THE VIEW CANADIAN
Wednesday, August ruv
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Rikorcm Offertd Role In Broadway Mun$ql
Fifty US. Professors To Teach In Japan
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s'.ar who 'has . been visiting . 'in H :!y'.v<�Kl, has been offered the N-juti-ng rMe. in a forthcoming '.f'.r-'iiil'.s ay musical. , version .'of i;yr';�-:s' n-.yd, "Messer Man-,, llol..." :
M:s.< Yair'.ag'uchi, who.has been v';i!'.i> (1 \r> shining .-rule's, in Japa-�:>,;ii>.i ha> been offered f:r>-{ -American screen role, t":u; f. r-viniii^ � load in' -Anson }',:<� independent' production of ��('.a'--. Is East."
J'tit: Japanese, 'star- was ap-;.i;.:a.-'i-:.-�l regarding the Broadway '.���..�Aral .by
(I'ik.'y -and'- 'Donald -Oe'uslager, jir-ulur.-rs of the forthcoming
TORONTO � The engagement was announced of Chiyeko, eldest daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Tomotaro Omotani of Toronto, and Mr. Kalutoshi Kobayashi, eldest son of Mrs. Shigeno Ko-
NEW YORK � Under a pro-. gram sponsored by the Institute of International Educat.'i>n' in I New York, and the -Supreme | Command;-A!! if-d'Powers, an o'p-1 portunity to play a *firsv-hand role in the reorientation of Ja-p-an -will be given to fifty. A mo? rican educators., it'was-announced last week.
bayashi of Fort William, Ont., j on Aug. 2<> at the home of the;
former. ! Professors will he chosen 'soon
Baiahakunins are 'Mr.- and Mrs, j to teach '.in-universities, thivnigh-
Y.' Irizawa of Toronto. j out Japan for a two:year- period,
.'?�.- ':. '����" * v (beginning April,. ll>ol. Teaching TORONTO � The engagement j will be done in 'English' .'ami
of Shi'zuye, second daughter of j therefore,, a knowledge'.of Japa-
Mr. and Mrs. K. Kawaguchi, and i nese is not required. Fields will
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Mr. and Mrs. H. Sakata ,'of' Hamilton, was announced, on Aug. 22 at the Bamboo Terrace Chop
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�}>.."k... ;l'hiy score is by Robert 1 "Sewanins'are Mr. and Mrs. M, H'iiYru-tt '-Do'van and the lyrics by I'Kakino and Mr. and Mrs. M. Sa-'�� � :.!:y .Mcner. - ' � kata.
�To.- liioadway iiffei',. however, ;.< coutiiiuont. im Miss Yamagu-ohj's ability to obtain a/ six] WE STB A NK, B. C. - Born to iiiojiths rxtonsion of her Stay in | Mr. and Mrs. Mitsugu Araki a thf United" Slates.' Her visa ex- i daughter, Lillian Hanako, at the p:l�'S. on Dec. ;u and she, will | Kelowna General Hospital.
;' ir i.-d. � r.^svirance. <vf an ��extension, if sho is to consider the. role of
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;.-' l'l-orl-.u-t-r Bond, meanwhile, ! flew in f!'<>m New York City to ! sign Miss.' Yamaguchi for the
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j role in "Fast Is .East." The story ioriiunally was about an Ameri-[ eai; d\ who marries a Japanese ii'l..<hirt:;ig:;t.he occupation of Ja.-:-
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\ "1-ast Is East"' is described as ! a ,:;:odetn ".Madajne Butterfly" j.st'oyy. OriginaHy", SWrle\" Temple |.\\as. eo:-vsid>-red fur the role of I theMapajU'se girl before Produ-i irv P�oiid .heard, about the Japa-f a�'tr.oss \\lto lias been in - ii'-'.\ <>d - f>>:- ;lie oast two
Niseis Start Potato Chips Plant in Japan
TOKYO � To get in the chips, three American army veterans, including two Nisei, recently introduced the -potato chip to Ja* pan. They have set up the first potato chip plant in Japan in Tokyo. '
The. three .Americans;, Albert Nakazawa of Cincinnati, Henry Shimojima of Chicago and E. A. \Vatiamaker of Seattle, conceived the idea of a potato chip factory last year after having.completed service in the U.S. Army and their contracts as Department of Army civilians.
American-made chips cannot be transported to .Japan efficiently since it can not be kept fresh beyond two weeks.
Their plant, which has a capacity of 000 pounds a day, uses California potatoes and American vegetable oil.
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