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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-12
CO-OPERAT|VEDATA
AGENCY PROPOSED
Commission Would Have
U. S. Supply Facts to Or
CARNATIONS Here.
By the Associated Press


A presidential commission which
studied the co-operatives offering
Europeans everything from food to
funerals has recommended establish
ment of Government agency to give
information and advice to such Or
CARNATIONS in this country.
Some members of the commission
warned, however, that "high-pressure"
promotion of the movement would lead
to graft and failure.
The six members, who travelled
through Europe last Summer, study
Ing mass buying groups in which the
customer is part owner or shares in
profits, differed widely on the posi-
,bihty of adapting the idea to the
United States.
They agreed, however, consumer
groups should be given the same
credit facilities as farmers Coop
.eratives and private business.
Experiences Are Detailed.
!. They recommended a Government
survey of consumer and service CO.
All members agreed that European
co-operatives were big business" in
many countries. Their 73l-page re-
port, made public last night, detailed
cooperative experience in retail
stores, manufacturing and medical.
laundry, housing, electric credit and
banking services.
On the possibilities in this country
Jacob Baker, former Works PROGRESS
official, and Leland Odds, New York
State power executive, were most op-
.timistic.
There Is no question to adapta bility
Of cooperative enterprise in the United
States" wrote Olds, "if only because
1T is already growing on a fairly large
scale"
Place for All Systems Seen.
Baker said the cooperative idea
was certain to expand here because
there was place for Government,
private and cooperative enterprises.
Robin Hood, official of the National
cooperative Council, said: Present
american conditions are not particu-
larly conducive to the rapid and wide
spread development of consumer CO.
operation"
He said the European groups were
combination of idealism, practical
business and political doctrine, and
that the syStei.l was not highway
to Utopia.
Charles E. Stuart, New York City
engineer, wrote that co-operatives were
unlikely to develop here as in Europe
and that development by high pres
sure" Government aid and tax eX-
emptions would disturb business and
offer opportunity for graft.
Moderate Attitude Urged.
Clifford " Gregord, Chicago Farm
journal editor, urged moderate at
titude toward the system.
Instead of becoming jittery at the
prospect Of cooperative competition,
private business in America might bet
ter meet that competition on its own
ground. that of service to the con-
sumer,' Gregory wrote.
Emily Cauthorn Bates, youthful
woman member, said: "Co-operative
enterprise offers women, as the worlds
buyers and household business man
ayers. way to supply their families
needs efficiently"
President Roosevelt has not COM
mented on the report or the sugges-
ton of the commission, appointed last
July.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-12
DR.. c. A. Hart Retreat Master,

DR.. Charles A. Hart, professor of
philosophy at Catholic University, will
be the retreat master at the Day of
Recollection services Sunday at Naz-
Rreth Social Service Center, 200 I
street. The opening conference will
begin at 1890 am, the second con-
ference at 2:30 pm. and the holy
hour at 4:3O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-12
Washington
Wayside
Tales
Random Observations
of Interesting Events
and Things.

HERR DOKTOR PROF. E. DE
u S. MELCHER, erstwhile of
Washington, Foggy Bottom

and The Star drama pages,
apparently is under the impression
that his new-found haven in Holly
wood Is not one Of the provinces Of
the United States or else he has heard
rumors of person-to-person contacts
between the Internal Revenue Bureau
and the moguls of film land. Herr
Melcher recently sent back to this
Office an urgent request for an income
tax form and begged that it be sent
by airmail in order that he may make
his peace with his Government in
time to forestall summary transfer
from bed of roses in Hollywood to a
pile of rocks in Atlanta.
The blank was sent to him right
enough, with little note attached
inquiring if the motion picture studios
had ever heard of income taxes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-12
CHARGED.

GEORGE o. GILLINGHAM of 1922
Madison street northwest is our
authority for tale about street car
conductor who confided that he had 70
have his watch "de-electrified" about
once every five years. Unless the time
piece is discharged" that often, &C.
cording to the conductor and Mr.. Gill
bingham, it accumulates too much
electricity in the works and begins 60
lose time consis' ,ntly. Why a good
charge of electricity should make a
watch slow up instead of galloping on
ahead of the hour, nobody seems TO
know
Same conductor told Mr.. G. that ne
had once worn wrist watch while
cranking his coin-and-token slot ma
chine, but that it began to lose time
right away, even with the regulator set
full speed ahead. He took it back to
the jeweler, who said, calmly, Sure,
high blood pressure"
What, in watch?" said the con-
ductor.
mo, in you. The swift coursing Of
the blood jars the works and slows
them up, you know"
The conductor said no, he didn't
know, but he traded the wrist watch
in on pocket piece.
What time is it, anyhow?
X II
REMINDER.
GONE enterprising fellow was in to-
- day to remind us that any Wash
ington hostess who has difficulty in
remembering the seniority ratings Of
the Government departments should
become votary of good old st. Wap-
niacl The saint, in case you hadn't
guessed, helps out by having the first
letters of the department names incor-
porated in proper order in his own
monniker-State, Treasury, War, At
torney General, Post Office, Navy, In
terror, Agriculture, Commerce and
Labor.
We'd heard the story before, but
this time began to wonder why it
wasn't easier to remember the depart
mental names than to learn to spell
st. Wapniacl. We also unused a mo-
ment on the possibility that 1t will not
be long before the st. ceases to have
"l' as the last letter of his handle.
4 X X
TUMBLE.
A PHARMACIST named Sessford,
who runs downtown drug store,
told one of our operatives about COL
ored bell hop from nearby hotel who
came dashing into the shop the other
day, mumbling and jittering something
about hotel guest who had been
taken powerful sick with a stomach
ache and wanted some medicine in a
hurry
What kind of medicine?"
He said sompn like mixed scrip
lures was the best" said the bellboy.
Sessford thought maybe he better
get the victims room by telephone,
since he was fresh out of mixed scrip
lures. He called the man, who said
yeah, he wanted some Squibbs Mix
ture, and wanted it in a rush if he
could get it.
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Norris

Continued From First Page
Evening star., 1937-10-15
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
ABOUT 1000 SO. TT. FOR ExPERi-
mental laboratory. Box 62-M, Star.
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO. Auctioneerx,
I115 Eye st. NV.
DWELLING NO 46l STREET

4AUSIEES SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK
RwFIH1kGs RHFIHMSsr No nsrp AZ fnr P 4 STREET HY
BY virtue Of . decree Of the District court
Of the United States for the District of Co
lumbis in equity cause No. 649sT, the un-
dersisned trustees will sell at public auc-
ton. upon the premises. on FRIDAY. THE
kIFIEENIH DAY or OCTOBER 1897. AT
THREE O'CLOCK Pm. the following
described land and premises situate in
as .ne being lot numbered sixteen 16) in
Harkness ct al Commissioners. subdivision
OF square numbered nve hundred and ten
t51O, as per plat of said subdivision
recorded in Liber '.R w" at folio los Of
the records in the once OF the surveyor for
the District of Columbia
Terms OF sale: One-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. the balance pay
able In two eauai installments. payable in
be represented by promissory notes of the
purchaser. bearing interest at six per
centum per annum. payable semi-annually
and secured by hrst deed of trust on said
property. or all cash at the purchasers S
option A deposit of $500 required at time
OF salt. Taxes and assessments adjusted to
day II sale. Recording. conveyancinc and
Of sale to be complied with within 80 days
from day Of sale. otherwise trustees reserve
'he rlgnt to resell the property at the risk
and cot of the defaulting purchaser. after
three days advertisement OF resale In some
newspaper published in Washington. D. c.
JOHN q. GARDINER
1870 Woodward Building.
JOHN H. MIDLEN
I416 F st NV.
1923 30. 0.oc1,s.11.12.13.14.15
Evening star., 1937-10-15
CHEVY CHASE
WOODED SECTION.
CHEVY CHASE,

The outstanding nsv-house opportunity
Of this delikhtful residential community,
this beautiful center-han brick Colonial
house seeker could dssire-6 well-pianned
rooms. baths: oil air-conditioned: at
taehed saraKe; furred walls: rock wool in.
deep loD covered with large oak trees and
attractlve landscaping. Amazing value At
S!n;0bI: terms Arranged. Call J. IVES
r0p01itan 11A9 S'
Evening star., 1937-10-15
ADAM A. wEscHLER a. SON. Auctioneers.
g15 ST NV

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE M
vHRGEED HRfU1s REAL ah11ST ESTATE I5SS KNOWN as
CAMBRIDGE PLACE NV: 24Is F
TsEkT sFEFT NM AMP In 37,s iD3,NIN 1313 a,I5
gNIMPRoyED LOT: ALL IN THE CRY
Court Of the United States for the District
the matter Of the estate Of Frank 4. o'Neii.
signed will sell at public auction the real
estate hereinafter mentioned. on the re-
MONDAY p'ee1feii ocToBER n EIGHTEENTH. 1897.
at the respective times hereinafter men,
The Valois Apartments
1890 Massachusetts Avenue NV.
Lot 3s 3s IN Ss supayisor
in the once Of the surveyor for the Dis
trct Of Columbia in Liber w B. M At
building known as the valois Apartments. eiit
1880 Massachusetts, avenue NV. containing
'"fnss1slTs AT THsEE,THIKFY EapaHfmsnsYS O'CLOCK PM.
Lot IL in Kites subdivision OF lots in
ss oo a 81 per IN P s oes e IL. Il tS sS
veyor for the District Of Columbia, subject
to a perpetual right Of way. for alley pur-
use and benefit Of lots 40 to is and lots
81 or e sad 'aa m
outlet to the public alley. improved by a
two-story brick dwelling containing four
rooms Ana AT osea FUR O'CLOCK
.311i; 3!d3 % and s7LS II M 81 NV.
and James Z. Padeett: trustees; subdivision
of lots in square 1901 as per plat recorded
One. IL for e the 4 ee q uns sssc
to a right of way four feet wide over the
Is. sys nsI a 0f d the ssOys q Gsn Gs as9 and
BY deed recorded in Iiber 1906 At folio
trict Of Columbia. said lots 23. "a and o5
being respectively improved by two-story
brick dwellings containing six rooms each
'-I AT + roSgss-TTAISTgs T,s SsToSK PM.
subdivisiop, Of part Of square 1889 formerly
fss ss a ef he os Of n the ser for
e. folio Sh1 mDToyed BY y,
0N' TERMS OF SALE:
All cash. deposit Of 5000 viii be
REQUIRED st the time Of sale on each prop
the respective purchasers. The under
M s Sy Linn 70 70 .nd
Each sale is subject to ratification and ap..
provAl by the Aforesaid court. Terms OF
sale to be complied with by the respective
purchasers within fifteen DAYS after such
approval otherwise the undersigned re-
serves the right to resell at risk and cost
of defaulting purchaser or purchasers after
hve days advertisement Of such resale in
some newspaper published In the city OF
WaShingtop. District OF Columbia
WILLIAM j. O'NEIL.
Executor under the will Of
Frank A ONeil deceased.
2216 Wisconsin Ave NV,
Warrington. D, G.
CHARLES w. CLA0ETT, Attorney.
Tower Building.
18th and K SITS. NV,
Sell, ,2e-oc5. To- 13,14,lB16
CONTINUED on Next Pase.S
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THoe. BOWLING q CO. AUcrioNEERs.

SALE OF PERSONAL EFFECTS. HOUSE
H9ID goods Els FOR STORAGE
aTvES ASE FIT oS S91leh rR1bAY + oeFoFFR aFoFRs
TWENTY SECOND: 1887. At TWO
8StoSK S SE1PAy ANP ANPRnsFIFE Each sVcGEEP fEE
ALL GOODS ARE DIsPosED OF. -
a.. They will be sold at public auction in
Smiths Transfer & STORAGE Co.. Inc,
1913 You st. NV,
Washington. D. c.
To enforre liens for storage charges. etc.
due and unpaid. ali household goods.
paintings and personal effects on storage
with the Smiths, Transfer & Storage Com
" e Balderson. Mrs. Frank Baum. Annie nit;
Boyton, Mary Brent: Abe Briscoe H, H.
sShasdick Mrs; T: 3; Davidson, MAY Fisher.
P; Goodman. Mrs. E. A. Goshert, Mss
Lille Green; J. M, Hantzman. Mrs. j. H.
RarrlsISn usI., Mary dyx E Hsnaushann Est, Of
Hudson, NJ. jenkins. Florence johnson.
Mrs Blanche Jordon. Mary Rose and Jes-
81 Mrs asbonss astts Mrs. Lf Ruth Mnsss
Morgan. James L. Morton. Francis Logan
Muir Muir; MIS-; \; MTllisan, Charles
Josephine Patterson. B. r. Peacock. F. r.
Perry. Elizabeth Pulpus. Gen Henry j.
Reilly. Charles T. Richardson, Mrs. Juani'a
Mrs. Arthur Smith. Flossie Smith, Leslie
Stafford. Meller Stokes. Mary Taylor.
Georgia Woodland. consisting of household
soouSt StNlNH machines VIC
trolas. chifoniers barrels and contents.
boxes and contents. dressers. desks. tables.
radios. chairs. refrigerators. bullets, rugs.
cartons and contents. bookcases. crates
and contents. bundles and contents. books.
ONCE furniture. coats, etc. All pianos
stored in the names of the following per
sons. viz; Annie Boyton. Miss Lille Greer.
D. Herbert. Mary Rose and Jessie Lauscher,
Mrs E. Mahoney. Mrs. Buelah Smith.
(Signed)
ARTHUR CLARENDON SMITH.
President Smiths Transfer S
Storage Co. Inc. 1913 You ST.
NV, Washington. D. c.
oc1 SIS
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SHEPHERD PARK

In this hishly desirable and most, con-
venient section in Northwest ID. C.), con-
veniedf to schools Transportation and
stores, We have an exceptional value in q
new home.
AlI-brick Colonial. with slate roof steel
Air conditioned heat with automatic oil
burner; g unusually large and we'll proper
TONED rooms. complete baths. breakfast
room. screened living porch. storage Attic;
brick 9arage; fenced rear yard
This II really bargain at S11.p5O and
NAV pc purchased on small cash and
Inspect 1927 18th street NV (at Ger
antum st. or cali day or evening to o 3. .m =,
\: WES1EY BUCHANAN. 1882 K street,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.

THos. J. OWEN & SON. .AUcTIoNEERs
1431 EYE ST. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE ONE
STORY GARAGE AND MACHINE
SHOP WITH SMALL OFFICE ON THE
SECOND FLOOR. KNOWN AS PREM
Uses 2015 L STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of a certain deed OF trust duly
recorded in Lber No. 6216. folio 253 ct
seq. OF the land records Of the District Of
Columbia, and at the request of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
will sell at public auction. in front Of the
premises on TUESDAY. THE TWENTY
SIXTH DAY OF OCTOBER. AID 1897 AT
THREE O'CLOCK PM. the following
described land and premises. situate in the
District OF Columbia. and DESIGNATED as
and being lots 1o1. l02 and 104 in Jules A.
Demonet's subdivision in square 100. as
per plat recorded in Liber Al folio 100 Of
the records of the ONCE of the surveyor of
the District of Columbia.
Terms of sale: All cash. deposit
OF Sl,00O.O0 will be required at time Of
sale. All conveyancins, recording. revenue
stamps. etc. at cost of purchaser. Terms
OF sale to be complied with within thirty
DAYS from day of sale otherwise the trus-
tees reserve the right 10 resell the property
at the risk and cost Of defaultine pur-
chaser. after i've days advertisement OF
such resale in some newspaper published
In Washington, D. c.
GEO. CALVERT BOWIE.
Evening star., 1937-10-15
!X4Q5Q

40 RANDOLPH PL. NV.
Fair cash payment and $3b per mo-
ouys tni! 7.room, bath and garage brick
mouse. Makes excellent home or invest
ment. Newly renovated. Inspection by
appointment only For further informa-
CAERlTZ. Dist 4QRQ -''
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MONEY WANTED.

REAL ESTATE LOAN WANTED PPI-
vate funds for st trust on business bldg :
excellent downtown location; $4,000 on
long term preferred. Amount asked is less
than 60T Of fair valuation Will paw
5z% or So dependent upon terms pre-
payments, etc. VIII deal only with princi-
pal. Box 3O4-W. Star
Evening star., 1937-10-15
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
DON'T

Lose your property By foreclosure w
ear sell 1t quickly for ready cash abovl
trus, Our auction method Gets results: NJ
HINES h Sons. phone District 7740.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
g. 06O-6-RN. DRICK 3 DD ROOMS;
13-ineh Insulated wall: slate roofs: ellen-
tits windovs: COPPER pipes: built:in garase;
with stream. brick bridge. full concrete
street. This is an unique, hfkh-Quality
home. on corner lot. in : .eommunity Of
out I1e Hishvey 1H miles. left st 6hady
Grove ESQ. BLK. on Kirkwood I'd. to 18Th
H.. q call oWNN at Walnut 1000.
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SAVE $4,000.

4.BED-ROOM BRICK HOME.
baths. insulated side porch, attaehet
earase, slate roof. full basement: exclusive
COFFMAN REALTY CO.,
64OJ Ga. Ave-. Silver Spring. 9hep l123
Evening star., 1937-10-15
HOUSES ron SALE.

= =
18th ST. HIGHLANDS.
center-hall planned detached corner
oSi":ss5 os, s. o'a' 'l'e' gear s''.s'; 'si''
L. T. GRAVATTE.
Eyenins. Phone Geo xss7. co.
DON'T READ THIS
Unles you are looking for . bargain such
- this beautiful colonial brick home Oh
Concord ave, NV. Contains rooms, built
II tub and shower. 2 rear screened pcrchss.
faeins on Wide boulevard ana prasticaliy
and Is .ortn your "his o'G e invessisats sH!e's y
ssret sloo os:'t sv.nns. ia za 1dsm2 oG2sNos s2s9
OWNER LEAVING CITY.
New 6-room brick home. 2 complete
spss. osths: rsc.eation room; small cash
n.pss as:If Lnscin IinseS sscS
2704 10th ST: NE-FACIN0 SCHOOL 8
rooms. bath. modern: gas automatic heat,
oui,t,in .a1;as. ss.aSe; nsy-houss condition. viii
B. CRiFAsiP TO- & ''n'
National $3.50. 1924 Vermont Ave. NV
CHEVY CHASE.
.xs.D,,oon oo, on; LEFT s.Is Of srsup q built
brick, With slate roof: fufred d',9n Wnlis .nd nt'
insulated: 8 rooms. 2 bath screened iivins
porch. beautiful recreation room Vith 81
noor and fireplace; buiit-in Rara9e; oij
Priced at sl1.soo, 1t may be purch...d
With $3.50 cash and monthly payments OF
~ wrs, 80; &C. Can ,sy, d.y Or evening 70 Q pm.
Aetropolitan 11l3 ~ ~A'"'
Evening star., 1937-10-15
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Nos new, but Just papered and painted
and priced very low.
Attractive Colonial home Of q rooms
baths screened porch. automatic heat; "a
rage 70 match
Situated on corner lot. very attrac-
lively HANDICAPPED; surrounded BY nice
houses; convenient to transportation.
sraded school and neishborhood stores.
Priced less than S11 900, 1t may be pur-
chased with small cash and monthly pay.
ments like rent. with interest At SO and
Can J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
Wisconsin 1917 Day or EveninG
Evening star., 1937-10-15
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE 4 ACRES, SEVEN
room and bath dwelling for row or de-
tached house In Washington. j. H. FETTY.
OWNER WILL ACCEPT SMALL CLEAR
house OF. lot or farm ~ part payment on
new brick home with every modern con-
yentence. located IN restricted community.
Gall owner. J. HARRIS ROGERS, Hyatts-
vile 1O6.
Evening star., 1937-10-15
OPEN EACH EVENING.
AIT RIVER RID NV

Between Ellicott and Fessenden-Nev brick
nome; bed rooms, 2 baths; unusually At
ttactive features. Go throush this house
Evening star., 1937-10-15

Two-family house. separate heating
| age; $3.50. A'o"'
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SUBURBAN PRoP.-sALE on rem
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

% JOHNSON AVE-. HYATTSVIILE MD.
I-foom path stone house; OF! heat: newly
cHRR SG.1 sarge: SS month aa ARTHUR
Mt. RAINIER - ROOM BUNGALOW.
anil. furnished or unfurnished; garage;
S5o per month to responsible party Ap-
ply 1898 Rhode Island ave. Mt. Rainier.
FIvE-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW, $40
NEWMAN 4 WARD. $50 $500 'E Lee % hishssy sey
Cherrydale. Va. Walnut 9039
FIGHT ROOM HOUSE ANIL; NEAR
Washinston; high elevation: rent reduced
TO June lst. Falls Church 6b9-W. 15'
LAhHAM Ian ~, HTS. MD.-4-RM: suNoA1oW.
vermont o S Dist 2a7 or Gaa1ss me1son 1909 ass
TAKOMA PARK-AvAILABLI MMEDi-
1880. new AUTOMATIC % oil hest, pt hot vateq' rHc
.ste ca. 6WNsa eSn oeorsia tsEsse' saaa large
CHEvERLY, ND.-BUNGALOw, ROOMS.
s:ss st: s?a ss.s Is. 1ssS ssssEs asass
Hyattsville S12-F-24.
MODERN GROOM HOUSE GOOD LOCA-
375 month. Phone Clarendon 1924.
s@sss $50 rvs: T. s::ss s:ss R. R. sEsIcS sa7S r. =:
choose from. II. LAzo q CO: Mc.' ssoi
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va. Walnut $3.50.
COLONIAL RMS. AND BATH, JUST
lated, weather stripped. screened; fuli-sise
basement: overlooking George Washington
Masonic Memorial los Monroe terrace.
George Wash. Park, Alexandria. Phone
Alexandria 800 or 1O43-W.
ELK RIDGE, MD. WASHINGTON -BALT1-
more blvd.-S rooms. bed rooms made
like new throughout inside; gas, elec
35 minutes to Union Station BY B. A O.;
$45 month. C. r. EARP. H1k Ridge 263-W.
16"
stafford COURT HOUSE: vA:-BUN-
hot and cold running water. elec:; full
basement. laundry tubs, Garage. chicken
houses; bungalow newly painted inside and
out; large, front screened porch; viii rent
to responsible party for $3.50 month.
Owner will BE- on premises Sunday. II to T.
Turn left on No. 212 at court house. fourth
house on right. or call National 1854 Eve.
ninss. North $685.. Mr.. WINFIELD.
NEAR CLARENDON, VA.-6 LARGE RMS,
all modern home, 3 porches, oil heat; cor
ner lot, shade, beautiful shrubbery, garage;
half block from two bus lines: S65 per
month. Walnut 1oO2-J. Vacant Nov. l. 17s
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\, One-hslf acre. trees. flowers. shrubbery.
sdiouSIn si..n mouse. bed rooms, / u baths.
uTS LOCATION THAT COUNrS)
,,o, =, c; W. CLEVER CO. INC.
~ - ~. lTVln& 81 ArlfnWtop Ua
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY Fo4 SALE. !.

$8.6Q0-ON DOWNTOWN COMMERCIAL
thoroughfare. brick building arranged
~ four apartments at . total income
of S146 per month. Gall for details
16.bOO-Four one-story stores, located
IN northeast section. group Of four
buildings. each 16x4O It.: three already
leased. one vacant Annual income,
$3.50; no heat or light to furnish.
SHANNON d LUCHA CO.. 1905 H Ct.
NV. National 2345.
ATTENTION. AN = UNUSUAL INVEST
msnt; .s ILL 1921 Rig: Nv; Sept; house; /;
foor. rooms, kitchen and bath: 3rd door,
rooms, kitchen. bath and porch: finished
room and lavatory in basement: coal heat,
automatic hot water. awninGk screens,
stoves and electric refriserato1s: completely
seuipped: -, annual ~ rents unfurnished.
PHILLIPS & CANDY. INC.
1012 18th 0t. NV. Natl. 1900.
CORNER BUILDING. APARTlENTe:
gross rental $24O per month: located
near Pubic rdbrsry; good future; price.
"Aoo'o HARRY B. PITTS CO.,
1919 18th st. NV. Net. 010O.
FACING COURT HOUSE.
Three brick bldss. arranssd In four apts.
each, for sale separately or ~ Rroup -
close oStAta, 0ako o6ef. 0oorg1a o0l2,
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RENT ALEXANDRIA. VA.

ALEXANDRIA. 732 n. WARRINGTON ST.
Groom brick. baths. h.-W.h.: arranged
for families or tourist: large yard: S67 so
mo HOPKINS FURNITURE co.. Alex
andria. or phone Dist. 7271
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...oVN0hLOW WITH INCOME
Attractive nve-room bungaloW with IRE.
sioe and out, with apartment in basement.
aeod r.nts ssotes ,.,i o1s and schools located in
ioU i00 tsn.11 sn non aSS1,on OF Iakoma Park: priced
Spring Nd ~'e-' S'iVeA
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SEE THESE MARVnous VALUES

New modern, brick buns.lov San
sation At $3.50
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A LARGER AND FTNTR
DETACHED BRICK HONE,
81 Ss0

less than 2 years old. nicely placed on
rooms: bath. fireplace. cedar Lined closets.
iecssn fereened porch slate roof. oil heat. de-
considering high priced homes shoulA 80
this one before buying ~
Kelley, Steele Il Branner.
DiAtricf IA Huas Ni.nnn.i- "a
Evening star., 1937-10-15

Iou pay only monthly payments just like
rent: Beautiful new six-room brick house
on ~1oe avenue, overlookine entire city; tile
ory basement. Only one left at these terms.
O1ve out Penna. ave. Sc to Alabama
ave. turn left to Southern ave. to No 1913.
Evening star., 1937-10-15
$500 Cash

And $75 monthly payments buys beautiful
Washington's best residential Section: a
rooms, baths. screened porches: II
modern improvements. Call at once for
Metropolitan Realty Co.,
Evening star., 1937-10-15

672S 3rd PA NV.
oe4i-3eteched brick house with 6t9ooms
fqu baths. Gas heat: reereatio& ant
ereSkfAst rooms. built-in eafage. Shmen
treAs porch. open brick porches: ficeal
screened. Priced 4a.05n Terma
WAPL6 4 JAMEA INC
Evening star., 1937-10-15
NEAR SHEPHERD PARK.
$8 05O

New. detached brick home. of 6 rooms
ano ns,; o. tn: bu,lt-in IN &sarase: every modern
pr1ce. Call HARRY ROD. Natl 4A2h