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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-09-11
. WEDDING BELLS

In a candlelight double ring cere-
mony at the Kirkland Baptist
Church, Mrs. Toshi Inatsu. daugh-
ter of Mrs Ritsu Tamura, became
the bride of Mr. Eugene Van Beb-
Der, son of Mr.. and Mrs DF. Van
Bebber of Kirkland
The bride, given in marriage by
her brother, Mr.. Joe Tamura, wore
ballerina length gown of yellow
tulle with a short sleeved lace bole-
70 She carried a white testament
with a white orchid
She was attended by her sister,
Miss Marian Tamura, who wore a
floor length strapless gown of light
green taffeta with tucked skirt and
a detachable stole
Mr. Paul Lehman was best man,
and the ushers we're Messrs Tru-
man and Kenneth Van Bebber,
cousins of the groom, and Messrs
George and Bill Tamura, brothers of
the bride
Lighting the candles were Miss
Minnie Tamura, sister of the bride,
and Miss Cynthia Van Bebber, sis
ter of the groom. They wore iden-
teal dresses of blue and of yellow
net with double ruffles on the skirt
and detachable stoles.
Preceding the ceremony, Mr. &C.
raid Van Bebber, brother of the
groom, sang Il Love You Truly"
God Made You Mine and The
Wedding Prayer"
A reception was held after the &C.
remony in the social room of the
church. Those assisting were Miss
Mary Takeuchi guest book; Mrs
Kaz Kimura and Mrs KIM Naka-
mura, cake cutting; Misses Elaine
and Liz Van Bebber, cousins of the
groom, punch and coffee; and Mr.
and Mrs Floyd Yamamoto, gifts
For going away, the bride chose a
light green wool suit with black ac-
cessories. After a honeymoon in
California, the couple will live in
Kirkland
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-09-11
. Oda -Seike

Before an archway decked with
white gladioli, Miss Rgth Seike be
came the bride of Mr. John Oda in
a candlelight ceremony Friday Sep
TENDER 3, in the First Presbyterian
Church The Rev Kiyoshi Noji of
ficiated at the double-ring ceremo-
ny.
The bride, given in marriage BY
her father, Mr.. Shinichi Seike. wore
an ankle-length gown of net and
taffeta. Her shoulder-length veil
VAS caught to a crown OF lace. and
she carried a bouquet of white or
chlds and stephanotis
Maid of honor, Miss Mary Horne
ana bridesmaid. Miss Naoko Hase-
GaTa, were gowned in identical
Oh esseS of blue organdy They car
ried bouquets of yellow carnations
MISS Elaine Seike, niece of the
bride. was flower girl
wi cdAh qua Vi WdlSbllNlllt,
Calf, brother of the groom. was
best man, and Messrs Hal Seike
ard Motoshi Yamasaki were ush-
ers. All wore white dinner Jackets
Preceding the ceremony Miss
Jean Gray sang "Ich Leibe Dick"
and Because. The organist was
Mrs Sachi Kodaira
After the ceremony, reception
was held in the churck's social
room Those assisting werI Miss A
lice Bomberg, guest book; Misses
Chiye Kusakabe and Fumi Yama-
shita, gifts, Miss Jean Oda, sister of
the groom, and Miss Edna Mayeda,
punch; Miss Mary Anne Ohashl
and Olive Hall. pouring AMI Miss
Mary Seike and Mrs Otsuka, cake
cutting
After a honeymoon, the couple
will reside in Seattle
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-09-11
. 80TH BIRTHDAY

Mr. Kametaro Funai was honored
with a party last Sunday at Gyokko
Ken Cafe in celebration of his Both
birthday. The dinner was given by
Mr.. Funai's three daughters, Mrs
May Otani of Honolulu, and Mrs
Alice Sakura and Mrs. Lily Uyeda
of Seattle, and his five sons, Geo
of Seattle, Akira Kart" of Auburn,
Aubrey and Tosh of Bothell, and
Frank of Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr.. SugikaWa was POSTMASTER.
Mr.. Funai emigrated from Japan
TO Hawaii, and later came to the
state of Washington where he has
lived for about fifty-five years
He has seventeen grandchildren
and one great grandchild
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-09-11

F. Ozawa has been appointed the
chairman of the Issei committee for
the Methodist Church bazaar to be
held the first week in October Mr.
Tada will serve as the Issei treasur-
er Nisei chairman will be Masako
Kanetomi who will be assisted by
Sam Mitsui, treasurer. and Ray Hi
kida, ticket chairman
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-09-11
NISEI CALENDAR
SEPTEMBER

SER LENDER
18-Presbyterian church's annual
bazaar
25-NVC Women's Auxiliary's
annual chow mein dinner
25-Broadway Reunion 1896 1940)
at Seattle Police Association Hall
police target range, S. ITO f Mar
sinal Way
OCTOBER
Japanese Methodist Church
bazaar. II a.m.-8 pm
16-St. Mary's Guild of st Peters
to sponsor sukiyaki dinner 6-8 pm
NOVEMBER
7-NVC bazaar a tNVC Clubhouse
25-NVC Thanksgiving dance
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-09-11

Members of the Junior Altar
Guild of st. Peters Episcopal
Church took sightseeing trip last
August % to Victoria, BIC Those
attending were Kathryn Bahia, ia
nice Matsuoka, Irene Shigaki ia
nice Shoji, June Yasumura, Fran
Yasutake and Mabel Shigaya, advi-
ser of the group
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-09-11
st. Peters Church

The Mems Club of st. Peters E.
piscopal Church will hold its first
fall meeting at pm. Wednesday,
September Is in Nick Tsutsumi's
Georgian Cafe, 719 Olive Way Sam
Kimura at FIR 8766 81 in charge of
reservations
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-09-11
. RETURNS EAST

Miss June Yasumura from Lake
wood, NJ, left last week after vi
sitting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs Herbert Yoshida here Her
parents are Mr. and Mrs George
Yasumura formerly of Auburn.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-09-11

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Watanabe OF
Kent are proud parents of son
born August 81 at the Renton Hos
pital. She is the former Matsue Nj
shimori of cambridge.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-09-11

Visiting Maxi Yamada's home for
the Labor Day weekend were Mr..
and Mrs George Iseri and children
Jan and Nan of Ontario, Greg.
They motored up with their trailer
house
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-09-11

Mr. and Mrs Gen. Ogata and son
Don of Riverside, Calf, are visit
ing James Matsuoka's family in
Seattle. They we're dinner guests of
the Sauce Shimojima family Friday
evening. Mrs. Ogata is the former
Dolly Matsuoka of Kent.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-09-11
In Auburn-Kent

. By MRS ROSIE sHIMoJIMA
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-09-11
. BACK TO MINNEAPOLIS

Miss Lucy Sakuma returned re-
Gently to Minneapolis, MINI, to re-
sumo her studies at Northwestern
Schools
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HOUSES FURNISHED

rm., 2-bath, brick Colonial facine
park. Just redec.: garage. THOMP::
son, g. GRAY, AA,Y,,g}u; ~; 5.e100 I'll 6,@s
insonPss Is. Ssths, ssisk S SSolS1hia ar.ps, sss
screened porch. garage; nr. schools
ASTATRAcs.4 II zls4 45se1BEDRM. HOUSE. in naS excel
neighborhood. / to. 3 mos. to begir
Oct: 16 to Nov. /. S17b mo. IA
BTETSaafEssDA AREA. .s7os Wilson Ian.
Q rms. bath and powder rm.; OF
ios; iHs:' rental. s s1ss. aA 81. s.2oSo. Cs.' Y
ANACOSTIA-6-rm. and bath. semi.
aet;. brick: full bsmt;;, rec: Tm;: ,.'i Sil
heat sun porch; SUIT 6,1 19r slIEI g1rls
1917 N. EDGEWO0D ST., ARL.-:
Lovely house; 3 bedrms.. Iiv.. rnl:. Z
kits: 2 baths; rec I'm. I'd. Nea'
ATTRACTIVE LOG CABIN. 9es heat
nice yard sSs sussIe 1h n for seyH snse css; Pes
BtNcAIow. aFSs; RS sygSe. 8 rms. and bath: nicely
furn.. oil heat: nr. walter Reed
o eony oSH otSEansp; S 70; s.5S47 St ..--11,rt -dI
on-the-Bay; only 80 min: from
KAY III REALTY IfasIi Co. 30 "a. S $500;
ROOMS, compl. turp.. fenced
Coleman Manor. Nd. WA. 7-sSlS
BETHESDA; mr.. Naval Hospital; 2
rms. completely furn. 8 bedrms;,
IA baths; I s. auto. washer. dispSssal
81. 81 ala1s9' 1sns ST. NV, new va a.s.
basement not Included; rent $125.
OF. $4,000, EN-; 2-3S27. -zl2
2-BEDRM. HOUSE-Nicely iurn.'
aesp s 4T...s sG iea:sa rsr
| conv. location; Oct. 15 to Dec. 15.
Refs: rea.; $3.50 mo-, incl. utils. "a.
MTcHfGAN MiIdafsi PARK, ,uss on 8. Oak.
ave: mr.. new Providence Hospital;
Lovely 5.rm. sepidst. orisk; TIE h. iull
llns lSliaa' NJ a.-s soRThhn. Rfaii 0Ti Fu ors =
CHiLiUM-New 5-rm. semidet. brk.;
new furn.: twin beds; rec. rm.: "a
blk. transp., Is min; downtown.
oWNaEERR.' "Ex ~ s.sios: ewes. PE.
1898 s$rd ST. N.w.--Loveiy george
town home. Ideal for business wom-
en-. Completely furn.;. spinet piano
and deep freeze; 3 bedrms., liv. rn1.,
place, a rR RitcSen hem WITH nthns sreakisst @ nook,
iasISSIa FiaRsEISDSIEaR1ck VI. BEaksENs SALES,
1857 sSf,, ,cokc;osaS HA; SlISSs sr. N.w-wIl nj se-
cept 6-month lease; very comfortably
tSEnhisffa athi y rlan r sna snsiids N fa psssms es
sundsy. cali 10. s-6fzo; ~ IMeekdays:
ssll =. FEEEErpEETIScgxs RE- "; : gERFHNas D az
$4,000. House open Sunday, octo-
rBsAL SsE III HONE SS1s. in northwest for iO 5 or
4 adults; convenient 10 transporta-
tion, shopping and churches: 8 bed.
SRoPERTIIs, DE. S-o7sO; ewes.
rRELs REi -SsaSSi Sca8RcH, VA, sos Stanley S
ished; linens, dishes. silver. Tv; 8
bedrms.,. liv. rm.. din, kit. and tile
bath with shower. Kit. equipped
with LIFT. refgr. and gas stove.
Through Falls Church on Route
Ssht stasI q Rin,s sn Hs ca iisR go ss.S1ao ee
weekdays, cali FREDERICK w.
BERENs SALES, INC. 1872 I st.
NV, Ma. $4,000.
LARGE HOME convenient to every
thing; h block from busline TO-
months starting Nov. /. "a. ZORRO.
ARL.--Newly furn.. 5 rms: ct Co
lumbia pike and dlehe rd.; walk to
school, stores, etc.; conv. to Pente-
sSns As rir. Ma si1s ssgS o nnfsr nnfs isn snaC
BETHESDA. Bradley biyd.-De luxe
rambler on acre; very private; 2
lge. bedrms.. 2 baths, library with
nH comHpi. Kit; ta fuil i bsnss. Vacant; $3.50.
EARL q. WEIGHT, OIL, 2-6900.
1882 GARFIELD ST. NV,
. d u. ARlck, 8 rms. 2 BATES
lOUI8 RU00W *. 8-b1OI
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-vA.

se9. 10 B--Bedrm.. liv: rm.. kit. and
bath; NJ: Arl & and WASP: s;s. blv9s9 2
1865 SS0 N. a1kiIN 1KkEINsTN;GT6N iii; $sy' sT.. ARL.1
bedroom, dinette. living rm.; kit.
Sn snd Bat bath MA Available k.RSSS RST; sos; 90
attrac. mod. apt. BLDG. very close
In. Separate din. rn., 8, exposures.
bus passes door; sos, Incl, utils. Va;
CANT: Newly Eedec. KE. S-4133. LIZ
AZ II modern bidf co.. Sestorss to atores
and transp.; irnmed. occupancy. but
rent besins Nov. l. S75. ia, Y
CTosE-rN ARL.-vesy large 2-bedrm.
sE sor.. IN ana n0dssn sssnsp 0ds sab sHis ass IL
utils.; immed. occupancy, but rent
PSEssnbESTIAi Rassnf ESTi GxE5ENs xTass' mas . lev
and 2 bedroom units available;
priced from $40; sit Sit n ccnv; .ann, AieS;.
hons @1 In ars sz4oo S% Or 'es Come so &c
once in Adams Blde.. cor Mt Yer
non ave. and Russell I'd
ARLING ON, Columbia nike at Fred
erick st.: Magnolia 0ardens-.AvaN.
bedrooms. latest IN kitchen equip
ment. parquet doors. Venetian
blinds. 3 exposures, utile furn.; $96
= a.H no.; sedso9Sn. dSsn $3.50. For INFO.
$3.50. ARL.--1-bedrm., liy. fm..
EM. s-ssass days; EM. s-Saos eyes.
TWO s-BEnRM APTs. in old home;
high ceiling, large rooms; no chll-
dren v or PETS 1 Refs; SS91Sss. .s5,5 Pr .
BEVERLY PLAZA SECTION. Aiex-
andria.. Val hedrm.. lily. rm.. d.
nette. kit. and bath. Qct. 1: $50.
Can res. mgr. K. s-4OO6 after
| N. 66DiNN ST. ARL.. yA,--one bed
$6b. CAL Res. mgr. IA. S-4l37 or
ARi.--Mod. DUPLEX; 2 bsdrms.. liv.
. on dnetts s,nd1s kls Paan Dsm sas ifSr
n. stafford St, ia: 7-6223. -
new. / and Q bedrms.; $40 80 to
| SOS, includ. utils. except elec.; mr..
dlebe I'd, 4oi4 columbia Pike.
|ARL.. near Fort Myer, pentagon--
i-bedrm. apt. S75 Incl. utils. 1900
No. Fierce st.. Apt. 2. IA. 7-45S6.
LARGE 1.RM. APT, IN lovely apt,
hotpiate: laundry and pvt. parking
facilities; conv. to shopping center
! and buses. also to Pentagon, Navy
| $40 mo-, utils mel. WAKEFIELD
MANOR. NC. 1915 NJ. courtholse
III ]. y honass Sass Ri ssroSsS ssas0SS Ssiass. iisSa
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Nh. w. AND y. HIGH sCHoOI--2
bedrnis., lv.-din. Tm.. kit. and bath;
cpgr, cnly SsS; s incl heat and ,TatsT
j 1Bs22Dsaas.. Nv. rna. with fireplace. s
din. rin, kitchen and bath, porches
entire LIST floor Of dwelling. pvt.
entr;; only sos per mo. plus uttls !;
avail. irnmed. BURNERS REALTY
CO., IA. 7-OO71. --e
I BEDRM., liy. rna.. kitchen and bath:
modern BLDG: very conv. nefghb0r-
hood: $40 per mo. plus utils.; avail.
immed; BURNERS REALTY CO.,
oUANpxkYs Then visit 5000 4th st.
sc. (between Atlantic st. and VAL
ley ave. Big 1-bedrm. apis. taste
fully decorated with refinished doorl
now ayAllable: S89.50, INCL. ALL
UTILITIES. Colorful tiled bath and
ample closet space; automatic laun-
dry. facilities; express bus trans
portation to downtown in block. Cali
res, mgr, Mr.. Dennison, 10. o
0647, or SHANNON 81 LUCHS COM
PANY, 72A 14th st. NV. MA. 8-234b.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--k.w.

uOVo6S ESN SRs6tNs"s
AMER. UNIV. PARK-Convenient to
Horace Mann and Spring Valley
shopping; fine quality brk. Colonials
large rms; excel. cond.. ) bedrms.,
2 baths on 2nd a.; lovely wooded
setting: middle EOS. FRANK q.
PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411; eves,. OIL.
ASMIESis; UNIVERSITY PARK
earage. Gas heat, Walk to bus, etc.
S24.95O. OWNER, Wo. 6-6962.
BERKELEY, NEW LrsTING-Tiand-
some custom built brick Colonial:
made to order one year ago by
Frank 8. Phillips; includes bedrfm.
plus library and full bath on lst.
flr.; 2 enormous bedrms. and Ia
baths on 2nd fir.; highly convenient
controlled loc. on FoxhalI rd.: beau
tiful wooded sestinE; $42,Soo:
psfxf fsf;. GGA, SGAsf ff,aSsS ): Sc.only i 5S slsst
det. G .'ii1 home. in immac. cond. BedTm.
and bath on 1st A.. cony. to schools,
churches and shopping. Priced rieht
dERBERs.' s'eiS EM. $4,000 200 iIy~ iii pm.
CHEVY CHASE, ID. C.--Large det.
brick home. to be sold TO settle
estate. nr. Chevy Chase Circle and
Blessed Sacrament Parish. Four
hedrms., finished attic. front and
sse SlSs p9rshef slI frag Ssti garags issE Sa!y 2S
!. (Continued On Next Paes3
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE
MOVING AND LIGHT HAULING
Any time, Located In Prince Georges
area. Resssonable rates. UN. N4-2636.
UN. 4-4329. 3
WHEN MOVING, you want It done
right. Call Ii. 3-6047. EDELIN,
MOVING & TRANSFER SERVICE.
MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage:
reas. ia. 9-2937; ewes, RA. 3-1416.
BARGAIN-oct. only: 8
extra charges. sour reputation Is
MOVERS. 10. s-s3so. .' "-
ssse0fdtSo9 sse: 81 rms aDt ,so SS to ss6 6sdTR Wei
LIGHT HxuLfNG, local moving:
beaches q specially. s. Z. MORRIS.
M6Tv1Sdi HT SilSS ScR6ss e f. faE Sa2sSs STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
Phone NO. 7-0io4. Union sToR-
AGE CO., INC. Established 1906.
MOVE BIZ HlLL-Home or bus: short
or long notices: extra services: any
coIEEGiATE cmI sInfie M6VSRsz ViiS ~ univ. yoooi Of
low rates. Ju. 6-75iz. jU. $3.50.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

GIRL TO SHARE HOUSE in deorse.
town with Q other girls: own bed.
room: convenient to transportation.
O640. after $50 pm. 10s
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A SCALE MODEL OF THE
ENTIRE DEVEL LOPMENT rs
NOW ON DISPLAY IN OUR
OFFICE. YOU ARE m
VITED TO VISIT US, AND
SEE WHETHER OR NOT
THIS ISN'T THE IDEAL
SOLUTION TO YOUR
HOUSING NEEDS.
lit, Weekdays
1-5, Saturday and Sunday
EDMUND J. FLYNN co.
Coop Apt. Authority Since 1920
washington Bldg. Suite 736
MA. 9-9666
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

I0-ROOM HOUSE, Q stories only.
furnished or unfurnished; embassy
section. Tel. AD. 2-7154. 50
COUPLE WANT unfurnished 2 or q
bedroom rambler North Arlington.
No children. Call ia. 6-7S49. -
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OPPORTUNITY

This building is the frst Offering in
the new Potomac Plaza Center A
complete home and business comrYiu-
nifty to encompass about 10 acres OF
vTs''cn value close To- e 800. Coo. 600. We Ve
doubt that the values in this nrst
Offering win ever again be duplicated.
Already about one-half sold, this
building offers conclusive evidence Of
value from the fact that almost one
half Of the original buyers own, OF
have owned. cooperative apts. and
know their worth.
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APARTMENTS WANfsD

BRITIsH OFFIOER REQUIRES comfort
able one-rocm opt. NV, 10 months:
maid service, parking or garage
essential. Call Ex. $4,000. Ext. zoo.
OWNERS suitable tenants. furn. or
unfurn. apis. or hse.. d. @. only.
Cali MANDET,, NE. S-6z14.
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PRICES

You viii be surprised at the saving
S2e,50O are remarkably reasonable.
A 10rs deposit will reserve your
home till construction is completed;
1S1z% on occupancy and the balance
financed on terms. far below COM
parable rentals.
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COMPARE!
BRADLEE TOWERS

More Conveniences- More for Your Money
Is mins to downtown Wash, minis. to Pen
tagon, one-fare transportation. Nearby shopping
center, churches. Free swimming pool on premises
Completely fenced play areas.
All-day classes In modern new elementary school
on SITE Free public transportation to high school,
Attractive exteriors, newly decorated interiors.
Private front and rear entrances Dry your clothes
ins the sun.
and Bedroom Duplex Apis. from $1O95O
Write or phone for free brochure or visit our
model apt, newly furnished by Mazer Masterpieces.
Open daily, . to dark-Sun. 1880 to dark
38lO King st., Alex, Va. King $4,000
Dir: South on Shirley hwy, bear right at Alex
Falls Church sign and left on Route "a blks to apt
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEAUTY SALON, fully equipped. good
location. REAs. RENT: no down
payment, Just rent. Phone "a.
FURNifURE STORE, Sill. sps. area:
Estab. 5 yrs, must sell. Ju. 9-6s91.
DINER FOR SALE, cheap. Must bs
RSniS a. ons Can me- HscaasR 4 3SSS
CO.. 18th and H sts. NE, IL. 7..
BEAUTY SHOP FOR SALE. Bargain
Of your life, $3.50; good location.
IA. S-b31S or IA. 1887. Ill
SHOE STORE, 16 years In. Alexandrie,
low priced for quick sale. Call XII.
8:7773 to 9 pm. or TIE. 6-17o4 eve.
bRUGsToRE, nearly $soo-a.day
sales, can do more. Netting about
$4,000; good fixtures and fountain,
Stock, $1,000; same owner over 20
years; wants to retire: $4,000.
DELICATESSEN, owner Ill. must sell,
Modern; well-eouippsd nsighborhood
fsIre 81. a.ebela 5eImi RA. ASESsacA slssss' q co.
ARL., va, 2044 Wilson blvd.-Attrac-
tive office. with .1S-ft. front and 65-
#. depth, $500: two V baths on main
floor, " basement; rear exit, main
floor. Sat-, call MA. S-7621. Sum-,
call 10. S-5140. Weekdays, cali
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES.
INC. I722 L st: NV. Ma. $4,000.
TEN CHALLENGER hot nut vending
MACHINES; must be sold this week;
of.oRfuSTf r SsTr Pner raRs ose1 sSsS Ssyes
and dining rm. $500 cash. Excel.
loc. Good lease. Owner seriously Ill.
Box 33-C, Star
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CO. OPERATIVE APIS. SALE
A
NEW
COOP

WV
MORE THAN " SOLD
# you want the finest In liv-
ing accommod dations that a
de luxe, air-conditioned apt.
building can provide = .
and If you also want to keep
your costs down, by avoiding
the high rent all modern
buildings charge Then
you viii certainly want to
inquire about our New
Potomac Plaza Center, soon
to be built.
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rom spacious efficiency apts. with
Q 2Qx1 6-ft. living room to huge
3-bedrm., 2-bath apis. with living
rooms 1924 ~; fully equipped and
modern In every detail.
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ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
nent; fireplace, oil h.-w. heat; lar1e
corner lot with trees: mr.. Shirley
hwy; will rent with option to buy.
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MOTELS FOR SALE

MOTELS FOR SALE !
MOTEL CONsULTANT. advice and
motel broker and travel specialist.
Offering recommendations on best
buys in motels and sites. .Motels for
$4,000 cash and up; balance easy
payments.
JOE H. THOMPSON
232 Woodward Bldg.
EN-. 1920, Day or Night
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APARTMENT SIZES

Ideal in-town NV. location at the
intersection Of New Hampshire ave.
and Virginia ave. NV, Just o few
blocks from the Potomac River.
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TAKOMA PARK, COS Fairview ave-
1st a., compl. .redec.. 1-bedrm. apt,
liv. ,rm.. dinette, kit. bedrn1;, bath;
utils HE 4-4144
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ALEX. Arlsndria area - 3-bedrm.
brick semidet. house; conv. to buses,
shopping, public and parochial
schools; B min. to Pentagon; sos
per mo. Phone MR.. NORRIS, XII.
KANSAS AVE. sS1s - 8 rms. e .
porches: $110 mo. Key at 5514
Kansas ave. NV. Call Du. 7-36O0.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-26

prominent adult delegates with
confirmed reservations were deni-
ed accommodations at a leading
hotel, and five Negro couples were
barred from the festive room Of
yet another hotel when they
sought table reservations so that
they could hear Dorothy Dan
bridge.
During the half dozen months
since the lost civil rights laws
Of 1878 were declared valid by a
US. Supreme Court ruling, Ne
groes have enjoyed a greater mea-
sure Of real democracy in the ma
tons capital than they did in the
50 years previous.
The radical change brought
about by the decision OF the Nine
Old Men. say Negro leaders. pro-
tContinued on page ABB
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Minnesota Negro Progress Report

ing the advance of that segment of the Twin City and Mime
sofa population known Negroes We call the issue Progress
Report and in IT try to show the progress which this par
heular has made during the II months 1853
TO forward forward The
word is also defined advance TO objeeve going
getting ahead Minnesota Negroes have been advancing
moving ahead with the great statetie % uofe
moving ahead hand in hand with their great state
In these pages will try in words pictures to reveal
the gradual beerment of the Minnesota Negro socially
onomeay and educatonaly and the part he playing the
contributions citizen of the communities in which he works
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Negroes National Progress
Keeps Up; Magazines
Report Gives Picture
U. S. Negro:

EBONY Magazine leading Negro monthly publication, and
by all publication Standards of the top in the
Abercan field summarized American Negro progress
in 1858 in its January 1854 edition.
EBONY s annual report gives graphic report Of gains
made in 1858 by NegoAmercans The year 1858 easily
the banner year many regard Students of the contemporary
who keep records viii find that copy of the January
EBONY worthy of securing and keeping for reference.
The magazine article reported:
By far the hotly discussed subject among Negro
Americans at time is the lack Of ibeing
made by themb against racial segregation and discrimination
Historians that the black man trek from slavery
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is the most remarkable recovery
ever made by members of any
race, yet Negroes are still a long
way from their goal Of full inte-
grafton and first class American
citizenship.
A little less than 10 years from
now, in 1868. Negroes will mark
the Tooth anniversary of the
Emancipation Proclamation. Al
ready the NAACP has formulated
plans for a I0-year program of in
tensified effort to complete the
job Of emancipation begun by
Abraham Lincoln back in 1883.
To prove that there is still much
10 be done. while the NAACP was
discussing the problem during its
annual convention in st. Louis
last summer. four Negro youth
delegates were denied quarters at
the downtown YMcA. several
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state in the smaller towns and a
few on the farms. From these fig
ures II can be seen that the Min
nesota Negro Is an urban dweller,
Minnesotans Are Home Owners
In a survey made in 1852. Min
neapolis showed the number OF
Negro families TO be over 1858.
Over one-half OF these. or lao
families were home owners.