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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-09-03
Aces Trunks
Go to Helms

LOS ANGELES, Calf. Sept 8
The black swimming trunks won by
Hironoshin Flying Fish from Flu
jiyama" Furuhashi when the Japan
csc ace cracked a flock of world
records at the Olympic stadium pool,
will be on display here soon.
Furuhashi donated the trunks to
the Helms Foundation Athletic Hall
of Fame following request from
foundation representative.
Founded by Paul H. Helms, the
hall of fame is now the depository
of many trophies, medals and equip
inent donated by hundreds of ia
NOUS athletes.
Furuhashi wore his Nihon uni
versity trunks during his record
breaking performances at the nat
ional AAU meet here. Those viewing
the trunks will readily recognize
them as near the top band the
name "Furuhashi' in roman letters
and IN. u" for Nihon university are
stitched in red thread.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-09-03

Tomiko Takagi, popular Japan
csc w0men's magazine writer and
correspondent for Shufu TO Sci
katsu Housewife and Life. dur
ing a recent soj0urn in New York
also visited the offices of CARE,
20 Broad Street, New York 5. She
inspected the contents of CARES
special japanese food, cotton and
knitting wool packages, of which
CARE has distributed total of
$4,000 in Japan during the last
Is months. Miss Takagi is shown
viewing a knitting wool package,
together with NJ. c. Harris, direc-
tor of CARES supply division, and
Miss Gertrude Ricss, assistant
buyer, textile unit of CARE.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-09-03
NiSei Christians
To Hear Preacher

The Rev. Aigi Kamikawa of the
Disciples of Christ Church will speak
to the Seattle Nisei Christians from
7:30 pm Sunday, Sept 4, in the
Japanese Baptist Church
Reverend Kamikawa is well-knoWn
among local Nisei, having lived in
Kingston, Wash, before the war.
He and his wife. the former Kiyo
OgaWa of Hood River. will leave
early in November for missionary
work il Tokyo. Japan.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-09-03
. WEDDING TO-DAY

= WEDDING TODAY
Miss Ruth Mazda of Othello, Wash
will become the bride of Mr.. Mac
Kiyono at pm today, Saturday
Sept 3. in the Seattle japanese
Presbyterian church.
Both are Washington State Col
lege graduates. She majored in psy-
ehology, and he in electrical engin-
eering.
The couple plan to reside in Sc
attle.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-09-03
. BUDDHIST WEDDING


The altar of the Seattle Buddhist
temple was banked with flowers
and the aisles with tall baskets OF
gladioli on Sunday, Aug %, for the
wedding of Miss Masako Wataoka
to Mr.. Elmer Tazuma. The bride Is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Kiku-
matsu Wataoka, and the groom, the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bunshiro Ia
yuma.
The bride wore an ivory satin
gown with a sweetheart neckline
and empire bodice. Her fingertip
veil fell from a crown of orange
blossoms, and she carried bouquet
of gardenias with stephanotis and
white roses centered with a white
orchid.
Miss Mary Wataoka, sister of the
bride, was the maid OF honor. She
wore nile green tafetta gown with
a portrait neckline and net skirt.
Her headpiece was coronet of
matching material. and she carried
a bouquet of American beauty roses
and stephanotis.
Misses Mary Fukuyama and Kiyo-
ko Kuromiya were the bridesmaids.
They wore identical gowns to that
of the maid of honor's in pale pink.
Their bouquets were of pink roses
and they had matching headpieces.
Little Karen Iwamura, flower girl
was gowned in pink tafetta with a
sweetheart neckline and ruffled
skirt. She wore band of baby roses
in her hair and had a basket of
rose petals.
Miss Sachi Uyegaki sang Always
and Thine Alone, accompanied by
Mrs. Mich Shimomura.
After the ceremony. a reception
was held in Gyokko-Ken Cafe. Mas
ter of ceremonies was Mr.. johnson
Ikeda. Mrs K. Iwamura cut the
cake and Mr.. Shozo Kiyomizu and
Miss Yoshi Shitamae took care of
The guest book.
After a California honeymoon,
the couple will make their home in
Seattle.
BaiShakunin were the Rev. and
Mrs. T. Ichikawa and Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Fukuhara.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-09-03
. ANOTHER SANSET

WAPATO, Wash. Sept. 3 = A
newcomer among the growing san
sci population of Wapato is Dennis
Jon Shintaku, infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Shintaku. The young
Ster was born on August 8. and he
joins an older sister Donna RAJ.
who is two and half years old.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-09-03

The Army's enlisted reserve is
expanding, and there are openings
in all grades. If you served in the
Army, Navy, Marines or Coast
Guard, you can join the Army re-
serve.
For full particulars, contact any
Army recruiting station.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-09-03
q PORTLAND POST

PORTLAND, Greg Sept. 3 =
Friends of Miss Amy Hara, former
Seattle japanese Presbyterian chur-
CHI member, will be glad to hear that
she is child welfare worker in the
Multnomah County Welfare Depart
ment in the Children's division.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-09-03
q OLD HOME

WAPATO, Wash, Sept. 3-August
has been "old home" month for
many former Yakima Valley resi-
dents who have been visiting fami..
lies and friends.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. I
Umemoto have been their daughter
Miss Shigemi Umemoto of Chicago
and grandson, Sonny Umemoto of
Salt Lake City. Miss Fumi Matsu-
mura of Chicago and Mrs. Tadao
Inouye and children of Ontario,
Oregon. have stayed at the home
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Matsumura.
Mrs. Ionuye returned TO her home
in company of two other former re-
sidents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Masuto
who stopped in the valley en- route
from Seattle to their home in Home
dale, Idaho.
From San Francisco were Mrs.
Iwao NamikaWa and Miss Shizuko
Umemoto daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Umemoto.
A visitor at the home of Mr.. and
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-01

ding his payroll and pocketing
the money. 1t lost two mem
bers, Reps. Richard Vail (R.
Ill., and John Mcdowell (R,
Pa.) by election defeat. Rep.
Karl Mundt is going to the
Senate in the 81st Congress.
But the committee continued
its spectacular characteristics
investigation which resulted in
the indictment of Hiss but no
early action against Chambers,
who openly admitted withhold
ing information from the COM
mittee.
The Marshall plan blossomed
out into the Economic Coopera-
ton Administration with pas
sage by a bipartisan majority.
Debate over appropriations was
finally compromised with funds
authorized to cover Is months,
with a proviso that the Presi-
dent could spend it all in IL
months if necessary. He did.
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-01

from all over the country which
was climaxed by a march of
5000 on Washington to stop
the police state bill of Rep. Karl
Mundt (R, SD and Richard
M. Nixon (R, CALI. The meas
ure was halted in its tracks.
After landslide House passage
it never got to the Senate floor.
THOMAS INDICTED
There was the avalanche of
disaster which struck the House
committee on unAmerican &C
tivities, noisiest and most flam-
boyant of the congressional
committees. Its chairman, Rep.
J. Parnell Thomas (R, N. J)
was indicted for taking and pad
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-01
8Oth Congress goes to grave; unfamented

The Senate by 64-4 vote
passed the Vandenberg resolu-
ton which paved the way for
the North Atlantic pact now be-
ing negotiated. Congress weak
ened the reciprocal trade pro-
gram and extended it for only
one year. 1t passed a displaced
pers sons law discriminating
against racial and religious
groups.
LABOR DEPARTMENT AXED
Continuing the Taft-Hartley
spirit of the first session, the
Congress moved the U. S. EN-
ployment Service from the
Labor Dept. into the Federal
Security Agency. 1t frustrated
drives to raise the federal mini
mum wage from 4C- an hour.
Though American farmers
were facing a crisis with ex-
ports dropping, Congress barely
passed in the last day of the
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-01

than most. There is rather a
hint of hope that the 81st
Congress will do better.
The second session of the
8Oth, in 1948, had its share of
highlights. There was the IT,
hour unsuccessful filibuster of
Sen. Glen HI. Taylor I'd, 1da.)
against the pc: cetime draft
which brought the regular ses-
sion to a close. There was the
tensely dramatic surprise call of
a special session by Pres. Tru-
man in his fighting speech at
the Democratic national cOnven-
ton.
There was successful mo-
bilization Of working people
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-01
w h e n

regular session a bill extending
price supports for another year.
No real work was done on a
permanent program.
Congress gave a little help to
veterans. The Senate refused
confirmation of Truman's regu-
lar appointments to the Atomic
Energy Commission and slapped
at Chairman David E. Lilienthal
by extending all terms for only
two years. The Republicans
claimed they would appoint their
own members after Jan. l.
NO CIVIL RIGHTS ACTION
No action was taken on anti
lynch laws, anti-polI tax laws
o. a fair employment practices
law.
The Today special session
called by the President at the
! Philadelphia convention was
more of the same with little to
recommend it.
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-01

WASHINGTON (FP)-The steady rap of the Speakers
gavel Dec 81 is like the sound of hammer mailing down
coffin lid the body Of who should not be for
gotten At the last rap the Both Congress to exist
The Capitol Hill "Auld Lang Syne has less of nostalgia
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-30
Personal

Miss e. c. Thomas and other
taking summer studies al
Columbia University were enter.
aimed by Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Beas'
ley in New York on July %, after
the had returned from the NEA in
Boston.
The Beasleys expect to arrive in
Miami about August Is for a short
Miss Marietta Armbrister arrived
from Nassau on July II by PAA and
is now house guest of her aunt and /
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-30

Ivo been asked whether or not
80. ike" Mayo was a cop? Well
- - Tar as know he's not. although
ne always hanging around the
policemen.
Received q letter from Alexine
nalannv Monday and she sent re.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-30

new an additional s+ate Tax saIon all dis
filled spirits prevails in the State Of Florida.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-30

last, maybe It's because 1 uUht get
around much myself in the sun!
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-30

For instance November 1916, concdental with the lift
ing of price controls The House of Seagram, publicly
&c the No
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-30

staying in moro this summer than
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-30

she's about to melt in the big city
Of New York.
.AAA 4hn 4.inln l. 0,.l a 90
Evening star., 1949-05-11

CALIFORNIA RAMBI .ER

Located OF Upper Nex Hampshire
Beautifully modernistle. s2 II pie.
taTe windows In ilg rm-. overlook
ing picturesque patio. > txtn~SsEed
eedrms, with ] entire vail closet
space, ultramodeTn kitchen inci
BendiX washer lArEs Handicapped lot
with neAutiiul trees And khrubheFs
TotTl price. Sl4 $50 Assume al IL;
trust, Russ and cRrpet ina incl CaH
SH. Snl . Till - pm MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT 4 INSURANCE CO
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EAST PINES

The natleaAi pFiEe-sian.As tass,.
ruEny at ever 400 heRssk Neuis
yea kncs . good aAy II ses SeN
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beat ehplrs ists and RaEe9 streets
fea are lnyi,Ha e snkpeCt shtse ma
Peace Gross to EaFnonaslen I'd (sne
trafnr lishtl left J y mi 10 Kisef-
Gale 70 tikt frame !ixhti, rtsht 20
ia Fares
Standard Properties, Inc,
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Evening star., 1949-05-11

MICHIGAN PARK - b-rm,, Z-patn'
well-constructed semidet. brick; al
,enced yard, gas heat. For details,
all CO. 1898. PECK CO.
RIVER TERRACE-Modern 5 rm. row
brick priced for immed. sale at only
ssais afsHEER Eise II H. ocS sos soT Until sscpER
WOODBRIDGE. Lovely s-rm. home
with lge. yd. and garden. Lots OF
flowers and shrubs. High location
overlooking park. Ideal for spsS apis
Es~iy low for qee9aale0 euicf sale sh Terms. Mrs.
Cox Cox, VI. siS6. Cox & Co. RE.
zoo BLK. TENN. AVE. NE.-e-rm.
brick. house; front porch; 2 story
and and bsmt; rear gs,ca ge,rshes' n h'1T 200 q;
asoRos T. soRaER' 'ei s4s Indiana
ave. NV, MA. 0350. III
242s 4th ST. N.E.-Vacant. Redeco-
rated. 5-rm. brick, porches, yards.
2317 2rd st. me-. 6 rms, gar. :,
porches. full hsmt.; $1,000 to 1000
cash. BROKER. RA. 69l2. Ia
ROW BRICK; that that must seos be sold; i,v;as sx,
8 bedrms and bath; full basement;
priced TO sell; Call Mr.. Maekintosh'
so 81 s29' sfGo' fARA1x4 Gh iS2s rL. NE. ld 50.
story brick; full bsmt., semidet, i
trays; price S1O,750. Only. $500
ssa ssSn saa sse 9S 5aia bRos sSs'
1sss L sT. Ne, s7,s5o-Row brk.;
attractive terms; rear yard to alley
ETslaSiysly NS nS $yk X &C GLIFF9RP IF PIP sHERT-
lsfs Ts' NEAL Th 81. r. NJ n apts.. pts 5 rms.
and bath each; finished basement,
oil h.-w.h;, deep lot; possession With
GxsrAS HAS sh0Tn REArTyy. p fPRSn'msat INe. ns45
Gpod s. aa7s Hope rd' Sc TR' e4oo'
sSAA APT DETACHED, near 18th and
R. I. Ave. NE. for S1o,500 with
1000 down; 2 stoves. 2 baths, 2
sise Is seilins on at sue sach M low low price, m m
sltshsns: Sats ns AsEas ATLAS = Really RIA GO: %
1Soi BLAINE ST. N.E.-Near Minn.
erty; owner sacrificing; s large rms,
screened front porch; full bsmt.;
Calf. redwood awnings; refgr., stove
and many other fine features: only
sERa SaeSoi Really ;M' co., sS"ni phone asNfS Fs.
ONLY 81 800 DOWN AND s7o per
mo-; full price, S9,950; clean, inn
maculate row brick at 1721 L st.
ne, near Sears Roebuck, large
rms. with large front porch; Ia
baths; full bsmt.. oil h.-w h.; ga
rage. shed; refgr., stove and all
kitchen furniture, bedrm. suite and
washing machine. A rare bargain.
ANNENBERG REALTY CO., phone
FIR. 1857 till 9 pm. Ia
BEAUTIFUL DET. HOME in refined
neighborhood, adjoining GOVT park.
and conveniently located near paro-
corner. 8 bedrms and bath, liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit, lavatory, sunroom,
built-in sarage; full basement. oil
h.-w.h. Lot 50x140. r. A. HUMPH-
RIEs. Realtor, sos N. Capitol st.
B.RM. ROW BRICK. about 5 years
old. Wonderful buy with minimum
down payment. Can be paid for
at S75 per month. SENATE REAL
TY co. Elk. 1870: ewes, cali AT
soa TENNESSEE AvE.-e-rms.. 8
porches, full bsmt,. ine cond only
VI. 2S02 tall 6. -l2
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HILI,CREST

Detached brick; practically new: sub
stantially built and well arranged:
sereeneS sTee Sne poreS rSSm dnnG
room, we'll equipped Kitchen. 8 good
bedrooms, modern bath: full base
ment, gas &C. heat; lot .5exl 81;
substantial cash required. Mr.. ALL
mar. FIR, 1904.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
la24 14th st. NV. Realtor. DI.
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CHEVERLY

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matsly 81 - sti5I e. interest maDtA.
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tile bath home al hfIst and esss y
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and FNaeVas hts spalBil the iaESTees
and eAtttt0f to e&ts paFshRSeI fAt
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SUBURBAN sAlE-MAeYIANp

MAE ARMY MAP sEEefct-P-s-
var Custom sSszt S-FE- sz1ek szrEk-
iow OF pretty e1rzsr i0s stIlAr-
iAhed nd c s4Ss sesseaee pUreA
sis.es6. RAPPEL RKsL EsTATr
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TWO BONES tas ea4y ST- 500
Lovely a-ru Get. mace sn.s : Er,s
pauA sra, su1sRIes sxexi TGEe.nA
FarE iee RAFrEI RIAL EsTATE
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ree IN i6sal las- $50 S3s5. RAP
Wl REAL ETaTE sE !to8
HONE WITH rSeoME-x..r every
thsEG- roons en- iks Soc: az
priced al eEgy sI4.a58 win sarEe
A. traxs 81 fsst eaxh nAnsssE
MONTGOMERY NV. 4 ms. co.
ST, 1854 tfll : DE, la
PARENTs-IA wagktns distance CT
Our LAay ef Loarest s!emsEtary
is senoe4 Apo sai aSasSosssry ,ias, s3anic' Gel
cfnee on sEiEas.s SITE pefteeg sSne-
itlon. Gsirg .Com lfxEk For Ss-
tsLls, call CE 1854 s & / REALTY
BRICK BIyNGaLow-S,srny Nav.
land. 'uH oeysne AasTlsAn uniy
FsFk. contains } recnlS and hatn.
Gas heat ael ESEAEt - ns.a cAsa
required Gail Nj holland n G
sNTTEY CO, ST. $500, ewes. WI
-tagE
SACRIFICE SACRIFICE CWasr
leaving ely must seG this me Get
brick home in the heart Of a hiEkly
restricted community o. Gne hones.
lge, pane!ed den and tile 3Sy or ct
D.. immense concrete screened !iY-
ing porch. , txin-S,Bed hedrmy =
baths on END q perfectly heag-
tiiai lot 15Kl So EIth oosw0e4s, fruit
trees, rock and fever gardens Sa4
$50. FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI
I'm. ewes raN GF Ro-a
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-seushess,

FFSSS&S FSH SS&sH&sSs
CORAL HILLS. nr. every cony.: 3
bedrm. brk. rambler with full bsmt.,
gas h.-w. heat, level fenced yard
4. &c., Arranging. ne, T. D. BURGESS; VI
FAfRfAx VILLAGE. 1902 Port Du-
pont st, s.e.-Prevar built; rms.
tiled bath. knotty pine reer; rm- gas
heat; Pos:ession With deed, HART,
Mas MAJ. rs sEAtTy Ts MO Moo W. VI sses 91od
HILLCREsT. / block from Pa ave:
d.: s,e:-suostantisliy built. new:
spacious, centsr-hal brick homes
$50 56oo a. DOWN nodf5n out ta lRDrsysmeP.f sys s
e sAa sS1s It Y Hise"0pc 1855 Has9 He9a
81 HOPE rkaascfs sa csfs R PsRsHo taao Sstb VI Ssaa &C.
ySgvs Ss been sstqs ask 9s 10, s.d. hsms srk IN
9 rms, finished rec. rm., . tiled
baths. lovely lot. T. D. BURGESS.
KEEP III COOL 1" M THE SUBURBS
Lovely = bedrm. shinsle bungalow
With " heoh0f o hest o Dlents SS eIosets So hafS af
wood floors, fenced lot, 72xl30 IT.,
stairway to insulated attic. priced
.ow. only Ss. 200; $1,000 down. $50
per mo. which includes taxes,
ANNERBERG REALTY CO, phone
BEsuTTtL Fs fiSi till NE% R;m, Drictand-ltone ao
bungalow; open fireplace, all pink
paths. nice kit. full bsmt-. hot-air
gas heat: lot sodded, terraeed and
shrubbed: 2 extra rms. upstairs;
veterans approved; S13.750. HI
7oa 18TH ST. s.E.-owner forced
to sell semi det. brick. 8 rms. bath.
gas heat, full bsmt: vacant and COM
pletely redecorated: move right in.
Gail Owner, Ex. 1867; ewes. RA.
4ao BRANDywINE ST. s.E.-open
every day for inspection. one Of the
incest homes in Congress Heights,
baths; gas a-c. heat, full bsmt,
with gorgeous rec, rm:; rear cement
So%n Sos1sants HSsENBERs Sn5z 81 Rhairf soo eo
rfRHMfNPoGs fhHaf sS Ss1s sAeRf1eeR ta by owner
must sell auick-Near Alabama ave.
and 46th St. Sc, beaut: semidet.
decorated, vacant. ready for nice
family to move into, Il large rms.
3 bedrms., tile bath, mod. kit, fun
dry bsmt,, hardwood floors, Venetian
blinds, storm windows. rec. rm.; oil
a.-c. heat; fenced yard; only S12.-
sJbu. %.yDUo uONHs
REALTY CO.. phone FIR. 1857 tin
HoMR SiIn. AND INcoME-Nr. . carlines.
: apis, plus , rms; coal h.-w.h.:
/ bath; redecorated. Income Sl65
mo. plus apt. for owner. Low down
payment WALDO HARRIS ST
6-rm. brick .semidetached, in perfect
condition; ideal neighborhood: price,
$12,950. J. e. DWYER, ST. 1923.
ONLY $500 DOWN-One more left
to sell, semidet. home in Anacostia.
rms. . bedrms.. front porch. nice
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wxRr iaSr "a 4 7 rRADEg R.% Client with with
6-rm.. semidet. home in Fort Davis:
wants smaller home in trade and
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T. D. BURGESS, VI. 2sO2 till 8.
$4,000. sas RIDGE RID. sE. De-
tached brick, 2 bedrms. and bath
on 1st A.; 2 unfinished bedrms. on
For full details cali JOHN L. Shell
TON, Realtor, AK. 5000.
NEARBY MD.-On Livingston I'd:
charming brk. home. rms. 9
baths with 1st a. bedrm. and bath,
eauipt. kit. 2 porehes, full bsmt,,
eel. cond.; u acre of ground; ask
ing S17,500. conv terms. T. d.
BURGESS. VI. 2SO2 till s. liz
1914 d ST.-2-family. brk; excel.
cond.; 8 rms, . baths, front porch,
trade. r. b. BURGESS VI sso2
FAIRFAX VILLAGE
Evening star., 1949-05-11
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC
WOODMOOR

Very convenient neighoeT hood toT tK.
Ceptional clean 3~1ory hrtck home
only Sl3.:5o. excel financing Sc.
this before you buy IN Silver SpTtnE
WoodSide Realty Co.
Evening star., 1949-05-11
NEW RAMBLERS

$1,000 DOWN
White Brick Colonial
In silver sprin9's better neishbcE-
hood; 3 iGe bedrms,. beau. liv, rn
with nrepl. SUNNY porch. pnlit-tn
EaraEe. full baSmt. with outside en-
trance. Level lot. W. OLD. Owner
viii accept down payment as los
as 81 .ff16 with substantial monthly
payments, assume Gf trust for
sI2 600 ct A. MlNTyOMkKg
INVESTMENT a INSURANCE CO.
Eu n III
Evening star., 1949-05-11
CARROLL KNOLLS

The ideally planned community OF
700 new homes; beautiful 2 and Z
bedrm. Calf. brk bunga. Priced
from S13,95o; FHA and VA ap-
proved, As low as S200 cash down
to vets with approx. 500 weekly
income. Special terms to nonvetS.
Attrac. furn. model home by Milton
H Rossler. To see Is to buy. Call
RE. $3.50 and make your selection
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1949-05-11
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
ghHA n 81 NW NA ia.
FOR SALE BY OWNER

am oEeElns because ] an leAtlnT
town al considerably sriaw the mar
ksE nay attractive stone eIise and
itsuae o-reom home In CIR o. ,hs
Iaost convenient SettlaHS ei Rr9hek-
as. near schools stsFtk. eharc hrs
ahd transportation
The house consists Of large hFisht
Twins room With areplASe Aad PIE
lure WINDOW, All attractive eintas
room. a thorouFhty meaesn kttehsn
s agiEht bedrooms and tiled bath
The hoase is well eonsl rue ted. hGs,
Ing = dry basement with se.ld CEN
crete foundation walls slate roat
copper water pipes, completely IA.
knlateo, including Storm sash Ths
porch has been screened, the yatd
u well snddeo ana HANDICAPPED
The financing ran be arranged on
very attractive hAsiH fer either
veterans or nnDseterAnE Gail me
InF an appointment 10 kee nay house
Wisconsin 1888 No AGENTS e-- IS
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