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HENRY S. GOODMAN, Attorney,
1901 Barr Building.

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1901 Barr Building.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court:-No. 1887, Ad-
ministration.-This is to Give No
tice: That the subscriber, of the
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
trict of Columbia, Ancillary, Letters
Testamentary on the estate Of
Charles Shope, late of the State OF
Pennsylvania, 2 deceased. AL per-
sons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit
scriber, on or before the 9th day OF
February, AID. 1851; otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Given under
its hand this 9th day Of August,
1880; SGHAMBERsEuRG Trust
IER. Trust oficsMr.. M. {; c;nsmbersbars. as6n
COGSWEIIs Register Of wills for
the District of Columbia, Clerk OF
DANIEL w. O'DoNoGHUE. Jr.
JOHN J. LEAHY,
Union Trust Bldg,
Filed Aug. Fl, 1890, Harry M. Hull,
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District Of Columbia.
In Re Application OF Zoe Marta
Jackson, For Change of Name
Civil Action mo. 3629-'5O. = Zoe
Martha Jackson. having filed COM
plaint for a Judgment changing her
name to Mary Teresa HATFIELD and
having applied to. the Court for an
order OF publication Of the notice
required by law an such cases, It is,
by the Court this 21st day OF
August, 1850. Ordered that all per-
sons concerned show cause. If any
there be, on or before the 18th day
of September, 1860, why the prayers
Of said complaint should not be
granted: Provided. That a copy OF
this order be published once week
for three consecutive weeks before
said day in The Evening Star News
paper and The Washington Law Re
porter. tS) BuRNITA SHELTON
MATTHEW'S. Judge. fSeal) A True
Copy. Test: HARRY M. HULL,
Clerk. ~ ELLA MCDONALD, Dep
uty Clerk. eu23.3O.se6.
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HELP MEN

with CP.A.. exper. for
position as auditor on construction
projects. outside US. State age,
education. experience and salary de-
sired Box ABBY. Star. "a
ACCOUNTANT-Onlce manager, quail
if;ed man to take charge of books
and of1ice: must have good refs.
Apply SAM BURKA, $50, 7th st. s.e.
and office. manager;
General Motors accounting sxper.
pref: pleasant working conditions;
remuneration according tn ability,
Apply in person, TEMPLE MOTOR
CO. 1914 Diagonal I'd. Alex. ~
ASSISTANT MANAGER
Ladies Ready-To-Wear
Man or woman; excellent opportunity
for experienced person in Washing
tons most progressive store. Apply
Mr.. Sander. 4th floor, BOND
STORES. INC. 1885 F st.
AUDITOR, INTERNAL
IN BALTIMORE. MARYLAND
Large. one-location manufacturer en-
gagged in defense production desires
man to set UP and operate internal
auditing department. Substantially
no travelling Experience with large
industrial concern as a senior audi
tor or in systems and methods work
desirable but not essential.
Reply should include resume. recent
snapshot and salary desired. Re-
plies e9nndential. BOZ 224-v. star.
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Statesmen
TO START AT ONCE

Local organization well established
car In suburban area Of washington.
High rate Of commission paid i'm
mediately upon acceptance of orders
sold on open account; complete field
training given, good pay check first
week while learning; no sales exper.
nee. 1t will be to yeur advantage
to look into this profitable field Of
landscape planning. For appt. call
w. W. RICHARDSON, LO. 5-2703.
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FOUNTAIN CLERK, exper.: day work.
~ 19n di5n$o tine; drivers permit white.
FOGNTAiN MAN, sxpsr.; apply in
person. 4201 Georgia ave. NV.
FURNiTUtRE SERVICE MAN, for
shop work, must be fully exper. in
touch up, burn in and refinishing.
MIR. WOODS. ST. 5151. "a
GAS STATION ATTENDANT, expert
enced. BYRAMS SUNOCO, $500 r.
!. ave-, Brentwood. Md. WA. 9501.
GROCER. all-around meat clerk.
ETC. Full time. middle aged. Apply
1900 18th st. NV. S am. to IL pm.
GROCERY CLERK-Must be expert
enced: good salary. Apply HILLTOP
MARKET, 5607 Georgia ave. NV.
GROCERY CLERK. colored. expert
enced; drivers license necessary;
good salary. Apply $3.50 11th st.
NV. Pa
GROCERY CLERK, white. 21-35: ex-
perience necessary. 22l6 18th. st.
NV. -25
GROCERY CLERK knowledge of
meat cutting. 2601 14th st. NV.
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SURVEY MAN

Man who can survey furnaces for the
installation of gas conversion burn
ers and new furnaces: must have
car; salary and car allowance, Ap-
ply Kirk Schminke.
THE BARTON co.
1884 23rd st. NV, Between .2-b PM
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Iutual, 171O G. MA. O954

gen. bldg. exper.,
car nee, $75 up; Investigator. will
train, h. S. grad, start 5000:
cashier, type 40 w.p.m., 5-day, $160:
sales Office equip. sxper, 3o-40
MARI, $3.50 yrs. age, sos:
WOMEN-Bi-ling stenos., to $3.50;
billing. typists. to sos net; steno.,
intnl. org, $3.50: steno, ir., little
dict, S195; typist. GO wp.m., KIN. of
s.h., $500; typist, 50-60 w.p.m.,
initiative. to 5000: file clerk. alert,
fvpjn0 helnfOl sian
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STOCKMEN
Q. KANN SONS CO.

STOCK CLERK. 20 to 35 yrs. Of ags;
vancement; 40-hr. week; paid va
cation. See Mr.. Foley, 641 N. Y.
ave. NV. Wash, D. c. No phone
calls. pa
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COLLECTION MAN

EXperienced In all phases OF coIIect-
ing inStallment accounts by phone,
Salary open depending upon ability:
German. UNIVERSAL JEWEL.RY
CO., 635 F st. NV. ~
COLLECTION MEN to work on in
stallment accounts; must be exper.;
good salary. perm. position. Apply
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO. 20
COLLECTOR Statesmen t2l In
stallment exper. neces.. $50 for D.
plus bonus, live-wire organ. ex-
panding. II you can't average S125
per wk., get out, you're in the wrong
business; good car nee. STANDARD
HOME EQUIPMENT CO., 1904 18th
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LABoRER for housing DEVELOPMENT
MANOR; a, =: 1Nc.' $500 1lth rd;; N
LABoRERs ABB, Err; ta,-.o work in junk
pay. foI2 srd st. s.w.. between
8 am. and $50 pm. Ex. l711.
LUBRIcATIoN MAN-Exper. neces-
saGEo5S sary; 5S-day INc wk; ;e65 apply BENNING N
NiGHT CLERK, white. 35 to so. PIX
Apply NJ. Fisher. EVERETT W HOTEL, FL
Hi 5igis s5sn. 81 E .s: 81 15
pLasrERERs LAST I Is t78, 1st-class sR ERite
Branch Apis. Old Bladensburg I'd.
las FIRE. sraRsh sa only Class
job. N. T. BRoYHfhLiE,, SSnd and
North Harrison sts.. Arlington. go
PLUMBER with exper. in tobbing and
sR0dens TS ed sssab m Also RTsntea R1sttiSan
plumbers helper. Call in person be
BEANE, rear 1927. L ST.. ne. 20
MACHINIST. must be highly exper..
last ana accurate, refs. ,IeQ. Ferm.
AIRTRONIC RESEARCH INC, WI.
MACHINE ORGANIZERS. capable Of
training men in subscription sales.
Travel "a States. A good offer to
anyone with ability. Apply KEY
STONE READER sERv. 724 9th
MxiNTENANcE MAN-For construc-
tion company: exper. in carpentry.
concrete repairs. etc. OW. $500.
MANAGER WANTED, thoroughly re-
liable, exper.. grocery mgr, between
35-45 yrs. of age, for fast moving
super market; top SAL: state expef.
and aualifio atoms; reputation will
be investigated: our empL know of
this ad. apply Box 164-Y, Star. -25
NEAT CUTTERS, for back room work
in super market chain; top wages
for thoroughly exper. men; 5-day
wk.. paid vacation, free ho5pitaliza-
ton. Apply Room 124, Shirlington
Trust Bldg, Arl., Va. "a
MECHANICS HELPER-For work in
paint shop; good ,opportunity for
SUPPLY CORP HU. fSOO. -23
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Lloyd's E1npl. Service

WOMEN
Secy., British, under 80 Open
Steno. -secys.. under 35, to -- $3.50
Cashier -bookkeeper Sl6(
Bookkeepers and asst. bkkprs., to S5C
Credi: irterviewers (5l -. $35
Typist and PIX wrists, to S1Si
- MEN
Secy (male) .--- SAC
Investigators with cars $2OC
Credit interviewer Oper
Statesmen, trainee, under rs OpeI
MGR No. 1000 operator Oper
Reg. Pharmacists and relief pharm.
Md. and D. C. license, to S10(
Airline ramp attendant. Midwest,
S19(
RIM. 800, 1920 N. Y. ave. NV. ST
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PERSONAL

FOR CLOTHES LIKE A millionaire:
tit for q king. on common man S
budget, "Exquisite's" dyeing is the
thing! Bring your work to Eek
QUIsTTE." The Dye Work Special
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Real Estate Salesman
opportunity for q work
er to make q lot Of money. Call Mr..
1vey, Sales Manager. RE. $3.50.
to B. go
Colonial Investment Co.
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SALESMAN

FOR BOYS CLOTHING. COMMIS.
SION BASIS WITH WEEKLY
DRAWING ACCOUNT. 5-DAY, 40.
HOUR WEEK. DISCOUNT PRIV.
ILEGES.
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

PATENT LAW sTENo - ss. GOO;
fast dictation. MISS YOUNG. 1911
G st. NV. ST. 1854.
stenog. (F). 90. 900;
pub. relations secy., und. 35. $3.50.
MISS YOUNG, 1871 q st. NV. MA.
Al STENOGRAPHER F.)-S6o wk
trade assoc; law steno, So. 200.
MISS LEE, 700 18th st. NV. MA.
2340.
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: HELP WOMEN

ADDRESSOGRAPH oPEH.
Also some multigraph exper. nee:
pleasant working conditions; dis
count on purchases; free hospitali.
zation and other employe benehts.
Apply Personnel Once. 5th door.
GOLDENBERG'S
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Upholstering Specials

your old furniture now
and take advantage Of present lower
prices.
Club chair. 500; sofa. 500. complete
Guaranteed workmanship: beautiful
materials: Call IN pm. AIRCRAFT
SHOP Ii 4-Q0aI Of
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APPLY
PERSONNEL OFFICE
FOURTH FLOOR
S. KANN SONS co.

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PRESSROOM LABORERS

colored. heavy build. age 25-35.
capable Of passing a physical exam.
No experience necessary. Apply
Personnel Room SOC.
EVENING STAR
IDOL Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
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HELP MEN

YOUNG MAN to train for assistant
managers position; exper. In mems
WOODROW STORES. 3Oo6 l4th
st. NV. Pa
YOUNG MAN - Some knowledge Of
typing and bookkeeping. to learn
with. future; pay commensurate with
qualifications. Elk. It'll, between 8
am. and $50 pm. "a
YOUNG MEN-Perm. or temp. empl.
that will pay you $2 hr: saleswork;
ExEcUTlvH si%i e TYPE Pi@; experienced sales
man, p. c., area, to place exclusive
local franchises, established house
organ residential building field. OPP
portunity qualified applicant, age
business on liberal commission basis.
Write ROLAND BURT, Commodore
Hotel. New York City. IA
JOBS! JOBS! JOBS!
I need 30 men to do q specialized
line Of work for our advertising
will be given thorough training and
can earn S11 per day while learn
ing. II you have very neat Ap-
pearance and can start work inn
mediately, see Mr.. Lockyer, 1929
1oln sG: 4.M.s =: :3O W l. Only. -
WANTED AN EXPER-
FENCED COMMERCIAL
r E F r I G ERATION
SALESMAN, WEEKLY
DRAW AGAINST CON-
MISSION, APPLY VAL
MART WASHINGTON
INC, 1907 MARYLAND
AVE. NE, WASHING
TON, D. c. PHONE Ii.
6-8775.
"a
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NIGHT CLERK

N4111 J. SLEI1th
To type. answer phone and help keep
maintenance record; hrs..4 pm. to
II midnight. BUCKINGHAM. Main
Arlington, Va. -25
OFFICE ASSISTANT, 24-2S; account
ing major preferred; 36-hr., 5-day
wk.; excellent working conditions;
retirement. disability and nospitali-
zation benefits: ideal position for
college student going to night schoool.
OFFICE MiEssENGER-white; 1s or
II yrs. of age; mus have completed
11th yr. Of high school. be neat and
well mannered. Call Personnel Dept.
oFE H. Ians BGRNER MECHANICS ma must
HEATING co. OW. 1900. "a
PAINTERS, exper. only, $12 day. Ap-
ply 3415 M st. NV. PA
PAINTERS-Top pay for 1st class;
residential work in D. c. Call AL.
PAINTERS-1st class. sober mechan-
les only. Cali MR.. SCHWARTZ, be-
tween 8 and pm; TU. 0019. "a
large Office building; permanent,
esfsos esqslsnt N2TosA aPpy e
SOCIETY, personnel ofice. 3rd and
R SITS. me-. 9 am. to 8 pm. Closed
Saturday. -27
PARKING ATTENDANT
White, D. C. drivers license and
/ references required; salary and COM
mission: 2 meals furnished; day
/ work. Apply TALLY-HO RESTAU-
RANT, S12 18th ST. NV. -25
for 3 nights and every
other Sunday: local reference. Ap-
ply EMPIRE PHARMACY, 1873
Conn. ave. -26
PLASTERERS, or sub-contractor;
: builder furnish material. Call OIL.
1886, z to 9 pm. -23
PLASTERERS wanted: white only;
top wages to first class men. Call
FA. 1874 y-27 y
PLAsTERERs, colored, LIST class me
chanics only need apply. S23 per
day. Open. shop. Also hod carriers.
Apply on jobs seth st. and Fessen-
den st. NV. and also 1st st. and
Tuckerman st. ne. -27
PLUMBER, LIST class, with tools. for
jobbins and remodelinE. WA. 4311.
IN
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BOOKKEEPER, F.c. auto exper.. Sc,
$50; stenos, beginners to $235;
clerk typists, beginners, to S175;
EASTERN EMPLoYMENT SERVICE
602 Pa. Ave. Sc, IL 3-633O.
RADAR AND ELECTRONIc engin-
GERS. industrial. chemical process
design, etc. Top salaries.
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7th. sth and K Sta NV.

ADVERTISING sOLICITORs = For
D. c., Va. and Md: good deal; top
commission. Call WA. 2752. "a
ALTERATION SEAMSTRESS-Exper-
fenced on dresses, suits and coats.
Modern. daylight, air-conditioned
workroom; steady yearly employ
ment. Apply the ESSIE O'DONNEIL
CO.. 3407 Conn. ave. NV. -23
ASSISTANT MANAGER
Ladies Ready-To-Wear
Man or woman. Excellent oppor.
tunity for experienced person in
Washington's most progressive store.
Apply Mr.. Sander, 4th hoor, BOND
STORES, INC, 1885 F st.
BAKERY SALES GIRL, for retail ba.
kerry; good pay and steady work.
Apply between IL and 5 Pm,
RQSIN'S BAKERY AND DEL1cAs
TESe@ 5756 Ga, ave. .-24
RAkaEs CLERKS-Age Is.
nE y d.
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Personnel Services, 6l2 Wash. Bldg.
18th and N. Y. ave. NV, ST. 9442.
SEC, STENOS., BKPRS.
Unusual choice. excel. positions.
ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-11-22

Friday, Dec l. Mark 1t on you
calendar. That's when all Seattle
young and old, will "swing then
partners and Alamanda left" to the
PTA All-City Square Dance.
Two junior high schools. Edmond
Meany and Nathan Eckstein, and
twelve fieldhouses throughout the
city will open wide their doors to
raise money for the PTA Welfare
Fund This annual all-city affair
is co-sponsored by the Post ntel!l-
gencer and Seattle Park Depart
ment.
Money from ticket sales will bring
Seattle's needy school children
hot lunches, eye glasses, dental
care, shoes, and decent clothing
all through the coming year. In
carrying out its theme ito pro-
mote the welfare of children i'm
the home, school, church, and
community, the Child Welfare
Department of the Seattle COun-
Gil of Parents and Teachers helps
meet the physical needs of the
children without embarrassment
to them.
Whether you come to d9nce or to
"spectate" your seventy-f.Ve cent
ticket will mean fun for you and ne
cessities for a needy youngster. The
program includes the most popular
dances in waltzes, squares, rounds
polkaS, and schottisches, eighteen
dances in all
Locations and assisting groups
are Alki Fieldhouse, Alki Wester-
naires; Ballard Fieldhouse, Ballard
Westernaires, Collins FihldhouSe;
Nathan EckStein, The Flying SOU
ares; Green Lake Fieldhouse. Green
Lake Folk Dance club. md the Mer-
ry Mixers; Hiawatha Fieldhouse
West Seattle Quadrille Club and
West Seattle Promenaders: Jeffer-
son Fieldhouse, Circle 8 Club: Lar
relhurst Fieldhouse. Square ana
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-11-22
Register Now
For Classes

Some of the YWCA classes are
still open for registration, Mrs De-
wey Bullock, program registrar.
announced today. Classes started
On Monday but the Thursday class
es will begin next Thursday. N Ov30,
because of Thanksgiving.
Those classes which are still open
are flower arrangement, bridge.
converse tional poise, textile paint
ing. interior decorating, wa ter-color
and oil painting.
One of the new classes this win
ter will be lamp-shade making I'M
der the direction of Lola F. sher
1t will meet from until . pm.
Thursdays in the central WCA.
There is a SO fee for the course.
All classes will run for eight
weeks. Register for all classes at
the central WV. Fifth and Szneca.
or call Eliot 1900. extension 8
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-11-22
70 Will Attend
Spokane Rally

A group of 10 young people will
represent the Seattle Japanese Me
thodist Church at the annual
Northwest Methodist Youth Rally
to be held in Spokane on Nov. "a
25 and 26. Theme of the confer
ence will be Our Faith at the
Dawn Of a New Age"
The Seattle church will be in
charge of the candlelight service
and will present a skit during stun
night. The choir will sing at the
sacred music hour and will join
the conference choir, which will
be directed by Carl Niwa of the
Seattle choir.
Calvin Machida, transportation
chairman, requests all those leaving
Friday morning to meet by 8 am.
at the church. This large delega-
ton has been possible through the
proceeds of the Duzzers' booth at
the International Carnival.
Because of the Methodist Youth
Rally in Spokane, several meeting
changes have been made at the
japanese Methodist Church.
Jr. Skeptic and Skeptics will meet
with the Sunday School in union
service Sunday morning with Sup
erintendent Art Howell in charge.
The Rev T. j. Machida will speak
in the absence of the Rev. Paul Ha-
giya at the Nisei service from HIS
am. this Sunday.
The regular Sunday evening fell
lowship for the Duzzers and MYF
will not be held.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-11-22

Citrate. is the first Nisei priest ever
to serve the parish of that church
The Rev Yasutake was ordained
to the priesthood last Saturday be-
fore the altar of the cathedral like
ST. Paul's church. 4945 South Dor-
chester. The Rt Rev. Wallace C
Conklink, Bishop of Chicago, per-
sonaAy conducted the ordinance
rites, with the assistance of the
Rev. Robert Reister, rector OF ST.
Paul's, and the Rev. Joseph Kitaga-
wa, Chaplain to the Bishop.
The Rev Yasutake is in charge
of the young peoples organizations
and activities of the parish, in addi-
ton to his pastoral duties. ST.
Paul's church has a membership OF
almost a thousand
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-11-22
Letters Contain
Yule Seals

Every Christmas Seal letter which
was received by Seattle and Kina
County residents this week contain
ed an invitation to have a free chess
X-ray on the Christmas Seal X-ra
Unit. Morrison Campbell, Christ
mas Seal chairman. said today.
For the convenience OF Christina
shoppers, the mobile X-ray unit VII
be stationed on Pike Street between
Third and Fourth avenues through
Dec. %. The unit will be ope.
from 8 am. to 11:30 am, and fro1
II noon to $3.50 pm, each day to of
fer free chest X-rays to all persol. D.,
Is years of age and older
Campbell explained that every
one should have chest X-ray once
year because tuberculosis is a com
municable disease, symphonies il
the beginning stages. The sooner
tuberculosis is discovered, the soon
er treatment can begin.
Each person X-rayed on the uni
receives a confidential report of the
findings within three weeks. The
miniature X-rays screen out per
sons whose X-rays show abnormal
shadows. If shadows suspicious o,
tuberculosis are discovered, the per
son is referred for large X-ray and
then to his physician for further
study. The large X-ray is also
free, paid for by Christmas Seals.
You can fight tuberculosis two
ways this holiday seaSon-buv
Christmas Seals and have you.
chest X-ray" Campbell urged.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-11-22
TOkyO'S BOOgie Queen Wins PlauditS
OF Japanese, Occupation Personnel

for Miss Kasagi's next number. The
number which really brought the
house down was Miss I<asagi's sing
ing of odd Man River with he
face charcoaled to make hsrsel
look like a colored woman She wa.
at her best then and she pranced
and shuffled all over the stage
working herself and the audienc
into a frenzy. all the while continL-
ing the loudVoiced singing which
babe fair to wreck the delicate me
chanism of the mike.
In one show last year when she
was singing the Home Run Boogie'
and jumping all over the stage III
anna geta" very high. rain clogs
she so forgot herself in the sons
that she fell off the stage.
Cheering and ,whistling filled the
theater as the curtain rang down
all too soon on a performance
which cannot be equalled by an
other singer in present-day Japan
Miss Kasagi, 36l2 years old, was
born in Kagawa prefecture On the
island of Shikoku and her japanese
has the Kansai accent
Although she has been singing for
many years, her popularity began
to mount only a scant three years
ago. Since she made a smashing
hit with Tokyo Boogie", she has
been riding on the crest of the po-
pularity wave with a singing style
all her own. She is the only one
among the none too-numerous top
rate singers In postwar Japan Wnl
puts her all into her singing. seem.
ing to find a supreme JOY in her
singing. Others cannot easily iml-
tate and probably do not care to j.
initiate the energetic prancings OF
this boogie singer. prancings which
WOULD TIRE much younger women OF
even men. for that matter.
The impossible faces she makes,
the comical postures she assumes
the grotesque gestures that her
hands paint in the air-all of these
things mark her as a singer unique
in a country where women have hi
therto been so demure, so retiring
and so INEXPENSIVE of their emo
lions.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-11-22
CONG. SIS. CLASSES HOLD
SQUARE DANCE SESSION

Junior and Intermediate CLASSES
of the japanese Congregational
Sunday School enjoyed a square
dancing session on Friday, Nov.17
Approximately 35 young people at
tended the party which was super
vised by May Miyamoto, Sunday
School superintendent.
Committee members were as fol-
lows; Lillian Iwago and Nancy
Osawa, program; Sanaye Urakawa
and Janet Iwago refreshments: All
ko Takemoto and Claudette Luce,
invitations; and Tomoko Kawagu-
chi and Haruko Nagaishi. none
tors.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-11-22
Thanksgiving Day
Dance Nov. %

AS climax to a very successful
season, the Nisei Vet football team
will hold Thanksgiving Day dance
from 9 pm. On Thursday Nov. %
in Palladium ballroom.
Announcement of the teams most
inspirational and most valuable
players will be made during tbs
intermission Keiji Sato, NVC foot
ball director, announced today.
Admission will be $3.50 per couple
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-11-22

The aim uf education should be
to teach us rather how to think,
than what to think-rather to i'm
prove our minds, so as to enable us
to think for ourselves, than to load
the memory with the thoughts of
other men. -Beattie.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-11-22
REV. MORIKAWA
TO BE SPEAKER
AT UNION RITES

The Rev. Jitsuo Morikawa of the
First Baptist church in Chicago
will be the guest speaker at ar
annual union Thanksgiving Da
worship service to be held from
II am. on Thursday, Nov %, in the
St Peters church.
The service, sponsored by the n
terchurch Nisei council, will be UNI
der the Craftsmanship of George
Yamamoto.
Featured in the worship service
will be the interchurch choir, which
will blend its voices in a Thanks
giving anthem, Thanks Be To
Cod.
Seattle Nisei will have another OPP
portunity to hear the Rev. Jits0
Morikawa from 7:30 pm. on Sun
day Nov rs, in the japanese Bap.
fist church.
Rev Morikawa. who was one Of
the principal speakers at the 50tf
anniversary of the JBC last year
will meet with Issei and Nisei at {
special Family Night" service. The
public is invited to attend the Rev
Emery Andrews added.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-11-22
NJ. YASUTAKE
ORDAINED IN
CHI SERVICES

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Nov pa warm
regard for Father Mike, SEATTLE
reared Nisei priest. was expressed
by young people and adults Of the
st. Paul's Epicopal Church, one OF
the oldest and largest of its denomi-
nation in the Chicago diocese.
Father Mike. who is the Rev.
s. Michael Yasutake, Deacon and