Chicago Tribune from Chicago, Illinois • Page 95

CHICAGO PAILY TRIBUNE: Thursday, April 21, 1949, Page 3 Play Will Aid Japanese Student Cyclists Tested in Safety Lane 20 MAINE STUDENTS TO ATTEND I RL7S CLUB CONFERENCE SATURDAY Twenty Maine Township High school girl! will attend the annual Suburban Girls cluh conference Saturday in Oak Park Township High school. Topics discussed- will Include race prejudice, communism, worldwide relief, world peace, and the school as a practice field for democracy. Seniors attending will be Jane Lawrence, Joan McCabe, Mary Deo Stiefenhoefer, and Carol Tholln. Junior class representatives are Betty Carlson, Nancy Carter; Carol Knudseri, Donna Leggett, Paula Moiiendorf, and Florence Moore. Sophomores named to attend are Norma Davies, Nancy Dobey, Carol Jackson, Joan Morrow, and Polly Remington.

Freshmen include Mary Lou Allshouse, Phyllis Kuffner. Marilyn Meroni, Nancy Moore, -and Mary Schulze. Alternates are Carolyn List, Sue Schulze, Yvonne Fulle, Frances Blair, Mary Koehler, and Pat Lockwood. STANDARD RU and FURNITURE CLEANERS 5121 W. Division St.

3 0 DISCOUNT Cath Carry FOOD TASTEFULLY PREPARED Open Daily, Sundafi, Holiday 23 W. Calendar, la Grncr i La Grange 69 Recommended by DuncqnHines I 1 Members of the Tridentians club of North Park college discuss plans for their play, "You Never Had It So Good Before," which they are presenting tonight, Profits will pay transportation costs for a-Japanese student to come to North Park. Front row (from left) are austave Johnson (faculty sponsor), Robert Weatherley, Robert McVey, Fred Howe, Jack Flood, Danny Erickson, Michael Grehl, and Jim Eastman. Back row: Russell Edwards, Dean Jacobson, and Dave Coil, tTRlBUNE Photo) Tom (right foreground) and Scott Welford (left), both of La Grange, lead a line of cyclists thru course designed to test tneir proficiency in community bicycle safety lane at Lyons Township High school athletic field. The lane, for youths of La Orange, Western Springs, and La-Grange Park, will close Saturday.

(tribune Photo) Open Thursdays and Mondays 9:45 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Daily 9:45 to 5A5 1 A AAA MUSICALTONIGHT MEANS COLLEGE CAREER FOR JAP North Park Hopes to Earn Boat Fare Like many a Japanese, Tetsu-Jiro Hara of Tokyo, Japan, wanted to study in the United States. Like many a Japanese he had no way of financing It. But three years ago he met an American GI, a member of the amy occupation forces.

As a result Hara Is close to realizing his dream. In fact if nothing unforseen happens he will arrive on the North Park college carr.rus this summer. For Soto Colovo, 5674 Ridge the GI, didn't forget his Tokyo friend when he returned to the United states and North Park, which he had attended before entering the service. College Offers Scholarship Colovos and Hara corresponded. Hara mentioned that tho he was attending the University of Tokyo he still wanted to study in America.

Then Colovos decided that rer-haps he could help. He began to taJk about his friend and his seemingly hopeless ambition. He mentioned it to the college and to his fellow members of the Tridentians, campus men's organization. Then Colovos was graduated last June and is now attending Drake university, Des Moines, I a. But Hara was not forgotten.

The college came up with a tuition scholarship which is renewable for a second year. The Tridentians lined up jobs in various campus eating places to provide meals and room rent. Hope Musical Solv.es Problem Then all that remained was getting Hara over to this country. Currency may not be taken from japan. Besides, Hara's resources were, limited.

So the Tridentians got busy again. James Eastman, 5219 N. Christiana president, and Michael Grehl, 5510 N. Bernard wrote a musical comedy, "You Never Had It So Good Before," a satire on the army. Other Tridentians learned the roles.

Tonight they will present the show in the college auditorium at 8 o'clock. They hope the proceeds will be sufficient to pay Hara's transportation. Take Roles Tonight Participating in the five scene show besides Eastman, and Grehl will be John Flood, 5511 Kenmore Fred Howe, Des Plaines; Will Carlquist, 926 Newport Robert-Mcvey, Arlington Heights; Russell Edwards, 6528 N. Maplewood av. Dean Jacobsen, 1712 Sunnyside av David Coit.

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