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Evening star., 1948-12-05
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

GENTLEMAN driving west desires = stJ
g49 M as SaS or basess car CASH eIce
fEEKSihh PEEMoUTH oM Is4o. soiH is41 or 1912: no
sfh sfflsiS IS bffokH ~ RES YOU SELL. poHANkA
Service, 1l2e 3Sth St. NV. pI; sl41;
Jeeps wanted; 1886 1949. original paint.
WIN WTTH wiNNs@Mors sss ios youi
car car No ,,Se delay Open 2 am. to SS1ggNa 8 gma
BARNES SANDERS MOTORS We want
cars regardless of price Prefer preterrea;- d..
See Mr.. Barnes of Mr. Sanders between
$40 am: and $50 pm; BARNEs-sAINN-
rkrw NJ Value ff fsT 9l0Sss souF Saesafs y.. we
will pay Rais rse anS ISr ssx sxrs
Moron 81 e Co. i5ss M I4th st " NV. or cali De.
MORE MORE CASH FOR YAuR CAR. new or
ssss esss PEasf %oER T. sseaf ss s iaS and
Fam HONEST siSF saisSFRAlsA.s q q n,s..
1sSs Ho,n :; s. ,FsI HE NE MS1Gh St44 to .., n,.n
cash aShp price m %S Tor your is4s or ls45 Gar sna
Rsf ss5n ISFok R5Es II c. e '' P9
TRY TRfANGLE-We want the extra
clean cars and will pay premium prices 70
to call. or drive to either TRIANGLE
WE RsY exsG sor elsss an. AZ
essh or waiting afsS c' II EEf r.
nT 1s4p TaR RsPnRE HiEsHfsr IA fRcE for sour cal.
charge to you. Ysy Est The prize ysu Tsnt. Tsn
Sss - 3 s. n,s, sSpsosiss = s. rrsishi
easa etasiGn roR ~ Eo1s 5S's eAR-we buy we SELL
SoRTasAsT !Fafs 9ses ao4ok g. r'vf ora Ssaf
go 5Isdens6urs oGi I'd ps ;nn Iopposite sears
FORD, chsyroet; good clean a.1 eond.iion; tSr
cash; sash Consider Iaos later model ior price. q.
WaSrHp 1a4s e "a is4s 4sss chevroets must be low
pafnss pssss aE s pssz q sssh 81
1900 14th st. NV. NO. I'LL. Closed
f9GSo'SW foRp WANTED. 'se-'s7, by college stu-
o. Box 1856. U. Of NJ. College Park, Nd.
S s.. M9g3HS e4s s to 1915 sgs ans nsu1ss net S
SSx SPy esaFf e s e. f fe J. sSlf sofo ss
WaSTEbNsedsn w S1fi delivery Or vsnss.te, not
9IfdNsceoshhszEPHYR 9dse shsn fPIrY 1910 Or is3f viii
pay highest price il in good cond. R. !.
MOTORS, 1920 Rhode island ave. ne.
SsTrU66EBAKERs sri 1s47 and lsAs,, any body
style, cash in minis. METROPOLITAN
MOTORS, y, n, asss sye, and siadensSurgi rd'
IH; IifSGaIN.s yaIs .ssEEpHYR sEp H9fs' 1910 sedan ds4s
motor with cash for newer car
BUsINESSMAN wants 1910 or 1941 Chey..
Ford or Plym; orig. paint and low mileage
from orig, owner: will pay top cash price,
Mt GHFSS HoHMS nIb CHRs Ar WANTED. $40 to $500:
will pick w, and pay you cash; aG.n immedi1as
PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy from pvt:
party, 194s-'49 model car; ar. loT Saoa miieasss
PLYMoUTH l94s 4-dr pyti !, Dsstyg sstg Viii Viii
settle immed; must have low mileage,
Clean top cond only; will consider AZ at
or Ford: will pay cash for
good used car, need one Immediately. Can
Will VhniL TRADE 'ia47 vagabond s-rm house
trailer; cost $3.50; for late car; make
offer. BOX BLK, star.
Evening star., 1948-12-05

KIRK MOTOR Co.
Chrysler 1877 4-dr Windsor - 81 .945
Ford 1912 Super de luxe, clean - 1095
Ford 1a41 Fordor Super de luxe - 995
Chevrolet 94S Fleetmaster 2-dr 1,S95
Chevrolet 1947 Fleetmaster, $4,000, 1895
Chrysler 194l Royal 4-dr. r., h. 945
Buick l941 sedanette, clean, r., h. 1,095
Buick l94l 4-dr, clean - 1,O95
Dodge 1941 4-dr:. green. T. and h $50
Chevrolet 1910 4-dr, r., h., clean SS5
Plymouth l947 4-dr. like new - .595
Dodge 194S club coupe, perfect 2.2S5
Buick 1910 Super 4-dr r., h. 995
Olds 1910 6-cyi sedan, clean a45
OldS l94l sedan 995
Buick 1898 4-dr., r. and h.. peri. 745
KIRK MOTOR CO., 1000 Georgia ave
ia 12ln %
Evening star., 1948-12-05

MURRAY MOTOR co.
40 Ford Fordor VS. custom. r.s, ,o-
'4s Chevrolet conv. coupe, r. and
'4s Cadillac 81 sedanette; low mile
'4s Ford Fordor VS. Super de luxe.
r. and h. l.6!5
'46 Chevrolet 2-door r. and h. 1,240
Al Ford VS. club coupe, r. and h. S95
Al Dodge 4-dr custom, eouipt.-- 745
40 Buick Special 4dr. 593
80 Olds. 2-dr., r. and h. l65
Cash, trade or terms. MURRAY MOTOR
CO.. l117 Pa. ave. Sc TR. 34O3. .
Evening star., 1948-12-05

Al Dodge club coupe: new motor 1,095
CALVERT MOTORS, INC. 2611 Lee
hwy, Arlington. Va, OW. 1855. Open
Sast-Wes. hwy. 81. 1900 Your friendly
Ford dealer for Silver Spring and North
west Washington. offers these quality used
,ars at considerable reductions.
Evening star., 1948-12-05

HUDSON 194s Super "6"; Just like new:
week END special, So. 2.Os5. COLE MOTOR
L. TRAILER CO., 1892 Ga. ave. silver
Spring. Md. 81. $500. -
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-18
Four NiSei to Attend Y-Teen Meet
From Aug. q to 80 at Seabeck

Four Americans Of Japanese an
cestry will be among thirty-six Sc
attic high school girls who will at
tend the annual YWCA Y-Teen
Leadership Training Conference to
be held from Aug. % to 80 at Sea-
beck on Hoods Canal.
They are Teresa Fujino and Jul
liza Hikida of Franklin, and Marian
Gosho and Chiye Kusakabe Of Gar
field.
Audrey Petty Of West Seattle is
chairman of the Seattle prep de-
legation to the parley which win
attract girls from Eugene, Corvallis,
Salem, Portland and Astoria, Greg,
as well as from Olympia, Tacoma,
Spokane, Yakima, Bellingham and
Kitsap County.
Elaine Wright Of Roosevelt, all
city Y-Teen president, is girl ex-
ecutive Of the conference and chair
man of the executive council. Miss
Irma Betcher Of the Seattle YWCA
staff is executive Of the conference
which has for its theme, Together
We Crow, and which has as one
of its detectives to widen friend
ship, promote better understanding
among young people and develop
a youth-adult relationship.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-18

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 1s-
The enforcement of the Supreme
Court decision upholding the rights
Of California alien Japanese fish
ermen to fish in coastal waters is
being blocked by the Los Angeles
immigration office Interpretation
Of certain federal regulations in
volving departure and re-entry per-
nit requirements for Issei.
This matter was called to the at
tention Of the Washington JACL
ADO Office by Los Angeles attor-
ney A. L. Wirin, who was counsel
for the petitioner in the Takahashi
case Wirin requested Mike Masa-
oka's aid in making representations
to federal authorities protesting
the discriminatory enforcement Of
such regulations.
These regulations were adopted
In June, 1945. as a strictly war
time measure to control the move
ments Of enemy aliens. But ac-
cording to the Interpretation put
on them by the Los Angeles Of
flee Of the immigration and Ma
turalizaticn Service, q commercial
fisherman who is q Japanese
alien must have a departure per-
init, passport, and a re-cntry
before he may engage in his &C.
cupation.
AS the law is interpreted, other
alien fishermen in California, whe-
ther of italian, Portuguese or Chi
nese extraction, are not subject to
these regulations. But "Japa-
nese person Of any foreign nation
atty" is required to obtain a de-
parture permit. Such a require
ment UNDERSTANDABLE works a real
hardship on a commercial fisher
man. Aside from the red tape In
volved, 1t ordinarily takes about
thirty DAYS to get such a permit. It
is certainly impractical for a fish
erman to have to wait thirty DAYS
before he may leave on a fishing
trip. And If departure permit is
required for every separate trip, the
situstion becomes next to impos-
sible.
The requirement of a passport
and re-entry permit poses similar
problems, all of which wirin and
Masaoka contend, may be solved
by different Interpretation of the
law so that setting out from port,
or returning to it, on CONNER
cial fishing expedition does not
constitute a true departure" or
arrival" from the standpoint of
immigration regulations.
Whatever justification there
was for the adoption of these re-
gulations as a wartime measure,
the JACL Ado contends that
there is no justification for the
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-18

VISITING. Mr.. Nobutaka Ike,
University Of Washington graduate
and at present a graduate student
at John Hopkins University in Bal
timore, Md, Is visiting here with his
wife, the former Tai Inui, and their
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-18
l. A. immigration Office Blocks
Top Court Ruling on Fishing

continuance of this form Of ra-
ciaI discrimination under present
conditions. It's national legisla-
tive director has brought this
matter to the attention Of the
Commissioner Of Immigration and
Naturalization. Watson b. Miller,
with the request that these re-
gulations be rescinded as they ap-
ply TO CALIFORNIA; Issei fisher
men.
Commissioner Miller he's assured
Masaoka that he and his staff will
study the matter in Wa shington
and that he will discuss the subject
further with his district officers in
San Francisco and Los Angeles
next month when the Commission
er will make trip to the west
coast.
It is Masaoka's hope that a ia
vorable Interpretation of these re-
gulations by the Central Office of
the immigration and Naturalization
Service may counterfeit the res
trictions now in effect against alien
Japanese fishermen in California,
SO that they may pursue cheir &C.
cupation without further obstruc-
ton.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-18

Main speaker and consultant will
be Richard Risely Morgan, profess
sor of psychology at Lewis g. Clark
college in Portland.
Miss Maryann Mahaffey, teenage
program director in the West Sc
attic branch YWCA, and Mrs. John
S. Murray, subcommittee chair
man, have assisted the Seattle
group in preparation and will be in
attendance Others in charge are
Miss Margaret Bailey of Portland,
program director; Miss Barbara
Burt of Tacoma, registrar; and Miss
Lenora Hays of Yakima, housing.
Miss Helen Anne Snyder, program
assistant in the health education
department of the Seattle YwCA,
will direct recreation. Mrs. John
Graham, Jr., is chairman Of the
Seattle YwCA teenage committee
The YwCA is a Community Chest
agency.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-18
Boys Club Opens
Fund Campaign

To maintain its is clubs and
summer camp, the Associated Boys
Clubs of Seattle win conduct q
SIS, 900 fund raising drive eepten-
Der l to IS, it was announced to-
day.
d. v. McEachern, vice president
of the General Construction Co,
has been named general chairman
for the drive by Cornelius G. Cha
velle, president Of the clubs board
of directors.
Since a rule of the clubs is that
no boy, regardless of race or re-
ligion, should be deprived of any
activity in the club because of lack
of funds, the community must raise
sufficient money to provide for its
next years program" McEachern
said. The clubs. with their ex-
tensive sports and social activities,
provide an ideal training ground
for tomorrow's citizens"
Money raised in the drive will
pay for maintenance and supervi-
sion of the Is clubs and Camp Was
kowitz. for the supervision of the
sports program, administration and
supplies. The clubs run baseball,
football and basketball leagues and
also have a program of crew racing,
boxing and social activities that
are open to any boy who wishes to
participate.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-18

PALISADES PARK, N. J.-One
Of the most novel events ever
staged took place on the midways
at Palisades Park with the rum
ming Of the First Annual Bilt-Rite
Baby Carriage Sweepstakes. This
year marks the Tooth anniversary
of the baby carriage.
More than 25 fathers and their
babies, sitting or lying in car
riages took part in the race, which
covered little more than quar-
ter mile. The fathers were re-
quired to push their baby car
riages, supplied free Of charge 10
all contestants, over several OBJ
stacles that were placed along the
midways. The winner was Harold
Van Orden Of Englewood, N. ].
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-18
METHODIST

10 a.m.-Sunday Church School.
Helen May Smith, superintendent.
II am.-Nisei Service.
NTCHIREN BUDDHIST CHURCH
10 a.m.-Japanese Service.
10 a.m.-Kindergarten children
and juniors service.
II a.m.-Young peoples service
In English.
z pm.-Japanese Service.
9:15 to $50 a.m.-Teacner's pre-
PRAYER service.
$50 to 10:45 am.-Sunday school
for beginners. primaries, juniors
and Intermediates.
ST. PETERS
Q a.m.-Issei Holy Communion
Rev. c. Shot,
II a.m.-Sunday school, MI 9 8
Gladys Gray.
IL a.m.-Nisei Worship Service.
7:30 p.m.-Fri-night YPF Meet
ing
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Church Notices

BAPTIST
9:45 a.m.-Sunday School.
10 a.m.-Issei worship service.
11:15 a.m.-Nisei worship SER
vice.
7:30 pm.-BYF.
Okazah classes from 8 to Q pm.
on Mondays.
BUDDHIST
1000 a.m.-Kindergarten Glass.
Glass.
HOO a.m.-Young reorie Service.
CONGREGATIONAL
10 am.-Sundsy School for nurs-
cry, beginners, kindergarten, pri-
mary, Junior and intermediate.
10 a.m.-Issei worship service.
II a.m.-Nisei worship service.
MARYKNOLL
9 am. and 1880 a.rn.--I,ow Mass.
Benediction win be held follow
ing 1880 Mass.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-18
CSs,>&8t@

daughter, Linda.
Mrs. Ike and Linda arrived ear
ly this summer while MIR. Ike COM
pleted his summer studies at the
university and arrived last Sunday
for his vacation.
INFORMAL PARTY Mr..
and Mrs. John Fukuyama were
hosts In their home to Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Shiozawa of Washington,
| D. c., at an informal party last
Saturday night.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Kay Horike. Mr.. and Mrs Ted
Nishimura, Mrs. George Tokuda,
Mr.. and Mrs. Toru Sakahara, Mrs.
Lily Fujij and Mrs. Tai Ike.
Mrs. Shiozawa is the former Mar
garet Echigoshima of this city, and
Mr.. Shiozawa is from Boise, Idaho.
The Shiozawas also attended a
luncheon in the main dining room
of the Olympic hotel last Wednes-
day. Present we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Cox of Seattle, Mr.. Arthur
Paulson of Tacoma, Miss Mary
Hoard of University of Washington
law library, Miss Mary Ellen Krug
of Seattle, Mr. Tom Mcbride Of
Seattle, Mr. Judson Falknor, dean
of law school at University of
Washington, and Mr.. Dell McDo-
well, Mr.. Lewis Armstrong, Mr. To-
ri Sakahara and Mr.. James Gay,
all of Seattle.
The visitors from the nations Ca
pital were to have left Seattle to-
day.
WEBS MINNESOTAN Miss
Taeko Kurimura, daughter of Mr.
George Y. Kurimura, was married
to Mr.. Tom Moriguchi, son of Mr..
Moriguchi of Minneapolis, Mimi.
in the Japanese Baptist Church
last Saturday with the Rev. e. An
drews officiating.
Attending the couple were Miss
May Daty as maid of honor, Mrs
Sci Fujiwara as bridesmaid, and
little Miss Judy Kaneshige as
flower girl. Best man was Mr.. Ed
die Kurimura and the ushers were
the Messrs. Roy Fujiwara and Bob
Kurimura.
The bride was attired In a beau
tiful gown with a lace yolk out
lined in seed pearls which extended
around the edge Of her p
sleeves. The fitted bodice was of
silk satin from which fell a full
sheer skirt and extended into a long
train. She wore matching lace
mitties which were also outlined
in seed pearls. A tiara of seed
pearls held her long illusion veil
which was bordered with lace. The
bridal bouquet was of orchids and
white gladiolus.
Miss Daty and Mrs. Fujiwara
wore identical gowns of salmon
pink satin and wore ruffled net
head pieces with matching mitts.
They carried lavender asters and
white gladiolus.
Miss Sachi Uyegalki, accompanied
by Mrs. Homma, sang two numbers,
II Love You Truly" and Because
The reception was held in the Sc
attic Chamber of Commerce Build
ing.
Pouring at the reception were
Mrs. Mike Matsudaira. sister Of
the bride, and Miss Anna Sasaki,
cousin of the bride from San Ma
teo. Calf. Miss Carol Daty was In
charge Of the guest book.
Out of town guests other than
those mentioned above included
Miss Esther Yonago of st. Paul,
Mimi, MIR. Hughie Kasai, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Bitow, Mr.. Roy Kurimura,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Kaneshige all of
Spokane, Wash, and MIR. Kaz
Shitama on furlough from Japan.
The couple plan to make their
home in Minneapolis.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-18

BABY SHOWER. Mrs. jeanne
Watanabe was hostess at a miscel-
laneous baby shower given in her
home for Mrs. Henry Yorozu last
Saturday.
Those present besides the honored
guest and the hostess we're the
Messrs and Mesdames Terry Kuri-
mura. Joe Fujii, Harold Horiuchi,
Skid Arita, Frank Yanagimachi and
Shig Takeuchi. Messers. Watanabe
and Yorosu also attended.
ID. C. VISITORS. Mr.. and Mrs
Toshio Hoshide. or mer Sc
attic residents, are visiting here
this week from Washington, D. G.
They are staying at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sokichi Hoshide, 1905
Genessee.
They plan to leave this Friday,
Aug. 20, for Los Angeles, Calf. Mrs.
Hoshide is the former Doris Also of
Los Angeles.
REDONDO PICNIC In no.
nor of Mr.. Mits Kadoyama, pic
mic was held last Sunday at Re-
dondo beach by group Of his
friends. Those present were the
Misses Terry Matsui, May Okano,
Fannie Yasutake, Mary Hikida,
Massie Yutani and Sallie Onishi;
and the Messrs. Tosh Tokunaga.
Bill Tamura, Mas Tomita and Mits
Kadoyama.
FRIENDS ENTERTAINED
Misses Peggy Kitajo and Pat Ka-
gayama last Friday night enter
tanned a group of their friends In
the YWCA recreation room. Dane
ing, ping pong and cards were en-
joyed.
Besides the hostesses, others pre-
sent were the Misses Fumi Onode-
ra, Elizabeth Shoji, May Okano
and Fannie Yasutake, and the
Messrs. Joe Shoji, Sam Shoji, Ge-
orge Morishita, Patrick Hagiwara,
Tosh Uchida and Wallace Lock-
wood.
TROTH ANNOUNCED. SAN
JOSE, Calf, Aug. 18-Betrothal of
Miss Michiko Naito to Mr.. Tonic
Miyahara of Mountain View was
announced recently by MIR. and
Mrs. Seitaro Naito in their resi-
dence.
Miss Naito, who is the second
daughter of the Naitos, resided in
the state of Washington before the
war.
VISITING. Mr.. Nobutaka Ike,
University of Washington graduate
and at present graduate student
at John Hopkins University in Bal
timore Md, Is visiting here with his
wife. the former Tai Inui, and their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-sle,thwesf.

HOUSES FOX SAlk-NeRtAWeSf.
CoLORED.,-sMALL down PAYMENT buy
s sotI bath; English bsmt properly nE
c Col SsES; Nj 1si HOWARD uN1yERsIr,
-s.room semidet brick. IL baths hard
s ssssss' d sdfG HDW L. co., Slf ST.
coLoREp-4oo BLOCK LURAY PL, NV,
near Soldiers, Home-6 rooms, bath. Of
heat mn MRS H , LEWIS; H. H. 2Sss ,prp CT
deep lot; bargain. MRS. LEWIS. no
plced sios6 81 ;m, Cash. bssne;
G GSnsasz; VS.; nhas BRICK.
porch nc iS sd
entrances: yard and garage ami Fol
price and terms. call H; s. Penn; DE
p aoso and sfRSss R9 ssl Co. De psss
CoLoRED-s RMS. BATHS. excellent
cond.: immediate poss. M. LIST and h
Col iaHD 10th AND Sc rms
tiled bath; h;;w;h, semides;; terms. Call
& U gBEPaENs s r. Beau rms.
settlement; priced reas. c. j. HAMMOND,
e6 18th ST: NV. mr.. S st.
Ii rooms, baths, oil h.-w.h., gear ga
rage excel for physislan Sh9wn M on a2s 5y
s coIoREDMNEAR LOGAN circle NV;
one i9 4roo eHSfa and bath sroo1
has and ons I'll
owners apt. has been newly decorated:
thf Is oesen oqy ea
NJ Moore rha ua1 E seDs 81 s oonP
COLoRED-NEAR 18th AND SPRING RID.
NV. Moderate down payment, easy terms,
in beautiful Petworth Diet. home; rooms.
bath, C; h.-w;h. Cali Morris Cohen or
M 4o4 v ss nx wi" IA s soss aens dE
e eaas Once G RooM ssnaax F.
full basement h.wh' garage garage, located
ewes. DU. 0796. JOHN R. PNKETT,
INC, 1909 New Jersey ave. NV. DU
ooa5 HsclIsyf sEsnss 1st CONNER
cial Several properties. mr. No; capitel
R S09 dsr6 aE 2 .1.$,r M, 2Gs SY .n,s
down s. Mss IS kE S AP' s4ss, Nj. seso'
COLORED - SPLENDID downtown loca-
e oRner an viii pas sasree Mr. caR
c tSEi Red RI J. AVE. NV, near S St
PTssd aD t. SELF and 4 T. lmS fss
esa Il ): aSs CORNER s-story
Prick MRS gnS Sasfs nj H sid s s5sS
mod imprey.: $4,000; Substantial Down
ee eSaiaE A IRE realty CO.. $500 and
$500 of 10th st. n,w.-Brick, q rms;
bath, bsmt.' gs so h,w.n;, back YARD; priced Price
S12.500: terms. We have houses in all
sections, 9 to. s rms. DU. 4o27. MI. 6249.
a3Gz aiIe 81 R:Bi sr.-s nice rms,
bath, front and rear porch. bsmt., oil heat,
gar; excel. cond. AT. 1897 ------------.------
CoLoRED-REDUcED for q quick sale;
b burn 81 si1 300 saoo S; cash cash. ''
apis. h.-W VII oil burner: ssl5ooo. $1,000
Unit block of Florida p.ts ave MA q sdo st
200 L ST., NV: lst commsrcciali two
P ffSS o 1883 1i fhSe St NV No. 4ao3
these exceptional values and has many
others in a,f all sections Of the city hsb tu
500 blk. Keny on-Semidetached, rms
and bath. oil heat. full basement. SILL
95O terms.
700 blk. Quebec pl-6 rms and bath
> inclosed porches, gas heat, full base
ment. $4,000; terms. ~ ~
500 blk 9th st. n.e.-Semidetached all
modern improv,, full bsmt., large yards
Conv TO transp., schools and Churches
S., $50; terms.
1900 blk. owens pl. n.e,-6 rms. and
bath inclosed porches, hardwood mrs
gas heat, built-in garage. concrete front
We have several 2-family apis. in
excel. locations, each with separate util-
come. Consult us first about your real
estate problems. eff it is a house, call
ROUSE" ia. 1896. ewes and SUM-; D1.
70S3 weekdays.
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CoLoRED-oPEN TODAY, 12 to 5--2525
High st, n.e.-Brand-new 6-room brick.
tile bath. full basement, gas auto. heat.
mod fully equipped kit: $1,000 down:
good terms Near schools and new theater.
Nichols ave. TO Morris I'd. left blocks
Open today. - to 5-122S-l230-l23s
Owen pl. n-e;-Cony. located are these
lovely brick homes; and rooms, full
bsmt, auto. heat. bsmt. apt, extra kit,
front and rear porches. This is 1t. In.
come from apt. will pay your monthly
trust payment.
Open today. IL to 5-1292 Morse st,
n.e.-Large corner brick, rooms, full
bsmt, porches. tremendous yard with
fruit trees. Quick possession. real buy
on excel. terms.
once open today. 10 to 5. FIRST ma
TIONAL REALTY CORP, g05 18th st.
NV. RE. 1851.
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IL
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R sa5sRSG easR BoG s SsRd's
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9SPfi5 sPS7 e cA Fl ST. AND
SITS; N.W,-We have a few fine, lge. ans
5o 5F co or Na sass, RE 5a1a eve
e eoa SsR; i $685.. $1,000 powNIRou
I PsisF home oE 57i and w Rsfh MA a NJ
s s6EE%Ahpz. Re. L 1Rsf DREAM HoUssE-
S15,75o fine, detached, modern home
orgetown-type iighting and paving
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CoLoRED-1eoe 10th ST. N.w.-A five.
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CoLoRED-MAss. AVE. NV. near ist.
three-~tory dwlg., : rms, b. cleo, h.-w.h.
ey gl@n1 o &c srics1 to sell. A. L
CoL Lbh ST. NEAR PARK RID, s
rooms, 3 baths. h.-w.h.,, arranged as apt
and rooms; income about $500 per month
NJ B, WEAVER, wo. 4944, DI- 1880 OF Ia
CoLoRED-6O0 BLOCK OF PRINCETON
PL. NV. One. of the finest homes in
this block; has everything for a modern
home. plus and excellent neighborhood
transp. and other conveniences. For fur
ther details call Mr.. Henson, LII. 2106
or HO. 6712. with r. j. MOORE, United
Development Corp. Ia
COLoRED-1O ROOMS, brick, baths
h.-w.h.; large rooms, good condition: deep
lot; 2 rooms kitchen and bath on TOP
floor; rent top floor and live in other;
good for home or rooming house; ideal
location for doctor: near 14th and Q SITS
NV. Sundays and evenings, DU. 1858
weekdays, RE. 1875.
CoLnRED - s-ROOM CORNER ROW
BRICK. Consists Of bedrms., . tile
baths, incl rear porch, lear gar. full
bsmt., oil h.-w.h. Newly dec. throughout
Suitable for doctor. Call THOMPSON &
GRAY, Realtors, exclusive, 904 Ellsworth:
DIR. 81. 500. Ia
COL0RED, EYE ST. NV. Mr.. 3rd-1 rms
and hath, brick. with ige. yard, cleo, 81
comm; S10,500; small paymt.. bal, like
rent, direct from owner. Ma. 1910. Ewes
coLoRED-oFF GA. AVE, e-tamily apt
$1,000 down; regular 2-family apt 2
story brick, rms. and bath in each apt
total rms. and Q baths, with separate
heating plants; Al condition. Priced tc
sell at S12.a50, with payments like rent
VIM cALoMIRIs PROPERTIES, NC,
1919 l7th st. NV. DI. 1855. -13