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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-10-13
OyamaStars
With kuraniShi
AsS-G Wins
Nagamine-Beppu's
Gain on Leaders /;
Blank 18th Ave.

Diamond Jim Kuranishi put on q
sparkling debut as q new member
of league-leading Sc "Smitties" In
the Nisei Commercial league Tues
day in Main Bowl.
Kuranishi took over where team
mate Kenny Oyama left off in the
first game by banging out 235 and
a 236 IN his second and third games
respectively to post 635 series as
the hot "Smitties" drubbed West
Coast Printing, 2-1. Oyama. after
his first 245 game, "simmered down"
to 178 and 1879 for a 622 which is
fair enough.
West Coast had CAPTAIN Fred Ia
kagi spilling the woods for a 629 ON
very-much consistent counts of 200,
215. and 205. Kenny Arita, also of
West Coast, turned in $40 score.
While the "Smitties" and West
Coast Printing were knocking each
other down hard. Nagamine-B eppu
Chevrolet cautiously edged into I'M
disputable second place by taking
care of 18th Ave-, 80. Tommy Nam
ba and Pruney Tsuji, Magazine
Beppu's most reliable warriors, tore
into the pins with 614 and SOS seri-
es respectively. Shire Shiota's SIT
looked good in the 18th Ave. books.
The remaining pin-pelting ses-
sions finished as follows: Cathay
Post Q, Reno Tavern 1: Coast Wide
8, Royal Amusement O; Sakahara
Insurance 3, Broadmoor 0;and Tad's
Gardening 8, Seventh Ave. Service o.
Those hitting in the high 800" were
Bob Wong SAL, Bill Tanaka 538,
George Iwasaki SAT, TAX Yoshijima
$50, Paul Minato 545, Nobi Kyono
$50, Yukio Kuniyuki ssh. Jimmy Ma
Kanura $50, Tux Tada $50, frankie
Nakagawa $50, Johnny Wong $50,
Min Suyama 538, and George Full
| moto 536.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-10-13

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 10
(JACL ADC)-Assistan Attorney
General Holmes Baldridge in charge
of the claims division of the De-
partment of Justice signed the first
evacuation claims award under the
recently-enacted compromise settle
ment program, the Washington Of
flee of the JACL Anti-Discrimina-
ton Committee was informed this
week.
The claimant, Takashi Sata. is an
Issei now residing at 2764 North
Kenmore st., Chicago, III. Prior to
evacuation, he lived in San Francis
co, Calf. He was evacuated to the
Turlock Assembly Center and then
to the ella River Relocation Gen.
ter. He relocated to Chicago.
His claim was for household goods
and personal effects, amounting to
1882.
He was awarded the full three
fourths allowed under the new law
-$286.50.
Because Congress has not passed
the 1852 fiscal year appropriations
bill for the Department of Justice
the treasury will not be able to for
ward Sata the check for week OF
two. The appropriations bill is nov
in conference between House ant
Senate members to iron out differ
ences and the final bill is expected
to be voted on within week.
The award was the first to bt
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Unaedo viii Box
In Australia Rings,
After All the Fuss

LOS ANGELES, Calf. Oct 13-
Tommy Umeda. Hawaii-born Nisei
bantamweight, who first encounter
ed immigration troubles, will be able
to show his fistic wares on six
month tour of Australia.
The Nisei fighter left via Pan A
merican Clipper for the Down Un-
der country last Sunday
Umeda was recently offered q
contract for fights in Melbourne
sydney and Brisbane.
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Poor Cage Aide Turnout Greets Suguro;
ONLY 16 Teams Listed at First Meeting

Last year, the NvC-sponsored
leagues had % teams playing: seven
in AA, ten in A, and six in Girls. In
comparison, the Thursday assembly
noted merely four in IA, seven in
A, and five in Girls.
Due to the extremely poor turnout
of managers, Suguro intimated that
he would announce separate meet
ings for each circuit shortly, the
next time to make up the schedule
and to set the opening dates. Spots
are still open for teams wishing to
enter any one of the leagues, added
Suguro who may be reached at PR.
1925.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-10-13
Chocolate Drive
Set by Y-Teens

More Christmas Chocolate for
Austria" is the current ringing cry
of YWCA Y-Teens in King county
The hundreds of new recruits &c
the WV teen-age program will be
represented at 4:30 pm. wednesday
Oct II, at the annual roll-call cere-
monv in the downtown WV, Fifth
and Seneca. At that time a pre-
sentation of chocolate bars will bt
observed as the local Y-Teen con-
tribution to the national project Of
eifting foreign countries with cho-
colate for Christmas.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-10-13
North Coast,
H. K. Share First
InSNGBOLoop
Ken and Terry
Lead Toda's Men in
Merchants League

North Coast Importing found an
other team, H. K. Cafe, sharing top
position with its women after SN-
GBO Seattle Nisei Girls Bowling
Organization) matches were rolled
off Thursday in Main Bowl. Both
teams have 1913 records.
Tad Yamaguchi's North Coast
keglerettes were held to % draw
by Tommy Sakai's Toms Grocery
outfit. North Coast featured Pat
Hidaka's 500 series which embraced
the nights high 213 game.
The cafe lassies, with Carol Daty
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TOP TEN"

shooting an even 500 and substi-
tute Jean Sakahara contributing
493, dunked Harvest Garments, 40.
Takano Studio smashed T. Cafe,
40, to continue its winning ways,
being only two games off the pace
from the co-leaders.
And Tom Iwata's Iwata Insurance
had the situation well under control
in its convincing triumph over IN
ternational Branch ending in lop-
sided 40.
The two other tussles resulted in
Nogaki's beating N. G. Cafe,3-1, and
C. p. Cafe swapping Russo's, 40.
N. c. Cafe was spearheaded by Lois
Yut $40 and Fudge Sakanashi
(47D. Miss Yut's games were 157,
200 and 100.
Ken Teramoto (542) and Terry
Murakami (522) for Toda's Optic
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CHICAGO Relocatee Is First to Receive
Award under New Settlement Plan

made under the JACL ADC-sup-
ported compromise legislation that
was signed into law by President
Truman on Aug. II. The compro-
mise settlement formula was in
tended to speed up the begged
down evacuation claims program by
authorizing compromise settlement
of all claims up to three-fourths of
the amount of the compensate
items. or $500, whichever is less.
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/. A. Woman Fires
A Red Hot 275l

LOS ANGELES, Calf, Oct. 13-
Kleig lights swung to the Women's
Bowling league here last week as
Mas Fujii took the center stage spot
by turning in the top game of the
new season for both men and wo-
men when she blistered the lanes
with a red hot 275 game at Vogue
Bowl
She wound up with a 602 series,
but despite her brilliant kegling her
team, the Asahi, dropped three tits
to Grand Union Market.
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Crime Buster
Kefauver to Talk
At Demo Dinner

sCrime-Buster" Sen. Estes ke-
fauver of Tennessee viii be the fea-
tured speaker at the Jackson-Jeff-
erson Dinner to be staged by the
washington State Democrats on
tuesday, Dec. 4, in the Olympic no.
tel here. dinner chairman Luxe
Graham of Vancouver announced
this week.
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Presbyterians Slate
Choir Practice

Choir practice is being conducted
in the japanese Presbyterian church
from pm. each Friday under the
direction of Haven Buob, Seattle
Pacific College student
After the practice session. re-
creation period is held at which
time everyone puts on his think
ing cap" to suggest things to do.
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Valedas Will Honor
Al11rnnae at Tea

Valeda alumnae will be honored
at an informal tea from 7 to $50
pm, Friday, Oct. 10, in Room 221
of the HUB (Husky Union Building)
on the University of Washington
campus. The tea is being sponsored
by the present Valeda club.
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coming. parking, campus activity
participation, and volunteering Of
committees took place.
In addition to Kumasaka, the
president. other members of the 81
cabinet are: vice president. Yosh
Murakami; secretary. Kaz Ichikawa;
corresponding secretary, Hiro 5uzu-
XII; treasurer, Frank Sato; social
chairmen, Tom Koizumi and Dick
Takahashi; athletic chairman
Frank Nomiyama; and historian,
Tommy Otoshi.
The pledge list includes; Seattle
Ted Nakamura, Henry Kumasa-
ka, Jonathan Otani, Jim Matsuoka,
George Takahashi, Tom Hayashi
Don Arai, ''Fish" Okada, Teddy Tsue
Tuni Ota, Gerald Okamoto. Tyrus
Okada, Ken Yoshinaka, Harry Ka-
doshima and Tebo Matsudaira; Ha-
waii-Ken Sato. Lauri Nakatsu and
Harry Hayashi; wapato-Kuni Ia
kayama; and Ontario Shorty Fu'
kiase ~, wv ~s'-.-
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PatronIze Y0ur Advertisers
IN Tho Northwest Times
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HISTORY OF THE HOUSE

In 1920 the local Japanese COM
munity deemed 1t necessary to
construct club house for the ia
panese students attending the u
University of Washington. A do
nation drive of $4,000 was start
ed TO raise the fund for the con-
struction of the present clubhouse.
Contributions poured in from Sc
attic, Tacoma, Fife, Portland, Spo-
kane, Selleck, Snoqualmie Falls,
Toppenish, Wapato, White River
Valley, Bellevue and other areas.
The house was known as the
Japanese Students Club House
up to the time Of evacuation In
1912. During the evacuation the
house was managed by the Hlllel
Foundation, a Jewish organiza
ton.
In 1947, the club was re-0rga-
nized under the name Of Synkoa.
The name Synkoa Is made up Of
the last initial Of Japanese Stu
dents Club members who gave
their lives while serving with the
armed forces during World War
III. They are as follows:
S-George Sawada and Masao
Shigemura.
Y-Ge0rge Yamaguchi.
N-Ben Ninomiya.
K-Jiro Kanetomi, John Kawa-
guchi and Y0sh Kat0.
O-Taka Ohaxaki.
A--Eugene Amabe.
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Ken Teramoto (542) and Terry
Murakami 1927 for Toda's Optic
Evening star., 1951-02-24
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont. }

SAFE aIRe rfi BY S'e, owNER-supermssSptet, Ark
wkly average $1,000; Bethesda area;
all new equip; unlim, possibilities;
cIRaNEas Il asNSERasssS' ANb rs Si2a la1NpRY&2Rfm,
mediate sale: 2 stores. CO. 6142 or
ST: 9726. Evenings and Sun. FIR.
GROCERY sToRE-s75o dn. viii ip buy
Sale ia e1iel 81 cSfnsr' s41s priced for quick
MODERN, bay service station for
lease, Benning I'd. ne; available at
once, Ex. 2516; Sat. and Sun, OW.
GROCERY. beer and wine, off-sale: no
Sundays, monthly business. $4,000.
Can easily be increased. Total price
Of store only $4,000 with small down
witn YEoNAs REALTY. Gil. 2iOo,
sHoE REPAIR sHop-colored Ira trade.
Mach. equip. Clear, Best offer, cash,
RESTAURANT ON 18th ST. NV
years. doing ST 800 wkiy. seats over
40c. eve: bar shot, 45c day, 55c eve:
fully equipped; 9 walk-in boxes, 2
ffreezers. television set, beautiful bar.
Ss5 sSs maSeo, sead etG:; lee. kit; net rent.
oB saSqG aoL1HSDEa HsE%s sasI5s5S. sISoSS sssh Ss
"a; ave. NV. Ma. 9743 -2S
COFFEE SHOP, nearby Va. town.
seat seats IS,. 6oi plus go in pvt. din: rm,
hsna1es sssiR 3v e. FsaNca Fsnt SaIeSo es
.eiusiye; call Fairfax {va) 3sl. --25
hhCADE Tor sale; good money-maker;
no exper. necessary; owner must
sell due to illness. RE, 1910 for
SHOEMAKER SHOP, good location;
sell sell on account Of illness, Phone GE,
DRY CLEANING AGENCY - 10 Long
est ssta5; / Soo osoacrifiee $500; NV. location.
DEHlcATsssENS.A sTs 81 "a must Ssso sell at Once
leasing. Wen equipped doing ap-
55rooxS 5rox $500 per wk. WA. $685.. WA.
CORNER Restaurant with beer. Call
1920 q ~, ssENNY r. APosroL1PEs 81 Sc;
DRUGSTORE in Maryland suburb of
WASHINGTON, Good opening for young
peafmasiSf pess f;f %no Hsnan wants his own busi.
eequipment; term lease in substan-
tial business location. Less than
S3u,O0o. with only $1,000 cash.
salance ssalance on easy terms. Box 25s-s,
GokF OF DRIVING COURSE. fines. So To-
cation. on Rockville pike. near coun-
ofycs Try clubs sd Fully Fully equipped with fine
clubs. balls, buckets; 40 tees, some
with rubber mats. jeep. with me-
chanical washer and dryer; flood
lights. For more information, or
to see, call HO. 1900. Ext. 207. 25S
GARAGE, 4Qx60 clear working space.
Ample business; ideal location. A
real opportunity, for garage bust
nnsSSga9 niNg e Ssssdsom 3HsSids oparkiRg is bug hug
tors 10. $500; ewes fo. 5-ssssSs.
BUSINESS LOCATION for sale. on
Warrenton bypass, between Rock
mensions, 300x39S IT.; ideal spot
for hardware, A g. P Store or apts.
For price and other information
call JUJLIoN P. KELLY. warren
BAR BAR And and GRILL, &C" lie. showing
take. care of it,. wonderful cation;
REQUIRES large down payment, buy
BEAUTY Rs FTGm sHasP sHoP on OH "a. slo ave rs
TT1ii7ooi $500 down or best offer,
FOR sALE-Exceii9ent
beer and food business: good loca-
pkGr Re etaS fia6oE S6 D! STORE Sat for sale is
owner, on Ga. ave, can be bought
at right price. Call TU. 1913
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RIVER TERRACE
Nr. 7th and Florida Ave,

1115 18th st. n.e.-6-rm brick home,
with full bsmt. automatic oil h-w L.,
concrete front porch; close to mar
ket. traasp. and schools: only S12,-
500 with $1,000 down.
Metropolis Realty 81 Investment Co.
1913 No. Capitol, DE. 3142; ewes.
TIL 014H -o5
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRUGSTORE or restaurant for rent
In leading shopping center. 35 it. by
so #. plus full basement. Separate
entrance from bowling alley and
television studio; Near leading
shoppe: No other DRUGSTORE within
besisners bIsN' EN- EN-. s16S 0SnefS-Au'i0efS-
LIQUOR, REST.-Corner. old .estab-
lished, Groom apt. S1.500 wkly.. 6
days; "money-maker. Same owner
1ith Ia ssT. Nw.-kestaarans. Res Hrgai very q
clean. beautifully decorated. very
modern; one Of the best buys to-
day; must be seen to be appreciated.
Owner called in service; Must sell.
owner, avn Bog xp,s lS6-s; a5s Star. >. 20.
Sgsy %H skss legation; royalties 500 q szn mo-
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED 49,
NV. For inf. cali RA. 9655. -25
WANTED USED CAR LOT in prom
inent location. Silver Spring. New
Hampshire ave, Md. or University
lane Phone SH; 09s4; 125
furniture and equipment; located
all new furniture; 81 beds, plenty
baths and very profitable; $4,000
cash handles. Excellent financing.
Phone day only, MA. 7947. 25a
FOR RENT - Operating grill and
soda fountain; will give long lease
70 person with reference. Phone
pn g oIrSssS IiM until 2 pm. After 6
Evening star., 1951-02-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
COLQRED

Your dream come true Have you
looked for q home which you don't
have to redecorate? You have
found it In this 18th st. NV. home
which is 20 IT. wide: 2-story row
brick: Colonial front porch; 2 rear
8 rms; gas h.-wh. Insulation; storm
windows: venetian blinds: recently
redec.;. only asking $4,000. Call
Mrs. johnson.
Evening star., 1951-02-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

MICHIGAN PARK - semidet. house
poss ST. 5567?' 00""' m9h lmmeo'
WOODBRIDGE SPECIAL $500
down; owner moving; open Sun, i
to $50; 3402 22nd st. ne. This
S-rm. frame must be sold; modern
in every detail; garage. recreation
rm.: nice lge. lot. See 1t early. Out
r. I. ave. to 22nd St, left 2 blocks.
STEELE. RE O493, EN-. O3O3, III
NEAR r. I. AFE.-Detached shingIe,
1st-h. bedrm. and bath, new Kitchen
z rms. 2 baths; oil heat; garage;
excel. repair. Vacant. Terms. Priced
right. LEROY GADDIS. Wo. 1881.
IDEALLY LOCATED Mr.. c. e.
Semidet; home, 9 rms. full bsnlt..
screened and Venetian blinds
throughout; assume CT loan; S67
pays all. Call UN. S131. -25
%O9 11th ST. N.E.-Fine detached
brick house. with 3 apts.: fine in
come; live In one. rent from others
WIN more than pay for house: this
Is an exceptional buy. See OWNER
DET. BRK.-open Sun, 2 'til dark:
prewar brk. home. with Ice. yd 4
nice rms. with bath: recr. rni.. attic:
h.-w.h:;, storm sash; fireplace. Has
everything and a low price. $500
4-0747; ewes. LU. 1890.
%S05 MONROE NE, corner r. I. ave.
Lovely detached S-rm. and bath
home; oil heat; two-car gar:
screened porch, ioored attic; best
ioca. See OWNER. l to 8 pm. Sat.
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DE LUKE RAMBLER
Beautiful custom-built rambler Of
unique design and construction, of
18th st. NV; featuring. chestnut
MS, separate din. rm., 2 bedrms -,
plus den. slate. roof. paneled marble
fireplace with built-in cabinets. side
place Shown by appt. only. Call
SH. SOLO till Q pm.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT AND INSURANCE CO.
-24
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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.W.
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHEsDA-.New brick house, 8 bed
Ia baths. dble. .-hung windows in
agents. $4,000. Cali OIL. e49s.
BETHEsDA-New brick rambler; 8
bedrms. and 2 baths. $1,000 cash
and approx. 13S per mo. DE. 0O59.
BURNT MILLS vILLAGE-New brick
rambler with picture window in
both living, room and beautiful pan
view. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, attractive
den; 2 flreplaces; cedar-lined closets:
aluminium windows; splendid dinette
and kitchen. Breezeway and garage,
Exterior walls furred and insulated,
Purchaser can now select the deco
buyer wanting, real livable home in
a restricted development, come cut
Colesville rd. about | mile bevond
Four Corners, or call ROBERT E.
HEATER. SH. 0021. Once on rrop-
CHEVY CHASE. s-rm. brick: S 3 bed
With sidis2Sl sydney Me- MssRfyen' kARR, RA' 1927
DAMASCUs-With elevation Of S75
IT,: IT,. Cape Coz Cod bunsalow; oil h.-w.h,;
liams, Damascus 1851. with FRED
B. CUSHMAN. Realtor, 51O Fred
erick aye, ave, Gaithersburg. Tele-
G GAiTHERsBURG-Frame BUNGALOW,
located in one of the best sections,
easy walk. dist. to business district
and transp.; s. rms. and bath, front
and back porches, small bsmt., coal
h.-w.h.; poss. with title; SIS, 900.
Owner will carry LIST trust of Sc, 900,
Sc, conven. terms. FRED B. CUSH.
MAN. Realtor. $40 Frederick ave,
Gaithersburg: Telephone 299 is
GAITHERSBURG- frame. 7
rms, bath, garage: one Of the best
lots In town: $4,000. FRED B.
CUSHMAN, Realtor. $40 Frederick
ave-, Gaithersburg. Telephone 299.
GAITHERSBURG - 2-story house,
made into > apts.. rms. and bath
on each floor; owner lives in one
and rents the other; oil h.-wh.;
$4,000: will help to finance with
small down payment. FRED B.
CUSHMAN, Realtor, $40 Frederick
ave, Gaithersburg. Telephone 299.
- S13.750. 2-bedrm.
brick bungalow, din. rm., liv. rm.
with fireplace. Nice wooded lot.
Walk to school; available immedi-
& HARRISON. NC, Realtors. Lo.
5-2SO0; ewes, 10. 5-S672 SO
CONTINUED On Next Page)
Evening star., 1951-02-24

NEW 3-BEDRM. HOUSES, Rockville,
Nd, S115, complete with BendiX
washer. steel kit. cabinets, picture
doors, gas heat. JU. 7-94Ss. 90.
Evening star., 1951-02-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
LARGE BEDROOM

On first floor with "a bath. ]. r., d. T.
and kit. 2nd floor bedrooms and
screened porch. This house Is in
beautiful shape owner moving.
This is an opportunity for someone
wanting first floor bedroom and q
nice comfortable 4-bedroom home
$4,000. Call WO. 1886 until 8
pm; Sun. 1890 to 3 pm
ORAN S. CRAWFORD
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HoUsES-sAlE-N.E. tcont.I |
coLoRED

1919 AMES STREET NE
OPEN SUNDAY. l PM. TO DARK
This 6-room t3-bedroom), 1l2-bath
brick house is priced to sell today
Finished recreation room in full
basement, stairway to f1oored attic,
large fenced yard; excellent condi-
tion Mr.. Carter, VI. 0237.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
1924 I4th st. NV. DI. 3346
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HOUSES FOR SALE-k.W.

roLoRED . or -ovnI WHITE; FL 1879 z: a. Euclid ..d
nished as Ink. apts.; income quoted
@o terms aGM 0risk Mr fsafss EattTe pFiss w
a. 3. sEELyE. 14oo L st. NV; D1.
csoaI1o5RED-14ool sa15 BLOCK of sTd st.
n;Ww.-Six, n;Ww.-SSSiSx, rms. bath; $3.50 down.
s1so. aR esSH. SvoN Mi REAM4T Mfthe5sp0On. co IR
CoLORED-HoME AND INCOME.
Sth st. n.w.--2-story brick, liv. rm.,
2 bedrmss.. first f.; second f.. COM
plete apt, full basement with kit
and bath, outside entr., coal heat;
reaS' rsaS down d2 ssyI spayment' balance like
DonoREn tsnS, ID o. o-eS9h' Sfh AND SHEPHERD
10 rooms, bath, basement; auto
matte heat; reasonable. down pay
ment and terms for balance. To
inspect call MI: Cameron. ewes. SH.
4eSS' 4oN.' RealtoI Rlth WM p1 M s6aa TaRockM9h s4
COLORED-4O2O 18th ST. NV
gas heat. To see this lovely home,
call JOHN APosToLIDEs: RE;
5posroE1DE5 sfsa SI e. REAITY hz1s, col 6ENNx NY
937 Shepherd st. 6-rm. brick home
Bright spacious rooms, gas h.-w h.
eeompletely Tlsi yo redse6 ssoo Open sun, 10
EXCELLENT INVEST
MENT in the purchase of this O.
room house: zone 1st commercial;
on End st. NV. near E. In very
good condition throughout; $1,000
down. balance like rent. For appt-,
call Mrs. Gibson. VI. $3.50. or
MOORE a. HILL CO... ME. 400.
CoLoRED-4i3O 7th ST. NV
Brick. 8 rms. 2 floors. kits,
Suited for /, 2 or 8 families; So, 600
to $4,000 cash; will exchange.
Open Sat. Sun. and Mon. OWNER,
ia. 7OlO. -26
O1ORED-OPEN SUN, 90
780 Columbia rd. nw.-Splendid. @
story. arm. row brick Full bsmt.;
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EILAND BROTHERS

Exclusive Agents. 20O2 11th st. NV
DE. 1885, eyeS and Suns MI 12E
Evening star., 1951-02-24
COLORED

$500 DOWN
II ROOMS 2 BATHS
In this large row brick home with
coal heat. Excellent income oppor-
tunity for the right party. Cali
today! SURETY REALTY CO., AID.
O531 It'll q -25
Evening star., 1951-02-24

7S0 Columbia rd. nw.-Splendid. q
story 6-rm. row brick. Full bsmt.;
fine location: easy terms. D. H.
Johnson CO.. MA. 1873; ewes, VI.
Evening star., 1951-02-24

COLORED, ST, 900 DOWN
1400 block of T n.w-Six lge. pvt.
rms, newly decorated, oil heat.
front and back yard. Price right
with easy terms. Immediate poss
PER-KEL REALTY co.
1913 Florida Ave. NV.
De- 4OS7 or HO 21fiQ Ok
Evening star., 1951-02-24
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
DET. BRK.-$995 DOWN
9th & KENNEDY NV

Large detached brick home featur-
ng bedrms., lovely lge. lot; newly
decorated. Hurry, it won't last at
this low down payment. FIRST
NATIONAL REALTY. RE. 1881 or
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-01
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Chapter 4
DHELAN and Jenkins uncovered
nothing in their search, anc
soon we were all together agar
IN the living room.
There's one more thing Pro-
fessor," Phelan said gruffly. I'D
like you to look at the body Of
this Lawrence Straw"
Certainly, Lieutenant. I'll be
glad to oblige you"
Phelan went out the door after
him and called down the stairs:
''DavidS! Professor Thomson is on
his way down. Show him the
body"
well, we'll start upstairs and
work down." Phelan decided,
glancing at Jenkins.
Lets see," jenkins consulted
his notebook. "Mrs. Ross, the in
valid, is in "A, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dougle are in Abb"
"Okay. Wen take Mrs. Ross
first" With Phelan in the lead,
they started toward the fourth
floor l walked back into Thorn
sons apartment only to find Cald-
wells eyes leveled at me.
cav, Prof. said, anticipating
his instructions, do l have to
tag along after the coppers?"
Merely go along and observe,
Bendy," Caldwell said quietly
between puffs on his pipe.
4 ~
feet but got there in time to fol-
low jenkins into the Ross apart
ment 1t was sort of funny the
way Phelan was pushing the fat
old nurse back. step by step.
Yeah, yeah, yeah" Phelan
kept assuring her. "We aren't
going to disturb Mrs. Ross. 1
know she's sick. We're looking
for a murderer and he may be in
here"
Jenkins meanwhile strobe rap
idly through the apartment turn
ing on lights, entering rooms, ex-
aiming tables and drawers,
turning lights off, and going on
to the next room. At last we got
to Mrs. Ross bedroom. jenkins
snapped on the lights, stared
briefly at the invalid's wizened,
sleeping face, gave the room a
quick glance, and snapped the
light off. We went back to the
living room where Phelan was
still arguing with the nurse.
Have you and Mrs. Ross been
alone all day."
Il keep telling you that over
and over!" The nurse was fairly
quivering with rage. mo ones
been here!" We've been alonel
We didn't hear anything!"