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Evening star., 1952-12-07

than Lima Aymaro's. The whole
Urania production. indeed, is
far more zestful, a fact to be
credited in good share to the
conductor. Armando La Rosa
Parodi. Maestro La Rosa Pa
rodi's orchestra comes through
in better detail. too. and the
sound, on the whole, is excel
lent.
On the other hand, Miss La
Gatta's soprano sounds unpleas-
antly shrill much of the time,
perhaps again because of an
engineering quirk. If this proves
intolerable. it is probably best
to turn to the less animated
but aurally irreproachable
Westminster. Or wait awhile.
Cetra-Soria is listing yet an
other "Don Pasquale" for 1853
release.
There are two good reasons
for being interested in another
new Urania release-Gluck's
complete "Orfeo ed Euridice."
For one, this is monumental
music. unduly neglected. For
the other the album offers some
fine voices. Orfeo is sung by
Margareta Klose, Euridice is
sung by Erna Berger. Rita
Stretch. a Berger protege, is a
third principal. and by no
means the least. It is sung in
Italian.
ToIes of Hoffmon Released
Arthur Rother, leading the
Berlin Civic Opera Orchestra
and Chorus, does not invest this
performance with the insight
Of a Toscanini. This will be
evident to any who heard Tos-
canini's recent inspired Act III
broadcast. which I hope RCA-
Victor will record. But the
music, to large extent, speaks
for itself. The balance of in
struments and voices is gen.
orally good. the chorus sings
richly and the sound is of wide
range. Anybody who doesn't
know "Orfeo" owes himself an
investigation. The set has three
LIPS.
Berger and Stretch also sing
In an abridged. two-LP. German
version Of Ofenbach's tales
Of Hoffman," newly released
by Urania. Miss Berger sings
the part Of Antonia, Miss
Stretch that of the mechanical
doll, Olympia, and Peter And
erS portrays the unfortunate
Hoffman,. Anders' tenor is
shrill occasionally. but the
sound for the most part is salts
factory. and the performance
is splendidly animated. For
those who find the entire opera
a bit long. this set should do
nicely. Mr.. Rother again con-
ducts.
Miss Berger, incidentally, is
responsible for an excellent re-
cent record of songs, also issued
by Urania. The composers are
Handel, Schubert, Mozart,
Brahms, Richard Strauss and
DebuSSy. The last will pleas
antly surprise those who know
the soprano mainly for her
Germanic opera roles.
Rise Stevens and Miss Berger
sing some excerpts from
"Rosenkavalier" on a Victor
disc. That's fine. but one is a
bit nonplused by the illogic of
the remainder-arias by Miss
Stevens from Marriage of
Figaro" "Orfeo" and Carmen"
the last with Jan Peerce. Here
we're back to tidbits again.
Such nibbles are hardly sus-
tanning. however tasty.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-01-01

the important functions they per-
formed.
Military secrecy, of course, made
it necessary that these men operate
without fanfare.
The lack of publicity was also a
protective device. If the names of
the Nisei had become known to the
Japanese there might have been re-
prisals committed against their re-
latives residing in Japan
The man who knew of the valor
and worth of these nameless Nisei
better than anyone else was 1t. Gen.
Charles Willoughby, General Mac
Arthur's chief of intelligence
throughout the entire Pacific war.
After the end of the war, Will
loughby paid tribute to the Nisei
intelligence men, asserting that
their highly specialized talents were
a vital factor in the victory over
Japan.
In the Korean war Nisei are serv-
ing not only as intelligence forces
but also as battle line troops-a role
in which their ruggedness and agi-
litv are being put to good advan-
tage
The number of prisoners CAPTURED
in the Korean war is high on both
sides.
This is due in a large measure to
the fluidity of battle lines.
The sudden changes in offensive
and defensive positions in this guer-
rilla-type warfare account for SOL
diers being trapped and captured.
1t is hoped that Nisei prisoners
have received fair treatment at the
hands of the North Korean and
Chinese captors.
In view of the intense hatred of
North Koreans for Japanese, it is
reared that the N1Sel prisoners may
have been handled roughly.
The North Koreans and Chinese
Communists have charged that ia
panese, despite their avowal of neu-
trality in the Korean conflict, are
aiding the Americans.
1t is quite possible. therefore, that
the Communists have regarded Nj
sci as Japanese CARRIED in American
uniforms.
The announcement of names of
American prisoners by the Commu-
nists marks the first step in the pro-
cess of eventual exchange of prison.
ers.
1t is hoped that this procedure
will not be extended and hindered
by pickering over minor details.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-01-01
FOOD AND OUR RACE
WITH BACTERIA

Whether serving food at home OF
in larger quantity, food handlers
have constant responsibility fol
protecting their families and pa
irons from harmful contamination
Not all bacteria are harmful. But
it is tremendously important that
we appreciate the harm which can
be done by germs causing contami-
nation. Careless handling of food
and utensils and equipment, conta-
mination by coughing, sneezing, in
sects, etc., may result in a serious
spread of communicable diseases
to innocent persons.
Prevention of contamination
means proper storage of food, and
care in its preparation and service
Foods should be put away soon
after delivery. Bulk staple items
should be kept in covered contain
ers. Semi-perishables such as ap-
Piles, potatoes, onions and oranges
may be stored in a cool place Meats,
eggs, dairy products, cooked foods
and perishable fruits and vegetables
require refrigeration.
1t is important that cooked foods
be cooled quickly and not held for
any length of time at any tempera-
ture between so degrees and 1850
degrees. Creamy mixtures of milk
and eggs such as pie Filings, shell
fish, poultry and non-acid vegeta-
bles are especially susceptible to
bacteria contamination Large guam
titles of cooked food to be stored
should be spread out for quick COOL
ing and then be refrigerated as soon
as possible. Cream pies should be
refrigerated if made ahead of the
time they are to be used
Kitchens and dining rooms should
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-01-01
AZ 2kSSptu9!up
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BY JOHN KITASAKO

The recent release of names OF
American prisoners of war by the
Chinese Communists contains some
of Nisei, the majority of them from
Hawaii and California.
A large number of Nisei have SER
we'd in the Pacific since the end of
the war, mostly in Japan, and when
the Korean war broke out in June,
1850, many we're sent to the battle
front from occupation jobs in ia
pan.
Many have gone from Hawaii and
the mainland since that time.
A great many are serving in in
tellieence units. as interpreters and
translators.
AS in the war against Japan, Nj
sci youths are performing a valua-
BILE service as translators of captur-
ed documents, inquisitors OF Kore-
an prisoners, and vital units in psv-
GEOLOGICAL warfare
The heightened Importance of
the Nisei's role in the Korean war
is due to a military event over 40
years ago-the annexation of Korea
by the Japanese war lords.
During the years the Koreans
were under the Japanese yoke, thev
we're forbidden to learn or use the
Korean language.
AS a result most of the North Ko-
rean prisoners spoke nothing but
Japanese. Hence. the Nisei were
thrown into a highly key position.
During the war AGAINST Japan in
the long years from 1941 to 1945. Nj
sci intelligence served we'll
Whereas the 442nd in Europe got
reams of publicity for their valiant
deeds, the activities of the Nisei men
in the Pacific was for the most part
cloaked in silence-until toward the
close of the Pacific campaign.
And even then the praise they
received was small in comparison to
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-01-01

be well lighted and have good VEN
tilation Garbage should be removed
daily, garbage cans kept clean and
covered Work and storage space
should be clean and orderly
In washing dishes and cooking u
tensils, tests have proven that pre-
rinsing before washing helps to To-
wer the bacterial count on dishes at
the time of final rinse The final
rinse does not effectively kill germs
unless the water is ITO degree F. If
hands can be immersed in the wat
er it is not hot enough. The final
hot water rinse should also be of
sufficient duration to kill the bac-
terra. Pouring water over is not
enough. Dishes and utensils should
be immersed for at least one mi
mute in the rinse.
Air drying of hot utensils and
dishes is recommended since towel
ing may introduce and spread new
bacteria.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-01-01

SEASONS GREETINGS,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-09-15

Like little Susie, we swing II oil right
push ond then from good friend is real help For
boys and girls Of them needing home and others
oil the ottenon medical science and give think
nothing is too good. We know you will agree with
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-09-15
5000 Walls
$50 ON YOUR DIAL
NJ MONTANA A

In this log when change daily Of the abbreviated
NlWThF Monday Wednesday,
THURSDAY and Friday cs@ABC ..nernounain, .MutuaD.
Evening star., 1952-05-22

Also ShirAngton and Conn., Ace
WOMEN'S AND MISSES BUDGET DRESSES
Fifth Floor
s1Os5 Dresses; spring and
dresses and two piece styles rayon sheer
fales crossdye faies rayon affetas spun
rayons rayon jerseys and some nylon solid colors and prints
with Short sleeves black red gold royal
lilac pink blue light and dark background prints and
checks; sizes 10 to 20 and 14A to S. $S5 and So
Also Shrlington and Siluer Spring
JUNIOR DEB SHOP-FOurth Floor
white nyon net with flower
seqin and IL SIS
1Juns $7995 Pink Nyon Net Formal with lace bodice size H.
$3S
7Junos $225 and SIS Short Fomal satin and
bnaons white net with taffeta bodice nyon net with
velvet bodice sizes and $40
Evening star., 1952-05-22
NECLICEES-Fourth Floor

NECLICEES-FourthF Floor
Cotton Quilted Dresses and chal
to 5 Rayon assorted pajama
SIS
1-Sls95 Polished Cotton Lounge with rhinestone
and collar r and black with red rayon taneta
$lS
S16s5 with low nenes
rhinestone buttons SE
$I95 Rayon Crepe Ensembles with lace trim.
$40
2S495O Non Neggee size 16 and size IA SSS
l$5O Crepe Neggee with long sleeves lace yoke,
$995 Crepe Coachman Style Robe and Gown Ensemble
size SIS
Neggees with long sleeves Upper front
contrasting sizes 16 18
CORSET SHOP-SecOnd Floor
SS5 nyon with front;
famous Poirette Baband for tall figures broken sizes "a to 3
S39S
AS0 $3.50 Foundations in nylon and satin for the
full figure boned panel fronts with boning back and
front; discontinued styles of Caoa Fashions sizes
36 to 49, only few of style $S95
3S5O Foundations nyon taeta tearoe and white Poette
Biaband boneless styles SO to 36 $795
56SO Girde all Lastex and nyon and astex lightly
boned at waist 17nch length 15inch length in white nylon
tafea by and w; broken sizes 26 to "a
rayon baste all in all sizes but good selection
from 80 to $9S5
462 $395 $595 Bassieres in black nude whites
nyon and satn broken sizes 80 to 49, not all
sizes In all MODELS Slao SLSO anu $ZSS
S795 $1O95 Gidles Pantie Gs in all lastex
nylon only two of size STYLE mostly small Sizes
medium, in white and $ss5 and $6sS
Evening star., 1952-05-22
SPORTS SHOP-Third Floor

Knitted Dresses at Great Reductions
1-S2ss5 Emerald Green with sleeves club
colIor size IN $40
2S35 grey size 20 Twopiece Knit
with short sleeves, jewel neckne $40
Knit with q sleeves club collars
leather belts black and rust sizes IL to SS
1-$45 Knit with sleeves club collar,
buttons wasband. Size $2S
Evening star., 1952-05-22

MISSES AND JUNIOR COATS-Third Floor
$S975 to SIS Misses and Spring Long
pyramids nared back styles in fine wool neeces novelty
Woo boucleS lacy looped wooens suede Short
IN all lengths from "a" to s2 in soft wool suede neeces
mixed checks and wool gabardnes in dressy and casual
styles red beige pink blue god black and checks;
sizes 8 to
Evening star., 1952-05-22
JUNIOR BUDGET DREssEs-Fourth Floor.

JUNIOR BUDGET DRESSES-Fourth Floor
Juniors $los5 and $lss5 Two-piece ie suits
with white trim; faie dress with sleeveless
Spencer jacket piece taeta with fun skirt;
piece prints with full skirts and scoop necknes wool
Spencer Jackets broken sizes to $795
sl3s5 Dresses onepece prints with
skirts high necknes onepiece rayon sheers with
contrasting peicoats wool jerseys
necklne; print, chess pattern with
top pockets one-pece rayon faille with neekne
velvet to ~ /
pockets be alpaca with short sleeves
with solid skirt and
blouse checked jacket broken sizes to
TEENS SHOP-FOurth Floor
Teens $35 gabardnes and checks dress
maker with slim full skirts; red and gold
sizes to Is and 10 to 16------------- and SIS
Wool checks and solid coors
medium lengths good assortment of colors in sizes to 10 S2
S2995 Wool Toppers, light weight eeces in short and
medium lengths white pastes and bright colors to b S9So
and tailored styles
faies taetas styles with checked trims
pastels to IS $795 and $40
slip and cardganS in 1907
WOOL fine knits pase and white "a to 3S S5O and So
$S5 Blouses; cottons tissue faie and
nyons tailored styles with long short sleeves
in white colors sizes 10 to 16 and to 15$2 and So
Teens $55 $095 Skirts butcher linens and cottos slim
and full styles in light and dark colors sizes 10 to 10 and TO
Evening star., 1952-05-22

SO-Womens sse5 to SIS Toppers in fine crepes novelty
cnecks poodle cloths lacy waffle and hip
and fnger-tp lengths full nared, panel styles
pus-up or tailored Sleeves black navy gold blue beige
coral taffy and toast sizes 101a to 22
Evening star., 1952-05-22
WOMEN'S COATS-Third Floor

1Woman S110 Long Casual magnolia
- pink Casana, style with deep yoke ILL.,
1-Womens S9S75 in fitted
and box styles In ForsmannS Mateen Gambia Stroocks
fleece navy black beige gold and Lucky blue 12a
201a and SO to 40 s5e
1O-Womens S6975 and S7975 Long Spring box
styles OF uiards doeskin suede
navy, gold beige and lucky blue; "a to AZ
S-Womens $6975 Shadow Check Long Coats box stye
with f flare back and tuckedont yoke
ana oege l212 to 2Ok S39
s6 Long Dresy Spring Coats in box style with full
pack pued sleeves and roll collars gabardne black
navy, Coilion blue and toast, 10h to 20h S39
O-Womens $6S75 and SIS Long Casual full
swing back In Forstmanns Candia nubb
fleece; nude gold. coral and pink, 1914 to 18z
H0-Womens $5S75 to $6S5 Long Drssy Spring
gaoardne wool poodle cloth checks fitted
tuxedo and panel back box Styles blue black beige navy
gold ana pink; sizes 101z to 22z S39
1-Womens $5 and $95 Spring STYLES with
front yoke roll collars tailored
poodle suede nubby navy gold nude green
toast, lime and black sizes 1914 to 2Oh S29
z-Womens $SS75 Topp hplength Stroocks navy
WIN req rayon taffeta lining "a and 80
z-Womens S95 Topper dresy kneeengh with braid
embroidered collar and yoke size black 2O $50
Womens $6S75 Dressy TOpps in hip lengths with
we revers and notched collars lacy wool poodle cloth pink
gold beige blue red and sizes 10K to $4s
~womns sSS Dressy Toppers fnger-tp length tailored long
sleeves and noched collar in Forstmanns
Due and beige with rayon taffeta Innings sizes o 2OA sss
@Womens S4975 TOppers in Juiads twill knee
lengths and full swing backs beige
Evening star., 1952-05-22
SHOES-FOurth Floor

SHOES-FOurth Floor +-.1
SASS S85 and Mademoisele Shoes So
These terrific vaues Broken sizes and discontinued
styles these famous shoes There high and medium
heels pumps Sings sandals platforms! There
black blue and red calf Shoes blue and black suedes
patent feathers and reptiles!
Evening star., 1952-05-22

Misses $50 Long Spring Coats of Forstmanns poodle cloth pink
and gold; sizes 10 $50
Misses SIPS Pure Coats collar
and tuxedo front in flame. gold and pink to H. SIS
Misses SIS Long Casual Coat tuxedo STYLE of
Misses s6s75 Long petal
black only in sizes IL to S35
Misses S Long Casual Sport Coat black and white check size 10
Misses s5s75 Long beted poodle CLOTH
Misses Long 1907 wool with satin pped collar
Misses s5s75 Long Wool Black Gabardne style
Long Spring Coat cardigan style blue poodle
Misses ses7s Navy Coats box style
Long Checked Wool Fleece Coats with soft roll
Juniors SIS Long Coats with sleeves
Juniors with rhinestone buttons
Juniors s4sa5 Long Spring Novelty Tweed Coats tam size
Juniors sass Long White Suede Casual Coats pyramid style
Long Black Wool Gabardine Dress Goats sizes IL
Long Navy Wool Gabadne Box Style Coat size 49,
Juniors Coat with stitching detail
Coat Of Forstmann. Pettpon Tweed beige
Juniors s4s75 Long sportlesh beige gold
roppers style in tafy and navy
wool suede with gold buttons; sizes II and SIS
d @ T Sa RED @ or oss toast sd
Misses SIS Checked Wool Casual Toppers black
Misses Poodle Topper length size sas
Misses 5 Spencer Toppers in red blue bouce poodle co
Misses s5s5 Toppers big pockets gold navy black
Drown 10 to $50
Misses $55 Poodle Toppes with button front pockets blue
Misses ss5 Toppers with collars and cuffs pink
toaSt IL and IA
SOS5 Fosmann Baseweaye Toppers in toast
size - S35
Juniors $6o75 Short Fitted Poodle Topper beed beige 49,
S35
Juniors s5e Checked Toppers with button cinnamon
Drown; sizes II and $50
Juniors s2s7 DOublebreasted Toppes gold button m
SIS wosed Faie Topper. tuxedo STYLE red royal tos 8:
z to eco
Juniors S5 Fleece Spring Toppe 5button
ural; sizes z to IL 500
Fleece Spring Topper box style; god
ana SIS
Juniors S5 Poodle Toppe length sngebutton closing
sizes 8 and II, pink s35
Evening star., 1952-05-22

FRENCH ROOM-SecOnd Floor
$995 $4995 cocktail dresses tafa
with matching twopiece fale suits with
novelty button and braid trn one-pece fine
dresses for street and afternoon with bead rhinestone
ana contrasting yokeS $40 to $25
S4995 Silk Shantung Coat lined with taeta size IA $5
$6995 $95 fine with
detachable collar cuffs trimmed in beige linen: piece
soes onepiece grey cocktail beautifully
hred SKIRT kylark blue print in silk taffeta with
velvet bands and bows skirt $45
$685. Dresses natural linen with tabs
novelty buttons pink linen with black embo
dered flower trim, matching belt buttons $50
$685. S12295 Dresses Onee silk shantung linen
with matching cashmere satin with
jersey blouse top size SIS
SOS S75 piece nen
line with contrasting lining,
size IA; onepiece dresy black dress with silk
bodice bow and novelty rhinestone pin trm two-ce
$195 Red Silk Linen Dress coat dress STYLE with
sleeves is $50
Wool Suits and Costumes
$3.50 Suits with rhinestone novelty
motif tri with printed blouse and matching jacket lining
white flannel coat with rhinestone buttons SIS
$50 TwOpiece Beige Brown Suit with striped blouse and
matching jacket lining stitched peat skirt; wopiece
Sis two-pece shanng
blouse red trimmed ALA pleated SKIRT twopiece blue
style with braid trimmed
button twopiece wool suit in blue with long jacket button
down tab collar SS5
SITS S25 Suis twopece tweed with
trang coored lining cued sleeves wopiece suit with
full skirt button trimmed jacket, white
and silk plaid scarf; twopece navy suit with jacket
fae ribbon accents neckne pockets;
costume with short boero jacket white embroidered blouse 500
$275 Striped Imported Wool Costume with hpengh jacket
terpleated skirt and tafeta SIPS
Evening star., 1952-05-22

Evening Dresses
$3995 to S4995 ort-lengt tlle with self
flower trim short nyon tulle with embroidered nowered
DOOlce -
$685. Short Chiffon Gown with beaded bodice
red velvet $45
$685. Length Sapless Gown black lace white taa
wide black velvet sash, size $50
79S5 Long Ray0n Taffeta Evening with halter neckne
twotone mauve, size SIS
$25 Strapless Green Satin Gown with self
bodice line, $85
$195 to $3.50 Pink Antique Silk Gown with shred sweetheart
neckne bead pearl jewel trim; nylon tle with
lame irdescent sequin trim at neckne hemne
Evening star., 1952-05-22

0Junors' $1695 $I995 SIS striped silks In
black with velvet collars; twopece faies
cross-ye rayon fales piece basic sheers with
pque collar and cuffs; twopiece faie suit with
bolero jacket polka dot taffea dresses sizes to
ESQ
Evening star., 1952-05-22

Grey Wool Suits with jersey
blouSes; sizes IL and 13--------- S3S
1-Junior's s69S5 Twopece Brown Wool Suit size 15$3S
$1695 jacket suit with
white pque collar and cuffs plaid quilted dresses rayon
with full skirts sleeveless calico print rayon taffeta
dresses two-pece rayon suit with white stchng to l5 $
SIS White Crushed Rayon Erne Jackets
Stoles, vestee Stoes and Capes Sl2
print taeas with shrug
jackets oneece black taea with striped collar rayon
tafea dress linen boero dress with print
halter top: sizes to
Evening star., 1952-05-22
Women's Winter Goats

1-Womans S135 Dye Grey Wool Suede Box Coat with
mole collar and cuffs, size 46 S65
s-Womens $l1O and SIPS Fur trimmed Wool Suede
Coats with Fisher dyed Fitch and Beaver collars
taupe: sizes 14h and 225 --.------- SIS
5Womens $79a5 Winter Coats in grey and
black wool suede and broadcloth fitted and box styles
sizes "a and a., 18l2 S35
S-Womens $5975 $6975 Winter fitted
box styles wool suede and needpont in black only; sizes
201s 241s SIS
Womans Pink Wool Fleece Pyramid Coat
size 161s ---- ----------------s--. $45
Evening star., 1952-05-22

l2Womens $7 Short Dinner Jacket Toppers in Forstmann.
Codelaine with tuxedo collars navy black toast
sizes 1914 to 2O12- .--.-- 500
SWomans S95 Dessy Long Toppers in navy wool
twill and wool with braid embroidery TRIM
sizes "a to AZ and 16la to 221k
Evening star., 1952-05-22

Sl3S5 style spun dress with
pockets grogra belt alpaca with short sleeves
straight skirt hreepiece suit with solid color skirt and
blouse checked Jacket: broken sizes to 95
Evening star., 1952-05-22
DRESSES-Second Floor

Is Misses SIS Dresses two dresses and costume suit
dresses dres cocktail dresses in print rayon taffeta
kind streetength and fulength dinner dresses
fine rayon tissue faie misses sizes SIS
39$795 to $1995 Misses and two piece
afternoon styles tailored basic and dessy sheer
crepes tissue fae mostly onofakind black,
high shades; broken colors and sizes 10 to $95
6s Misses $l995 to SIS Dresses Street and afternoon Styles
crepes tissue faes printed affetas
piece printed silks; of style plenty Of blacks,
navy blue high shades; not all colors in all styles
but you will find something in your 10 to $2
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-27
Don't L.ase
Your Vote!
Pinler Warns
Registration Head
Calls Thursday Meet
To Inform Inspectors
On New Voting Method

Voters must be informed that
they viii lose their vote for Presi.
dent, Governor and Representative
unless they pull down individual
levers for each on November I, Su-
pervisor Of Registration Sam B.
Pinder said today.
This is a different system from
other years, z Pinder stressed. ''In
order TO cast your vote for national
officers you must pull three sep
arate levers, one for President and
Vice. President. one for Governor
and one for State Representative.
You see, those offices are all op.
posed, so you must pull the lever.
Democrat or Republican, that you
wish.
After that task is completed, then
the voter pulls a single lever for
the "a unopposed candidates On the
ballot.
Your job is still not complete. "
Pinder said. Then you must pull
eleven different levers to express
your vote on the eleven constiu
lContinued On Page Fivel