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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-02-27
Rev. Tsuji of Toronto Will Deliver
Keynote Speech at Banquet Saturday;
Bussei, Hold Fast TRUTH Meet Theme

time the awards will be presented
for the oratorical contest winner.
Rev Tsuji also will give a sermon
at the Sunday service at l0:45 a m.
Rev Tsuii. who, prior to World
War II. was of Mission. B. c., has
attended Ryukoku University (Kyo-
to- the University of British Column
bia. and Toronto University He was
the first minister to go on a speak
ing tour, sponsored by the national
YBA. of colleges and various YBA
groups. II also once served as a
principal of Slocum grammar school
in Slocum. B. c. A Canadian-born
Nisei. 32-year- old Rev Tsuii is mar
ried
Other Buddhist ministers who
will attend the confab are the Rev.
C. Nakoda, new Nisei preacher from
Raymond, B. c.. the Rev, Tesshin
Shibata, ontario, Greg; the Rev. II.
F.. Terao, Spokane; the Rev. Jote-
tsu Ono, Tacoma; the Rev zenkai
Okayama, Portland the Rev. Shin
in Ikuta. Kelona. B. C.; and the
Revs. Tatsuya Ichikawa, Shoko Ma
sunaga and Seiii Kobara, all of Sc
attic
Complete program of the fifth
annual NWYBL convention may
be found elsewhere in this paperl
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-02-27

Mike Masaoka, national legisla-
tive director of the JACL ADO, re-
porting on a conference with Con-
gresham Walter, said that the au-
thor of the omnibus bill hoped to
persuade the Rules committee at its
next meeting to schedule this legis-
lation for floor debate as soon as
the pending business is finished.
This could be either this week
or the week after that. he said, a.
he called upon chapter presidents
and JACL members to communi-
cate with their representatives i'm
mediately to urge support on the
floor for this measure.
In the meantime, the House Ju-
dietary committee issued 328-
page report on the Walter Omnibus
immigration and Naturalization
Bill. Ninety pages are devoted to
an explanation of the bill itself and
the remaining pages are given to
section by section comparisons of
the proposed legislation and exist
ing law
A detailed analysis of the legal
background for the bill and brief
historical references to the history
of immigration and naturalization
legislation, including several pages
on the immigration Act of 1924
which contained sections that have
been designated as the Japanese
Exclusion Act, precede the commit
tee analysis of the proposed revision
of the immigration and naturaliza-
ton codes.
III. R. 5678 (The Walter Omnibus
immigration and Naturalization
Bib represents the first attempt to
bring within one cohesive and COM
prehensive statute the various laws
relating to immigration, naturali-
cation, and nationality" the report
begns its section On General In
formation.
while the naturalization and ma
tionalitv laws of the United States
have been re-examined more re-
Gently 1887 through 1940), our pre-
sent basic immigration laws consist
of two acts enacted in 1917 anc
1924, respectively. The act of Feb
5, 1917, is still regarded as the ba-
sic qualitative law and the act Of
May 26, 1924, as the basic quantita-
tive law. However, complicated
superstructure of amendments, SUBJ
stitutes, and repeats have been add
ed through the years to these basit
statutes. Many obsolete laws, re-
miniscent of their day, remain or
the statute books. Inequities, gaps
loopholes, and lax practices hav'
become apparent through the years
I'm the field of our naturaliza
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-02-27
Here Are the Details on the Services

tatiVes from each chapter.
g. Three Treasures.
7. Sermon.
8. Gatha, "Bussei Koshinkyoku' &,
by congregation.
g. Benediction.
10. Closing of shrine.
IL Offertory.
II. Announcements.
CLOSING SERVICE
6 to $50 PM
SUNDAY, MARCH 2
Installation of new NWYBL ca
binet officers by the Rev s. Masu-
maya
Chairman Min Tsubota
Organist: Ets Ichikawa
Speaker: The Rev S. Masunaga
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-02-27
OPENING SERVICE
ul:30 am. TO ! PM
SATURDAY, MARCH 1

Chairman Jack MatSui
Speaker: The Rev. r. Ichikawa
Organist Florence Chikata
|. Opening of shrine.
2. Message by Lucille Nakamura
of Lotus YBA.
g. Aspiration.
d. Gatha by congregation,
s. Chanting of Junirai
G. Oshoko Gncense offering) by
representatives from each chapter.
7. Three Treasures.
8. Sermon.
8. Gatha.
10. Benediction.
II. Closing of shrine.
II. announcements.
SUNDAY SERVICE
nO:45 to 11:45 ami
SUNDAY, MARCH 2
Chairman: Susie Shimizu
Speaker: The Rev. Takashi Tsu-
j of Toronto
Organist: Jean FuIii
/ Opening of shrine.
3 Aspiration
3 "Nirvanas Bliss" and "Seiya'
by choir.
4. Chanting of Junirai.
S. Incense offering by represen-
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-02-27

Services which will be an integral
part of the fifth annual Northwest
Young Buddhist League convention
this weekend in Seattle, have been
scheduled as follows:
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-02-27
Fair Date Note

Washington States big Far East
Trade Fair will be held from Sept.
to IA at the Seattle Civic Audito-
rum, it was announced this week
by Thomas M. Pelly, president OF
International Trade Fair, Inc, the
sponsoring body.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-02-27
House Will Study
Walter Bill Soon
Measure Asking Equality in Matter
OF immigration and Naturalization Due
This Week or First Week in March

WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb 81 JACL ADC)-As Congressman
prepared before the House Rules
committee of Immigration and Nauralza-
ton Washington office of the JACL
revealed that this JACLADC-en-
dorsed legislation may the House this week,
in the first March.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-02-27
Opens Friday
Official NWYBL Convention Program
FRIDAY, FEB. 20

FRIDAY,
$50 to 1890 pm.-Registration.
$50 O 1890 pm-Basketbar games
7:so pm. to IL midnight-NwYBL meeting.
pm social Buddhist
SATURDAY. MARCH
$3.50 am.-Regstraion.
$3.50 am.-NwYBL cabinet meeting.
to IL am.-NW Young meeting
9 to am.-Basketban games
1 pm,-Openng service
to 2:30 pm.-Free period
230 to $3.50 pm.-Discussion groups
$3.50 to $50 pm-Oratorical contest
$50 80 pm.-Free period
o pm.-Banquet Chamber of Commerce.
$50 pm. 1890 am.-Dance at Chamber of Commerce.
SUNDAY. MARCH
am to West Seattle
to $50 am.-sunday Teachers breakfast.
10 to lo:45 am.-sunday service
1O:45 to IL AS am-YBA
HAS am. to 1890 pm-Conventon picture.
1890 1870 pm.-Box lunch.
1870 $3.50 pm-General assembly
1870 to $3.50 pm-Young Adults, meeting
$3.50 pm.-Fujinka meeting
to $3.50 pm-Issei group meeting
$3.50 to S Basketball game dinas).
to $50 pm-Cosng installation (of officers OF
IwYBL cabinet.
pm to II Buddhist
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-02-27
Classified Ads

WANTED: Waiter or waitress.
Either Issei or Nisei New GeOr-
gian Cafe, MA. 1892.
WANTED Gardeners help.
pr. 1928.
Gardener, helper wanted. III.
1869 after pm.
Refined. experienced woman
for general housekeeping I'm
beautiful new all-electric one
floor house. No heavy clean
ing. Lovely private room and
bath. Two children. 800
month. We. 1856.
WANTED: Helper at club. Full
or part time. $500 per month
with meals for full time. Call
Mayeno at Sc. 07Sl.
Evening star., 1952-05-24
STORES FOR RENT Cont }

1850 CONN. AvE.-eo-ft. frontse.
5000 50; IT: Of basement space
WIN subdivids for responsible
II ST. N.E.-Busy block near 18Th
st;M,AhpEprox, ,,.hEI 1Sx50 part basement
SHANNON Shs5 4 IGcHs fssihS sssltors. ps1t Psot
H st. NV. MA. 2345. go
Mr.. 10th AND N. Y. AVE. NV
t.; lge display windows: parking
csll ME, oosS. COMET REALTY REALLY
DEsrRAsEE aa2a NsT sToRn xGEf or ave ONCE. ns Cen
Eye Ssslly st. located nN RE BUS sos5 door, ss@'
:5l9 I4th ST. NV. inear Euclid
stl-2nd-fioor front Two large
rooms with double show windows;
private toilet; heat furnished. Also
Separately: low 10 rem rental; a9 Vacant. "a r. Con.
suit Leasing Dept. SHANNON a
hgcHs n'%'a SAe co: ss4B. Realtors 1905 H st
Fl sasn (s ssJs '' .s ssmGss ssis cssts ssa'
ave-, Capitol Heights. Md. HI. 52S5
100 o ST. NV. Call OWNER, GE
sess i4th ST. N.w.-Approx. 2ox4o;
heat. hot water; $110 mo. RIA. O155
GOOD BUSINESS LOCATION IL
Chevy Chase Circle shopping area
1910 Northampton st. NV. Size
20x40; equipped with new eas-unit
heater. gas hot-water heater an6
fluorescent lighting fixtures; S1O(
rental. WASHINGTON LOAN 8
TRUST CO.. 9th and r sts. NV.
s3I 10th ST. N.w.-small store witt
parking Ing space in rear; rent. $l0O
TEN TEN new STORES in new 10000
non hemes Sv1 area; large sdHn ps5kins area; or
BALTIMORE AVE, best section oil
Hyattsville; newest, most moderr
2-story commercial bldg: approx
$500 50. It. on 9th floor. Parkinl
KENSINGTON-27x90 IT,. high cell.
ing, no posts; formerly Safeway
store; suit. for retail. wholesale. OF
shop: $3.50. Parking area and addi-
tional land included. ia. OS62.
Evening star., 1952-05-24

ONE-CABIN CRUISER. 40 It. lobg,
l2 IT. beam, sleeps u, fully equipped
sale, Cali solomons. Nd. 4509
REYNOLDS. l2-ft, aluminium boat
sna i9 l9;ap' 9aad Mercury oatboard; s2oo.
CmEsAPExKE go sailbost. the Lady
Avon, well known as smart and
able boat; 2u-ft. chine bottom; per-
as : comfortable day sailer. Can
be seen ut Columbia Yacht Club.
Maine ave. sw. Ready to sail. The
firsl $500 lakes her. Phone ia.
sLOoP. Lawley. keel esx8hx5:
sails; sl.6gO. caii OWNER, To.
s5l3 tEerwyn, Nd. }: --?5
and in water; Mayo. Md. Phone
FISHING PAKTiES. Chesapeake Bay,
Eastern Bay, GOoses. herring bait.
for reservation call CAPT. KING,
LIFT. WOLVERINE runabout. with
cover: 22la-h.p. .Evinrude motor;
y, asea q 1 !. season adae ln fresh water. Best
catisER. GHff IA 4S:its. is'G raised deck: i'd ideal
home afioat; 5 cabins. galley and
head: oil burner, hot-water heat:
new Chrysler marine ensine installed
l946. Price, S2,750 See steward.
AGxinias9 f4Einihlsn Yif5f snoof cl4s aoxsxs III i've.
1T. neadroom. sleeps sails and
poa!. JE 3-s16s. lii
CHRlS-CRAFT l6ia-ft. runabout, so
many extras. TIE. 1908. --!5
35-FT. MARBLEHEAD deek-house
cruiser; l30-h.p. Chris-Craft engine.
aew 1850, speed to l. miles. Lux
modern galley and toilet. Boat
equip. with dinghy. canvass cockpit
covers. present owner would char
Ter same either month July Or Or Aah. A
Write JAMES INoHAM. sherwood
Forest. mo MO- or phone Sherwood
,sSs sssest s.:fr. Efat' ssai9SaarssRDsoN sa9aars cabin
h.p. Cnrysler marine engine vene-
tian blinds. foam rubber cushions;
lust hauled and painted. ready to
90. So 400. Can be seen at selby
Yacht Basin seiby on the Bay.
KEEL sLOOP Mercury class. 1sxUx3:
Peterson built. Larsen sails, many
accessories; incladins special out
Eastport. Nd. a smart, able boat
MsRcuRY KG.s. Ship 'e; o;utboafd
motor nSd,1a with with, 1trft. lsa asahosany rSn-
Owens De Luxe SPORT cruiser:
33 IT.. 1850 model, like new: twin
l0O-h.p. Flagship engines. less than
T5. hours; cedar hull mahogany
finish; cabin. never used, consisting
Of 2 berths and complete galley:
Forepeak washroom with toilet; lge.
cockpit. insulated fishwell; many
extras. This is q one-owner boat
which has been garaged in my boat.
house since day Of delivery and 10
in perfect condition. OWNER
Annapolis 1885. 20
CONTINUED On Next faas)
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

ALEXANDRIA-Rear of Blankin's
store, 427 King St; 700 50. #. OF
$500 Gu: it.: alley entrance; S75 per
mo. TU. 472S before 8 am. -2h
APPROX; 10000 SO, FT;. CENTRAL
ING ON TWO MAIN STREETS
Brick building. excellent for ofiices,
display and storage. Large freight
elev. Posses. about June /. 1852
Reasonable rental. Consult Mr.. Tay-
lor, Leasing Dept. SHANNON &
LUCHS CO.. 1905 H st. NV, Ma
WILL BUILD 150-ft. by 6o-ft. cinder
$50 It. on p. R. R. siding, IL truck
loading doors in front. ample truck
yard included: Phone UN. 2929.
REAR 1917 22nd ST. N.W.-2-story
brick bldg. 25x29 #. Ist CONNER
cIal; 500 per mo. HENRY j. ROBB.
INC. 1924 Vermont ave. NV, DI
2nd FLooR., 5000 50. IT,. concrete
excel. street-level loading platform
2,OOO-lb. elevator, all utils: for June
occupancy. 1855 N. Y ave. ne
LA. 6-6SOO, MR. SCHNEIDER "a
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FARMS tcont.)

SO ACRES. Virginia. 90 miles D.C.;i
groom mouse. electric water supply,
must sell; $6,S00. TU. 5297. -25
SMALL FARM, Montgomery County,
o acres near Burtonsville: approx.
3 acres. woods. improved with A.
for central heat; barn and garage;
!5OO-ft: frontage on paved road;
beautiful trees; good location. Price,
$4,000. H. q H. DEVELOPMENT
Co. Lo. 6-2655; eyes, OIL. 0976.
CULPEPER GRASS FARM-1o3 acres.
Pond. Small house. Good barn.
other outbuildings. For quick sale
by owner. S14.150. Good terms for
right party. Call ST. 1854 during
business hours any weekday. -2S
CHARLES COUNTY, MD.-360 acres.
suitable for general farming, tobacco,
grazing; approx. ITS in timber; a
large barn; 20 mi. D. c., Route 234
S47.5O0. Terms. Box 396-X. Star.
500 DOWN. $50 MO-. buys for So
500, 43 acres, ~ cleared and very
Crude shack. Cumberland County.
Virginia Springs. Pond site. TIE.
ROUTE 81. s MILES BEYOND o.
NEY.. MD.-Beautiful setting. lovely
f-peurm. country nome, ~ acres
cleared land, with stream and Or
chard, Gear garage, excel. chicken
house and other outbuildings. POR-
TER REALTY. ask operator for
Clarksville 1912. or 2O9-R. -25
1I5 ACRES, about 30 cleared: 6
rms; elec.; necessary outbuildings;
on State road; $4,000, $500
down. 500 mo. TIE. 4131. -26
STOCK FARM-950 acres. new fence,
good siX-room house, barn. Write
for price and description. GEORGE
p. DAVIS. Oldtown. Md. Alleg. City.
2OO-ACRE STOCK FARM; good house.
water, elect; most in grass and al
falfa, and some woods; Montgomery
County. Md. Call Rockville 1854,
POULTRY FARM, 10 miles from Win
chester, Va; 121 acres, 1-mile 'front.'
ageS 2 homes, 54x30 and 28x3O;
large chicken houses, 24x125 and
6Ox40; 4 artesian wells. elect. and
water in all bldgs.; wonderful view.
Owner will sacrifice. G. r. Toll
SON, FIR. 0390. -25
81 800 CASH. FULL PRICE for 60
secluded acres: 5-rm. house on hill
with view Of Blue Ridge Mountains,
rs mi. from D. c. in Va. OWNER,
ON. 5949. -25
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STORES FOR RENT

STORE, corner 25th and Good Hope
I'd. Sc; 2,S00 So. IT; 4 toilets and
kitehsn; ka d0a n.r heat ar a,I FURNISHED: rent
1909 14th ST. N.w.-one-story
store, two show windows; S135.
E. P. SCHWARTZ. INC. 1O14 Ver-
mont ave: NV. DI.. 621O. ga
ARLINGTON, $500 Lee hwy.---Heart
OF business section, suitable for any
business; partly equipped for deli
catesssn; low rent. long lease. In
8sI3 I4th ST. N.W.-Attrac. store.
15x50 in good business district.
suitable for any business; low rent:
long lease to responsible tenant.
l4oS NEW YORK AVE. NV. II II. =
66 IT,. near one of Washington's 4
busiest Intersections, directly op-
posite parking lot. KASS-BER0ER,
INC; EN-. 500.
ARLINGTON-Store for rent in busy
shopping area. Reas. rent. ALBERT
u. COHEN. CO.. IA. 2-1661. -24
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

EXCELLENT LOCATION. 1865 18th
st. NV. Once and plant; 5000 so.
IT.; concrete bldg; street-loadine,
suitable for printing. mfg. or stor-
age; completely wired. Reasonable.
CORNER LOT. ideal for outdoor d DIS
play; across street from Kann's
J. W. HIGGINS CO.. Ow. s6ss.
USED CAR LOT and lse. modern
level lot. 12Ox125. on paved high
way: in Sc. For infor, call BUSADA
10: 9,s5oo or vi. osos. 4415 South
BAsEMENT-a5xloo; of p st. NV,
air cond: heat, light; front and rear
stoFsss Box ti 9oa% 21r sts sale' se s's
LEASE OR SALE-One- story COM
NV; approx. q. 800 So. 1T It.; ali i con- n:
ven: lge. rear alley: suitable for
pprinting, pprsiddin mis., etc; OWNER. AID.
NON PROFIT ORGANIZATION -
for 8 cars: owner will decorate;
CARL q. RosiNskf CO. NA. sss4.
OFFICE. salesroom, warehouse or in
dustrial work: 5000 50. it., entire
2nd A.. concrete bldg; front and
rear entrances, street-level loading
platform, 2.000-pound elevator; all
N Y. ave. me-. La. 6-5SOO. MR..
SCHNEIDER. 20
SHOP OR WAREHOUSE, in rear 63l :
633 10th st. n E.; 2-story brick bldg.
Apply J. F. HuTH, 631 10th st, ne.
Evening star., 1952-05-24

Five rooms, containing approx. 300
bldg; excellent location for physi-
clan or dentist; $3.50 per month.
H. G.. SMTTHY CO.. S11 18th st.
NV ST 23A0
Evening star., 1952-05-24

BAY-Limited numbef
resttul summer cottages. ON or near
tne pay, less than an hr. from D. C..
Tor rent by the week, month or sea
son; from S4u wk; up, furnished ex-
sspt linens; Stop by our ONCE, open
ualiS' WliS er phone MT. Fowler. locally
PEAKE co, INC, at the stop sign
Chesapeake Beach, Md -2h
WOODLAND BEACH, MD.-2s miles
y. C.--Two-bedrm. cottages; ami;
pTiTate DaRs july S.sob Of AUGUST one block
isEACH-water front cot.
tage, or apts.. lst and bryant sts.
all cleo. baths, hot water, pvt, beach
pier swim, flsh, crab See 10 apprecI.
ate co. 06ll: ewes. Mon. Thurs
LAKE JACKSON cABIN-so mi IS C
Modern eony., pvt. fioat. Avail
BAY FRONT COTTAGE, month
week, special rate to June IS, MRS.
FRED WENDELL. shadyside. Md.
West River 6393.
WOODL4ND BEACH, MD.-26 miles
IA slcsk sls60op e pvt T., BEACH ai nearby stoTes
COTTAGES FOR RENT-Electr,c
stove and refrigerator. Private
beach. Mayo, Md. uN. 1895. .t-25 s
BAY RIDGE. Md bedrms., 1is
baths, porch; modern; TO respon-
sibie family. On premises Sat and
sun. 8 Hull ave, or call WO. S633,
WOODLAND nEACH-Furn. 6-bed-
room house; .eiec. kitchen; not water;
private beach. 1915 season. DI 24O5
25s
SCIENTIST CLIFFS. Port Republic,
Md.-Cottsges for rent by week TO
college graduates. see sdy. under
Water Front for Safe"
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

OWNER WILL BUILD $4,000 50. #
Of warehouse space to tenants own
specifications: steel for this jot
already in hand; will build this
warehouse on any site selected by
tenant. Call Mr.. Dixon of JAMES
L. DIXON d CO., ST. 1900. -25
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BETHANY BEACH, DEL.-New q
BEGIN. Aug. /: 500. Also for ' sale.
6-rm. and bath. cottage and guest
cottage. 4-rm. and bath, &11,500.
Sat, Sun, phone Dickinson 1851. l..
r. GRAvATTE, Realtor. 1918 K Ut.
nv. ma. O761.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL Estate

MODERN TOURIST COURT, with
restaurant; an established business;
20 brick units with tiled baths,
h.-w.h.: Rt. IL, Shenandoah Valley;
Box No. 159. HarrisOnburs. Va
Telephone 903-R. Price, $62 500
THURMONT. MD.-Less than 9 mile
from Route Is; moderniZed 4-bed-
room house on mountainside, with
g. acres Of land. about ) acres TILL
able, bal. wood; spacious liv.- rm.
large fireplace, oil heat and ex.
cellent water from spring and well
Additional log cabin with fireplaces
Double garage and outbldgs. Suit
able for permanent res. or summer
and weekend retreat. CALVIN g.
LOHR, Thurmont, Md. Telephone
WEEK END MOUNTAIN RETRExT-
Building sites near Bluemont, Va,
Sun. Bluemont 1882. -26
FOR SALE-A tract Of land and i'm
ioyementS, fronting 1877 feet on
East Market st. GU. 8. hwy. No. 33)
and 1888 feet on So. Mason ST., In
Harrisonbufg, Va. Said property is
within q block and one-half of Court
Square; q corner lot in the better
business district of said city.
For further information, address Mr.
c. g. Price. National Bank Bldg,
Harrisonburg. Va. or GEORGE 8.
HARNSBERGER, Attorney, 3fl3 First
National Bank Bldg- Harrisonburg,
Va. "a
Evening star., 1952-05-24

FOR RENT-General mdse. store on
No. l hwy; lease any number yrs.
only $75 month rent for bldg and
$4,000 OF almost-new equipment.
Present owner retiring. Business
Will clear over $500 monthly.
ROY HELMS. Realtor. Manassas. Va.
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SHANNON & LUCHS
OFFERS

SHEPHERD PARK SHOP
PING CENTER tat Ga. and
Alaska avesD. One store avail
able in this established shop
ping center now containing
drugstore, food chain, hard
size approx. 16'x65 with pt.
basement; suitable television
sales. dress shop, children's
and infants store; reasonable
rent; immed. poss. Consult MIR.
Taylor.
6133 GEORGIA AVE. NV,
adjacent to Sheridan shopping
center. containing theatre, Peo-
pies Drug. kresge &c, 10c,
Super Market. ETC.; approx.
2O,x75 with pit. basement;
heat furnished: reasonable
3112 M ST. NV. GEORGE
TOWN. Recently remodeled
store. size approx. 1895 with
two room and bath apart
parking space for several cars
in rear; reas. rent; immed.
poss.
7th ST. NV. Mr.. g ST,
in heart Of credit clothing
area; store vacant soon; low
rent to good responsible ten
ant. Consult Mr.. Young.
6O4 11th ST. NV, ODD.
Woodward & Lothrop; 2nd d.,
large glass display window;
suitable tall dresses, uniforms
or ofnces; rent, $500 mo.
34O6 14th ST. NV. PARK
ROAD AREA). STORE approx.
1875; oil heat; very reas.
rent; apt. above; vacant, can
be rented with store; poss.
June 18th. Consult Mr.. Young.
20O1 BUNKER HILL ROAD
NE, Corner goth ST.; ap-
prox. 3O'xS5': rear entrance;
Terrazzo floors. gas blower
heater; hsads sui suitable , sontractors
anineSs; eant. Consult insult MT M. jenkins. si M
ATTENTION LIQUOR DEAL
able; approx. 22'x7O'; excel
lent northeast location. on
main thoroughfare. adjacent
to large successful shopping
center. containing theatre, also
near a large apartment devel-
opment including brand-new
air-cooled apartment building
with over 400 units: reason.
able rent: immed. poss. Con-
suit Mr.. Taylor.
"RESTAURANI OPERA
TORS" pQWHATAN SHOP
PING CENTER tcorner Pow
hatan al and J.. Henry ! s,y sts;; Alex:
Drus. Acme Super Market.
other businesses: store con-
tanning approx. 2,700 50. #.
with pit. bsmt., equipped for
rest, luncheonette; equipment
may be purchased reasonably; /;
excellent location for Chinese
rest; att. rental. long lease;
prompt poss.
JEFFERSON APIS. SHOP
PING CENTER tLee blvd. and
Graham rd.. Falls Church,
Va.l. Owner win build large
store with basement suitable
for variety. SC. 10c business,
which is urgently needed; de-
velopment now contains large
successful Super Market. drug.
valet, beauty. barber and chill
dren's shops; smaller stores
also to be built at same time.
CONSULT LEASING DEPT.
SHANNON & LUCHS C.
Realtors Since 1906
1905 II st. NV. Ma. 2S4S
Evening star., 1952-05-24

MEDICAL BUILDING
Several of1ces available in this large
desirable downtown once building.
For further Information, call BOSS
d PHELPS. INC, MA. $500.
Evening star., 1952-05-24

POTOMAC HUNT AREA-Ten rolling
acres; high elevation; 335 #. 'front.'
age on Falls Road. $4,000. Larger
tracts avail. as low as $500 per
acre: Some wooded and with stream.
,6EnI SMMEE EoRNER WI ssS1 faT. esx,oo s5 n r..
54OO blk v st. s.e., "a mi. from
D. C.. line. All utils. in. Sl.4O0.
BUSADA. 10. 9-S5OO or VI. 03O3.
AIS Southern ave sc, -25
Evening star., 1952-05-24
A LIVING

- INSURANCE FOR THE FUTURE
The economy and attractions of a
nome IN the country. 115 acres
rm. home, tenant house, farm bidss.
Excel, Collington loan for tobacco.
grain or cattle. Only Il mi. from
d. G.. of Defense hwy. and new
Wash. Annapolis exbressway. Grade
and high school buses. Good finance
ing. o. B. ZANTZINGER Co. g4h
K st. NV, MA. 5371. pa