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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-06-26
BOrtOn to Resume
Columbia / Work

NEW YORK CITY. June 26 =.
Hugh Borton. Columbia university'S
expert ON japanese history, who
has been with the us. state depart
mont preparing peace treaty with
Japan. is returning 10 the univer-
Sity next fall. il was annouced this
week by DIR Schuyler C. Wallace.
Columbia'S school of International
affairs director.
Professor Borton who has been
on leave of absence since 1912
first served as research analyst in
the state department, later becom-
ing chief OF the division of Japa-
nese affairs. specializing in post
war policy making.
He will give a course this fall on
the modern history of Japan which
will examine in detail the political
social. economic and cultural for
ceS which led to the modernization
Of japan after 1900 and an analy-
sis of the evolution of the japanese
government from feudal times to its
present structure as a constitutional
monarchy under the new constitu-
ton
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-06-26
CHICAGO HONORS PVT. MASUDA,
ANOTHER HERO IN RESCUE OF
LOST BATTALION IN EUROPE

CHICAGO. Ill. June 26-Memo-
rial services for Private ESQ Masu-
ola were held al the Chicago Bud
dhist Church last June 20. He was
killed on November 6, 1914. during
the rescue of the Lost Battalion in
the Vosges Forest.
Pvt. Masuda, whose home was in
Artesia. Calf, was evacuated to the
Santa Anita Assembly Center and
later to Jerome Relocation Center
where he was among the first Nisei
volunteers for the 442nd. He and
four Nisei volunteered on Febru-
cry %, 1913. One of his four bud
dies, Susumu Okura of Whining
ton, California, was also killed
overseas. The surviving three, Sam
Ozaki, Ted Yasunaga and Harry
Oda are all in Chicago, as are the
members of Pvt Masuda's family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eiichi Masuda, his
sisters Mrs. Hideko Ogawa and
Kay Masuda and his brother Shoji,
also a vet.
With Attorney Thomas Masuda
serving as chairman, the services
began with a color ceremony con-
Quoted by the Nisei Boy Scouts
Troop No. Sis and the Oakland
Kenwood Post of The American
Legion.
Representatives from the COM
munity organizations participated in
the incense offering before the flag
draped casket surrounded by many
beautiful floral pieces: Taisuke Ia
Fahashi, Mutual Aid Society; Ko-
ichi Masunake. Japanese Church of
Christ: Wiley Higuchi. Chicago
JACL; Jack Yasutake, Chicago Re-
settlers Committee; Tsuchizo va
maguchi, Chicago Buddhist Church:
Mrs. Riki Oya, Buddhist Women's
Organization; Tad Kimura. Chicago
Sanga; Donald Narike. Boy Scout
Troop No. SIS; Ryoichi Fulfil, the
congregation.
Ozaki told the life history of the
deceased GIL, while Ogawa express
ed thanks on behalf of the family.
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Mrs. Oyama's Body
Found in River

ESPECIAL to Northwest Times)
PORTLAND. Greg. June 26-
The body of Mrs. Izumi Oyama.
~, wife of Iwao Oyama. editor of
the Oregon hippo, was discovered
about 800 pm. Tuesday. raising
yanport City's official flood death
toll To nine.
The body. according to the
Oregon Journal. fIOated to the
surface of the murky. dcbris-laden
waters near the intersection Of
Island Ave. and Cottonwood st.
II was found by cruising tele-
phone company crew. The ma
tional guard took charge of the
body.
Funeral services for Mrs. Oya-
ma will be held ut ? pm. next
Tuesday. June 30. i'm the Nichi-
rem Buddhist temple. 1887 ".
Benton Ave.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Oya-
ma is survived by daughter.
Minnie, who is In nurses train
ing at Providence hospital. and
son, Albert, who il a student at
the University Of Oregon.
SadaO Mizuno. the only other
Japanese victim of the VanpOrt
flood disaster, is still included i'm
the missing list.
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day chosen met such test.
Il would like 10 stress the signl-
ficanCe of this contract. which is
the first one concluded between
American and japanese private
companies since the end of the
war he said We would there
fore. cndeaVor to complete the con-
strucfion of 20 houses in time so
that those families who may &C
cupy the establishments may settle
here as comfortably as possible
during their stay in Japan, and can
perform their duties with sunshine
Of mind "
Then he added: The generosity
on the part of the United States
authorities to allow us the conclu-
ion OF such "A contract, even be-
fore he formal completion Of the
peace treaty. gives US bright hope
for the program of economic re-
hab litation of Japan
A. d Piepgras Orient region
comptroller for Northwest Airllnes,
said that the company expected to
have the homes ready for occupan-
cy within six months
Drawing Of plans followed stu
dy of needs and local conditions
made by Northwest Airlines en-
gineers who flew TO Japan for that
purpose.
Completion of the project will
mean that NWA employees will
move out of a japanese palace now
being used a. a staff house.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-06-26

East Spruce street. next to the ia
panese Baptist Church.
The parent-teacher organization
OF the Broadway nursery school
will assist in providing the enter
.ainment and refreshments for the
evening. Mrs. George Mukai, act
ing chairman, has announced that
the Rev. Emery Andrews has lined
up an interesting program Tor both
the children and the adults.
Refreshments will be IN charge of
Mesdames Frank Fukano, Kanichi
Iwami, Mlts Mizuki and Gene XII
mura.
Those who will receive certifi-
Gates are:
Cherry Erickson, 436 22nd s..
Marcia Full, 5O7 18th Ave; Janet
Sachi Hoshide, 22l 18th Ave s.;
Shirley Ibara 1882 Rainier; Melvin
Inouye $50 9th Ave. s.; Elayne
Karikoml, 1645 Weller St; Eiichi
Kitamura, 121 18th Ave; Steve Ko-
zu. 457 Oxbow Road; Dick Matsuo-
ka. 2607 18th s.; Timothy Miya-
hara, $50 oath Ave; George Mukai,
1914 f. Spruce; Ken Natori, 1909
Goth Ave;
Janice Nakamura, 2104 Lander,
Diane Okada. 622 9th Ave s.. Yer
non Otani, 1902 goth Ave. S; Jose
Salgado, 1915 Weller St; Gordon
Shoji, 1919 10th; Dorothy Suyama.
1921 Bush Place; Joyce Suye,ani.
208 Main St; Richard Toda, 9l9
Yesler: Ken Wakazuru, 1866 18th
Ave; Terry Yoshikawa, 22l 18th
Ave S.
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NiSei


27--Lotus Y B. A -Shoyukai pic
mic at Spanaway Lake.
JULY
IS F. Merchants sports dance
from 9 pm to II midnight In Bud
dhist Auditorium.
Nisei Veterans committee to
ponsor Fourth Of July sports dance
1t Palladium Ballroom with Jackie
and his orchestra
1l-Nichiren Risshos to have pic
mic dance
SEPTEMBER
5-Bazaar-car to be spon-
ored by Lotus Y. b. A.
5-Roller-skating party will
Dc giver by Rissho club in Roller
and Skating hours will be from
1910 nm To ~ midnight
OCTOBER
2-Lotus YBA. 25th anniversary
lance Semi formal.
l6-17-BuddhiS A Ut tortum
Management Board entertainment.
DECEMBER
N-ChriStmaS Eve Semi-formal
orchestra dance by Nichrcn Ris-
shos.
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Traditional Caps, Gowns to Prevail
At Nursery's Graduation Exercises

Complete with traditional caps
and gowns, twenty-five Broadway
nursery school graduates will re-
ceive certificates from Mrs. May
Katayama, superintendent, in the
graduation exercises to be held from
8 pm, next Thursday, July at
the nursery school,
Mrs Katayama has busted off
the welcome mat and urges all
those with nursery school-aged
children. as well as parents Of
those now attending the school, to
be present at the exercises The
school is located on Broadway and
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-06-26
paid ADVERTISEMENT
To the Public:

controversy has arisen over the selection of
the music played by the organst at the close of the
Nisoi War Memorial service of Saturday, June 49,
1913, at the First Methodist church.
Public notice is hereby given that the only
selections especially requested or known to the pro-
gram committee were the playing of the Star
Spangcd Banner and the title of the vocal solo, All
other pieces were selected by the organst as APP
proprate to the occasion. A well-meanng choice
gave birth to unfortunate results But it is not a
matter which can be done over
Therefore, the Nise War Memorial Committee
earnestly requests that further comment contro-
versy public or private, be restrained in order to
avoid spelling the memory of this solemn occasion.
NISEI WAR MEMORIAL COMMITTEE
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-06-26
LOCAL VANPORT RELIEF WORKERS
COLLECT S3,W.75; CAMPAIGN
TO LAST UNTIL END OF MONTH

With the drive to continue until
The end of this month, Seiichi
Hara. secretary of the local Van
port Relief Committee, announced
oday that sum of $3.77775 has
been collected TO date.
Hara revealed that Genji Mihara
viii turn more than $4,000 to the
Vanport victims when he visits
Portland next Tuesday, June 20
The balance of the total amount,
)luS whatever amount is received
until the end of this month, will be
turned over 10 the Seattle Red
Cross relief fund
Serving ON the local Vanport Re-
lief Committee are Genji Mihara.
chairman; James Matsuoka and
Seiichi Hara. secretaries. Hisato
Full and Tad Yamaguchi. treasur-
erS
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cIacc;f;nI NJ"

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TYPEWRITERs FOR SALE: New
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Remington, Smith Corona. Also
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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-06-26
Hawaii .Jr.C.C
Elects NiSei

HONOLULU, T. H. June 26-For
the first time. a japanese Ameri-
can has been elected president of
he Hawaii Junior Chamber of Com
merce.
He is Toshio Serizawa of Kauai,
who attained the distinction during
a territory wide meeting of Junior
n MIXERS of all islands.
Serizawa appointed Kiyoshi Sa-
saki. another Kauai Nisei, to the
post of secretary treasurer of the
Junior Chamber.
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Joins Reserve

PORTLAND. Greg. June 26 -
First Ii. Toshiaki Kuge president
of the Portland chapter of the ia
panese American Citizens League,
recently took his oath of office from
LIT Col Isaiah A. Wiles, professor
of military science and tactics, at
the University of Oregon.
The Nisei was one of four post
war graduates of the University Of
Oregon medical school ROTC.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-06-26

Expressions of tribute were made
by Ted Yasunaga on behalf of Pvt.
Masudas comrades n-arms; Leo
Parker of The American Legion;
rats Kushida, regional represen-
alive of JACL Jack Nakagawa,
hartman of the Chicago Japanese
American Council; Koichi Matsu-
motto, the Chicago Buddhist Church.
Staff Sergeant James Nakagawa,
tationed in Denver. Colorado.
erved as military escort for Pvt,
Masuda's body
Pvt. Masuda's body was returned
June "a for reburial at the Golden
Gate National Cemetery in San
Bruno. Calf.
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Booklet Depicting
Services Planned

The Nisei Veterans Committee
md the Nisei War Memorial Com
nittee will jointly put out a spe-
lal booklet depicting the first me-
rorial services held last June 10
the First Methodist church and
at Nisei Vets Memorial plot at Wa
SHELF cemetery, it was announced
oday.
The two groups wish everyone
Tho took pictures of the proceed
ngs would hand in his prints as
soon as possible to Frank Hattori
in care of the Nisei War Memorial
Committee. 318 Sixth Ave. S., Sc
attic. No prints, however, will be
~eturned.
A thousand copies of the booklet
will be printed, according to present
plans.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-06-26
LOTUS BAZAAR
CARNIVAL SLATED

The Lotus YBA. will sponsor a
Bazaar-Carnival on Sunday, Sept.
5 at the Buddhist Auditorium.
Foods, concessions. and dancing will
be featured by the group.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-06-26

CHICAGO LLBearing specially trained Red Cross disaster
rich candy plane flew from Chicago to aid victims of the
flooded Columbia The flight sponsored by the Chicago
business organizations making up Mercy
Fleet in Chicago Robert j. former correspondent
aboard Here gh helps Chuck OConnos toad the candy
which donated by Otto Schnerg president of Curs Candy
Company The available by John D. Macarthur
president of the Bankers Life & Casualty Company.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-06-26

He who sows, even with tears, the
precious seed of faith, hope, and
love, shall doubtless come again,
bringing his sheaves with him, be-
cause 1t is the very nature of that
seed to yield joyful harvest.
Cecil.
Evening star., 1948-07-05
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIONS, additions, remodsling and
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Sly Georgia ave. NV. Can RA. 1925
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CONCRETE WORK and drain, walks, walls
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Thousands of plants to choose from, we we
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MODERN BATHROOMS. kitchen gas water
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Evening star., 1948-07-05
FARM and GARDEN.

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sAiLER PICKUP. John Deer, New Market.
Ge GaRANIuas, SItsai $50 ca, 3 for 81. Scarlet
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mer. ASHTON NURSERY. 6510 Ga. ave.
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Evening star., 1948-07-05
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, B .C.S-. Benjamin Franklin
UNIV graduate; sew, yrs. public utility exp
former transportation corps officer: desires
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knowledge of Russian. German, French
aPARrMkNT afais sdf3>ITH PRoJEcT MGR thorouehly
exp. in prof. management. malnten., rent
col. etc. avail immed. Box Tx, star.
ASSISTANT JANIToR. GE. 9s49
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CeoLiL.FGE GRAD. married vet with car,
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as a waiter in hotel, club or elsewhere.
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Evening star., 1948-07-05
DOMESTIC
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

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Evening star., 1948-07-05
, MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera, darkroom
or movie outnt; lagest selection OF cam
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AIR CONDITIONERS-New Philcos and
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

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DOGS AND CATS boarded week ends o1
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PUPPiES, DOGS AND KITTENS. TO place
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ICortinued on Next Psse)
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. caIculators cleaned
oiled and adjusted. AL work guaranteed
BRICKLAYING CONSTRUCTION, small job
specialist: white mech. only: start lmme-
diately. Call MR.. CURZON, Ii. 1851. Ill
BRICKLAYING-Firep chimneys, re.
,a.ning walls, walks and steps built and
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CABINET WORK of all kinds. screens
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LEP 4 d'ALBERT. INC. MA 4711.
CARPENTRY. screening, porches and
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windows; residential or commercial. j. e.
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CARPENTRY-Recreat rooms. attics
general repairs Do own work. Free esti-
Rstes FR 7s75 HA1SEs Ab S.ss S JACKSON Iu' z$te
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North 500, Ext. 302A before $50 a m
if later. leave message. IL
CLEANING UPHOLSTERED furniture ano
rugs machine-done on premises: estimates
Call MR.. CRULEY any time. NO. 5Osl:
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS and installations
for prompt, eSgTtsSgs "a ssbs service
ELECTRIC WTRING. eommereial. residen-
tial. old. new work. Extra outlets. repsinrss
EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR decoratins;
free estimate. Tsrk Eala suaranteed h'se
Evening star., 1948-07-05
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CINDER BLOCK PLANT. going business
in heart of fast-growing area oI NEARBY
Va; reasonable terms. Weekdays, oOV
Is2s eyes, .lI TE RfP3iR Sep9 SHOP in on. o.
the best NV. locations; must sell BY Jul,
is; If you are a matchmaker, this Is 1t
Small amount OF cash required; long lease
and low rent. Box 15-K, Star.
GET INTO BUSINESS for yourself; here
j. is; real money maks5 mat o s,sna ,nsad., in
Utilities; Ut '1 owner quotes $500 for 5;dLay
week; open every day and increase plenty
will sell for less than cost OF equip. and
stock; only $4,000: wants Sl,590 down
can *. S5s5; PAsT9E-LUTzS .y,Ss: GzSdH NC;
aesrby near Arlington. Ar 1 s-year lease. moderate
rental Excellent opportunity for ener.
setic, ambitious operator. See Mr.. Okin
Tues. morning after 8 am. at the Aristo
plant. 1925 So. Capitol st. .
BOOMING HOUSE BUYERS, attention
Read carefully; a rooms. 81 ls baths; COM nd
painted; on Que st. near Conn. ave; in
come quoted. S340 monthly; apt. for own
er. This is q. rare bargain property. Fur
niture and business only $4,000 down
Better hurry on this. Call Elk. 25o5
PAsToR;LUTZ, INC; , ,,..
would like active partnership or win con
slider buying any lucrative. well-estab.
iished business, which win give him ne
return Of at least 500 s week. Neafn!
ROoOMING HOUSE, beautiful: 10 rooms
8 baths, ARRANGED into, 3 complete apis
.va xth n p.'ass sseton sath' r.nt aRa has
lease; rents approved at S222 monthly
*. iant as55. PAsToR-LuTz. INC.