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Evening star., 1933-11-05
FIRST MINE FAMILIES
IN WEST VIRGINIA PICKED
FOR FARM EXPERIMENT
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were shown a number of hens and were
asked which one had been laying the
most eggs. poultry man can tell the
difference between the liars and the
layers.
Homes Are Visited.
Then came final test of education,
physical fitness, attitudes and ambitions,
and agricultural ability.
The homes of those with high rat
ings were visited, and the woman OF the
family interviewed. Some women salo
they wouldn't 90 back to the farm, arlo
that ruled the family out. In some
families. tuberculosis was found, ano
they couldn't go up into the winter
SHOWS, of course"
Grimes said the families finally
chosen were found, with very few ex-
ceptions, to be native West Virginians
who once had been farm families, but
had been drawn into the coal mines by
the high wages paid at one time.
To acres already historic he will take
them tomorrow, the "Arthurdale" estate
chosen for the project having once be-
longed to the Fairfax family. 1t was
supposedly surveyed by George WASH
ington. Grimes own forefatherS were
friends and neighbors of Bushrod Wash
ington, relative of George, hence his
own name of "Bushrod."
Evening star., 1933-11-05
Sees World Improvement.

NEW YORK, November R.-
Thomas j. Watson. president of the In
ternational Business Machines Corpora
ton and chairman Of the American
Committee of the International Cham
ber of Commerce, said on his return
from Paris today that there was ''un-
derlying improvement in trade and
financial conditions In the principal
European countries, which gives promise
Of definite progress during the coming
year."
Evening star., 1933-11-05
CRAU SUPPORTERS
! RESIST MEND|ETA
Counter Move for Relns of
Cuba Marked by Renewed
~ Student Activity.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HAVANA, November 4.-While sup.
porters of President Grau San Martin
reafirmed their backing for the execu-
tive today, his opponents renewed their
demand that the veteran Nationalist
leader Carlos Mendieta try to form a
new government.
Taking their usual important place
In the impasse were members Of the
student directory. strong element =
the presidents support hitherto, which
decided to Withdraw from the govern
ment and to dissolve.
Revolutionary" Demanded.
At least two other elements added to
the complications: The avowals of
group of new naval officers that they
would accept no president who was not
IAN authentic revolutionary" or who
was connected in any way with the at
tempts at conciliation of American Am
bassador Summer Welles, and the offer
of a governmental leader Ito admit
opinions of all factions"
The latter invitation came from
Sergio Carlo. who declared in state
ment that "the revolution continues,
but we are opening the doors to admit
opinions of all factions.
Corporation of all elments not now
with the government is necessary"
Reports that Manuel de Cespedes,
Grau's predecessor, might be returned
were believed TO have led to the trouble
in the navy. The Nationalist group
also considered these reports and
agreed De Cespedes would be accept
able if Grau resigned.
Mendieta Thought Available.
Mendieta has refused to accept the
presidency. but it was believed in some
quarters that he might still be avail
able for the post.
The arrest of three directors Of the
newspaper El Pals Libre after the paper
had printed a statement that armed
intervention by the United States had
been ordered brought written denial
from Ambassador Welles of such a re-
port.
The directors were charged with
alarming and offending"
Guns on warships in Havana were
stripped for action and civilians were
not permitted along the water front.
Grau and the student directory met
IN secret session in the palace late
tnlS AFTERNOON.
Leftist Move Reported.
Persons close to the Cuban situa-
tion tonight saw definite movement
toward the left.
A more radical cast to Cuba's gov
eminent appeared imminent, these
sources said.
Facing refusal of the A. B. c., o. c.
r. R.. Nationalist Marianist and Men
colist factions to consider anything short
of Grau's resignation however, the "au-
thentic revolutionaries" asserted their
government was consolidated, apparent
ly prepared to rule with an iron hand
and, it appeared, trended toward the
left.
Basing their conclusions on the state
ments of Antonio Guiteras, secretary of
war, navy and the interior, and Sergio
Carlo. veteran revolutionary leader and
intimate of President Grau, observers
believed the only question left for specu-
lation was how far to the left the gov
ernment would turn.
Guiteras. always regarded as an eX-
treme leftist. yesterday handed the
government an ultimatum in which he
said the government must follow the
path of the Leftists or be deprived of
his services.
Evening star., 1933-11-05
new PETITION TO FREE
AL CAPONE PLANNED
By the Associated Press.

ATLANTA, November 10-A new Pc
tition for freedom on writ of habeas
corpus from the Atlanta Penitentiary,
where he is serving term for violation
Of the income tax laws, will be filed
next week on behalf of AL Capone,
Frank Doughman, Atlanta member of
Capone's counsel, told the United States
district attorney today.
In previous case counsel for Capone
contended the charge against him was
barred by the statute of limitations.
Judge Marvin Underwood held there
had been no showing that Capone had
lived in the district long enough for
the statute Of limitations to operate.
The Court of Appeals upheld his find-
ing,
Evening star., 1933-11-05
POUND PARTY PLANNED
K. of c. Arranges for Annual Ben.
eft for Sisters of Poor.

The annual pound party sponsored
by the knights of Columbus for the Lit
tie Sisters of the Poor will be held SUM-
day afternoon, November 26, from to
4 O'Clock in the home of the latter Or
ganization. Second and H streets north
east Anthony ]. Scullen is chairman
of the Committee on Arrangements.
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Corner Stone Laid.

NASHVILLE. November P.-The
corner stone for Nashville's new 81 ,5OO.-
600 post Office was laid Saturday, and
sealed in it was q bank draft signed by
Andrew jackson in 1924. Other articles
placed there for posterity included a
copy of the NJ r. A. code signed by
Nashville firms.
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FOUR SENTENCED 30 YEARS.
Found Guilty in Mistake KIDNAPPING
of Laboratory Assistant

OF LaDOratOry Assistant.
PATERSON, N. j., November R).-
Four men were given maximum SEN
tences of 80 years to life by Judge
Joseph A. Delaney today for the mis-
take kidnapping" Of Herman Miller, l8-
year r-old dental laboratory assistant.
The jury made no recommendation
for clemency. The conviction is the first
under the States newly adopted penal
ties for abduction.
One of the defendants, BENJAMIN
Hegawald, former Y. NJ. c. A. physical
instructor. tainted when sentence was
pronounced. He was alleged to be tn,
finger man" who led three accomplices
to abduct Miller In the belief he was q
bank messenger
The three are Abe Rosenberg. 27;
William Starobin, 26. and "Baba" Dan
iels, SO, all of New York. The first two
have served sentences in Sing Sing,
police said.
Evening star., 1933-11-05

Gov. Lehman in the gubernatorial cam
paign a year hence, with a Republican
going to the executive mansion in Al
bany Indeed. there are those who be-
lieve that La Guardia himself might
aspire to the govern fship.
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FARLEY OPENS WEDNESDAY,.
Roosevelt Expected to Supervise Talk
of U, S. Spokesman.

Roosevelt Expected to Supervise Talk
of U. S. Spokesman.
BY the Associated Press,
The State Department was chosen
yesterday as the scene fer preliminarles
in this weeks significant conversations
between Maxim LtvinoV OF Russia ana
United States officials.
Immediately upon his arrival Tues
day, Litvinov will be presented to Presi-
dent Roosevelt Then on Wednesday,
under present plans, the RusSo-Amerl-
can conversations will open at the State
Department and continue there until
ready for adjournment to the White
House.
commissar of foreign affairs in review
ing relations between Russia and the
United States has not been announced.
Secretary of State Hull was expected to
participate until his departure next
Saturday for the Pan American Eco
nomic Conference.
Afterward, William Phillips, Under
secretary of State: r. Walton Moore,
Assistant Secretary, and William Bull
lit, special assistant to the Secretary,
probably will fern the nucleus Of Amer
lean spokesmen.
Supervision Expected.
But though first discussions will take
place across the street from the Presi-
dents Offices. the belief was positive
here that all moves would 5s made
undHr Mr. Roosevelts close supervision.
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MINERS ELECTION
PLANS BEING LAID
BY LABOR BOARD

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CAPITAL MILK CODE
CALLED "HARDSHIP"
AT SENATE HEARING

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Guilty Of Writing Letter Threatening
Kidnaping.

WOMAN GETS FIVE YEARS.
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APARTMENTs-UNFURNIsHED.
Modern Downtown Apts.
Reduced Rents
PARK CENTRAL


10th and F Sts. NV.
Near Govt Depts.-Save Car Fare
Free Frigidaire Current-Radio
$35. .5O-Bachelor apartment con-
sisting of large bright
living room. dressing closet with
Murphy bed, tiled bath with built
in tub and hover.
$3.50 Housekeeping apart
ment, consisting OF
large. bright living room with
dressing room and portable bed.
efficiency kitchen with special
built-in cabinets, dinette. tiled
bath with built-in tub and shower
S57.5OrBeautifulapa apartment
consisting of reception
hall. large. bright living room with
dressing closet and portable double
bed: sun room with portable bed.
dinette t8xl3, kitchen with special
built-in cabinets, tiled bath with
built-in tub and shower.
S69. .5O-Apartment consisting Of
reception hall. large.
bright living room. bed room. sun
IOOIll 'lShlOf Will uulll-Al W III
phy bed. cozy dining room. kitchen.
fully tiled bath with built-in tub
and shower.
Carpeted Corridors. Bellboy Serv-
Ice. Parquet Floors. Switchboard
and Elevator Service.
Open. Lighted Until 10 PM
Our representative Will take you
to see these apartments
See Resident Manager, ME. 0540
! CAFRITZ MANAGED
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Observation-Disclosures

Lowest Rents in Town
Overlooking Lincoln Memorial
Convenient to Potomac Park
CORCORAN COURTS
23rd and D SITS. NV.
Cool. Quiet Neighborhood
Rooms of Enormous Size
Frigidaire Current Free
SAC. .OO-Lovely housekeeping
apartment, consisting of
reception hall, large. bright living
room with dressing closet and
Murphy bed. kitchen and tiled
bath with built tin tub and shower.
S55. .OO-Large apartment con-
sisting OF reception hall,
unusually large living room, bed
room. dinette. kitchen and tiled
bath with built-in tub and shower.
S65. .OO-Bcautiful apartment with
southern exposure. con-
sisting Of reception hall. unusually
large living room, sun porch. din
ing room. bed room. kitchen and
tiled bath with built-in tub and
shower. This is beautiful apart
ment with a splendid view of Lin
coin Memorial and Arlington Hills.
Open and Lighted Until 10 PM.
Our representative will take
you to see these apts.
See Resident Manager. Ma. 1888
CAFEITZ MANAGED
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SALE-HOUSES.

MAJESTIC OAKS SHADE THIS EXcEP-
IL squares from Conn. ave. and has :: large
terms terms, WI aoGs. N- O'-'N '"-'' e''
CHEVY CHASE. DETACHED. NEW: s9.l5n'
this home contains rooms "a bed Toonls.'
: =, baths: garage; large lot; exceptional value.
coLoRED-6 RMS. MODERN, JUST RE-
Gecoratec throughout: opposite new q. s.
house house before e YOU buy anything Open daily ys
. TO S; SUNDAY TO {; your price and
PREsENT-DAY VALUE. UNSURPASSED. IS
e!n-plus home. in beautiful Woodbridge; &
large rooms Lied bath with shossT brick
kots ave. ne !: is open now. Call North
$500 for full particulars.
sIo,500-I SQUARE FROM UPPER 18th
det. brick. containing 6 rooms. baths open
fireplace. porch. attic. slate. roof brick ga
rass, @ hish elevation. overlooking Rock Greek
MA 1898 Until PM
WILL EXCHANGE NEW bath; I'm.
had.r h0%s sSca sSrsnen Adams nssr cars for home
i: ROOMS, :. BATHS. H.-WH PoRCHES.
lars large GROUNDS shade. Attractive price.
and individuality: rooms bath. unscreened
s sitaty "a "a !sssstaliy ' Se:I.nsd sa .na sseo:
elm tfess Fseasv. SUBJ sasurb 3usP minutes
cool in Summer Churches. schools Sub
Fese E.s, ave Garrett Park Md or phone Ma
500 CAsH-GLoVER PARK. 3s2l BEECH
er ST. nv open for irepection-Brick home,
bs 46nt porch bed bres td
last porch. garage. age cail clev. as6S.
BRAND-NEW ALL-BRICK HOME. ONE OF
BEST NV. sections, convenient TO 14th st.
recfeation w room. sarase Ni STREET IMP. IN.
Wonderful lot. Owner will make convenient
monthly payment terms. Please phone CL-
MASS. AVE. AT SHERIDAN cIRCLE-LARGE
residence. ) rooms. baths. garage; IN per-
feet repair; No reasonable oner refused.
ass Sf :1a ssiS SIZE 11 Pss sER%icR e
14O6 st. National s6s4. 13s
1921 NORWOOD DR.: CHEVY CHASE. MD.
Beautiful detached home on lot l45 IT.
deep; 6 large rms. : baths open fireplace.
Sc ds .h2e Rerf o sec ; aaae
Chase Golf Club. AID .daS. evenings.
BEST 10Th 10Th ST. DIsIRICraFINE DE
sleeping porch. baths. lavatory first floor;
isrse nns lot; r. fsrsse' iai oil burner; Sl3''"'
Chase. D, c. on a iot 50 BY III, It con-
tains SIN bed rooms and fve Other. rooms
including step-down living room and recre-
alton room with hardwood dance floor.
There are three baths. two lavatories and z
two-car built-in garage. Attractively priced
at S11.15a. DI. 1ol7.
SS.a50-S5OO CASH.
NEW DETACHED BRICK.
CONSIDER SMALL TRADE.
There are large rooms, tiled bath.
shower, recreation room; lot 40xl50; con-
crete porch. slate roof. copper downspout.
Decatur 1852.
S6,35O-BRICK BUNGALOW.
Located in. nearby Va. on large lot in 9
community CT pretty new homes, Five good
rooms. built-in bath, fireplace. all-brick con-
struction; handy to schools bus; stores and
all home conveniences. Is priced very mod
estly for a home so pretty. Phone
R NJ. HOOKER
- Metropolitan "6i3.
Evenings. : to 9. Call GEorsia 5644.
70 CLOSE AN ESTATE-S57 500 CORNER
residence for S:S5.d00. in the best northwest
section OF Washington. Must be seen to be
appreciated.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO..
1.31 NV
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JAMES +. SHEA.
Gal Ind ArA ~
eS3 lnu. ave. N. !.
RROOKLAND.
LOVELY HOME-S65.W.

LOVELY HOME-$65. 90.
431 DECATUR ST. NV
Beautiful home. convenient to schools.
car lines and stores, which consists OF large.
bed rooms. lovely kitchen, tiled bath with
built-in tub and shower; screened porehes.
extra lavatory in basement, laundry tubs.
large rear yard, hot-water heat. electricity
and garage
ROOMING HOUSE-S75.OO.
1445 CLIFTON ST. NV.
House consisting Of living room, dining
room q BED rooms. kitchen and bath; near
Central High School.
JUST LIKE NEW-$5.OO.
1900 4th ST. NV.
Beautiful home IN new community. con-
sist,ns Gr reception aan rss e. Srent rd LYME tn6
bath, 2 screened porches. large front porch.
beautiful. bright Kitchen. with special built
extra.. lavatoYy In basement, laundry tubs.
18th &-X. y aCA{HITz. d. o0e0.
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COLORED.
WANTED To RENT-HOIrSES

SMALL HOUSE OR BUNGALOW. 5 OR g
rooms: reasonable; in city or suburb. Ad-
dress Box 1s5-K. Star Office
EXTRA LARGE ROOMING HOUSE OR
small hotel furnished
Address Box SIX, Star Office
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.


HOUSES ALL SECTIONS NW-CALL Ma
131S for car: no charge; save time. GIB-
SON RENTAL BUREAU. INC. sl6 18th NV.
CLEVELAND PARK-COMPLETELY FUR
nished Broom house. bed rooms bath
hrst-noor lavatory, cont. hot water. radio
piano. fireplace. built-in garage; shady and
cool; 500 monthly until Sept. 18th. Phone
CL 2046
CHEVY CHASE MD-BUNG. Anil:
flowers; shade June to Sept. IS; SIS mo.
450a Ridge 81. WI. 22O5-J "a.
COUPLE DESIRE TO RENT THEIR ATTRAC-
tive rev home. on 3Sth st. in Glover Park.
i rooms : porches. saraEe. elee. ref; 9
months. reasonable. Please call CT. 7649
CHEVY CHASE. d. C-6 ROOMS GARAGE
ivory furniture. Oriental rugs. childs bed
Fcreened Dolches. automatic heat EN-. 7?41.
81" CRITTENDEN ST NW-6 ROOMS.
breakfast room screened sleeping porch. ga
rage; yard. fruits, trees, grapes; adults;
reasonable.
ONE BLOCK LING. PARK-CORNER HOME.
so. exp; cool and attractive for Summer
porches: adults only; June-Sept.; SS5 month;
refs. 1850 Mass. ave. sc. 13'
HOUSES-FURNISHED AND UNFUR.
BEAUTIFUL NEW CORNER BRICK CO.
lonial, nearby Nd. 90 minutes from heart Of
city bed rooms. baths. lavatory. sun
burner. Frigidaire: Sis unfurnished Sl25
furnished. Shepherd 34Sg
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o33 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-Two front
rooms. next to bath. $40 per week
o33 NW-Nicely furn. single. So and -
large double nm. s.; near bath. c. h. W.. tel
nIefr
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ROOMS AND BOARD.


1851 KILBouRNE PL. NW-sinsle room;
cool airy: front bed-iving room; win
dows; tiled bath; private family; home cook
ing: S27 40 and S3s. Phone CO, S6:t4.
PRIVATE HOME-targe, well furnished
room. with porch suitable for two Wlscon-
1884 CONN AVE-Single. double rooms;
plenty baths shower; COLLEGIATE surround
ings; excellent meals: good Summer home;
$50 each.
3.33 MORRISON ST-Spend Summer in
beautiful Chevy Chase. d. c.: lovely room
delicious meals: unlimited phone. .earaEe.
BEAUTIFUL HOME. spacious grounds tennis
court; real home cooking and PRIVILEGES: ga
rage: reasonable. CL. 1918. -
CLUB FAUNTLEROY. I772 Mass Ave. NV
Comfortable room for Summer girls:
inst. hot water: laundry PRIVILEGES; excel
lent meals
1885 COLUMBIA RID. NW.-Beautiful. large
front room. twin beds. Semi-bath; excellent
table: garage. every comfort reas.
1903 18th ST NW-Sirloin steak daily in
choice Of meats: straight board or meal tick
cts; luxurious rooms; cut rates.
l6.a N sT-Attractively furnished double
room with windows; good meals. waking
distance downtown. l3'
TERRACE HALL.
l445 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. NV
Delightful, large. double room. private
bath also attractive room with running
water; spacious dining room; excellent meals
delicious hot breads; reasonable rates. l3'
ZIP NEW HAMPSHIRE, .ANE.
Large spacious rooms: best. well selected
food at most reasonable price.
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COLONIAL DETACHED HOME.
: SPACIOUS ROOMS BATHS.

GARAGE-RECREAT1O ROOM.
new detached all-brick Colonial homs
In convenient restricted northwest COM
munity. between Wisconsin and Massachu-
sets aves.; : spacious. well planned rooms.
recreation room. :, open freplaces. gorgeous
de luxe kitchen with built-in equipment and
Frisidaire; 3 large bed rooms. = full tiled
baths; modern throughout; hardwood floors.
ample closet space. concealed radiators: ga
rage on lot 44xl67 #. Very reasonably
priced: terms to suit Will consider trade
for small house Call Metropolitan 1143, or
drive out to see this home. Open every day
4siI DAVENPORT ST. NV.
SlI .5OO--ls SQUARE FROM 18th ST, NEAR
Buchanan st.-Semi-det brick. @3 #. wide:
: rooms. . baths; house just redecorated;
garage. wonderful location.
Phi MA I43S Until PM.
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OPPOSITE CATHEDRAI.-Bed room com 3Ir
nlete win adjoining inclosed porch as Hv-
ms room, facing street. bus car hhe' oh
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COUNTRY BOARD.

NAN AND WIFE in modern home on 10
acre farm in Virginia. IL miles from WASH
inston and 5 minutes walk from electric
railway station. desire to accommodate mid
dle-aged couple. No other boarders. Terms
reasonable. Address Box 45lH. Star ONCE
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DUPONT CIRCLE, 1141 p st. n.w--beau-
1ifuliy furnisned, large front room. twin
beos 3 windows; also other double loon'
with running water -------
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1929 10Th ST. NW-Desirable large room
with semi-private BATH all conyeniences
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1Ie1 18th ST N.w.-Nice. clean. single
Double room. equipped. Ink. S6; homellKe
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.

FOUR-ROoM AND BATH UNFURNIsHED
apartment, not over $40: northwest section
preferred. Address Box 1sO-K, Star once.
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ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

11O3 10th ST. NW.-Deightful. large front
room for 3. other vacancies; congenial at
mosphere: good food: $3.50. S33.
$500 18th ST. NV. The Hillcrest-At-
tractive place. trees. large lawn; rooms,
private bath. 1st and 2nd floors: balanced
meals soup. choice Of meats. 3 veg. salad
dessert. fruit and cereals with breakfast,
hot breads
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1924 NJ ST: Thomas Circle-First and see, see,
ond floor double rooms: one Ia!se' Hsh'
housekeeping: modern; reduced rent, -------
OSLO 5th ST NE.-Front room aoloinins .
bath. nicely furnished; 81 week prNa'e
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90 lIth ST. SE.-Two large furnished
rooms for light houSekeeplns gas eiee''
4, 1, adi only
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ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN.
ROOM AND BOARD. in lovely private home
for employed persons: attractive garden
lovely porches and restful SURROUNDINGS; l.
min. to Washington Via bus. Phone Walnut
SGo4
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THOMAS CIRCLE. Cumberland: Apt. 81. l3S2 M
~ aTe NV Nicely furnished room for
all | m ~
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COLORLD.
1885 11th st. nw.-:i r.. bath, elec $40 90
1l10l2 You st. nv rms. b.. elec. $3.50
JAMES F. SHEA.
643 Ind Ave. NV
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If0s EMERSON ST. NW.-Girls only twin
Also cnd-fi. double semi-private bath; inst.
hot water use laundry phSne p'anosoni ocaton
each room, S:;G reduced .O'c. GE. 6032.
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1915 L ST. N.W--Lovely front rooms south
ern exposure. with double bed 50 weekly
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1919 r. / AVE N.W.-Two rooms prlSa.e
bath. suitable tor ; or 4 young laoies' aiso
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WANTED-ROOMS,

WANTED-ROOMS.
DOUBLE AND SINGLE fur. rooms for Bap-
tiSt convention. May 1879; 81 to Sl..,5 per
person per night according to location and
conveniences: must be clean. desirable and
bear inspection; IL breakfast served. state
price. giving phone and address. Baptist
Headquarters us Sth st. NV.
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A REAL BARGAIN.
MEAD TNCOTN pAPK

Phi. MA. 143S Until PM.
REAL BARGAIN
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
: rooms; bath; Colonial style; like new;
hot-water heat. electricity; can be, equipped
throughout; cement front porch, screened
street; So. 80. and good terms. csI j. L.
,aa. MAPLE ! JAMES, INC, ,,..
New 7-room ssfieE MI kASMANGl somt n petvorth for
) isrse covered pcSehes : baths safaae,
70 ssase', s.e a15 Emerson s. nv. opss
Alter After snun pm dEo-sls % or ss4i ss Sf'e' s0'o
PETwORTH HOME-S49.5GA A MONTH
Modern 6-room brick house, practically
rage. ; large covered porehes. Small cash
payment. Call District 9os'. After pm-'
HoME-sEEKERs- simply placing your
e Ssm. Rs:s e
HsyHSf sR S$5s SSG$ Fl zHSas
$50, H sHAsN9s 81 E'%' 4 lUoHi; sA. .s.s.
sss this vide ssrlss hesa eona,ton
weather stripping unusually large modern
kitchen. Small cash payment. Call District
aOs6 After q PM. GEORGIA 964f.
OWNER MUST SELL
New. corner detached Colonial home. on
lot 42x95 IT. deep. in attractive new
home community. close to a wide boulevard.
Is minutes from downtown: 2 spacious
ing room. beautiful tiled bath modern
kitchen. concealed radia tors. screens and
weather stripping. garage. Can be bought
for less than S9.0O0. with small cash pay
ment. or will consider trade on small house;
s5a.50 monthly. Call District 90S1. After
pm. GEoraia a641
RENTERS, ATTENTION.
Own q home: pay Hike rent, $50 mo- g.
room brick. garage, ami; $4,000. OWNER,
North 1888. -
(centin1ed @ Next PS1o3
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oI.4 NORTH CAPITOL ST.-Lovely tur-
nished room, next to bath; windows. cont
hot water; suitable for one or two; 81 week
-aot, a. SO for one
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RENTERS, ATTENTION.
Own q home: pay Hike rent. $50 mo-. g.
room brick: garage, ami; $4,000. OWNER,
North 1888. -
(cenSin1sd @ Next IsSo2'
Evening star., 1933-05-12

DOWNTOWN: 1905 r. I. ave. n.w.-SinsIe
and double. front rooms. modern imp;
Evening star., 1933-05-12
APARTMENTs-FUENIsHED N. "

3l2 12th NV r, BATH. ELEC. SIS. so
I'LL c st. Sc +. bath. elec .... $3.50
JAMES F SHEA.
f41 Ind Ave w
Evening star., 1933-05-12

1;3I p ST NW.-Gentleman; attractive
room. 4nd floor adjoining bath porch' aule'
70,
Evening star., 1933-05-12

400 10th NW-Vacancy for young man:
large front room instant hot water: gooo
meals: also single room; reasonable. Ia
40. 10th ST N.W.-Delightful, large
front room for go. other vacancies; con-
renial atmnsphere; good food: So! S30.
Evening star., 1933-05-12

1925 EYE ST. N.W.-Well furnished. large
front room; twin beds, WINDOWS C. H. w.
70 snn ai i,le also single room.