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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-07-09
Clark Gives Doll
To Tiny Admirer

TOKYO. Japan, July 9-The In
ternational News Service reported
this yarn.
A young Japanese fan of General
Mark w Clark last week got a plea
SAINT surprise.
Kunie Isooka. age four, has made
a daily practice to wave at the po-
pular general. one-time head of u
S. forces under which the all-Nisei
442nd regimental combat team
fought with distinction in the last
World War, as he drives past her
home on his way back to work.
Last week, the shiny black car
with the four stars stopped in front
of the Isooka home. Gen. Clark
stepped out and handed little Kunie
a large box
In it was a large, blue-eyed golden
haired American doll.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-07-09
We Can Never Forget
Buck Apologies for Americans on Use
OF Atomic Bombs on Japanese Cities

Mrs Bucks apology. written from
her home in Perkasie. Pa, and adj
dressed to Japanese essavist Mrs.
Yaeko Nogami. was published here
in the women magazine Fuiin Ko-
ron and republished in the Enolish
newspaper Nippon Times
The letter dealt with the problems
of children of mixed blood in Janan
but II also recalled the opening and
CLOSING DAYS of World War IT.
Your regret and Grief over Pearl
Harhor is matched by our sorrow
and shame overthe use of the atomic
bomb" she wrote Mrs. Nogami
do not forget I be0 vou that tho
people of the United States had no.
thing whatever to do with that
dreadful bombing and that our first
KNOWLEDGE oven of the existence of
the evil weapon was when we open
ed the newspapers or heard the ra-
do one dav and saw that the bomb
had been dropped upon Hiroshima
and later on Nagasaki.
"a pail of CONSERVATION and hor-
ror fell over our whole nation and
to this day we still have these feel
ingS and we can never FORGET. In
this way. we understand that the
people of Japan are no more to
blame for the attack upon Pearl
Harbor than our people were to
blame for the atomic bomb"
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-07-09
The Vets
Mailbag


Editors note: As a service to
Nisei veterans in Seattle and vi
entity, The Northwest Times is
publishing this weekly column of
news briefs from the Veterans
Administration. For further in
formation, veterans should con-
tact or write their nearest VA of
fice.)
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-07-09

TOKYO, Japan, July 9-Pearl
Buck, Noble prize winning Ameri-
can authoress. last week apologized
on behalf of the American people
for dropping the atomic bomb on
Japan, according to United Press.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-07-09
EVERETT (O)

The scheduled twin bill between
the Savoys and the Portland Nisei
Vets on July wasn't played The
reason; Where we're the Portland
ball players?
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-07-09
QUOTA EXPLAINED


On the immigration side of the
ledger. Ennis warned his audience
that the annual quota of 1885 given
to Japan for the first time since 1924
lis too small" to get the ordinary
person from Japan to come to this
country.
He chopped his figures down to
where a man on the street in To-
kkyo will not be able to see America
for many many years-not within
10 years any way unless Congress
writes in an amendment to increase
the number
First, Ennis declared. half of the
1886 quota (Which is 92 will be
charged annually to those who have
already entered the United States in
recent years through private bills.
stay of deportation. and as students
who have later changed their sta
tus as permanent residents. They
number more than 1000 He said
Gil war brides are here on non-quo-
Ia basis
The remaining 90 is split into
three: 50 per cent to skilled alien
persons; 30 per cent to parents of
U S. citizens; and 20 per cent to
husbands and wives of American CT
items If any quota remains, the
brothers and sisters of citizens will
be permitted to enter.
The quota system is to start Jan.
l. 1853, but Ennis was not altogether
sure of that date He declared
some of the sections OF the bill is too
technically-Written and requires
further Qualification from the At
torney General
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-07-09
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR RENT-near Providence
hospital. Upper duplex. Five
rooms. $45 per month. Call In
ternational Realty Co. Ma. 1922
EMPLOYED COUPLE-tO live
in exchange for wife's services,
so hours hOusewOrk a month
required. Garage included.
Gil. 3076.
CHINESE RESTAURANT
LOCATION
Excellent corner store. ApprO-
Ximately 1000 So. #. in very
attractive building with good
parking space. Will give long
lease. Owner, AL. 2919.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-07-09
Beneficial to the Japanese in u. S..
Ennis Notes McCarran Bill Eases WAY
For Issei to Get Their Citizenship

Los ANGELES, Calf. July ezra
fu Shimpo Dispatch A predomi-
nantly IsSei crowd of almost 500
persons we're cautioned Saturday
night by Edward Ennis, wartime
head of the Enemy Alien Property
Control, that while the McCarran
bill provides for the naturalization
of first-generation japanese now in
this country it will hardly create
dent in the general immigration for
Nipponese for several years.
Ennis said the 3O2-page legislation
which took nearly three years to
draft by Sen Pat McCarran, Demo-
crat from Nevada, is beneficial to
persons of Japanese ancestry since
it eliminates race as bar to natura-
lization".
However, he added that as falsras
aliens are concerned they will con-
tinue to meet legal problems since
the measure includes the tightening
up of security provisions, which Pre-
Sident Truman vigorously objected
as infamous"
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-07-09
Tsuji Bags No. 4
In Finale as Savoy:
Beats Everett, 20

Army-bound Richard Tsuii finish
ed his season i'm the PUGET Sound
Baseball league last Sunday with a
flawless 40 record.
The former Garfield high school
all-city star was at his best as he
twirled two-hit shutout ball to beat
Everett. 20, at Rainier, extending
the local Savoys' winning streak run
to six.
Not only stingy with the base
hits. the sturdy highlander fan
ned sixteen Everett batsmen during
the nine-inning stretch. Hooked
up in pitching duel with Aloway of
Everett, Tsuji proved to be the bet
ter hurler for the day. Aloway
himself was in fine fettle, allowing
but two blows, a single to HOWE
Inouye and double to Roland XII
masaka But poor support hurt A
loway's efforts.
The Savoys face Lewis Ford VFW
at 2 pm. this Sunday July 10, at
Garfield
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automatically eliminate The appli-
cant. but Ennis said the pre-war
Issei organizations have been now
defuncted for more than that peri
cd and therefore alien japanese
need not worry about that section of
the law
Educational background for citi-
zenship is not too demanding he
pointed out A simple knowledge of
reading, writing, and speaking COM
mon everyday English will suffice
Ennis added that for those over
the age OF so and a resident of A
merica for more than 20 years. such
requirements are not necessary.
He said that while the measure
will not take effect until Dec. "a or
25 of this year, ISsei need not wait
to file for their naturalization sta
tins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

TLDEN GARDENS bedrms..
exposures. "a cash, permission must
be granted to buy from other own
eer. ASSURING you sound investment
sPAc Pa Q Us a-bedroom apt, new bldg.
view Potomac River, overlooking
park; corner, second floor. three ex-
poSures. Congress Heights, on Mich
OILS ave. sc. OWNER. by appt.. 10
1889 sS'l BELMONT 81 ST. N.w.-Apt. 2,
$3.50 down. See afternoon. Hu.
c eS2s: AvE.-De luxe efficiency wl1 for
couple; by owner. Tu; 377S; cash
$4,000; terms. Open rs. Wo. $500.
IN WELL ESTABLISHED coop. apt.
house, lovely front apt. consisting
Kit Il iS and BATH t Ecclesiastical COATED through- '
out; can be bought with or without
furniture including baby grand
PP H sGnt excel Ao tra saso Can be seen
1888 nj ST. NV. between wiscon-
your own 8 or 5-room bath apt. in
this convenient neighborhood apart
ments; need redecorating; down pay
ments are reasonable and monthly
payments sn5 are IKE rent: For details,
NICK. Ma. so39 daily till . pm;
NEAR EAR 18Th p AND COLUMBIA Rb'-
Very desirable 2-bedrm. apt. in sea-
soned co-op: $500; Il cash. bal.
easy terms; mo. charges, 500: avail.
Mar. /. To inspect, call DU. 1886;
ewes. and Sun. EN-. 2S05.
900 cash will make
you owner Of this modern 2-bedrm.
Golumbia Hts. apt. l blk: from
ly payments Of S1O1. so, including
int, principal, taxes, insurance,
heat, elect, gas. water and RE-
PAIRS. ASK-US? REALTY CO.,
GIL. 1852, OK. 1858.
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lHoUsEs WTp 10 RENr tcen.l BUs oPPoRTUNrIEs tceat

WANTED To- RENT by Government
attorney 3-bedroom unfurnishet
house, Chevy Chase Bethesda area
Two high school children. Excellen
references. WI. 7441. 17s
WANTED-Furn. or unfurn. 2-bed.
room, semidet. or detached; prefel
Chevy Chase or N. Arl. For EN-,
bassy member: wife and girls
$100-$150. AID. 5411. LII
HOMES NEEDED-W,
have fine tenants for homes in rear.
s ais; no delay: For COMPLETE Esnsa !
s saY CO. ph sE' s y today PERRY
ALExANDRIA HOUSE wanted b,
State Dept, employe and wife; Z
bedrooms, unfinished. river side od
Washington ST.; $100-$115. Tel. DU
SIX Or 7 RIM. unturn. Diet. house
large hv. rm... garden; in or con
venient to District. WO. 6400, Ext
AGENT has tenants available fol
Interested in placing our client.
Immediately. Cali DI. 1900. ask fol
Mr.. WERNER.
4 ADULTS desire furnished . or :
bedroom house or apt, Arlington 81
Alexandra. on or before March /
Phone DE. 1884 any time.
4-BEDRM. HOUSE, Takoma Silver
Spring area. reas. rent; children
about May !. Box 136-H, Star.
THREE or four room house or cot.
h-acre land or more; nearby Mary.
land or Virginia. Reasonable rent
for good care and upkeep Of prop
erty. DI. $685.,
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HOUSES TO SHARE

BEAUTIFUL RESIDENTIAL SECTION
New brick home; high elevation
large master bedrm., 2 closets: nicely
furn.; use Of phone and Kitchen
home privils. Like your own with re-
fined lady. Reas. price; / block Il
busline; suitable refined couple Of
2 refined ladies. IA. 2271.
CONGENIAL PEOPLE-Share 5-bed.
nm. house; suburbs; no objection tt
children; school, shopping centel
and busline. GE. 4516.
NAVY COUPLE share new home, an.
other Navy couple: all cow. 40s
Xenia st., Congress- Hgts.
WILL SHARE NICELY FURN. East
pine house with working cple.: XII
and ldry. privilS.; unlimited phone
SIS mo. Car desirable. WA. 6919,.
LADY TO SHARE new home with
overseas oficer's wife,. room and
board free for care Of 5-year-cld
TSWoo Or THREE GIRLS. 10 to 49,. te
share Groom house with 2 airline
employees; shopping and transporta.
tion half block; Bendix. tn. $685.
BRICK RAMBLER, nicely furn.; shar.
with working couple OF. 2 girls; To-
Gated near Cheverly, Md. and Prince
GEORGES Hospital. AP. 1862. lis
COLORED-N.E., COUPLE TO SHARE
house: call after = weekdays ane
all day Sunday. LU. 2-1202 IL
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APIS. WANTED Gent,

unfurn. apt. VI. ZOO. EXT. 1902,
sun: after g weekdays.
TACOMA PARK, MD.-Pref. unfur.
9 housekeepine rooms; near transp.;
WHITE Ffah1is 1 sRFrLEspB d. f tzfI wants 2
rms. k. and b.; ne. sect: S45: March
3. Post ONCE 7446. Arbutus. Md. e
EMBASSY WORKER wants effic apt. /;
Wardmen or Dupont Circle area. No
c snsFss G HiLk si sRck ~ e. small,
children, husband overseas desires
1-bedrm. apt; ne. or sc. TR. 1886.
WANTED FURNISHED APT. by couple
with infant; $75 mo-; non-smokers
or drinkers: OR: S871.
dPsss Mf SSa ssst st am f.
GOVERNMENT GIRL wants unfurn:
alter p an No: 1885, $3.50. s s4s. i "a.
YOUNG COUPLE desire furnished
apartment In NV. vicinity. no.
YOUNG EMPLOYED COUPLE desires
unfurnished one-bedroom apt; In
NV. or Va: by Mar. / DE. 1894. .
EFFICIENCY APT Quiet, private
home; BY yo Sn woman; NV; no
sssRs4 .na :ss e;:sr d s:ss w +,
|2 ADULTS want q 3-rm. unfurn.
apt: IN or close to the District; not
eyer oyer SO rorlp per ,I mo; Can Ho. 1913
DIPLOMAT, couple with child wants
or rambler. furn. or unfurn with
GOOD downtown communications
TWO YOUNG professional women de-
location, near busline within month:
reasonable rent. Box 104-H. Star
STATE DEPT. OFFICIAL, wife i and
children desire furn. apt. or house,
u NNf5fR f Ap eci En- "a sp s9s2
b, refined Govt. lady; approx. $50.
F III hsih EFFICIENCY in NV. o,
nearby Md; preferably apt. bldg
Sssssss g stsr rent; references. Box
EMs1PLooiYEIiDs Ed MOTHER and daughter mlg
desire 1-bedrm. unfurn. apt. in an
g. at 6ssEii vic Conn. ave-; Feas.
2 BEDROOM furnished house or
aHp p, Sh months; ANDERSON,
Yo1NG Nv WOMAN MMa1Seil assoc ao'si with prof.
organization. desires unfinished
s.I777; ST. 45sO week days. Is.
LADY, white. employed. desires un-
anrnisned sfisisney apartment in
COLORED-FURN.-2 rooms. kitch-
en- and bath; basement apt. prefer
ably; not over SIG wk.; 8 in family
1 ~ Use JEWISH COUPLE with child
approx ap seG $50. du 5G se g apt. bldg
FURNISHED one-bedroom apt; NV.
sect, Md. or Va; for one or two
months: beginni1g March l; excel
r IeaSs Or rent aas.,I Box ss,M. Star.
unfurn. EN-. apt: $50 mo. max;
Dupont Circle. Georgetown or 10th
81 sIIer 7ao O. fT a,n 1ss days; EN- 1865
/. EMPI. WHITE GiRLs-Nice furn.
l-6edrm. apt. or efi. apt. with
spnzox 's 81. L fG0a a-74 97eolsh00Fho0d'
FHEE-Landiords. applicants waiting
Tor nr,y your furn: or unf4En: apis; or
Wnits's Open St DAYS MA 1885, ooeoaoi va;
APT. OR HOUSE-2-bedrms unfurn. ::
NV; win sign lease; ref. furn; z
empl: adults. 10. 2-1344. 20.
REFINED COUPLE. 2 miniature pets.
desire 1-bedroom UNFINISHED apart
ment or duplex; good neighhorho God.
Ph9ne Elk. 4343 or DU. 1913. MR..
SGT. IST c.. wife and 2 children, s
and 8. desire ]. or 2 bedroom furn.
Call JOHN DUKE. re. 9644. Ifs
VISITING PROFESSOR wants very
clean and aerated efficiency apt. in
excellent NV. neighborhood. Cali
6DTg; Big after 8 pm. 17'
apt. furnished. HUI. 9O92.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

UNFURN., UPPER BRIGHTwooD OF
walter Reed: 20 bedrm. house OF
apt. Govt. family Of 4. GE. 1890.
HOUSE OR APT, in NV. d. c.
. bedrm.; permit insp. present home
to verify care. LII. 1-4795.
FALLS CHURCH-Three-bedrm. and
bsmt.; don't need Immediately. Nc
small children. PA. 1856 or u
DfPGTSSHSiAT REQUIRES . or 3 bedrm
SECTION. Can OR. O056. -1S
PHYSICIAN stationed Naval Medical
Center desires rent unfufn. S-bedrn
house; general vicinity Center OIL
COUPLE and infant need house n
Maryland. near Gyattsvils; yerl
ptill. 40. 1762. III
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HOUSES UNrURNisHEp tcent.

ARLINGTON FOREST - Modern,
1e0r 4auIts : sIssa rE Po5Sssa ESQ., Ma.''
COLUMBIA FOREST bedrms., kit.
dining area, living rm, gas furnac
and stove; refrigerator. screen porch
large fenced, shaded lawn close t,
Columbia pike; 10 min. from D. C..
v SRGG IA: Owner , NE 4o q p.n..sor
Attr. 2-bdrm. brk. semi-det.; les
popular Jefferson Manor; separat
dn.-rm.. full bsmt., porch and An
Choir fenced yard; may be rente,
with option to buy: open for inspect
3-5 today. $11O. 314 Albemarle
Jefferson Manor tjust below Alex
Ho ss on cal Eo %sekdsy., mr. P " Ma
8 iBESR2Hss:. t tiSs bsmt., 7 minis. pent.
gon, avail Mar. /; S125 mo. $50,
90; First st., All. GIL. 1855.
8 bedrms.,. new brick rambler. din
ell; full bsmt:: $l25 per mo. 8
VEST AsP hLE EkAkIx CO. sH' s LID;
bungalow; large liv. rm. with firepl.
CHEVY CHASE-Beaut. rambler; 4
bdrms.. 8 baths. rec. rm., maid
rm;, gar; 1915. MRS. DUNNING
TON, WI. 1896, OR. 1888.
WHEATON,. Viers Mil Village-2 bed
room Diet: houses; immed. poss. MIR
r SSyHELI P6a,. qE, 47e7i r, st. 1920; "a.
suitable for roomine house; desfrabl,
dS1MntoTn location; KEAcH 4
Lovely .s;BEDRooM bungslox, sul
REAL REaI'r$$ s3 e. g 81. g 1851, pARks1Dl
BUNGALOW. ideal for children: al
conveniences: built 1941; $50 mo.
SCHOOLS, churches; W. Hysttsvine
SILVER sPsR1NG-Brand-new, s-ped
room Colonial brick, never occupied
near park and schools; immediat
ARL. aGIEN CARLYN)@SSH1b1edroon
Cape COD bunealoy. tile bath, ful
FALLS CHURCH, bedrms., 2 baths
sS ssJs sook s.s ay
ALEXANDRIA AREA-Attractive Q
bedroom house with refrigerator
range and Bendix washer; lots o.
i ff9rsEEs x SPACE sa,oos 1o5 monthly
NEW 3-BEDRM. BRICK, large liv
R iR. 4 81, gas heat. Call ME- ~ 9St0
and stores, 3-bedroom rambler
equipped kit. auto. washer. fence
yard; $12Q mo. Call KE. 3-6677 o
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcent.,

s3s BRYANT ST. N.E.-corner. nice.
ly furn., 8 rms. bath, yard; conv
sect. GE. 1922 or RIA. 1858.
SMALL Arm. house, acres. semi
modsrn', SOB; refs. Near Andrews
B sk1s!f c 81; sslzHse nice s-rm. brick
Colonial, 1la-bath; 2 nreplaces; Diet,
garage; nice community; 10 min. ro
Pentagon; SITS mo. To inspect call
the once Of A. n. BROOKS. Realtor
Gu. 500: 8 til 2; CIV. 800. lis
ALEXANDRIA. VA. N. Columbus St.
near Christ church--Attractive red
brick house of 8 rooms and bath
g bedrooms}. Nicely furnished with
traditional furniture and accessories;
screened porch and pleasant garden
in rear; gas neat and other modern
conveniences; convenient to trans
portation. shopping, etc; available
March '. Shown BY appointment
only. THoS. j. FISHER q CO., INC.
73S 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50. is
I2-NICE 5-RM. HOUSES. 2-bedrms:
M st. Sc; mr.. MINI. ave-. S125;
Seat Pleasant, 500 Ii. 6-200C.
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CLINTON

s-room brick, h-w.h., beaut. ground;
and shrubbery. S125 per mo. CAT
Mr.. Cooper. 10. 9-9110 or 10
PUFSPSEENBERGER & MOORE. INC.
OLORED-NEW CONDITION-Six.
room modern house; auto. gas heat
mr. Kingman Park area; occupancy
30 days Box 295-H. Star. IL
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APARTMENTs WANTED

sira6le / or : bedrm. unfurn. apt.
in apt. bldg. about Mar. /; pref.
s gPpsE BY. IA. IA esq., esq., want .t;e,.
ency or 1-bedroom apt. for 9 to .
Bethesds Research inst. Oh. Q611.
MARRIED, quiet couple wants 3 Or
Z room unfurn. apt. BOX 4bssk,
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TWO-BEDRM. home. Vienna. Garage;
nee yard. $110.
Three practically new home
Falls Church. $3.50.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors, FA. 1890
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SHIRLEY DUKE APIS,
429 DOMINATION BLVD.
ALEXANDRIA. VA,
Applications accepted for futurI
rentals.
bedroom
1st FL. 500
End FL. S67
Ord FL, S68
2-BEDROOM
LIST FL. $76.50
End FL. $77.50

oIo ELL. ST0.0U
Once hours. $50 am. to 5 pm.
Mon. through Fri.
COLORED-2-ROOM, kitchen apt
e eRpl e. ffuD ases g 2 ladies' no sail
cGLoRED-1sos NEW JERSEY AVE.
P "a re z. BARRY CO, Me. 2os6,
c9szfsesR sspe PEOPLE OH os7Iy
bids Liv. rm., Nss DRESSING aSIs[h r an.
utii. Furn., 5000. AGENT on
premises; IL to 4 daily and Sunday
c 81 hafis q ~ "a, 3fss. ST. NV
!m adults sit on fnd s4 esR m @pss
c ssa5dsF On sgaTsm 3 sr. N.w.-rvo.
rm. apt; adults only; immediate
oceup:; S37 .25 mo. CAN Me. 540s
C0LORED l1th AND HARVARD
S n sxa N,.W:lReeently remodeled snd
q GORDON. INC, 1874 PAX I'd
CoLoRE6-f.RM., KIT. APT, semi.
p pBfe. bath 80 S ssny. location; reason
liv; rm;, pvt; bath and kit; $75 mo
COLORED-2 RMS. kitchenette and
bath: cony. NE. location; good refs
required. Monday call no. 6712.
COLORED-30O BLK. 18th ST. NE
Refined couple only. 2 rms, kit. and
bath apt. utils incl; Just decorated
Call Ii. gags.
COLORED-1st-FL. APT, 2 rms. kit
o and bath e. ooo Ella. ave. sc. Adults
C0LoRED-s RMS, kit. share bath;
lIsat hoors;. COW. transD. "a.
CoIoRED-1 RIM, kit. and bath;
ref nnsd' employed couple. Ii.
ceIgSSiRgEp-see MT. VERNON PL.
N.W.-Furn: rm. and kit. semi
bbEAI SSs5. CO. 4is S'h St Cl 81:
private: all util. included; married,
empl; couple; no children. Ii.
coLoRED-NrcELY furn. s-rm. apt,
share bath; pvt. emit; mr.. shop.
ana transp:; reasonable; Brookland'
C0LoRED-isth AND d SITS. Ne
No. 2; 1-rm. apt. semikit., bath,
COLORED-a-RooM apartment, fur
nished. 443 N st. NV, no. 0734'
~0T N1T~ N~yYYATr~yYYR
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E. SPICER
TILDEN GARDENS

Large liv. rm.. sunroom, bedrm.: full
din. rm., kitchen and foyer; 8 ex.
posures. EN-. 2405.
COLORED-350I 18th ST. NV, Apt
sale; in this established cooperative;
only $3.50 down. S72 mo. Call Of.
fice of A. NJ. DRAISNER, 1404 / st
NV, Ma. So36 daily till z; Sun.
CoLoREDGsi4 EAST CAPITOL ST
NE. Apt. Isl room. kitchen ant
bath efficiency; $195 down. $50 mo
Call ONCE Of A. M. DRA1SNER. l404
L st. NV. Ma. S036 daily till z
Sun. IL to 8 pm. lis
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COLORED, DOWNTOWN
All End st. Sc. (near Capitol
Lge.. 3-rm. apt. with pvt. bath
S79.5 month, incl. util. and jant
tor service. See ianitor, bsmt.
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1922 DECATUR ave

3g22 DECATUR AVE.
KENSINGTON. MD.
New, modern, 2-bdrm. rambler; gas
heat. lge. lot. Ayailable Mar |;
S95. HORACE l.. STEVENSON.
1025 Conn. ave. MA. $3.50. la
1882 MONROE ST. NE.
Attractively, furnished Groom Diet.
per mo. Mr.. Martufi. LA 6-7S45.
MARSHALL ]. MAPLE CO.
1924 14th ST. NV. DI. 3346.
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
cow TO PENTAG0N
VIENNA, VA,

Twenty minutes to Pen
tason on busline; attractive
YOUNGSTOWN kitchen with dis
posal; oil heat: detached ga
rage A-acre land; $135 per
month; available now.
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
OF. 1856 OF. so3s
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage II
seperate rooms, expert packing
Phone NO OlO4. UNION STORAGE
co INC testab 1906.
BEHE & HALL, movers; reas. rates
courteous exper. men. CAN day Of
GENERAL HAULING, small moylns
Eas, any time. DU. 1857 or OR
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as par,
payment on your moving, storage
Reas. Ia 1887; ewes. GE. 1416.
MOVING. DAY OR EVE, small O,
large Job by exper.. men; reas. rates;
estimates given. AT 9342.
LIGHT HAULING, MOVING
Prompt service; reas.; ST. 1000; 2
Gays week. z AMP pm. W.
MARVBIN. 1os
APARTMENTS oUT-oF-ToWN
ATLANTIC CITY, rooms and bath;
beautifully furnished, 2 porches and
phone. TU. 1920. III
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THE BROADMOOR

- 44AA 49, Ava WV
ave. at Porter St.-A
lovely apartment-home in Washing
tons most outstanding cooperative
building, consisting Of entrance hall.
living room. dining room. kitchen,
bedroom and bath. Garage space
available. Here at The Broadmoor,
you can enjoy the comforts Of living
in a large apartment house. plus the
many benefits Of home ownership,
but without its disadvantages. and
at q lower cost. The price Of this
only SI5.250. Substantial cash
payment required. Call WQ. S175
any time except on Sunday for fur
ther details and appointment to
inspect.
WILLIAM E. SPICER
Exclusive Agent
Barr Bldg. Broker. RE. 6197
ONE-ROOM EFFICIENCY
Ideal location, 1435 N st. NV. 4
blocks heart of city; full price, S4.-
Zoe. Phone Mr.. Bell, MI. 1898
with FREDERICK W. BERENS.
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THE BROADMOOR
WHY RENT?
HOUSE SIZE

Why buy o home for your landlord
when you can buy your own apt
home for less.
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HOUSE SIZE
Still q few these amazing valuel
in the largest apis. you have prob.
ably ever seen. 3 bedrooms,
baths. large foyer, living room
dining room, kitchen, butler'i
pantry. open porch and 6 to 8 larg:
closets, at prices from $15.5o(
building with the finest neisnbors
Purchasers must be approved b!
the Board of Directors and arr
limited to adults.