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Evening star., 1940-07-21

laugh, Hollywood faces the toughest
job in its history. All studios are
revising schedules with the idea OF
making comedies stand out by q
ratio of nine to one-but where. they
all ask, is the material to come from
Comedy, any producer or writer
will tell you, Is the scarcest COM
modify in the entertainment world
today. You can prove this to your
self easily by glancing over the cur
rent output of novels and stage
plays. The vast majority are dra-
matte or adventurous, romantic or
even tragic.
Drops Flippant Mood.
Hit-comedy novels are almost nil
Outside of musicals. with comedy
interjected. full-evening stage shows
built for laugh purposes only are
at a minimum. Most of the best
stage comedies are of the revue
type, like "Hellzapoppin," but NOV
les have long since discovered that
revues don't 60 over. The comedy
must be held together by q story
thread of some sort, and extending
prolonged laugh fest over 80 OF
80 minutes of running time is q JOB
no one in Hollywood likes to tackle
Groucho Marx Is listed among the
laugh experts of the Nation, bu,
after all his years of clowning hi
frankly and sincerely says he know,
little about comedy. In few days
Groucho, with his two brother
partners in rollicking funfests, viii
start work on Out West" the
twelfth feature picture the Marxe.
have made since coming to Holly.
wood in 1881. For the first time ir
our recollection, Groucho dropped
his f1ippant mood and really bore
down In discussing the serious neec
for comedy today.
ut does seem pretty silly that any
one should be puzzling over whether
an actress ought to be hit on the
bean or on the hustle at q time
when whole nations are being COB.
bled up" he said. But 1t doe.
happen to be important to comedi.
ans who are trying to answer thu
unanimous call for fun on the
screen"
Groucho points out that practi.
cally all serious dramas Of the mo.
ment. excepting Gone With thu
Wind" and "Rebecca," are finding
the box Office going tempestuous
while pictures literally punctuatec
with laughs are cleaning up. HI
calls attention to the fact that hu.
man situations in Edison, the
Man." got roars never hoped for;
that Edward G. Robinson's Broth
er Orchid" was full of laughs
and that Bob Hope successfully
crammed his mystery -chiller 1.-THE
Ghost Breakers" full of fun.
Tryout Surprises.
There can be theories about why
this is and that is in all other types
Of pictures" continued the come
dian, but theories don't mean q
thing in the straight comedy film
It's laughs that count, not the back
ground or the situations leading up
to the gag. The best you can dc
is figure that something should get
a laugh and hope for the best. After
that you have to depend on tta
audience response. You can't hold
up card in the movie theater read
ing laughter as radio programs
Evening star., 1940-07-21
Hear the Options Drop!
All Major Studios Are Looping
Well.knowns From Their Lists
By Sheiiah Graham.
HOLLYWOOD.

When school reassembles Hollywood many
familiar faces will be missing Several brightest
funkedome of their
movie market
Among the distinguished
semester Pat OBrien But Pats
voluntary he has been trying to leave this for the
past three The
after attendance to take = cut
in his 5000 week salary. But what OBren
Evening star., 1940-07-21
Visit to 'Sleepless Hollow
Is Not Soon Forgotten
Now for Sale, Joe Cook Amazing
Country Place Has Startled
Many Broadwayite
By Ira Wolferf.
By Ira WoIferf.
NEW YORK.

In the big days Of the big time musical big
Joson Ed Wynn Eddie Cantor
nearly all the fun there
indefinite they plenty ie AL
all with what to be leases
Joe Cook is moving In that direction
Joe Cook is Evansville grew up
Evening star., 1940-07-21

ANYTHING FOR LAUGH-Practicay anything at any rate
1ooud Benny Groucho Hope Broon HUGH
Herbert other film tunnyman gue find good comedy
,Driter, who, il he ertsts, is far, TAR a,oay
Evening star., 1940-07-21
1t Is to Laugh These Days,
But at What is the Catch
Hollywood Comics Find No Humor
In Life That Leaves Them
Bereft of Gag Writers
By Harold Hefernan.


WANTED: Fifty comedy writer's and Professional
experience not essential Must be able to concoct dialogue and
action guaranteed to make detected nm fans chuckle
Write ticket, $1,000 a week
without considerable
make the that sample
ad himself
Hollywood the classified
land said There scattered
this lights hidden
bushels the time and
Hollywood"
Grouchos painive the arduous making
American throwing
funny pictures the echoed in studio in With
Evening star., 1940-07-21

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Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-08-29
QREENBELT BIOGRAPHIES

later con firmed general election by the people
of the county. Arlington claims to be the most
rapidly growing county in the United States Having
no incorporated towns mthin its borders, 1t boasts
a present population of $50, $50.
Because of lr. Gradients "interest IN pup-1e nous
mgr he accepted, in 1894, at a lower salary than
he had receiving in Arlington, the managersip
of Greenbe1t.
Vt have liked every job have ever held" lr.
Rraden says. "Tve hated to give any one of them T
Mr.. Rraden's hobbies? Well, he doesn't play
bridge and Doesn't dance. He is, however, an ar
dent fan professional baseball and protest. nal
boxing. His duti DON'T leave him much spare time,
but he attends all the games and matches he can work
in.
-Greenbelt's manager has twice served as vice.
president of the International City Managers Asso-
citation. He Is also associate editor of "e South
ern CITY," magazine devoted to municipal engineer
ing ard construc ton in the South. Hes listed in
"Eho's Who in Engineering" and also In an inter-
national directory of notables in different realms
of the scienti Hc world.
Mr.. Rraden's office windows command fine view
of the square, and he may often be seen from the
sidewalk, waving CHEEKY greetings to his friends.
vt enjoy people, and like to work with them," says
M. Rraden, and proves it by having first name on
the tip of his ton que for most Of the population In
town, and smile for everyone.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-08-29
RADIO CLUB NEWS

The regular meeting Of the ereenbe1t Radio Club
August 2o held In the big field behind the row
of houses at 10 Ridge Road In block, in order
that all members of the club might have chance to
help erect antenna pole.
There six members present including presi-
dent, Jack Murray, vice-president, John Petersen,
and all the other stooges both big and small.
Since the turnout good and the pole didn't
wei gh much than ton it was decided that the
pole was to put into place and then the members
would retire to Carl Johnston's for prolonged
session of code practice.
After the first vain attempt to pick up the pole
it was decided by impromptu vote to solicit the
aid of the Police Department nd/o anybody else
that could be persuaded. As could be expected Mr..
Buddy Atti OK and his white Chariot" brought
into servc and with the aid of the Fire
rope and the able stance of Mr. McGo1drick, Mr.
Gerstel, and two others who volunteered
their services from time to time the work proceeded
until it was decided that nothing could be done.
Nevertheless the Club not to be outdone by such q
small matter persi sted until finally two cars we're
tied to the rope and q couple Of the neighborhood
clothes lines brought into play. Then VOLTA,
one car In the ditch, pipe full Of Prince Albert
broken, two complaints from the neighbors and the
job. P.S. They didn't get the expected code prac-
tice.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-08-29
STOP WORRYING

Greenbelters. VINO worry about the dry, parded ap-
afraid of the grass dying, according to an authority
on the culture of Blue Grass, with which Greerbe1t
Is sodded.
The important thing to remember is that Blue
Grass naturally 60 deep into the soil and that
in watering the lawn enough water must be used to
penetrate at least inch. good sprtnllinG once
a week will do good than light sprintling
every evening. Unless water is used to pene
trate the proper depth, the roots of the Blue Grass
seeking the water level. will be weakened. At the
sane time the Hcrab" nslmmer grass" wn Oh needs
very little water Will be strengthened and crowd out
the blue Grass.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-08-29

Urgent need for "a powerful consumer cooperative
movement to preserve and extend democracy and to act
as yardstick to prevent possible exoroitant price
increases growing out Of BOOM, was voiced by
E. R. Bowen, general secretary of the Cooperative
League of the U. s. A. in Issuing the call for the
18th Biennial Congress Of the Cooperative League.
The Congress Is slated for october 10, II, and
ID, at the Hotel Morrison, Chicago. At Its ses-
sions, delegates representing more than million
cooperators Will consider the current problems OF
their societies. and plan their work for the coming
years.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-08-29
II: ROY S. BRAnEN

Before coming to Greenbe1t
! !: J !.
to in his dual capacity sgg4@44.aA
town manager for the NUM-
ctpa1tty and comuuntty II
ager for the Government, Roy ~ =
Braden service both -
city. and county manager. - 2I49e
He started his career however, 800
school superintendent, La
ter taking up engineering and
archi
Born April 3, 1889, at Cooks
burg, Pennsylvania Mr.. Braden at
tended Slippery Rock State Tea
chers' College, north Of Pittsburgh Here he was
nthree letter man" starring baseball, football,
basketball. He also engaged In crosscountry and
marathon running, and intramra1 boxing "But can't
swim a stroke", says Mr. Braden. VIII have TO take
lessons at the pool sometime"
After graduating from college, lh. Raden was SUI
perintendent of schools for three years in Bazaet
township, Forest County, Pennsy lvania. Extension
courses in engineering enabled him at the time
to quail y for the position of county engineer, to
which he elected when only u. "That was ny
only political advent rre," remarked l. Praden to
the reporter. NJ have never been Politician"
Following this, he city engineer for Kane,
Rnsyl vania, for four years, then served an equal
United States Steel Corporation at Cary, West Vir-
ginia and at the Lynch mines in kentucky. He then
became Director of the Chamber OF Of Prince
ton, West Virginia, for two and half years, en-
gaging in a private engineering and archi tectural
business on the side.
Mr.. Braden's managerial began in 1924,
when he appointed city manager Of opewel, Vir-
ginia. At this time the city manager movement was
l6 years old. In 1890 lr. Rraden accepted the
agership of Arlington County, Virginia. and thereby
became Amert ats first county manager. This form Of
government was voted by the state legislature and
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-08-29

Has that medicine cabinet door been bothering you
too? The stration office sends In the follow
ing suggestion:
with your fingers you screw in the snail
round catch that is embedded in the frame Of the
door. This catch has base, and with repeat
ed closing of door it has tendency to protrude
too far from the edge Of the frame. Therefore, II
it is turned back into its socket the door Will g.
gain close wi thout difficulty.
Bertha NarYn
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-08-29

TUNE IN
Tune in Saturday, August 81, at lO:45 Acne
Station W.R.C and learn all about cheese and what
to beware of when buying hair prepare tions.
Listen In for information on how to buy cheese,
facts about di fferent kinds of cheese, and the M
tr tional value each. Will also be reports
from consumers what they have found out bout diff
ferent types of hair dyes, restorers and other
arations used for the hair.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-08-29

The conri ttee working the bcotk of the Green
belt Homeowners Cooperative announced last week that
DaviG Humphrey, Washington arcki tect preparing
model fer display of the 1owcost home oesiened BY
him for the Housing Comm ttee. Graphic charts and
sketches explaining the advantages Of the cooperative
housing project, with estimated costs and poss: bic
types and plans CT houses, Will also be exhibit.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-08-29
Home on the Range

In the absence of the Woman's Editor, the Woman's
Page will appear such. However, for the con-
ven ence Of our women this column will offer
timely hints, suggestions, etc.
The Editor.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-08-29

number of Greenbelt scouts attended the County
Campfire Council Camp wilson last Friday evening"
Rain failed to dampen the spirits of the Prince
Georges scouts attending the poW-WoW.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-08-29
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80 80 TO THE K IL IL
9!!:!19E4LRH

Homemakers, the fair Is but week away. Have
you entered your canned goods and baked goods In the
contest7
The canned fruit and vegetable contest will be
under the regulations as Last year and the
comm ttee in cha &c Naryn, Hughes, and Slough or
any Better Buyer member will be glad to give infor
nation regarding contest.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-08-29

Mrs. Wallace Aabee Is assisting her husband in his
capacity Fair Manager by helping HIN to chase
elusive information. What might be described as a
perfect telephone Manner enables her to- rout people
from bed in the lae hours Of the night, from
them the necessary 1nformation and send then off
gain feeling proud that they had bs Of assist
ances
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-08-29

On these pages next week will be listed complete
program Of the Fair nth time schedules contest,
tertaiments, prizes, etc. Be to get your copy
of the cooperator in order to enjoy the Fair more
completely.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-08-29

Serving the twO-fold purpose of acting as the Of
ftctal finale Of the Fair and at the time, ring
ing down the curtain Of the 1870 swim season, gala
water carnival scheduled for the afenoon Of Sun
day, September g. Staged by the pool staff under the
direction of Doris DUNCAN, this local version Of the
Aquacade WI offer the most pretentious show yet at
tempted by Greenbe1t talent. Besides the various
vents and contests pageant, original and clever1y
conceived, Will be the days feature attraction.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-08-29

Hufp1arY HOUSE uoDEL 10 CENTER DISPLAY
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-08-29
DO YOU KNOW?
That you now have in this vicinity modern gift
sAoppe, located one half mile north Of Berwyn Road
on Washington-B Baltimore Boulevard.

Latest patterns Of
Fiesta Dinner Ware Lu Ray Pastel China
RosevilIe Pottery Weller Pottery
Hull Pottery Coventry Ware
Halls Tea Pots and China
Woodcraft by Three Mountaineers
Rugs-Jewelry- Ties, made by Navajo Indians
Also complete line for what-aot collectors, and many
imported gifts Of distinction.
Mar Vey Gift Shoppe Berwyn, Md.
Mrs. W. c. MeVey, Proprietress Berwyn 333
Evening star., 1940-03-17
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
fEnntinuAd

eCIENTIsTS CLIFFS. PORT REPUBLIC,
Md.-Rusttc cottages for sale or rent to
professional graduates; $40 to S45 week.
Atlantic O661. evenings.
100 ACRES 1900 FIT. ON WATER. EX-
cellent house. fireplace: 100 acres farming
TSsd or
TWIN COTTAGES; SACRIFICE; $500
less cost to build: suitable for 2 families
who like individual privacy; renned sum;
mcr colony: close D. C.. on beautiful
Chesapeske Bay: stores; terms. Week day,
terms. BOX I77-J. Star.
SALE, FINE BATHING BEACH: ESTAB-
lished business, restaurant. bathhouse; fine
rifes. Box aIe-J. Star.
WANTED TO BUY COTTAGE ON SOUTH
River, not more than 80 miles from Wash
Large ot facing
private bathing beach. Cottage must have
all conventerces, 3 bedrooms not to
exceed $4,000 or. $4,000. MRS. J. j.
STEUER, 1414 Allison st. NV.
PINEY POINT BEACH. LOT 80x250, ON
water front. fishing. boating and swimming,
osf Ss:sh sstons sttsan Ss4 Ss
sOLOMONs ISLAND ESTATE, PATUXENT
River; Groom modern home, 2 tile baths.
electricity, central heat air conditioning;
VI acres on q peninsula, $50 feet water
front; trees: concrete seawall around en-.
anchorage; sand beach, boathouse; cost
$4,000. will sell for $4,000 Other Pa
tuxent River and Chesapeake Bay prop
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY
Prince
Evening star., 1940-03-17
FARMS FOR SALE.

HIGHWAY PROPERTY. NEAR ROCK
viz, 25i acres. level. desirable saoS IS dairy
acre ssts1s o@sEs Pss BDs SR 5SR g G. $500
sTRoUT's 1910 cATALoG. THE ONLY
complete guide to bargains in rural real es-
tate-money making farms country homes
h ss: sss me and tan
sF.s 81 s15' RE7 i22I sses sfses h Maven
sMekzs S1uss s.rsse sARM esel.5 AsRf ssu.s. s
ehsriss 81 g. neari nsssSs M
8 NILES FROM 2. G: LINE IN PRINCE
trees Several outSuiidinss. Price. $3.50.
81 OF So5sM s5sds for wASF house .MHs Atss
D1. 3346 to 9 pm.
TOBACCO FARM. AZ A. NEW BARN.
isssf If vi HIssf @ s. cshed1a sss S5 sun
Annapolis.
Ies Leg s5ass AanHs Mks sssr bssnes af
and pine timber; $3.50. 100 acres, s-rm.
hCuss II oo@ excel cond eusbui,d,ngs or
Buildings, elec., good sefS' road. % $50.
acres 6rm. house. garage. chicken house.
machine shed, stable nice stream: 81 mi:
shs hsxsy.. si'YYoo: si5o 'ss cash. SIS s m month.
sEEE5 EassTz osis4a sss5 $780, s,s.s F'!'aS sS
POS a. SOME GROWING TIMBER: 80 A;
read; clay loan sou. BARGAIN At 81, 500;
clay soil; State road, 90 mi. to D. c. and
2Ha MI to Patuxent River. Bargain at
81 800; terms to suit Apply to J. L.
DAVIS. Charlotte Hall, Md. Phone Mech.
HERE IS .BARGAINl 93-AcRE TO-
bacco farm. 6-room dwelling, 3 curing
REALTY EXCHANGE. Hushesville, Nd.
FARM FOR SALE, 20 ACRES, WITHIN
25 miles Of washington, with large, mod
ern home. outbuildings Priced reasonably.
THE LUTTRELL AGENCY, East Falls
Church, Va. Phone Falls Church 206S.
!12 ACRES FERTILE LAND DAIRY FARM
for past AZ years; now in operation: 20
mics from D. G., situated on good road:
sE sonp eatD o sE Eas EshTE h9qse MUST
DAY. Gaithersburg. Md.
POULTRY FARM. IA ACRES LARGE HEN
house. hot-water heated chicken house.
large hatchery (orders booked for full
season.. Good chick and turkey poultry
trade nice orchard, 7-room modern dwell
ing. hdwd., floors. large native oaks in
Lawn: excellent neiRhborhood; near high
wM PREosAHs nss saAH oTa
erl, 4O2 Sth st. ne.
27-ACRE FARM WITH 6-RM BUNGALOW.
barn and all other necessary outbuildings
Nice orchard On hard road miles from
Alexandria, Va. and 5 miles from D. c.
pri.s ppnis viii nm make No. ] chicken farm.
Routs 3s e, No. B. Alex, Va. Phone Alex.
Evening star., 1940-03-17
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

THE OAKS'-240-ACRE ESTATE
Between Bait and Wash. Old stone house
fireplace wide porches, distant view and
century-old oak trees, Electricity: plumbing
ant houses Zone rented). barns and out
buildings. Stream through property. Land
fronts 1,400 on new dual highway.
Write or phone owner who will sacrifice
on account leaving State
J. c. REIS1NGER Ellicott City. Md.
$3.500-WIDOW MUST SACRIFICE 7-RM
house 10 acres. State rd., access to water
trent. LOG. So. Md MRS GILBERT DENT,
Evening star., 1940-03-17
FARMS FOR SALE.

81 ACRES: SMALL HOUSE; ON HARD
Phone Greenwood 301s.
Bargain-313 Acres-$5, 900.
10 miles from D. c. line houses. barn.
stable 100 acres, being worked BY share
tenants On hard road, across from Govt.
farm. Fine investment, and will sell this
week.
Small estate. IL miles out--1O acres,
main hwy. Route No. B: small modern,
oil-heated home garage. poultry building
The home has attractive living rm.. hre-
place, large bedrms. modern kitchen and
bath, full basement. Price, SG,950, terms.
THE MARYLAND REALTY,
915 10th st. NV. National s095.
FARMS. ALL SIZES AND
PRICES, ANYWHERE IN
MONTG. CO., MD.
This weeks special is 300 acres excel
lent farm land good farm bldg. on hard
road. near Rockville. Price. S12.500. Best
OF terms.
BUELL. M. GARDNER,
Sunday. Phone 1871. weekdays. $50.
SPECIAL COUNTRY HOME.
$3.50 cash. $40 per mo. ~ acres, cor
a srse fos basiness ne esHI0os fof 4es
home. oeeuty parlor. dog kennel. poultry
or truck farm. large oaks. stream. flowers.
fruit; G miles to b. c. JOHN BURDOFT,
Colesville. Md. Ashton 3846.
Evening star., 1940-03-17
A Sportsman's Paradise.

Over 400 acres, part in rich soil part In
sandy loan. and the rest in open nelds.
woods. etc. Excellent fishing and hunting.
mately a mile frontage on navisable river.
2h-story brick mansion Of Colonial archi-
lecture with usual outbuildings. including
houses, etc. This property has unusual
historic value and can be made an income:
producing farm as well as q splendid
home Can be sold at very reasonable
price and terms due to absentee ownership.
w. S. HOGE. Jr..
ru 0R0n Taa uiohuov
Evening star., 1940-03-17
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

OPPORTUNITIES
Retail bus. dist. bounded by 9th. 18th.
g and Pa. ave; 3-story brk.; 5000 So it.
d. area: lot 24x15a; 3G-ft. alley; possession
in June: price, $4,000
4-story brk.. 1905 location: suitable for
mems furnishings. ladies wear. shoes. etc;
Upper 14th ST.. near Col. rd.; 1st f.
leased to chain store; present income.
$3.120: price, S:,4. $50
INSPECTION and further information re-
Eve. or Sun. phone Georeia 1000.
729 18th st. Realtor. MA. O753.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, MARYLAND.
Fine corner, on two main highways;
gas station. lunch room. 7-room house:
new equipment. Over 500 IT, road 'front.'
age. plenty of parking space. Once open
100 am It'll 1900 pm Sunday
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
e25 N. Y. Ave. NV. Realtors. MA. 9797.
NEARBY SUBURB.
Large store, on corner lot. faciIs princi-
$4,000. Fine location for d. G.. S. or
other high-grade store. ONCE open IL 100
am. TIL 300 m Sunday.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY COMPANY.
a25 N, y Ave. NV Realtors. MA. 9797,
CORNER PROPERTY. IN DOWNTOWN
section: well leased.
Business block in neishborhood business
center: 1GE investment.
FPFDF1IC T.. PATERSON,
733 18th st. NV Republic 2030-
Evening star., 1940-03-17
lNvEsTMENT, PROPERTY ron SALE.
Continued

REDUCED TO S7.4bO-4 APTs.. BRICK.
sas Ss D sss srss siss ss. s.r.'s n'
NEW e-FAMILY APT. NE-1O0% RENT
at ssss 0fss iSs ssssss at ss.R
ssei; rd, leased cns tenant $sis;, DTIce. 81.
$3.50: @ near atS .na no oi0R. sSe AZ. IKE Lass: ass
house near LIST and R. l. ave. NV. COM
s1s s No seSsa ~ DSon:
NEW COLONIAL pR. DET; 3-APT. BL5o.;
tsap's enp ss5 Is! End rms: 5s ssi rsn 1sDss sse
rent $40; eii; os;i.. front' Dsysd s street; "a
sfs fsa 9en st station sS 0FSsIs Wsss D.
MASS. AVE. NE-ExcELLENT LoCA-
ssTsa sn sRss Ms wALLaeg eGE sH snd $685.
A BUSINESS PROPERTY
tract the W Conservative rs tive investor fSs sou Now
sss.s, ssntsd to that
over $soSo, Der morah ' K SPLENDID down. down.
vii sell $4,000 sssh and balance monthly.
''e.'.n''', a"' cHSsSFs iRSfi5%snE oo,s
5 AND s ROOM ROW AND sEMI-DE-
h0gss wen rented to rss1oasee
ments; at least 15% return on money
sRISHg4s 4su6. 5. s;sA sS;ssASDXIi, REAIFoSsa Sa
Sun is and eSes sSs oSone Mr. sheh D1 r% s4aa
RENT. $40 NO. PRICE, sl0.abo,
4-family fiat. Good white ne. section:
rms: .., kit' bath, large back porch; al
a.,o EUGENE A. BARRY ~
3439 l4th st. NV CO. 6Os6.
II APT. BUILDINGS
AT less than times the annual rental
Convenient Northwest location. mr. schools.
Eve. or Sun. Phone Georgia 1900. inspec-
tion by arpGintment n1 only; MY ;,rr
72e 18th St. Realtor. MA. O75s.
207 EYE st. s.E.-6 ROOMS AND BATH;
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY COMPANY.
925 N. Y Ave. NV Realtors. MA. 9797.
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.
S5.45O-l1 rms, baths. gar: 10,
5Oxl5O; improved by detached 2ha-story
dwelling. stucco over frame; with h.-w.h.
DI s917. w l. MOORE GE 2so2.
AT LINCOLN PARK-6 APIS.
5000 monthly. plus living quarters: Com.
pletely turn, and equipped, including I
elec: retgs;. 6 gas ranges. 9 garages; hot
watsF pi sa,h 81 heat eie M0st 991z - ssos
s MODERN GROOM HOMES WITH Is
safsfs IN ssGs MUST agRlf sRnf Wsns
soLDANo REALTY CO.. INC.
1901 N. Y. Ave. NV. MA. 1I4s
Evening star., 1940-03-17
FARMS WANTED.

WILL RENT FARM WITHIN 90 MILES
D. c.: mieht buy with small down payment.
B"x lS6X. Ster.
SMALL OR MEDIUM SIZE FARM WITHIN
committing distance Of D. c. Will buy on
sales ccAtract. pay as rent. or will rent
with option to buy in year. Box lO6,
Falls Church. Va. 19s