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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Al 4-dr. sedan; in
excellent condition Completely
equipped $500 or best offer. Phone
STUDEBxKER 1851 Champion 4-dr.;
$4,000 miles; directional signals,
heater, seat covers; excellent con-
dition;. $1,000. Call AID. 2;;5699
sTupEBARER a15fp 3 RiM; 81 Champion 4odr.;
heater and oyerdrive; 10000 miles:
S1.275. MCKEE PONTIAC. 10th and
sTuDEBAkER n Sisi IKE; s4 4a $$aaS Champ" heater
turn sigs.. overdrive; clean inside
and out; $685.. 2-day money-back
trial. 4-month written guarantee.
HILL & SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer CAD. 4-4300), lila
Vermont ave NV.
WILLYS al station wagon; r. and h.,
overdrive, mud -and-snow tires; one
owner: S645. MCKEE PONTIAC, 10th
and NJ SITS. NV, ST. 3-7107. lie
WILLYS 194S de luxe station wagon;
excellent condition; S725; terms.
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave, ne.
IA"
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont }

PONTIAC 1850 convertible Hydra
Matte "S"; beaut. maroon finish; r.
and h.; 2-tone leather interior; good
Sl,sa5' 1ssa 'VSi VGSREENWAY 6 wv Slg MogToRs, 500
Minnesota ave. me-, LU. 4-35l6.
PONTIAC 81 Super de luxe 4-dr.;
black: $1,625. MCKEE PONTIAC.
10th and M SITS. NV, ST. 3-7l07.
PREFECT 81 4-dr. sedan; black.
clean; low mileage; S795. 2;day
Wash.'s vWHnshanseeoi Oldest Ford Dealer 1AD.
4-43O01, lila Vermont ave. NV.
PREFECT AS; blue leather uphols.;
up to IS mi. per gal; S445; 2-day
money-back trial; 4-month writer written
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. AID. A.
1900. lila Vermont ave. NV.
SINGER 1852 roadster, green finish,
5 passenger, low mileage. Just like
new, S1,2Q5. TOWN & COUNTRY
MOTORS, 1886 Wisconsin ave. NV.
sTTHMDEBXkER TM 2iTH 1850 four door small
PONTIAC. 1921 Connecticut. Wo
sTUp1TESBAKER G1TSiA 1s4s conyertible; ex;
RA SIERRA. De. 2-eS22. -15
eTUDEBAKER 1852 VS. hardtop
convertible: r. and h., auto. trans
mission and many other useful ac-
cessories. Less than 1000 miles;
new-car guar. Save 500 At S2,o
p st. NV. CO. 5-2153, EN-. 3-72S6
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UNCLE JOE'S
80 EXCLUSIVE
CHERNERIZING*
OPERATIONS

|. Body and chassis washed and
cleaned.
!. Motor cleaned; creased and oil
removed from engine.
}. Crankcase cleaned. flushed and
refilled with oil.
!. Car thoroughly fabricated and
springs sprayed.
). Inspection by Service Super.
visor for necessary repairs.
B. Reconditioning of motor, neces-
sary repairs made.
]. Transmission tested, necessary
requirements made.
). Rear axle construction in-
spected, necessary replacements
made.
}. Front construction inspected,
worn parts replaced and ad-
1ustments or requirements
made.
}. Steering construction checked.
thoroughly tightened.
|. Wiring, for bad connections.
etc.
:. Wheels removed. Necessary re.
placements Of bearings, wash
ers. etc.
}. Brakes inspected. Lining 70.
placed II necessary.
|. Inspection for necessary body
and fender repairs.
). Paint inspected, refinished
where necessary.
J. Top examined and repaired II
necessary.
!. Radio, heater and accessories
checked and put In proper
working order.
J. Glass examined and replaced
where Clipped or cracked.
J. Upholstery cleaned, repaired
wnere necessary or materials
replaced.
}. Bulbs, refiectors or lenses 70.
placed where necessary.
|. Windshield wipers inspected.
necessary repairs or replace
ments made.
J. Bumpers inspected; bent or
broken units repaired.
!. Tires inspected. requirements
made when necessary.
!. Car thoroughly lubricated and
springs sprayed.
J. Body bolts checked and
frightened.
J. Battery tested. connections
checked or replaced. New bat-
terry installed II necessary.
!. Body and tenders cleaned and
simonized expertly.
J. Road-tested to check perform.
once.
}. Prepare and guarantee car 70
pass p. G. OF STATE inspections.
guarantee goes with every Cher
nertzed Car.
s0nlr Post-Wdf Cars
Are Cherneyised
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They had been in Seattle for ten months,
when Herb came home early one afternoon
from the Office. Constelo looked up from the
new curtains she was henming. and her smile
faded. whats wrong. Herb?" she asked.
putting down her sewing.
Silently. he handed her the evening news
paper. She watched, puzzled, as he moved
heavily to a window, stood with his broad
back motionless. staring out. She lifted the
paper and photograph of Herb met her
eyes, with the caption, beneath: The man yOM
can't resist.
1t was long story, and one which the re-
porter had obviously enjoyed writing. Teach,
the HybsOtist. IN LocGl Brokerage Office. There
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owed by the fiat hrim Of his black hat, which
he did not remove. He looked deliberately at
Herb, slowly, ifsolently, at Consuelo.
I'VE don't like people who use assumed
names around here. " be draWled.
twas still summer, muggy and humid,
when they moved into single room at the
old Mohawk Hotel. in New York.
Sol can see Us any time. !" Herb said, hang
ing UP the phone. His lace was tired: drawn.
Consuelo. putting mascara on her eyeiashes.
shrugged.
Connie. want you to listen to me!' he
said. His voice had become suddenly full,
resonant and melodious She stared at him.
Were troupers, you and ]. and We can't get
away from It. We don't belong in an ordinary,
commonplace community" His mOonstone
eyes were brilliant and compelling. Our mis-
sion in life is entertainment. We've been
reaching out for moon that was just green
cheesew
She turned her back. Her shoulders shook.
A strangled sound escaped her, and she swung
about, her mouth trembling with laughter.
Don't you dare Try to hypnotic me, Herb
Teach" she cried. ''I1l 60 back on the two
a-day, the one-night stands. III join carni-
val or medicine-show, if we can find one.
But don't let's kid ourselves"
HEY both looked older than the last time
they had sat on these chairs IN Sol Levene's
booking Office. Comics white sharkskin dress
was smart and becoming; her jade green scarf
matched her green leather pumps. Herbs
light suit was immaculate, and the carnation
she had pinned in his buttonhole matched the
dark red band on his straw hat. But there
Continued on page ~
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was no implication that any Of the stocks
which Corccran and Teach handled were
questionable. The story merely outlined the
hypnotic abilities Of the new partner, the his
tory Of his stage triunnphs It ended, face
tiously: Just close Jour eyes.
Connie asked sharply. ''What Of it2" and
Herb turned ''It's nothing to be ashamed off,
His eyes were dull. You don't under
stand" he told her. Il didn't take it all in.
at first" He hesitated, looking at her pity
ingly. Connie, we-can't stay here, now. Il
would ruin Fred's business. never thought
of this angle, and he hadn't. either"
She refused to believe him - for q few days.
There was new expression in their neighhors'
eyes, wariness. suspicion. Il guess the
joke on Us, the man who had first made the
statement Of Herbs integrity commented.
Fred Corcoran was genuinely Uieved, but he
was helpless in the face of public opinion. In
the days following the newspaper story, hardly
a customer came to the Office.
But where can we 60. Herbie?" Consuelo
asked miserably.
Herbert Teach looked at the floor. Il don't
know" he answered. "It win be the same
anywhere, sooner or later"
Il won't 60 back to the stage?' she sobbed.
''Oh, Herbie, can'N'
We've got to live" he told her.
1t was her idea, and it took her week to
persuade Herb 1--WE never been dishonest in
my life, he protested. Its wrong!'
Its our only chance to live like other
people!' she cried.
So Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Thompson regis
tered at family hotel in a small Southern
city. Thompson was retired investment
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continued the familiar routine She handed
them imaginary baskets, watched them file
down the ramp. picking imaginary straw
berries from the carpet. the seats, the heads
and shoulders of their fellow townsmen.
Herb took over. A grinning laborer lifted
the sledge hammer and broke the heavy paw
ing-stone which rested upon the chest of the
local grocer, lying stiff IN his cataeptic sleep.
his body rigid, suspended between two of the
gilt chairs. =.
TWENTY minutes after the final curtain. Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Teach sat facing one an
other IN booth at Snyder's AIl-Nite Cafe
Please read it aloud, Herb!' said Connie
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counselor, converting intelligently and con-
servatively of stocks and bond issues.
At first, he laughed and shrugged when
someone suggested that he open an Office in
the town. He was retired. he insisted. His
savings and investments were ample for him
and his wife to live at ease in this lovely spot.
He was delighted to offer his advice to anyone.
for what it was worth.
Their savings dwindled. They had less than
thousand dollars when Herb capitulated to
the ngings Of their new friends. The venture
did wen. from the start. Never knew Herb
to give anyone bum steer, = Bert Peale, the
towns leading businessman. asserted. His
clients. too. were making money.
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tered in gold on the glass door, We'll have
your name put on, too, Herb, he said. I'm
expecting big things Of you. With your voice
and appearance, you ought to be able to sell
snowplows on the Equator!"
I'm do my best, Fred" Herb promised,
his voice deep.
After twenty five years of facing audiences,
of holding the hundreds out-front spellbound
while he controlled completely the individuals
on-stage, selling stock seemed child's play.
There was none of the tension, the nervous
strain Of his former work, the awful responsi-
bility of the occasional man who did not at
once respond to the releasing snap Of his fin
gers, the staccato. imperative. "Righ yOH 0rsl''
People liked him. He was, as Fred remarked
over and over, born salesman. "If Herb
Teach says stocks good. you can bet your
bottom dollar on it, /" someone said, and the
statement became by-word.
CoNsUELo had never been 50 happy, and her
happiness drew people to her. They could
easily afford servant, but she would not
have one. Preparing meals. keeping the bright
house immaculate, working in the garden,
filled her days. Five evenings week, at six
O'Clock, she ran to the door like bride to
watch their new sedan, with Herb at the
wheel, stop before the house.
Arm IN arm, they would inspect the growth
of new shrubs, admire their lawn, examine
birds nest in one of their trees. Through
clump of evergeens, they could see vista Of
the Pacific, sometimes glittering in the sun
light. or swelling and smoking beneath wisps of
fog, sometimes white capped and thunderOus
tossing white spray against the brown rocks
The firm.of Corcoran and Teach prospered
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of a striking snake Her voice vibrated. "WhGt
If touched yOM witk it2'
Then the house rocked with laughter as
bona-fide citizen of Macedonia shrieked and
rubbed his leg where the whip had ficked. She
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They bought . house. After .
year. Consuelo. half-defiant,
half-humorous. purchased . lot
IN the local cemetery. They did
not like the town o well a they
had liked Seattle. The first sum-
mer was hotter than either Of
them had anticipated. difficult
for the New England Herb. the.
New York born Consuelo. to en-
dure. The town was geared to q
lower tempo than they had ever
known. But It was home. or
becoming home to them, and
again they made friends.
CoNsUELol was sitting. tanning
herself, on their screened ver-
anda while Herb made two ICED
drinks in the kitchen. Bert
Peale's car stopped beneath the
live-oak, with its boards Of gray
Spanish moss, and her hand lifted
automatically to smooth her
hair. Herb came out and called.
''Howdy. Bertl May | offer you
. glass Of lemonade?"
Bert did not answer. He
opened the screen door and stood
leaning against one Of the col
umns Of the porch. his eyes shad-
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HefD Grew the letter trOm the
airmail envelope. She leaned
toward him, her lips parted, as
he read. Even if you had no
capital to buy IN with me, I'd
take you on like a shot, Herb.
Your manner and appearance
win be invaluable. I've taken a
weeks option on a nice house in
a good neighborh0od for you.
Wire when you're coming, and
III meet YOU"
Connie said, LET me look at
lit" In her gray tailored suit,
she bore little resemblance to
the sequined siren ON the Opera
House stage. Her eyes shone.
"A nice house!" she cried. after
twenty-five years of trouping.
Herbie!" Her voice choked. mo
more trains, no more trunks. no
more hotel rooms! A house of
our own!"
He put his hand over hers.
We've waited a long time. -.
It was amonth later when they
wound up their engagements and
arrived in Seattle. Fred Corco-
rams private Office was large and
comfortable, his name and the
single word INVESTMENTS let
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

ISLAND HEIGHTS GROVE. N. j.
Lakehurst, etc. lot 40 by 100 #.
500 cash. Box 75-G. Star. -
FAIRFAX Co.'S acres of beautiful
wooded. rolling ground, adjoining
Great Falls PIX. Va, on Old Domin-
ion dr.. Is miles from Wash. D. c.
For sale by OWNER. Daleview
Burnt + MILLS vnLAGE-r you
want a beautiful homesite in q re-
better type ramblers, (valued up to
Come cut Colesville I'd. about / mile
beyond Four Corners. turn left at
the village sign. ROBERT E
HEATER. exclusive agent. JU. g.
0n21. Office on the property. IS
BUILDERS-1O0 lots ready to GO;
clear and level; 10000 SO. it. ca.
some on hard surface rd; elec. and
water on site. gas avail: Office and
bldg. warehouse on prop; $500 ca
terms. WA: 7-S632. .
| So. from Lorcom lane: T5xI40: 3
in row wooded restricted; built
Up gr.sss ssea' aess;is ssRoo to. sG s2549 S9T Fnr
RRUMBACK. Realtor, ia. 2-3527'
EXCELLENT LoCATION-Rock Creek
dr., opposite new 1000 room hotel
project; 2a5 IT. K 135 #. suitable
l00-150 unit: reasonably priced.
Cali agent. Ex. 3-s27S. -
Ia2 SEMIDETACHED LOTS. all utils
available. S400 per lot. MICHAEL
T. HAGAN. JU. S-43s3. 10
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

BETHESDA, MD.-Modern masonry
buildings. of 1000 and 1000 SO. IT,.
head heating units; Aft. ceilings
overhead doors front and rear;
well lighted with large industrial
windows and skylights: fenced in
rear yard and a 4,000-sq.-ft. paved
parking area in front. Located al
River rd. and the B. g. o. Railroad
Phone MR.. JONES, OIL. $4,000.
IA
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WATERF'T PROP. SALE (cont.
COBB ISLAND-S4.95O

$700 down for new asbestos -shingled
cottage; liv. rm., bedrmS.. kit.
and sink, full bath; artesian water,
septic tank, sheet-rock walls and
ceiling; extra-large corner lot; trees,
beautiful water view.
LOWER POTOMAC " S4. $50. $500
down; new asbestos shingle: liv. rm.,
2 bedrmS., full bath, kitchen sink,
running water, Sheet-rock parti-
tions; overlooks d mi. of river.
boat harbor, community beach and
pier. J. A. CULLEN, DU. 7-4920.
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RAILERS

TRAILER BARGAIN -
Here is a reconditioned 194S mode
mobile home at only S1,095. ALL
metal exterior, 10. TT. long, seats 4
people, dinette, Hollywood BED ict
refgr.. heating stove, 2 wardrobes
overhead cabinets and sink Will
running water Low down payment
financing available.
Buy of the week-A 31-ft., 1855
model, Trotwood mobile home, fol
S3,S95. Two bedrms., shower anC
toilet, ext. dinette table. elec. refgr
cooking stove with 2 full bottles ot
gas, heating stove and a dbl. sink
All these features and others too
make this completely equip. mobile
home; all you need to start house
keeping at once, are dishes and
linens. One-third down. payments
can be made ca. mo. like rent, but
the difference here is that you are
building UP your own equity in your
own home.
These 2 featured items as well as
a wide additional selection of new
and reconditioned mobile homes are
on display at the AMERICAN
TRAILER CO.. INC, 403O Wiscon-
sin ave. NV. Our sales dept. is open
every day of the week from It'll 9.
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MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY-DAvIDsoN 125, new bat
terry, tires, splash front, lap robe,
smmeter, saddle bags. Modified han
I'd de s,sSSu hsTs $I23; "A; 752s79. -,
equipped: Flanders bars, spotiights,
bags. windshield. crash bars. etc.
Engine has 85 to / piStons, big
valves and full race cams; 1900 mi.
on engine. Am going to school in
Sept, will sell for SITS. Call 10.
S-59S3. Private owner. 10
1852 HARLEY-DAvIDSON O. H. v.
and commercial side car: excellent
condition. For quick sale, $500. To
see. call DOYLE PRINTING SERV-
ICE. INC, 1919 Eye st. NV, MA.
S-7295. Ask for Mr.. Peterson, -
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CONTINUED on Next PAgeD
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

ANXIOUS TO BUY land in D. C. tn
build. Any location considered. MR..
BARTLETT. LU. 4-0747; ewes. 10.
BUILDER DESIRES Immediately, lots
to build flats and apartments; sewer
and water in. Will pay highest cash
prices. Call MR.. JAMES. 8 till 6
pm. DI. 1860.
PRIVATE PARTY desires to buy lot
in montgomery Co. with utilities and
streets. Not over $500 cash. JU.
5-7147. Ii
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CHEVY 81 club coupe: green, Power.
glide, r., h, Exceptionally clean.
S1,345. 2-day money back trial. a.
month written guarantee. HILL a.
Dealer, lila Vermont ave. NV, AID.
4-43OO.
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MONT. CO.--10 acres, stream; and
acres, l.2O0-ft frontage; each
$4,000; bus. and phone. WO. 6-17S2.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

WILL TAKE TRADE on clear house
9runit or atfa%;Iy 5TGE Bldg. saoSd on SImOst new
eellsnt returns for cash invested.
KAY REALTY CO.. RIA. $4,000
VA.-4-FAMILY APT, all 1-bedrm.
Pr!ceG Prs4ks S24's6O. CAN AGENT ,EM.
SALES PRICE OF SEQ, 900 can buy
TINS prick bldg. consisting, of store.
;. apis and q gear brick. garage,
opposite New General Accounting
office; zs Ex 3-340O, RA. 3-571l and
NEARIY NEW 10 unit brick apt
bldg. Very close in North Arl
9pgoT; Cali ia. A. 5Hu6oSio. 1880 TSSl'Si Boss &
FoR SALE OR LEAsE-Larse bldg
pOEtusity: CAN csh Go. b1S5Co 6040 for qR: IN:
APARTMENT HOUSES large apts
18th st. NV; elevator; income
quoted over $4,000 yearly; askins
CHAPMAN REALTY CO., INC. --1C
VIIkGiNlAw4 IkS r.4r-4 units in ooe TOP legation
5sss4d 5S return or k1! on s!faaS. 1890 cash. "a
100 BLOCK OF Sth ST. N.E.-smal
3-unit apt. BLDG. consisting o.
three 2-rm. furn. apts.. sep. kits.
baths, entrances. Commercial. Nov
rented to white tenants. Income
1922 mo. $15,950. Reas. dowr
payment, Phone owner. MR.. HoLo
sFPEEcETiAEE FPEEcETi IA BSRdHiN-HOme SisddGGiN and nd in.
vestment; 7-apt. new det. bldg.I {
apts.. ny. rm., bedrm.. kit, dinette
and bath. One de luxe 6-rm. apt
for prospective buyer Lot l10xl35
Rent $1,000 year. Act today tc
secure this bargain. Call MR.. ODUM
GEoRGETodEWN end commercial
5Ox200-ft.;. 3-story brick in excel
lent condition: 3 aptS., large store,
Scar sarage; $5l5 monthly income
Small down payment. large 1St
trust; owner leaving city. Call
AGENT, Elk. 3-S27S. -
NEARBY VlRGINIA-Det. brick apt
Of 8 units. about 10 yrs. old. close
tenants pay utils: 1909 occupancy
1NEZ CUSHARD. Realtor, EN-. .
&232, IS
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

INDUSTRIAL. 1st and End commercial
properties and gas-station sites:
from lots to acreage; finest loca-
tions in Prince Georges Co. Give me
your needs. I'll satisfy them. NJ. q.
FEKETE. Realtor. 5000 Branch ave.
Sc. 10. $4,000. Ewes, 10. S-6l 10.
NORTH CAPITOL ST. and Kansas
ave. NV; 2O,4l3 So. IT.; l70-ft.
frontage. reasonably priced at Sl.65
per So. IT. JOHN F. DONOHOE L.
SONS. 314 Penna. ave. s.e.. Ii. s.
0OS4; ewes, OIL. 2-616S.
CHOICE SITE, ID. C.-Suitable ground
for warehouse or light mfg; md
commercial. On Blair rd. NV; cen
trally located and convenient to all
paved street in front, wide alley in
rear for trailer trucks. Approx. H.
900 SO. #. Call NE. S-0079. MR..
WILLINGHAM; ewes, XII. S-2559.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

$500 SO. TT. near Sears: steam
heat; reasonable rent. EN-. 2-6677.
HEART OF BUSINESS SECTION
Suitable warehouse or similar use;
front and rear entrance. Rear III
MANUFACTGR1NG "a TURING PLANT. Alex;
mod. 1-story, 40x1OO, clear spaL,
20-ft, ceiling height. plus 1850
So. 1T. of Offices and $4,000 SO. II.
industrial land; wide doors. heavy
current. Early possession. Sale OF
lease See Mr.. Norris, WEAVER
BROS. INC, -DI. $4,000.
FENWICK ST, N.E.-40x50, drive In:
heavy f1r.: high ceiling; heavy cur,
rent; office; waShroom: will rent
mo, 5to-mo. A. M. ROTH. RE,
APP. 1000 SO. it.. street level space
avail. for immed. occup., in conv
NV. location; in whole or in part:
reas. rent. Apply LEO M. BERN
STEIN 6S CO., 1415 K st. NV. ME.
$4,000.
WAREHOUSES;
10000 AND 5000 SO. FIT.
NEW IDEAL NE. LOCATION
Daniel Diener, AID. 1862
IN
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OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

DOWNTOWN-1,7O 700 So. it., entire
MOOR, air cond.; business center, idea
location, modern. Reas. ST. 3-4S74
AIR CONDITIONED OFFICE SPACE
SUITE sts OF rms, rsi, VICINITY SbHs i4th and =
NV. sECT1oN,' i'oVei over 700 So. it.. II di.
vided into 3 various-sized offices
Also waShrm. 3 drs. from huge
parking lot: long lease avail. ST
AIR -COND OFFICE, approximatel,
44so CONN. AvE.-Air-cond. mod.
immed r. DoWp; EN-. 2-7300.
lOl5 12th ST. N.W.-Several Offices
sSecorated; immed. occupancy. Call
AIR -COND. OFFICE. in lawyers
suites attrac.. furn.: new bldg; excel
loc.. use Of library, receipt. and
conference rms. Sheraton Bldg
DGFoN4TE Nm ciRcIE cii Gle oFF1cE aEi sS'is BIDG!
I34G Conn; ave. ofices available
OFFICES Mr.. MAYFLOWER HOTEL
- fair-slZe rms. and l small; avail
as suite or separately. Also sepa'
icos. cnF' tla'' teSeptloIiisI SelH
ee99Tnipped1 law library included. Cal
BETHESDA. MD.-Ground-f floor of.
nee nee fhaaclng haan wv Wis avee;i !b3S26., s11(
ATTRACTIVE small pvt. ONCE. Du..
pont Circle area: receptionist ano
telephone service. Call DU. 2-SO0O
EVANS BUILDING, 1920 New York
ave. NV. Available Immediately. De-
Building. NE. s-i1o7. i1A'' Lis ETsn'
CONN. AVE. 1519-2nd f., sO2 su
syfel syailable; So CAL al ST $sSeOo. ext 355
cffcls area Ex ssfks Disfks IRON 4gsd PuP0n' pm
500 so. FT.-1deal for doctor ro OF
dentist. Good location: opposite
isSSRD,2f syd ssaasF D. On i5 Ma5nsvtsn syss
DowNT0WN. mod. elev. bldg: un.
usual value; 2-rm. suite. Attrac.
decorated. outside exposures; rental,
S99:5O: Victor Bldg. 9th and 6
6sOs GEORGIA AVE. N.w-3h lge
for immed. occup.; reas. rent, excel
location. To inspect: call LEO M
BERNSTEIN g. CO.. 1415 K st. NV
1ith AND X SITS. N.w-Air-condi-
toned. carpeted suite. consisting OF
approx. $50 So. it., located in down
town ellev. office bldg; immed. oc-
cup; all services included in rent
70 ~ INSPECT cal LEO M. BERNSTEIN II
62OS GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-1st fr.;;
lge. rms. avail. for immed. oc-
cup; excellent location for doctor.
LEO Lee qcf N BERSsrEfN fts EN- rees Co. APg1y Rely
NEW NfSFS HAMpsHikE iAR hs AVE- ME ExrEN1G6 fS1G9
heavily travelled area. adjacent to
SafeWay store and large service sta
ton: For further info call LEO M
6MENsIEiM ME 3 sEaHo q Co. 1416 K st. NV.
AKLiNGToN,' SITtSS' Wilson boulevard -
Clarendon pedestrian traffic between
Penney's and Sears Roebuck; g
story. .7-room, 2l2-bath. cement
block house converted to Offices,
MLsGT Wlsa pTiVate ae Par parking area GEoRGE
ewes. and Sun. IA. S-3s3S.
ELABORATE SUITE, Mayf1ower- Ring
Bldg, Area very lge. rms: we
would petition to make 3 rooms If
desired, Private lavatory. Central
air cond.-pvt. parking-all incl. in
$500 monthly rental. OIL. 2-669O.
NEAR Goth AND X SITS. N.W.-First-
commercial. 2-story brick bldg, con-
SlSt1ng OF 8 lge. rms, 2 shower
baths; will arrange to suit tenant;
reas. rent. RE. 7-2137 or Ii.
4-7265. .
ARL.-Furn. air -cond. ONCE, in new
bldg, to share with builder, real
estate, architect, or similar. JA
7-1177.
SUITE OF OFFICES, consisting of
8 rooms, powder rm. and storage
all utilS. incl; reaS. rent; located in
modern office bldg. 1901 3Sth ST.,
Brentwood, Md. WA. 7-0636. 10
Evening star., 1953-05-07
REDUCED $1,000
CUNT APTS.
GAG IJEAT nO0 7cO
MODERN APT. HOUSE
Adj POck CraoL porL

This det. modern l5-unit bldg. in
this fine location is in excel. cond
All apts. are very we'll arranged
and equip; bldg. has built-in in
generator, ETC., and tenants pay own
utilS. Income at low rents (Which
should increase shortly, over
ST 900 year. Well financed and
priced low for prompt sale. May
consider trades. Exclusive with
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 X st. NV. Realtors. EX. 3-1Sl1,