m..quot; after a s interval to tion given by a passing-by runner, instead of giving back a definite, quick reply t quot;No, t a Japanese automobile.quot; Be interval, I guess, t quot;It is no ; ;um...quot; must be t expressed.

    Generally speaking, Americans sense of antipated from Saddam o ting is very obvious in any field of tters from readers and torials denouncing Japan and t average Americans, except for tomobile  yet pound on a Japanese car  listening carefully for told ing tten messages.

    Nevert one time I actually experienced somety because quot;I am Japanese.quot; It o sced at an Avis in s brake malfunction. A clerk said to me, quot; face, coming into our country?quot; But tion betion of t t Im Japanese, and t left me at a loss. Since t, Ive been avoiding Avis as muc it is a story t e odays rising antipat Japan.

    My Princeton is a calm residential tos center and ined by elligent, or bot ility to trenton, a little omobile-o a large scale operational reduction. A quot;Buy Americanquot; rally  of a toyota dealer on Route One. tually developing in some area of try, but it doesnt spread as far as t, snobbisoon. You can see a lot of Mercedes, Porsco to t;Buy Americanquot; movement.

    ti-Japan message I o;Japan-bas; sticker s  on ting for traffic signal to turn green at an intersection near  first sig figure out  er red circle oo small. So it looked more similar to a Japanese box luncer of rice tional flag. It must be like t is properly dra gives us t;