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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
COFFEE DEFENDS
PUBLIC POWER

WASHINGTON-Rep. John NJ.
Coffee. D.. Wash, today made an
exhaustive reply in the Congress
sional Record to a letter he re-
ceived from Prof. c. NJ. Jansky, of
the University of Wisconsin, who
had criticized Coffee's stand on
public utility ownership.
Coffee traced the growth OF
public power projects in Washing
ton. including the Bonneville and
Grand Coulee dam projects and set
forth the rate schedules, the costs,
the taxes paid by the municipal
power plants at Seattle and Ia
coma.
Your sarcasm, Professor JAN
sky. in the last part of your letter
is the result of very feverish
state-hardly worth recognizing. "
Coffee wrote the professor. Rant
ings such as yours are just that
much more stimulation for those
who wish to see the greatest good
done for the greatest number. so
battle on"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20

The first conference since June
s between representatives Of the
Sailors Union of the Pacific and
operators of the freighter Cold
brook to attempt settlement of a
hiring hall dispute was scheduled
for p. m. Monday at Seattle.
Ed Coester, secretary Of the s.
u. p. said ne would meet with
l.. L. Bates, manager Of the Paci-
fic Northwest Oriental line. which
has contracted TO operate four
u. s. Maritime commission ships
to the Orient from Seattle. Tacoma
and other Puget Sound ports.
The hiring dispute centers in the
Maritime commissions policy of
hiring crews from its own lists
while the union insists the men
should be signed through union
hiring halls.
To Expire Tuesday
AuIllIdl EHiuiy o. Ldiu' Nhdii
man Of the Maritime commission,
has told officials of the p. n. o. L.
their contract would expire Tues
day noon if the line failed to OBJ
tain crew. Coester said he
understood the agreement cannot
be Cancelled for 80 days after noti-
fication and he believed the dead
line of Tuesday will constitute q
formal notification Of cancella-
ton" The Maritime commission
extended the headline" from last
Friday noon.
Meanwhile. the Satartia, sister
ship of the Coldbrook. was due to
arrive Tuesday or Wednesday at
Seattle from San Diego. Cal. Goes
ter said it would be picketed upon
its arrival if the dispute had not
been settled. The Coldbrook has
been picketed since it arrived
June 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
RUSSIANS FREE
MRS. RUBENS

MOSCOW Ruth Marie
Rubens, American convicted of
entering Russia on a fraudulent
passport, is at liberty and visited
the United States embassy at noon
today.
Mrs. Rubens was alone when
she called on the embassy and
there still was no clue to the fate
of her husband, who was arrested
with her in December. 1887.
Mrs. Rubens was tried and con-
victed in municipal court on June
9. She was sentenced to IS
months Imprisonment but it was
announced she would be freed the
next day because she had already
spent that much time in prison.
However. she did not appear
until today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
Rasbberries Appear, Supply
Limited; Beans Are on Hand

Appearance Of limited supply
OF raspberries and the first Kenne-
wick potatoes was noted on the
local produce market Monday.
The raspberries were scarce, and
dealers expected a heavy supply
would be week in arriving. The
price of large Strawberries was up
cent. Local green beans were
available, and Walla Walla beans
were received.
Otherwise the market was quiet
with little change manifest. Flour
and grain prices remained un-
changed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
ATLANTIC CLIPPER
ARRIVES IN FRANCE
MARSEHLES, France =

MARSEILLES, France - p n
American Always Atlantic Clip
per completed press preview'
transatlantic flight today in the
record elapsed time of AZ hours
and rs minutes.
Actual flying time over the
1850 mile course from Port
Washington. n. Y. to the Azores.
thence to Lisbon. Portugal. and
Marseilles was % hours and so
minutes.
II was the fastest trip in Is
Clipper voyages across the At
lsntic, both. east and west
Arrival of the Clipper on the
European side after its speedy
flight gave the United States a
decisive lead IN the l0-yesr-old
international race for supremacy
in Atlantic service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
HIS LIFE
IN GARAGE HERE

W. p. MseGregor. IS. SIC So.
Saith st, was found dead in the
garage at his home on Monday
morning, apparently from gas
fumes from his auto. Coroner T.
II. Long. who said 1t was apparent
" suicide, believed the man had
been dead for u hours.
The body was found by Mike
Katona who had called at the Mac
Gregor home to cut the grass.
Mrs. MacGregor, officers were
informed. is visiting on Camano
island. The body is at Lynn's.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
new UNIFORMS FOR
SHERIFF'S DEPUTIES
By Lichty

Sheriff John c. Bjofklund long
has insisted that his corps of depu-
ties took second place TO none at
law enforcement But starting
Monday he was ready to back them
against all others for sartorial ex-
eellence as well.
Outshone only by the rainbow
hued state patrol garb, the sheriffs
men were on the job in neat new
uniforms of oxford gray with silver
gray shirts. Trousers are of the
long type and without cuffs.
The silver shirts of his men are
not to be confused with any others
OF that color. and have no sinister
meaning, said Sheriff BJorklund.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
EXPLOSION OF Time
BOMB KILLS Is men

HAIFA. Palestine took
violent reprisals today for a bomb
ing in the crowded vegetable
market in which Is Arabs were
killed, "a gravely wounded and
about 20 others injured slightly.
The reprisals included the stab.
bing Of Jew by an Arab woman
in Haifa, and the hurting of three
bombs at Jaffa police stations.
Despite the daylight curfew
which was imposed in Haifa after
the market bombing. Arab women
demonstrated outside the German
consulate, demanding Nszi pro-
lection.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
Three Dead When
Apartment Burns

CRANSrON. X. Gov. Will
lam H Vanderbilt today awaited
reports from two separate inves-
legations Of a S250.000 fire that
wrecked a fashionable apartment
house. killed three persons. in
jured IS others, and imperlled
scores of lives.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
ARMY PLANE CRASHES,
KILLING LONE PILOT
DAYTON. Ohio w

DAYTON. Ohio - Wright field
army officers today Investigated
the crash Of light pursuit plane
II mile. northwest of Dayton
which caused the death Of Lieut..
T. o. Redetzke. who had been
gwen permission 10 fly the ship
on a weekend trip to ST. Paul.
MINI.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
BANKRUPTCY PETITION

Oscar A Hodney. truck driver,
Sass So. Alder st, has filed vol
untary bankruptcy petition in fed
ersl district court here. listing la
hilities of s2,ei6.s7 and assets Of
sl.250.57. claimed exempt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
MOTORCYCLE STRIKES
POLE; WOMAN KILLED

BREMERTON A motorcycle
accident was fatal Sunday for Mrs.
Edna Sproul. 80 She died OF
fractured skull suffered when the
motorcycle hit a telephone pole
Mrs. Sproul was riding with her
brother-in-lsw. Harold Smell, 2s,
she is survived by her husband
and son. Robert. IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
0APPY-
HDAy
MONDAY. JUNE 10

MONDAY. JVNE To
DR.. ]. Allen Locke. s0s No.
X 1t.
A. L. tBud) Lee, 1870 No.
Warner 1t.
A. G. Seamons, SSaS Ia. y IT.
Louis c. Preuss, ais So. YAK
lima ave.
J. J. MellinEer, Eli Borough
road.
Leroy Sangston. ssio So. L
st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
$4,000 MAY GO OUT

absolute dearth of an acceptable
substitute new deal candidate
whom Mr.. Roosevelt could nomi-
nate and support with confidence
that his policies would be con.
tinued.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
GRAIN REVIEW
CHICAGO Heavy receipts o

CHICAGO - Heavy receipts of
new crop wheat in the southwest
and bearish outside markets de-
pressed wheat prices on the Chi
cago board Of trade today.
At the close wheat was off
>, to Ia cents, corn off !, to
!, cent, and oats were cent
lower.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
No Left Turn at
9Th, st. Helens

No more left turns will be per-
mitted from st. Helens ave. at 9th
st. to Broadway, Capt. T. B. Ross
Of the police department an
nounced Monday. Motorists will be
permitted to turn left from It'll
ST. on st. Helens.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
THIEVES IN HOME

Thieves who broke into the
home Of c. S. Foundry, 30is So.
Chandler st. stole 81 in cash. a
fountain pen and check hook. po-
lice we're informed Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
.Ii&II1MH93f6F&kII
Another Attempt Bel ng Made To End
Trouble Over Freight err Coldbrook

The east coast crew of the Sa-
tartia. Coester said. will be asked
to leave the vessel and return to
their home ports, just as the crew
OF the Coldbrook did.
Steel for Bridge
To unload approximately 20
tons of steel for use in construc-
ton of the Narrows bridge, plus
various other freight, the Oakmar
of the Calmar line was expected at
Port piers early Tuesday. She IS
inbound from the Atlantic coast
and will load here for the return
voyage.
At Baker dock Monday was the
small vessel Bervin of the Frank
Waterhouse line. She was taking
on pulp for delivery in Vancouver.
B. c.
Only two other ships were in
port Mondsy-the Canton, COM
pleting the loading of flour for
the Orient at Centennial mills, and
the James Griffiths. taking on
general freight for California at
Shaffer No. l.
ships In port: Canton, Centennial
mill dock. James Griffiths, Shaffer
No. ! Bervin, Baker dock.
ships due: Monday. J. Coney.
Maxwell Petroleum Co. dock: Tuesday
-Oakmar Port piers Coast Shipper,
Shsffer No. l. Lancaster Shaffer No.
/; Jefferson Myers. St. Regis dock.
$4,000 MAY GO OUT
SAN FRANCISCO - Twelve
thousand waterfront workers in
the San Francisco Bay area
eventually may be jobless and the
entire Pacific Coast maritime in-
dustry affected by the localized
ship clerks dispute which closed
the port, unless it is settled soon.
Mat Meehan, secretary-treasurer
of the CLIO Longshoremen's union,
said today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
Stocks Make Gains
But Trading Is Dull
Dow-JoNEs AVERAGES

Industrial ........ 1880. up l.O9
Railroad ......... 27.ss, up oils
Utility ......... 2s.55, up OILS
Sales were $4,000 shares against
100000 Friday. Curb sales were
SO 600 shares against 1000 Fri
day.
NEW YORK-The stock market
retraced about one-quarter of last
weeks losses of 4.s3 points in the
industrial average in a dull session
today.
Most activity centered on lead
Ing steel. motor and rubber shares.
U. S. Steel, Bethlehem. Chrysler.
General Motors and U. S. Rubber
had gains at the highs ranging to
more than a point. American Tel
ephone rose to 161 \. up "a. on
short covering and held half the
rise.
Johns Manville and Westing-
house Electric rose more than two
points. International Harvester
WAS up two points and Case q
point. Railroad issues were steady,
while utilities generally were frac-
tionally higher. Coppcrs were
slightly higher and mercantile Is
sues improved.
Bonds were firm. Wheat
had losses ranging To more
than q cent Cotton futures
held steady.
Wall Street ascribed today's re-
covery to technical factors.
New York banks. meanwhile,
studied the possibility of closing
on Saturdays during the summer
months after Governor Lehman
signed the Quinn bill making this
permissive. Should the banks de-
eide to close, observers beluieve the
stock exchange may follow their
course.
Quotations courtesy Dean Witter d.
Co. Washington bldg. members
New York Stock Exchanee)
Stocks High Low Close
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
MARKETS AT A
GLANCE

stocks: Higher and quiet.
Bonds: Firm; L. $. steady.
Curb stocks: IrregularIy higher.
Foreign exchange: Easy.
Cotton: STEADY.
Wheat: Off =. to IA cent.
Corn: Off :. 10 Z, cent.
Rubber: Firm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
Investment Trusts
NORTHWEST LIVESTOCK

PORTLAND-Hogs. 2750; act
i've. around steady with Friday;
carloads CSC higher than last Mon
day. Good to choice 165-2l5-lb.
drive-ins. 7.50-7.60; carload lots,
IT'S. one load $50: one outstanding
lot truck-ins. 500; 225-275-lb.. 100
7.25: light lights. 6.s5-7.25: pack
ing sows. 5.25-5.5o; feeder pigs to
7.25.
Cattle. 200; calves. 200: SLOW.
early sales weak to l5c lower.
vealers. steady; good fed steers,
e.10-9.60; grassers. $50 down to
$50: grass heifers. 5.75-s.00: few
fed heifers, $50: low cutters and
cutter cows. 3.75-4.75; common
medium. 5.0o-6.oo: good beef cows
to TOO: bulls. 6.00-7.00; choice
vealers to $50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
ABBIE AN STATS
THE NEW YORK EvENlN6 I
PUBLIC ENEMY NO ! CAPTURED
AFTER FIERCE GUN BATTLE MAC

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AFTERNOON ArlER A rlEacr On
eA1TLE-- Ga, co.'s bad eJae
AsNy kyNeea oNE sAcf o-lls.
cfeS nkEH, nA6 SEEN AS -
MAS ATTEMPTING . Cross
seccvo AsT>s.e. re coASacnoA
CAUSED o. as AppEAaAAcE
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
BANK CLEARINGS

seattlc-Clearings. Ss.is2. s4447,
transactions. Sl1.352. 10000: bal.
ances, $5,054.712.ei.
Portland - Clearings. $5,e5i, 2ia..
SO; balances. S2,2o1 .0s7.s3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20

Sales We're 34U,uuO shares against
100000 Friday. Curb sales were
SO 600 shares against 1000 Fri
day.
Evening star., 1939-04-19
FARMS FOR SALE.

200 ACRES WITH DWELLINGS, BIG
barn. outhouses; beautiful view OF the Po-
tomae River; $6,5OO: terms to suit pur.
chaser. Call MR.. LEWIS, Alexandria o93s.
80 ACRES WOODLAND. 800 DOWN 500
mo-: IL miles D. c.; 91.75O. Natl. 3763
or Lincoln 7O13-J.
$50 ACRE STOCK AND DAIRY FARM, 25
300 acres very rich land In cultivation,
fenced and eross-fenced. and vatered by
creek S.ees,a and = springs; About 3 miles plank
With an extended view and complete with
8 tile sbaths. oil heat and other refine.
ments. tenant houses Dairy barn.
score 99;e:. for 40 cows; horse barn and
cd oener byyaiidinss ya i 40 T and blood tested
horses ana ali crops ana mschinery In.
ciuded. Price: 100000 equipped. or $50.
900 without herd and equipment Rea.
sonaple terms to responsible purchaser,
zee MASON H1RsT Annandale. Va. aS
tne END oi Columbia pike. Phone Alex.
brokers.
Evening star., 1939-04-19
OWNER WILL TRADE
HIS CuSTOM-RTTuT HOMIE

This lovely home in one of Chevy Chase
D. C.'s. choicest locations must be sold be-
cause OF owners transfer out Of the city.
Less than year old. This home has
kitchen. q large paneled library, with . bed
room and bath on first floor; 3 bedrooms
and other small rooms. which can be
second floor; maids room and bath: recre-
alton room, laundry and heating room and
2.car garage In the basement. On . beau
wIslIY 3ucHxSAiG Hst. iiSs. Snti, @ .
Evening star., 1939-04-19
A COUNTRY HOME.
The One of Your Dreams.

The O1le Oh YUUT Dreams.
Can you imagine an all-stone home,
situated on a large, wooded knoll, sur
view over the surrounding countryside?
We'll, here it is It's not too large. but a
large screened porch and open terraces
overlooking the gardens are only few Of
the features giving this home charm and
comfort. only l year old. All large rooms,
with a full library, 3 bedrooms and 3 baths.
with its spacious living room and dining
room really make life worth living Call
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Met. 1143 until
n m
Evening star., 1939-04-19
HOUSES FOR SALE.
North Cleveland Park-S10 AZ

North Cleveland Park-S1O, $50.
One Of the most beautiful semi-detached
houses IN this section. with every imagin-
aoie extra convenience, such as awnings,
nets etc. Large lot. Brick garage. 3 bed
rooms, 2 baths. inclosed porches, large
lst-hoor rooms. Seldom has q house been
onered in this section at this low price.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, Dist. 1411.
GoL0RED-IN ATTRACTIVE NEIdHBoR-
iav n hrnn an exceptional buy. detached bunsa-
"a Dsls I LAKE, Sa LOO scsS terms
coLoRED-NEAR 18th AND MD. AVE. NE.
burn.Tro rooms IN - aa ION foors,s bath: new Oil
srraneed for 3 families: price. So, 500: small
svde sun: Geerss ,9s7sFs $3.50 Dist 4'os' Eve and
CoLoREp-1227 JACKSON ST. NE.-IN-
oeesio5 iomse p appointment For details; ro-
coLoRED--ss R ST. .NW.-REDEC.; 8
rms rms reception hail. full cellar; cleo. new
owners equity. - Mich. so57. '''''''' '''
Capitol-6-rm. modern brick house: hard
wood floors: Gear brick garage; in perfect
Dec: 1850 MI Mr.. sG:SeS; DickENs' ss' 70 'u''' oA
lent condition: owner owner viii sell IT. at a sscri-
nee; small cash payment: terms: Fairmont
ST.. nr. Sherman ave. North s59s.
COLORED-N.E.
So 900. Front porch. rooms and bath.
TO- own your own home $500 cash, balance
Wv HoHENsrE1N BROS.
9TH and H Sts. NE. Line. OS97.
Evening star., 1939-04-19
$6,O5O UP.

164l FORT DAVIS ST. Be.
Two Sold Before Completion-Hurryl
10 minutes sd. downtawn ,,.3 .o,,S;oI GoTner. Semi.
rooms gas air conditioned, full dry base-
ment, covered front porches: + H. A. In:
monthly payment Includes taxes ana tns.
AZ Akrf AZ .S1AL1xa VI f2
Evening star., 1939-04-19
ONCE IN A BLUE MOON

Will so rare bargain be offered to the
serious home-Seeker. An all-brick new
bedrooms, bath on second. Spacious
living room with fireplace; dining room A
kitchen to delight the heart Of any home
maker Built-in garage, large lot conven-
iently located In nearby Maryland Save
$500 by buying this fully equipped home
now j. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Wisconsin
Evening star., 1939-04-19
BETHESDA-S9,25O.

A lovely detached center-hall brick home
containing 6 large rooms and complete tiled
bath with shower, hoored attic full base
ment. built-in garage. spacious screened
side porch. automatic air conditioned heat.
Only 2 years old this house is real value
and the owner must sacrifice it. Only 3
minutes walk from school. stores theater,
churches and TRANSPORTATION, To inspect
Cau WIS $3.50 Emerson
Evening star., 1939-04-19
A Combination of Beauty and
Valuei

In suburban wooded setting OF beautiful
Barnabv Woods. This fine house is per
haps what you have been looking for 1t
place bright dining room coorful kitchen
with G. E. REFRIGERATOR Magic Chef gas
range and ventilating fan; also a lst-fioor
baths occupy the end floor: foored attic:
beautiful recreation room: oil air-condl-
TONED heat: huilt-in garage All Of which
ot the season. To inspect, call Emerson
906S. Priced right
Evening star., 1939-04-19
$S,95U.
Wooded Setting-Lot 90x125.

CIItVy V1IdSe, d. ..
delightfully."- situated home property
just of Western ave. within walking dis
tance of Chevy Chase Circle. parochial and
public schools. 1t is amid much more
standing value. There are exceptionally
bright and well-proportioned rooms. tile
bath, sunroom. sleeping porch and storage
attic. All modern improvements, Gear ga
rage Nowhere can you find a more at
tractive setting. THOS. J. FISHER { COM
PANY, INC. DIST. $3.50 OR EVENINGS
CALI, MR. O'DONNELI, ADAMS 5l72
Evening star., 1939-04-19

IF YOU HAVE A CLEAR LOT AND STEADY
income. responsible builder will build for
you. No construction loan necessary.
Emerson 1882 after pm: 81
S1Os50-BRAND-NEW COLONIAL BRICK
home in wooded section. convenient loca-
ton, near Md. schools. This home features
all G.. =. equipment. nrst-hoor lavatory
and other items found In homes selling
ASSOCIATES Natl. 1888 until . pm,
Evening star., 1939-04-19
HOUSES FOR SALE.
NEW BRICK HOMES.

NEW bR1Ch 1OMES,
$4,950-$350 CASH.
5 rooms. bath. Colonial front porch:
deep lot automatic heat: facing wide
avenue; near stores and Transportation.
Open Daily to q PM
211 MINI. AVE. NE.
trrx Sou; I,.St St; ne. across Benning Bridge;
houses w YoY sE, Eili see ,tEs 9Hr SSisnns.) signs
1874 14th St. NV, Di. 3348.
Excellent Petworth Location.
$6,950. 8 rooms. bath, front and double
rear porches. fireplace. attic. gas heat.
electric refrigeration. metal weather-strip-
ped and screened. House is 20 IT. wide and
lot is 1877 It. deep. Call Mr.. Mannakee.
Randolph 1858, or
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, Dist. 1411.
ROLLINGWOOD.
$12,500.
THE LOWEST PRICED NEW HOME IN
THIS BEAUTIFUL SECTION.
Center-hall brick Colonial 6 rooms. 2
baths; attic; air conditioned. insulated;
soft SCREENED LIVING PORCH
OVERLOOKING REAR YARD; OAK AND
BEECH TREES. CLOSE TO PARK AND
EDW. II. jones g. CO, INC,
WOODLEY 1900
Evening star., 1939-04-19
1892 LEGATION ST.

CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
Home of unusual charm, well constructed,
roomy large porches; lot, 60x140; oil
heat. Gear garage: close to shopping center
REED. Emerson 1891.
In Beautiful Wooded Section.
This is a fine new brick home. situated
nicely on a well-landscaped lot in the
heart of Barnaby Woods. Washinetons
fastest-growing and most popular section:
contains rooms and 2 tiled baths. with
bedroom and bath on the lst floor: auto
matte eir-condit:oned heat garage The
lot is 1O1 feet wide. Reasonably priced
Come out and see this today. Call Emer-
Evening star., 1939-04-19
PROPERTY FOR RENT.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
BETHESDA: MD.-FRAME H oUsE SIX
schools, bus: $50. Bradley 76-R.
CHARMING COUNTRY ESTATE, 70
oil orsr hsa and Sa saHasn
acreage: .5 minutes downtown Washing
may 9n Long 9T spTt trnsb.o sae Rss4
ences. Appointment only. Phone Fairfax
THREE LARGE ROOMS. BATH. H-W.H.
electricity: 10 minutes from Wash, S35
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
NEARBY VIRGINIA; GOOD NEIGHBoR-
Trans srsnSsp.: $50 Ilmitt: Adsm. n oozs.W' sI' ~
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
LI1UIDATINSG, 53S =, = LARqE E a. EsTATEGsEy: All
Gated in D. c and nearby Va: and Nd.
% GO in &C Chevy Chase D 81 oR Rrised % I9s
DON 1927 Eve St. NV Room 20l.
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
New two-story brick building. 29x47 feet.
on lot 34x100 it.. in front of rapidly grow
rooms. roc bath and poreh; full IA Cellar Jar oh Oh
burner Leased for 10 years to grocer,
long established In area. Average rental.
81 ''oS ps1 sHHNNoN Sfas psiis HuoHs 81 s2So. Co.
1905 H ST. NV National 23l5.
INVESTORS ATTENT1ON-NEW. 2-FAM-
lily homes by J. B. Tiney bring in S1O7 so
mo. rent. Price SS.450. Visit furnished
m mode! Ma, at 3s TafTasut nar;as pl nv blk east
NV. TIFFEY L FLYNN. INC. Woodward
Bldg Republic 1918
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
Modern four-family mats Good rental To-
cation I;.asid near Mckinley H Hish 9. School Two
ment: oil heat; income, $3.50 year.
$50, 5 sHANSNN a N%. & IuGHs N.s,ss,; Goi .a.s
"''' ;s-story brick. 7 rooms. bath. h.
s4,e5O-NEAR 7th AND LAMONT NV.
1s-ft brick; ck:, 9 rooms bath; h.
50, $500 ST NE.-6 RMS, BATH,
brick: h.-w.h
NEAR 1st AND G. SITS. NE. s-RM.
brick. baths; h.-w.h.. Rented
EASY Terms: "a ALSO So OTHERS. CHEAP.
J. A. WEINBERG CO.. NATL. $500.
Or Mr.. Toombs. Col 443O-J.
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
Union Station: good GOOD Condition @ h4u'ei Rented ts
month Price. $3.50. SHANNON L
IsHa 5gGHs CO.. 1908 H st. NV. National
INTENTION: INVESTORS
$4,000 ST. NV. NEAR N. J. AVE.
s1,e5o-L 81. sH. 9 NEAR s0R%Sss's! SavY YARD.
s3.950-l3th ST. N, E.. NEAR H.
PSI! 81 aI sSi hIxR 1Iss1 '0n0
, ezIm brick; h;-gh. ,, ,
, "A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY! ,u,,
Of two rooms, kitchen and bath each.
Brick construction. located in Bethesda
Store lease to responsible tenant: all
apartments rented Oil heat: garage.
sant. ns9ns sss sso 800 rsse sseoo for e,sS %
balance in one trust SHANNON /
LuCHS CO., 1908 H st. NV. National
WEST END PROPERTIES.
Department Site. Priced low to settle an IN
~ $500 AND UP.
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
Realtor. 2135 Pc. Ave. NV.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
2-PAMnY FLAT, PRIVATE PARTY;
Michigan oIS3. vicinity primary 4 schools.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Seasss SeaHsH ave. Ss5s sR sFek 1hpAsS heAa.ss, asSI
MzNr co6IfxNY:' 6Si1SE '1 6nioa Tfu:t nd. .
Evening star., 1939-04-19
FORECLOSED COLONIAL,

Silver Spring section. Five rooms and
bath maids room. attached garage: brick
construction slate room. oil heat. large
lot: new-house condition Halt block from
monthly.