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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-10-13
AID RCTs Major Orville TOSpeak
At Nisci GI Memorial Day Rites Oct. 81

had sponsored services at Arlington
since October 81 1919. when the
first Nisei Soldier Memorial Day
was observed.
The tenth anniversary Of the res
cue Of the Lost Texas Battalion,
which represents the high water
mark of the achievements Of the
442nd In World War II. Is q most
appropriate time for all Issei and
Nisei to pause and pay tribute 70
those who. by their gallant and ex-
emplary exploits, made possible our
welcome accepta nee today a. Anne
ricans." chairman Shimasaki said
He expressed the hope that chap
tiers throughout the nation would
Join the Washington. DC chapter
in its observance of this special me-
mortal day which is dedicated to the
Nisei soldiers, living and dead, who
demonstrated on the battlefield of
war that loyalty to the United
States is "a matter of the mind and
heart, and not one of race or an
ceStry."
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-10-13

WASHINGTON (JACL) For
mer 442nd Regimental Combat
Team Major Orville C. Shirley will
be the guest speaker at the annual
Nisei Soldiers Memorial Day servi-
ces which will be held Sunday NOR
ming, october 81 at Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. it was announced
today by Ira Shimasaki chairman
of the National JACL Arlington &C.
metery Committee.
The traditional services will begin
at II O'Clock, Sunday morning Oct
ober 81. just ten years after the
famed Nisei combat team rescued
the Lost Texas Battalion in the
Vosges Mountains of Northeastern
France.
They will be held at the gravesites
of Privates First Glass Saburo Ia
namachi and Fumitake Nagato, in
Section II, near Mcclellan Gate,
the first Nisei GIs to be inferred in
Arlington National Cemetery
Major Shirley is one of the Origi-
nal officers of the 442nd Regimen
tai Combat Team. seeing action
with the Nisei outfit from Its train
ing days, through combat. and until
after its occupation duties had been
completed lie was CO. or inteIli-
gence officer, of the Combat Team
during its heroic action which cul-
minated In the relief of the belea-
guered Texas unit As unit histo-
rian after the war, he wrote "Ame-
ricans-The Story of the 442nd
Combat Team" which was publish
ed by the Infantry Journal as the
official history of the japanese A.
merican Combat Team.
Noting that Hiroshi Miyamura
only living Nisei Medal of Honor
winner, as chairman of the Nationa
JACL Veterans Committee, had Is
sued the invitation to all JACI
chapters to observe Nisei Soldiers
Memorial Day with appropriate &C.
remOnies, Shimasaki recalled thai
the Washington, DC, chapter or
behalf of the national organization
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-10-13
Judge DeGrief's
Safety Rules
For Our Citizens

Judge Roy De Grief suggests the
following safety rules for our citi-
zenS:
Fl. Don't Speed Speed kills
your chances of fatally injuring
someone at IS m h are Is times
greater than when you are driving
IS m p h.
2 Never take a chance whether
you ohave the rightof -Way or not.
Always make left turn from the
inside lane and always signal your
intention of making a turn a reas-
enable distance before doing so
This is good way to make friends
and prevent accident.
g. If there is any possibility that
your driving is impaired by liquor,
sedatves, fatigue, e x h us tt n, or
emotion, do not drive.
Develop a tolerant attitude to-
wards others in driving some
times the other fellow is right
5 Obey traffic rules and regu-
lations at all times You save very
little time and create numerous
hazards by cutting in and out OF
traffic.
6 Look to your left and right
before stepping into the street.
Z Don't cross streets except at
intersections and marked eros IS
walks
8 When walking on highways
always walk on left shoulder of the
| road
g. Be a Golden Rule" driver ano
pedestrian. Always drive and cross
streets as you would have the 9TH
er person drive and cross streets
10 Resolve now to make goo
'driving one of.your habits
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-10-13
Eisenhower Gets
Amnesty Request

WASHINGTON (JACL) - Pre-
sident Dwight D Eisenhower was
urged by Mike Masaoka to grant
general amnesty to the so-called
japanese war criminals still in our
technical custody as a matter OF
grace and goodwill upon the ar
rival of Japan's Prime Minister,
Shigeru Yoshida
The personal request to the Pre-
sident was made by MasaOka as an
individual citizen and specific men
ton was made i'm his letter that he
is not representing any group or
organization in his request.)
According to the Embassy of ia
pan in Washington, the Prime Mi
mister is expected to arrive here
November 7
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-10-13
Researcher Shows
fearful Exhibit

SAN FRANCISCO-An exhibit
of a scientific discovery by Nisei
research man was one of the fea-
lures of ceremonies marking the
dedication of the new Francis
Proctor Foundation for research
in ophthalmology at the Univ of
Calf. medical center.
Research into human tears con-
Quoted by DR.. Samuel j. Kimura,
assistant professor, was displayed
in the exhibit
Lack of protein engine called
lysozyne, always found in normal
tears, apparently causes dry eyes,
painful disease occurring among
women past as, and characterized
by an inability to cry DR. Kimura
and his assistants learned.
They have developed a method
for easily obtaining a sufficient
amount of tears-the secretion of
the C nal glands-ithout re-
sorting to older methods of max
ing volunteers Cry with onion juice
or other irritants.
They have developed means of
analysing the contents of all sorts
of tears, from those of a two-week
old baby to vario US animals
though they wryly admitted,
they have not yet obtained croco-
ollie tears.
The dry eye" disease not only
prevents crying but inhibits t h e
secretion of suff C n fluid to
wash and comfort the eye.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-10-13
Warehouse JOB
Exams Ready

Examinations for appointment
to the position of warehouseman
in Seattle and Auburn. Washing
ton areas have been announced
by the Federal Civil Service Com
mission
Applicants are not required to
take written test, but will be ra-
ted according to the extent and
variety of their warehousing ex-
perience. Salary ranges from 81 80
to 50 OIL per hour
Persons over IS years of age are
eligible, and there is no maximum
age limit For further informa-
ton, contact the Director of Civil
Service. 302 Federal Office Build
ing, Seattle.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-10-13
EX-L.A. NeW'Snan
Named To Japan
Foreign Position

LOS ANGELES = Japan-born
Henry Toshiro Shimanouchi, well
known newspaper man here before
the war, advanced to one of tn e
highest for eign office services
when he was elevated to Chief of
tn Second Section, Public Infor-
nation and Cultural Affairs Blu
reau at the Japanese Embassy in
Washington, DC
Shimanouchi, a graduate from
Occidental College in 1881, major
irg in political science, returned
to Tokyo in 1888 after spending
most of his youth in Pasadena He
was then associated with the ia
pan Advertisers
In 1910 he became attached to
the foreign service and had his of
flee in the Rockefeller Center in
New York. He was in the capacity
of an official in the information
division of the foreign office
Shimanouchi has been in tn e
United States several times since
the war in official capacities, in
Guiding the San rancisco Japanese
Peace Treaty conference as public
Recently there were talks that
relations officer for Japan
he may be appointed as japanese
consul for New York
The oldest son of Mrs Shizuye
Shimanouchi of New York is mar
ried to former Chiyoko Sato of
Tokyo. The couple have an 18-year
old daughter Akiko and son Ken,
who is eight
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-10-13
Nebraska NiSei Student Awarded
University Fellowship In Chemistry

LINCOLN. Nebr Ted T Okla
motto of North Platte, a graduate
student, has been awarded h e
Standard Oil oundation Fellowship
in Chemistry at the University Of
Nebraska. DR. C. S. Ham | t on.
chairman of the department of
chemistry and chemical engineer
inf, announced
Under the Foundations grant.
the institution receives $1,000 to
cover tuition, fee, supplies, and
other expenses, and Kkamoto re-
ceives $500 for his own use
Okamoto was awarded the fell
lowship for being the outstanding
graduate student in chemistry al
the University. He was selected by
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-10-13

the University. rather than by the
foundation which is a non-profit
corporation financed by Standard
Oil Company Indiana
Okamoto received his Bachelor s
degree in 1852 and his Masters de-
gree in 1853, both from the Uni
yersity of Nebraska. He Is current
ly studying toward Doctor Of
Philosophy degree. He is gradu-
ate of North Platte High School
and served in the Army in the Pa
cific theatre during World War II
as an interpreter. He Is married
and has two children
He is the son of Mrs Shigemi
Okamoto, Rt |, North Platte.
FrTomOdSurow-1Cd an
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-10-13
NiSei Tenor Joins
Shaw ChOrale

NEW YORK = Shigeru Hotoke,
27-year-old Honolulu tenor is on
a national tour as a member of the
Robert Shaw Chorale.
Hotoke accepted an offer from
Shaw to join the Chorale for one
year Although he disliked the idea
of being separated from his wife,
Grace Hatsue, and sons, Richard
and Ryan, he felt that the expert
ence would be invaluable in equip
ping him more fully for his teach
ing career
Shaw's singers recently recorded
Saint Saens' Sampson and De-
lilah" for RIGA Victors Red Seal
Records, with Leopold Stokowski
conducting and featuring guest ar
fists Rise Stevens and Jan Pierce.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-10-13
HOle-In-One

CHICAGO - II II k Yamagata
scored a hole-in-one in the Mid
west Golf Associations annual
tournament held recently
Using 3-iron, Yamagata. who
is president-elect of the club, scor-
ed an ace at the sixth hole of the
No. course at Woodbridge golf
course He finished in second place
behind Brush Arai in the champ
ionship fight of the 36-hole tour
ney
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-10-13
librarian To Study At keiO University

sato Tanabe of Los Angeles
Miss Takita. a resident OF san
Francisco before the war, is q
graduate of U C. and received a
masters degree from UCLA. She
spent two years in Germany as a
librarian before returning to the
NC. post
DR. Tanabe, also a former San
Franciscan and U C. graduate,
will study at Tohoku Univ. in Sen
dai.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-10-13

BERKELEY - Miyeko Taklta OF
1917 Delaware St, a librarian at
Univ of Calf is now en- route TO
japan where she plans to study
ancient japanese literature for the
next wear under a upright scholar
ship.
She will study at Keio Univ IN
Tokyo
Miss Takita recently left Seattle
aboard the NYK liner, Hikawa
Maru with other American Full
bright students, including DR.. Ma
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-10-13
Capture Prizes

Three Nisei golfers earned prizes
in the Seattle amateur golf sweep
stakes last weekend at Jackson
Park They we're: low gross-Sumio
Nagamatsu, 9Th 155 (76-79); 4th di-
vision-Yosh Teshima, 4th, 143 with
handicap and Shin Tosaya, 9Th, lat
(also with handicap
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-10-13
NISEI CALENDAR
OCTOBER


5-Synkoas annual Homecoming
dance at Inglewood Country Club.
F'ranklin's orchestra. to
9-Lotus YBA's 31st anniversary
semi-formal dance in Buddhist Au-
ditorium.
lest Mary's Guild of st. Peters
to sponsor sukiyaki dinner 68 pm
16-Hostess Hill dinner of Nisei
Women's Fellowship in the japan
csc Congregational Church.
24-Open House Nisei Methodist
parsonage. to pm
NOVEMBER
7-NVC bazaar a tNVC Clubhouse
Tacoma Buddhist Church Ba-
zaar in Tacoma Buddhist Church
25-NVC Thanksgiving dance
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-10-13

TORONTO - Alan Fujiwara, a
Canadian Nisei artist, did some of
the lettering nj the new Canadian
bank notes now in circulation The
engravers did something to his RS
and us, "it doesn't look like my
original" he explained
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-10-13
oh No! La. Consul
Seeks Nisei Queen

LOS ANGELES-The Japanese
consulate in New Orleans is seek
ing a Nisei girl to vie in the Rice
estival queen contest to be held in
New Orleans Oct 81 and %
Expenses involved in participa-
ton for the program will be pro-
vided by the sponsoring organiza-
ton.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-10-13
CLASSIFIED ADS

For rent. Fivc-roOm apartment
SS5 FIR 1881 after pm.
Couple with one-year-Ol daugh-
ter arriving In Seattle about 0ctob-
err Is Desires 4 or 5-room II bed
roOmsl unfurnished apartment or
home within reasonable distance
from Boeing's Contact CA 8498.
Free fire wood for cutting down
tree. Inquire Northwest Times
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Patronize Your Advertisers
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE
MOD. APT. BLDG.
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

BARNABY wooDs-s22. 900 means
Colonial. 3 bedrms.. : baths. 24-ft.
liv. rm., rec. rm., garage. We get
one like this once in q blue moon.
Call LEGUM & GERBER REALTY
BGR &c EMi $1,000 sE y! I s@ rms.
2Ia baths, semidet. brick. Va
cant. Club rm.. - bath in base
ment. gas heat. built-in garage.
Easy terms Wsay., M eye n s4S On de %HR
S 9as4 i4t + ST. wA hb. 4.so05. NeA''0f
BURLEITH-A charming home in an
area adj. Georgetown. accessible to
fine schools; bedrms. and bath
on 2nd: liv. rm.. din. ,rm.. kit:
DssrC Ssrd in SSR cus Inil RSf'a sM
2-493s; ewes, AID. 4-s756.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C-This, immac-
ulate 6-bedrm... 3-bath brick Colon
ial is offered for only $4,000. A
gracious spacious home near Lafa-
ge,ts srd Blessed SACRAMENT
there are 4 bedrms. and 9 bath;
on 3rd. Il. Convenient to everything
BII,LINGsLEY REALTY Co, en-.
CHEVY SY8 c IA R B. c.-cent.r-h.ll
Colonial home: close to Lafayette
and Blessed Sacrament Schools: 4
bedrms., . baths. large liv. rm., sun
room or den: 2-car garage; cor. lot:
excel. transp, Price, low eos. No
gents. please. EN-. 2-6547.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-English Tu-
dor Of. stone and stucco: 3 bedrms. :.
2 baths; 3rd floor study. Corner
property; good condition.; maid
I'm. and bath. Sc4. $50. Call LEGUM
& GERBER REALTY CO.. EN-
10000 til q pm.
CHEVY CHASE d. -bedrm..
LARGE PANEIED DEN DIN ana ep1 poHder
I'm. on LIST noor: all large rooms
inclosed yard: quiet street; garage
$le,e6o, WgrZEL REAL ESTATE.
HU. a-4946. q
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

SEAT PLEASANT Il IAN : Al seth ,pl,%Bis
large porch. OWNER. OIL. 1867
or during weekdays, EN-. 2-730s.
FORT DUPONT HILLS SET. ss7;
la-yr. brk;, semidet.; 2 bedrms..
~! 9se f% after 'ii p Vim D'% also 1 sel
ae 3 Broom; BRICK BUNGALOW,
bsmt.. fenced yard; cow. to Naval
M Ms and N H4i S11s 10 H 5,RSGo
500. SO; ARL.-Redec. 2-bedrm.. semi
s shqpg q Mas CTR; EM. s-5e7s days;
D ~ H7eysS n, SSTsisrss
SILVER TLS s 81 RhSS ap bed I'm 2 baths
G. BENNINGTON. OIL. 2-2635, EN-.
Alex bedrms.. liv. nm. din. area,
equip. kit. lge. closet; fenced yard.
Fine community for children: 500.
Call MRS. LEAVITT, OV. 3-4519;
ARL. AND N. WASH. BLvD.-5 min.
to Pentagon. Semidet. brick. Redec:
occS SpoF sis5. J sne soe5o ssm'' im@ g
Sc, CONGRESS HTS. 3-bedrm. brk.
NJ; bus. stores. Modern: yard. Rent.
Mr. 1o0 s SGi hE hwy HWH. AND SEMI SEA-
NARY RD.---Att 2-bedrm. 4ambler,
new cond.; lge. lot. XII. 9-5733:
NEAR e1st AND PA. AVE. N.w.-1st
commercial, z rooms. ? baths. oil
ing quarters. Reasonable rent. RE.
T-2137 or Ii A.7265
brick semidet.. close to Pentagon.
Navy Annex. tiansp; and school;
c ne p CHASE nH "a %. s1 Ss bedrooms.
ga baths. large din. rm: and living
rm;, CAN TIE. 6-6670 between 10
WHEATON, VIE AREA. s-bedrm. all-brick
rambler; full bsmt., lse. lot. Close
to schools; immediate occupancy.
AGENCY, INC. u. 7-so5i. ewes
u sHS EHRssfff9ds' P Ar brick
bedrms., baths; $3.50 mo. UNI.
s ftlASS' s sPSiN "a m ab,s41
bsmt.. gas heat, fenced-in yard;
close to elementary and parochial
schools: 1919 Brisbane St: SI25 per
mo- CAL WEAVER BROS. INC,
- near U. s.P.H. and
Naval Hosp; 3-bedrm. rambler. in
closed yard. modern kit, disposal
and dishwasher. Walking distance
schools and rec. area. $40 mo,
SILVER SPRING - 2-bedrm. brick
rambler newly decorated. Sl15 mo.
CAN JU. 9-349Q: JU. 9-2354.
WE HAVE HOUSES In Arlington from
500 to $50. TINKLE PROPERTIES.
ia. 2-o3S1. ia, 1896. -
NEAR NICHOLS AND ATLANTIC
Vac; brk.; bedrms,. scr. pch..
recr. nm, gas. steel const.; settled
cple.. no pets: $110. 10. 3-6sS9.
new brick semidet.. 2
bedrms., full bsmt.; conv. to Penta-
son. For Apt. Browntns S-S142.
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

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.
HILLS TRANSFER-Any day or hr.
small and large Jobs; trained men;
long short bookings; ms. LII. 1-95Ol
LIGHT HAULING, local moving
beaches a speciality. S. L. MORRIS,
tn. 2-1150 or Ii. 6-2SS9.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe. storage in
separate rooms expert PACKING
AGE CO., INC Established 1906.
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
~eas. IA. 9-2931; eyes,, RIA. 3-1416.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

1921 18th st.. Ms
girls wish to have 3 other girls
share beautiful 5-bedroom. brick
home: large living and dining room.
Excellent for entertaining. ia. 4.
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BARNABY WOODS
ga CT EEDrD0
BRIARCLIFF
5 BEDRMS.
4 BATHS
$4,000

Including large tirst-floor
library or BEDROOM with
fireplace. hookshelves and ad-
joining full bath. Handsome
prick Colonial built in 1850
BY Frank 8. Phillips In the
hnest. controlled, residential
area Of the city. FRANK 8.
PHILLIPS. DI. 7-141l; eyes,.
WO. 6-4754,
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOUSES NEEDED, conv. to Andrews
Field for Air Force officer; UP to
$110 mo. COUGHLIN. LII. 1877.
HOUSE OR APT, unfinished: 3 b.r.,
vic. Chevy Chase, d. c.. or Md. !;
S125. KE. S-4136. IL
3 OR BEDROOMS. unfurn.. vicinity
Woodmoor or Indian Spring Viii
lage. JU. 9-6234. IL"
VIRGINIA-Year-rou within rs to
30 miles D. c.; pleasant ga bed
rm. house with some acreage. Box
SILVER sPRING-BETHEsDA AREAS
Have clients waiting; property
management specialists. SIGLER &
CO. LO. 1888, 10. 5-4254. IS
HOUSES WANTED
We have an active list of responsible
tenants for houses in the District
Of Columbia. Maryland and Vir-
ginia. Quick and courteous serv-
ice at your disposal. Since 1878.
ThoS. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. NV. DI. 1880.
AaaRaAsaeA AAAAA-s.N,.-.~~
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BRIGHTWOOD, NV.
BUNGALOW

BUNGALOW
S13,250 SEE THIS ideal for retired
couple or small family. large yard,
excel. condition, storm windows,
full bsmt.. open side porch. Won
last. close to everything.
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HOUSES TO SHARE Cont. }

MANASSAS, VA. AREA-$4O no.; LIST
H.. lse. S-rm. house, unfurn., pvt
entr. Elec.. water, gas range, garden
UN. 4-4963; Manassas 064-F-31.
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APIS. .UNFURNIsHED-VA.

Arlington. nr. Key Bridge. 5 Minis.
S96.5O mo-, utils. incl. IA. 2-9587.
MONTHLY AGREEMENT on a l.
bedrm. unit in Virginia. on Airing
ton blvd, in large apt. development;
$500 per mo-. with all utils. For
further information call ia.
DoMiNioN GARDENs-AcceptinE ap-
plications: and bedrm. apis;
A Silii 81 oV Ro sfsO0 ares-LOvely
ia. 5-727O: 1900 N. Oak ST. -
ARL.. close in-New 1 and 2 bedrms. ::
cow. GEORGETOWN. Pentagon, FIT.
priced, ia. s-1I33. 1902 Fl.
AR REfS GSTroN mr.. Colonial Village
Lge: corner apt. 1-bedrm.. liv; rm..
Govt. bldgs.; adults. $6S and SIS
IA S-sS34; ewes. ia. 2-Ol3S. Ill
ARLINGTON - Apartment building.
Village, school. and Arlingto blvd.
Newly decorated, 2 bedrooms. living
room. dining ell, kitchen. $100:. l.
bedrm.. SS5; all utilities included.
GAPRD fs@2 APf "a Lc as1&a' lane area
mod. bldg, . bedrms.. separate din.
nm. all utils. incl; $95 mo. ST.
$3.50. ARL.-Avail. May /: / bed
rm.. liv. rm., kit. and bath; mr.. in
tersection Wash. and Arl. blvds.: mr..
Wash. Lee shopping center, Fl. Myer.
Pentagon, Navy Annex. EN-. 3-561S
DAYS: EN-. 3-920S. nights. --l2
MAGNOLIA GARDENS. Arlington:
Columbia pike at Frederick st. -
Avail. now. Beautiful and spacious.
large bedrms.. exp. liy. rm. din.
nm. comb. latest in kit equip.
parauet floors, Venetian blinds. 4
exposures utils. furn., 500 mo. For
information. call ia. S-3070. IS
CLOSE M -bedrm, apt. newly dec,
With all utils. $3.50 per mo Call
ia 7-5900. p
ALEX. tDel Ray)-Duplex. 2 bed
Pvt screened porch. ! blk. bus,
shopping. RAYMOND APIS. XII.
ALEX. tDel Rayl-corner / and .
bedrm. apts.; blk, bus, shopping,
RA AVN! 4PTs;; TIE. s,sl90;
living rm., kit. and bath apt. in
garden project at 1909 Abingdon
DIR. Just off Mt. Vernon hwy. at
Bashford lane. S75 mo-. all utils.
incl See janitor or SHANNON 81
LUCHS CO.. 1903 H st. NV. Ma.
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Colored-Modern, Redec.
Northeast; lovely hrk. house; tile
bath; recreation room; redecorated;
low rental. Come to ONCE for key.
Open daily and Sunday, y am. to
8 pm.
LIST NATL. REALTY
g Thomas Circle NV, RE. 1854.
/. COLORED
1941 BENNETT PL. NE.
3-bedroom row brick; near Benning
I'd: convenient n shopping and
schools; rental only sos monthly.
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
93s 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6s30
a
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LUNCHROOM, fully equipped. on
corner, for rent or for sale; small
down payment. o. B. ZANTZINGER
co. Phi. MA. S-5371 or tn. 2-2735.
RED COACH TAVERN at 1909 l4th
st NV, near Park rd.-Opp. all
chain stores. window display system
of sandwiches cut to order. etc. /;
minimum help required; liquor IL
cense avail. ready to open. So. 900
cash down will handle. BOB HOL-
LANDER. owner and builder, Ma. s.
SACRiFICE-S5oo for complete gro
Gerry store, location. 3S p st. ne,
Time $50 to $40. 8
for sale or rent-Fully
equipped 1926 North Capitol st.
LIVING quarters. Ii. 6-1669. -
'HOTEL-LODGING HOUSE." near
White House; GOOSE, 900 inc.
yr. Operated IL yrs. under hotel
trade name; "a rms. 4 baths lin
cludes apt. for mgr): furnished!
Good 2-yr. lease at 5000 mo. I'M
mediate possession. Only $3.50 down.
Call PAUL J; MILLER. Elk. 3-7070
Ii RMS. BATHS; 2-yr. lease; oil
heat; income. $409. plus apt. with
pvt bath for owner. $1,000 down.
Call MRS. STEWART. JU. S-9395.
DRY-CLEANING PLANT, located
Bethesda, Md. Call 10. 5-4339 after