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The Washington times., 1938-10-19

of the Shoreham and the rhythm
of Barnee have sort of fascination
for them and I wish some
times l had a camera and could
snap a Senator doing the Big
Apple, Representative perform
ing the rhumba . It's an unfor-
gettable spectacle! Here's what
Barnee, who has been swinging
baton at the Shoreham for eight
years, told me of them: "A Senator
or Representative may have one
manner of dealing with his COL
leagues in the House or Senate, but
when he begins to talk about his
favorite song he's completely off
guard. At that time he isn't try
ing to impress anyone, or even gain
a vote. He's just another human
out for a good time. He has a de-
sire to whistle bit, to stamp his
feet to his favorite tune Z. . He may
be hardboiled opponent in debate,
but his song preferences often show
him up as very mellow sort of
person at heart :"
Now, let's see what are the IA
vorite tunes to which these lumi-
naries like to swing :. "Big Jim"
Farley, the Postmaster General, for
instance, can melt all the signs of
political warfare from his broad
face if the orchestra plays when
Irish Eyes Are Smiling" also
cause it happened to be his
mothers favorite tune . Jimmy
Roosevelt is. sure to dance with his
little femme when they play "Loch
Lomond' Senator La Toilette,
whose secret ambition is to be a
drummer, can't resist "On Wiscon-
sin" =. Former Senator William
Gibbs McAdoo is a waltzer, and his
favorite waltz is from the Merry
Widow" Senator Robert Rice
Reynolds of North Carolina always
asks for "Is 1t True What They
The Washington times., 1938-10-19
By igor CaSSlnl

Say About Dixie?" Senator Con-
nally of Texas will interrupt any
political conversation if the vocalist
sings "Home on the Range"
Marvin Mcintyre, of the White
House staff, likes to sing old tunes,
especially Happy Days Are Here
Again" Commissioner Hazen
can't keep still if he hears "The
Last Roundup. Supreme Court
Justice Van Devanter and the late
Supreme Court Justice Cardozo al
ways requested waltzes but they
wouldn't dance. Senator Richard
Byrd of Virginia doesn't recognize
the song, "Carry Me Back to Ole
Virginny" {. cause he is deaf to
music =. . Senator Cabot Lodge of
Massachusetts,, both of society and
of politics, divides his taste for II
Married an Angel" (and he did,
too) and Josephine" which he
brought to Washington Stew
art Mcdonald, head of the Federal
Housing Administration, is very
fond of tangos, but even after
years of lessons still can't do them
Senator Thomas of Oklahoma
likes the Donkey Serenade" ..
Senator Radcliffe of Maryland is
so fond of "Only a Rose" from
"Vagabond King" that he saw the
show nine times Representative
John ]. O'Connor will softly sing
the words to whatever tune is being
played "Chip" Robert loves
pardon My Southern Accent" -.
"Bucky" Harris jumps for delight
when they play "Toy Trumpet. "
The most interesting thing in the
effect of music on the legislators
from Capitol Hill is that it can do
what no colleague can 1t can get
them to yield the floor! P. 81
almost forgot to name the most
ardent dancer in the Senate
Arthur Capper Of Kansas.
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even brighter in the autumn
dusk.
FLAGS MASSED
The scene inside was just as
colorful. A mass of flags, Mexi.
can, Chilean and United States
gentlemen in yards of gleam-
ing braid-ladies wearing the
new Jewel" colors and orange
and flame dahliaS on the tea
table.
The Commandant and Mrs.
Jonathan M. Wainwright were
receiving. Mrs. Wainwright
who is hoping against hope
that she and Skinny" may get
away for a trip to New Orleans
and Mexico soon-was wearing
a cluster of creamy gardenias
with her chiffon frock.
Commissioner Melvin C..
The Washington times., 1938-10-19

oont 1ool yourselves, these men,
who rule the destiny of America,
have just as much desire, if not
more, than you you and
you, to have a few hours of keen
and neat fun . They are mostly
lonely men, who come from far
away Texas, Ohio, California,
Louisiana, etc., and when they
come to the heart of the nation,
to the Capital, populated by CO.'S
mopolitan elite, they want to live
that life, to enjoy its verve
There is nobody more lonely and
desirous of company than a Sena-
tor or a Representative (some-
times) If you are nice with
them they'll be ten times nicer with
you Believe me, "mah frans."
there is great, great difference
between the socialites and these
statesmen in Washington.
If you make a tour of all the
Washington mite spots, one night,
you will be able to find some of
these lawmakers swinging around
but if you want to be really
sure to find a large group of them
go to the Shoreham where Barnee
leads and plays :. The Blue Room
The Washington times., 1938-10-19

Training for members of the
Mexican, Chilean and United
States teams participating in
the Inter-American Horseshow
is definitely out of the question
from now until the end of the
meet. Just about every waking
hour (and some that are not)
is studded with merry parties.
Things got off to a gay start
yesterday when the Command
ing Officer. Officers and Ladies
of Fort Myer entertained at a
tea dance in the Hop Room.
Driving through the Fort
one of the most beautiful in the
country-is always a delight.
Yesterday was exceptional. The
lights of the city below were
just twinkling on and the bril-
liantly colored trees seemed
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To Attend Show

Mrs. Mae Hamilton will en-
tertain at luncheon on Friday at
the Chevy Chase Club for the
betrothed couple and the same
group of guests and following it
they will all 60 to the second
days events of the Inter-Amer-
lean Horse Show at Meadow
brook.
Friday will end in a blaze of
glory with a large dinner and
dance to be given by Mrs.
Worthington at the Sulgrave
Club and Sydney will play all
of the favorite tunes of the
young people present.
The wedding party will gather
at the Shoreham, where a num-
Der of them are stopping, for
luncheon on Saturday and the
big event will take place at 4
O'Clock, in the presence of rela-
tiyes and intimate friends, in
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Senior William
Coads Arrive
Tomorrow
BU Flora Macdonald

Caught up in perfect sea
Of parties. petite Ethel
Worthington and her fiance,
Bill Coad. of Omaha. haven't
a spare moment between now
and their wedding Saturday
afternoon. Bills parents ar
rive tomorrow from Nebraska
to take part in some of the
festivities of the next few
days.
Ethel. who is one of Wash
ington's favorites. is the
daughter of Mrs. Ralph
Worthington. and has been
popular m e m ber of the
younger set since her debut a
couple of seasons ago.
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Hostess Tonight

While the parties are small
and composed mostly of men,
bers of the family and the
wedding party. they follow
fast on the heels of one an
other. Tonight. Emily Davis
is gathering the group to-
gether for dinner at her
apartment. and in the COM
pany will be the ushers who
arrived in Washington today
to remain over the week end.
Following the senior Coads'
arrival today. there will be a
luncheon party at the Iron
Gate Inn, at which Ethel's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Worthington
Sd, will be hosts. Then, again,
this afternoon. the junior
Worthingtons will entertain
at a cocktail party at River
Farm, the bri d e = e | e C is
mothers country home in
Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam K. Luke,
brother-in-law and sister of the
bride-to-be, have come down
from their New York home for
all of the prenuptial festivities
and tomorrow night they have
invited the wedding party and
out-of-town guests for dinner at
the 1925 F Street Club.
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PETER
CARTER
Says:

HARRY WOODWARD. whom
"A everyone knows, and likes,
and who, among other things,
plays the piano like one inspired,
is going out of the eligible bach
elor class very shortly, because
he is engaged to a charming and
very beautiful person whose first
name is the lifting one of Isolde.
lack McKEON, down here
. from New York for the May
flower opening, is one of the most
attractive persons, with silvery
white hair, strong, dominant
face which might h ave been
sculpted right out of marble. and
the most glorious Irish sense Of
humor. Jack, who has been dec.
GRATED by the French govern.
ment and will doubtless be no
end annoyed with us because we
mentioned it, was having a very
good time the other night listen
ing to Adelaide Moffett sing
when an old-time femme &C
quaintance of his came over and
sat herself blithely down upon
his knee. Jack never turned his
head, but he did reach over and
pat the femme nicely upon the
shoulder and then added, Are
you being a Charlie Mccarthy to
my Eddie Bergen? If so, we
must order just one more bottle
of champagne, to put me in the
correct mood"
GGDUD" WATSON. and no one
ID ever calls him Rudolph
Justice watson, which is his
real name, is a constant source
of amazement to us. Being Q
writer, with a vivid imagina-
ton, being an excellent dancer
with an exquisite sense OF
rhythm, no one, including our.
selves, ever suspected him Of
having q practical bone or
thought in his entire makeup.
Never was a thought so mis-
placed. bud" approaches and
perhaps is, one of the most ex-
cellent chefs in this town and to
be invited to his place for q
might cap" and bit Of break
fast Is honestly a treat.
No one is allowed to go into
the kitchen except himself and
all of a sudden, linen. cloths
and napkins, a silver jug Of
coffee, an old English griddle for
cakes and the most DELIGHTFULLY."-
seasoned eggs, crisp bacon and
heavens knows what else ar
rives and the meal 5 served!
How in the world Bud has been
a bachelor so long is beyond
us, for any girl with a grain
of sense would carry him Oft
CONTINUED ON Page 16, Col. II
The Washington times., 1938-10-19

being in the midst
of some political
d e b a t e or ab-
sorbed in serious
t h i n k i n g over
passage of a new
bill or an amend
ment to a law
but have you ever
tried to imagine
t h e picture of
. these solons exc
cutting a dance
routine? And
The Washington times., 1938-10-19
Wainz0rlghtS Receive at Tea for Teams

Hazen was accompanying Mrs.
Hazen. The Commissioner con-
fesses that although he has
been with the teams every day
since their arrival he still can
not pronounce their first names.
If DR.. Leo S. Rowe had not
come to his rescue the other
day when the Commissioner
was to introduce the men he
would have been completely
sunk!
SKATING SILHOUETTE
Wearing the very latest
thing: a gray slipper satin frock
with a very full skirt giving
skating silhouette, Mrs. Johnnie
Pugh whirled about the floor
with, (of all peopleD, her hus-
band. A gray hat with a bit of
silver fox topped the former
Louise Chase Myers chic en-
Semble.
Col. and Mrs. Harry N.
Coote1 were accompanied by
their tall, striking daughter,
Mary. Mary-who is no end
busy these days doing publicity
for the Ball of the Nations
wore bright tomato red Breton
sailor with her teal blue dress.
Others spotted here and there
were Mrs. Albert Kenner, the
Military Attache of the Mexican
Embassy, Col. Teofilo Gonzalez
Jasso, and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mcclellan.
The Washington times., 1938-10-19
In Town

Miss Trudaye Mae David
son, granddaughter of the late
Duchess of Balmoral, is stop
ping at Wardman Park Hotel
during her two months Sojourn
in the Capital.
The Washington times., 1938-10-19

Mrs. George W. Reed of Ridge
field, Conn.,, has returned to
Washington and is a. the Mar
tiniuue for an indefinite time.
The Washington times., 1938-10-19
POINT

THESE SWINGING SENA-
TORS You always think of
Senators and Representatives as
The Washington times., 1938-10-19
Ambassador Here

The Ambassador of Mexico,
Senor DR.. Don Francisco Cas-
tino Najera, returned to Wash
ington yesterday morning by
plane after a stay of several
days in Mexico City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew r. Kelley
have as their guests at Hotel
Twenty-Four Hundred their
nieces, Miss Ellen Audley and
Miss Louise Donovan, of Bos-
ton, who will be in the Capital
for several days.
the apartment of Mrs. Worth
ington at 2029 Connecticut Ave
nue.. Additional guests have
been invited for the reception
which will Immediately follow.
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PROPOSALS.

WANT TO HEAR FROM OUT -OF-TOWN
lumber mills, stone quarries, brick mfgs.,
plumbing supply companies and others who
furnish all kinds OF materials needed to
erect apartment house and detached houses
tfon in Washington, D. c.. therefore we
seek lowest prices direct from the pro-
ducers for cash should be within trucking
contractors who will do good work at low
PRICE where all material is furnished
FULTON r. GORDON l427 Eye st. NV.
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PLENTY MONEY AVAILABLE FOR SEC
ond trust loans and delinquent taxes
Loans negotiated promptly. W. r CO.
THERN, 913 New York ave. NV. Natl. 14l6.
LOANS. AT LOWEST INTEREST RATES
on D. c. real estate. Prompt service. P. j.
WALSHE. 1107 Eye st. NV. Natl. 646S.
WANT TO BUY 2nd TRUSTS, REPRE-
senting deferred purchase money. Give
full details. Box 275-T. Star.
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IDEAL RUSTIC CABIN FOR CLUB PUR-
pose or dance; spacious picnic grounds; to
let. J. w BIEBER -Four Corners Md
SMALL HOUSE. NEARBY VIRGINIA
Several acres. grass. large trees; screened
porches: $25 month. Phone Clarendon
1436-W. 15s
VIRGINIA BEACH. VA. - APARTMENTS
and cottages. by the week, month or
season Write NORFOLK RENTAL sERV-
ICE. INC. Law Bldg. Norfolk. Virginia
WEST RIVER MD.-FOR RENT-MOD-
ern home; rooms. kitchen, bath. 3
yanient location, near churches, 20 miles
from Capitol. Berwyn 224. MRS. CA
WOOD. or Box 1913. College Park. Md. 15'
SOUTH BRISTOL ME - 5-BEDROOM
cottage commanding view OF ocean: cleo,
running. water: fishing. boating. Wiscon-
sin 1904
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STORES FOR RENT.

@ SIS VIII RENT S,,r THAT .I1. ArTkAcTIvE
Woob%ARp. " sbSx re 9ealsos soa 7ss % 10Th s. NV
STORE FOR RENT: 45 FLoRIDA AVE. NE;
kfEA kEAITY CORP. IA K < st. "'ns NV. Net Net.
SOME FREE RENTIGooD LOCATION:
desired Low rent. Tel. Met. 1891 till 9 p; m.
3710 34th- ST.. MT RAINIER, MD.-A
any other business. Next to chain stores.
"iO1 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE-LARGE
corner store; will remodel to suit tenant.
fos Hots De- Sales stols st opposite the Mayower
EfNkINs HSfi ree g. s'1ss fse HIS st. NV Dist ss.s
2301 SHERMAN AVE. Nw.-CORNER
store y@T stS io 2os4 rS Se15sia M ayysssore
7th St NV: -'o1 -''' -'"- =
THE BEST CORNER STORE IN STANTON
Park vicinity, good for any business: rent.
Sa5o avn nrnpat mGpnth' Lincoln o43o or see your
NEARBY VA. 10 MINUTES FROM D. c.
Beautiful large corner store for rent. suit
ai anie drug store or modern pastry. confec-
sionery and soda fountain; fast-growine
267-X, Star.
Rear sS4haAsao ss4a geo Ass' HE safT sna Basement.
Hoed Hose oay wAfsH Us III fsc end BlsT SIS 7S5S
3s 3s45 PROSPECT AVE. Nw.-coRNER;
one 0lGst aDARAhrHf nSrtH q y NEstT$Y5 81; $50, ,,uc
s.of ~; S 6 coNMMsSTIeqT M5Se45 9fort AVE ESQ
rH9MAs e:ss i,S :. s. FISHER u COMPANY Inc"
newly built store: will lease to resnonsihIe
URaSSIoEo REALTY CO..
nW1NeW store, f4x4so oM with tthRYaMG iafse bsI: ST:
cony; beautiful, show windows: heat fur-
hished; available now. Rent. SS5 per mo-
, Near 18th and Col road NV. on same
ooSl DtSck with large Sanitary and post office;
any retail business.
- Large store and full basement 3oxeo,
able for any business reeuirins large large
14l7 x St: Natl 1900.
.024 14th STREET NV.
size TuX15 1T. Excellent business loca-
sponsibie tenant; SIS ''''' '"'' ie
1924 14tS TAPLF y ~ : JAMES, INC; Bs;r,,, s,.z
NE. CORNER.
..
Valuable Corner Location .sx45 Fl, $3.50.
- THOS. j. FISHER e. CO.. INC,
73s 18th St. NV. District $3.50.
1144 18th ST. NV.
rooms bath thpsrndibases and BASEMENT. ss" ss" with
Thos. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc,
73s 18th NV. Dist. $3.50
Baltimore-Washington Blvd.
Large store, Hyattsville' suit. Office or
any business; rent reas. Greenwood 1882
WHATEVER YOUR REQUIRE
ments in business property, call
us.
ROBERT w. SAVAGE,
BOT Union Trust Bldg. Natl. 1890.
STORE AND DWELLING
700 4th ST. NW-S45,OO
Excellent location, near Pension Office
Large store. with living quarters above.
consisting of living room, bedroom kitchen
CArDyro oo,o
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BAY RIDGE.

Real bargains Bay front home, : rooms.
: baths. cellar. .porches. two-car garage
and large lot: price. S6 900.
porches. garage. large lot and wonderful
view OF bay; priced for immediate sale at
VIM q IANHAM 1A1n u Nm Nail noec
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VIM. H. LANHAM 141o INV. Natl. oa66
NEAR CHESAPEAKE RAW

16S acres 81 miles D. c.. on boat har-
Dor Bay view, from house: large, old
trees; TEN tenant house. tobacco barns.
early sale. $4,000. Box 52-X Star
Evening star., 1938-05-15

20 ACRES. ABOUT HALF CLEARED BAL
ance wooded. improved with good Groom
dwelling. large barn other outbuildinrs,
NICE orchard springs and spring streams
70 settle an estate. for $4,000; is miles
from Washington. D. C.
Phone 135. H. B, MITCHELL Herndon Va.
or Call M. COCKRELL
rnone 2hI j. Falls Church Va.
GROOM HOUSES, 75O.
., Elec and fne water. IA acres. fronting
ii io miles to D. c. H. B. ORME, Laurel
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ACREAGE WANTED.
SUMMER HOMES.

FROM 2 TO ACRES. ON HARD ROAD
Near Colesville or Glenmont. Cheap. All
cash. Box 197-X Star
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

2 LARGE CONNECTING RMS. SECOND
floor. front. 1212 New York ave. Ma
tional ore.
furn.; rent reduced. 107 H st. me-
Lincoln $500.
OTIS BLDG. $40 18th ST. NV
Downtown, modern: large room $40.
j. c. WELDON CO, Met 3O11.
SPACE IN LAWYERS SUITE; SOUTHERN
Bldg: use of reception room and steno
services: very reasonable. Box 49l-T. Star.
ESPECIALLY BUILT DOCTORS OFFICE
in private residence. rooms and lavatory
separate entrance and completely cut of
from balance of house. Built by a doctor
for his own use. 5316 Colorado ave. NV.
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TRAlLERS FOR RENT.

HOUSE CAR TRAILER FOR RENT. COM
plete accommodations for 4; 1f #; bv
week or month: for vacation trip or sta
tionary Shepherd 1856.
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COVE POINT BEACH. MD

Out on the open Chesapeake Bay safe
white sand. sloping gradually into deep
water: SURF BATHING. NO MUD, NO
NEIILES; NO MISREPRESENTATION: BIG
LOTS t50xl50) at from sos Also ,
orand-neW cottages, completely finished
Agent on premises or phone Met 36s3
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GARAGES FOR RENT,
TRAILERS FOR SALE.

trailer. Bargain for cash. WILLS
DRIVE INN Betsville Md
TRAILER. LUGGAGE, & FIT. LONG. NEW
tires; will sell cheap: back of Rose Meat
BACK. West Falls Church Va.
SCHULT and Harris trailers now on dis
play. Higginbottom Washington-B Baltl-
more boulevard. Berwyn, Md
HOUSE TRAILER wanted IN exchange for
homes, church. vol fire dept, stores, club
house, Doc Bush. Wash. Tourist Camp.
TRAILER PARKING. plenty of shade. on
hill: good accommodations tSilver Spring..
S720 End ave.
LATEST ADDITION to Schut Trailers The
Playboy." price. S535 del: on display. Hig-
enbottom's Bait. Blvd. Berwyn. Md.
HOUSE TRAILER. sleeps > to 4; sacrifice
S2I5. Call after ! p m. rear 1913 18th
st. NV. or phone Dec. 0013.
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BAY RIDGE.

NeN Day FIOIlJ bungalow.
Open Sunday.
SIX ToomS baths. 3 porches: lot look
1.S; nne shade; low price; easy terms;
corner Sands ave. and River dr. VIM II
LANHAM. 14l0 H NV. National O366 OF
Columbia 5Ol9 -
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4 TIMES THE RENT.

TIMES The RENT.
oHARE EsTArEs kshiea i4da NaT% esss
TO CLOSE ESTATE.
9 brick apt. bldgs.. l with apts., l
with s apts.; no vacancies; also some in
dustrial ground with railroad siding on
paved street. E. N. LIGHTBoWN, 1910
Eldridee ave. Brentwood Md. CIR. 1925.
BRICK; 9 RMS: 3 BATHS; RENT. $50.
sriek. riss' Rms. RRms BAH: Bash Rent Rent 81" 81"
-, All have hot-water, heat; electricity
Box 255-X Star. won ' '''> '''
At ONE OF THE BEST, DISTRIBUTING
locations. now used by old manufacturing
1T,oTE TE9U1S S5 Nw + SHOEMAKER, Nasi, ,,ss
Stores and two apis. three-car garase.
Sanitary Store for 10 years All rented for
S2 S342o per year. Call Mr.. Raine. Ran
~ WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 l4th ST NV. District 3346
WE HAVE SEVERAL APARTMENT HOUSES
can be bought at j, to 5 times yearly gross
rental: Also good buys in stores flats and
houses nu Nj W1lhfA% IaIiSI Bos#EtI; s6sRi lG9'
a27 18th ST. NV. Met. 3033.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
15-anartment bldg. corner; furred walls.
IL
needs some repair; act, today on this one
Two Groom. bath. brick houses; white
section price. $500 for the two.
Two small stores. NE. bargains.
Downtown store and two apartments;
B. M ODUM.
Met. 6s56. 1927 Eve.
STORE, AND APT, ON GEORGIA AVE.
leased to D. G. S. operator, 500 a month
for next ] 3 months then Sl25 per month
Tor next next, years. Call Mr.. Bennett Geor-
WAPLE & JAMES INC.
1221 l4th ST. NV. District 3346
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY-SEVE
well-built brick four-family apartments,
good section; all rented showing excellent
return on Investment: 50 800 to So 900
cash required. For particulars see Mr.
ooz ,5,,Rs+ SAUL CO, o,oo
INVESTORS. SpECULATORS. ATTENTION.
t53 Eye ST. Sc; corner brick. h.-wh.. sep
arate meters. complete apts.; rented
SCI 30 mo-; cheap; 81 $50.
81 l:l3Il5 NJ st. NV; rooms brick;
water in kitchen; outside toilet. always
S625o.0o for the three. OWNER, 700
Quincy st. NV.
DUPLEX APT. BUILDING = NEW SEC
inc. on your investment.
OWENS REALTY CO.,
1340 H st. NV. (Rm. 41O).
Mot 0eOo
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

HAVE TEN EXCEPTIONAL INVESTMENT
properties. II you are looking for eood
eolored property, netting at least .o,, /,
nsTe they afs Also small apt house.
DESIRABLE FOR coMMERCIAI Or oR IN; y;
new S9,000,000 auditorium site, also half
good returns as investment with future
Possibility of law ofhce bldg. Box 31o.x,
Star.
APT. & TOURIST HOME s6,5oo-
Newly decorated; income last mo, Sll6:
located commercial zone; lst trust $40
s,Tn%sy 1n|II R5nsISa psid vs.. Inquire i*S Lee
14O:. sell right; consider cash and couple
small houses. Box 2S9-x. Star.
NEW BRICK PET 4,FAMIkY = iYo ApTRE s.cn RE
bedrooms bath with shower; highly en-
h-wh; near schools, stores, and bus; 100
per cent rented annual rent near 5000;
Box sssfsh afss Washinsson. " sSsSa DC b 'asn -
SEVENTY DOWNTOWN APARTMENTS.
odSST STss AsSss s5ss TsSs thf% With With
own profit figuring. Emerson 1856.
8 ROOMS. BATH, BRICK, NV. SECTION.
Ssntsd to ISl9TSd at rag per mSnthi prics
BUILDER WILL SACRIFICE NEW, Def.
4-family apts for $4,000; 411-427 Mel
lon st. Sc; all 2-bedrm. apts.. fully rented;
tenants furn. own heat. Georgia $3.50.
3;-FAMILY. APT. JUST BEING COM
pleted; will rent at low rental, $125 per
month: Sacrifice $3.50. L. H. THADEN.
Wis. 5440.
NEW. sEMI-DETAcHEb, AUNT APT;
excellent location. attractive layout, elec-
trio kitchens inclosed porches. Annual
rental So $50. provides excellent return
at $4,000. See MR.. FISHER. S3S Invest
ment Bldg District S614.
s COLUMBIA AVE TAKOMA PARK. MD
Good remodelng proposition. H E.
ROGERS. $40 Eastern ave. Geo. $500.
FOR SALE AT BARGAIN-A 2-APART-
ment brick house, .end st. NV. near l.
All modern improvements. A splerdid in
vestment. Box 252-X. Star.
MOST MODERN STORE BUILDING LO-
Gated on corner. in one of busiest sections
of city; can be purchased at price to show
approximately 13ot net return; long-term
lease; $1,000 cash required to handle.
r. G. DUNNE. 604 H st. ne. Att. $500.
DETACHED APARTMENT HOUSE.
Only few years old, located u block
from Conn. ave. near Uptown Theater.
There are 10 apis. The building is in
excellent condition and nicely financed.
Shows good return and is reasonably priced
considering location and size of lot. H. c.
B1SCOE, Clev. 1923 or Natl. 3461.
Evening star., 1938-05-15
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE. FURNISHED; CONVENIENT
location: secretarial service; sleeping quar-
ters If desired Call Sunday. Republic O013.
FURNISHED DESK SPACE IN LAWYERS
suite: notary in office; low rental. Room
5l6. District National Bank Building.
Evening star., 1938-05-15
AUTO PARTS
TIRES FOR SALE.

PARTS AND TIRES for 81 and '33 Fords.
.32 Cord and others. cheap. Sunday. 955
Fla. ave. NV. Dec. 035S.