the Buddhist church,
followed by final commital service
in the Butterworth Crematory. The
Rev. T. Ichlkawa will officiate at
these services.
Arrangements were made by the
Susumi- Butterworth Funeral Ser
vice
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Filipino Heads Chicago Council
To Aid All Oriental Americans

CHICAGO, H., Nov. l4-"1n set
ting a precedent among persons OF
Oriental origin in the United States.
we hope to show other people and
other countries that different ma
tionelity groups can work harmo-
niously", said Eugenic C. Estacion,
chairman of the newly organized
Chicago Oriental Council, In ex-
planning the aim of this organiza-
ton.
In response TO a need for an or
ganization to promote the welfare
of all Oriental Americans, delegates
representing the Chinese, Filipino,
and Japanese of Chicago met ear
lier this year to form this inter-
racial body which recently became
incorporated.
One of 1.-THE first activities of the
new group was the presentation of
a benefit talent show, Par Eastern
Revue" which included a variety
of instrumental. vocal and dance
numbers IMPLYING cultural tradi-
tons of the Far East in oolorful
costumes. The program included
Japanese songs by Francis Nori and
Kaoru Inouye, two odori by Haruko
and Tomoko Uyeda. Shizuko Hida-
! ka and Haruko Miyake, hula
dance by Hinao Koito and a Jiu-
Jitsu exhibition by Masato and
Vincent Tamura. A series of Fill
ipino folk sketches, Korean songs
and a Chinese childrens rhythm
band were contributions from other
groups.
Favorable press notices from the
metropolitan newspapers in Chicago
attracted an overflow crowd Of
more than TOO persons, despite in
clement weather, to the Central
Masonic Temple where the show
was recently held.
Officers of the Chicago Council
are: Eugenio M. Estacion, chair
man; Noboru Honda, vice chair
man: Helen Wong Jean, secretary
treasurer; Mrs. Paul M. Mitchell,
counselor. Delegate-members OF
the council from the Japanese
American community are: Corky
Kawasaki, Tats Kushida, Tom Ma
suda, Mari Sabusawa and Jiro va
maguchi.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-11-14

Preferred Casualty Association Orpheum
Building, Seattle, Washington announces the
appointment of Stanley Y. Karikomi as Dis
trlct Agent for the State of Washington
The Preferred Casualty Association is
qualified to write the following classes of in
surance:
Automobile Insurance
Accident Insurance
Public Liability and Property
Damage Insurance mot Automobile)
Employers Liability
Elevator Liability
Plate Glass Insurance
Burglary Insurance
Teams and Vehicle Insurance
1t you need Insurance. call or see Mr.. Kari
komi, Room 123 Jackson Building. or contact
his Local Agents, Mr.. John s. Ogishima and
Mr.. Sadao Nakagawa.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-11-14
MASAOKA TALK
SLATED HEkE
FOR NOV. Is

Mike Masaoka, national Legislative
director of the JACL Anti-Discri-
mination Committee. will speak
before a public meeting from 7:30
pm. Saturday, Nov. IS, In WASH
ington hall. The JACL leader will
be here in conjunction with the
Northwest District Council meet
ing which began today, Nov. IA.
Alice Kawanishi and Takako 70
da are co-chairmen Of the gather
ing.
Masaoka was accompanied by his
brother, Joe Grant Masaoka, anc
Eli Tanabe, both Of whom are
active in ADO activities in Calf
oTnia.
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Continued from Page II a-s
for work in Alaskan canneries.
These ships often stopped IN
Vancouver, British Columbia, for
fueling purposes. Even though
the Japanese never left ship, the
immigration authorities have con-
tended that since these japanese
nationals entered" a foreign
country their "re-entry" In the
U. S., whether at Seattle or Alas
ka, constituted q violation Of the
immigration laws Of 1924 which
prohibits Japanese aliens from
entering the country.
Japanese aliens who. have
through no fault of their own
made such "re-entries" are nov
subject to deportation. The Su-
preme Court decision obviously
will aid to clarity the situation.
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of Miss Hime Takemoto, daughter
of Mr.. T. T'akemoto Of Twin Falls,
Idaho, to Mr.. Ike Tsugawa, brother
of Mr.. Henry Tsugnwa. The Rev.
Mr.. .Okayama officiated.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore classic gown Of
heavy slipper sation + h o n
ed with sweetheart n e k line
and a train. Her n g er p
veil was held In plac by
Juliet cap of seed pearls and she
carried a white cascade bouquet OF
gardenias, carnations and orange
blossoms.
Miss Mabel Matsupu of Jameson
as maid of honor wore pink nei
taffeta with matching mitts and
feather ornament In her hair. Hel
flowers were deep pink carnations
and bouvardia. -
Mr. Mike Fujishin of Caldwell
Idaho, was best man. Ushers wer'
| Messrs. George Tsugawa and Tome
Takemoto Of Twin Falls, Idaho.
Miss Mary Furusho played tn,
wedding music.
The Misses Traces Moriyasu, No
bi Ochiai, Flo AnazawaN and Nj.
M. Takemoto assisted ct the re
ception.
The bridegroom served with tn
American army in the European
| theatre. After a wedding trip t
Utah, he and his bride will live il
Portland.
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sssss
DECEMBER

e. Pre-An- Oriental basketball
tournament dance, "A Country
Ball" will be co-sponsorcd by Ca
thay Post 1876 and Nisei Veterans
Committee in Seattle Buddhist au-
ditorium. Dancing hours from 0
pm. to IL midnight.
13-Main Drug basketball teams
stag-stagette dance in Buddhist
auditorium.
19-Tokuda Drug A. G. will spon-
sor ice-skating party from 1890
pm. to 1890 am. in Civic Ice
Arena.
24-Anna Rays and Lotus YBA
will co-sponsor a Christmas Eve
dance.
6-27-28-All Oriental National
Basketball Tournament co-sponsor-
ed by Cathay Post 1855 and Nisei
Veterans Committee at Seattle
College.
3l-South End A. C. to present
New Years Eve dance In Buddhist
auditorium.
JANUARY
(1948)
17-18-Second annual Northwest
Nisei Classic in Main Bowl.
FEBRUARY
l4-St. Valentines dance spon.
sored by Japanese Students Clut
of University of Washington.
20-21-22-Northwcst Times sc
cond annual Northwest Invitationa
Basketball Tournament to be hels
in Seattle Buddhist auditorium
| Crentative date.)
MAY
Use to give Spring Informa
dance.
JUNE
Annual jos picnic.
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RED HERRINGS
IN WHODUNITS
By HYMER YONKER


The trouble with lot of thest
guys and gals who write the who
dunit type of story is that they
draw too many red herrings across
the pages. OF course, havent
anything against these guys ano
gals doing these things. only ev'
erything gets so confusing by tn,
middle of the book that you dom
know what Is what.
There's another type of mys-
terry writer too who insists In
having the dead guy knocked off
in q room with all the doors and
windows locked, bolted and nail
ed down from the inside. Now
the mystery in this case is not
who killed Mortimer Jones with
a hatchet, but how did the guy
do Il?
Today, we'll go into rough
sketch of the former type Of mys'
terry novel. For the benefit Of the
readers I'll sum up with the tri.
vial evidences and tracks tina
crop up from chapter one to chap
ter thirteen.
Ezra Jones, the corpse In thi!
story, is an old geezer pushing
eighty with about 40 million ducat!
piled up. How he manages to ga
ther so much greenbacks is mys
terry in itself but we are not con
cerned about that. We are onl,
concerned with the fact that oil
man Ezra is bounced over the nog
gin with a baseball bat He !
found. of course, deader'n a mack
erel in his room.
Now from here on to chapte
thirteen, the story Is filled wit,
suspects and suspicious action
from the different characters i
the tale.
Potential Subjects
Ezra Jones has q nephew VIII
loses a few thousand gees in tn
fine art of tossing the bones. Fl
Is a potential suspect because h
Is embarrassed financially and
waiting a,,xiously for his rich un
Gle to knock off. Naturally vine
old Ezra gets bounced on the bea
with a blunt object, nephew Jone
is not feeling altogether sorrowfl
at the loss.
Then there's Ezra's niece, a cut
chicken indeed She loves tn
sight Of parties and new clothes, Q
a matter of fact anything that du
cats can buy. She too is shy {
the do-ray-me, SO you can see sh
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NiSei
Calendar
NOVEMBER

i6-dreenhouse Basketball team
to sponsor roller-skating party at
Rolleriand Skating Rink IRON lO:so
pm. to 1880 am.
22-Baptist ice frolic at Civic Ice
Arena.
22.23-Rissho club to sponsor
Japanese movies in Seattle Bud
dhist auditorium.
27-Mercury to give Thanksgiving
dance for couples only from $3.50
pm. to IL midnight In Buddhist au-
ditorium.
2e-3O-sNGBO handicap a n d
Nisei handicap sweeps In Main
Bowl.
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.JIRO HIRAI

Jiro Hirai, SO, of 824 Jackson St.,
died last Wednesday in Harborview
hospital. Services will be held from
7:30 pm. Saturday, Nov. %, in the
Japanese Congregational church
with the Rev. G. Shoji officiating.
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leaving for government positions in
Japan next week. we're given a
farewell party by Miss Tatsuko Ko-
zu and Miss Amy Okabe in the
latter home last Tuesday after
noon.
Those present. besides the two
guests and the co-hoStesses, we're
Mrs. Aki HxsShi. and the Misses
Toniko Inouye. Connie Handa. Amy
Hidaka. Sschi Yasui. Sachi Koda-
ma, Hanako AraSe. Rose Yataga:
Mssa KiShida. Yaeko Asaba, Lily
Mukai. Mary Suzuki, Toxic Sem
da, Grace uchimura, Edna Dowke
ard Kiyo Akiyama.
A surprise baby shower was given
IN honor of Mrs. Milton Ida last
Saturday in the home of Miss LII
han Fujioka.
Besides the guest and the host
ess. those present were Mesdames
Paul Minato. Yoshitaka Okada.
Ben Sugawara, Morrie Yamaguchi.
EtSumi Yamaguchi, EtSlimi Taxi
zawa, Akira Kato. and the Misses
Shiz TSujL Amy Tsuji and Nancy
Yamaguchi.
Miss Ida is the former Miss Mil
dred Sasah of Rockland, Calf.
ST PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 14-Miss
Marjorie Matsushita, a resident CT
st. Paul for the last five years, left
last weekend to join her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Matsushita of Wa
patio, Wash. While in st Paul, she
was a recreation leader with the
st. Paul Park Department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Morio have
| returned to make Seattle their per-
manent home. They relocated &c
Chicago during the war period.
Reservations for the Greek bur
fct supper by the Cos Ami clut
for today, Nov. IA, in room 10 Of
the Central YWCA were made by
the following:
| Messrs and Mesdames Don Hill
lard, Howard Hollenbcck, Julfu'
jain. James Kamihachi, Gordon
Milbank, William Mimbu, FreS
Post, Stratto Pulakis, d. v. Red
fern, Toru Sakahara, Clarenc'
Schrag. Watson Smith, Georg'
! Tokuda, Sidney Volinn, Loui
Watts, Kenneth yelling, Masar'
Uno and Mike NakatG, and tn
Misses Elizabeth Ann Blaisdell, ex
ecutive director of the YWCA
and Ruth Witt, young adult pro
gram director in the YWCA.
After the supper, O program wa
presented by the Greek Clthodo
Church of the Assumption.
1 Miss Rose Yabuki, bride-elect O
Mr.. Ted Matsushita, was tendere'
a surprise kitchen shower las
Sunday afternoon by the co-host
esses Mrs Tom Kubota, Hideo va
buki, and Miss Jane Hayashi
the latter's home.
Friends showering her with gift
were the Misses Alyce Nishimot
Miyuki Mizokawa, Minnie Yamag
shi, Jane and Flo Haya2hi, Yon.
ko Ycshimoto, Masako Nakai, ar
the Mesdames Tom Yamsshita, H
roshi Mizokawa, Tok Hirotaka, H
dec Yabuki, Tom Kubota, and MI
Inatsu. Invited but unable to a
tend was Mrs. Tom Nishimura.
The bride-to-be was presentt
many lovely gifts for her new hon
Japanese Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor group will
guest of the University Congreg.
tional church Saturday, Nov. 49,.
the Chinese ballroom of Smit
Tower
PORTLAND, Greg, Nov. IA
White chrysanthemums and cal
dies in candelabra decorated Il
, altar of the Oregon Buddhi
: church last Oct. &c for the weddir
c~nI,x~-.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-11-14

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sense of nations. Sir J. Mackin-
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