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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-01
Karikomi's Using Adachi to Check Willie Wong
Seen as Quite Neat Bit Of Coaching Gem
Elk CT Joe Calls Hawaii Nisei All Star Quintet
Hard Luck Team of Recent casaba Joust
Rv EX ct JOE

In a thrill-packed final to the
second annual ALT Oriental tourna-
ment, Willie Wong and his st.
Marys Saints won the tournament
title for the second straight time as
they outlasted the fighting Berkeley
Nissei, 4a-45, the game being played
on Sunday, December 26, at Seattle
University.
Seattle's NVC All-Stars surprised
even their most ardent supporters
as they capped their uniformly good
performance throughout the entire
tournament by coming from behind
to trim Cathay Post 30-27 The vic
tory won the consolation title and
third place for the Seattle team.
Coming back to the feature game
of the day, the Saints started out
fast as usual, and led at the end of
the first quarter, 1916, and at the
half. 1921, maintaining their lead
to the end of the game Berkeley's
methodical set style of play finally
started producing results in the
fourth quarter, which started with
the score 47-34 in favor of the
Saints. The Nissei outscored St.
Mary's 11-2 in the last quarter, clos
ing the gap to 49-45 against the tir-
ing Saints in driving finish which
was cut short by the final gun.
As usunl. Willie Wong was the
Saints high man, dropping in seven
field goals and two free throws for
is points, ably abetted by Pete Luin
with 10 counters. Tosh Sano, scoring
on some difficult shots. made Is for
the Nissei. followed by Johnny Oshi-
da's 10 points.
In the final analysis, Berkeley lost
the game on foul shots, converting
only II and missing Is Of 26 at
tempts. On the other hand the
Saints missed only out of IS tries.
Had the Nissei made good on a few
more foul shots-but they didn't.
and there went the old ball game, as
the saving goes.
Credit for the best coaching job
of the entire tournament should
go, we think, to Stanley Karikomi
of Seattle. whose NVC Al-Stars
nosed out Hawaii 37-S5 in the con-
ISOLATION semi-finals on Saturday
morning, then gave the Cathay
Pest the same treatment n the can
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-01
YWCA Will Offer
Ski Lessons

Personalized ski instruction will
be offered by the YWCA in an
ieight-week class which starts next
Sunday. Jan. 9. Both men and
women of this community may re-
gister now for the course
Ken Syverson. who operates the
Ski School, will give lessons for both
beginners and advanced skiers.
Members Of the class will travel to
the Milwaukee Bowl every Sunday
aboard a special WV car on the re-
gular ski train.
Glass fees are IS, and a WV me-
dical examination is required. Mod
crate fares are charged by the NIL
v'aukee Road
Swimming clssses are also open
to registration nov Sessions VI !
begin January 8 for beginner. hi
termediate, and advanced SWIM
mers. YWcA Is 9 led teathes ssen-
~
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-01

Wong all over the court. Wong, who
had made % points on the first eve
ming against San Jose, and who
scored 16 against the Nissei, was
held to the unusually low (for VIII
lie) total of 8 points by Adachi and
the zone defense. Adachi himself
matched Wee Wong's total with an
identical points.
Most heartbroken team of the en-
tire tournament was Hawaiis Nisei
All-tars, who had hoped to wrest
the title from st. Mary's. Dogged by
bad luck from the very beginning
as they started their first game
against Cathay Post minus one
player and their coach, Stanley Ku-
do, they played their hearts out but
dropped their next two starts to the
Nissei, 1892, and to the NvC, 37-35,
losing both games after leading
comfortably at half time. The Ha-
waiians Just didn't have the reserve
strength to last, with only eight
players on their roster. After the
first game, three Hawsii players
Ted Tazawa, Fred Shimomura, and
their outstanding star Herbert
Gunner" Sumida. played only with
the aio Of heavy bandage jobs, being
hobbled by bad ankles and pulled
muscles. They never quit and they
played hard, at times brilliantly, but
it wasn't enough for grueling tour
nament like this one, where re-
serve strength makes the difference
in close games.
Next years tournament will prob
ably be held In San Francisco, with
the Saints as the host team and
hoping to gain permanent posses
sion of the big tournament cup, on
which they already have won two
legs So the Hawaiians the NvC,
and all the other teams viii, like the
gold-seekers Of a hundred wears ago
be saying "California's Fine for
49,"
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T. Bone Okla of Portland got hot
at the close Of the last quarter. With
the count at 1928. and with less
than 2 minutes to go, N. v. G. start
ed to stall for time. Okla pushed
in S points during the "take-awey'
to give the Seattle boys a real
scare.
Quarterly scores were: ia, AHA
22-18, and 31-2S.
Scoring follows: N. v. G. (3D--
Heyamoto s, Kinoshita I. Fujino 10
Yasuda. Fujii 2. Adachi 2. Nishimu-
"a 4, Hata 3, H. Otani, s. Takeuchi
l. r. Otani 2, Y. Takeuchi l; PORT
LAND (20-Tamiyasu 6. B. Luck
1, Chin, Lee 4, H. Luck, Okla IL, Ma
eda. Wong 8.
Officials: Gullikson and Flagg.
GAME NOS
"Beeg excitement. no? would
about summarize the third tussle OF
the first nights play, in which the
Hawaiian All-Stars eked a closely
contested 1884 humdinger from the
local Cathay Post club.
Trailing for about three quarters.
the Kanakas suddenly came to life
midway in the third canto, took the
lead. and hung on until the clock
ran out. Cathay led 1915 at the end
of the first period and 1920 at the
half.
Three successive baskets, Tad Ia
Java twice and Herb Sumida once.
at the close of third quarter gave
the Hawaiians 1923 edge. The
last quarter scoring was even with
both clubs registering points
apiece
Asato's side push shot at PAS
minutes before game end proved to
he the 35th and winning point
With 40 minutes left, the Ha .
waiians, playing without the SER
vices of coach Stan Kudo and For
ward Mel Knrakake who we're de-
layed en- route from the Islands be-
gan their stalling tactics.
AL Mar Of Cathsy had two golden
open opportunities to score withii'
the last 30 seconds, but AL hurried
his shots and missed both-the
score stood at 1884 at that time
p'chard Shimomura was fotiled a.
the sound of the buzzer and sank
hts charity shot after the game had
ended TO make the final count. 1894
Scoring follows: HAWAII (36).--
r. Shimomura IL. Asato IL. Odo !
Su1nida g. Tazawa 5. Kato r. Shi-
momura 4; CATHAY POST 3d.
A Mar II p Mar a. Yee g. H. Wong
2. Louie g. Yaplee, Ko 8. W. Chin
IL.
Officials: Roberts and Maher.
GAME NO. 4
Mecnanicai Bill wong ana tne
San Francisco Chinese Saints gal
loped over their first obstacle. $3.50,
in their bid for a second straight
tournament championship in the
wind-up game Of the first nights
play. Victim No. l was the hapless
San Jose zebras.
| Coupling fancy shooting with
heads-up ball hawking. the Saints
grabbed an early lead and kent pep.
pering the Irvine never slowino
down. The humiliation-for the
Zebrss. that is-was such that there
was never a doubt as to the fina
outcome Of the contest
Nh Wous vs. TIE whela Aav
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-01

When the National tuberculosis
Association was organized in 1904.
tuberculosis was the first cause Of
deaUh In this country. Since then 1t
has been forced down to seventh
place but still kiik nearly 5000
Americans q year,
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-01

tuberculosis can be cured and pa
tients who have received their me-
dical discharge from the hospital
can be employed in useful, satisfy
ing eceupatie9ng.s s -
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-01
By J. u. II.
Special Writer

Well, the second annual Oriental
American Basketball Tournament
became history on Sunday, in the
Seattle University gym, with the
San Francisco Chinese Saints sue
cessfully defending their crown for
the second straight time. The driv-
ing, sharp-shooting Bay Chinese
dumped the Berkeley Nisseis in an
An-Bay Area championship finale,
1915.
Adding the Filipino flavor this
year. the IL contests had brought
together the finest assortment of
Oriental basketball talents from
Hawaii, California and Oregon with
the two sponsors clubs in a 4-day
tourney that has further cemented
the younger and more progressive
Americans of Oriental ancestry.
It was appropriate that the two
sponsors, Cathay Post 1873 and the
N. v. G. All-Stars, were represented
in at least the consolation final con-
test, since next years tourney will
be staged In San Francisco. N. v. G.
edged Cathay Post, 1927.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-01

CASABA SHOTS-'Hec" Ed
mundson, ex-U. w. basketball
coach, presents (above) one Of
two outstanding player" trophies
to Willie Wong of twice-cham-
pi0nship st. Mary's Saints Of San
Francisco. Fourth from right Is
Sc; Adachi. the Nisei Jackie Rob-
inson Of SeattIe's Nisei Vet all
star outfit, who received the 9TH
err award. In the picture on the
left. Pete Lum, all-star center
from st. Mary's Saints, takes q
one-hand push shot against the
Berkeley Nisseis In the champion
ship game Of the all Oriental Am
erican basketball tournament
Sunday in the Seattle University
gym.
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GAME NO. 1

With Danny Ftikushima and
Johnny Oshida accounting for half
of their teams score and enough
between the two to win, the Ber-
kelley Nissei waltzed passed the 8. r.
Filipino Mango A. G. In the tourney
curtain-raiser Thursday, at 6 p. m.
The score was 1926.
Berkeley was never behind at any
stage of the contest, leading 1915,
22-11, S1-l9, and 1925 by quarters.
In the final canto, the Californians
Evening star., 1949-08-25

AMERICAN UNIV. PIX.
1881 BUTTERWORTH PL.
Open daily. till dark:
RAYMOND B. DUNN
1920 Wis. ave. NV. OR. 1882. 20
BETHESDA-$12,950
Frame Dutch Colonial, 6 rms, porch,
oil heat, garage, nice lot. MUST
be sold to settle an estate. ].
NOBLE BOAZ, 7424 wisconsin ave,
WI. 1900.
BETHESDA, $17,950
This immaculate detached brick ,,,is Is
close to parochial and pupIlc
schools, shopping and transp. one
Of the best houses we have seen az
the price. Center hall, .liv. rm..
firepl., din. rm.. den, kitchen rear rear
porch; End floor. 3 bedrms. ana
bath, built-in garage, gas a.-c. neat
Anchor-fenced lot.
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
521I wis. ave. OR. 1925 til pm.
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA
Brick bungalow, new-house condi-
ton; large shaded lot; vsssnIt' vsI
Priced to sell. ]. NOBLE bCAl'
742z Wisconsin ave. WI. 7ooo'
Evening star., 1949-08-25
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NAVAL OFFICER, wife. 2. children
need 3-bedrm. house. within COM
muting distance Of Navy Dept. Wo.
OFFICER requires 3-bedroom ,un-
furn. house, in Wilson High School
area: Immediately. CH. 3343' Rm.
A. F. OFFICER needs unfurn, g.
bedIm; house With bsmt ana large
naIa man. e c.li x. FA! seaa esso l. s'@' 2s3'-
WOULD LIKE to rent one of Vir-
ginia's better homes; Air Force legal
of1cer, wife and = children; $500
and up. Shoreham Hotel, Rm. 505-E
AIR FORCE FAMILY needs 3-bedrm.
unfurn. home. cony. to grade school
and Pentagon: WI. $3.50. go
ADVANCE RENT 8 months or longer
by small. responsible family who
will take excellent care. BIB droom
furnished or unfurnished house. NV
Wash. or nearby Md: highest ref
erences. Ordway 2166. 2S'
NAVAL OFFICER and family. adults,
aesre saTm S9nston onfuFo 81 hpuss srss or an
BUsiNEssMAN and family want 8 or
4 bedrm. house. furn. or unfurni; /;
Chevy Chase. American Univ. Park
Or Bethesda. Call after $50 Pm.
SMALL M2i I0gdE RESPONSIBLE FAMILY re-
quire 2 or bedrm. furn. house in
Bethesda or Sill. Spring area; excel
lent care guaranteed. WI. 1854.
BY SEPT. 1-Unfurn house, 2-3 bed
rms, refined adults. l school,
child, good NV. section, Chevy Chase
pref. GIL. 7724. 29'
BETHESDA, Chevy Chase family OF
8, urgently need 8 bedrm. house,
pay $50 per mo. Finest refs. OIL.
TWO ATTACHES, Danish Embassy;
mod. small house or Arm. apt: or
two Groom apts., furn. in NV. DU.
32S3 weekdays. 9 a.m.-5 pm. 26'
REFINED COUPLE desire spacious
house. fireplace. Georgetown or close
in. cypress 9026; days, RE. $500 400
NAVAI hN9i o. OFFICER. wife and . child
ren desire unfurn. 3 bedrn. house
conv. to school and transp.. max.
$3.50. Phi. ia. 4-0414. 20
BUSINESS MAN AND FAMILY desire
to rent unfurnished 3-bedroom
house with recreation room or den
in Silver Spring area. Call y 9N'
DfPLoMAr AND FAMILY desire 2
or 8 bedrm house or apt. in NV.
Call afternoons or eyes,, 81. 6lOo.
OFFICER. FAMILY Of 4 desire 2 or
8 bedrm. unfurn. house within 10
mi. Of D. c. and conven. to schools
and transp.; $50 rental. Phi. RE.
74OO. Ext. 5752. from 8 an: to
Evening star., 1949-08-25
APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHEp

HYATTSVILLE, MD.-Lge. apt. Il
bedrm) in new Aunt apt. bldg.
adults only. SS5 month. A. H.
sEIDENSPINNER, Realtor. WA.
.os EYE ST. s.E.-s-rm. apt, avail.
WE ARE ACCEPTING applications
for. apis. at Cobur Terrace. 5100
Defense hwy. BladensbuTg, Nd. .
ISsG Md Al psH atilisies II fnrnished skeda Vene
tan NJ Rlnss 9eaaEfa Ys'ls 0ssSs gay
l3lP; eve g; 396e. -2s
laMRovss ssms lss: !aTd. n.s $50 psa ss mo- eash
s.R0oM APARTMENT. UNFINISHED; !;
all utilities furnished. 2o6 2na st.
NEAR PENNA. AVE. and district line
i ialn $3.50 a9. ana mo- ofsh H. dst5 sst sn'' ut
1888 ONTARIO RI. N:W.-2nd and
Incl Incl; $iio; adults. l dEl. $500. "'
Sth.FLOoR MOD. APT, Conn. ave,
s15s ne uttea III a ana 3D. Dssn nees
. BEDRooMs. sse plus 81 Tor ali
utilities; avail. between 1st and 18th
OF Sept. Falls Church, Va, p; o.
/ s-RMS., Kit. and bath apt. sos;
/ Arms, kit. and bath apt, SS5; or
Pa. ave. NV. near G. w. Hospital
Call bet. $3.50 and II am. EX. 5218
1 ROOM, kitchen with refrigerator
semipriyate bath, in Anacostia
1s4s 0'SSY WYOMING AvE.-1-bsdrm
apt. in convenient NV. elevator
bldg. BRADLEY, BEALL & HOW.
ARD. Ma. 0271. ~
dinette, kit. and bath, 9 blks. from
q. Of Nd, conv. to shopping and
transp.,- sell mo-. incl. utilities
SH. 8062. WA. 0602. -29
TAKOMA PARK-Unfurn. apt, con-
sisting Of .liv. rm., bedrm.., KIT.
med; employ. couple; restricted
81. 1888.
Evening star., 1949-08-25
HOUSES UhFURNlshEp

NEW GROOM HOUSE, large lot, !
mile from Census, 3 miles from
A.ppdrsesEys:: sl1o unfurn,' $3.50 furn funrn
NICE fl sosSM soRM. AND BATH brick home.
in beautiful Silver Spring location;
FALLS CHURCH. bedrooms,
baths. block from bus and Safeway,
S175. CLARK w. CRoSSMAN, FA.
GuEsTHoUsE on small estate, Fair
fax Co, Va, cony. to Pentason,,
rms, bath, gar; space. 500 mo,
includ. heat and utilities. Herndon
4 -BIDRM. BRK. in Falls CHURCH,
compl; fenced, swings garden; $loo-
3-BEDROOM DET. BRICK. gas heat;
nr. Montgomery Hills. Silver SPRING
S165 mo-; yearly lease. 81. 17o2.
VIC. CATHOLIC UNIv.-3 to 8 mo.
rent in advance; will rent 6-rm
furn.; gas heat: RA. 1855. -2b
available Sept. 1st; 4 rms. and bath.
hardwood floors. 2 porches. ami;
/ acre ground; 5 mi. d. c: line: on
Ardmore rd.. Landover, Md: school
bus passes by; "a mi. to bus; will
rent to reliable tenant for a period
of years at $50 per mo. If inter-
ested, call at 1907 11th st. NV.
and ask for ROUSE. -2S -
LANGLEY. vA.-6 rms. Ia baths,
gear gar; new-cond. home; u
acres; for those desiring gracious
country living; immed. occupancy
$3.50 per mo. No agents. Elm
Evening star., 1949-08-25
HousEs FURNISHED lcont. J

BETHESDA. Md rms, garage
near school and bus. 4905 Del Ray
ave, on lot 5Ox23O; immed. occu'
NORTH eGii CLEVELAND PARK-Model
home with new furnishings. g rooms
baths; $3.50 per mo. LAMON &
HENDERSON, OR. 5100. -26
DETACHED Z clean rooms neal
$3.50. References. ia. 27l6. --2h
rms, inclosed sleeping porch. nice
back yard: Sl25 per mo. Call EN-
,sat INGLEsIDE TER. NV. - 9
rms, 2l2 b., additional rec rm.
oil h.-wh. compl furn.. incl. lin
ems and dishes; $500 mo. Owner
will give long-ter lease if desired
A. M. DRAISNER, 1404 L st. NV. :.
MA. sO36; ewes. HUI. 6149.
ROCKVILLE, MD.-Spacious s-rm
home on lge. corner lot. with ga.
rage and porch, Sl35 per mo. furn
WALLACE B. AGNEW, INC, D1
$3.50; ewes. OIL. 1918. -26
Ills K ST. NV.
Is rms. 2 baths, partially rented
oil INV. heat. A real money maker
S175 per mo.
FLOYD E. DAVIS co.
1900 x at NV MA O35o -o6
Evening star., 1949-08-25
APARTMENTS WANTED

MARRIED CT STUDENTS entering
Bliss Electrical School September 8
require o few furnished apartments
at not more more than sda.;as S6o or or SS5 81, e
in North Tskoma or Silver sprihs
sfsf YonNG sA coTFIE tSaHi need unfurn. ms' or
turn; apt, immed.' in NV. please ps.
oNE ssEl sh6 kodS. 5s4S' KITCHEN and Is. Bath.
$50 per- per mo-. % in % silver spring 'oI OF
MUST vACATE SEPT. /, empl. cpl.
pref. 1-bedrm: apt; IN bids; Bright
wood vic. GE. 97os, $50 am
BacaPLoR. a giIi naval oncer. desires
Oct. l; decor. and loc. must be
attrac. and spacious enough for
graceful living and discreet enter
tainment;. will provide excel. maid,
nsns aissa SxaE pm ises Mon sSs sSfousR o r Ss'0
WE'RE CRIMINALS, we have a baby
and q dog, do you have hide
out" for us? Unfurn. house or
Nslan Rl in es oW s47n ATInfssn besn.sn
2 and 10 pm. occup. Sept. 1920.
WANTED TORRENT. furnished 2
bedroom apt. or house; 3 mo. or
hSnEss sSx 1927; sEE;fNsTFNcv s!sT ant
VIM " H't furnish h bess references. NE.
$500 days; AP. 1884 (nights>'
PERM. EMrLoYED single girl desires
eficiency, NV: max. 500 furn., $40
wH4afs Sn1sTP, va MzLknSG tkansSia fsfs fbfsrANcE of
main post of1ce-Unfurn. smal! apt.
with kit. and bath. under S45 per
mo-: quiet settled lady. no drinker:
TeEk Ek,NEh niEhtE yo9N RSx ssA ikLs ss1s Need r M
apartment by Sept. l.; prefer nice
$10o;; Cali after q pm" IA. os. 0Soo.
COUPLE with small dog desire small
rgsa. PEsfa uDfafn 81 UsrGkN I'll t7aP 7APr in na by
lady; bachelor or en-; pvt. bath and
entr.; Sept. 1 or 15. Elk. 6400,
Ext. 2496. $3.50 to B.
COUPLE with child desire 2-bedroom
unfurnished apt; will furnish own
sefriserator; saId max SIS. Call Victor
NAVY CAPTAIN desires s-bedrm. un-
furnished apartment or house in NV.
section or nearby Va; no pets or
small children: Call Adams 0700,
Ext. SO3-c, after 10 am. az
PERMANENT RESIDENT COUPLE de-
sire 2-bedrm. unfurn. apt. by Oct.
/; no children or pets. DE. g479.
DESIRE to rent furn. apt. wks.
Or l mo-, besinning Sept. /; 2
$50. Phone OV. 234g. -26
QUIET, EMPL. COUPLE needs 2 nice
roors, kit. bath, incl. utils.; conv.
to transp. DE. 3692. 26'
LANDLORDS-No charge for refer
ing your house or apartment. for
rent to Capital Transit employees
who need family housing. Just phone
MI. 6S63 weekdays. $50 to g.. and
ro1N oah e ss ssns s0%s aafasn a1
Sent. 1. HY. 5669, rs.
COUPLE desire unfurn. 2-rm., kit.
and bath apt. In NV. Sec: conv. to
NEWLY MARRIED PROF. CPLE. de-
sire small apt, furn., S76; unfurn.,
$55: NV. section. GE. 63s7 after
S~ -
Evening star., 1949-08-25
HOUSES FURNISHED

TINS BEAUTIFUL HOME in Mass.
Ave. Park; partly furn., large Nv
rm. with fireplace, sunroom, din.
rm., kit, reception rn. and "a bath
on 1st a.: bedrms: So. and ! S.6s.ls 6s.ns
and bath on 3rd; attractively r
heat. LINKINs CO.. 1918 n st.
NV, DI. S666. -26
JUST OFF 18th ST., close to down.
town-six bedrooms, 2-car garage:
$3.50 per month. Call property
manager, WEAVER BROS, INC.
washington Bldg; DI. 5000; IA .,,,;
5-ROOM AND BATH bungalow, full
bsmt., attic, large inclosed front
porch; large lot, shade and shrub,
berry; close to schools, stores and
TRANSPORTATION; located at 615 8.
Barton st.; SieO per mo. Key at
once. B. NJ. SMITH. 240S Colum-
bia pike. Arlington. Va. OK. 203S.
NICELY FURN. e.RM. BRICK, bath,
gas h.-w.h.: $167 so mo-; nr. 35tn
and p sts. NV. Apply In person Tor
inform. THos. D. WALSH. INC"
e16 11th st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-08-25
APTs. WANTED (con,.

2 FRENCH EMBASSY SECRETARIES.
Best references. desire newly deco
Furnished. all utilities incl; pre-
ferably . bedrms.. liv. rm:, dinette,
R,t hs! pE s5e6 5e6t Est Ext eTssedns 49s $5@S
FAMILY OF 4, colored, desperately
in need of apt; building sold. DE,
HAeR baeheor, TO UNUSUAL RESF tastes Wants
downtown sspt., fSrnishsd or an-
Pentagon, AID. 1856 after 8 pm.
NAVY CHIEF and wife with 3-yr.-
old child desire one-bedrm.; perm
2nBfDkoeM Iah s5Si tH APT. sS1sn iusn. for family
destructive, urgently needed by Sept.
1st.; max. $50. Write SGT. F. C:
ALBERT J. BENARD, CO.. A, lst
pShfeEMaN sshSHE Rs Tfe Tt BslSGF snS ehld Hd need
unfurnished apartment, or 4 rms;
$50 tops; NV. or Arlington. . Can
afkooM EAi M APARTMENT. unfurnished,
5. C.; reasonable. Michigan J1551.
COUPLE and IL mo- ,-old son desire
furnished apartment in TX. Pk: or
NV, section. SH. 9O53. 26s
FBI COUPLE desire unfurnished l.
bedroom or efficiency apt. by Sept.
j. Call after 8 pm, LU. 3-1243. 26'
3-RM., NICELY FURN. apt. for 2
responsible girls; NV. or Arlington.
no shares; 500. OR. 1906 after
sETTLED Eft Ed employed Christian couple
Slf5 after $50, MR.. JOSEPH. Is
GOVT. -EMPL. WOMAN desires furn.
apt. College Park vicinity. ~
MEDICAL ASSISTANT desires 2-bed-
area, Bethesda. Chevy Chase. Call
VETERAN COUPLE and son desire
apt, max. $50 mo. furn. 500 un-
furn.. NV. or Catholic Univ. sec
tion pref. Box IL, Star. -25
BUS. WOMAN, r.-old son, want
apt, furn or unfurn.; NV, only
Cali MRS. MORGAN. Sun. and ewes,
Nj. a4aaa66; bus, phone RE. ls@o'
.EpRiEWs Efti Ssso' FIELD PERSONNEL need
furn. or unfurn. apts. or houses.
HI. 31O0. Ext. 5122. NO rooms
ARMY CAPTAIN and wife desire IN
furn 2-bedrm. apt; conVen. 70 ~.
Belyoir: avail; I, apProx sM s1si Sept 96. li no
csoGLLtoSRFED-coUPLE sGLtSFi EMPLoYED. de-
and bath. unfurnished. Phone e.. oV'
Evening star., 1949-08-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-saesthwss.

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BETHEsDA-Modern prewar brick
house with 3 twin size bedrooms, z
baths on 2nd a.; lge. Nv. rm: Win
kitchen and lge. screened porch on
1st a.; other features are built-in
garage, good lot; . splendid neigh
borhood, fine for children: Trans
ferred owner needs immediate sale.
r. A. TWEED CO., 1904 Conn. ave-
sEHM4utsSa EM lsGo till MrS,, 3 pm CHARMING det.
White BRICK home is in excellent
condition and the owner can give
quick occupancy; 1st floor has
nice liv. rm. with fireplace. din.
rm., modern equipped Kitchen, rear
screened porch, 2nd hoor. lovely
window in bsmt.: suitable for rec.
rm.. det. garage, large fenced yaro'
ing. Cali v: B. WRIGHT. EN-. $500 .:
briek with kitchens n;ns s.rS oil h;uw hnsDee,
YGeoNNoR. tY5Geao ~ sDessr 81. 9aiss sssa, 81. 1854 "
BR1GHrwoop BARGAIN. s12,95o.-
Within l block schools, bus; Q rms.
semidet brick; on h..w.nG:;1 G1rEI FlFSn SD o., :,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brick,
rms, gas h.-w.h.; 2 blks. from
3 schools, shopping, transp;. ana
chSrches: ideal for small family.
elusive az With 9aod KAY REALTY Yss Co.
BRYXNT ST. NV, near N. Capitol
Six rms. bath; cleo, h.-w.h; tgasl;
cellar, inclosed porches with heat.
2-car garage, SHOWER in cellar; own
sI ose%pisd. 1 rrised Ssa, e 4oss sen; sv. "A; L.
home, featuring i bedrms., . baths
on end f.: liv. rm.,. lge. den, Dir. DIN;
offers a great deal in GRACIOUS H ily-
HHay% as sFe Ss1sssab SaEsbrs 4 co' s''' A6 sSS
cHEVY Sns11 . CHASE, E ia D. c-s1e:, BOO
Only $1,000 cash will handle this
fine det. residence, close to tne
Bureau of standards: ast dio fioor rm mas
2nd door. 8 nice bedrms; and bath;
oil h.-w.h.: slate roof. Inspect this
WRIGHT, EMT 5000.
CHEVY CHASE at Rosemary school,
New listing Of this lovely ds.afneG fst foer
has attractive living rm.. dining rm::
kitchen and screened porch; End
floor, 8 bedrms. and bath: gas neat,
garage. A resl value. Owner
Transferred out Of city. Priced to
sell, P. A. TWEED CO., b5O4 Conn.
ave, EN-. 1890 till 8 pm. ~
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-This strik.
ing full center-hall detached BRICK
Colonial home is unouestionaply
one OF the best buys in. this area
today; 1st floor has full center
hall, large living room with fireplace,
dining room, equipped kitchen with
breakfast nook, powder room and
side porch; End floor, 8 nice bed
rooms, 2Ia tiled baths; stairs to
fioored attic; built-in garage; beau
tifully situated on large corner
lot. Call w. B. WRIGHT. EN-. $500.
CHlLLUM AREA-Only $50. 10 per
month on q 4% loan after down
payment for this mi-detached
brick home, oil heat.-To inspect
call Mr., sprsstttS; KAY REALTY so.
ciIHESViELAND LEVI Hi : TfyxHRiK-5-bedrm., lovely
older home. Just OF Conn; ave.; lv.
rn1. 16x36 with 2 dreplaces, din.
rm. 11hx2l; tastsfHliEy ETY. Eo6 dee' ana y
EooNTz. an. 8s70. -2b