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e~NA S"ie' MN oGLiNI' LIE. --oo~'
REFRIGERAToRs, rebuilt and guar
Sth st. Nv INV. IA. YssS. ''V' Il 'A
REFRIGERAToRs-Apt. size uni
yersai; SaS oW eTcel. iASe sond.' will guarantee;
REfRIeRRAToas, Err 9M TRdfs reconditioned il ike
dept. Time payments and free de-
and sizes from s35 up. FREpER-
RFrkfeERsIohs. IGKS asST iath 4o g. nE disc on al,
door models: last 'S years I nodes mo Is
anti s!asfes oyAt eSs terns appL9scE 3ssn sye. co
REFRItRsToRs III HIghS1s aye s sfo LH 1000 sss
guar. P. 8. Smith, s. 4 s.. INC,
1874 49, H st. ne, Ii. 3-a545, Ii.
REFRIGERAToRs. New 1850 models
sakAMoukT alk NJ eo eove Siso SEQ asorsa css ss
REFRIGER.TS;r4ts aysi n;Ti HE; 1900, -.co,, w,n,.,
WEBsffR saEs; FEN CO! go a4 spaF st. JOIN naR
REFGR., Frigidaire, z. Gu. it.. porce-
lain inside and cut. motor Qooo,
remote install. and running ia. 6546,
RUG-9x1s, gen. Amer. Oriental,
Gulistan; fine condition; reasonable;
also two. scatter. GE. 2225.
RUG, Oriental, approx. l2x15 #;
burgundy background: $500. FA.
RUGS. imported; Persian. oriental
good wearing: 9xI2. S39.5O: ski
S34.50: other sizes propor priced
RnGsTxo sxl2 H. bngnta imported d.h1i hand
saw, Electric band tmeat,; reason
able; practically new. NEW DEAL
MARKET, 42s N. Alfred St, Alex.
TE; 77S7. Closed Monday, Ia
ssa5. caii Tu. fsso. ~ 1i2 "
Soy hfs sh ike mSSei nsRi $ao uSes cal fOGe' 81
SEWING slsiSei. MACHINES, new. desk
500. Ex. 6s44. 915 10th st: NV
SEWING MACHlNEs-S24.5o SO up; re,
built Singer elec. models; discounts
on new Domestic. White and New
Home machines. We repair ant
n. e. SEWING MAcHINE AMI
RADIO STORE. 1915 H st. ne, TR
/ sHoES-cancellations. hundreds Of
| styles; men, women, children. Outfit
your family in famous-brand shoes
| Mademoiselle, Paradise, De Liso
Selby, Jarmsn, Winthrop, Roblee
| Edwards, Play Poise, etc. Save II
500 or more. LIEBERMAN, INC.
3412 14th st. NV. End floor. Oper
| 10 to o pm. TU. 2521. --12
SHOW Case IT. Good condition
Bargain. TR. 1908. .-12
SINK, American. like new: bargain
/ $50. 222 Spruce ave-, Takoms
SOFA, 2-pc. sectional. red, moderr
design: will sacrifice. OIL. 36ls.
SOFA, black tapestry. 8 IT. with sir
cover: reasonable. OH. 3706. .--1s
SOFA BED. maroon, clean, good con.
dition; $40 or best offer. HU. 1853
SOFA AND CHAIR-well-built Law,
siae; sGa' ss5. s'sis Can pe5s ow ssn sbsi efalA
| STEEL SASH-As low as S4.0S TO
/ 1913 sash; closing out our .discon
i tinued line; many sizes available
/ I. S. TURoyER, Bethesda, Md
Phone WI. 6622.
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THE MAURY

IlG NNAOn
701 10th st. NV, near White House.
Double rooms, maid service, running
vadfeIu water IN each room; reasonable
COLORED-LGE. FRONT RIM. for
transp. MI. 4743, 1908 q st. III
CoLoRED-1630 CORCoRAN ST.
Nicely furnished room, near bath
and phone: e.h.w., all privils.; for
young o employed woman or couple.
coLoRED-1sle wALLAcH pL. NV.
plenty of heat and hot w water; S.; So
mo-: apply after $3.50 pm See MRS.
HARRIS, AD. 1904. Ill
CoLoRED--sGLE. AND DBLE. RIM.
Deps ns hShe tSs ssnea stt4asssss sneHsis
CoIoRED1-RH. CGiIsssiR d m FOR cpLE.1 1al Of .
men; with privileges. MI. 2311,
coLoRED@7as col ds s.; QUEBEC pL.-dam. CO
Portable rm. in refined home; smpl, @
person; all home privils. RA. 6s9S.
coLoRED-LGE, FRONT RIM, fupn.,
arsnt,ns. ana kis.; EN- smpl e young young cpl, non
PL. N.w.-Em-
ployed couple or refined ladies. Lgc
front rn., next to modern bath, new
furniture; cooking; all priyils.; pvt.
COLORED-NR. i4th AND EUCLID
NV. - Attr. front rm.. cooking
privils.. for refined empl married
cple., 2 gentlemen, or . ladies. 81
wk. ca. NO. 0203 after 5 pm, ia
C0LORED - "HfLLCREST HOUSE,
$500 18th st. n.w.-Nicely furn.
rms. for empl. people. married, or
share rms. for ladies or gentlemen.
coaoRESisis oa SRiEGren Appy NEW II psrlSn
AVE. NV. - Nicely furn. rms. for
empl. people, married, or share rms.
for ladies or gentlemen. No children.
Apply in person. la
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RMS. EURk.-Mp. 8 VA.

RMS. FuRN.-MD. 8 VA.
ARLINGTON vA.-Bright room, just
like home, kit, laundry, living rm.
privils.; ideal location. CHI. S492
ARLINGTON - Lge,. warm master
bedrm., nicely furn:. tile bath and
FRONT BEDRM.. next bath; laund,
and phone privils.; conven. transp.
WI. 3795 after $50. -12
ARLINGTON, 2646 N. ouantico St.
A gentleman's dream room with ad-
joining private bath, $40 wk.
ALEX. vA.-sele. bedrm. in nice
location. one block from busline.
Gentleman. Phone XII. S-793b.
ARL., VA, mr.. Lee Blvd. and Giebe
I'd. on 1O-D busline-Attrac; sgle.
liv. rm. PRIVILEGES; empl. girl ia.
BERWYN. MD, Lovely sunny rm.,
Toi Sipsls ss9e. q double twin or d0le: 1s bed
sPACIous STUDIO RIM. pvt. home,
share bath with another; telephone
and laund. privileges; empl. lady
ROOM, next to bath;
on busline. AL. 4465. .-12
rm., close in,
on front; large closet; best neigh-
borhood, block from bus, Gail
ARLINGToN-Double rm., twin beds;
couple preferred; conven. to down
town Washington. Gil. 49lS. -13
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

ATTENTION TO FARMERS-Wanted
draft horses and colts of all kinds.
Write W. o. DOSH. Gaithersburg
Md Ii
FIREPLACE WOOD, 1905 seasoned
oak. split, gain. lengths, SIS per
cord: TO. SAL. IL
AND ANGUS STEERS.
so head. light weight, vaccinated
and delivered, any number. SH.
2114, ME. 1884. IA
3 YEAR. 16.1 Bay GeldinE. sound and
sensible, suitable for park or hunt.
Owner will sacrifice to good home,
GE. 1878. -12
BOARD and box stall for your horse.
Potomac Hunt Club Area. Rock
vile 364S.
3 NICE HUNTERS, / open Jumper
! registered saddle mare, 3 other
gentle horses; suitable for children;
5 ponies. Rockville $3.50; ewes,
HU, 90T5. Ia
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E.-s.W.

EAST CAPITOL ST.-Attrac 2-rm.
suite. liv. rm., bedrm.. SIl.50 wk
Nice lge. front twin bedrm., $40 per
wk., also nice lge. sgle. rms, $3.50
RBe57sT per Tk' LII s-ol2s; eyes, Ii.
NEAR BOILING FIELD, shops,
movies, transp.; private Jewish
home, new; gentleman pref. Phone
s0S EAST CAPITOL sT-one large
double room for two adults; cook
ing PRIVILEGES if desired. Ii. 3-9S0T.
SINGLE RM. for men nr. Anacostia
receiving station; $50 mo. 14l4
T St s.e., LU. 1852. -12
1i5 I2th ST. S.E.-Large Ink. rooms
for sober; clean, respectable people.
41s eth sT. s.w.-Housekeeping rm.
for sober cple.; on carline; elec.
refgr. sink, compl. furn.; 50 gk.
CoLoRED-5Oi D ST. s.E.-Dble
front rm for employed couple. Home
privileges. FIR. 1858. -12
CoLoRED-I6l7 B ST, s.E.-Large
couple. Ii. 4-343l u
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ROOMS EURN. OR UkEURN.
ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS WIN BOARD

1917 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Single and double; ladies and gentle-
men; S11.50 TO $3.50. DE. 9645
2OI F ST. N.E.-Nice room ana
excellent board for refined sober
Iss5 18TH ST. N.w.-Nicely furn-
Showers, elevator, running water,
telephone in rooms, excellent board
14O1 18th N.w.-clean. nicely furn.
rms; business people. students;
excel. food and service, switchboard.
703 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Vacancies for young people, SAT so
Two good meals; conv. transp.; maid
1856 n ST. N.w.-several attractive
finement Enjoy our home, our food
and our hospitable drawing room
with television. MRS. WALLACE
oGiET r. NATURE icfiJsll LADY would be in.
terested in giving you room and
beard MaItd in n her ps home near Georgetown,
SWEEN. 1859 Brewer place NV,
ESQ @aSh,i MASS. Al = AVE. N.w.-Are rig you
choosey as to living quarters, food.
company Try Mansion Club,
home you'll love to share. DE. 9s46.
WENDELL TERRACE-Pleasant rms.
for young people; excel meals and
transp.. maid service; SAT 80 mo
1927 Belmont I'd NV. MI 9435
1926 10th ST. N.W.-Economic way
to live, nice rooms, doubles and
singles; S47.50 ea. per mo-; EXCEL
FRONT RM. for 2 men; twin beds;
z homnsescooked meals each day.
THE MANCHESTER, APT-HoTEL,
1926 M. st. NV, large double bed
living m. pvt. bath, pvt. telephone
Hotel service. Cal MANAGER. NE.
PETWORTH--2 adj. rooms. / with 2
double beds, ] dressing and living
IN ONE OF BETTER PLACES-Rm.
with breakfast. 1885 Columbia I'd.
NV DE- 1857 -12
VACANCIES for. young ladies, excel.
food, private bath, walk. dist. to
downtown; refined group OF young
pST.p eSsppi DETACHED TIsSei HOME, end-fioor
front, next to bath. nicely furn..
food, 9 meals daily incl. Sun. $50
each. GE. 2212. liz
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures !

priSils. soS cue MewLf st. NV o Ak. sM ss7as'
COLORED-I1O3 N. J. AVE. NV
Bsmt. rm., apt complete with kitch-
enette. Semipvt. bath, S4S.50 mo. l
No fee charged. JERSEY ACME
AGENCY. Refs. required. -12
COLORED-LGE. FRONT RM., single
or dbl, conv. to transp., some
privils Call RA. S726. -12
COLORED-i34 MANOR PL. NV
Furn rm. for couple. Cooking
.priyil. Call TU. 0305. u
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WESIEY HALL,

Spacious .dble. rms. in remodeled re-
dec. bldg. Running wafer in every
rm. Large closets; dances and free
movies. Rec. rn1.; Bendix washer;
selected menu; S4S to $3.50; 1926
21st st. NV. HU. 1924.
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MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
MULTIMETERS, weston 897 and
Simpson 215; perfect condition; best
reasonable offer, Box 1868. Star.
- -12
OFFICE FURNITURE, reconditioned;
desks, chairs, files, tables. etc. 42q
9th St s;w. ME, 1866.
trolls. Excel. cond, reasonable.
5S15 Nevada ave. NV, OR. 2457.
OIL HEATER, like new, cost si25,
will sell for $50, including stack.
FLAHERTY BROS, INC, 1882 Mt
OIL TANK, 1875 gallons, extra
heavy storage, excellent condition;
reasonably priced. Call MI. 1858.
gray, size 40, S25; brown, size 3S,
Al condition, $40. WI. $685. -12
PAINT-Base paint, fiat wall and
primer; S2.95 gal. in 10-gal lots.
l: S. TQROVER, Bethesda, Md.
Phone WI. 1922.
PHoNOGRAPH RECORDS - Victor,
Columbia. Decca, Capitol and So
nora records and albums; popular
and. and classical; Sheet music; Large
SHOP, 4S05 Mass. ave. NV. EN-.
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POULTRY AND EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 61g K st. NV,
'--Conkey's Y-O feeds; baby chicks;
poultry supplies; NE. 99ss.
worth ave. ne. Victor 1858. Only
hatchery in d. c. 20s
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUEs-Bric-a-brac, china. sii.
poRA kRWpsAW III MfEsToNR Essf N.Y. ssS fal
AsrTouEsFSrnltnfe IL hs stsrlinf 74sS Sricabrae.
china, glassware. rugs. silverware.
paintings: highest cash prices paid
Call MURRAY istarbeckerl. IA.
BICYCLE, girls, ao-in. wheel. OIL.
BOOKS. large and small collections,
bought and removed at our expense.
DISTRICT BOOK STORE. ri 9th
St NV" NE. $685.,
ALBION aaS eBoese B0oR sao Il fur fs
CLoTHINGMHishest HIN aWii n opgS pgioes for men,.
used clothing, BERMAN's; if22 7th
st. NV AD 3727. Will call
CLoTHING.Top prices paid for
meD,s. n,sns used iSsd clothing; typewriters
LEviNs Al sAhfs. sa1s: VIII VIII z aAEI. Fl, NE
FuRNITURE-WilI ouy entire con.
tents or odd pieces. Also old china
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling fof
55 years. HoPWoODS, sth and K
sts; nv; ME. 5287.
OhNltbhE WdnlcO dt OuCe. ROOO
furniture of all kinds; entire home
or odd pieces: pay cash. Please
call MR. JAMES. phone Ma. 1920
FURNITURE WANTED
rop PRICES. CALL co. 1896
FURN.-Entire household contents,
old glassware, silver, misc, china;
highest prices. S. E. FURN. ExCH..
2l0 zth s.e.;s AT. 05s5
sssyes fura AeME ssS sToyR Rsao'os co
10ll 1th st NV MA. 1852
G0LD-Bring your old gold. plati-
mum. teeth, discarded jewelry We
pay cash A KAHN. INC. 81 years
METAL. IRON, RAGS AND PAPER
D. C. WASTE PAPER CO.. I'll Ken
llworth ave. ne, Ii. 3-53l4. -22
PIANOS - For Westover Baptist
Church. If you are planning to store
or discard a piano. would you please
consider donating it to us. We will
move 1t. FA. 4S05. -13
PIANOS, used spinets, uprtghts and
grands. Highest cash prices. Call
MR.. -BALDI. ST 0250.
PIANOS-Grands. consoles. spinets
. or small uprights. Will pay cash
SH. 3039
PIANOS WANTED SSS
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DOGS, PETS, ere.

IRISH SETTER PUPPIES, leading
A.K.c. and and F.p.s.B.; '' | male, % S re- e.
males, 2 mos. old. Call Elmwood s94
aiter o pm. -l2
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REUPHOLSTERING
Special. Sofa and chair reupholstered,
ship guar % yrs. in same establish
ment La FRANCE UPHOLSTER1NG.
2509 14th st. NV. CO. 1881.
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FURNITURE

Chest of drawers, dressers, chairs,
tables, lamps, dinette sets, new
Duncan Phyfe table, suitable for s
d or 10, $35. 13l 18th ST. ne. Open
9-S pm, Sun 1913. Furniture store.
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FREE BOAT PLANS

FREE BOA1 PLANS
And building instructions for a Oft.
row boat, IL 1l2-ft. row boat, 13la-ft.
outboard run-a-bout, 15 #. sailboat
or a 20-ft. sailboat. The above
boats are built of super marine
plywood. guaranteed waterproof
Robinson's has all the lumber
that you, the lobbyist or home
owner, can build it yourself. Send a
penny postal card for one of the
above boats you wish to build and we
we will mail you your choice. Come
in or write, ROBINSON BROS. INC,
your self-seryice lumber yard. Open
Sat. and Sun. all day, 1889 Kenil-
worth ave. ne. No phone calls
3s-FT. AUXILIARY cruising sloop,
Universal engine: S1,100. Owner
must sacrifice Immediately; has op-
ton on larger boat. Boat in Wash
ington. Call WI 7761. -12
PLYW00D, Super-Harbord, the orig
inal marine plywood; popular sizes
in stock. NASH MARINE SUPPLIES,
INC. 930 Maine ave. s.w., DI. 4010
22-ft. Sportsman, 130
HPM; used week ends. 4 mos; like
aneyyj; $1,000 less than cost. DU.
DISl. LIZ
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PIANOS WANTED $SS
COLONIAL PIANO CO.. MA. 4s70.
AM INTERESTED in buying silver
ware, any condition, china. bric-a-
brac. ole jewelry. household effects,
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE. 1898
G st, NV ST 1895
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COAL. Woop. EuEl ON

SEASONED SPLIT OAK WOOD-wiii
deliver u cords. "a cords or full
cords. Call ALASKA COAL co
Ma 1856 or OF 1900.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
TELEVISION = Rent a television
reasonable rates. AT. 2029. -12
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REFRIGERATOR

Reconditioned with new compressor
Approx. % Gu. It. for commercial
use. restaurant, groc. Priced for
quick sale. MR.. BELINE, DE. 2302
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436S. -12
NEW COLONIAL CRUISER
37-ft. sedan. Amazing, luxurious liv,
ing Accommodations for 8. Sat and
Sun inspection until pm. at
MAYFLOWER, 1900 Maine ave. s.w.
HOWARD FRAZIER, DE. 6S05.
17k-FT. vENTOR, 122-h.p. Chris
Craft motor, guaranteed perfect
condition, speed over 35 miles per
hour.
loft. utility runabout. 20 h.p. Arnolt
Seamite; boat and motor new.
lift. Garwood, 90 h.p. Chrysler,
solid mahogany hull, leather up
holstery.
21-ft. Cruisalong utility, Gray 4-163;
brand new, never been in water.
Al h-ft. Chesapeake Bay boat, eft.
beam; 141 h.p. Chrysler, toilet,
hunks. Bargain price.
30-ft. Custom built trunk cruiser,
Red Wing motor, good condition.
All above boats in guaranteed perfect
condition Priced to SELL JOSEPH
GOLDSTEIN, Prince Frederick. Md,
phone Prince Frederick 73 -12
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Furniture Unclaimed
1e pc. solid NAH. d. r. suite, 500;
6 PC. wal. bedrm. suite, $79; solid
nah. buffet, S19.50; solid NAH
dropleaf table, S32.50; modern love-
seat, S65: new Lawson loveseat,
500; 9x12 woolen rug, $16; 9x12
0zite pad. Ss; sofa, S25; nah.
plastic leatherette sofa, S26; metal
wardrobe. S14; sofa, SS; o/S
OPEN DAILY TIL Q PM.
Hoffman UpholStererS
OA9Q 9Th CT N w LIZ
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.2I E. CAPITOL ST.-Lge. front rm.,
Frigidaire. for empl. cple., $3.50 ea.
RSFNT{yPhn PER Tk Ph9ne J ~ 3cG2e6 sGR aas III H.,
ST. n.e.-Lge front rm., newly. deco
rated adjoining bath with shower,
kit. privileges; SIS wk. DU. 326S.
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TELEVISION

New 1850 models. Call JU. 7-940O
for a real discount on nationally
WOODMOoR APPLIANCE, I01O9
ColesVille I'd, Silver Spring. -l2
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AOl ooUCE, Ctcdu WOrklUR peODle, SOU
monthly. LU. 4-7514. 12'
CHASTLETON HOTEL
Furnished apts.: and bedrooms.
See manager. 18th and r SITS. NV,
HOTEL 1440
Newly furn., I rm., kitchenette and
bath, q hr, phone and elevator
service, S24 4.50-S35 weekly. 1440 r.
l. ave. NV. Ia
G. w. U. HOSPITAL AREA
Two rms. kit. and bath. well furn.;
all utils.; S90 per mo. WOODWARD
& NORRIS, Realtors, 723 goth st.
NV, RE $685.. -13
RMS, FURNISHED,
kitchen, and share bath, $40, per
month. Call Ma. 1888; eyes,. Ii.
BASEMENT APT. 8
rooms. heat, light and gas. 1918
lst st. ne, Z pm. to 8. IL
APARTMENTs FUR. OR UhFUR.
Mr.. NAVY MEDICAL. Public Health;
semifurn;; lge. rms, End A., pvt.
COL0RED-1129 57th PL. Ne
Groom, basement apt; kitchen priv
ilege; would like couple; no chill
dren. Jordan S-7l73. Ill
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FURNITURE SALE-Child's all metal
chifferobe, S12,50; utility cabinets,
10-in. tall, S8.95; metal wardrobes,
= l5x63, S9.95. HENRY'S, 1925 18th
ST. NV, MI 944S -15
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BOATS

1917 CRUIsALoNG. 21-ft. cabin
cruiser; excel. eond., powered Gray
As hip. marine engine, fully equip.
anchor, lights. life preseryers, air
mattresses for hunks. Must sell,
owner leaving city. Call ewes, TIE.
43fS 10
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701 10th st. NV, near White House
Double rooms, maid service, running
water in each room; reasonable
weekly rates II
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FURNITURE, complete four rooms of
. solid reck maple; no phone. 71S
Labella Walk, Falls Church, JEFF.
Village Apis. 12s
FURNITURE, Bedrm. suite; living,
fine home. Ewes. OR. 043l IL
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FURNITURE SALE-Going out of
business: all MERCHANDISE below cost.
CABINETS So up. wardrobes S3.75 7 up
and many more new and used
items. Last 3 days Friday and
Saturday $50 am. to 1880 pm.
Sunday 9:30 am. to 1870 pm.
NORTHEAST FURNITURE Ex-
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-07-19
BY HARRY I. TAKAGI

MAS SATOW, National Executive
Secretary of the JACL. left a very
favorable impression with those who
met him for the first time during
last weekend's meeting of the Paci-
fic Northwest District Council, for
which the Seattle Chapter acted as
hosts"
While Mas is not by his own adj
mission, the orator that Mike Masa-
Okla, his predecessor in office, hap
pens to be, he is a capable speaker
in his own right who knows whereof
he speaks He is also extremely con-
genial and a good mixer" which
doesn't do him any harm, of course.
in the contacts which are a majo
portion Of his duties.
A thumbnail biography of Mas
Satow: Born in San Mateo, Calf, he
moved to Los Angeles when about
years old, and has been q perma-
nent resident of L. A ever since. He
graduated from UCLA in 1929. and
later from Princeton Theological
Seminary, where he was granted a
Bachelors Degree in Theology, be-
lieve it or not.
Although Mas has been a JACL
member since 1882, he did not join
the National Staff until 1916. when
at the Denver convention, the de-
cision was made to transfer Mike
Masaoka to Washington, D. c., as
head Of the ADO, with Satow to
serve as acting National Executive
Secretary in place of Masaoka. Two
years later, the word "acting" was
dropped from his title.
From 1882 until he joined the
JACL staff, Satow was active in
YMCA work, being executive secre-
tary of the Japanese branch of the
Los Angeles YMCA until evacuation
in 1912 After a period in the Amache
relocation center he became a MEM
Der of the National Council of the
YMCA in 1913, and was assigned to
a special project, Services to West
Coast Evacuees'', which required a
great deal of travel and which oc-
cupied his time until his affiliation
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-07-19
WEDNESDAY,, JULY 10, 1850
Columns Right

With JACL headquarters.
Mas has been married for the last
eight years However. like Mike Ma
saoka. he has no children, and the
subject of kids is therefore about
the only one on which neither of
these JACL officers can speak with
authority.
Fortunately for local civic pride.
Seattle weather was on its best be-
havior during the PNWDC meeting.
Clear blue skies lots of sunshine and
temperature which was lust right"
made a hit with all the delegates, es-
pecially with Mas Satow, who, after
living in Los Angeles, Milwaukee,
and Washington, D. c., knows how
hot it can get outside the Pacific
Northwest.
During his stay in Seattle, Satow
was a guest at the home of Mac Ka-
neko. Unfortunately. however, he was
not exactly treated as a guest in a
little game" which followed Satur-
days china-meshi dinner, National
Headquarters emerging somewhat
The poorer as a result.
However, the budget was balanced
when two new members of the
Thousand Club"-Kaz Yamane and
Fred Takagi-were signed up for the
usual $25.
We learned with interest from Sa-
tow that shooting on the 442nd ret
picture, Go for Broke. is expected
to start this fall There's a rumor
going the rounds that a top star,
possibly Van Johnson, will play
part in the film Be that as it may,
there seems to be little doubt that
MGM is definitely pointing for an
Academy Award with this picture.
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Shot by HoOdlums

LOS ANGELES, Calf, July 10
(Rafu Shimpo Dispatch)-Shot in
the stomach and in the leg by three
teen-aged hoodlums a 28-year-old
japanese American today lay in cri-
tical condition at the General Hos
pital.
According to witnesses, the trio,
believed to be Negroes, approached
the Nisei and fired when the latter
and his girl companion started to
run.
The shooting occurred in the 800
block on E. 95th ST.. about II pm.
last Tuesday,
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soned three years after World War
I for advising a strike among $4,000
Osaka and Kobe dock workers.
Born in Kobe, DR.. Kagawa was
graduated by Tokyo's Meiji CPresby-
terrain Mission College in 1907 Two
years later, he attended the South
ern Presbyterian Theological Semi
nary in Kobe and at the same time
worked with the slums of that city.
He made his first visit to the United
States in 1914 and entered the Prin-
ceton Theological Seminary. Having
received his Bachelor of Divinity de-
gree year later, he returned to
Japan to begin a consumers cooper
alive movement.
DR.. Kagawa is particularly known
for his settlement work in the Shin
Kawa slums of Kobe, for his work
with laborers and farmers, and his
relief work after the earthquake. He
toiled and labored with the. people
and began to preach and write about
hem. He preached early in the
morning to people on their way to
work because that was the only time
TO catch them. He preached to
drunkards at two O'Clock in the
afternoon because that was the only
ime they were sober.
In the fall of 1923, Tokyo was met
With the greatest disaster in the
country's history. DR.. Kagawa left
his organized churches in Kobe to
work with the Christian ministry
n that country's capitol. The gov
eminent took little time in noticing
his work and soon made him one Of
the leaders of the National Recon
struction commission
He concentrated his efforts in To-
liyo's industrial districts and then
developed the HOMO settlement
church for relief work Later he es-
| -ablished the Matsuzawa settlement
church in one of Tokyo's suburbs.
Back in Kyoto, where the SUM
districts were just beginning to be
cleared. an earthquake hit the city
in 1927 Here he began all over again
with the establishment of large re-
lief agencies and the reorganization
of his mission groups He instituted
Farmers Gospel school in the
rural areas between Kobe and Osaka
and the project soon became a pat
! tern for 90 others in all areas of the
city.
Two years later found DR.. KagaWa
in the midst of the Kingdom of
God" movement in which he dedi-
Gated his entire efforts toward a
nations Christian and economic re-
form program. The International
Missionary council. then meeting in
Jerusalem, asked for his presence at
its conference DIR. Kagawa, then
involved in one of his greatest move
ments, refused the invitation.
With the visit to Japan of DR..
John r. Mott, his group instituted
a three-point program with the fol-
lowing emphasis:
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EX-GOy. Carr Nav
Run for Office

DENVER, Colo, July 19-Former
Governor Ralph L. Carr, who OPEN
ed his arms to welcome the evacuees
from the West Coast during World
War II said last weekend he would
meet again soon with COP party
leaders to discuss his candidacy for
governor of Colorado.
Previously, Carr had said he de
finitely" was not candidate for any
public office, but said he couldn't
say anything about it" until later.
The veteran Republican also said
the COP leaders might convince him
to run.