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MOVING BY HILL-Pick up. DEL,
light or heavy. Reas.. pleas. exp.
E5sf sSs sgos ars Ssy q s eve AT gSAS
across the country: safe storage in
separate SSnns so r3Tms; %, ,ns % %expsrt % %pssktng E
CO. INC: Established 19O6,.
Sundays caii EDELIN,. Ii. S s-5o4S' isv
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE.
VIII accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. IA. 1887; eyes,. GE. 1416.
MOVING AND HAULING-day or
night; reasonable rates. ST. 045S.
3 to 5; NO. $3.50. after $50. --15
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

DE LUKE APT. in one Of Washing
tons finest cooperative bldgs. ;
spacious foyer, dining room l5xI7:
living room l5x24. two twin-sized
bedrooms. modern tiled bath, ample
closets, kitchen, pantry and service
door: also separate maids room
and bath. This beautiful apart
ment has south, east and west ex-
poSures, each with an attractive
outlook. Vacant and completely
redecorated, 1t represents an ideal
home at q fair price for the pur-
chaser with substantial cash. Please
call Mr: Gavin. with H. G. SM1THY
Co. ST. 5000; res. MI. 1904. Ia
COLUMBIA RD., southwest of 18th
St: large 2-bedrm. apt. with huge
foyer, living rm.. 1S-ft. dining room,
Kit, pantry and B diversified closets.
Also, elevator and switchboard serv-
ice PRICE only .$13,500. = Please
CO. ST; 1900; res; Nj; 5oQa: Ia
air-conditioned bedroom plus foyer,
living room, dining alcove, kitchen
and bath. Established. debt-free
coop, l "a blocks from transporta-
tion and extensive shopping. Priced
70 sell at $3.50, with y cash.
Please call Mr.. Gavin, with II. G.
SMlTHY CO., ST. $500: res. MI.
TMDEN GARDENs-Liv. rm.; one
bedrm. apartment; spacious: three
exposures; completely renovated.
BOX 422-C, Star. 10s
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We have several fine homes beau
tifully furnished which are offered
for your consideration.
/. Sleepy Hollow. near Falls Church
New detached brick, 10 rooms,
8 baths. wall-to-wall carpeting. This
IS q home designed for gracious
2. East Chevy Chase-Detached corn
er brick. 3 bedrooms. 9 baths. :
car garage. In a section of fne
homes. Well furnished.
3. Lovely old home in Alexandria,
restored and modernized: 6 rooms,
ga. baths. oil heat: furnished in
antiques.
The above shown by appointment only.
Thos. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73s 18th st. N. W. DI. $3.50.
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10th and Upshur SITS. NV.
Inspect this attractive newly deco
rated 20-ft.-wide row brick home,
having 3 large bedrms., liv. rm. with
flrepl., wide entrance hall. din, rm..
kitchen new gas range, bSmt..
stoker hot-water heat; built-in
Renting for Sil5 Der mo.
p. j. WALSHE. INC.
1116 Eye st. NV. Ma. GAGS
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VESTS
TAVERN-RESTAURANT

Eastern Maryland, busy location.
Long estab. tavern q restaurant
with outdoor dance pavilion, doing
doubled. Al building. completely
equipped. Private 7-rm, bath bunga-
low; scar garage; utility room:
storage houses; acres, excellent
highway frontage. ILLNESS ONLY
2939. VESTS, L. K. Hackett, P.O.
Rhodesville, r. F. d. /, Ell Dorado,
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED
PLEASANT HILLS
11O VICTOR ST. NE.

Just north of new Father John Car.
roll High School for Boys; brand
new semidet. brick home. Large Hv
rm., dining rm., modern de lux,
kitchen. 3 large bedrms.. beautiful
tile bath with built-in tub anC
shower. gas a.-c. heat; large yard
Avail. immed See MR.. PARKEF
at model home. 122 Victor st. lit
MARYLAND RAMBLER
Among other features of this hand
some 3-bedrm. rambler. are auto
matte washer and dryer, wall-to-wal
carpeting. separate dining rm.
fenced yard and cool screen porcl
40 1922 Standish dr. Radiant Val
lev. Landover, Nd: $175 mo. Cal
SHANNON d LUCHS CO.. 1906 +
st: NV. MA. 2345.
ARLINGTON COUNTY. near Claren
don. semtdetached brick Of 2 bed
rooms and baths. recreation room
excellent condition: $I10.
ThOS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc
73S 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50.
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OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
3 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
pAMPT EDC

Lge. liv rm. with firepl.. separate
din: rm.. 3 lge. airy bedrms.. 2 full
outside entr.. completely equipped
kit. with dishwasher and disposal.
Gas heat. Rusco doors and windows
throughout. $3.50 monthly. Direc-
tions: Out Colesville rd. to Mrs. KS
wood ave-. left to our open sign. or
out Piney Branch rd. to Fleetwood
ave-. right to our open sign.
Colonial Investment Co.
RE. $3.50; Ewes. MI. S771
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JOSEPH w. SEAY co.

COLORED-FOUR SMALL BEDRMs.,
. complete bathrms. with running
auto. h. and C. water: new plumb
ing: small compl. kits, refgr., cleo.
range; liv. rm.. din. rm., lRe. yard;
4 hen houses, Ice. space for garden:
avail. tmmed.. 500 mo-; 20 mi. cen
ter OF town at Groom, Md. Call
Marlboro 2130 or Marlboro 1887.
Also avail. very Ise. chicken barn
in peri. cond. with running water
and .elec. lights; $75 mo. Call same
number as above. 10
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Brand-New
Semidetached Brick Homes

OPEN SAT. AND SUM-. 1-6 PM
THREE BEDROOMS. dining
rm., complete modern kitchen
with S-ft. GE refgr., full bsmt.
and many other special feac
tures. Only S115 per mo. 1900
block Sargent rd. ne. Direc-
tions: Turn north OF Michigan
ave. on 18th st. Gust beyond
Catholic % to Emerson st.,
then right to open sign.
Sample house, 5000 Sargent
rd.)
STEUART BROS, INC.
ST. 1896 DI, 1895
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FOR RENT
1st DAY OFFERED
BRAND NEW
THREE BEDROOMS
tSmallest 12x11 it,
2 FULL BATHS
FULL BASEMENT
Senid nidetached Homes II
Bucknell Manor
FOR RENT

FIRST SIX HOMES AVAILABLE FOR
OCCUPANCY AUG. 20.
Children and Pets welcomed.
EXTRA FEATURES:
Twenty-Five lineal feet of clothes
closets plus . blanket storage locker
kitchen equipped with Tappan range
and 8-cubic-ft. refrigerator; laundry
chute from End floor to bsmt.: out.
side basement entr. to Anchor
fenced rear yard; All bedrms
suites; separate din. rm. picture
window In living I'm.
Located convenient to two shopptns
centers. schools, churches, and only
IA blocks from busline.
Minimum annual income. $4,000 Del
year.
AGENT AT SAMPLE HOME
GIG SWEETBRIAR DIR.
1850 Daily and Sunday
XII. 8-6140, TIE. 1868
Directions: Follow o. s. l approx. 2
miles south Of Alex. turn left at
Dixie Pig Barbecue, on Beacon Hill
I'd. to property: or follow Mt. Yer.
non blvd. u Of. Q mile south OF
Hunting Towers. turn right on Belle
to Belleview blvd, and right &c
subdivision. Follow signs.)
Monroe Development Corp.
1874 No. Kings hwy, Jefferson Manor,
4 Alexandria, Va. KI. S-614O. --10
Alexandria, S-bedrm,, brick In row
home. Full bsmt. $110 mo. 1mmed.
possession.
AURORA HILLS, INC.
1901 .. Arl. Ridge Rd.. O.. e47o-
o74b. 4 -41
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N. ARI. = 2 NEW HOMES. just com
pleted. 3-bedrms, 11a-baths; full
bsmt: screened-in porch; level lot
Conven. to schools. churches and
st. $50 mo. Ready for Immediate
occupancy.
NE. WASH-4-bedrms., din. rm., liv
rm., kit; closed-in porch. Oil h.-w.
heat. Din. rm. kit. and l bedrm fully
furnished. Bsmt. apt. furnished and
GL. 6S77 or IA. 4244.
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BUSINESS FOR SALE

One hundred thousand dollars gross
last year. Price $3.50 for equip
ment plus. stock at cost. Rent $75
store located in heart of town. Long
term lease. Possession in thirty days.
Owner will work with purchaser for
thirty days. Telephone Colonial
Beach, Va. 2192 or write Box 14l,
rnlOnio1 Reach
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UNIVERSITY CITY
APARTMENTS

In nearby Maryland on UniversitI
bedrms., $50. All utils. incl. Clos,
to shop. ctr. theater and bank; Bu'
Serv. TO project. Call for info.
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64O1 OXON HILL RID.
Secluded 3-bedrm, house with view
q the Potomac from master bedrm
$75 q month.
Lloyd E. Turner & Son
10. $1,000.
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RESTAURANT
GAS STATION

Once lifetime opportunity on
busy U. s.. II. doing $4,000 to $40. =
600 monthly. Pumps average Of
$4,000 gallons monthly. Beautiful
modern building. Lot 210x1SO.
tails. No. E-6799. VESTS, A. w,
Kuhn, 600 S. Potomac St, Waynes.
borO Pa
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THREE BEDROOMS. 2 baths,
Falls Church; available Sept. 4 $3.50
Vienna. Va; available Aug. 20 s17s
Three and den, 2-bath
rambler, in Vienna: immed. SIZE
Two bedrooms, in Alexandria;
inst Fedacnrated G1C6
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MANY THANKS

MANY THANKS
to all you nice people for keeping us
busy thru-out the year. We are on
vacation. back soon. with many good
buys. WATCH for our ads Sunday.
Aug. II. Again, Many Thanks from
Lane Pastor and associates. Giving
cheerful service since 1921.
Lane Pastor. EX. 2555
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MoneY-Making Motel

Sacrificed; on U. s. hwy, mr.. large
town; notion store, 6-rm., bath
modern apt. 7-unit court, furn'd.,
shower bldg. & new lO-unit motel
shower baths, completely furn'd.;
3 acres, oak grove; Interpretation
only reason for sale, "steal" at
S45.000. terms. w. H. Brumback,
STROUT REALTY, 2I2 s. Main
81. woodstock. Va. Bargain Lists
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WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC
OVERI.OOKING

ROCK CREEK PARK
Well-furnished house. bedrms
Suitable, for diplomat. SITS mo.
yearly lease, 1927 Ingleside ter
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$500 DOWN

pOOO OOVN
Lovely efficiency apt. with GAIT. Mv-
ing-Dedroom combination, separate
modern kitchen with disposal and
beautiful tile bath, located near the
Supreme Court. Take over 40 loan
payable S75 per mo. CALL MR..
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES, INC.
1910 * ST. NV. Ma. 5000.
NEW PARKSIDE APIS.
1902 SUMMIT PL. NV.
Living room. kitchen, bath, large
closets
Only So, 8,950-Excellent Terms
EIG & McKEEVER
Realtors. The Fig Building, Insurers.
Silver Spring, Md.
,JU $4,000
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LUNCHEONETTE-B BEER-Daily buSi-
ness 500. Seating capacity 30. Low
overhead; 51a-day week. Only So. 600
cash down.
Dry cleaning and laundry. Very good
northwest section. Same owner over
12 years. Retiring. Sacrifice $4,000.
Grocery store. Weekly business $500.
only $1,000. Equipment alone worth
more.
NATHAN SILVER, Tower Building,
ME. 2151.
AIR CONDITIONED:
BEER LICENSE; SEATS 100; GOOD
FOOD REPUTATION: CROSSES
$4,000 MONTHLY. PRICE, $50
900; $500 DOWN. LES SHILBY,
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Live downtown business, located IN
large building so9d fixtures saSSipS- SdS
"A. r. SEELYE, D1. 1925
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SHERMAN CIRCLE NV, d. C.-Nice
6-rm. (3-bedrm.) row brick home;
inclosed porch, full bsmt.; excel.
Sasine nsf sfsd 5uFnltass pEFsY sarge c0
sSss SSSii GSRr1ELD ST., Beth, Md
rms; bath, screened porch. rec. rm.,
sl7f bath: b. maids @ nm. FENCED "a.
"a, 500 mo- lease s1RooP'
BRIGHTWO0D, nr. 9TH and 1nsra-
8 rms. 4 bedrms.. bath. gas heat.
Sis sIIfs'fl sAR1FSSSs RR1EFFSgs "A. IA; SI0S sloe. OF
IN Mont Co.'S SSs' Sa SSs'ns %si.enn Sedrms. axs iis
m' fIs Sa3S oIsn i.s ifsDl.ss dine.te Kit
furn and 'n II excef seH"es ecnd da''shnIis sinss
car Diet. gar; front and rear yards.
ST. 5000 or WI. 1850. Price. S175
1865 Ses RRSSsEDALE HOSE AVE, columbia For
rambler, with garage: completely
mat. Beautifully situated In subur-
ban area. Avail. Immediately. To
inspect call AMERICAN SECURITY
AMEKfesE \ nn9sT CO 6sfV. fT eG2Si Pskk-e-Tms 1e
semidet. brick: mr.. schools, shopping.
transp.. $3.50. NO. 2055. 10
MT. PLEASANT-Aue. 26th to Oct.
25th. Beautifully furn. 6-rm. house
Adults only $3.50 mo. Refs, co.
BEVERLY HILLS. 3ao7 Alabama ave.
Alex. Small 2-bedrm. house; S155
q mo-; furn. OF. 9040. Ill
SILVER SPRING. bedrms.. inclosed
downstairs porch, completely furn.;
lge. rear yard; $3.50 mo. 81. 0037.
10s
2909 X ST. S.E.--Brick; 6-rooms
nicely furn.; immed. occup. Open for
inspection Monday. 10
ARLINGTON, 006 SO. HIGHLAND.
| Semi-det. brick. 2 bedrm.. liv. rm.,
din. alcove. kit. conv. Col. Pike bus,
sch. shops. Pentagon, Navy $1S5
/ WI. S2SS. 10
$500 3rd ST. NV. Detached. 4-bed-
room. 9 baths. full basmenS. auto
4 matte heat, $500 month; for ap-
| pointment to inspect cail ONCE Of 4
N. DRAIsNER faily I'll z; sun, II
20 o. -AA
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CHEVY CHASE

Beaut. home: 6 rms. Q baths. recrea-
5-bedrms.. 3 baths, powder rm., 30
It. Iiy. rm.. library; $3.50. MRS.
CLYDE c. DUNNINGTON. WI. 1886,
OR S3S3 IN
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o IOUfub, paCu, pOWU6f f0OmV 1uIl
basement. Excellent condition. $3.50
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
$3.50 PERRY AVENUE
KENSINGTON. MD.
Liv. rm., din. rm.. kit, Q bedrms
and bath 1st a.; 2 bedrms. and
bath End q. Det; brick: S145 pei
mo. Mr.. Ryan, 81. 1858.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 334e
KENSINGTON, MD.-3119 wheaton
Rd., lovely frame home, o rms,
bath, full bsmt.: very large lot.
Rent S125 per mo. on yearly lease.
Available Sept. ID.
JOSEPH r. SWAIN. Inc.
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BAKERY BUSINESS

In Center Market City, 9Th and Z
sts. NV. Same owner 8 yrs; forced
to sell: excellent money-maker.
Phone MARKET MANAGER, DI.
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MEMS FURNISHINGS
CONNECCTON

On commission basis (no minimum
rent). In modern store with estab-
lished firm, selling popular-priced
ding furnishings, but prefers to
concentrate on clothing. Modern
fixtures. Al location in Silver
Spring, Md. Exceptional .opportu-
nifty for nve-wire. Write fun details.
Box Rid. Star
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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
3 BEDROOMS, I N BATHS
Sheridan st. NV. near N. Hampshire
ave-, modern semidet. house with
fenced-in yard, full basement, gas
heat. $126 mo. Cali LA, 6-6269.
SIDNEY z. MENSH 81 CO., MA. 644O.
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GROCERYMAN---Many years expert
ence, interested in established store
to. manage with opportunity to buy
465-C. Star
DRY CLEANING PLANT and chain Of
stores doing 100000 annually.
Sacrifice price. small down payment,
easy terms to reliable party. Box
454-C. Star. i2s
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Harrisonbure. va, RID No. 8 >
FSS1 Fo1NfAiN. FAM LTNca: tRN aAAc oN MoGTE RoTTE
80, va. CALL HERNDON 327-W-2,
OR APPLY IN PERSON AT CHAM
TIILY, VA.
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MOTELS

Well-known, 20-year successful oper-
alton: Now crossing over S11 900 per
month. Low overhead, short hours.
Long-term lease. Good location.
substantial cash. easy payments.
For appointment write to Box 3ll-
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Monroe Nelson Apis.
IA bedroom apt; $16O; all utilities
furnished. For information call OV.
H173 or TIE. 9272. Commonwealth
and Monroe eveS. IN Alex. Va.
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MOTOR COURT, 8 acres, on No. II
hwy 1 mi. no. of Harrisonburg
Va: 8 modern. fireproof units, fully
furnished.
7-rm. home: s rms. first floor, with
full bath: 2 rms. and full bath. sec
oil h.-w.h.: all copper pipe: watered
by well and cistern.
Room for more units: gas station
cafe or chicken and turkey bust
ness. now showing q good income:
full price. $4,000.
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OPPORTUNITY OF LIFETIME
Nv NV. ; AIR coMp.; Mf sssESoNAGSANl; ss.5oo poMN;
LIQUOR Lie. OBTAINABLE; ALL
MOD. EQUIP, NEWLY DEC. CALL
OWNER. TU. 4344. 10
WHY PAY FOR GOOD WILL?
MODERN STORE, lge. show window
approx. 900 So. it., suit. any busi-
ness; ideal location for hoor-coverinp
OWNER. TU. 4344. 10
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10th STREET
ROOMING MANSION
II Rooms. 31a baths. Rent $3.50.
Lease 41a yrs; income $500, plus
apt. $4,000. Good terms. A. X.
SEEI,YE DI S32b
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FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP on main
doRDoN. BOX sos. sai waPrenton. SGrsatS Wv va:
FOR RENT-GRILL. 10 stools. now
operating; will consider working
partner. DICKS GRILL, III Maine
ave. S.w., between 2 and 8 pm.
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BETHESDA

LII I 111IkJDA
Furn.. det. brick in excel. neighbor
hood; q rms, immed, OCCUPANCY
near schools. bus. etc.
Margaret j. Dunk1ev
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One and Two Bedroom Apartments
UNUSUALLY LARGE ROOMS
Abundant closet space, tiled baths
streamlined kitchens, dinettes. free
master TV aerial. Shopping center
two blocks; all utilities included IN
rent.
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NO DAMAGE TOO SMALL or too
large for US to reweave invisible.
e5O9SUiSE e59Si FRENCH DRY CLEANING,
COL. OR WHITE corner store. Ijv
9srs. 81 800. Doing 5000 Wk'
CLOSE 1-6. Open Sunday. 1853
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RESTAURANT

REALLY GOOD SPOT
Air conditioned, seats 7s. Mostly bar
Net rent, $94. S-year lease. Crosses
$4,000 monthly. Price. $22. 900.
incl. stock. $500 down.
LES SHILBY
1909 Conn. Ave. DU. 91sa.
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th) Maintained a Gloss iiaison
service with the VA and Army of
fees for dependents of soldiers
On the social" side are; ID the
Fourth of July dance, CD the an
nual picnic, go the Thanksgiving
dance and "a TIE bazaar. These
were all open to the public, with the
picnic and the Thanksgiving dance
as money-losing propositions.
Perhaps, NVC could have done
more in the past and in 1851. At
any rate, NVC has done its best and
will continue to do it's best.
AS we move into 1852, NVC has
reached a milestone, with the recent
acquisition of the Kendo Hall. Now,
it can more ably carry on its SER
vice program for the benefit of vet
Grams and their community. Now,
NVC has a central office at 1912
King ST.; whereas, in the past.
NVC's office changed with each
change in commanders.
The Hokubei Butokukai saw e.
nough in NVC to donate" the Ken
do Hall to the veterans.
OF course, Improvements are sore
ly needed before full utilization can
be made of the hall. The recent
earmarking of $4,000 from its treas
ury toward constructing and fur
nishing meeting and office rooms
is but a start. The major improve
ments are yet to come-the stage,
the lighting, the gym, the heating
system, the kitchen. the showers,
and the wash rooms.
Thus, without curtailing any of
its present activities and services,
the clubhouse project must be on a
ten-year plan. For, NVC has decid-
ed to make no open solicitation of
contributions from the already
handicapped community. -.
Yet, if 500 donations like Bill
Hattori's Ca resident of Moses Lake,
Wash.l continue, improvements can
be realized and facilities be opened
for public use within shorter peri
cd of time.
AS funds become available, they
will be set aside for improvements
to the hall which will later be dedi-
Gated to the memory of the SIS Nj
sci killed during w. w. II.
Is there now a need for NVC?
What do you think?
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By JOE HAMANAKA

Nisei Veterans Committee
has it served its purposeP Is there
now a need for such an organiza-
ton?
In April. 1861, NVC will be six
years old, 1t is generally agreed
that 1t served very useful purpose
during 1857. Yet, today, there are
those who say that there is no fur
Their need for such an organization.
The disbelievers of NVC point to
the small attendance at meetings in
recent years as an indication that
NVC no longer serves as a worth
while purpose. mo interest" they
further charge.
Actually, 1t is not no interest,
but "other interests" have caused
tendance to drop from an average
of 79 persons in 1857 to an aver
age of "a in 1851. Perhaps, the
greatest factors contributing to the
decline in attendance are marriage
and parenthood.
A conservative estimate of the
paid-up membership shows that Sc
ven out of every ten are married,
and five out of that seven are IA
theirs. Their average is around %
years.
Paid-up membership, however,
has not declined. Rather, the 254
paid members for the term 1872
is the greatest number ever claim
ed by NVC. (The potential is 500
veterans) This is quite good for
NVC, considering that veterans Or
CARNATIONS have in recent years
taken general national decline in
membership.
Even though attendance has drop
ped, the actives continue to carry
on the program and purposes of
NVC. Many, while they do not now
attend meetings as often as they
should, can be counted upon for as
Sistance should projects come up
that require their help.
What are the purposes of NVC?
The preamble to its bylaws states
as follows;
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Is There Now a Need for NVC?

we, citizens of the United States
and veterans OF the armed forces
thereof, being fully aware of the
privileges and responsibilities there
by devolving upon us. desiring to
associate ourselves more closely in
recognition OF our mutual comrade-
ship, in order to form wholly non
political, non-sectarian, and nom
affiliated organization, free and in
dependent of any outside influence,
based upon the principles of demo-
crazy and freedo mfrom discrimina-
ton, dedicated to the promotion and
furtherance of the cause of Nisei
veterans and maintenance in the
future of the high reputation al
ready gained in the past. "
Schoolgirls perhaps would like to
have seen Nisei veterans join the
national veterans groups after WV.
II. But the attitude toward their
joining them in 1916 was not too
favorable, as was brought out at a
feeling out" meeting. Because of
this and because their problems
were peculiar, NVC was formed on
March Is. 1916 at a meeting held
in Kendo Hall.
AS for joining national vets orga-
nizations, NVC encourages its men,
beers to do So and many do belong
to them.
Incidentally, NVC is not an all
Nisei organization. It's membership
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this year and in the past have had
Caucasian and Chinese veterans as
we'll.
While it is basically a veterans
fraternal group, NVC does carry on
a service program much like the XII
wants, Rotary and other such clubs.
Particular emphasis is given to
sports, which Nisei love and which
teaches craftsmanship and fair play.
The end result being the formation
of better citizens.
In earlier years, veterans parti-
cipated in these sports events, but
today, very few are active. Yet,
NVC continues to expend money,
time and effort to keep them going
for the benefit of younger men and
women who are non-vsterans.
Moreover, NVC's sports program
has and will continue to be open to
any race, color or creed. Witness
the Chinese and Filipino participa-
ton in basketball, the Caucasian
in baseball, football and fishing.
Then, too, Chinese directed NVC's
basketball league, and a Chinese
and a Caucasian have coached its
football teams in the past. Too,
there are Buddhists, Catholics and
Christians.
1t all costs money.
For example, in 1851, NVC's sports
program cost over S3,O0O-most of
it going to baseball, basketball and
football.
AS for other activities, a review
of major doings in 1851 will suffice
to point out the community service
NVC is doing.
la Sent Teru Shibata to Aneri-
can Legion's Evergreen Boys State,
with all his expenses paid.
(b) Got on the bandwagon to Eek
plot and stage" the local showing
of MGM's motion picture, Go for
Brokel"
(c)' Assisted in the funeral ar
rangements for Sgt. Isaac Furuka-
wa (Korean War; and Pfc. Masao
Ikeda CW.WID.
Cd Participated in the Interna-
tional Festival activities.
(e) Co-sponsored with the Seat
tie Japanese Churches, the Commu-
nifty Memorial Day services. Also
laid a wreath at the City, Wide Me-
mortal services.
81 Collected 5000 for the Com
munity Chest and March of Dimes.
(g) Visited regularly and present.
ed Christmas gifts to hospitalized
veterans through Chaplain Paul Ha-
giya.
Evening star., 1952-02-11
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