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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-06-29
Japan Thanks
Contributors

A resolution recently adopted by
the Japanese House of Representa-
tives expressed its gratitude for the
relief parcels and other aid given
Japan by Japanese residing abroad
according to Max w. Bishop, chief
of the division of Northeast Asian
Affairs. Department of State, WASH
ington, ID. C.
Bishop enclosed a translation OF
the resolution to the Northwest
Times.
The resolution follows:
Resolution for Expressing Gra-
titude to the Japanese and Citizens
of Japanese parentage in Hawaii
and North and South America for
their Aid to Japan adopted by the
House of Representatives on 28th
April. 1949.
Whereas the aid given by the
Japanese and citizens of Japanese
pa rentage in Hawaii and North and
South America in the form of LARA
and CARE goods, relief parcels and
the like, since the surrender,
amounts to a large sum and de-
serves our warmest gratitude.
Whereas it is needless to mention
that how the kindness gives us con-
ISOLATION and encouragement
Be it resolved by the House de-
cision that the House expresses its
heartfelt gratitude to the japanese
and citizens of japanese parentage
abroad
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-06-29
The
Little Woman
By JACK NAKAMOTO

Gradually as the green mantle of
spring is being superseded with one
of more yellow-green-of ap-
preaching summer, it's not illogical
to consider clothes now for summer
time wear for our little woman.
For her, the ever popular black
dresses are back again, with white
touches and accessories. They are
washable and can be worn with
elegance in city.
For summer play clothes ward
robe. she may choose a sun dress
with camisole top, and bolero, made
of fine quality cotton broadcloth
obtainable in sizes IL to TO- 16lz to
24h. A bolero, especially fitted one
is always suitable as it provides an
impression of more height to hel
stature. Not only that, it affords
artistic proportion in accordance
with the Greek principle of design:
the ratio about to 8. The division
or spacing which defines one third
or whereabouts of the length of a
dress is more becoming and beauti-
full than one of the formal balance
of $3.50. AS a matter of fact, any
costume the length of which is cut
in half either by a jacket or a de-
sign will invariably appear awk-
ward and top-heavy.
There's 3-way sun-back jacket
dress which our little woman with
a firm developed bust can wear
without shoulder straps = if she
dares! Though the top is boned to
stay up, If she's flat-chested it would
be nevertheless advisable to wear
it with shoulder straps. And for
dignified daytime wear, she can
add bolero-length jacket which
has simulated pearl buttons. It's
hand-washable, and of sanforized
broadcloth.
A challenge to our little woman
with sewing skill is some of the
3 or Away interchangeable cos
tunes designed for the sake of eco
nomy and variety. AS contrasting
fabrics are in fashion today, she can
readily make-over old dresses into
up-to-date separates. For instance,
she may like the bodice of an old
dress, but finds the skirt is little
too short. In such cases, she could
add contrasting band to the hem
or even sew the bodice onto a>longer
skirt of present style.
Shorts are longer this summer,
so our little woman might well
choose one of the SHINING, side-zip
types and cut 1t short to about mid
thigh. Otherwise shorts reaching
down to the knee are boyish and
gruesome, to say the least! And
what's more, why not give the boys
an eye-filling treat with her shapely
gains after having hidden them for
the past 3 seasons!
Continued on Page Two,
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-06-29
1000 CLUB DRIVE PLANNED

CHICAGO, Ill, June 29-AS Mid
west JACL district chairman of the
1000 club, Harold Gordon today an
nounced that a campaign would be
conducted among Chicagoans into
this exclusive roster.
To date, there are only twelve
Chicago members signed up. The
membership is comprised of per-
sons who have pledged $25 per year
to the support of the national JACL
treasury.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-06-29
Spokane JACL Unit States Picnic
For Community at Minnehaha Park

Bitow; hole-in-one golf game, Ed
Tsutakawa. Committee secretaries
are Blanche Shiosaki and Lily Ma
kai; treasurer, Ed Yamamoto: and
equipment committee head, George
Yamada.
This annual picnic commonly
known as the Undokai is one of the
major activities of the local JACL
chapter and is much awaited
event in the Spokane Japanese COM
munity.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-06-29

assistant professor in the Univer-
sity's Far Eastern Department; Jiu-
il c. Kasai, president of the Ameri-
can-Japan Cultural Society and a
former member of the Japanese
Diet. Kasai is coming here direct
from Tokyo to take part in the In
stitute.
A complete printed program of the
Institute is available on request
from the University's Institute of
International Affairs. Professor Dell
Hitchner is chairman of the Insti-
tute.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-06-29
NIsEI TO SHOW PRODUCTS

Cincinnati, Ohio, June 29-Ken
Matsumoto, window display special
list, will participate with other ma
tionally known authorities in a sym.
postum: "Store Window Promotions
at the annual jewelers. fair at the
Stevens Hotel, Chicago, from July
rs to %, where Matsumoto will also
exhibit his products.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-06-29
OKADA GETS 500 CHECK

CHICAGO, Ill, June 20 Hito
Okada, national JACL president,
was presented with a check for 500
from the Chicago chapter during his
brief visit here. This sum was pied
ged to the national treasury by the
two official delegates to the l948
national convention.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-06-29
FIREWORKS DISPLAY

Green Lake will again be the To-
cation of the gigantic fireworks dis
play Legion officials stated that
the display would begin at 10 pm.
but cautioned that because of the
crowds, numbering well over 100000
early arrival at the lakeshore would
be advisable.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-06-29
AWARDED SCHOLARSHIP

CHICAGO, Ill, June 29-William
j. Takei, son of Mr. and Mrs M.
Takei of 5206 North Winthrop Ave,
was one of thirteen Chicago and
suburban Cook County high school
graduates to receive scholarships
this summer He is a Sem high
school graduate.
The awards. made possible by the
William j. Cook Scholarship Fund,
were given on the basis of scholar
ship ability. participation in school
activities and qualities of leader
ship.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-06-29
Classified Ads

FOR SALE: Clean and press shop.
Good lease. Living quarters.
S495O. Sc. 4915. 918 jefferson.
WANTED: Experienced japanese
cook TO manage restaurant. Good
wages. Call Sc. 5594.
WANTED: Mothers helper. Five
day week. Live out. CA. 6824.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-06-29
SYMINGTON, AIR FORCE AIDE,
WILL SPEAK AT AMERICANISM
RITES DURING FOURTH FETE

ladning Seatles annual Fourth of July observance will
be the appearance the Hem W. Symington secretary
OF the United States Air Force il by officials
Seattle Post No the American Legion sponsors of the ceeba-
ton Secretary Symngton will address the people Pacific
Northwest during the American aton ceremonies he nj
30 pan Monday the site The Harding Memorial in Wood
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-06-29
CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO extend our heart
felt thanks to all who SO kindly
assisted us and for the words of
sympathy extended to US at our
services for Pfc. Peter Yasuo Flu
jino.
Mr.. and Mrs. Takesaburo
Fujino and family
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-06-29

land Park.
Honoring the distinguished guest
will be spectacular air show feat
uring massed units of Air Force and
Navy planes. The hour-long air
demonstration will center over the
line of march of the Fourth of
July parade, which commences at
10 am Seattle daylight time from
the assembly point at Second Ave-
nue. and Virginia Street. Secretary
Symington will review the air show
and parade from the officials re-
viewing stand, located at Third
Avenue and Union.
General chairman of the day-long
celebration is Paul S. Friedlander,
GEE11zHEEHNE 2HvzEszE1EENEzH
Japanese Americans will note
the coming holidays by attending
the annual Northwest Fourth of
July baseball tournament set for
July 2. 3 and in Seattle.
The tourney will wind up on
social note at the dance on Mon
day, July 4, In the Palladium ball
room. Dancing will be from . pm.
to 1880 am. and Bumps" Black
wells ten-piecc orchestra will fur
nish the music.
H1HGIE2IIl1Z1Z aIIZ1EdZdE1ZIGZd2
young veteran and prominent civic
leader Heading the parade is Col
Burton s. Barr
Grand Marshall of the parade will
be General Eley p benson. former
commander of the Seattle Port Of
Embarkation In announcing the APP
pointment of General benson 20
this post. Barr said, The parade
promises to be one of the longest
and most colorful in recent years.
In addition to a fine representation
from both Fort Lewis and Fort Law
ton, there will be marching units
from the Navy, Marine Corps and
many veteran and civic organiza-
lions throughout this area"
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-06-29
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many
friends for their kind words of
sympathy and lovely floral Of
ferings extended to us during
our recent bereavement.
Mr.. Min Koga and family
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-06-29
DIR. BUNCHE, FAMOUS NEGRO,
BOOKED BY INSTITUTE HERE
FOR ADDRESS ON PALESTINE

Dr. Ralph Bunche the famed American Negro who credited
large part for the successful mediation of the Jewish Arao
dispute in Palestine will give free public address in Meany
Hall the University of Washington campus Wednesday
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In The Northwest Times.
Evening star., 1949-06-11
MiscELLANEoUs wANTEo

AIR CONDITIONER-Used, for Of
t1ce State make. size and price
ASTiaUEs-Bric-a-brae. china. sil.
verware. old jewelry. furn. Any amt,
DORA kRupsAW s, MILsEEssIIoNE' sEsIIo 1888
ANTIQUES - Furniture. bric-a-brae
china, glassware, rugs. Silverware,
paintinss: highest cash prices paid,
Call MURRAY fstarbecker). IA.
BEDROOM. dining room. contents OF
home; cash. We do movins. storage,
IA. 2937: after 2 pm, GE. l416.
CAMERA WANTED. highest quality;
also movie camera. protector. lenses
cnRtsas Ms WEISS 'cs%pr.s. isSm a,s. RE .aEs.s sas
'n proiectors and eniarssrs. foreign and
domestic. any make, any model, old
or new: highest cash prices. Free
appraisal. PENN CAMERA ExCH.
943 Penna aye. NV; e36 d st.
'aSdHlsn'seis a:sd eiS;1a. skRMsS REsf:i Sfs' f2 2
cIorHTNGWrop Sa pr,ees sGn paid 10, tor sssd ssa
mems clothing. typewriters, musical
instr; etc; win cali MORRIS SALES
asmond sa,eSss eS,a sssin
iarse: cash immsa.steiss yer, hiss
PTisssys paid NEw YcRK JEW
FURNITURE WANTED Lars.
amount used household goods; also
FURNITURE wANTED-Bedrm., din
ing .rm.. other pieces or entire house
hold prompt service. CO. 336h.--l
FURNITURE-Your. entire household
Ufiees fSesen' rgRs 9as Dsefi Eca a1o h,Shff sts
FuRNiTURI-Wni ,uy sIt,re con-
tents or odd pieces Also old glass.
snd sa5t s.ns nnf Tor OVER ss 3sa sss,P: so
WOODS eth and e SITS n.s NE
FURNITURE-Good used household
goods. china. eutglass: top prices.
rURSifesE ff MHs oaa asn,sa re. Al asoa onc. fooc
furniture Of all kinds; entire home
or odd pieces; Day cash. Please
cali Mr. JAMES. phone MA. 2620
GOLD-Bring your old gold. plati-
mum. teeth. discarded jewelry. We
pay cash. A. KAHN, INC. So years
OLD T. 'si PAshToaED Ii e;E p,c.ur. frames.
clocks. china; furniture glassware
PTAN0S-Grands. spinets and small
Sprbiahtsi sib stz any anao condition. viii pay
BOXES and heaters. ACNE STOVE
condition. camp oil
stove and icebox. OIL. 1889 %
AM INTERESTED IN ouying silver
ware. any condition; china, bric-a-
BORA Rxof RRuPsAW sla ssF MrhRsroSE aes isss isss
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Evening star., 1949-06-11
EARN AND GARDEN

F0RDs0N TRACTOR, riding plow;
GARDEN TRACTOR. pillow and cult.
yator. used one season, 500. Pa
BOYLE tree surgery for removal
trimming, spraying. 81. 72l3,. 9
GARDEN TRACTOR. Standard tsia
ss1nndeTc cHARpEs ap PiG%sS %SpRsoN 5Rs sos'1soT seT
wyn Hts. Md. or call TO. 1925;
WANTED TO BUY, manure spresdsr
also. cement mixer. NE. 1900. Du
ToP SOIL. f,rled dirt. manure. road
Erayel and blue stone. sH. $40.
FIaGsToSE 5I WALKS. terraces. fre-
places, rock gardens. hshponds. re-
tanning walls. pipe drainase,. Al
cuec1o. cpce 8. ROUTE ROUTE 5. Rornfrs lane lane,
RockVi ie. M. Rockville :,5ss. Iii
TOP SosL-veFy good rich top soil :
very reasonable. Call Hillside
EyEEspRAY-The new undersronnd
sprinkler system for lawns Install
Only $3.50. complete. Phone or
write today for particulars. D. C.
SALES AGENCY. 1871 @ st nv.
MelfBpotltGH SssSl- L.
ROToIIITERs-Spr cleanup sale
f%enren ast~- and attachments. Jac-
cues 4-wheel tractor and piow.
sos, See as fer parts or service.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. CH. 1000.
1900 Lee hwy. avfinEtor. Va
LANDSCAPE GARDENERS. lawns.
Trimming. fertilEzine. sprayinS. tree
surgery. tflir-, bcxwood, shrupeery.
-Fc. or, 1855 OR ittsa II.
PERENNIALS AND ANIMALS st very
Speeial eloss-oat prices. RAkk
teen Vienna and Oakton. Va. Visnsa
Jew Tx
TRACTOR, International Model a.
sn5 some equipment. excel eond.
Priced 10 sell cail Ashton 4i33.
SWEET POTATO PLANTS. 15c q
hundred 3f13 Farnum 81. Brent
wood, Nd. or caIi TN 1873. Ill
WONDERFUL oPPoRTuNIrf--Sac-
rtfaesnx complete lsndscape-gay
Ing equip. for small bust. Tu. 1895.
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eooMs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


cool SINGLE NOON. eros. ysnt!ls:
lie, cRiTTENDEN-A large corner
sunny rm. windows, next to bath.
large closet i4th st. eariins IA
"a oh ST. NV, in the hear, Of the
rated; 50 vk Has double bed. vi :
Id, IL l,,h ST. N.w.--Jswish homs .
rooms. twin beds rent ehIs. OF sale
pvt shower, c.h.s nsaI sth 80, =
nusltne; use Of phone ia. Ssss-
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pleasant, cool room. PVT. entrance
and hath; gentleman. Dg. 323ss
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BoATS

es-FT. CABIN CRUISER. Al cond
custom built 1915; s5 hp, Chrysier
engine, hunks. galley. toilet, price
81 500. Name OF beat Y Suilsaa
See st Alton Phipps dock peait, Ne
ss-Fr. CHRIs-cRATT. ner Sep,
Ia47; dbis cabin: r. p completely
equipped; engine run less ihan 2ts,
hours. many extSas; owner oHftnK
larger boat. Telebhone BERT Md
pLEToE chesspesks Yaeha CLUB,
Is,t-FT. RuSasouT with ION p.
Super Mercury outhoArd motor; reg
ular $3.50 value. only s4as. Phone
a Ak Ek5.Rssis-casln ssaa cruiser. 10 aoIa =,
ro.d g. ias s,ar suaaa fI, '0ss ssyertsS aoSsi a..
prassed pn.s n1to'i a $50 . Ioea.ed above
Key Bridge. See and make cfisr
sRIGmT n I'm TsiaHoeASY ao-tt. sall6ssI
: sets Of sails. trailer and hitsal-
S,s1 9sasr vi sfsns ss,os' Satr'sd would eli ns'
saIIBoaT. II r., sits sail and ears:
also kayak. 10 r.. SIS. Wo- 4aoe.
sAmBoAT. iil4-ft, Pensnin. sisp
l0l. corinthian Yacht club. WI
caBIs cxuIsER ssx7Axs Il. 3
bunks. toilet, open cockpit, Gray
marine engine. raised-deck ergis<r
y7xax3 r.. Z hunks. galiey. toilet.
OlGA mayint conversion. water
cooled manifold Dead rise 40ESaxs
e.. open boat with small cabin fer
ward, ati-hp. Oads enEins JOHN
oUASs, Ssh and Chester ave. East
port. Nd. Call Annapolis sIns.
10 WOLVERINE. marin. plysoo4
nished inside and cut. praetAeaiaS
new, list price. Slf3s viii sell Ter
SIS each csn Cyprsss eosi eet,
ard & except sEndas, liz
CABrS CRUISER 3sxfs a.. nswfy
painted exeellsst condition; nFg
chryktsr engine. bot wsier, kh0wsr.
under s3-asa. IN. sfta. r-i8
CkRIS EEUssEk- ~ feet, saesas
foars Palmer marine enx1nt; vfry
rEassrA bic Gail PA. ssss2 lee
&5ge-eeF-st. mshozany HRrkerxraft
yS3aaeoes. @@S5-bp Ee9sprG aEse.
balRe pump. blower, eoEpaes<iy
eausppeo, Appt. TO iHspeess ssii
rRuscoTT isss cruiser seasa:
sieeps q chgyxser sTown. lis hps
Versftan kinds ran ahpnt 30 hFs :
cost. $3.50. wifi Kaxrsfsss for sasek
sale. $3.2sQ. Cal ncekvsGle xais.
RrcHsRpsoS CsussEn. 10 n.
sleeps +. in eahfns. Owner aeosrd
Sat. and sasn. 500 Ccriashlen Yacht
siah. Prtes. sssTse. Must be sd,
Evening star., 1949-06-11
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Evening star., 1949-06-11
AVIATION

LATE 1916 ERCoUPE With very loa
time. Priced right to sell. Also
other used aircraft. Contact
JOHNNY DORR. Maryland Airport
Pomonkey, Md, Indian Head 433i
AERoNCA CHAMPION. reduced ts
S4g5 for quick sale, Based Beacon
Field, SKY SUPPLY. fNC.. TE
ropR i,ms, PLACE, ,4s bD ..ronc. orzl| !.
dan, denonstrator, few hours. many
extras; perfect condition. Best buy
In area. at ~ 500 See at Beacon
Fieli. SKY SUPPLY. INC, TE
15nS -~-fa
aitimeter. rate OF cl.mo. 9-way radio
and metal prop; a clean Ship and q
real buy. ST. 1887. ST. Sill
Evening star., 1949-06-11
CATTLE AND livEsTock

SADDLE HORSE. mare, fbroken 70
rioe. gentle. beautifully marked. I
yrs. old. $50. HI. 54a3, 10.
FRESH COW and calf for sale. This
is a fine family COW with her sec
ond calf. Sail SH, 9044. --~l2
BAY MARE, 4 yrs old, a. bred. 10
hands, sehooled green hunter. S2Tb.
OAKMONT FARM. Aide, Va. Phone
Middleburg 4223. -d2
LADIES HUNTER for sale. "a bred.
I. years old, sound. Apply w. T.
BuRCH; Waterford, Va. 339l or
wHIJE-FACED HEREFORD yearilns
steers, 400 to $50 pounds; 8 car
loads. approx i25 head: all cattle
vaccinated and delivered in any
quantity: few cows and heifers. DIR
G, J. LAUGHLIN. SH. 2ii4. Me.
PIGS, s wks. old. sls each, Tower
SADDLE HORSE. white Arabian, cir
Gus trained. gentle for children;
Western saddle and bride: also fne
black work horse for farm. A bar
gain for both. RE. 1850 IL
WHITE-FACED HEREFORD yearllns
steers, 400 to 7b0 pounds: car
loads, approx. 125 head; all cattle
vaecinated and delivered in any
quantity: few cows and heifers. DIR
G, y, LAuGHLIN, SH. 2li4. ME.
1924 --i5