davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-14

Taking Ontario firstly where there
is 1876 per cent of the total japanese
Canadian population and where
York county alone numbers 1926.
the statistics reveal 1900 males as
compared to 1881 females. In 1941,
there were only 234, a figure which
represented only l per cent of the
population.
British Columbia, the leading
province in 1941 as far as japanese
Canadian population was concern
ed, took sudden drop from its pre-
vious IS 5 per cent. In 1851. there
were 1859 and further broken down,
1902 males to 3,267 females. In 194I,
there were 22,O96 living in B. C. a
lone, these figures pointing out the
result of the evacuation and relOca-
tiOn. In 1851. the total only repre-
scented 1871 per cent of the entire
population.
Third in rank is Alberta, booming
from 578 in 1941 or 25 per cent to
1886 G,762 males, STA females) or
l5.4 per cent of the total population
in 1851.
Manitoba comes fourth with 1,161
$3.50 males, 562 females) or 5.4 per
cent. In 1941. there was a meager
number of AZ.
Close behind is Quebec with l,137
$3.50 males, 557 females) or So per
cent, rising from AZ persons of ia
panese descent in 1941.
Sixth-ranking province is Saskat-
chewan where today there is 225 or
per cent, not too radical a differ
ence from the los in 194l.
The frigid areas of Yukon and
Northwest Territories rank seventh
and eighth with % and IL respect
lively. For Yukon, as i'm b. c., the
figure represents drop since there
were Al persons in 1871.
The maritime provinces do not
seem to hold much attraction for
Japanese Canadians There are
seven in New Brunswick while PEI
Nova Scotia and Newfoundland
show six, four and two respectively.
The total of 21,663 which saw an
actual decline of 1,486 from that of
1941, represents Is per cent of the
total Canadian population of I4,OO9,-
429. In 1871, the total of 23,149 re-
presented 2 per cent but as against
a total 11,5O6,655 Canadian popuIa-
ton
An interesting comparison can be
seen in the male-female ratio as
to the Chinese in Cana
da. Chinese number 32,528-25. $3.50
which are male and $3.50, female
Male-female ratio among japanese
Canadians are almost even with
1887 males to l0,066 females.
Thusly. it can be seen that over
the ten-year stretch. the effects of
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-14

living in Canada.
Assuming that the number of nom
japanese born in Japan was limited
to 200-400, it appears that the Issei
population of today is about 5000
B. c., which ranks second in to-
tai japanese Canadian provincial
distribution, appears to have the
most Issei, 1912 4 4O7 male, 965 fe-
MALE. although Ontario comes close
behind with 2,244 1892 male, 982
female).
Other provincial figures read: AL
berta 1874, Quebec 1872, Manitoba 303.
Sask 81, Yukon 8, Nova Scotia 7, P
E. l. 3 New Brunswick g. Northwest
Territories l.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-14
March of Dimes

Every resident in Seattle received
the traditional dime card" of the
March of Dimes this week as the
annual Embarrassing campaign of
the King County chapter of the Ma
tional Foundation for Infantile Pa
ralysis got under way
The 10000 cards we're all adj
dressed and prepared for mailing by
a corps of more than 200 volunteer
women working under the direction
of Mrs. Roy Rowse. They are to be
filled with contributors dimes and
dollars and returned to the post
man, Dick Keplinger. Seattle chair
man, said
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-14
THE1951CENSUS
Toronto Boasts
Largest Group

VANCOUVER, B. c.. Jan. l4tNew
Canadian Notwithstanding to
the 1851 census of cities over 10. 900.
Toronto (Ontario) has by far the
largest japanese Canadian group
with 4,633 Next in line is Hamilton
with 9l8. and completing the big
Ten" is Vancouver 1873, Montreal
1877, Winnipeg 629. Fort William 315.
Lethbridge 3l4, London 1874. Calgary
1877 and Chatham 1877 Greater
Montreal, however, added together,
surpaSses Vancouver.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-14
RashOm0n' Hailed

SAN FRANCISCO. Calf, Jan IA
The San Francisco Drama Critics
Council this week announced that
it had voted the prize winning ia
panese film, "Rashomon'. as the
best foreign picture exhibited in this
city during 1852.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-14
Decrease of 5000 IsSei in Canada Noted
In Latest Count Of Japanese People

VANCOUVER B. c. Jan II New Dspatch-The Issei
population Canada today
ten This total
number compared l9 Although the
combined population is less To-Day than
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-14
s<>'t<S<2-s<>SLp <>N2~<>x>p.2p1
BEG YOUR PARDON!

In the story on the assistance be-
ing extended by the Jackson ST.
Community Council in the matter
of alien registration. the NV Times
enormously stated that the council
offices were open up to IL noon Sa-
turday. Mrs Mary Imayanagita
of the council pointed out the error
and stated:
The jackson st Community Coun-
Gil offices are open every day except
Saturday and Sunday Office hours
are between am and $50 pm.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-14

relocation on provincial distribution
has been widespread while the re-
turn flow to Japan has probably
been the main factor in the decline
of Japanese Canadian population.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-14
LOOKING
At Our Friends
Across Border
Total Japanese Population in Canada
z, 63;; Ontario Has 1876 Per Cent

VANCOUVER B c. Jan 14(New Dispatch-From a to-
tai OF 1881 in Ontario 1851 census reveals
that canada provinces Yukon Northwest Terri
tories are populated by though in VARYING
numbers The total japanese population in Canada
81 663 according to the compared to 14s in 1s
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-14
Today's Editorial

DO YOUR BIT THROUGH YOUR JACL CHAPTERS
appear if the JACI Discrimination Committee vii, have
its hands full this year n the nations capital
The JAcI ADO Masaoka has five oh
ecve for legislators Congress to consider
The goals set by the JACL of thousands of ia
panee Americans the and in other parts of
This seemingly TO-DAY:
ID Statehood for Hawaii direct representation in
congress TO- Americans of Japanese popua
ton is 1882 and the 184549
'2' Securing Immediately by the Depart
meat of Justice compromise evacuation
claims . ..
go Administrative FUNDS expedite pro-
cessing of larger adjudicated
"a Restoration OF American citizenship by
voting in Japanese
go Fight rights legislation
In addition TO these aims the
concentrate pushing
the Immigration Nationality
Indeed ambitious but confident the
Ado by firing available with
chief spokesman will objectves all which the
life comfortable the
you
program yours
your bit for JACL ADO
organization guards your pitching through
your local JACL chapters.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-14
CLASSIFIED ADS

WANTED: Young woman to
answer tie eph e. Night work.
Board, transportation included. Ap-
ply in person after 2 pm. Chinese
Kitchen. EA $685..
CAPITOL HILL
BY OWNER
Two blocks west of ST. Joseph.
Older home. Planned for gracious
living. Plumbing on all floors. Ex-
celIent condition inside and out
FIR. 1868.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-14
400 AliensSign
And EnrOl1fOr
Glasses
CitizenS-to-be to Assemble for LIST Time
Next Tuesday in Edison Auditorium

DR. Kelly x Yamada PRESIDENT Seattle chapter Of the lana
Aese American Citizens close to 400 alien
Japanese taking the new Wal
er-McCaan Immigration
ed Tor citizenship classes tc startn week
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-14

Japanese See Big Change in US. Policy
After 1keTakeS over the Presidency
TOKYO l4Nippon Times ReeaseFifty of
polled conducted
changes United policies
Japan Dwight
dency.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-14

UNIVERSITY OF hH0'''
UNIVERSITY OF WASH. LIBRARY
SEATTLE =, NASH.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-05-21

week, Allen Lloyd Hancock, 1925
Plymouth place, has now been
awarded the coveted Case Honor
Key. The key is awarded to those
who have excelled in extra-curri-
cular activities.
Two East Clevelanders were
honored at the annual Honors
Chapel at Adelbert College of
Western Reserve University, May
10th.
Paul Danaceau, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. r. Danaceau, 1882 Wal
den ave., was appointed editor OF
the Western Reserve Tribune-Rec-
ord, the campus newspaper. Dana
ceau has been a staff member for
two years and currently holds the
position of sports editor. His edi-
torial term begins in the fall
James A Griffith, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur E. Griffith, 2025
Mount Vernon blvd, was appointed
business manager of the Eos, year
book of Adelbert College
Among the senior recitals at
Sweet Briar College, Lynchburg,
Va, this spring that of Miss
Nancy McGinnis is Of special in
terest here since Nancy is the
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. S. Russell
McGinnis, 16O09 Brewster rd. Re-
porting the recital, the Lynchburg
News says:
"Mis McGinnis sang a rather
difficult program with distinction.
She has good sense Of style, and
she captures the mood of each
song. Careful phrasing and an ease
of manner not often found in a
younger singer are also among her
assets.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-05-21
Ca nm
New S

Barclay D. McMillen, 1920 Page
ave-, has been named to the Deans
list at Kent State University fol
the second quarter with a straight
A record. A senior, Barclay has
been named on the Deans list
every quarter but one. He is enter
ing Harvard Law School in the
fall.
Recently he was initiated into
two national honorary fraternities,
Pi Gamma Mu, social science; and
Pi Sigma Alpha, political science
He is also a member of Phi Alpha
Theta, history honorary fraternity
He is the son rof Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph D. McMillen.
David S. Baumgartner, and Ri
chard L. Baumgartner, sons of DR..
and Mrs. D. A. Baumgartner, 15600
Oakhill rd., have been elected to
membership in Mu Sigma, mems
music honorary fraternity, at
Denison University, Granville,
where they are sophomores.
Twenty-Five Ohio University
senior men will enter Air Force
flight training in officer grade dur
ing the summer, following compile
tion of their academic work and
awarding of their commissions in
the Air Force Reserve.
These men will be the first from
the local Air Force ROTC group
to be enrolled in the new three
year active duty tour established
recently by the Air Force, accord
ing to 1t. Col. John K. Graham,
commander of the local group.
Included in this group is Robert
K. Beattie of 1870 East 134th st.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-05-21

The following students from this
area have been elected to class
offices for the coming schoolyear
at Notre Dame College:
Helen Finn of 1894 Carlyon I'd.
has been elected to the office of
president of the Student Council.
This is the highest office any stu
dent can hold. Miss Finn formerly
held the offices of secretary of the
Student Council and treasurer of
the Sodality, students spiritual or
ganization.
Lenore Galeti, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Galeti Of 1477
East 172nd st. has been elected as
president of the seniro class. She
was also president of the Junior
Class.
Constance Turk, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Turk of 1900
Arcade ave-, has been elected to the
office of secretary Of the college
student council.
Miss Karan Keller, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Keller of
1906 Sixth ave. has been elected
to the office of vice-president of
the senior class. She formerly
held this office as a sophomore.
All offices begin in September
1853 to June 1854.
Raymond William Marshall, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Marshall of
1899 East 125th St., has been
awarded the coveted Case Honor
Key at Case Institute of Tech
nology in Cleveland, Ohio.
Awarded to those who have ex-
celled in extra-curricular activi-
tiesat Case, the Honor Key was
presented to Ray by the Case Stu
dent Senate.
Ray graduated from Shaw High
in June, 1949. At Case he is Chair
man of Thomlinson Hall Board OF
Managers, member of the fenc-
ing team, and is a member of Eta
Kappa M, national electrical en-
gineering honorary, Tau Beta Pi,
national engineering honorary
Theta Tau, national professional
engineering fraternity, and Blue
Key, national activities honorary
He is a senior majoring in elec-
trical engineering, and his social
fraternity is Phi Delta Theta.
In addition to being elected
president of the Student Senate at
Case Institute of Technology last
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-05-21

"The clarity of her voice was
ably demonstrated in her opening
group, which included a bright
aria by Scarlatti, followed by two
from Mozart's Opera "The Mar
riage of Figaro. The gay and
mischievious mon so Piu" seemed
especially well suited to her tai
ents.
"A group Of French songs, sew
eral of which called for effective
vocal control to bring out their
sustained melodic qualityj was fol-
lowed by the familiar aria "Ill est
doux, lest bon" from Massenet's
Herodiade, sung with good lyric
expression"
Miss McGinnis is majoring in
Philosophy. She is member of
the Music Club, on the staff of
the Sweet Briar News. She will
graduate in June.
Mrs. McGinnis attended her
daughters recital.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-05-21
Plan Children S
Cain Park Season

The 1863 season for Cain Parks
Creative Playshop begins Monday,
June 22nd. 1t includes outside
morning classes, afternoon re-
hearsals, five early evening per-
formances, radio and television
shows. 1t is offered to all children
from 7 to 18 years of age. Small
classes are arranged based on age
and experience.
There will be two puppet shows,
aladdin and His Lamp, June 22-
26; and, kidnapped" July 1917
presented by the nationally famous
Palmer Martin Marionette team.
There will be four live shows,
Cheaper by the dozen," June 90
July 3rd; "Three Bears" July g.
10; 1.-THE Elves and the Shoemaker"
July 2O-24; and "The Indian Cap
tive" July 27-31.
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CHOICE HOMES
HOUSES UNFURNISHED

K5SSs 5sS5S. PAKfNeV]y S,5b. s1ag gsoSTssed %a c,
LHNGIEY An fISfS' pARk sItsF ARE%-s-b.drm. hR
semidetached houses; peri. for chill
dren dre M snoRPlnf RH f.sooa aaa schools; sil6
Three-bedrr1.. brk. flrepl., picture
windows. perfect for children. newly
decorated: GE kit: S145 mo. JE.
ssa1o1S ess21to RoopLEY pL. N.w.-semid... 5
din. rm., den kit; concrete front
porch; full bsmt.; auto. gas heat;
Law. and shower; garage; S14O per
mo; Open for your inspection. LUS-
TINE REALTY CO.. 412 9th st. Nv.
N. ARLINGToN-4-bedrm. Cape Cod
brick. 3 years old, on corner lot.
Liv rm. with fireplace. sep. din.
rm.. equip. kit, 2 tile baths, scrnd.
porch. full bsmt., attic fan. spacious
fTs s1sfts AUG e0n si7s f sTnosU mo so47 hSS sSEd
St. n. All, KE. = $3.50. WIZ 4 -1'o
81 GIRARD ST. N.E.-6-room row
water heat: attic fan. White only;
S125 per mo- KE. 7-1916. -5
TWO mod. brick rambler.
hood; - Il mi. Falls Church, Va. JIG.
vnLAGE-Five bedrms.. =
baths. maids rm. and bath. large
paneled rec. room, porch. det. gar,
wash. mach; deep freeze; $500 mo.
available 4 |, Ia July l. JE' 2-1s71. ~ to
ALEXANDRIA-old section; bea1ti-
full brick Colonial, carefully re-
stored and newly decor, with one
of the largest town-house gardens;
m, osdan'. kis saoo' S''sh ss Nv wH2RroR: EH eIS
SILVER sPSRrNG-e-rm. brick Co.
lonial, In ideal loc.; immed. occu-
pancy. Sl16. COS Ritchie ave-. 10.
ARIiNGToN-z-yr.-old brick house;
lge. rooms. IA baths; S165 mo.
2100 N. Potomac st., JE. 2-0090.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Nev home! ;
bedrms;. IH baths, recr. rm.; sIe5
M eSlI &bSss NJ 9jsts0 brick detached
homes, 3 bedrooms. large living
room. dining area, kitchen and
Cali R. 4. HUMPHRiEs. NA. 5000.
FIvE-RM. HsE.. fenced-in I'd. with
sSa sEt2ss ideal 1 for Ss,t fam With toa, er
SN"N's AZ AAAAA@' SASSSSA' Vs. -
.RL1NGroN-Nesrly new. a-bedTm.
brick, recr. rm., full bsmt.. OH: ~
blk. from shopping center. blk.
from school. bus. direct to Pentagon
and llth and z NV; Sl35 mo.
IA. 7-3142 after 8 pm. .
S.E.-3-bedrm. brick semidet., fenced
yard, flowers: partially furn., good
location. LU. 2-3603 after 8 pm.
silver sPRNG-a bedrms.. bsmt..
f{sil HT t-idSS sKfGx; blk TO school:
ya4Fddij 10 ,E Rins: s:ss9s. e Psnsason: s JE.
MD.-Brick Colonial;
3 bedrms.; fenced I'd; good transp.
shopping; SIPS mo. 1704 Dayton
rd.L WO. 6-l339. Util.- rn. p
7ALLS CHURCH, GIL Meridian lane
--2-bedrm. brick. equip. kit. gas
heat; 500 per mo, Call KE- .S-5455.
IRLINGTON. E.-High cool area;
newly decorated, 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial; fenced back yard. trees;
sep, din, rm.. hrepl.. full bsmt,
storm wind0Ts; m. bus. gsa, schools.
MICHIGAN PIX. HILL, MD.--6-room
brick Colonial, mr.. walter Reed, Md.
Univ. and Catholic Univ: close to
schools and shopping; D. c.. bus
service; rent S140 mo. OIL. 4-7670.
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X ST. NV and
y rm. apis. Children accepted.
Newly dec. Utils. incl. Refers. ~.
RMS. KIT. and share
bath or rms Children accepted.
Conv. transp. RA. 3-l6oS, RA. o.
COLORED-ONE LARGE bedrm. and
kitchen. share bath with L person;
utils. furnished: S52 per month;
725 Fairmont st. NV. AID. 4-0h9a
or DE. 2-05S3.
COLORED-BASEMENT APARTMENT
for, single person. ! rm,. pvt. Kit
CocL3oRfEiDtt-APARTMENT, room, and
house hSs e for rent Furnished Bo'
COLoRED-I3Is t3th ST. NV
Lee. rm.. with sink and hot plate,
eompl.: f1!;r tnrn. Rent $40 mo. Call
C0IoRED-2l40 N ST. N.w.-Two
bedrms., nv. rm,. kit. and bath; !;
newly dec; Ss5 per mo. Call ME.
COLORED 49, TRINIDAD - Basement
apt; l or adults; conv. transp. :;
quiet home; good refs. Ii. 800 10.
COLORED-45s X ST. N.W.--1 and
2 rm. apts.: children accepted; new
ly decor; refer. XII. 9-1031. Il
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

LIGHT HAULING: local moving,
peaches esp S. 1 MORRIS. .4510 18th
ST. NV Call TU 2-1150 after Z pm
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country. safe storage IN
Phone NO. 7-0lo4. UNION STOR-
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1903.
MOVING-Low rates; short notice;
exper men: beach runs; insured.
Call day or night. Ii. 6-o342.
EARL'S VAN SERVICE, moving and
general hauling at any time; reas.
rates. 10. 3-5407 -
FREE PACKING BOXES - Chester
Movers: anything. any time. Luggage
boxes. etc. RE. 7-1560. ia. 9-O1 15.
MOVING SPECIALISTS: lowest rates:
Euarantsed WORK Wssao RIGHT WAY w
LONG-DISTANCE MOVING our =, Spez ? =
sialty: lowest ,a ggatsso rates; RIcHr-WaAY
MOVING AND HAULING; pads and
GREENE Ii. 4-253S. -6
ROYAL TRANSFER--We will move
you by lob or So hr. Six rms. as
low as $50. DE. 2-0o66. -
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your MOVING. storage;
reas. IA. 9-2937; ewes. RA. 3-l4l 4l6.
ARE YoU MOVING to California or
to some other Western State? Daily
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates. JUDSON
FORWARDING, Ma. S-4s52.
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DRIVING DIRECTIONS: Out South
Capitol st. to Atlantic st, left to
4th ST. right to Brandywine, left
to apartments.
BY BUS: Take Az bus to 4th and
Atlantic
ment Phone RESIDENT MANAGER,
10 O.0SS1 II
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA

New apis. Lee. liv. rm.. bedrm.,
spacious General Electric kitchen
bath room, lge. dble. closets, Vene-
tian blinds, cross ventilation. Auto.
washer and dryers. New blond
mahogany modern furniture. Car
peting wall-to-wall. S125 per mo-,
incl. gas and electric. Suitable for
& adults DU 1-R644 j
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APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE--Landlords applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn apts. or
houses or sublets: Wash. Va. Nd.
(whitel open 2 days. Ma. S-00O1.
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GARDEN APARTMENTS

GARDEN APARTMENTS
ONE AND TWO BEDROOM
FURNISH HE'D APART
MENTS; Sc. LIVIN G
ROOM, DINETTE, KITCH-
EN-, BATH. SPACIOU S
ROOMS. CONVENIENT TO
TRANSPORTATION AND
SCHOOLS. AVAILABLE ON
MONTHLY OR YEARLY
BASIS. LU. 2-6100, 9 AM.
IT'LL 5 PM. WEEKDAYS
ONLY.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
Bachelor apt: redec.; rfsr.; nicely
furn.; elevator apt. bldg; $50 mo.
ST. 3-42S2. a
PENNA. AVE-, DOWNTOWN
327 9th st. SEE rms, housekeep-
ing apt. front; CONT; furn:; one
Guiding utilities adults only
MANAGER. Apt. /.
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CLAIRE APTS.. Sc.

SA4144eC xa1 40.1 DID,
Modern flreproof bldgs.; large rooms,
ample closets, parquet floors; in
cinerator; near schools, churches.
stores, bus. Freshly decorated q
bedrm. apts.. $50 incl. utils. See
janitor. Apt. AS 3716 and st. Sc.
MA. S.067S II
Evening star., 1953-07-01
ApARTMENTs UNFURNlsHED

3707 wooDLEY RD. N.w.-Attrac.
1-bedrn. apt; liv. rm., dinette, kit.
and bath: very convenient; S76.42
per month. WO. 6-1742.
Evening star., 1953-07-01
GARDENS
A10J KAYWnOn pT

4IuL KAYWOOD PL.
MT. RAINIER. MD.
just outside of the District: bus
fare: conv. to shopping center and
theater: nicely furn apt: liv. rm.,
dinette, bedrm.. kit. and bath;
IS1o5 incl, utils.; immed. poss.
Evening star., 1953-07-01

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
. bedrooms. living room. dining room,
kitchen, bath, sun porch. No children,
pets. S1Jo mo. Lease. Apt. house.
Box 1O5-T Star d6
Evening star., 1953-07-01
100 WEBSTER ST. Ne, OF Hawaii

ave, nr. park. Newly dec. liv, rm.;
bedrm., kit. bath: in semidet: house
with sep. entr.; all utils; S95 mo.
EX. 3-1s45 or RA. 3-7506, i
MT. RAINIER bedrm., hv. rm.,
kit. pvt. bath, screened porch; eony.
transp.; call HA. 2-79S6. i
TO SUBLET for immed occup. to
Sept 5; furn. I-bedrm. apt; Buck
ingham area: SIS mo. ia. 5-S43
Evening star., 1953-07-01

1920 H ST. N.E.-3 rms. lRe. kit,
bath; $40.
918 n ST. NE rms, kit. bath
$50.
1I2O H ST. NE rms, kit, bath;
$40.
702 EYE ST. S.E.-2 rms. kit, bath
$3.50.
HALL 4 BRO, 1904 H st. NE.
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
Effic. with full bath and kit -dinette;
attrac. furn.; conv. tranSp.; rent
Of SIO0 incl. parking space in
rear of bldg and all utils. 1918
olSt st n w See MGR. e
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PLEASANT HILLS

101 HAWAII AVE. NE. 2nd FL.
July /. Rent, $3.50 per month.
]. B. TIFFEY & SON
To inspect, call RA. 6-2569 or ia.
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THE RAIFOUR

Liv. nm, bedrm.. kit. and bath, new
furniture, new stove, just redeco-
rated 1000 10Th st. NV. AID.
4-4oS5
Evening star., 1953-07-01

Kit and bath, SS5 per mo. Mod.
bldg, conv. to 14th st. transp. and
shopping, nicely furn Shown by
appt. only. 1921 Euclid st. NV.
Apt. 81, MA. S-4S21. or co. 5-2637.
Evening star., 1953-07-01
APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED

X ST. N.W.-1 and
? rm apts.: children accepted; new
ly decor; refer. XII. 9-103l. 4
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