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Evening star., 1947-06-09
Drafha

DAVIS. ALFRED: suddenly. On , sstur,, T,
june 1877 bsaTsd AETsp som Pays ~ SUSIE e
shall and isaiah. Edward and Alfred
y.y sno Ase msny suYsns Esnas are sfs1 ether T
e saII At the Mcclure Funeral iI9 Hons; i.
eendueted end ssa 3 by Ai the Rev. L White on
nent Arlington National Cemetery. IL
PAY aospa Gn hnridS aonRp AXIS
Md. beloved son of Frank and Marie pay:
arsfhfT and phip IF Mam pay Berniee JEFFERSON and
Cornelia Thomas; grandson Of Mrs; Cor
nelia Butler, nephew of Mrs. Nally Smith.
sS six six
sins and host of friends. After pm.
Sunday. June g.. friends may call at his
June JUNE 10. at pm. at the W. Ernest Jarvis
Yates ofhciatine. Interment Evergreen
Cemetery. Bladensourg, Nd
|6. 1947, HANORAH DoWNEY tnee Man
gart. beloved wife Of the late Patrick A.
Downey. mother Of Ellen Whitemore' Esther
neral Home. 131 18th st. Sc, until Tues
day. June 10. At am. Requiem mass at
tives and friends invited. Inserment
Mount oliret Cemetery. 9
EGAN SOPHIA, On Friday. June 8.
1947, SOPHIA EGAN. the beloved mother
at at the Lee Funeral saa Home. as 4th and | Mass.
ave ne, where services will be held on
Thursday, June 10. at $50 am Reouium
IS. Sc. at 10 am. Interment Mt, olvet
ELLIoTT. WILLIAM J. On Friday June
of f1ei n
NV, WILLIAM j. ELLIOTT, husband Of
the late Mary v. Elliott. father of Mrs
Lenora L; Watts and James /; Elliott He
sister, Services at the S; H; Hines Co
Gsdnl Monday; g,,i J9ne Eae, g. at pm 1ntermsnt
ENGLEMAN, EARL WINTER. On Sat-
ESqElMHR 1paiE Rs Of 5ls '4r an SiNhEE
husband Of Henrietts n Marie Ensleman !,
Ensslman. Helen A. Engelman ana Audrey
ices at tha 8 Mnes cd Home
a / PM interment term ut Arlington Arlington Natl National
'eEnSssEz ESeELMaN. EARL. Members of H . L
IG Edmonds. Post 1850, Veterans
& of Foreign Wars, are re-
sssysss sgsltsa fes e aaasna fqRsFa HSKE
HIS 5ath g. Co. PWs P1nsra At Hs3s' Sse Isnl pm
Monday June q, 1947. DEWEY B. CAR
TER Commander. Attention v. F. W
Honor Guard.
ENGLEMAN. EARL WINTER, SR. A
special communication Of Bright
~ wood Lodge. No. 43, F. A. A. M.
IN is called for IL noon Tuesday,
IM.E June 10, 1947, in the lodge room,
xxx for the purpose of attending and
W conducting the funeral of our late
brother, EARL WINTER ENGLE-
MAN. SR., past master. BY. oroer of the
master:
Evening star., 1947-06-09
Free Soap Samples
Sure Sign of Peace
sy the Aksoeioied Press

PASADENA, Calf. - Policeman
Frank Craven knows the war is
over, for sure-they're giving away
soap samples, again.
Evening star., 1947-06-09
WORSHIPFUL BROTHER
Attest RALPH c. BARTON.

FITZGIBBONS. MARCARET. On SAT-
day. June 7, il 947, MARGARET FTTZGIB-
BONS, beloved sister of Annie Freeburger
Clara Hart, Mrs Dorothy Babbington, Miss
Catherine Harris and Martin Harris. Flu
neral from the Timothy Hanlon Funeral
ii, at $50 am Requiem mass at St.
Francis De Sales Church at am. Inter-
ment Holy Rood Cemetery. Relatives and
friends invited. 10
Evening star., 1947-06-09
cARsrARpHEN. oNEY K. on SUNDAY.

CARsTAKPHEN. UNEi OI 5CIgay, gI1J1T,;
of Springfield Gardens, Long Island n. Y.
beloved husband of Blanche Towson Car
starphen and father of Mrs Butler Cox.
Gravesjde services on Wednesday, June
II. at . pm Interment Oak Hill Gene
tery III
Evening star., 1947-06-09

CARDoZ0, HELEN. The ofhcers and
members of Harmony Temple, NO: 349
Bladensburg, Md, l. B. P. o. E. Of W. are
requested to attend session OF sorTow for
our late daughter. HELEN GARDOAo.
BladenSbure, Md, Z pm. sharr, Funeral
services will be held Q pm. Tuesday, June
10, at the residence, 602 59th ave, FAIR
mont Heights.
AGNES BROWN, Danghter Ruler.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-04-01
PURELY

personal piffles: before the re-
turn of the oil tune. open the
Door, Richard" there was Come
Open the Door Sweet Betty" so
that should intensity the male-fe-
male controversy over who should
open dat doah" . just when the
South Ends immorally -rampaging
operators we're about to do business
las usual" after the grand jury re-
tired, the police department step
ped in to clamp tight the lid which
bobbed up for economic airing :.
mattresses at cafe, paramount only
on jackson street, speak japanese
to their Filipino customers, and all
is wsll-the Filipino bark back Nj
horigc-style . . big town scoop: the
Seattle symphony orchestra is hav-
ing trouble with its conductor :.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-04-01
URGE REPEAL
in i. S. OF
ALIEN STATUS

WASHINGTON, D. c., April l.
Repeal of the wartime enemy
alien" classification for japanese
nationals was urged upon President
Harry s. Truman and Attorney
General Tom Clark by Mike Ma
saoka, national legislative director
of the JACL ti-Discrimination
Committee, in letters sent to them
last week.
I'VE respectfully urge that the
time has long since passed when
the designation enemy alien"
should be used to describe aliens
of races with which we were at
war;" Masaoka wrote the Presi-
dent. while we believe that 9TH
ers classified as enemy aliens
should receive the same considera-
ton, we are specifically interested
in the resident Japanese national
who through no fault of his own
except that of the accident of
birth is classified as such. Unlike
the aliens from other once enemy
countries, the Japanese resident
alien legally in the United States
did not, and have not now, the right
to become a naturalized citizen of
the United States. The Japanese
alien, then, through no choice of
his own or lack of interest in be-
coming a citizen of the United
States, is automatically classified
as an enemy alien"
1--WE believe" Masactxa said
chat the record of loyalty achieved
by our resident Japanese aliens and
their citizen children in World War
II entities them to every possible
consideration, the least of which is
the removal of this arbitrary and
now indefensible classification"
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-04-01
OLD WOODY
FACES YOUTH
ON APRIL ,

The Seattle Times-Park Boards
odd Woodenface will make its 9th
annual baseball tournament Mon
day, April 7, it was learned today.
Woody's schedule includes the fol-
lowing
April 8-Kent Elementary School
and B. F. Day Playfield.
April Goldman Playfield.
April 11-Hiawatha Playfield and
University Playfield.
April 14-White Center Playfield
and Green Lake Playfield.
April 15-Broadway Playfield.
April l8-Bryn Mawr School
April 21-South Park Playfield
April 22-Washington Elemen-
tary School.
April 24-Liberty Park.
May bellevue High School.
May 5-Rainier Playfield.
May Gorilla School.
May beacon Hill Playfield.
May s-Madrona Playfield and
Cascade Playfield.
May PR nt ton Highlands
School.
May 16-Garfield Playfield.
May 19-Collins Playfield.
May 0-Washington Park Play
field.
(Rained-out contest will be play
cd May %, 2S,. rs, and 27)
Sectional Semi finals-June 2, 3,
4. 5, and 6
Finals-June II
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-04-01
MiSaka Plays
Amazing Game

NEW YORK CITY, April 2 =
Utah University's "unseeded" ca
gers upset a heavily-favored de-
Tending champions from Kentucky
University, 49-45, before 18,468 fans
Monday night to win the National
Invitational Basketball Tourna-
ment here
Conspicuous in the Utah tri-
umph was Wat Misaka, a Nisei
forward, who won Coach Peter
sons highest praise. Misaka, ac-
cording to the Associated Press
report, played an amazing de-
fensive game"
If plans work out accordingly,
Utah may face Holy Cross, Ma
tional Collegiate Athletic Associa-
ton champions.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-04-01
Best Sellers
In N. Y. Listed

Leading New York book stores
list the following books as best
sellers:
l. Lydia Bailey, by Kenneth Rob-
erts Doubleday.
2. The Hayward Bus, by John
Steinbeck (Viking).
3. B. F.'s Daughter, by John p
Marquand Gittle, Brown.
4. The Miracle of the Bells, by
Russell Janney prentice alD.
East River, by Shlem Asch
(Putnams).
6. Dulcimer Street, by Norman
Collins (Duell, Sloan &c Pearce).
NON-FTCTION
l. Information Please Almanac
1947, Edited by John Kieran Gar
den City.
2. Peace of Mind, by Joshua
10th Lehman (Simon and Schus-
teri.
8. The Lincoln Reader, Edited by
Paul Angle CRutgers University
Press.
4. The Roosevelt I Knew, by
Frances Perkins CViking).
5. The Plotters, by John Roy
Carlson Dutton).
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-04-01
Ciracs tOSponsor
April Il Hop

Tacoma's Ciracs will sponsor a
stag-stagette dance to aid belatedly
the Round theWorld YWCA Recon-
struction Fund at pm. Saturday,
April IL, inthe Buddhist auditorium
here.
Dance committee co-chairman
Lucy Fukui and Aki Hayashi will be
assisted Hio Fujita, finance; Bob
Mizukami and Leo Kawasaki, trans
portation; Massage Yaguchi and Ma
Xxi Kawasaki, publicity.
Stays will be charged ST., and lad
les will be admitted free. Refresh
ments will be served.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-04-01

Our last issue dated Friday, March %,
had nice. white space on pages two and
three. Those newsless pages only printed
matter explained that our type forms acct
dentally fell out of the automobile in which
we were riding and spilled their news items
and advertisements all over the street at
First and Pine
The Northwest Times apologies to its
many readers and advertisers for this re-
gretful mishap.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-04-01
Classified Ads

Girls Is TO rs years old to make
fishing tackle. Must be perman-
ent resident and able to work 8
hours per day. Call in person.
Room 211 Mutual Life Bldg,
LIST at Yesler.
HOUSEHOLD HELP: Woman or
reliable girl to do general house,
work, assist care babies. Live in,
Bendix, salary open. We 29l3.
MALE HELP WANTED for noodle
manufacturing. Experience un-
necessary. Apply Yuen Lui Stu
do. 419-7th S.
APT HOUSES units consisting
of rs 3's AS rs feet frontage with
oil heat fully automatic, 4 store
fronts income on this property
$500 a year. Full price $50
$4,000 will handle. For further in
formation call Dixon Realty
CA 0221.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-04-01
Church Notices


BAPTIST
$3.50 a. m Sunday School.
II a. m.-Nisei worship service.
7:30 p. m.-BYF.
MARYKNOLL
9 a. m. and 1920 a. m.-Low
Mass.
Benediction will be held follow
ing 1890 Mass.
NICHIREN
IL a. m Young People.
2 p. m.-Japanese Service.
BUDDHIST
1000 a. m. Kindergarten
Glasses.
HOO a. m.-Young Peoples Serv-
ice.
ST. PETERS
900 a. m.-Holy communion.
HOO a m.-Morning Worship
Service, Rev. John B. Pennell.
METHODIST
9:45 a. m.-Church service.
1000 a. m.-Issei service.
HOO a. m.-Nisei.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-04-01
"A Golfers
At Jackson

All Glass A men in the Puget
Sound Golf Association are urged
to note that their Spring tourna-
ment will be held at Jackson park
instead of West Seattle as previous
ly announced. The meet is set for
April 20.
Glass B golfers. however, will
have their tourney at jefferson as
scheduled.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-04-01
Collins Grabs
Hockey Crown

Collins fieldhouse defeated Alki
7 to l, to win the 110-pound A IT,
tie last Saturday in the intersec-
tional finals of the annual boys
indoor floor hockey tournament,
held in Rainier fieldhouse.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-04-01
up. PRAISE S
NISEI'S PLAY
FORUTAH s

NEW YORK. April L
United Press gave this
neat account of what hap.
uencd after University of
Utah 5 "Blitz Bows" hum
bled mighty Kentucky. ~
to -, to win the National
Invitational Basketball
Tournament champion-
shin in Madison Square
Garden.
a. And when they counted
tired heads in the Utah dressing
room in the 'happy-whacky' eel
ebrations which followed the
teams seventh straight tourna-
ment upset victory since 1914,
they had to stOop down to pat
the brunette thatch VI little Wat
Misaka, the japanese kid who i'm
proved on the invention of the
dynamo.
Little Wat supplied both the
watts and volts 10 keep Utah
humming. He was defensive
zealot who not only accomplish
ed the feat of holding Kentuc-
ky's top star, Ralph Beard. score
less from the floor, but he dou-
bled to block lanky Ken Rollins
path to the basket and held him
to two inconsequential field
field goals"
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-04-01
Bowling Schedule

April 3
Alley ga West Coast Printing
Com. Service Bureau
Alley 7-8 Richards Jewelrv
Star Foods
Alley $40 Oriental Cab
City Produce
Alley 1l-12 Main Drug
Tad's Cafe
April 10
Alley "a Main Drug
Oriental Cab
Alley So Richards Jewelry
Tad's Cafe
Alley 7-8 Com. Service Bureau
18th Ave Service
Alley 9-10 Star Foods
West Coast Printing
Alley l1-12 City Produce
Crown Furniture
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-04-01
BIRTH

Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Shiozaki, a
girl, in Chicago. March 2S).
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-04-01

Leading New York book stores
list the following books as best
sellers:
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-04-01

In great attempts it is glorious
even to fail.-Longinus.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-04-01
Shadows Of Profanity Hill

nLAs
of the well-wishing newspaper ed
itors with whom we rubbed elbows
and played cribbage games after
the deadline in st. Paul, Cleveland
and New York write enviously TO
us because VIC allegedly are a hap
by lot in that We own a newspaper
and because we allegedly are get
ting wealthier by the issue in that
we are holding the pocketbook.
They draw pretty pictures of our
sitting behind a clean. Drowned, mo-
hogany desk. with sharp. private
secretary to boot And they find us,
for background. taking off for a
short snort whenever the occasion
arises. The money-she pours in,
they see.
Oh yeah9
Give us a soft, black pencil Well
take copydesk work any day.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-04-01
Fir. Flanagan
To Visit Japan

BOYS TOWN, Neb., April L
Father Edward j. Flanagan, found
err and director of Boys Town, will
leave for Japan this week to ad-
wise the Japanese government on
child-welfare programs.
Evening star., 1947-08-04
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

ARLINGTON, vA.-several locations for
ofices or first commercial: on or near
ssig s9jq%sis sdiunsis 11hs
STORE AND UPSTAIRS OFFICES at 6o7
New York ave; bldg. Just remodeled and
t1r,,i;, IoT Lease; al Or part. Consult CAREY AREY
MYssSsnoN YssS na e. Asa;sss ssss exclusive agent sss
athsr close SUPER market and
ssssRs y. ss q srss4 sH9ass tss
FissT ceMMEhkciAaf, @ q gss sss as0s s. NV,
essn eaas rms syaorss STss a sHldps pryes.
parking in rear; suitable for store and
sail OWNER, Es VIZ. 1901. w sroters pTo1
800 TO % s;eeo SQUARE FEET End comm.
eley.. suitable for ofnces, light manufac-
turing, workroon, stockroom space and
ss1 2iss es e. lsrs1Ps iihS sept st.
EXCELLENT RETAIL LocAT1oN-Larse
strset-focr stree h,Sn space In downtown lo-story
adj space in base ;. ideal % Tor exc Exclusive %
retail store; Apply leasing dept. LEO NJ.
BERNsTE1N g. CO., 1415 st. NV. Me
i144 10th ST. N.w.-Brick bldg. contain
ing complete hocrs. zoned 2nd CONNER
large large rear yard to hs; alley f Tor parking; % Va:
cant; occupy one floor and sublet other 2;
Essssaesf ssR s!shs ss4 P'Fs 18th st.
coLoRgp@ eo dsgH p@fo1R-BEDRooM u Ei brick with
doctor or dentist: near Dupont Circle. BOX
41T-X, Star. $
Evening star., 1947-08-04
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE,

JUST OFF CONN. AvE.-First commercial.
i5GGnis,ns 5oninns Rosf r.sn f. On eslert ST. s1d ad
stores, apt, or Office bldg. Mr.. Measeii.
ma y s 93Q9; ewes and Sun. DI. 0705. BOSS
coMMERciAL PRoPEkTiiEssGpown iiss nav
ment ranging from 5000 to 81 800: good
tuIs with small initial Investment. B. J.
CRIVEIL.A. INC. 3418 14th st. NV, AD.
IN 99IP9; Open Suns. to pm. weekdays
q ACkKs-No. l highway: 4 miles south
q q Aiexandria; 1,200-ft. frontage; less
R0CKvILLE--20Ox3I7 on B. d 0. R,R.;
siding available; ideal for commercial or
Priced reasonable. sTERIMG REALTY
CO. 906 10th st. NV. DI. 4470. a
Home In business section. Profits TO be
made here. Property has spacious
rooms. Ideally decorated with paneled
walls. Portion Of full bsmt. has income to
which store front can be added. URCIQLO
REALTY CO.. ME. 1871: ewes. DE. 9251.
Evening star., 1947-08-04
OFFICES FOR RENT.

ATTRACTIVE SINGLE OFFICE, newly dec
grated: excel. location, vicinity Conn and
< st. NV, DRURY REALTY CORP. RE.
DESK sPACE-For those who want the
best, completely furnished, modern, attrac.
n Iiye ofaces on She sround floor Of the Barr
able conference room is available for pri-
Tss aHT CLEAN an stGs 2oa aoss ass9 excel.
eAhES sas Ssa9R r no aos s nw Consult
Foh @ l0sa accouNTANhTE e. nT r. s7sa Appropras.l,
equipped offce and service: downtown. with
eoMrIETEL4 ee FL f72iK fuRsisHEp sfss executive
type oface; air;conditioned modern build-
ing; secretarisl service available; ideal
boWNToH@e eSs sass oes ISs e lawyers
suite, available Sept 1st. BOX e7-S. Star.
SMALL OFFICE on ground FIR: rent rea-
sN s1na5ls; Mv ,as ,selephons ayailsble. BROWN
s1ar fes Si sspS lawyer ls. cor
T. sm; ;,..H Aus l., 81; after which hsllysy can
H: PIX and receptionist services; refer
Isfu5fs PEsrnHBEP Ms Pea oe.s av.s. for
immediate occupancy In the National Union
d1S5 kAbIo Co. 81 SIS NJ st. kt;s ..
yIcIN. WHITE HOUSE, 17oe G st. nv
Single offices or suites: reasonable Call
1885 & ST. SWRp lo5 aRpt suse &C. .na lst7 r.c.S
tion rm: completely carpeted; very de-
iisssle; isss available Sept Harwill Bids.
afss m ksi 81. nWMs.ssory 3 tassi and bsm. bf,cs
BLDG; suitable for once use: approx. 1900
81 #; has display windows N ~ AooT;
ss sa:ips hs 'ifz GEo or WI sEkssFEs skssslTdss
& CO: 1913 < Ct Nv, NE; $500. -8
the downtosn financial Section: m Rssi' ideal for OF
ppy asns q asp Leo M sEsS
STEIN & Co, 14I5 K st. NV. ME. 800.
DOWNTOWN OFFICE BLDG. 800 to
1000 g; #, Of space available In 10
f %ssSiss.ons aosnsosn s II hnanei.l ssi lhssss sse
dsps Leo osaoss sHRssTsa Il Efei Aee'.
coIskIsEs etaS e. YoTR 9T NE oErieH Zoo and vo,1or
sSsI!sSs r dewnseSa tow + E sds. sRss.
vstors. viii subdiSide to mt meet M your re- re-
auirements; ideal for once space, light
m,snufaeturing, n, 1eveler, ,furrier, tailorins
srss sse .lss 4ssss Tor s1tss
sas SCI isth aals 81 NV r. pa Msd:. aE S4ee eeeente7s
snstian % blinds Re siso 800 paSD sS!fS'sn' sAKsY: ss
rfRsrFLoon fas q 70 hi 292I priv... room,
available in 1st-h. once in 400 block
Of K St NV. use of reception room and
telephone service given; prefer builder,
architect. engineer or mfg's. rep. Cali
QUIET STUDIO HOUSE. Dupont area
platform; no living facilities; $40; also
part-time studio. DE. 1918. -5
DOCTORS OFFICES and apt, combined:
prom. apt vic. OF Wis. and Mas. syes.:
CoNNECTICUT avE.S5-story, elevator.
oil-heated once building. Potential incoms
on long leases to prom. tenants. val
rsszs 10 ps stos EraE.r, EssSErn 5y.s I5ssf from
Ist-FLooR. OFFICE ayIilssls il modern
q. W. Medical Center; ideal location for
doctor or dentist; rent, $40 per month:
connecting living quarters II desired. See
CoIoRED-ofFICEs AVAILABLE imme-
diately for prof. use; good LOG. Call Mr.,
I4th AND YOU-very
desirable corner offces for rent In newly
remodeled building: reasonebl rent TO
tenant. To inspect: can RUD-
DEN COIN, INC. Elk. 5705 til pm
SUITE OF 9 ROOMS and corridor, privsts
bath: newly decorated 1908 II st. NV,
Apply manager. EBRrTT HOTEL 10th ana
q stg nv. .
(Conttnued on Next page.l
Evening star., 1947-08-04
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HAVE 2 CLIENTS-Most anxious to obtain
ss under 1ietsr Of
sSs6 Nv With psssi FRANK s' J. Nj zh5s!tDf
ALL Cash AT ONCE for houses, large or
small white or colored, any condition. MA.
IMMEDIATE AcTIoN-will buy or sell
y F6k aTSH eAsA "a eFfRK spG oa .ss .y
Sc ' or nearby Nd Can u Mr.. oRfssH WEBSTER, r.
po n5eF YoU SO Want sfErbY Rh Saso ACTION, List
Vii Vii pay e tep pries. ENTsRPR4sE gufas REsETY sES
se 60 YEARS. 2ss E's sEsy Il e ax local ssG0 property
eTse1s vts IsSsy so PfSe
RsseGi sPes CASE lss or 1873 1 G ne
sf al IS z nj y;
= sssh QUICK s sell i2I ISH X So 81
ilsh Viii t. fXY AIE EH 9Asa SAasGi for or bed
"a " hSase Nh pHaks ssss sshlR5.4n Ho qsso stI0'
asnt e.. disFss n 6s' M sor sis
FOR THE ULTIMATE satisfaction in the
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We W HAVE 4 DEPOSIT for client being
transferred 70 wash; 8 or bedrms;; eood
toNEs !sSsiSs y ssFo ssasors' Ss sH Ass%S $780,
eHffi caEv9 fE cH3sf-Deslre gasf 9 or rm. ID des
brick home in vicinity of. or convenient to
c. C. Circle. WIN pay cash for home suit
ing my needs. TW. $500, Ext, 115, after
MsINsAs REALTY CO. can sell your mouse
asnssssea % asis Wilson s'fsT. si1d.. ais A's; q
T i wit Iee fAY xop CASH TO-DAY for your
eHasaEs Gaas 0 ). auNS hs. "a si,snss rs xsisini &
70 purchase homes in any section Of Wash.
and nearby MARYLAND FH. 1905.
PAY CASE a,i for houses; white S Or eoloFss;
n n pkosrr is5s ATTENTION to the sale Of
your home, business or investment prop
fy sTty is what you desire, cal r A HUM
e4sS .s eeasS sSs kt, ssTh ses isfs ha
WE WANT YoGR HOUSE. apartment. store
or unimproved land for sale; we have
the clients. Call Mr.. Boucher, DRURY
REALIY CORP, 1877 K. RE 1873.
DIRECT FROM OWNER, house, frame or
PRS 6Tlek, oGdSy any condition. No brokers' please.
PRIyATE PARTY wants s or rm, house
IN NE. or nearby Md; will pay all cash
for right house. Box 136-V. Star a
HOMES OF ALL TYPES and locations in
praise your home ii you contemplate s0 sell eli
tisinE, No obligation for inspection and
appraisal Mr Bennett. AT, 1903. MAR
2AALL J. WAPLE CO.. DI. 3346.
Evening star., 1947-08-04
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

DETACHED PROPERTY Converted into
apts) on large corner lot near the cen
sseSs P.ss' sas oSo For Aanas saIthsf hssnssl a.
WITH wM NJ THRockMosToN. Mess assssi TH b. sas sess
X ST. N.W.-Good BLDG. with 3 apts.: by
owner at less than times annual income;
about $4,000 cash. Falls Church 1881.
business properties for sale priced from
p hoase is ons grs old and shows
R siFsP c 81 n'sss ssso1 sa 4i55
s.ard !. .p.. ~. sasas' 4eea 9s
come over $3.50 per mo. All apis. 8 rms
and sa,9 baths. Range and ref. incl PRICED (, ss
81 sEA1rY c6Rs aRf!sTs RsaiEals s1s 81 s5ss ssowS
FoUR-sToRY and basement modern otice
building s eso N nno the financial district Rent
so On snnus .ss %
expenses. Net return extremely attractive
purchaser can use fine ground moor store
+ About nvsG $4,000 cash
detailed statement and inspection. J. A.
W WE1ERERa SRaa co. Realtors 17o7 H st. NV
SEVERAL VERY ATTRACTIVE parcels
returns on cash invested. CHAIkEN, INC.
81 sfoRsE fB;iUnDING, sox75, in progressive
suburban community, now leased at S2a5
sSE. sSSy: j i: sRooks eRsS PERKrNo 4 CO. Real
4-UNIT APT, Sc. section-Annual rental
i, BROOKS PERRfNa & CO. Realtors,
1st CoMMERcIAL-choice x st. loo, with
single tenant, bringing fair return; potential
income by change Of use, $4,000 to $90,-
prOyementS; income and location, over
5o.unit apt; lets 60 into details and in
KsaF slsk,T x sI pay g15s ysu ROY tsS
SPECIAL BARGAIN-1st commercial: 4o5
o ST.. s.w; 2 houses, one 5-rm. and one 4
Rr ET. hsis sgIfk' Price, s4's6o. Act at once.
oes 6ds Ssiea ss T. in 2% s7f s
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Out Of town owner says sell. One bldT:,
large modern Sss spts % BRICK % constpuction, % @
shss ssna sd spDrsx sa Ha:
tai. area. One lot zoned for ls:famiiy
individually or as .. group. Shown BY appt.
e NJ; KosE;' s ~ Nogdsy SiSS with VICTOR
MOUNT PIEAsANT-A' fully furnished f.
apt, 3-story and basement row brick. 4
S s Gross sanas neoms s 81 ys Ss
escape fully complying with present regu-
lations, Priced to sell. REALTY ASSoCI-
ATES; ATES INC, Ex ls22 tin pm: a
venient to Boiling Field. about years
old: priced S23, $50. Nice apts. each liy
rm.., dtnette, bedrm. kit. and bath. Cash
s5s REAETY Assoc1AAEs. AAfaHh INes ssens gx.
sfkAf4dfdRaILx sfia n ( RIIL LocArED-rour-stao stor,,
and basement office bldg, completely re-
modelled and modernized: now under Ave
year lease to financially responsible tenant:
DI 10l5 till pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS
CO., INC, -5