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In 1938, members of Greenwood Elementary School's safety patrol showed off rubber boots provided by dry cleaner Grover Matsuda. He made the donation in appreciation of the fine education his two grandsons were receiving in Seattle public schools.

Photo courtesy of Museum of History and Industry

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