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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-09-16
Six NiSeii Get
HOnOrs at wv

Six Nisei were among 1T Univer-
Sity of Washington students who
achieved nigh scholarship during the
1850 summer quarter.
To attain mention on scholarship
list, students must have carried at
least II credit hours of school work
md have won a 3.5 grade average
A 40 is perfect.
They are:
College of Arts and Sciences
Sophomores - Ben Fujita, Harry
Hayashi.
Juniors-Iwao Matsushita, Takeko
Yoshinaka.
College of Business Administration
Sophomore-Tetsuya Yoda.
College of Nursing
Junior-Amy Yamada.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-09-16
Overseas Agency Tells Latest Rulings
On Shipping Gift Parcels to Japan

With the number of gift parcels
earmarked for Japan constantly on
the increase, latest regulations per-
tanning to their mailing were an
nounced this week by the Seattle of :
flee of the Japan Overseas Agency
Nine major points must be ad-
hered to, according to the latest dir
ective issued by soap which has
been gradually relaxing the reguia-
lions governing international postal
service for Japan.
The nine points follow:
1. Weight
Parcels are limited to % pounds OF
10 Kilograms.
2. Contents
Parcels are restricted to assorted
non perishable foods, clothin g
clothes-making materials and mail
able medicines, in non-commercial
quantities, for the personal use of the
recipient and his immediate family
or for the use of bona fide orphan
asylums. asylums for the aged, and
charity hospitals and/or institutions
Specific limitations are as follows
Assorted foodstuffs-up TO weight
of package
Medicines:
Penicillin-up to 9 million units
Santonin-up to l gram
Phenacetin-up to y pound
Streptomyocin-up to 100 grams
Vitamins-10O ampules or pound
of tablets
Aspirin ounces
Sulfa drugs-150 tablets
Others - reasonable amounts mol
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-09-16
House Action on Walter Resolution
Is Predicted by Author of Bill

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Sept. II
(ADCj - Rep. Francis E. Walter
3D., PENN. author Of the Waite,
Resolution to remove race in natura.
lization. predicted today the House
will override President Humans veto
of the measure. according to Mike
Masaoka, national JACL Anti-Dis-
crination Committee legislative dir
ector.
The chief objective Of the mea-
sure is to permit Asiatics still de-
MED the right to naturalization
because of race. to petition for
citizenship.
In addition. the resolution as
amended by HouSe-Senate confer
ence contains provisions imposing
curbs on alien communists and COM
munist sympathizers as we'll as aliens
who become naturalized and then
join communist organizations.
The security provisions are gener-
ally similar to some sections of the
Wood McCarran security bill appro-
we'd yesterday by the Senate. The
Senate bill, however, goes a great
deal further and encompasses far
more ground where subversives are
concerned than anything contained
in the Walter Resolution, although it
was because of the security pro-
visions in the naturalization measure
that President Truman vetoed it.
He said the provisions were vague
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-09-16

and ill-defined".
Masaoka said the overwhelming
vote in the Senate for new security
laws seems to indicate the Senate.
too, will go along with the House in
overriding the veto.
But he pointed out a two thirds
majority is required to override a
veto. and this number of votes is
difficult to obtain.
For example. during this first adj
ministration. Truman vetoed total
of 1874 bills. In all, the 10th and 80th
Congresses together-and the 80th
was Republican controlled-overrode
only seven of the 124 vetoes.
Masaoka again expressed regret
that the Walter Resolution should
have gotten tied up in the security
legislation fights In Congress.
This has subjected the Walter
Resolution to some criticism. But
we feel the overriding consideration
now is that the measure. despite the
security provisions. is of sufficient
Importance that 1t must become the
law of the land" he added.
IF the security provisions are
complicated or unavoidable it should
be relatively simple matter for the
administration to suggest legislation
amending them either during the
present Congress or next year when
the new Congress convenes." Ma
saoka added.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-09-16
NTSFI CALENDAR


SEPTEMBER
OCTOBER
7-Carnival-bazaar South of the
Border. to be sponsored by Japan
Sc Methodist Church.
NOVEMBER
l0-Shoyukai general meeting and
social.
11---Annual Lotus YBA anniver-
Sary bail. Semi-formal. Open to the
public.
Is - Muyenhoyo services, Shoyu-
kai.
DECEMBER
16-Scattle Buddhist Church bo-
ncnkai.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-09-16
Buddy System Helps Fifth Combat Team
In Solving Danger of Identity Error

isn't like the last war. You can't tell
who you're fighting half the time.
1 feel a lot better with the Buddy
System working the way it is and
so do lot of other guys in this out
fit. We haven't had one man knock
cd off yet"
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-09-16
commercial quantities

in commercial quantities
Clothing New:
Suits or dresses. adults of each
size
Suits or dresses, Children of
each size
Shirts of each size
Underwear-6 pairs
Cloves pairs
Socks or stockingsSAf dozen pairs
Hats. caps and the like items
Boots or Shoes pairs of each
size
Handkerchiefs-1 dozen
Towels dozen
Sheets and similar coverings -
items
Textiles for clothing:
Woolen-sufficient for suits
Cotton-sufficient for 2 dresses
Silk-sufficient for 2 dresses
Woolen yarns pounds
Cotton thread (yarn) 2 dozen
small rolls
Sewing needless small packets
Used clothing, in moderate guam
titles using above new goods STAN
dard as a oasis.
8. Endorsements
Wrappers of such gift parcels must
be Endorsed Relief Parcel" or Gift
Parcel
4. Customs
Parcels complying with the pro-
visions of the above three points
will be admitted duty free but will
be subject to customs examination
and a customs clearance fee.
5. Food Items
Parcels containing assorted food
items, not exceeding the weight
limit. will not be considered as being
| in commercial quantities.
6. Clothing
Parcels found to contain clothing
or clcthes-making material in COM
mercial quantities will not be per-
| United entry duty free but will be
treated in the same manner as regu-
lar parcels, in accordance with APP
plicable international agreements
and Japanese laws and regulations
7. Medicine
Parcels found to contain mailable
medicines in commercial quantities
will be treated as unbelievable.
8. NOn-relief Items
Parcels found to contain gift ar
ticles as distinguished from relief
items such as watches. fountain
pens. tobacco products. soap, etc, oil
any article other than those listed
under Point 2 above. will be delivered
only on payment of applicable Gus
toms duties. taxes and/or penalties
that may be assessed. Failure oi
,addressee to pay same will cause
entire parcel to be treated as unde-
Iiverable.
9. Customs Declaration
All parcels must be accompanied
lby appropriate Customs Declarations
containing full and precise details a.
to contents.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-09-16

James A. Gibbs. Central District
Commissioner, earned the call as the
Republican choice for county com
missioner in the LIST (CentraD dis
trict. Gibbs, who received zoos votes
will be opposed by Joseph P. Adams
Democrat, in the November 7 general
election.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-09-16
SEEKS UN MEMBERSHIP

TOKYO, Japan. Sept l6-Japan
is seeking membership in the United
Nations. according to President Mao
take Sato of the Japanese House OF
Councillors.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-09-16

Gallantry to women-the sure road
to their favor-is nothing but the
apps arance of extreme devotion to
all heir wants and wishes. delight
IN their satisfaction, and conf
dcnce in yourself as being able to
contribute toward it. -Hazlitt.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-09-16
DIR. oYAMA SERIOUSLY ILL

TOKYO. Japan. Sept. 16-Dr. Ikuo
Oyama, who spent Is years of self
imposed exile in the United States
prior to World War II, is in Tokyo
hospital today, repeatedly in serious
condition. Hospital attaches said
Oyama Is suffering from a pulmo-
nary disease.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-09-16

Mrs. F. F. Powell outstanding Sc
attic city councilwoman who has
always been a friend of the japanese
Americans, won the Republican no.
mination for Congress from the list
District (Seattle-Kitsap County dis
tricD in the primaries held last
Tuesday. Mrs. Powell, always a
strong vote-getter. received 1881
votes. She will oppose Hugh B. Nit
chell, Democrat, in the general elec-
ton. Nov. 7.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-09-16

Judge Frank D. James, an active
member of the Seattle Civic Unity
Committee, polled 1925 votes TO be
elected to a position in Department
No. 16 of tire King County Superior
Court in the last primary election.
Judge James was appointed to that
position by Governor Arthur B. Lam
gle last yehf,
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-09-16
WORKS AS BIC ANNOUNCER

LONDON, England, Sept. 16 -
Probably one of the first Nisei to
Join the Canadian army in World
War II and served overseas, Is Ftlsa-
kazu Yamamoto, who is still living
and working in England as announ-
Ger for the British Broadcasting
Corporation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05
Gas Subway Under the River

The line under the river was
made up of two parallel, "a
inch pipes. They were install
ed in four sections, two on
each side of the island, and
each section reached from the
river bank to the island. The
two lines across the river then
were coupled into the main
30-inch line by huge valves.
One of the pipes across the
river Is for emergency use
should a break develop in the
other.
Before the line could be
placed. the workmen built a
stone highway" Just below
the surface Of the water for
the bulldozers. cranes and
dredges to work from in mid
stream. The pipe ditch then
was dredged parallel to the
highway"
Meanwhile, the pipe, made
OF inch-thick iron and weigh
ing 2s6 pounds to the foot, was
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05

welded together on the river
bank in 8OO-foot sections. Big
cranes, mounted on half
tracks and spaced at intervals
along the pipe, picked up
the long. snakelike section
weighing approximately 300
600 pounds and moved slowly
out onto the river highway"
The pipe then was slowly
lowered into place.
The process was repeated
for each of the four sections.
The pipes also were laid
under the historic c. g. O.
Canal, which parallels the
river there. Two dams were
placed across the canal and
the water was kept flowing
through special conduits on
top of the dams. The pipelines
were run through the space
between the two dams, which
were removed after the work
was completed and the canal
banks restored. W. ]. M.
STAu nx~ronrar ZINE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05

A MAJOR engineering and
IA construction job has
been completed across the
Potomac, a few miles above
Great Falls, where a giant gas
pipeline was laid in a ditch
dug through the river bed.
The river at that point Is
some $500 feet wide. with a
small island in the center.
and, at a normal stage, Is
about seven feet deep with a
fairly swift current.
Although the work called
for laying 100 tons of pipe.
with hosting cranes and
snorting bulldozers, the work,
screened from the highway
by the forest. attracted little
or no attention.
The pipeline Is a section of
a 1,837-mile line being laid
by the Transcontinental Gas
Co. from the tip of South
eastern Texas to New York
City.
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcens. /,

CLEANING. pressing, alterations:
n.n man s ~ S3si sSSo o2 CO. ee' 'l7So 1So eoSs
PORTRAIT STUDIO, $4,000; COM
pletely furnished; all new equipment.
DowntoEn Location; Owner Ieaytns
hoDEEN ,sR stainless stesi diner. an,, 4S5 4S355
be moved from location; IN very
GOOD condition: MAYFLowER
DINER 9Th and r. l. ave. op. ne.
eP-ro-DATE sELF-sERvIcE srocery
and meat . .s,i: market: so,S. Sl:So3 vol. per
available above store; price, sic, 900.
B. q n. MARKET. 1901 West Moore
st" Richmond. Va. Phone 1920.
GROCERY. only $1,000. full price;
living quarters; good lease. Call
!Teaay6 Ta' y6e5ss OSCAR sE1nH" Ex' 2SsSl' ss!
RESTAURANT OWNER, unable to
continue, will sacrifice business or
equipment. EX. 424S during week.
438-44O EYE ST. N.W.-Parking lot
approximately 2,100 So. IT., S62 so
Psr PERT month; nh, ,is RAYMOND J, r s EUP- EYE
1vI mANUF ACIUhEh WIN large
counts. non-competitiye. items, in
terested in sales or production man
with investment for expansion Of
business. BOX 1886. Star. ga
WANTED-Man with money to start
BeE BBex ssloa. sGof gssSduct sta1s aid busiRsss Rs
good business: $1,000 a week. be-
Sides $500 or more clear on ma
ssss1 month S5ny sa.s sns a,SIs.s Ssss
.9444 after 9 pm.
WHOLESALE BRAKE and clutch busi-
ness; steady customers; long lease
Reply only Il 1907 int; confidential.
FOR LEASE sas EHGSip' oR REsT. Sss1 completely s
equipped hat cleaning dept. in q
sss saGR MRopY 5 Il cfEANEas hiaEf Of fGxF RxF
nEsFausAST TsFs IA Essa eoNcEssToN ri ., mod
sda srn tourist court, Route 24o, mr..
Il yrs. EXEC Excel. eaogSsf opportunlty. GlRsratnt fas
rental or percentage. owner, Ma.
BEAUrY SHOP, Sill. spr. MOD Mao 4
wet booth; priced right for immedi-
ate sale; also apt. available. ST..
ToGssrssint ssinteF HSMEssst I'm sna SSn Ioeaton Zoo
block Of East Capitol st.; opportunity
for an apartment and excellent in
conn from established business; IA
rooms, bath rooms, hot and cold
water In II rooms; leaving city,
the sale. Of this property or viii
sell the furnishings and lease prop
erty to q reliable party. Shown BY
sppointment only. Telephone FIR.
7oo5 between 10 am. and 10 pm.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CAPITOL HTS. Md. 900 6lst ave-
attic; full bsmt Open Sat. sun.
pm. Reas. terms. ,SlI.5Q0; Owner
and builder. HI. esos. HI. 62S4,
HYATTSvILLE BUNGALOW - A
REAL BARGAIN! 2-bedrm. home
with pine-paneled studio room in
attic; built-in gar, oil h.-w.h., out
terms ean's cali MRS 50 kniaSt 1 wa aso5sstt 5sSs
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO., l224
MT. RAINIER. Sl1,950; q lovely
bungalow, 4212 Rainier ave-; rms. :.
expan. attic, full bsmt;. rec. rm.,, 2
RE0rsess' Emed sss' fenced sR d4ys ya' oil hS
UNIVERSITY PARK, MD. Brick
home; large lvi rm;. fireplace. porch,
din. rm., bedrm., bath, kit. 1st f.
large :win-bed rms, bath End A.;
lg., light dry bsmt; large built-in
WI Sas'; b, suilt 1T and occupied by owner.
NEAR EAR GNivERs1rY GiHH; OF MARYLAND.
lot; immaculate condition; 3 bed
rooms. 2 baths. den; recreation
room; built-in garage; slate roof;
xesv atsis nssr
munity. Call WA. l3s3 or Di. 1oi5.
OPEN. SAT. AND SUNDAY 1 PM
Cedar Valley, near Fairfax Village.
out Southern ave. to Ellis ave. 3
blocks, right on Ellis, 5206-1O Clark
pl. New brick, 5 rms, tiled bath,
expan. attic, closets, g.ah.; FHA-
Gil approved; 5ec down for CT: terms
for non-GI; $l1,500. OWNER AND
BUILDER, HI. 6S0S. HI. 1894. -22
CORNER BRICK BUNGALOW-New
Hampshire ave; rooms. finished
exp. attic, large corner lot. full
shopping. schools, churches and
transp. Call Mr.. Harrington SH
5973. MARSHALL ], WAPLE CO.,
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
SALE OR EXCHANGE-Under SC
So. IT. for 130,6S0 SO. II. on paved
road; city water, big trees, 50. to
north Of Seat Pleasant: 2 old frame
houses: at R.R. sta. Q mi. out. cor
big brk. store; 40 mi. in Frederick
county; group garages Small
downtown office bldg; all clear; add
eash' terms; get data. N. =. RYON
4;-ROOM BUNGALOW. bath, cleo, oil
burner: lot 120x126 TT; S6,95O;
81 900 cash. ERWIN REALTY CO.,
NY. O334; ewes, WA 1881 ga
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BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
Custom built Colonial home. on large
corner lot: living room, dining room
kitchen and dinette. large, den and
2 baths. 2nd floor; oil h.-w.h de-
tached garage: near transp. and
shopping. This is an excellent value.
Call Mr.. Northern. 81. 1889. with
Evening star., 1950-05-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-k.W.
81. O345. OR. Osss, DE. s64O.
COlOred-POSSeSSiOn

81 500 down. North Capitol and
S SITS. NV lge. rms. and bath.
2-story brick: full bsmt.; h. VIII.
coal. nice yards: conv. to every
thing; priced to sell. Call till
8 pm. weekdays. Sunday IL to 5.
VIM. CalOmiriS Inv. Corp.
1912 18th ST. NV. DI. 1855. -23
Evening star., 1950-05-22
BARNABY WOODS
GEORGETOWN
SHEPHERD PARK

8 bedrooms. 2 baths: large garden;
recently remodeled; priced very low
STEVENS. Realtor MI 2A0S 2hs
Evening star., 1950-05-22
$4,000 DOWN

Sslf.service mkt. Owner claims over
$70O weekly bus. Nicely equipped,
Large, roomy store. White clientele.
snort hours. no Sundays. Priced low
Equipment and fixtures worth more
ssx1cIIEsivei s1spEav Eye Ueoos and Sun, Sam
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
eal = st. NV. MA. ssss. MA. es74.
Evening star., 1950-05-22
HOUSES FOR SAlE-vA.

COLONIAL-STYLE s-ROOM STONE
house: Large rms. and lawn: I2
beautiful acres. vi. ZOO. Ext. 2I26.
BUILDER MOvING-wn sacrifcs 2
each s S21-sis s10ff Hume nousss sTs.. sae4o AleS,
Va. See me today. Terms. 80
BY 800; brick home Of
8 rms. IN baths. full bsmt., 2Sx32
Gn 10000 SO. IT. land. II mi. from
Wash; Herndon 47-W-4, Seneca rd.,
Herndon. Va. MR., PETERSEN.
8 BEDRM. brick. shaded lot, conv. to
schools, stores; located in AriinS.
ton Forest, SIS. $50. NORVA REAL
TX Co, INC, IA. 6O97; ewes. CH.
FoR SALE BY owNER-Attraesiv.
3-bedroom house in town OF Fair
Tax. Va, one mile from courthouse;
corner , lot; reasonable: call evenings.
sEvERAL MODERN bungalows in
Falls Church and suburbs. ranging
details come to lis HiIITood ave
McNAB, FA. 1905. N22
$9,25o WILL BUY a clean-as-a-pin
semfdetached brick home. very con-
veniently located in Arlington with
as little as S1.250 cash. CECIL B.
LUPTON, Realtor. OW. 5333. ga
3h BEDRMS., brick, level shaded lot.
gar. excel. sect. $4,000. NoRvA
eSss., SsAIrH cH. 9s2s. 81; INC" "a. ess eSs7'
cssa ssa Sss %sS Pnssn's sqsss sus,.ss 1ss
price. $40. 500. cecil B. LuProN,
Realtor, OW 1888 -23
Evening star., 1950-05-22

COLORED-VACANT
DET. TOWN HOUSE
IN CENTRAL HIGH
SCHOOL AREA. RECESSED
ENTRANCE FROM
SIDE PORCH TO RECEP-
TION FOYER. LGE.
PARLOR, FRONTS HAIR
WARD ST.-DIN. RIM.
AND KIT. OPENS ON
GARDEN; 3 LGE. BED
RMS. AND BATH
DRESSING RIM. ON 2ND
FLOOR. PRICED AT
ONLY 81, 500 DOWN,
AND $75 PER MO.
ALLOWANCE MADE FOR
YOUR CHOICE OF
DECORATING.
& NORRIS.
Realtor. 723 goth st. NV. RE. 65s5.
"a
Evening star., 1950-05-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-k.W.
CLEVELAND PARK

SAG Exl<1xNO AxtxA
Priced To Sell
Fine corner property OF brick Co
lonial design; completely redeco'
rated and contains hall. large hv-
ing room and dining room. butler!
pantry. kitchen: 3 bedrooms, study
and 2 baths on end floor: stair;
to finished attic with bedroom
maids room and bath in basement;
oil heat: breezeway to 2-car sarage
The grounds are very attractive and
contain cement patio with outdoor
fireplace.
BARNABY WOODS
An attractive home of brick and Co.
lonial siding, well located on q
nicely HANDICAPPED lot In excellent
condition: it contains living room
dining room. kitchen. 3 bedroom,
and bath; full basement with 5 deer
windows and plenty of space fol
recreation room. Priced S22. 2.950.
w. G.. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT co.
Builders and Developers Of
1880 Mass. Ave. NV. OR. 4464
Evenings Telephone EN-. 3419
Uist Your House With Us)
Evening star., 1950-05-22
Near 30th and Tennyson SITS

Near 30th and Tennyson Sts
Chevy Chase, D. c.
A big detached brick home
in the Blessed Sacrament
Parish; on beautifully land
scaped lot 70x1 so feet: recrea-
tion room with bar in base
ment: first-fioor lavatory; 8 big
bedrooms; oil .hot-water heat;
2.car garage; in perfect condi-
ton throughout. Phone Harley
Evans to inspect, WO. 0290.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1908 H st. NV. MA. 2345
Vicinity 18th and Decatur
4 BedrmS.-2 Baths
Row brick with lge. liv. rm., flrepl.
din. rm., kit. and screened porch;
storage attic, oil INV. h; real value
at $l5,750. Ewes. call Mr.. Given
SAMUEL Z. BoaLEY. INC. WI. 1920
Evening star., 1950-05-22
TAKOMA, D. c.
fnN0 nFn

4 bedrms., semidet. stucco. lge. liv.
rm., full din. rm. and kit, tile bath
with shower, full attic, full bsmt.
c. INV. heat; near Ga. ave. Don't
miss this buy Call now. ST. 1923
PHILLIPS g. COMPANY
Evening star., 1950-05-22

BRANDYWINE, MD.
Five-room house. furnished. owner
leaving, town, VIII sell for $4,000,
Mr.. Hamilton, HI. 7O9e; after 8
pm, HI. 4770.
WEST REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1950-05-22

SELF-SERVICE MKT
NV. Weekly bus. S1,4oo, cash and
garry. Short hours. Well established
sacrifice for $4,000, Complete with
Isfge stock. Eve. and Sun, S. Chasen,
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
631 Z st. NV, MA. 93s9. MA a374
Evening star., 1950-05-22
$1,000 DOWN

WV ~ w ~
6elf-service mkt, NV. Inexperiencsd
owner claims $500 weekly bus. Good
operator can increase by adding beer:
no beer within z blocks. Priced be.
low actual worth of fixtures and
equipment. Must be seen to be ap-
Sam Blanken. ia. 0995' ~ S"N'
kOGOD & BOOKOFF
o31 4 st. NV, MA. 93s9, MA. 1874.
Evening star., 1950-05-22
noUsEs-sAlE-Mp. Gent,
MANOR CLUB ESTATES

SILVER SPRING
CAPE COD-S15,750
Den, Bedrm., Bath, lst Fl.
9 bedrms. and bath end. FIR; liv. rm
kit: Sl,5o0 down, bal. can be a.
nanced; Ice. lot; close to shopping.
transp. and schools.
WOODMOOR
Brick Dutch Colonial. center entrance,
liv. rm. with frepl side screened
porch, guest-Si2e din. rm.. all-elec
kit, with breakfast space, master
bedrm and bath, : other lge hedrms
and bath: full bsmt.. "a bath; built
In garage; lse well Handicapped lot;
within ! blk Of all conveniences
CAPITAL REALTY CO.
SH. 0673. 1926 CoIesville Rd.
BEST BUNGALOW BUY
BRICK, $3.50 DOWN
Ane assume az; trust, payable
9 mos. old: . bedrm., new Bend!x
washer. Total price, S10,500. A
rare buy SH. Sulu.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT & INSURANCE CO.
COLORED-NEARBY MARYI. AND,
6o29 River rd.-Detached; LARGE lot;
trees; bedrooms, rec. room; many
extras. Possession. OWNER, IA.
7010. -22
Evening star., 1950-05-22

COLD CUTS, ICE CREAM
Capitol Hghts.. Nd; over $500 wkly.
sstes' rent; S75. includes 2-rm
owner for. 10 yrs; 2 ice or. ma
chimes. lots Of fixtures; owner III
and must sell; plenty net profit:
priced low. with $4,000 down. CAN
LANE PASTOR, EX. 2555
Evening star., 1950-05-22
FINE CORNER HOME

FINE CORNER HOME
1918 Emerson st. n.w-62 by III
to alley and ls-foot parking; very
rooms. and "a baths; garage; prop
erty clear. Inspect any evening bet.
8 and 8, or Sunday, 2 to 6 o'clock.
HoWenStein Realty Corp.
141s H st. NV. DI. 1877. q
MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TO SEE
TAYLOR Ct. mr.. 10th and Arkanss!s ss!.
home Of s rms, ga baths. 4 bed
rms, full bsmt., recr. rm. with lava
tory, 2-car built-tn garage, oil h.
VIII. Priced to sell.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N. Capitol, Realtors. MA. 5000
1904 Calvert st. NV, MA. 5000
8O4 KENNEDY ST. NV.
22-ft.-wide row house. now arranged
into 2 apts.; 1st-commercial zon-
ing; excel. for DEVELOPMENT into
small business; $1S,500. Call owner
GE. 3453 -2S
Evening star., 1950-05-22
HoUSES-SALE-N.E. (cont. ]
Colored-River Terrace
81 250 Down

Here's q real buy, 2u-tt. brk. home.
recr. rm. in bsmt., scr. fr. porch.
Needs decorating but at 1850 it
should sell at once. RALPH D.
COIN, EX 57O5 ST. $40
Evening star., 1950-05-22
PACKAGED FOODS
DELIVERY BUSINESS

FOOD PROCESSING co WITTY Es
TABLsHED ACCoUNTs NEE NEEDh h"s5 <
ADDITIONAL Distributors TO
SERVICE ACCOUNTS. THRICE
MEJEKLY; WORKING CAPITAL
ANNUAL INCOME S6.5O0 WRITE
EXP; q PHONE NO. 10 BOX Sfa-
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Evening star., 1950-05-22

ONE-MAN GROCERY
Weekly vol. over $500. Short hours
GloSed Sundays. Owner must sell
wan sacrifice at $4,000, lock, stock
and barrell. See and be convinced, i,
Eye: ana Sun, S. Chasen, RA. 543S.
kOGOD & BOOKOFF
o3l Z st. NV. ma. 1889, MA. sa74
Evening star., 1950-05-22
BY OWNER
S9-75n

:. 2.bedrm. masonry Colonial. ,liv. Em,.
loc. conveniently in So. Arl; only s
min. TO Pentagon and Navy Annex;
very moderate down payment and
assume existing financing
YEONAS REALTY