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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-06
JACL-ADC Lists Questions Pertinent
In Filing Of Evacuation Losses

Confined from Page Onel
QWhO may file for evacuation
claims?
A Under the law. any person Of
Japanese ancestry who suffered
losses as a reasonable and natural
consequence Of the, so-called ex-
clusion orders of 1912 affecting Ha-
wall. Alaska, the western sections
of Washington and Oregon, all OF
California. and the southwestern
portion of Arizona.
O. Are any claims barred?
A. Yes. The law specifically bars
five kinds of claims. They are Cd
those by or on behalf of any per-
son who was voluntarily or inyol-
UNFAIRLY deported from the United
States after December 7. 1871 or by
end on behalf of an alien who was
not actually residing In the United
States on December 7. 1871: az for
damage or loss arising out of &C.
ton by any federal agency under
the Enemy Alien or Trading with
the Enemy Acts; ca for any da-
mage or loss to any property vested
by the United States government;
Cd for damage or loss on account
OF death or personal injury. person
al Inconvenience, physical hard
ship. or mental suffering" and 60
FOR loss Of anticipated profits or
loss of anticipated earnings"
O. Is there n time limit for the
filing Of claims?
A. Yes The law provides that all
claims must be filed within Is
month after the enactment of the
Act. or not later than January 2,
1850
Q. WIN the forms be technical
and the Questions asked difflcuIt?
A. Generally speaking, the forms
can be filled in by anyone with a
high school education. But, for
large claims or those involving
technical matters Of law and valua-
ton, 1t is recommended that an at
torney or other qualified person be
consulted.
Q. Is there q limit to the A.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-06

Editors note: Below are APP
proximate figures which repre-
sent q few types of Red Feather
agency services which can be
rendered when you contribute to-
wards the '49 Community Chest
drive.)
$5-will pay the cost OF giving one
weeks in day nursery for a baby
visits to an acutely i'll child whose
parents could not otherwise get
nursing service.
will provide good care for two
weeks In day nursesry for baby
whose mother must work and can
not pay the full cost of care.
S7.5O-will afford a growing boy
one weeks stay at summer camp,
where he will enjoy healthy recrea-
ton. good meals and the opportuni-
ty to learn self-reliance.
will give boy the opportuni-
ties of character development and
citizenship training. through scout
ing for a full year.
will give one boy or girl the adj
vantages Of years membership in
the YMCA or YWCA, which in
cludes supervised recreation, good
companionship, hobby activities
and instruction In swimming and
outdoor sports. ~
S10-will give child ten days
complete cardboard. room, re-
creation, personal and medical at
tention-in a dependent child
ren's institution.
will provide the clothing needs
of q fast-growing youngster for
two months.
S12.50-will provide two months
day camp experience. including
training in group leadership. recre-
alton and instruction in arts and
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-06
LAFAYETTE STUDENT

Under the caption, ''Kamikase
Goes to College. this weeks Life
magazine carries five-page spread
on the story Of Robert Y Nishiya-
ma, former Kamikaze pilot in the
Japanese navy. Nishiyama, who re-
Gently passed through Seattle on
his way to Pennsylvania, is now at
tending Lafayette College on .
scholarship established by tn Q
$4,000 government insurance of
Pvt. Robert s. tombstone, soldier
who was killed In action in the
Philippines.
At Lafayette, Nishiyama found
his path eased by the cordial well
come given him by the parents Of
the deceased soldier, and contrary
to his expectations, received friend
ly but casual treatment from fell
low students and townspeople. Ac-
cording to the article. Nishiyams
is now lust another freshman" al
school, and has an ex-Marine fol
his roommate.
After graduation, Nishiyams
plans to carry IN in the spirit Of
Johnstone's scholarship by teach.
ing international relations in Japan
We Of course don't know what nj.
shiyama thinks Of his good fortune
but we can imagine that he is still
amazed that any nation, only thres
years after victory in one Of thu
most savage and bloody wars In
history, could welcome q forme.
enenS as college student. And. a.
far 10 ws're concerned, that's one o.
the things that makes Amerfcs
stand apart from the rest Of the
world.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-06
SEATTLE HEARS
MARIKO MUKAI

Coloratura soprano Mariko Mu-
kai made her hometown debut at
the Moore Theater last Friday
evening a successful one, captivat-
ing the audience with her beauti-
ful voice, good looks and appeal
ing stage personality. A difficult
program gave her fun opportunity
to display technique and artistry
which earned her plaudits from the
entire audience and the reviewers
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-06

mount = pcrssn ny claim9
A. NO. An evseuee may file :
claim for any az11llnt but the laN
specifically provides that the At
torney General may authorize pay
ment ON awards not exceeding
$500. Larger amounts shall be
paid in like manner as are final
judgments Of the Court Of Claims
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-06

Higher operating costs, a grow
ing population and new services
make a higher goal necessary this
year for the Seattle-King Coun-
ty Community Chest campaign.
Remember ha t one successful
campaign win make It possible for
40 health and welfare services to
serve all our citizens for all of 1949.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-06

on the upgrade too. but logic tells
us that UCLA packs too much ex-
perience and numbers for the Hrs-
kies. We pick the Bruins to win.
something like 25-14-unless 1t
rains. in which case 1t viii be close.
And don't say we didn't warn you'll
, 1948-12-30
DUTCH REJECTS
.UN COUNCILS
CEASE FIRE ORDER

The Dutch government has
rejected the United Nations
cease fire order which would
end hostilities in Indonesia.
The Premier predicts that all
fighting would end at mid
night Friday on the island Of
Java, after which they will
feel free to take whatever
measures they deem necessary
to bring about law and order
Detention of the President
and leaders Of the Republic
was a military measure but
they will be released when the
fighting ends, the Dutch au-
thorities promised.
DR.. Jessup of the United
States said that the statement
had failed to disguise the fact
that the Dutch had defied the
UN's order to cease hostilities
Continued on Page A.
, 1948-12-30
Liebmunn Breweries
Official und Wife
Mentioning Here

M. Weiss, Chief Controller
of the management Of Lieb-
mann Breweries, Mrs. Weiss
and their daughter, are vaca-
tioning here. It is their first
visit to st. Croix, They arrived
on December q, & are guest
at Hotel-or-the- Cay.
Each year the Weiss spend
their vacation either in Flori-
da, California or Arizona; how
ever, Mr.. Weiss was. invited to
come with his family to st.
Croix this year by the Honor
able Joseph Alexander, Presi-
dent of the Chamber of Com
merce. Thus far, they have ex-
pressed themselves as pleased
with the Island and plan to
spend at least three weeks.
Mr.. Weiss company is one
Of the largest breweries on
the mainland and produces the
famous Rheingold Beer.
, 1948-12-30
Pres. Trumun's Phone
lends BY Rudur
After As Minutes

After circling the airport in
Washington for about As min
utes, President Truman's big
four-engined D. G. s, made a
perfect landing with the aid
of radar on a wet strip.
Senator Mac Grath, other
party officials and newsmen
were worried because of the
fog that made a ceiling of less
than 1900 feet. Mac Grath told
the President he gave them
a bad hour.
, 1948-12-30
Hurriguns Off TO
inauguration Of
PR. Governor

The Honorable & Mrs. Lud-
Wig Harrigan left for San Juan
yesterday to attend the inau-
guration Of Munoz Marin as
the first elected Governor Of
Puerto Rico, as guests Of the
Puerto Rican Government.
Acting Governor Rafael Bus
caglia cabled Mr.. Harrigan as
follows: Invitation is extended
for attendance of you and your
wife to inaugural Of Governor
elect the Honorable Luis Mu-
noz Marin. You are invited to
CONTINUED on Page a
, 1948-12-30
Officiuls Arrive in v. l.
From Muinlund

Governor and Mrs. Gruen-
ing of Alaska, Representative
and Mrs. Fred Crawford Of
Michigan and Representative
& Mrs. Cole of New York, ar
rived in st. Thomas this morn
ing. They plan to go to San
Juan tomorrow to attend the
Inauguration Of Munoz Marin
as Governor of Puerto Rico. .
Further plans of these dis
tinguished personalities are
not yet known; it was reported
yesterday by the Associated
Press that Rep. Crawford
spend some time here
studying Woo operations.
, 1948-12-30
Ceiling Gen. Chiong
Wdr CriminuL
Shocks Lovett

Labelling of Generalissimo
Chang Kai Shek and his staff
as 4war criminals" by the
Communists has shocked I'm
der Secretary of State Lovett,
who said that the United
States government looks upon
it with grave concern.
Madame Chang Kai Shek
was again in Washington,
some reports say, to ask
for aid to her husbands gov
eminent. This was denied by
Secretary Lovett, who said
that aid is still going to the
: CONTINUED on Page ~
, 1948-12-30
CRAWFORD, SILVERMANN HERE ON VISIT.

Word was received late to-
day from the Administration
of the arrival of Representa-
tive Fred Crawford and Attor-
ney Irwin Silvermann on the
, 1948-12-30

afternoon plane.
They were met at the air
port by Administrator Taylor
and President Norman Olson
ofthe Virgin Islands Company
, 1948-12-30
GOVERNOR RETURNS TO
ST. THOMAS D

Governor HASTE returned to
81. Thomas on the early plane
today. He arrived here on
Tuesday evening and has con-
ferred with several local off
Gals.
Questioned on the suspen-
sion of the Director Of the
Agricultural Station, the Cow
ernor said he would not make
a statement at this time.
, 1948-12-30

SEES NO WAR;
CAN'T TELL o USSR
Senator Alben Barley, vice
president-elect, said he does
not foresee any war in 1949.
The success Of the recovery
program will roll back COM
munisrn, he said. We in the
United States want peace, but
we cannot know what the Rus
slams will do next.
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AUToMoTivE MISCELLANEOUS.

FENDER AND BODY WORK. by exper.
fenced mechanics day service: only best
materials used. HERSON's. - Fla. ave. n e
Eaod I.oz,ssr TRUCK and trailer for sse
BULLDoZER, Allis Chalmers. d.. 10 W,
cable blade 2-drum Gar Wood winch
Excellent cond. Call UN, o7as. 5
TRAILER 1912 Liberty: 3 rooms sleeps 4:
bottle gas; 81 900 LEONARD CAMPBELL,
SOLO Livingston I'd. Sc. SP. OF saw. -
FRONT-END MACHINE. Weaver: also
Stewart Warner electronic wheel balancer,
new: Will sell at substantial savings For
further Information call RELIABLE AUTO
SERVICE co. Ma 0O19 -i2
FORD MOTOR for '32-'37: excel cond :;
will deliver and install II necessary for
r .eas 81 sum m, p Gsss $40 exchange, EN-.
AUTOMOBILE HEATER for oldsmobile Al;
eetroster and attachments included: new;
BuLLDozER AND LoADER-csterpillar
IT 4, Trakson. Highltt. / I'd. bucket and
cond Ideai for osmt. digging, gradins,
loading. Takes place for small shovel in
close places Sale or rent by owner. 81.
FORD HYDRATLIc BRAKE SYSTEM COM
ple.e with ; wheels. shoes and cylinders
new; s43: Ford a transmission. $50;
Ford "s5'' floor shift transmission. $40;
Ford VS. 4-speed truck transmission. $50;
. mode "A" wheels: tires and tubes
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All Advertisements Offering Auts
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price Of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Iqdor sedan rpomy and starals
trade-in; delivery alb days. See your
Rfh TbB ESFa f s 4 Sslmon e
AUSTIN SIN. new s 1858: prompt delivery and
larger roo nier, safety steel bodies with a
sentimental des.an; hydraulic brakes.
ssnss ne heater P s1d ssn ony
sl5s6 delivered term. and trade: parts
s iad ef co both hA .d.s IT A AuT9
AMERICAN PACKARD 1881; runs, looks
sMERIeasss n eRos S1P9l new 1s4s. from
S942 delivered; 8 body styles. Also dealer
in, IN EuISpes finest 9s .rx ssHT' Miller Ne,
BRITISH sTANDARD 1s47 COW; $500
%fss 3 sl 9s' Oe c.s IL ow MI si4 s. sons
carefully. driven miles. excellent maroon
MR " josER Fl Eye * o s5'S' s
BUICK 1912 Special 4-dr.; r. and h. black
e eo s t5sd snS Or terms srEUART MoT roa
care; Sl.iO0. Cali re s773. | '''
BGICk ~ Super convertible; privately
d5Ivsn tsde con seat e soS b
LACEY; 26os N, Lexington st. Ar, Va.
QUICK ls41 ssss s Town S's0 e sDS ef
MOTORS. 6336 Wis. ave. NV. OR, o10o.
s sss Ho W. pew WI log sss Rsns.' 'as9o.
BUICK convert. coupe, ike new. color
sst ''s ss issSR W. 4i ~, 5 E.di''
BUICK 1871 4-door sedan. original owner.
Sa6 and heater. $1,000 cash. wo.
BUICK 1910 4-dr. Rosdm.ster; 1s4s mo-
t to-, l s0oa cond,; $500 or nearest offer.
s5ie *! 1892 covers sedan ps: sis: s Iss nd
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BUICK 1880 6-Dsss. coupe; excellent con-
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ssss .es f nisk r. gssa5 e Ell:
I SUCK st. 1885 eis 4dr. sedan; pvt owner own
axe s ese Of $3.50 f ca 40 'GH b5s
BUICK 1896 .4.dr. Super sedan; green.
Win raulO ana nedteIS Lnl9 car IL IN eX~
cellent condition: low mileage, with new
tires and lfeguard tubes; S2,376. Pvt.
owner call EN-. 402s.
BUICK 1889 Special custom built Road
master convertible sedan; excel. cond, for
quick private sale; S1,7b0. CH. 1913 -
BUICK 1910 Special 4-dr. sedan; excel.
motor $3.50 Cali GE. G454. II
BUICK Al Super eony. coupe; r and h.,
perfect cond throughout; only SIslab'
LEEDs MOTOR CO., $40 wis. ave NV.
suiCk 1897 4-door sedan; r. and h.; s5ss:
rood condition. TOWN AND COUNTRY
$3.50 Wis. ave. NV, Or. oi0o.
SUCK 1870 4-door sedan; r. and h:
.xesl: 1895; TOWN AND COUNTRY
1886 wis. ave. NV. or. 01oo,
BUICK 1897 4-dr sedan; gray. heater ana
seat covers; excellent transportation: 1893
,srs HILL a. TIBsTTTTs iii Tive VWernons
ave. NV, Wash. Is Oldest Ford dealer. MA.
BUICK 1870 4-dr, sed black; So, 900 MI,
radio, seat covers, excellent condition;
S9a5; 33l 10th st. ne. 81 pm 50
BUICK 1888 Roadmsster isdanette: black;
White sidevan tires, r. and h, plastic
seat covers, side mirror. backing up liTft:
800 miles; ~ 1875: 30-da1 guaran tes: "a
NOS. TO pay at So interest Cash, trsds
Dr. terms Open ewes. TIL Q. Sundays I'll B.
sATcHR MOTORS, INC. 100 wis. ave.
CONTINUED % Next Page)
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHE: 1910 lls-ton stake; Is
e e.. l shlt : c.p poRoE DISTRIBUTING
DODGE ls47 is.ton panel nk. new
snG &C. . sdid s.: p ss'r, Ne sss5 REDS "a
eHhvFo 1s1 .nt sas ss sn ft9xe W. ss
GMC; title juno, 1s47. l-ton stake mod.
MR In h pi ao Sss' or o r. o4 esntaf
E s3Pdr F 9sin ts and tres JT q ls6 LEE b
ton; cheap. North Beach Nd isaeJ
owner must SELF 400 cash 'I ~ i s5ss
no. gm 1sso Old ,,0 oo S.9s shs c e.
e eiHs sii "a s4 OF "SO O.n.
o end new ne. suh ns
ss Sum- meg SR 10 sos 3d. . &c:
$500 cash BY owner can csn be s0 seen 'fs.
w t. so caE 1912 ls over 9Th .n.,. m ar,
.9ox29 tires buy at $1,000. eau
T ToHD eoER Mo Mors s 4ssn 1ss
s23, Georgia ave, Silver Spring. 81.
5000. %
FORD 1947 baton; all-steel bottle rack,
body like new: original owner; $500 miles
81 ,595 or oest offer. AK 1888 Dis
played at Wentworth Junk Yard a
GMC 1887 ia-ton paneled truck: clean
all around: price. $3.50 for quick sale
lli5 So. Capitol st. sw,, TR 1897
1898 tow truck; priced 1925
lll5 So. Capitol 81. sv., TR. 1927
DODGE la47 truck: cab engine, left.
stake body: low mileage See Owner,
PEOPLES al SO 55th St, Sc,
Call AK s5ls. q
DODGE 1948 ia-ton pickup; looks and
runs Ike new: many extras. ladder rack.
a aH9 eo' sH 5as ga ss G0' isss 20 can
GMC 1912 dump. 2l7 ton; sgd body.
good tires and eond.; s945: can finance
Or will trade on auto or bulldozer. SH.
1892 SH 5a32.
la4s;. brand new. heat
e. beautiful maroon, seton. Weekend
special 81 .35, Tnis is very n,.ls ey.r
ss22sa Georgia ave. Silver eDrtns. ~.
$500. -
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MOTORCYCLES.

MOTORCYCLES.
MOTORCYCLES MOTORCYCLES 1915 Indian Chief; excel
s ssSF 4 s sss, Ss, c ss Vi ssiS
ryins esses sp new brakes .inashsd car
MeTokh s aSSi Tfi Il saI slsl s.,
% g1is' 81, 81 leaving. for college must sell
sseh one 1915 servics sseG GSnnins csnd dS
10; one 1874" Salisbury, with side car,
tNa ssSo ef aiSn, sso n, May be inspected
HARLfY-D. NiTS Il "A rl.,hess. m MODE,
~ 80; lnst oeen overhauled; $500 Cali
fais church s457 bet. 80 and $50 p m.
WIZARD late a.: sood cond bargain at
a - H sfI W n AVA; Syn only 90
inches Il, spotlisht, buddy seat, saddle bags.
Sglth eyer $500 worth OF chromium $50
sse5 IL sf "a, 1916 cnsnn.n excel,
vs. fPssedometer; 5000 or Sss, I ei,.r 0A 81
A J. S. ls46; good eona,. saddle bass
c Gus M. ls4s motor scooter, mo- del 80
NpiAS 1914 Scout; saddle BAGS s17S
SS'n"AN MOIOh SSOOTER. late 1916:
InSt oyerhauled; S115. 81 1877. s.
MhILZEk. 194s. with reinforced back
wheel steal at 800. Call wO. 7440
lsl1 INDIAN ".iI"; new motor and paint
loo; runs perfectly; $3.50. WA 67a5 s.
4. J. s. 194s model $50 de luxe; i, less
tnan cost. Phone oxford 1893 5
a. J. S. and "Matchless 500 &C. singles
complete with 4-speed transmission snd
te!eGraullc forks: ready for immed, del
trade and terms. We now have tickets
Lanehorn ALLIED MOTORCYCLE SALES
!0i4 N 81 NV, RE. 5073. %
1917 HARLEY Model As; les.
than $4,000 miles, brand-new battery
spotlight, saddle bags, buggy saddle rear
bumper, windshield. lap robe gloves
engine in excel. cond Can be seen or
or after Sunday. SHELL GAS STATION
Ethan Allen and Carroll ayes. Takoms
Park, Nd. $3.50 or best OFFER under Tx
be sold only because owner wants 10 buy
NEW TRIUMPH speed twins" and Tise
and sprung hubs The worlds hes
motorcycle"; trade and terms ALLIEI
MOTORCYCLES SALES, 2ol4 M st NV.
Isis MATCHLEss 500 &C. de luxe"
it TODAY and yoGll ride it away: trad
SALES, 20l4 NJ st NV, RE SOFA. u
POWELL l94S de luxe; accessories, : hip
$3.50 or best offer under. TR s0O5. s.
saturday: all day Sunday. 8
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE,

NEW PArELs, vans and stakes, by Che
hour. day. week or year: sTERRETT
SELF. POI st NV. NO S3l1.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-1a4s Chew
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for hire by day, wk., or contract. PUBLIC
SERVICE DRIv- UR-sEIF 1923 st. NV.
DUMP TRUCK for hire 1H,-tou: BY hour
or contract. Very dependable service. At.
VAN TRUCK-Large or small Jobs; promps
service reas. prices: local or long dis
lance. IA. 2a31 after : pm. GE, 1919.
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TRAllEkS.

WILL SACRIFICE perfect AZ 25-ff
sss spr f1 ang,s eaglPpss USED
ls sSrT sEA Ti5s S9Sseh !u h22 EQUIP
excel cond like new: sac. SI,565 cash:
TRAI LEI 'ff 1871 Be p.s s aeines p # no,
tied gas; good condition. BIandy's Trsile,
Court; Rockville pike, ask for E. j. YOUNG.
SG ALMA, lsts, I9lly eauipped plus com
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s..4 s 1 csli VI hs SIS than year gid
4s MODEL s IS. TN nous. trailer: e. .isc.
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s sfi iiss f5'' hoM 81 ssis e Con-
i rie Tet.r rrai!eF excellent condition elee
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lusts to g. window awnings, with or with.
TRAILER RHlfh a caaf so Nv P Eli.
SPA srARraN An. MANoR.,Hou,. trailer. Gee
LIS Roekyili. pike or call 81 ss sesp. -
body rh hs,nt,S,, ntted, de luxe all-aIuminum
VAIL TRAILER saLEse rie sad at A., w $685. 8,
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Isl: zfMMER HOUSE TRAILER. used ed I.,.
d man 3 months. owner will sacrifice for
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R RED, To g, ooe-ls4s qs-tt. . Ma
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spR FfiEssr s.sk fSssF
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new LIBERTY TRAILERS with many out.
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?-WHEEL CROFT TRAILER, weight SOC
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Cav GE. aoal after pm weekday
United TANDEM l94s. ~ It, 3 rooms;
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GEO, w. LEAS. Canary Cottages, Lot "a
Berwyn, Nd. TO. $3.50 r..
TRAILER-Schult 194s. 80 IT.. rooms
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WASHINGTON TRAILER HEADQUARTERS
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LIST AND Ind TRUST LOANS-courteous
service, reasonable rates. prompt cosings
SECURITY HOME INVESTMENT CORP.
MONEY ON SECOND TkUsT-we will
buy secondstrust notes D c., nearby Nd
or Va: Reasonable rates NATIONAL,
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT corr 1914
ave ny National 5s33
and courteous service Before borrowing
eaIl COLONIAL INVESTMENT GO. si7
9Th st NV RE $3.50
ist AND End TRUST LOANS on real es-
tate in D. G.. Md and Va. MR.. DRATSNER.
CASH FOR end TRUST NOTES white or
colored i-Quick settlement Prefer per
Sonal calls TO telephone calls FULTON
R. GORDON, 427 Eye st. NV d. $3.50
Brokers. attention.
TRUSTS. LIST. End and 3rd; Nd. Va and
p G.; wk.,s service. ADAMS REALTY
co. 905 N. Y. ave. NV. RE. 1912 3O'
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE-lst and md
trust. No red tape. Quick service HENRY
SALUS. established 1924. MA 1852
ll04 Vermont ave NV
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FARMS WANTED

s5 ACRES or more. fairly level. on hard
road with cleo within 25 mi. D. C. BOX
429-S, Star. a
WANTED, complete dairy farm. within so
ion, Grade-A barn Box 3II-V, Star
WANTED TO RENT. with option of buying,
small farm, 10 20 acres. in Montgomery
unnecessary but must have livable house,
What have you to offer? Give details
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ACREAGE FOR SALE Cont
E N~Vt
UNIOITE OFFER

With sale Of portion approx 10 acres> OF
my farm and home in historic Fairfax
County, will supervise the construct ION
of your home Believe I can affect q
substantial savings in construction cost
adjoining plot which may be inspected
Property is en- paved road. 40 minutes
drive from Washington; good schools. play
mates for kids, new country club nes rby,
most of nelghbors commute daily; am con
sidertng building small lake. a portion OF
which could DE- on the property solo. For
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ACREAGE WANTED.
DESIRE NEARBY PoTt

DESIRE NEARBY POTOMAC SITE for two
homes, comfortably spaced, river frontage
desirable river view mandatory. unlnter-
eSted IN phone number replies; We mean
business. Write full! honest description
with price and directions Box l50-V,
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BAKED PAINT JOB, $50 so factory finish:
body fender work; low prices 2Ol5 L St
so H ST ne. Sterling 1881 80.
COMPLETE JOB, S35 up: work guaran.
teed GILBERT. 4102 Pa. ave. ext. Sc
DIFFERENTIATED SERVICE Is beg
for your car regsrdless of make: super
f nne ., painting; fender anS body WORK At
CORP. 500 Montsomev st. Alexandris