The Northwest times. [volume], June 30, 1951, Image 1

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NEWS .
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The Crowds at Jammie Trade Fair
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Officials Heppy l
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tendenee shot put “M at the
hell-m ma. 1: on. me come—l
nuts. the nu: ma ettreet lac-i
tween um end new person. be-l
lore itohlle on mnmiamy a.)
This will he much more then the.
with“! Minute 0! {lil- oificiele. {
M ere venom mm for tho:
inure-tin the fur. AM it iar
etndlfeinmemiemuohtoeeeho’
sid- merehendiee. such I: demon
mtions o! avenue weft end din
pleye of Jeanne. culmrei life end
aerate bounty. and entertelnment.
A 1 for mtefleinere. the [lean blow
er end the maidens. mm and
min“. continue to he the big hits
of th— felr. Also. thle is the first
time that such e hue quantity end
rem at J” goods have been
dieoleyed under one roof. Another
reeson for the high attendance is
the weather. vhioh hee been coon
ermng mervelomly. meet girls Who
are sub! to mice. however. ere
whhim it m e little cooler.
file be many demonetntion
by lota Den. the 15th generetion ten
muster. L: e bl: drewinc cerd. At
first. fur officials thought the tea.
cerernony would not hold much ep
mel. but it has proven so populer
the? m. Sen gives demonetretions
nightly as well as in the afternoon]
Klkushu Men's demonstretion‘
of flower emngement is also evok-I
in; oonetdereble interest. and he.
too. hu been put on e nightly ache-l
dale. ' ‘"W
The tee m tn the tndltionell
Jemeeemmhetrons endhit-j
ter. but Alum visitors line uh;
for en opportunity to alt on eemelll
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- véw’wui-r'ee'h “firs"asimne.‘
Whether the Americans find the tee
o’leteble or not annot be deter
mined. but at lent-they ere courte
ous enough to sip it :1! before thev
leave. 3
In the Shimoh tee stand. Mary
Suzuki end Chang Ann Soto ere
kept buy es been during the tea
aervlne hours. Approximately 860
persons are served etch dey during
two hours. At the beginning. the
LEARN CHICK SEX INC. . .
This Is possible by enrolling at THE AMERICAN CHICK /
51-:me SCHOOL and cumin; u s gnu-aw from so .u
I: much In 150 doll”! I day.
an AMCIIICK nuance. ...‘u been placed In high-paying Jobs.
*‘l‘nlllon can be budgeted, it manly.
‘Alucflcn's "EST, LARGEST, md mod IILIABLE who“.
"'AMCIIICK” (Mum are employed In em: mu .- well I!
la Eur-pa, Gnu-d 3 3nd Mexico.
'Selocl I dependable school a. your latte Ilene-h upon 11.
*Ennllmenl necessarily limited, In write ”by!
AMERICAN CHICK SEXIING SCHOOL
(Established 1937) M
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Send AMERICAN CHICK SEXING SCHOOL
Today! musnm, PENNSYLVANIA. nan. a
Hod-e rut me. with.“ man-n, manure
e on how Imy Ml. '
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Eh» Nurthmwt @imw
stand hsd dooens of tee cups. buti
shout he." of them have disappear-l
ed. prrsumshly es souvenirs. This
situstion he. augmented the cup
n'eshing chore for the girls.
me JAOL booth and the Uw‘lji
meya booths are dome s lend-office
businrss. In the evening. especiallv.l
crowds Just swsrm sround the
booths, keeping the six or seven
girls in soon Won constantly
on their toes. Ken Nogaki, who is
in cherge o! the JAOL booth. son
he hes shout sixty girls working the
shifts in the counter. light girls
are on duty on week deyg end ton
on week-ends. Key and Min Ya
msguchi of North Coast Importine
Co. are doing yeomen work hauling
in the merchandise. according to
Nosski. and Harry 'l‘skagi. presi
dent of the local JAOL ohepter. is
on hand during spare moments to
give the girls a hand. Tats Gosho
end 'l‘ed Bekehera are the two men
who are transporting the girls to
and from the pavilion.
Bhlgeko Uno and Sally Yamode,
who work in the Thhshimaye De
partment Store displsy in the center
of the pavilion, report thst a fairly
high number of reservstions tor ki
monos end obis hove heen made in
members of the Jm-Americsn
commimity. A complete set 0!
mannequin and kimono end snothc
kimono set have slready been re
served. These ere expensive ituna.
running from soon to “00. me;
Japsn. which mute on additions!
45 to 50 per cent for customs and
sales tax. .
The 30.000 th mum to the isir,
who entered the pavilion on June
fl. wee showered with numerous
gifts contrlbtmd by exhibitors and
we; duly honored on theme. The
beautiful osphid core-go whith the
winner received we: doneted by the
Pukuyame florist shop in the uni
versitv district. much cosh-i
--‘ bet-t. ehnistss e m A
"Rn tar“ Ball of Hokubei
Import Go. a lerge bamboo basket
and s coolie hut; C. T. ’l‘skshoehi.
lassorted canned ses food: Mikado
00.. 3 pocket warmer: szabe's. s
1 figurine; end Uwalimsya. Jmnese
i cookies.
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5 The Student Onion Building st
1 the University of Wsehlngton serves
|meals and refreshments to almost
3,000 persons each dey.
First Post-War N. W. JACL Convention, Sept. 1, 2 and 3 in Seattle
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The Only All-m u memper in The Pucific Northwu-m
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Will be Guests at ‘
Parley Sept. 1-3
Speehl week et the first. post
war Pecilic Northweei JACK. con
vention will he Hike mm, ne
tionel iegieletive director for JACL
Anii-Diecriininetion Committee in
Weehimion. D. 0.. end Dr. Ben
dolph made. nation-I JAOL pre
sident reeidine in Chiceeo. m.
Both We end Dr. mm
are expecmd to eceepi the Seemr
invitations shortly.
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Red Cross Chapter
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In New Offices
Mondey mm. July 11. Red
Green volunteer! end no.“ will re
port to the new chepeer heedeuer
tere et 2100-10 hound Ave. weeni
lnc m Lew V. my. volunieer eheir
men or the Scuttle-film county
led Cross chem.
The two-story. reinforced con
crete building wee Mend lest.
tell and he: been man! the
remodeling neceeeery to mete it
mehie es Red Green heedquertere.
Although the work on it ie not en
tirely completed. Red ace- services
will go on uninterrupted.
For the lest four years. M 1
Ore-e heedquertere heve been at the
900 Second Ave. Build“. ‘
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Pram Plans for
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Labor D 3! Meet
To Feature Dinner,
Dance, Home
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" MM 115 now being made
by the variul committee heads to
m 9 [III i.‘l’acific Northwest
JAOL (Jim Amei‘lcm Citizens'
league) oenventton in Seattle on ‘
Sept. filial“! . 2(Bunday) and 3
(w. labor bay). The conrab.
a firet poet-m ‘attempt. will note!
the flit birthday of the national
JACL which the, founded Sept,
1080. in Daub. *2
All choir-mom's“ this time. are
busy mekin' “tents and negativ‘
tione in view iii-the fact that the‘
three-w We is but 2 monthsi
away. “ ‘
Generel mafiemente cheirman‘
Jamel Ilium already has sent‘
out lethe of invitation to civic:
united“ Ind Community leaders?
For entertainment at the "kickoff"
banquet on may night. Sept. 1.
at a hall yet to be secured, Matsu
oka hao obtained the crack Seattle
3W ohm drill team. com;
satin; at 10 girls and four boys, for i
one of the embers. Other talente'
are beint lined up for this eventl
which will officially inaugurate the!
convenu ‘
Iran]. Betti}, soil chairman»
has infoened the publicity group
i that he plan to have a champion
‘ahip Mt. a third flight. and a
"cu-t” Mt, Suitable prizes will
be awarded to winners in each
flicht. eeld Button who added that
he has issued invitations to all the
an. cheaters belonging to the Pa
eifle flute-u District Council.
ltill henna around for an or
.ehntl’e b Kay'Yamacuchi, dance
chairmen. who: has set Sunday
night. lept. l. for the convention
flue “2W Spanish Castle.
ma.
Picnic chairman Min 'l‘subota is
toying with the idea at either an
outing at one of the many lake re
sorts or a oruiae.
other chairmen working on con
vention matters at: Kongo Nogalii.
banquet; Mrs. Bhigeko Uno, regis
: tration; 1L Tada. housing and
1 trampoi'tation; Fred Takazl, bowl
' inc; Tat Horl. finance; and Mac
‘ Koneko and Ted A. sakahara, sou
venir program. Elmer Ogawa will
be the official photographer.
I The convention board is com
' posed of T. R. Goto. George Okada
l and Shane Kashiwasi.
Harry I. Takagi, president of the
'Seattle JACL chapter, is general
I chairman of the convention.
C U C
To encourage a large migratior
of JAGL delegates and friend; ti
Seattle. the publicity committee {Ol
i the Pacific Northwest JACL's 3-da:
I convention set for Sept. 1. 2, and 1
2 this week released brief conventioi
g announcements to each chapter ii
the PNDC (Pacific Northwest Dis
! trict Council).
Contacwd by the committee wer
the following chapter leaders: Shi
‘ Uyetake. Greeham-Troutdale; Tart
‘ Asai, Mid-Columbia: Mamoru Wa
kasugi, Portland; Tom Thkemuri
Puyallup; and Ed Yamamoti
Spokane.
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if the Seattle chapter of the Japa-
Isse American Cltizens' league.
Accompanied by his wife. the Rev.
l'amada. who is belng sponsored by
;he national JACL on this mtion
wide speaking tour. is expected to
lrrlve here by plane sometime Tues
:lay evenlng. July 3. at Bow Lake
Alrport where he will be greeted by
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roadblmy that the Rev. Mano
Yamada may not be able to hem
Seattle the to the canes: plane
nuke wae hinted by Harry Take
gl. local JACK. prexy. today.
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Takagl and other leaders. Imme
diately upon his arrival. he will be
whisked to Gyokko Ken Cafe for a
dinner In his honor given by the
Seattle JACL unit officers. 'l‘hl
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SATURDAY. "IN! I. I”!
the huge Jspenese Trade Fair in
the University of Washington Pavi
lion. -
Seattle's Nisei Veterans Commit
tee has been asked by the JACL to
make arrangements for the Rev.
Yemada Wednesdey. July 4. NVC
commander.’Kaun Onodern. has ap
. pointed Shiro Kashino to take care
, of the Rev. Yamsda's schedule for
' that day.
' The Issei will hear the Rev. Yo
‘l made at an open meeting et 3pm..
' Thursday. July 5. in the Japanese
Methodist church. 1233 Washington
. St. at which time he will elaborate.
, in the Japanese language. the JACLe
. Anti-Discrimination Committee’s
, activities and World War 1'! Nisei
. servicemen's experiences. The Ni
, sei preacher is plonning to lesve
, shortly ei'ter his talk for San Fran
. ciaco where he is scheduled to ad
dress the heel there on Friday. Ju
ly 6. His final stop. before heading
for his home in Honolulu. will be
Les Anceles.
The Rev. Yamada. who has a cop
tnin's commission. was the first
-I president or the «and Veterens
-' Club in Honolulu. His war medals
e include the Lemon of Merit Amrd.
a a Purple Heart with Oak Leaf Clus
e tor. and the Distinguished Unit
e Bedce.
o For the past year. he has been
_ studying in Boston while on leeve
from his pastorate in Heweii.
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