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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-03-17

Schools who reside east of
Sheridan Road will receive a
letter from the Superintend-
ent's office and a form for sug-
costing suitable names for the
new school. When these sug-
gestions are received, they will
be counted and the five names
suggested by the greatest num-
Der of parents will be submit
ted in the form of ballot to
the parents and the name re-
ceiving the highest number of
votes will be given the approx
al as the official name by the
Board of Education at it's regu-
lar meeting on March 20. All
parents residing east of Sheri-
dan Road are urged to discuss
the matter and suggest the
name that they would like to
see given to this new building.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-03-17
sTHE CRUCIFIXION"

Continued from page y
p. m. in Zion Auditorium in
candle light service.
This time spent in worship
during Holy Week will lift you
closer to the Almighty in it's
vivid portrayal of the happen
ings that TRANSFERRED during
this most momentous week in
earth's history.
Come and worship by hear
ing the rendition of "The
Crucifixion."
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-03-17
NAME NEW SCHOOLS?

CONTINUED from Page y
bers of the Board feel that the
parents living east of Sheri-
dan Road should participate
in this responsibility. Within
few days all parents of chill
dren now enrolled in the Zion
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-06-16
VIVA OFFICIAL
SAYS SEATTLE
ASIA GATEWAY

En- route to the Orient from Sc
attle-Tacoma Airport. r o Bull
winkel vic president traffic, North
west Airlines. stated today in a
conference with local NWA officials
that more and more air travellers
are discovering Dist Seattlo is, and
always has been. tn natural gate
way to the Orient
More and more air travellers are
learning that the overland route
through Seattle Tacoma to the Far
East is the best" Buliwinkel said
1T costs no more. either i'm time or
money. to fly from San Francisco
or Los Angeles through Seattlo to
Tokyo than it does to travel through
Hawaii"
Bullwinkel. who is starting an
inspection tour Of the airlines' Of
fices in Japan. China. Koroa. Phil
ippine Islands ond Okinawa. said
that because of Tho increase of air
traffic between California and the
Orient through Seattle. Northwest
Airlines recently opened a traffic
office in San Francisco.
For the same reason. Northwest
Airlines will add a fourth weekly
Orient flight TO Tokvo-Seou -Shang-
hal and return, stFrting June IA.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-06-16

Over a decade ago. a struggling
young singer became an overnight
sensation in Japan with her rem
dition of new ditty entitled Wa
sure Cha Iyayo," meaning roughly)
Don't ever forget me please" The
song recorded by the Victor Cor
pcration of Japan set a new sales
precedent by selling over 10000
disc in three months.
So catchy was the melody. and
so honey sweet the grooming voice,
that the tune completely captivat-
ed the Japanese public.
Home Ministry officials, who
while themselves humming the
song in their unguarded moments,
decided that the public was being
demOralized by such refrain.
Besides, if they left The nightin-
gale UnchOked, they would incur
the disfavOr of the military pro-
pOgandists who were fanatically
trying TO whip up public interest
in patriotic marches and war
songs. Consequently purge dir
ective was Immediately issued,
placing this song on the black
list, and stopping all further sales
of the record.
Undaunted by the persecution,
however Miss Hamako Watanabe,
who was the offending party, con-
tinued 10 delight her ardent ad-
mirers by introducing other song
hits. prominent among which were
China Nights (Shina No YorW ="
Lovely Star"
Today, with The Japanese ra-
do, screen and recording COM
panies once again what they
should be instead of megaphOnes
for prOpagandistic use, Miss Wa
tanabe is everybOdy's singing
sweetheart, caressing away the
worries and woes of both young
and old with her gentle soprano
voice.
Miss Watanabe was born in Yo-
kohama. Her love for singing got
her into deep water with the teach
ers, for The latter interpreted it as
di' graceful frivolity. On one par
ticular day, she came dangerously
near to being expelled for teaching
a group of classmates to sing po-
pular songs.
Her big moment came one fine
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-06-16
Strictly for Teen-Age:

manicure is a must. A tip to the
girls: use nail polish only after
a manicure. never as coyer-up
for nshapely fingernails. Never
works.
Clothes are the next consideration
When it comes to laundry. d + Y
cleaning and pressing they are a
problem. Here's good rule:
when in doubt about a shirt or
blouse don't wear it Send it to
the laundry. at once, or wash 1t
yourself. So often dark clothes.
you think, seem to stay cleaner
much longer than light ones. Don't
YOU believe i'll just because a col
lar is dark blue doesn't mean that
it'll stay clean and fresh too far
beyond the time given a white one
Keep OH hand, for your very
own use. soap flakes and spot
cleaners. You'll b. glad for the
latter when II comes to taking
out breakfast spot at the last
minute before leaving for school
or your job.
About laundry and cleaning bills
they can b., cut down whole
lot if YOU think twice before you
throw coat on chair instead of
hanging 1t up in the closet on It's
proper hanger Spend half hour
at the ironing board with a press
ing cloth some evening You can
take out many wrinkles and add
new ones to budget-making.
And last, of course. are shoes
Your best foot forward is none too
good, if your shoes need repairing
or polishing And no foot in any
shoe looks smart If the socks or
stockings are, -undecoratively
dingy.
This business of ker Ding we'll
dressed-and consequently good
looking-is a reverend Job You
may sometimes think It isn't worth
II, but never hold that thought any
longer than 1t takes to stop at the
nearest mirror-and there will be
your answer.
Be smart-get groOmcd from
tOp-tO-tOe-- then we'll all say,
Iii Good looking!
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-06-16
By SKIPPY


GOOD LOOKS
are interesting to everybody
aren't they? Boys like cookbook
ng girls, girls like good looking boys.
there's some dope on how to b that
way that I've lad saved up for
cme time
THE SECRET
to good looks. this clipping says.
is:
Give yourself tOp-t0-tOe groom
ing. That's all. But that means a
lot when you think 1t over.
Finstance. what's the good of a
nice-looking haircut for Johnny If
his heels are rundown and cock
eyed? Something's missing. isn't
there? Or what about Jane with
he nice manicure but soiled sleeves
on her blouse. Have you ever been
ike that?
The point is: good grooming
can't be just halfway done. it's
gotta be complete for attractive
ness. and we all want TO be at
tractive.
If you don't believe this about
complete grooming just think back
to how you felt when you saw some
me with halfway grooming You've
seen girls in slick ballerinas and
Gibson girl bouses-and dirty fin
gernails. The whole effect is spoil
ed. There's lots of examples like
that and you surely can remember
lots of them. Do you want to be
like that?
Check off how you rate in top
to-toe grooming:
First, do YOU have that well
scrubbed" look? That's really the
new look this season-or every sea-
son-regardless of what the ia
3hion in clothes is. just look In
your mirror for the answer. Some
thing about your whole appearance
will tell you whether you can pass
the G.G. Good GroomingD test.
How about your hair? Does
II need a shampoo? Next your
face, back of neck, ears-aII very
elementary. II you think back to
the number of times your mo-
ther made you go through this
rOutine-but It's still good!
Hands come next. Look at them
in The mirror too. You'll be sur
prised at their different look. Back
of hands, wrists, fingers, all need
careful attention. AS to nails,
MASCULINE or feminine, a weekly
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-06-16
The Story of the Rise of the Shina-NO-YOru Girl

Sunday afternoon while attending
school benefit show at the Yo-
kohama Memorial Hall, when one
Of the enter. ainers on the program
failed TO show up.
Suddenly invited TO substitute
she climbed onto the stage. While
her classmates held their breath
and her mother nearly swOOned,
our heroine cleared her throat and
although faltering at first, she
slowly gained confidence and fill
ed the large auditorium with
melting tones. That very night
Mrs. Watanabe went into a pow
WOW with papa. The outcome of
the parley was the decision to
send HamakO TO a music acade-
my following her graduation from
girls high school.
Several years later, Hamako once
again made a public debut This
lime it was in the concert-hall of
the Musashino Academy where
che studied under both japanese
and European instructors. The &C.
casion graduation day, with talent
scouts from the large recording
companies among the guests. But
this time. she was no longer an
inexperienced singing schoolgirl.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-06-16

nor did she bother to clear her
throat. Her silvery-toned voice
could now be regulated at will
On the following day, she re-
ceived three offers. She prompt
ly accepted VictOr's and subse-
quently contributed largely to
the increased sales Of His Mas
ter's Voice records in Japan with
such songs as Wasura Cha Iyayo
and Shina No Yoru.
After the war, Hamako Watana-
be signed a contract with Column
bia records and between recordings,
she has sung frequently over the
Japanese MIX network and on the
stage and screen.-Adapted from
The Nippon Times.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-06-16
CHEST GROUP
HERE NAMES
TOUR HE AD

Mrs Guy J. Gay, leader of the
Neighborhood Division in last years
Community Chest campaign, has
heen appointed to direct the Chests
Come-See Tours which are sche-
duled TO begin at once and continue
throughout the year, William S
Street, Chest president. announced
this week. The Come-See Tour
program will b developed under
the guidance of a committee of
-'olunteers.
Purpose of the Come-See program
is to make it possible for groups of
contributors to make personal visits
to as many as possible of the Red
Feather agencies. There they will
see first hsnd the programs sup
ported by their Community Chest
contributions.
According to present plans. so
tours will be conducted during the
next six months. or an average of
two a week. AS a rule, groups
making the tours will not exceed
fifteen persons.
In addition to seeing the agen-
cy programs in action, persons max
ing the tours will also have an OPP
portunity to ask questions concern
ing the Chest or its agencies.
individuals or groups desiring to
make the tours may have them
scheduled by calling Minor 1900
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-06-16
Businesses
Houses
for Solo
NIADRONA uCYE

NtADRONa irCNE
Oac bedroom, living room
with fireplace. tile kitchen
and bathroom. Breakfast
nook Venetian blinds full
basement. furnace. garage.
Close to bus This modern
home completely furnished,
ready to live in. All for price
of $500 and $500 cash
down. $50 per month on bal
ance.
MODERN LESCHT HOME
Close in. Two bedrooms, large
living room with fireplace.
Dining room, kitchen with
breakfast nook. Hardwood
floors. Venetian blinds, full
basement with shower room.
Automatic oil furnace and
garage. House in excellent
condition. Full price s10,50O
and $500 cash down.
INTERNATIONAL REALTY co
Shig Watanabe MI. O6O1
James MatsuOka, Mgr
$50 Jackson Ma. 1Se1
Res. phone PR asN-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-03-11
ACREAGE FOR SALE

ss Ssz $685. $780, ' s ~ 4
: "a; WI los GsseEEs., eoras1tns tn.
s,oo0-ft; frontage; priced to sell at Sill
FRIENDLY, MD.-3h acres, 5h miles out
p: e. l mile OF dual highway, soo-ft:
fa1med S good ws sve 1917
Two scA SssTsf TKac rs Pee Georsia Az.
$685. S TS fhG n1H Ms 1895 1895
M s.. ai Z; All wooded
SqdeS s NJ Inch s7S9 sS so sSgn sai oa
AIes. sos. Closed % s Sun OUT luxe ST. eA'''
SILVER HILL, MD.-.1O acres; IS min.
50 ss'1 - ,eo ACRES GEO lots over 10000
S snd n Fardax GSgny on trunk
pieted; Trades spprosed Cash. 101 terms s0@ o.
81 ss a rsas pm Or sunday 1wNER
g ACRES, near o, s. Naval Ordnance
faces hard road on north and subdivision oi,
st. on south line. L. w. GRooMEs. 18th
No Down n pAYMENT-owner offers To-
Wash. Call Engleside 4S-W-11 teves.).
12s
NEAR ROCKvILLE-A bargain. 4S acres
and bungalow, nice orchard; long frontage
on hard road; close to stores; special price
for this week: owner leaving: S11. 500.
EUGENE B. GINGELL, 7542 GEORGETOWN
I'd. Bethesda, Md. WI 2022. Call David
Laushlin or J. C.. Smith, ewes. and Sun.
WI. 1890 or OIL. 20S4. Ill
100 ACRES Just north Of Kensington.
Sewer and water Priced low for small
house Development. MR.. MALCOLM, OR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-03-11
FARMS For sALE tc.,.

FARMETrE, coIlinEton. Nd, II miles
eoss to n srsn.D m streams
rms. and bath. lge. Eiass-inciosed porch,
9a Es l. n Dxeh ce e. ioas
st. NV, Eek. $3.50; ewes, Gil. 1882. Ii
GRIN. HOUSE in fair cond.. needs some
repairing. has cleo; Is acres Of land
from on na g. sn &c. o nm p, eiass
valley; poss. on settlement; price, $3.50;
H Isems arF e. For inspection; cali
E Ear FAIRFAX 4 LoUDoUN REALTY.
PATUxENT RIVER, Southern Md.-Wster
front estate, 300 acres: 9-rm., 3-bath
manor house with servants quarters, gear
a vssfoct tenant houses and guest cottage
house, corn cribs. poultry houses; cleo. and
r nlficens view Of river and SURROUNDING
$4,000 6. z4NT4IH Neasa'e s4 ssif ( s. t.
a 5s A "a sssz = fsyming N9 OLA
woods, SO pasture and brush: 5 wells :
part cellar; Deieo iisht, ssx54 barn, oth sa'
2. C., in the beautiful mountains Of West
Va; real buy at only $4,000. Cali
$500 Down Ss1S' $50 MONTHLY. buys 15-
acre farm; firm, house with cleo, phone;
e.. On hard.surfssed I'd. a 20 mi. o chaF
approx. 200 good laying hens and several
WI; a COOK. Louisa: va s0''0 9show mfi bs
Look WILL coNvN " T ps4ns 3 3SsD 81
about but seldom see: rs acres Of very
Hwy Hwy, No; !. in W.: Also a modern 5,rm.
a aod chicken ns Sga hSGses and other outSdss
NEAR WoopBRIDGE, vA.-s-rm. house,
Ssd@ pst land r. e a Gin pump , 9a
sssk sasF ss fs0a IND .na
$500 Also H snf fsrm nnd ri sSnf soi
lge stream, small house necessary out
rs by nsas9t No Sss9S
CHOICE DAIRY FARM s1i of so7 acres I mod
barn, 30 dairy cattle, 2 silos, complete
frs sns sss
orehard hsaier deff ronsass
sG Business s 1 !abdvs Ssey vst t
yAMEs MAa a M f Woodvs Ga h ashS
IS Is MiIEs FROM D. C. L1NE-so4 roll rolling
acres, 2 tenant houses, barns, fuliy
equipped including. new tractor: reduced
70 S1s;50O for immediate sale Mr.
CO., FIR 5119 III
ATTRACTIVE FARM. SIS acres: commut-
1 ing dissan Lance to everything. with Ice Co.
and nice bank barn; has to be seen BY
willing and ready discriminating purchaser
SIT $50: Some stock and machinery in
Guided in price. For further details and |
appt to purchase, call WORTHINGTON
REALTY, exclusive agents. 81 300: or
drop in our office, S427 Georgia ave. III |
IA ACRES,, 5-rm. house. cleo. In; on
Rm r;saa I'd, / mile from Capon
Just the place for a quiet retirement; |
only 5000. Call Ordway 531O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-03-11
TRAIlERs.

DON'T MISS THIS. a brand-new trailer at
S1,675; cleo refrigerator, hot and cold
water, bottled gas and oven. built-in van
ity, full-Iength wardrobes living rm.. kit.
and seDerate bedroom. Don't believe it It,
SALES, 2nd ave. and Colesville I'd, Silver
spring. Nd: between Ga. ave. and 18th
ELCAR. IS IT,: sleeps A.: cleo. brakes; good
soRd $50 sash HI s Ss5S factor,
dealer for Kozy Coach: Westcraft, Spar
tan Manor. 6-sleeper Sun. Superior Kit.
etc: priced from 81 .495 to $3.50: easy
terms for your convenience. We carry
large line of accessories and nave Two
shops to make repairs. Open every day
R assfETrhaf e TRAfiER SALES. 2 locations.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. blvd. Berwyns MO-.
Tel. Tower 5036.
ern factory OF on your lot. by factory
trained mem: free estimates. Tratlers
furnished while yours is being. repaired
complete line Of parts and furniture. cook
and heating stoves. water heaters, axes;
cleo. brakes, aavenports, ETC.; iceoox ano
stove conversion, aluminium repairs; Re-
FRAZIER IRA coAcH CO, 81 Carroll aye,
Takoma Park. Md. Phone ONCE, 81, s?3''
factory, ST. 066S. -l~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-03-11
An advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price Of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUSTIN 1913: proclaimed the most popd-
lar because Of: 35-mi. to the gallon
larger, roomier safety steel bodies, hydrau-
lie brakes. leather upholstery, many y, other
Dorset sedan fully eauiDped1 incl hsats'
TAN and a AuTo & RADIO CO, both Sides Of
nth at r st. NV. Phone NO. 1851.
AUSTIN, 81, 1876 equipped; also M. 9; Rolis
Royce, Bentley, Jaguar, STANDARD, Ir1lmpn
and Lancia. HENRY MILLER MoioFS
BUCK kst iss Ss specia r. sedan radio
slip covers; $3.50. or best offer under; must
sell. 4-E. Laurel Hill I'd, Greenbelt' Nd
suicR 1913 as" Roadmaster II 4-dr sedan;
cbmulus gray; r. and h.; white-wal Air
Ride tires: ssckogp lights Ses Chromium rips
BUICK 1915 Roadmaster COW. coupe:
whitehall Air-Ride tires: side mirror ane
back-up light; % miles; 1895; cash
sATcHER MOTORS, INC, S1oo wis. ,vs
BUICK M 1911 Convertible coupe; beautiful
appearance, fine condition. splendid tires
& STf MoToR CO. Kaiser-Frazei
Dealer. 5000 Lee hwy Ari, CHI. 1000
BUICK 1910 super 4-door sedan: under
seat heater radio .os sn sfa' or best
offe se under. No dealers. Can be seen AMI
time after pm. ia, 67s7. IL.
BUICK 1947 Roadmaster conv: cpe. blue
with light top: r. and h., white sideWall
tires. side mirror and baek-up lights; leg,
than 1000 mi: s3;9s5; s esq.,, sTsde MS o.
1 foRs. 1 Sssa 800 800 Wis. ave-. W. a$sl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-03-11
BUSINESS pRopER1. FOR SALE.

AUTO GARAGE EQUIPMENT, used j
yeaF; h lent of building arranged. Rear o
STORE ana : upper floors near 9TH ane
ms 1Hdl an ave ts.,d nEo approx: $500 So. it
BERNSTEIN & CO., l415 K st. NV, ME
WAREHOUSE, convenient to 14th and F
now used for paper, Extra SIDE yard fol
RaEfns Pri eo 0R Rsats snsS9 1907 4
nv, National $500, IL
WIS. AVE, near Cathedral - A good s.
rm 2bath house with oil heat can be
man See Marvey L. jones, sAN SES5zsS me-
asL1NsaToN-store, once space. e-rm
hwy; 1900 So; f. CT. BUCKLEY s.
&c GT GPsH6 X ST. S.w-1st-eomm E bust
ness and residence combined: 8 rooms and
spp des4 S B sown 9y
I1I tsS; oRGAN Sf5aa moving to
new quarters, offers its present building,
Ih and sts zoned s
cial; ideal for institutional headquarters,
fraternal organization. ofices. or many
stories and basement with total of IL
rooms, 2 baths and 2 lavatories; hot-water
heat, fire escapes. ETC.; entire property in
appointment to inspect. call Mr.. Raymond,
RA. 1924 (evenings). or FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS. 927 18th st. NV, DI. AL. -17
14th ST. N.W.-Convert this S-room brick
to store and office or use for combination
ofice-home; possession with settlement;
$40, 900.
ave-, near M; 10 rooms. 3 baths, suitable
for ONCE or combination ONCE home
quoted income, $4,000. possession with
MA. $500: ewes. and weekends, MI. 1850.
BOSS g. PHELPS, INC, 1417 K st. NV,
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

CASH m ONE DAY-Individusl viii place
End trust money on D. c. residences
Call any time, RA. 22SI Id
lst AND End rRUsT LOANS - Prompi
cal COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO. sl7
s KS Il n; on s 81 ss60 TRUST W. vii,
buy ,second,trust notes. 3. C.. nearby Nd.
MORTGAGE 8; INVESTMENT CORR. 1919
n. Y; ave NV National 1888.
1870, WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP:
in B. G.. Nd ana va Mr. On p ls1 sS1sEs
1904 I st; NV: MA, 4ls7.
MORTGAGE LOANS, 40: no charge for
sgpraisals: MOORE & HILL CO.. s04
TRUsTs, ist, End and srd, nearby Md,
Va. and D. c.: one weeks service. ADAMS
1912. RE, 1913 az
CASH FOR DEFERRED purchase money.
2nd trust notes white or colored); quick
settlement; personal calls preferred. Full
TON r. GORDON, 1927 Eye st. NV, DI.
$3.50. Brokers attention.
FLA AND End TRUST payments reduced
and money advanced. BILDMAN CO.,
1131 VT. ave. NV, RE. 22S9
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TRAILERs tcent. } j.,

House TRAILER with room 10 By 20.
eau RE. 5151. Ext. 433. ask for Peterson.
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAiIERs-closinr ou,
Al trailers on hand, your chance to buy
the famous Spen auto luggage trailer at .
real low price. Act quickly! ARCADE
s.FooT. asfooT n and g. ss.fco AD L sss9G
tratlsrs nov on display. HEETER WALDEN
TRAILER SALES, Wash. -Bafto, blvd. Ber-
wyn, Nd. Phone TO. gill.
o9AAER, medium-size and 194l Willys
Sssaan' good home and car; $975. Bowie
ls4s NATIONAL AND LANDoLA trailer,
ssesans' va so0 sad sas ave Rivsrdsis. Nd.
NEW AND USED home trailer coaches. See
the new Schult, Travelo, American. How
ara and thinner coaches. Our sales dis
play open for your inspection, 8 am, to 8
pmi deilS ana AZ. Sunday IN sslss branch.
s7indE' house q seui RhSps ssS
beautiful models on display, equipped with
hot and cold running water. large electric
refrlgerators, stainless steel kitchens; some
models with shower and flush toilets;
why pay high rent when a small down pay
ment and monthly rent receipts will buy
your home in "a months or less. collie
MOTOR 3 Trailer CO. 5000 GeerEia
aye. ss Silver Spring, Nd. 81. $500 or
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILERs. "e wheels,"
Ike new; $75,S95 each. RICE MOTOR
CO: 1924 Bladensburg I'd. ne. is
TRAILER, large enough for 2; bottled gas
range; reasonable. Call GIL. 1853. Ia