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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-01-10

Captain sees him and in alarm
snatches butt out of Mr.. Ichi's
mouth.
Capt.-Oh, no, Mr.. Ichi. Please
let me offer you a cigarette. (He
searches in his own pockets fruit
lessly). Sgt, do you have any
cigarettes?
Sgt.-Tve given up cigarettes,
sir. I've switched to a pipe. pulls
one out of shirt and displays it,.
Capt. = (noticeably flustered)
God, I'm sure / had a pack some
where. (resumes search. Cpl.
Reeves walks in with folder I'M
der arm.) Cpl. do you have any
cigarettes?
Cpl. tsurprised) Why, yes sir.
(dumbfordedly pulls out pack.
Captain grabs whole thing and
rushes back to his desk).
Capt.-Here you are, gentlemen.
Please help yourself. (All five
men take cigarettes, mumbling
thanks, and so does capt. who
pockets what's left. He takes a
deep drag, looking up as he does).
Capt.-(as if just noticing Cpl.
Reeves) Well, Cpl, if you have
any business in here, get on with
it.
Cpl.-(stupified) My Gig ]
mean that is, sir, there's a
lieutenant waiting outside to see
you sir.
Capt.-Can't you see I'm in con-
ference. Tell him to wait.
Cpl.-She's not a him, sir. She's
a her, a WAC lieutenant.
Capt.-(eagerly) a WAC 1t?
Send her in. Excuse me, gentle
men. I'll only be a minute.
Mr.. Ko-We'n be glad to wait
outside for you, sir.
Capt.-Good, good. Do that, will
you? MEN get up and leave the
room. Capt. hastens to door tc
await 1t. brushing hand through
his hair and patting moustache,
1t. struts in very businesslike.)
Lt.-Captain Harrison?
Capt.-Yes, 1t, what can I dc
for you?
Lt,-I'm 1t. Wink of the Wom-
ems Activities Section. (shakes
hands with captain.)
Capt.-Women's Activities Sec
ton?
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Capt.-Im entirely capable of
carrying on here, Sgt. Agricul-
ture is the backbone of every ma
ton. Your people are hungry and
empty stomachs are never kind to
new ideas. In a democracy every
one has plenty of food, no one is
hungry; but nothing can be ac-
complished by merely talking
about the problem. The people
must be shown what's wrong with
the present system and how it can
be improved. That's where you
come in. With a movie on the ag-
riculture of your country, you can
teach your people what democracy
really means. Perhaps, all this
may sound a bit vague to you as
yet, but follow that (holds up his
volume) and you won't have any
trouble at all.
Mr.. Ko-We will, captain. We
are prepared to do everything pos
sible to show our people what de-
mocracy means. (He looks to his
associates for approval and they
all nod vigorously except Mr.. Ichi
who has been prodded into doing
so by Mr.. Nil.
Capt.-Fine, fine. You've got
the right spirit, exactly. And one
more thing. You cannot teach de-
mocracy without practising it; nc
sir, You have to practice it also
See what mean?
Mr.. Ko-We do, captain. Ever
now we have been discussing a
project which should show beyond
doubt that our organization is
thoroughly of a democratic ma.
ture.
Capt.-Oh, that sounds super
What do you have in mind?
Mr.. Ko-We shall let you know
as soon as our plans are complete
Capt. can hardly wait, Mr.
Ko. Pm sure it'll be colossal. Give
me just a little idea what it's all
about, won't you?
Mr. Ko-(hesitantly) Well, cap
tain, we wanted to surprise you
but I'll ask the others. Tile leans
over and begins whispering witt
the others. Mr.. Ichi pulls out @
worn cigarette case, picks around
in it and selects a fair-sized butt
which he places in his mouth
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THE
SOCIAL.
WHlRL

OGDEN, Utah, Jan. 10.--Mas
Hattori, formerly of Tacoma,
Wash. and Miss Ruth Ota, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. N. Ota of
Ogden. were married last Sunday
in the Buddhist church here. Mr..
Hattori is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Hattori.
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WHEN IN JAPAN =.
The Captain Wasn't Too Sharp On Diplomacy


Lt.-Yes. captain. The section
has been formed only recently to
meet the demands presented by
the numerous women"s organiza-
tions which have been springing
up.
Capt.-Ah, but certainly. You
can do a world of good here.
Lt.-That is purpose, captain,
but, being new here, shall re-
quire some assistance in getting
started properly.
Capt.-Of course, of course. I
shall do everything can do to
aid you, 1t. Wink. (takes seat out
from under Sgt) We won't be
needing you, Sgt. You can wait
outside. (Sgt. walks out looking
Indignantly at Capt. Please sit
down, 1t. No. reason why we
shouldn't start right away. (They
take seats, captain OVERRIDING him
self in making 1t. comfortable.
Offers her a cigarette and lights
it calamity.
1t really intended to speak
to Major Brown first, but he was
unable to see me till this after
noon.
Capt.-(with disgust) Did you
say Major Brown?
Lt.-1Yes, Major Brown of the
newspaper section.
Capt.-Well I'm certainly glad
you came here first.
1t surprised Why do you
say that, captain? 4
Capt.-Forgive my saying so,
1t, but Major Brown is what we
might justifiably term a
!. well. I just won't say what
Capt.-You must have spoken
to one of his own men. Appar-
emily, you are not familiar with
his reputation.
Lt.-His reputation?
Capt.-Yes, 1t. he's, well, he's,
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Lt.-lin alarm Noooo.

Lt.-(in alarm Noooo.
Capt.-Unfortunately, yes.
Lt.-(with reiief) Well, am
glad / came to you first.
Capt. can be of more assist
ance to you than a dozen Major
Browns and / do not say { hat
boastfully.
Lt.-Oh, but to be sure.
Capt.-And, now, 1t. Let's get
down 20 work.
Lt.-Of course, captain.
Capt.-Have you set any poll
cies regarding your work yet?
Lt.-No, as I've already said,
I'm new here and 1 felt that I
should study some of the other
sections before I make any defin-
lite plans.
Capt.-A very wise idea, 1t. I,
myself, having been here since
the birth of the occupation, can
well understand your predicament,
Teaching democracy to the Jap
anese people is a strenuous task.
LII understand, captain.
Capt.--Tm certain that the most
effective way to insure the sue
cess of your new section is to
adopt exactly the same methods
which I utilized.
Lt.-What would those be?
Capt.-Movies, my dear 1t.
Lt.-tpuzzled) did you say
movies?
Capt.-Yes, 1t, movies. Thru
movies you not only tell them
about democracy, but also show
them how to act in a democratic
manner.
Lt.-That does sound possible.
Capt.-It is and it always
works. I've been in the movie
business all my life and I should
know. One must ont only know
what democracy means but he
should know how to disseminate
it in the most effective manner
and that, I repeat, is through mo-
ton pictures.
Lt.-But, won't that take g
great deal of time?
Capt.-Not at ALL 1t. The ar
my felt so too at first, but wher
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Your Letter

The sun is really bright today
And all the skies are blue
Because the letter in my hands
Is the one that came from you
It lifts me to the clouds again
And melts away my tears
And only out of happiness
Do 1 have any tears.
!.
It lust arrived and yet it seems
l know it all by heart
And nothing gives me greater JOY
While we must be apart.
Your phrases and your paragraphs
Are beautiful designs
And can read the secret thoughts
You wrote between the lines.
Each word is like precious gem
That sparkled in the light
And when see your signature
hear you say good night.
-NISEI ANONYl
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Ex-MinneopoIis Girls
Form Club in l. A.

Los ANGELES, Calf, Jan. 10.
Girls, more than 20 years of
age, who at one time or another
resided in Minneapolis, met re-
Gently in the home of Midori Kali
and organized a club. Grace
Shimizu was elected president.
A name for the club will be
chosen in the near future. H
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Ex-Seoffleife Hit
BY Chicago Fire

CHICAGO, Ill, Jan. 1O-"Cor-
ky" T. Kawasaki, former Seattle
lite. suffered a 81 900 loss recently
when a All alarm fire burned
out a four-story department
buildin gat 1015-25 e Firty-third
Street.
No one in the Kawasaki family
was injured
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Miss TIamako Ozawa, a grad
uate nurse at Sherman hospital in
Elgin. Ill, is visiting her folks at
1913 Manstash Pl. here. She plans
to return to Elgin to take her
state board examination for
nurses.
Staff Sergeant Michael Matsu-
daira and his wife, the former
Barbara Kurimura, are visiting
friends here. The couple are ex-
Seattleites.
Miss F1Imi Sasaki of Portland
left Monday for her home after
spending the holidays here.
Visitor in Seattle from Wichita,
Kansas, was Miss Aki Kato who
is attending Friends University
there She left for Kansas early
this week.
After a short business trip here,
Thomas Masuda, former Seattle
attorney, returned Wednesday to
Chicago where he is now practic-
ing law.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Watanabe and
George Koyama of Nampa, Idaho,
and Mr.. George and Sam Wata-
nabe of Caldwell, Idaho, are visit
ing the Iwasaki family in Bryn
Mawr.
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Nap Nishisoko Writes
To Lotus Members

Lotus club members this week
received an open post card from
Noboru Nap" Nishisaka, a Uni
versity of Washington graduate
who is still working at Nippon
Electric Co. in Tokyo. Nishisaka
was an active Lotus member ten
years ago.
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10:45 A. M. - STORY LADY
for first and second grade listen
ing. thru cooperation of Seattle
Junior League Inc.
e:45 P.M.-6ROADCAST THEAT RE
=. Opportunity for drama stu
2 dents Of high schools for radio
acting.
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THURSDAY

fo:45 A. M.-WHEN THEY WE'RE
YOUNG Childhood stories OF
great composers. with music. d.
rection of Liborius Hauptman1.
e;45 P.M.-kNOW YOUR SCHOOLS
!, Seattle Principals Assn.
tells Of school policies and
problems.
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By JOHN OKADA

Editors Following is the concluding part of one
act comedy which bees American captains efforts to
democratize the people in Japan Okada the author is
English major at the University of Washington)
Evening star., 1947-11-19

Mass. ave. n OR. 41o1.
DOCTORS ATTENIIoN-Iargs no. gscsnh' houie in
tbickiy populated section Park rd NV.
WhsT "a To5f 81 18th ST., above Spring rd. NV:
Va modern brick semidetached home, with
porehes S inclosed and insulated; ,,Ig garage, age
electric ;tis to shopping
seSools sess,S " Priced for suiek
sale. Terms. Call Major Lane NA; S3o9;
sves and suns; WI esss; BOSS Boso e
sHEHRs sInVER sPRINdADen dHS n an and powder room
On frst foor. in this very attractive Eng;
Iish brick, in neghborhood q eeau,titul ,aa
sssstfu somss IeIsf disins Vrns r Very modern spa
iapss iiaqss BEDROOMS, d and tile baths; full base
msat nsted eioss e5 Etc to everyhins Rsas
ing city. immediate possession. Terms.
LIBERAL sd cfa sa1s 0a9 Ga aS aSe nsRs'' e. $685. ss
CHEVY a I e 1CHAsEgThis outstanding home in
the most desirable section; Oct; & center ter
bath bsth, Vi ultramodern S H kit: with breakfast
nook se: lv rm and al, din. h rm; Win ai baat nse-
ss on,5 and Ws isndscaHsaa 7ayp RRokERs EsERs
INC. 5506 Conn. ave. -l9
BETHESDA, close in:. S15;950-Modsrn
cious rms, tiled bath. oil heat. loyeiy
kitchen; porch; nice lot close to parochial
T sethesda; ads SespS.s sfS.S5o-1n olenbrook VII
5 Unusual rms, TILED tiled bath. fireplace, large
eossts csevy sss chase hsa Mo So0dsd lS
tory tory on ist, floor, weii-srransed al w kitchen,
eah0fh ss e 1.rRss Rsstor r4S dSss;
ewes. WI, 5344. 30
Evening star., 1947-11-19
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER ls, l947.
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nothwest.

sssSEE8sS ssss5 rms. and SfsHof SssS ST sXise
BsEiALTYo Y CO Cali WINDY wALLAAscE wALAs
coLoRED-BEAuTIFUL HOMES for sale.
as s55o Du. 1858, CLARENCE BERRY
coLoRED-ALL sEcrIoNs-Heuses to
suit your taste and poeketbo9bk: 2. o.. terms HanS
PKsf t?Isgf fsIf 81 RRAI42 q! c6Rr
15I 15th osvn;, s. NV; RE; ao$lw lw-1ive in one
ShDM apt and secure income from remainder;
apis. and units; separate gas, and
cleo meters; only 81 900 down. Call Mt
Day with ALLEN L. KAY. GE. 3Ol9' after
ecoSLoRED-DocroR. 18Th ST. near Yogg g
Lse brick nome sSitsels sE Bio oses me ouic anf
". SCHUYLER MATTHEWS g. CO.. Du.
CoLoRED-l44 sEAToN PL. N.w:-semi,,
detached, 2-story brick, originally built
for families separate heating plants.
separate kitchens, separate 5as.a Easements, nay
ment. DE. ITO, MI. 1891; after pm
coLokED-NEAR co ofa1i 18th AND COLUMBIA
eonpl! com N'M tarn. each S Contains Il i rms >
baths, oil h.; income, over $4,000 o6 per .sb "
on each; excel cong a. Only r;s S;l'2Ue s%ss eaSh I'll.
400. E!t. 92,, with LEGUM & GERsER
ATTENTIoS, ATE CoLoRED vETs-Buy under
show sh you For further Information and
appointment, call AD; $500: eyes eyes TT
S642 B. CRIVELLA, INC, 341s 5dth
st. NV Open Sun. l-5 pm .:o
COLORED = SEMIDET. BRICK, 2-famlly
nat; 5 rms and bath, h.-w.h., each; rear
Rorohes Ise lot sARsY Hssr MG sGFes aos5 sha
COLORED-NEVER BEFORE have We been
able to offer a beaut row brick nome on on
Princeton pl. NV. for as low as 81 .5ou
down. Don't delay, call Elk. 1914 tili y
SGomhoREp-sIs Sm N. ]. AVE. N.w.-S35o
down, easy terms; 9-rm.. bath row orlck
Call Morris Cohen or Milton Vinnick with
A. M. DRAISNER. 1904 L st. NV. MA.
SO36: home, GE. 0291: S,o.
COLORED-22I8 18th PL. N.W.-S295
Morris Cohen or Milton vinnick; with thu 4
eoGoREbVoTis eSme; Ed G5Ti pL. AND GA. AVE
Beautiful corner 2-story brick, 3 lovely
rooms ard ll2 baths; , complete apts
large reception hall full basement, OIL not
water heat; Al condition; possession with
title; see this lovely home today: reason
ably down payment. Call tn pm week. G..
PRoPERTIEs, INC, 1912 18th st. NV,
CoLoRgD-FLoRIDA AVE. N.w.-Row
brick, 1st commercial: large rooms. tuii
bsmt, h.-w.h.; vacant. immediate occuI gu,
pancy! Can be seen any time. Call tiil
q pm LEO M BERNSTEIN d. CO., 1415
K ST. NV. ME. 5400.
Evening star., 1947-11-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-southeost.

5s!h sa 4sR fstR A. VI br,ef homes sss
heat poTches eors fge pe and gas
RTsf SExETx to c6Rf Si2s5Gi4 i4fs HpsP
SVAiGASr, u aAS p5 orES Es'1i1LY DAILY 4 to pm; So7
SkfdK SSe s VIE seady s te
attic rms DAYLIGHT bsssmen. with .xe, lay and and
F46m P559e' srsdbSry srssg aeishts school HART
MAN 3 REATX 1fcS Nc N 5sEs ls4S Good Hope 50
r. Fl. p5ThpoNTWLovely semidet, brick home,
8 rms. the bath. full deep dry bsmt, nice nice
esaisn; eettement price $4,000 with $4,000 st
prin., taxes and insur. Call till y Pm pm,
r A HuMPHRiEso, Ms PIES Rea't0r' sos ~ 4so Ssp'-
- 1ass s. 81. e. sE@Roy brick in excellent (;
condition: rms: with 3 porenes, pore rssr avn m
iSs.'; inss, gas range. and new s-cubic IT, elee,
Priced Priced right Cain for M inspsetionnss nso CA
ER1I1r RT7 ii pa1kIsREsP HDsR srd sSfS ne
ner location on lot 65x147; 2-story brick k
and stucco with large snny living Too 59Om gSod
Too@s Teaan kitsnsn snd Sath a End moor; hardx9oS
oors large tiled pesreaion sna sbo%en sep
arate laundry room and storage rooms;
oil h.-w.h.; 2-car garage: A good house oins
that has real honey fsrms ca Mr. Nc
Donnell. FIR. 2O56, with T. PAUL MuDD'
s1o foS wAsH Msnn BEvD. sEs District HEIGHTS Nd
fireplace full basement. gas a.7e. hf1p Rea5,
s5 SHSs s5s9 So pa aeas .vs ss VI ESQ., PUN til
sEPaUrrruL 5 P~i H1LLcREsT - Brand-nsx;
brick detached home; rms. and tiieo zee
bath epssed noeded 5u lot; starWay 70 u
BURGEss. m 1924 Pa. ave. Sc, vi. 2S0a;
eSsf;i oNIY es sos6 IL CASH ASH REeulREp-semide-
tached Brick. 5 rms. and tiled bath, bath, rec rec
rm and full basement: gas a-c heat; heat ba lse.
ssls fsnsed H s. s0is K 54 Ss
81 & 18th S1 asGs ST. sEse s en Fms full ssms o1
sSes. to seli Mr. c9a Jones. s "a *: 6Ssl. ts TO- 10
ANACosTIA, near ssnd LAM and T tTas sts SIZED filed
eapper Saan Fefa eumbins Storm %indows. deep
STM9S RHahr S5 sefs Nc DFss4f5 s45
BOILING FiELDINew semidet brick. in
very nice section s,tdhrT large gss rooms
S1S.950 Mr.. zentz. EN- 4e49; ewes; OR
o913 FRANK j. VOLKMAN. 2O'
3G3 KY, AVE, SE.-Tapestry row brick
& rooms, bath, full basement. oil heat:
Colonial front porch: apts; Call MT
Hartman; cox g. CO., FIR. 1888. Eyes
DO you WANT TO buy home? I have
several GOOD ones in ne. AND sc; for sale
cox 4 CO., DI. 4254. RE. 1888. Eyes
ii I BLOCK t5ss: OF EAST cAr.-Eoy brick; 81
basement. newly decorated; oil heat front
and rear yards. Priced Sl6,500 terms
HAMPTON REALTY CO., Ex. 1856; eyes,
LU, 6S0S. III
Fl DUPONT, Sc. -.1-year -old semidet,
brick: living rm.,. dining rm., kitchen. 3
bedrms.. bath, full bsmt., gas heat; near
shopping, schools and transp.; reasonably
priced. Call till Q pm. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN
l. CO., 1415 K st. n.w.s ME. b400.
Evening star., 1947-11-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E. (cont.)

$4,000: NEAR NAVY YARD-Row frame
Of rooms: newly redecorated- through
out: immediate possession: 300 down
Ds TbsRD sf5nis Ski 5fns ME GE
EAST EAST CONGRESS HEIGHTS - semidst
b. tbs, complete kitchen; ideal for chill
drcl; only S4. 100 down, S62. 10 monthly
payments. including taxes ana INSURANCE,
contains lge. liv rm. with frepl., ain, rm.,
kit. with tile, drain; den and "a bath on
lst A.; , bedrmS, bath, Enc, f.; lge. FIN.
sa.age; lee. lot; priced reas: on today,s
spgv1cs Can 5 Fl 7a7 = aHa 1il s ACE Realty
51"0 ST.-Bune allow, rms, tile bath;
bcmt., oil h.-W.h, garage; fenced yard
lovely cond; only 5000 doEp' VI pal, $6S ,ti
IS, ACE REALLY SERVICE, lal4 Fa. ave.
s. CAP. ST. EXTENDED-New mod. white
window; lse. din; rm. and "a; tauto; Dish
oil Ofl heat unusual value and Workmanship:
r sa zeE 8a SEALF2 # 2SssSf as f4 81 a.
ia-story: rms; 2 baths; ige. iiv. rm;'
tirep din ym kit bedrms Sstl and a1ld bath i
bsmt., h.-w.h;. det. garage; over 1a-acre
FR Iss; III ~ 81 tis1 ): ACE Realty sERyIcE'
1900 BLK. sT.-Brick duplex: 3 rms.
kit and bath ca; | apt. furn;;;; oil NV VII h !;
FSSa Acr II Rr2ffY 2iSsf' sss11Gf al e. M
ANacosTfAGBrick, sHns FL sfi 3 apis, gas h-w.h;
sGRvfcG Sc vi fa 1ai4 81 Pa. ave. W s. Sc. AoA N
OPEN TONIGHT 10 PM. s25 Yuma ST..
s,e.-Beautiful new constructed brick home;
terms; NORRIS 3; BERENdEE d5g & CO.,
1NH To P GET sFst awaT AZ 2dm R sa hsh
Then here is an opportunity to get nice
brick home under Sl3,5oo; Lily, liy la; rm; din;
To INSPECT call MI r., WelIsT lIS FR oo 2056.
aE% afaSta MoDEsN sTs Eli syfso sRooM BRICKS, suto
heat; incest section OF Anacostla; only
sone tsst cs toda IKE
ESTATE co. 1424 X st. NV" RE. 4.4O.
income; 6-room brick, double garage ana
workshop. hot-water heat, . Kitchens COM
pletely furnished: 1400 block so; caro-
ra nf psops DrSs HEAL EsTas sssn Co. 4
K st. NV, RE. 4240 90
NEW sEMIDETACHED BRICK, neal" Pa
and Alabama aves. SEE, convenient to
shops and business rooms. bath, gas
heat, basement suitable for recreation rm.,
nice lot with rear alley; immediate pos
session; the last house of this sort we had
was sold to the first prospect: price, $12.-
$50, $1,000 cash. Call Mr.. Castongusy,
TR. 1869 or here. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
l1719 st. NV, Ma 1896
coLoRED-s3e 18th ST. Sc; L;..E Row
3 bedrooms, bath. recreation room gas gas
inspeet'' ip' tae cali MI o" Mcbonnell. FR. 2o56,
with T. PAUL MUDD, 24os MINI. ave- sc.
coLoRED-HIT THE JACK POT; nr. eth
and South Carolina eve. Sc; semidetached
Here is truly a lovely home. in perfect
eious rooms ana bath, h.;w;h. Priced right
GEORGE, Ma. 1850, between 9 and 10 e m.
and 8 and S pm. only. for appt. "a
$l5oo doxn6 large roqms pa modern
Sa TIRsT sfat NAfGont Gsn tn REAiTY
CORP, 905 18th st. NV. 20
Evening star., 1947-11-19
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

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ali cash or will sell for you; We get results
o. quick "a actioni 81 10 MAX MILLER 300 llsn ST.
Do E;e' YoU S WANT WANT SPEEDY ACTION. List
your house with US Have cssh 5 buyers z Tn9 T9
co. 1924 Eye s.: NV, Ex. 34o0:
OF Se Gee GX Or e seorfs 81 s54 RE or
oLD HOUSES for rental purposes. Will pay
%AsHiNGroN Ssss ne; on EXECUTIVE desires MIN.
cation for all cash. cell my representative.
Kenneth STILES, DI. 6s3s or oW. 1874. "a
Fos QUICK SALE oIp list yeHr ssa ,asS pfGDeTty sf
HOME MASIED in in chevz Chase Sr Amer: s4|sE
saRe isaR ns rm rth
modern kitchen, den, half bath. 3 bedrooms
with baths rss room y b bath Tho oil a6 heaf a
pancy Call MIR, HOLMES. EN-. $685.. 20
and experienced sales oTganization to
effect a quick, profitable sac Of your
home today. Phone eve. or Sun; Temple %
1868 or Temple 2233, L. T. GRAVATTE'
Realtor, 729 18th st: NV, Ma. O7o3.
/ WILL PAY ALL CASH for 8 or room
house in D. C. Call RA. 6593. -23
ON CAPITOL HILL, in white section.
Reasonably priced property Of or
HAVE IMMEDIATE PURCHASERS for a
3 or bedroom home; 1st-h. den and Law.
preferred. but not essential. Will pay up
to S32.5OO cash: Chevy Chase, p; C., or
Md. Wakefield, Forest Hills or Shepherd
Park. Phone Mr.. Evans, WO. O29O, with
SHANNON g. LUCHs CO., 1905 H st. NV
We HAVE CLIENTS with substantial cash
ready to buy houses OF all KINDS: prompt,
eficient service ALBERT H. COHEN Real
tor, lO42 No. Irving ST., Arlington, Oh.
IMMEDIATE ACTION! Top cash price Tor
your house or any type property; any sec
lion considered. RE. 2735 or WO. sl3I.
OWNERS. American Univ. Park or Bethes-
da-Wanted to buy 3 CT bedroom. =
bath house; dining room, full basement,
attic, garage: private party, no commls-
sion. EN-. $685.. 20
Evening star., 1947-11-19
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkD.

Five-year-old, three-bedrm.. 3 full baths.
and den, brick home; now vacant; with q
SI6.5O0 1st trust at 4lzfo; priced At only
MOoREHEAD, AID. 0021 till 8 pm. 80
Evening star., 1947-11-19

DrICK ana frame o.
ter entrance, lge.
porch. din. rm., r
bedrms. and full ba
&C. heat. priced
CONLEY CO., 91
Spring, 81. 300
Evening star., 1947-11-19

NEW 5-RM. BUNGALOW, insulated. hard
wood floors, bath. electricity, gas heat,
full basement. easy stairway to big attic;
thing: S11,500: terms.
Lanham. 'Md.--One acre, 7-r. house.
bath, electricity. fireplace. front and back
S995O: terms ERWIN REALTY co.
Evaftsville C334: ewes, WA. 1891.