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The Northwest Times
Seattle, King County, Washington
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Miyeko Takita, UC Berkeley librarian from San Francisco, departs Seattle for Japan on Fulbright scholarship to study ancient Japanese literature at Keio University in Tokyo for a year. She traveled with Dr. Masato Tanabe, another former San Franciscan, who will study at Tohoku University in Sendai.
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BERKELEY—Miyeko Takita of 1217 Delaware St., a librarian at Univ. of Calif., is now en route to Japan where she plans to study ancient Japanese literature for the next year under a Fulbright scholarship.
She will study at Keio Univ. in Tokyo.
Miss Takita recently left Seattle aboard the NYK liner, Hikawa Maru with other American Fulbright students, including Dr. Masato Tanabe of Los Angeles.
Miss Takita, a resident of San Francisco before the war, is a graduate of U C and received a master's degree from UCLA.
She spent two years in Germany as a librarian before returning to the U.C. post.
Dr Tanabe, also a former San Franciscan and U C graduate, will study at Tohoku Univ. in Sendai.
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Berkeley, Seattle, Japan (Tokyo, Sendai)
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Miyeko Takita, UC librarian and former San Francisco resident, travels to Japan on Fulbright to study ancient literature at Keio University; accompanied by Dr. Tanabe to Tohoku University.