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Personalitv Brick Home

Personality Brick Home
OF unique design. this lovely modern
home has insulated. plus furred,
walls. radiant heat and a very novel
ARRANGEMENT of fireplace and mantel
in the 2S-ft. living dining room COM
bination; modern equipped kitchen,
tiled bath, utility room, laundry in
cluding Bendix. storage room, built
in garage, complete on the 1st fioor;
2nd floor, bedrooms, tiled bath,
ing oaks and many dogwoods make
an attractive setting for this home.
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
Exclusive Agent. OF. S5S6, OF. sO35.
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syMMER HOMES

HOUSEKEEPING cottage
wanted; on Potomac or other cool
area, within as miles OF District.
For simmer only; for couple. ne
children. no pets. Call LA. 6-b7se.
NOD. ALL-ELEc. HOME in southern
New Hamp.; 4 bedrmS., baths, Oh
heat, freplaees: marvellous mountaiR
views; 2 mi. from town; avail. in-
med. for rent part or all OF sea-
son OR 0Sl6 =
iConrinued on Next Passl
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

DUPONT CIRCLE. p sT.-win re-
model 1st and end front apis to suit
ioctor or lawyer. Call RA. 1393.A1l
remodel to suit responsible tenant;
suitable wholesale distributors and
offices' vicinity, Municipal Wharves
msTketiRs ~ NIR TRRGre GsnteE 445 dsga loth sE
dentists, doctors-Entire
srd A.: location on Wisconsin ave,
mr.. Sears Roebuck e. Co.. consisting
OF 6 rms. and lav.: now being remod.
eled; poss. about July ]; attractive
es9ta co ResFors G9nsgt sRd SHANNON sc LucHs
mr.. Kenns and Lans-
burgh,s; entire End A.; approx. $50
So; IT,; toilets immed. poss:;
Jenkins. SHANNON q LUCHS CO.
st. NV, MA. 2345. Ill
CONN. AVE. AT CALVERT ST.-2nd
fl. front, containing approx 1900
So. IT.; suitable for sales offices,
organization headquarters, drafts
men, ETC.; poss. on or before July
/; reasonable rent. Consult Mr
YenFinf }565 f 81 sHANNoN 4 M n. & okIs k9cHs CO.
CoNvENIENTLY located downtown,
f1reproof bldg: approx. 45'x1Os': full
basement; several offices or display
rms. in front; rear portion of bldg,
all open space; high ceilings. Also
4 addtl. rms. on 2nd f.; truck door
IN rear at tail gate height: oil heat,
ample toilet facilities. Also approx.
4,40O So. TT. OF warehouse space,
in rear of this bldg available with
. drive-in truck doors; high ceilings,
wide alley; Suitable for distribu-
tors, wholesalers, factory branch,
Consult SHANNON & IUCHs CO.
Realtors 1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345:
ENTIRE End FIR, 3OO9 14th st. NV.
tnr; Columbia rd)-Approx. 1880;
asphalt-tile frs, fuorescent lights,
Venetian blinds; immed. poss. Rent,
Sl:5 per mo. Consult Mr.. Young,
SHANNON g. LUCHS Co, Realtors
1905 st. NV, MA. 2345. III
6I8 18th ST. N.W.-2nd fir; Suite
NO. log: consisting of rms, ap-
prox. $50 So. it.; heat furnished:
vacant: rent, S165 per mo. Consult
MI. Young, SHANNON &, LUCHS
ss3h S9i; Realtors 1908 H st. NV, NA,
NEAR 7th AND PA. AVE. N,wIEn.
50, # on each fioor; t'E retail space e:oon ON
lst floor, freight elevator; suitable
for used furniture. wholesale eoiiin.
ment. etc. Call Mr.. Holland n 4
sMIPaY sM p5oo Co. sl1 18th st. NV.
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STORES FOR RENT Cont

OUTSTANDING RETAIL LOCATIONS
Conn. ave, nr. wardmar Park Hotel;
recently remodeled, beautiful new
modern front, approx. 1870. I'm
med. poss. Rent S325 per mo.
Conn. ave, nr.. Dupont Circle: sp-
prox. 2S'&S5', "a basement; rear en-
trance; vacant Rent S515 per mo
6l25 Georgia ave. NV: approx. ID X
so, "a basement; some parking in
rear; vacant; 5000 per mo.
1l30 eth 81. NV; approx 14'xsd'
poss. July /; 5000 per mo.
1855 Park I'd NV; approx l2'xl4';
heat and light furnished; immed
poss. Rental Sa5 per mo. Consult
SHANNON IL LUCHS CO.. Realtors,
HAE Il al21E
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NO CASH

20 Minutes From Pentagon
This lovely home is offered to a vet
this week end for no down payment
and monthly payments approx. S5S.
Immaculate condition inside and out.
Rambler:.type with exceptionally
kitchen with room for breakfast
table, . spacious bedrooms and bath;
full basement with English entrance
and automatic oil heat; only 20
minutes from Pentagon bldg: To-
Total price only S10.99O pending VA
appraisal For details. call Mr.. Tay-
lor or Mr. Berens. jr.. MA. DIAL,
FREDERICK w. BERENS
BALES. INC. 1920 K ST. NV
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Restful Bungalow-Va.
e11 Cnn ut IL ATpE

ReStful BungaloW-Va.
$11, ,200-GI-14 ACRE
In beautiful setting high in Fort
Myer Hgts. and very convenient to
everything. this is the perfect home
in this price range. Home is COM
posed of living room, dining room,
study, two bedrooms with bath in
between, kitchen and large front
basement, automatic oil heat and
complete storm windows. The yard
is beautiful and lot size is approx.
100x125 Qualified veteran may pur-
chase with small down payment and
low monthly payments on straight
AZ loan For further information,
call Mr.. Skies, MA. 1912.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC.-1520 x ST. NV.
MA. 9141
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1. Two-bedrm., expansion attic; part
bsmt.: oil &C. heat: in conv. Fair
fax location on lge. lot; maybe
Sl0,250 Gil.
Z. Three bedrm. brick Colonial in
outstanding section of N. Arl.; conv
to everything; asking $15,750; will
consider offer. For details, C. M
HALEY, JE 3-79S9. IL
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SEE US FIRST

. rms, ash. sh.. run. water, S6,500
5 rms, new ram, ~ acre. S10.500
3 rms. " acre, bsmt., recr. rm.,
S11,500
9 rms. " acre. new ram, exp. attic,
S12,5OO
Mclean, Va.-Five rms, bsmt, frepl,.
S13.500
BARNEY REAL ESTATE
Tysons Cor. Falls Church. FA. 66O1.
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Thomas F. HALEY, Broker
Phone HYatsville 0107

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at
tractive building sites, at reasonable
prices: IL mi d. c. Cash or terms
RAY BARNEY, Vienna. Va, Phone
Vienna 465. Residence. Vienna
&3R. 10
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

SACRIFICE beautiful residence in
Daytona Beach: Georgian style. per-
nished or unfurn. c. GAMKRo. i37
N Halifax Daytona Beach. Pla. l0s
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1--WE SELL FARMS"

WE SELL FARMS"
Beautiful country estate, II a. roll
ing land, where all the family can
enjoy wholesome outdoor living,
Grounds are expensively Handicapped; !;
modern S-rm. house; 3 bedrms.
2 baths, 2nd flr.; lge. liv. rm. with
f1repl., modern kit. family-size din.
rm., den and sun porch, powder rm
1St fl-.: full bsmt., oil h.-w.h.; 2-car
garage; close to public and paro-
chial schools; immediate possession;
price, $4,000, terms: exclusive.
For appt. to see call Mr.. Grifith,
Poolesville 1901.
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THOMPSON & GRAY
REALTORS
a04 Ellsworth Drive. III
SMALL blue grass farm; I14k acres;
spring, stream and apple orchard;
1770 old stone home in a secluded
valley with fine view; barn and
other outbuildings.
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
Exclusive Agent, OF. s5s6-oT. sO35.
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HEAR . DESIRE
On the Chesapeake; lovely lge. home
facing wide sand beach and broad
waters of the Chesapeake; spacious
liv. and din. rm.; 8 Ice bedrms. /;
lse. kit; huge front and side
porches: fully screened; massive
fireplace: / bath and . inside
toilets: hot water-heat: dble. gar /;
nicely HANDICAPPED: fine shade trees:
ideal for entertainment. Ice. family.
club or hotel etc. place you will
enjoy owning; fully equipped for
year-'round use with mod. heating
plant; pvt, artssian well; priced
very reas. At Sl1.750; reas. terms or
might consider trade. See this prop
erty today. Drive to Calvert Beach
on Solomons Islands rd., mi. be-
low Prince Frederick. turn left A.
Calvert Beach sign. Ask for Mrs.
Ware at Calvert Beach. JOHN M
KING 4 CO.. 350s 18th st. ne.
pU. oi24 or Do. 500. 10 an; TO
D Pm. IA
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Open Sunday till 6
ON THE RIDGE
3 TO 4 BEDROOMS
OlL TN A PATHC

New, custom-built brick homes of
quality construction, located in most
conv resi-. see. near Army and Navy
Club. Recreation rms, maids room,
gar, etc. Many other fine features
not mentioned. Priced right for i'm
mediate sale. Excel. terms. Substan-
tial cash. S27,5OO, S29,50O, S31,-
500 and S33.5OO Shown by appt.
N. G.. GROVES
Broker of Better Homes"
Room 203, Radio BLDG, Arlington, Va.
nM hHO1 OF rQ22 Il
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BAY FRONT LOTS

FacinG Chesapeake BAy-AverAse lots
,lo0xi49 IT. ideal location for yr-
around homes; will build TO suit,
ming, boating and grabbing Can
Mr., Lawrlk. LO. 5-@9S0. or drive to
Deale. Md, INQUIRE at MaxS Trad
ing Post
Max c. Schwartz, Ia. $500
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ChaS. E. Burr. Realtor
Near Front ROYAL, Va.

Nineteen rooms. q baths: stone: oil
h.-w-h.; - acres land, on Shenan-
doah River. Ideal FOR lodge. resort.
rest home or camp, $40 Oou. terms,
LEATH & ASHLEY. INC, MA. 64ei.
ewes FA 3tiS3 -
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OLD HOUSE and 10 acres, close to
Rockville. Md, on macadam "a, Fine
view. no improvements.
EDWARD P. ABEE
s11S Wis. ave, Bethesda, WI. $500
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SEE US FIRST

We will build your home for you on
either of several beautiful k-acre
lots we have available in or near
Vienna, Va; or see the many subur-
ban homes we have for sale before
you buy CTS welcome.
BARNEY REAL ESTATE
Tysons Cor, Falls Church. FA. 1901.
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SPOT CASH
FOR YOUR HOME.
cox & co
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

OFFICE BLDG.-only ga yrs. old;
very modern; leaving city: property
located Rockville, Nd. Price, $4,000,
net. Call OWNER for appointment to
NEW iRsPesI xFrs&waslf ol aaS1 built: . 4, l1 fam
fore construction cost rise; intown
GEORGE Y: WoRTHINGToN L SON.
sE1EkaI Ell ssI6i E3tEIIfSr 8t SIaSi pRosrEc1s,
for 3 or 4 bedroom homes in top
Northwest residential locations; not
over $4,000. Please call MR..
PVT. PARTY, gentle, would like to
purshsss ShsSs home direct from owner
CHOICE STORE, 30x5o, and . apts.,
approx $4,000 per year income;
ExCHASGE K i1IS IS sso,oSS SSSo EQUITY ln in new
larger bldg. not over 10 yrs. old, or
will sell equity; no agents. BOX
) coMPfETELY furn. houses on >
and =, level acres; live in one,
camp or motel Zoned business. On
main hwy, close in, No better deal
JE. 3-19S9. III
COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-Near every
thing. 15 Minis. D. c.; . bldgs.. IS
units, well furn. q and apts.)
Holding vacant 1st f., rms and
bath for poss. Income $10,S00 yr.,
S25,000 cash handles both; balance
easy. Owner, Box 1896, Star. Ill
Mr.. Bird AND F SITS. N.W.-3-story
brick; 1st coml., nr. GAO BLDG; in
come 1925 monthly. Price of room
ing house business, $3.50; with
bldg, $17.950. Excel. financing. Call
owner, Mon, Elk. 340S. Ill
S21 18th ST. N.E.-1st coml.. fur
nIshed, 500 monthly income, $4,000
1st trust. Price, $7,325. Call owner,
Mon, EX 340S. Ill
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Is UNITS, BRICK APTS.
One S-unit and one 1O-unit, Z yrs.
old, exclusive Westover Arl. Va.
GUS, schools, churches, shopping;
all here, less than z times income.
Under rent ceiling and that is OF
now. Here is gold. ALTMAN
REALTY CO. For sppt., GIL. 1896.
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FARMS tcert.l
&1A 7S0

5 acres, modern 5-bedrm. home; II
mi. D. c.
SIS, ,o0O-5o acres. 9 farm houses,
stream: 20 mi D. c
acres, modern 3-6ee-m
house. barn, etc. water in each
field
l6.750-215 acres. s-rm. house;
nr. Lee Hwy. Many. other small
or large farms
BEULAH GOSS
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$500

And your net cash return, after ex-
penses and mortgage reduction; SUBJ
stantial cash required; gross annual
income approx. $4,000: modern,
flreproof apt. bldg. Call Mr.. Tarver,
81. $500 with E. M. FRY, INC,
Realtors, WI. 6740. -l2
D. c., 8-FAMILY APT.
Detached modern brick building in
best rental location; shows over
tails, cali Mr.. Clarke. 81. $3.50,
with FREDERICK REAL ESTATE,
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LOUDOUN COUNTY
STOCK FARM

l,OO0-A. STOCK FARM, VA.
Rich land; spring water in every
held; good fences; l2-room modern
horse, s tenant houses with elec
and how'd. frs; 3 COW barns;
plenty chicken. turkey and hos
houses: sweeping view of mountains;
over 500 acres cultivated or pas
tured sI found it. You profit; ST.
600: $4,000 cash. balance ~.
ALTMAN REALTY CO., GIL. 6436
for apt Ill
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-01
F. Mizukami,
Tanabe to Head
Farley Plans

TACOMA, Wash. March l-Offi-
GERS for the coming third annual
Northwest Young Buddhist league
convention which will be held March
3, 4 and in the Tacoma Buddhist
temple were announced today as
follows.
Yosh Tanabe and Frank Mizuka-
mi co-chairmen; Kiku Fujita, sec
rotary; Fudge Sasaki, registration;
Hank Tanabe, housing; Stogie Ka-
wabata, transportation and hospita-
lity Martha Yoshioka, box lunch;
Kaz Nakamura, publicity; Aki Yo-
tsuuye, picture; Midori Tanabe. So
cial and entertainment; Nancy Otsu-
ka and Johnny SaSaki, program
book;
Kimi Fujimoto, banquet; Frank
Nomiyama. dance; Tetsuo Tamaki,
oratorical; Sharkey Kajimura. ath-
letics; Violet Imada, religious SER
vice. Hank Tanabe, discussion; va
suko Hashimoto, Sunday School;
Tats Iwakiri, banners; Leo Kawa-
saki, information: Violet Imada and
Tetsuo Tamaki. convention issue.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-01
Third Annual NWY.B.L. Convention to Commence
This Friday in Tacoma Theme to be Unity in Truth
The Program
FRIDAY, March }

FRIDAY, March
$50 pm. - Inspirational award
Judges meeting
$50 to 1890 pm.-Registration.
$50 to 1890 pm. - Basketball
tournament.
1890 pm. to IL notwithstanding
of NWYBL cabinet officers. YBA
chapter presidents, ministers. Off
cial delegates and advisers.
SATURDAY, March 4
8 to 9 a.m.-Registration.
$3.50 to 9 am.-Inspiration award
Judges meeting.
9 to 10 a.m.-Opening service.
10 am. to IL noon-Young adults
meeting
10 am. to 1890 pm.-Free period
10 am. TO 1890 p.m-Meeting of
NWYBL cabinet officers, YBA chap
ter presidents. ministers, official de-
legates and advisers.
1890 to 2 pm.-Oratorical con-
test
2 to p.m.-Young adults meeting.
$50 to $3.50 pm.-Banquet in New
Yorker.
9pm. to II midnight-Dance also
in New Yorker.
9 pm. to IL Ministers
meeting
SUNDAY. March 5
$3.50 to 10 am.-Sunday School
teachers meeting.
8 to 10 a.m.-Young adults meet
ing.
10 to II a.m.-YBA Sunday ser
vice.
IL am. to 1890 pm.-Discussion
period Gorum).
1890 to 1870 pm.-BoX lunch.
1880 to 2:30 p.m-Group picture
2:30 to 4:30 p.m-General meet
ing.
4:30 to $50 p.m.-Closing service.
$50 to 7:30 p.m.-Free period.
$50 to 7:30 pm.-New cabinet Of
ficers meeting.
7:30 pm. to II midnight-Farewell
social. entertainment. inspirational
award presentation.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-01
Overseas Units
Name Officials

TOKYO, Japan. March Off
Gals to head the four japanese
Overseas Agencies in New York, San
Francisco, Los Angeles. and Homo
lulu have been named by Premier
Shigeru Yoshida's cabinet.
The Agencies, with the approval
of MacArthur's Headquarters. is q
consular type office with no official
capacity It's function will be more OF
commercial agency nature. The
staff for these offices will be hired
In the locales.
The chosen heads are: Seizo Hina-
ia. Los Angeles; Kohei Teraoka
New York; Atsushi Uyama. San
Francisco; Koichi Suzuki, Honolulu
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-01
Speakers to Tell
Orient Travels

Mayor and Mrs. William F. Deyin
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Levy, Rear Admiral
Rowe and Mr. and Mrs Robert Story
will relate their experiences in the
Orient at a dinner next Tuesday,
March 7, in Maneki cafe.
The affair, sponsored by the Sc
attic japanese Community Service,
will be limited to a small number
of guests. William Mimbu, local at
torney will be the postmaster and
Genji Mihara. SJCS leader, will wei,
come the speakers
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-01
Kuznetz to Lead
I.A.A. Group

Nat Kuznetz, owner of Kay's loo
store at Twelfth Avenue and Jack
son. has been elected president of
the International Improvement Asso-
citation, new organization of local
Businessmen formed for the purpose
of financing and promoting an in
ternational celebration in the Jack
son Street area this summer.
Aimed at introducing the people
of Seattle to the colorful cerem0-
MES and entertainment of the
several cultural groups in the dis
trict, the Improvement AssOcia-
ton plans to present at one time
the best in authentic Chinese, Ne
gro. Japanese and Filipino dane
ing, parades, music and other at
fractions. The celebration will be
held in the late summer or early
fall of this year.
Other officers of the Improvement
Association are Yoshito Fujii, first
vice president; James Mar, second
vice president; Alexander Bishop.
treasurer; and Mrs Ruth Manca,
secretary. Members of the board of
trustees include Chin Han, Seiichi
Hara, Gerald Wells, Tad Yamaguchi,
Wendell H. Clausen, Vincent o. Ma
yea, CENT Mihara, Charles Winston,
Heitaro Hikida, Arthur Louie, Chin
Jackman, and Rudy Santos.
Yamaguchi, Winston, Clausen, and
Arthur T. King have been appointed
as members of the finance commit
tee, with Yamaguchi as chairman.
Ralph Shimbo is chairman of the
program committee, assisted by Chin
Han, Mihara. Wells, and Dan Saru-
sal
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-01
Private Bill
On Immigrants
Status Asked

WASHINGTON, D. c., March
(ADC)-A private pilot bill to de-
termine Congressional sentiment to-
wards legalizing the residence in the
U. S. of a person who entered illegal
ly prior to July /, 1924, has been in
troduced at the request of the JACL
ADO by Sen. Sheridan Downey, Cd.
Calif).
The question of illegal immi-
grants who entered this country
prior to mid-1924 is curious and
complex. July, 1924 Is the date of
the Oriental Exclusion Act.
While they are not subject to de-
portation, neither are they consid-
cred legal entrants. This means that
if they should once set foot on for
eign soil, they may not return.
In the fall of 1948, the JACL ADO
pushed legislation giving illegal i'm
migrants who entered after July l,
1924, the privilege of being consid-
cred legal entrants if they resided
here seven or more years, had citi-
zen children and were of good moral
character.
The bill introduced by Sen.
Downey affects an illegal Japanese
immigrant and is the first known
bill to legalize the entrance Of a
person who came here without
benefit of immigration regulations
before July, 1924.
Mike MaSaoka, national JACL
ADO legislative director, said the
purpose of the private bill is to give
the same residence status to these
early illegal immigrants as was given
to illegal immigrants who entered
in recent years by the Stay of De-
portation Act of 1948. providing, OF
course, such old immigrants have
proven themselves persons of good
moral character and worthy of per-
manent residence.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-01
Scion Informs Diet
Nisei Upright

WASHINGTON. d. c., March l
(ADC)-The Nisei have been char
acterized in Congress as upright,
industrious and hard working, ac-
cording to the JACL Anti-Discrimi-
nation Committee.
The description was given by Rep
Sidney Yates ID, I'D when a group
of japanese Diet members visited
the House oil. Representatives.
Rep. George p Miller, ID, Calif0,
rose in the House to call attention
to the visiting japanese and COM
mented upon the efforts of Japan to
understand and work with the new
and stirring concept of democracy.
Rep. Yates commended Rep MIL
Ter for his remarks, then added:
"The difficulties i'm which Cal
ifOrnia) found itself at the begin
ming of the war have probably
been my particular gain. I come
from Chicago and we have one Of
the largest colonies of Nisei any
where i'm the country. They are
upright. industrious and hard
working citizens and are doing
much for the benefit of the city
and for the community generally"
Rep Miller added; The most de-
corated outfit in the American Army
was the (442nd Regimental Com
bat Team of Nisei, American citi-
zens of japanese origin
House members extended rising
ovation to the visiting delegation Of
japanese Diet members.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-01
VOLUNTEERS BEGIN WORK
ON RED CROSS PUSH

All over the city, thousands of
public spirited volunteers have star
ted the huge task of reaching every
person in the city during the Red
Cross drive. which started Wednes-
day. and will continue throughout
the month.
Mrs Charles L. Harris, residential
area chairman for the Seattle King
County Red Cross chapters 1850
campaignhss appointed 81 district
leaders who will direct the volun-
teer workers in their respective dis
tricts.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-01
salmagundi by welIy shibata

will be invited to the Queen City OF
the Pacific Northwest.
Then again, full advantage will be
taken of the city's natural advan-
tages-including Puget Sound and
the lakes-to put everybody, both
residents and visitors, on yachts.
boats barges canoes and anything
that floats.
Among the numerous attractions
will be a race between tug boats.
There will also be a tug Boats tug
of-War."
WHEN THE VISITORS from the
Evergreen State had oysters for lun-
cheon in Osaka, they were again re-
minded of the origin of their priced
Olympia oysters.
These oysters originally went from
Japan. Prof. Kincaid Of the Univer-
sity Of Washington was the man
who successfully transplanted Jap
anese seed-oysters to Olympia's oy
ster beds
AMONG THE MEMBERS of the
visiting disbursements party is Cecil
II. McKinstry, president of the I'm
perial Candy Co. that makes the
/
From what he has tasted so far,
he doesn't think japanese sweets are
quite sweet enough.
TT WAS INTERESTING to learn
that Seattle no longer has any
streetcar tracks because there are
no longer any streetcars. They have
all been replaced by more efficient
diesel buses and trolley buses.
THE WORLD is SHRINKING
Seattle's noted department stores,
such as Frederick and Nelson. or
Bon Marche, are now only a day or
so away by NWA plane.
In fact the visiting businessmen
had much more trouble covering the
short distance from Kobe to Osaka
than they had in spanning the wide
Pacific.
Between Kobe and Osaka. their
japanese bus broke down.
The Mainichi,
Osaka. Japan,
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-01
|CaucasianS Study
Japanese in B. c.

GREENWOOD, B. c., Feb. 25-A
Japanese language class for Occiden-
tails is now being conducted here
with several students, mainly nurses
and school teachers in Greenwood
and Midway attending.
The class was started last Janu-
airy by T. Kamezawa at the insis-
tence of a number of Greenwood
residents who approached him to
teach them the Japanese language,
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-01
Tilted SuitOr Stays
Divorce in Cafe

HONOLULU. T. H., March | -
Police reported today that a Fill
Pine fatally stabbed comely Japan
ese divorcee and mother of three
last week in the Darkroom OF a Ho-
nolulu cafe then killed himself
The dead man was identified
as SeryerinO OIaya, "a. who is said
to have been Tilted by the divor-
Gee. Mrs. Lorraine Manuel, 81.
The woman, waitress, was stab
bed seven times with butcher knife
Police said Olaya stabbed himself
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