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Evening star., 1934-11-21
HIGH SPEED MADE
BY ARMORED TANK
Eight-ton Weapon Of Modern
Warfare Driven at go
Miles Per Hour.

An eight-ton armored tank, the
latest weapon of modern warfare,
was driven through the streets of
Washington and along the Mount ver-
non Memorial boulevard yesterday at
speeds ranging up to so miles an hour
From the Army viewpoint it was a
perfect demonstration.
This Army tank is protected by
three quarter-inch armor plate. and
cost $4,000. 1t mounts three machine
guns and runs on revolving tracks of
specially designed hard-rubber plates.
1t stands nearly 8 feet high. is about
10 feet long and feet wide.
Maj. Gen. Hugh A. Drum. deputy
chief Of staff, and Maj. Gen. Edward
Croft, chief Of infantry. reported that
the tank rides like heavy passenger
car At 20 miles an hour it can al
most turn in its own length. It has
a cruising range of 125 miles. The
two generals were passengers on the
tank during its demonstration run yes
terday.
The machine guns mounted in the
tank are of 80 caliber, and capable of
firing 500 shots a minute. In it's run
about the city the tank maneuvered
at ease through heavy traff1c.
Evening star., 1934-11-21
DAUGHTERPUSHES
CUR|E RESEARCH.
Seeks Ample Supply of In
expensive Substitute
for Radium.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, November 21.-Far into the
night Irene Joliot- Curie, young thin
faced daughter of the late Mime. Marie
Curie, Is working to give the sick an
ample supply of the healing rays now
available only in rare and costly ra-
dunn.
She and her husband, DR.. Frederic
Joliot. who proudly joined Curie to
his own name after their marriage,
are concentrating on a single aim
since they succeeded in creating ra-
dunn substitutes by bombarding atoms
of ordinary elements such as alumni
mum. with alpha rays to make them
radioactive.
Their aim Is to produce, largely with
American money. the radium substi-
tutes, which they have named "ra-
diophosphore," in sufficient quanti-
ties to permit experiments by medical
men.
Follow Mothers Example.
Therein lies their hope of ready
relief to suffering humanity, the task
to which they consecrated themselves
In emulation OF Nine. Joliot-Curie's
famous mother.
These high plans were outlined by
the young couple, each about "a years
old, in the Curie laboratory at the
radium institute, founded by Nine.
Curie. There they work so closely
together at the same task that neither
To ittSf hot in
dividual's contribution has been to
their discoveries and creations.
I'VE are functionaries Of the state,
you know" they say smilingly.
Their life is as simple as that OF
their most humble laboratory assist
ants. but their scientific work Is more
time consuming.
Nine. Joliot- Curie, with white lab
ratory coat wrapped about her slen-
der, erect figure, looks as if she were
born to science. which she was. Her
features are Slavic, like those Of her
Polish mother. and her black hair is
brushed back from high forehead.
Trained by Mother.
She was only a small girl when her
father, Pierre Curie, was crushed TO
death under a truck. But she was
trained by her mother to carry on the
family tradition of scientific research,
already crowned by her parents dis
covery of radium.
She was educated in private SCI
entiflc school and then at the Uni
versity of Paris. Now she supervises
her mothers laboratory with calm
air of authority.
Her modesty and that Of her hus-
band are so in the scientific tradition
that it is difficult to get them to
talk of themselves or their two young
children.
I'VE never have enough time" they
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explained. especially to reflect"
Occasionally we go fishing, be-
cause fishing. you know. gives us an
opportunity for reflection. That and
walking are our only diversions. We
talk over our experiments on long
walks after dinner.
Work Long Hours.
1--WE have no fixed hours, except
that we get up usually at $40 in
the morning and try to be at the
laboratory by 8. Sometimes we are
in the laboratory all day and half
the night.
AT other times we take our notes
home. to make calculations and talk
over the days work Occasionally we
have dinner or spend the evening
with our collaborators. to exchange
notes.
I'VE only go to sleep when we
are tired"
Much the same undivided atten-
ton to work is carried with them on
their long vacations in a cottage be-
side the sea at L'Arcouest, on the
Brittany coast
Radium-like pills, which might be
swallowed by sufferers from stomach
ailments, and which would quickly
discarge all their rays. then pass
from the body. are envisaged by Nine.
JoliOt- -Curie.
A radioactive gas, which might be
inhaled into diseased lungs, is
another of their dreams. Whether
the pills and gas are possible remain
for their own experiments and those
of biological chemists to determine.
For their own experiments the
Joliot- -Curies have built tiny new
laboratory in Cachan. a suburb of
Paris. It is to be completed about
December l, and there they will bonn
bard ordinary substances with invis-
ible nuclei Of helium gas. projected
in tube by millions Of volts of cleo
tricity. The substances, they already
have discovered. will absorb rays like
those Of radium. which are promptly
discharged for lengths of time vary
ing from several minutes to several
hours.
Because the length of time required
Evening star., 1934-11-21
FOUR ARE INJURED
IN AUTO M|SHAPS
Three Children Among Those
Hurt Yesterday in Traffic
Accidents.

Four persons, three of them chill
dren, were injured yesterday in traf-
fic accidents, the most serious being
7-year-old Ann Montgomery, daugh-
ter Of Comdr. and Mrs. Alfred Z.
Montgomery. U. s. n, Of 381l Upton
street. She received q fractured left
leg and numerous bruises when struck
by an automobile at Thirty-ninth
street and Wisconsin avenue.
Orville /. CAN'T, 20, of 1907 N street,
driver of the car which police said
struck the child, posted bond Of 81, 900
for his appearance on q charge Of
reckless driving.
Taken TO Casualty.
Frank Simmons, z, Of 1885 South
Carolina avenue southeast, was struck
by an auto driven by Lloyd 8. Denni-
son, 80, OF 2 New York avenue, when
the child Is reported by police to have
run from between two parked cars on
Fifteenth street southeast. He was
taken to Casualty Hospital where his
injuries were said not TO be serious.
James Matthews. 5. colored. Of s13
Fourth street southeast, was knocked
down while playing in the street at
Fourth street and Virginia avenue
southeast. The car was driven by
Harry Rosenthal, 80. of 1929 Upshur
street, police said. The boy was taken
to his home after receiving first-aid
at Providence Hospital.
Struck by Truck.
Michael Tadich, so, of 454 c street
was knocked down by a truck at
Maryland avenue and Eighth street
northeast. He was treated at Casualty
Hospital for injuries about the hips
and legs.
Police arrested Charles R. Tanner,
~. of Madison Court House, Va, near
the District line, charging him with
being the driver of the truck. He
was released on bond Of $500.
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for the discharge of the rays can be
determined with mathematical Ger
tainty by the force Of the radio ac-
tivity. the theory Of the Joliot- Curies
is that they might be administered in
fixed doses more safely than radium,
whose energy must be carefully con-
trolled.
Until recently" the young couple
said, "the only radioactive bodies
known were those contained In the
eartn's crust.
I'VE have succeeded In creating new
radioactive substances in bombarding
ordinary inactive elements like alum
mum, magnesium, boron, etc, with
alpha projectiles (nuclei Of hehun
gas In rapid movement).
These new radio elements do not
exist in nature. Once they are created
they transform themselves spontan-
eously more or less rapidly into ordi-
nary inactive elements in emitting
rays of positive or negative electrons.
The first researches were repeated
and developed in the United States,
England and Italy. More than 10
new radio elements are known at pres
ent.
THE lifetime of these elements
range from fraction of a second to
about two weeks.
Production Too Limited.
"The quantities produced up TO now
are too small to let US dream of apply
ing them easily and practically, par
ticularly in biology or medicine.
Despite all difficulties, we are
building at present new equipment,
and we hope soon to obtain results. !"
Lack of sufficient funds has handi-
capped the Joliot-Curies, as it did
Nine. Curie, say their friends. Some
of their own meager income, includ-
ing $500 annually from fund estab-
lished by American women for Nine.
Curie. is going into their work.
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Deaths Reported.

Joseph M. Essieston. IS. 11O1 Massachu-
Lucy Patterson. So Home for Incurables.
Louisa NJ. Hoffman. rs, 1882 Foxhan I'd.
Albert @. Palmer. -. $500 Conduit I'd.
Thomas J Irwin. 50. rs st.
Walter l. Villipiaue "a, Gallinzer Hospital.
GeorEs q. Rlinknett. SO. $50 John Mar
Jesse a. Taylor. 81. 2224 18th ST. Sc.
Thomas D. walsh. 81. lis D St. Sc.
William Jester. So Tuberculosis Hospital.
omeda M. Perry. A. Gallinger Hospitsl.
wsinTight Corbin. 13. Emergency Hospital.
Infant, Robert II. Miller 1897 Park rd.
Infant Reid. Columbia Hospital
Infant. Glaser. Providence Hospital.
Infant. Craishill. Children's Hosp tai
Mary r. Williams. IS. 45O5 Meade st. ne.
Matilda Talbot. GO. 1901 9Th st.
Joseph A. Barton. 45. Gallinser Hospital.
virginia Lewis IS Gallinser Hospital
Myrtle Robinson. % GARFIELD Hospital.
James Brown. %. tuberculosis Hospital.
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Births Reported.

Thomas and Esta Nicholson. boy.
Ralph and Alice Judd. boy.
John and Beatrice Thomas. boy.
Serge and Ivsh Doubroff. boy.
Fred and Louise Williamson. boy.
Jureen and Loretta Piper. boy.
Joseph and Cecil Miller. boy.
John and Lilly HUFF. boy.
Warren and Agnes Sweeney. boy.
antonio and Virginia Dlaz. boy.
VIII am and Helen Schilasky. sirl.
Nicholas and Eileen Bruno. girl.
Harry and Estelle Martin. girl.
Frederick and Dorothy Morris. girl.
Austin and Fannie Waller. girl.
Warren and Hazel smith. girl.
Howard and Anita Burkley. girl.
George and Della Thomas. girl
Freeman and Bertha WEIGH. girl.
Charles and Katie Sutherland. girl.
Charles and Mary Thompsen. boy.
Harry and Loretta Wallach. boy.
william and Beatrice Leachman. bo,
Mcclellan and Irene Finch. boy.
Bernard and Catherine Donovan. b,
James and Yolanda Sullivan. boy.
Oliver and Daisy Kidwcll. boy.
Earnest and Emily Heisley boy.
Guy and Blanche Swan. boy.
Robert and Mary Thomas. boy.
William and Esther Bowie. girl.
Joseph and Era O'Connor girl.
Leslie and Edna Amour. girl.
Leo and Lucinda Nauztton. girl
Herbert and Helen RAY girl.
Michael and Mary Kilbridse, girl.
Oscar and Joan Sharpe. girl
Melvin and Bertha johnson. girl.
Vincent and Dorothy Reid. girl
Herman and Doris Davis. girl
Roscoe and Selma Atcherson. boy.
James and Leola Agee. bov.
Edgar and Lucille Lewis. boy.
Oscar and Mamie Millard bov.
HdTnrd MHrn.a snd snd virslnii w SgtieI 9oy'
Samuel and Elizabeth Kill ebun. g
Oscar and Irene Millard boy.
Leslie and Hazel johnson. boy.
Leroy and Lucille Hart. boy
Cali and Pauline Murray. boy.
Walter and Elmore Coles. girl.
Leo and Corine Collins. girl.
Sylvester and Martha Harper. boy.
Evening star., 1934-11-21
Zin,baIist Relieved
OfViolin Payments
On Claim of Fraud
ANowed to Keep T,cO
, Instruments, Not of
Rare Make.
By the Associated Press.

LOS ANGELES, November 21.-
Efrem Zinbalist, celebrated violinist,
was relieved of further payments on
two violins which he claimed were not
of the rare makes represented, in a
decision yesterday by the District
Court of Appeal.
The court dismissed Zimbalist from
paying $4,000 for the two "f1ddles" on
testimony they we're limitations of a
Stradivarious and Guarnerius.
zimbalist purchased the two instru-
ments from George Smith nine years
ago, under the impression, he said
today, they were authentic. He as
serted he paid $4,000 at the time and
agreed to pay an additional $4,000
later.
Smith died shortly afterward and
Zimbalist claimed to have learned the
violins were limitations. An expert,
he said, had told him they were
worth not more than $500. Admins
traitors Of Smiths estate sued him for
the remaining payment on the violins.
Evening star., 1934-11-21

I'VE never have enough time" they
Evening star., 1934-11-21
Prettyman to Speak.

The knights of the Round Table
will meet at the University Club
Friday at 1890 pm. to hear E. Bar
rett Prettyman, corporation counsel,
discuss the duties of his Office and
its relation to the public.
Evening star., 1934-11-21
Author.Artist Dies.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, November 81
CP.-Charles K. Soper. 70. author,
artist and civic worker, died here yes
terday. He was formerly auditor of
the Chicago g. Northwestern Railway
in Chicago.
Evening star., 1934-09-30

oIfiNI T O7fItA11tN' UT - Z. = = = ".--
MT PLEASANT. ON 10th ST.-s ROOMS
and bath INV h. electricity. wide lot.
Very nice home. Price, IS 0O0 Address
Box jS-D Star Office
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1880 COLORADO AVE. NW-4 ROOMS.
kitchen and bath. Frigidaire on house
current; reasonable rent. Resident man
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A1ibricE bome GisHi1ct7ve n IN pisn and
located on wide ave; Il rooms. = baths
featuring new square tub electric kltch-
en-. . freplaces. spacious recreation room
bUilt-in garage with overhead doors. Fen
estTa steel sash windows. all closets cedar
lined. lovely cement front porch. iron rails
and brick columns From Michigan ave. to
l4th St. turn left one block to South
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RENT-FLATS

10 IODD RI. NEAR RHODE ISLAND AND
N Capitol-G rooms. frst-class condition;
311S 18th ST. N.W@5 ROOMS. BATH
INV h. $4,000
DONNELLY & PLANT. INC.
1874 Park Rd NV Col nS2S
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Z P. STONE. North a
DUF TO ILLNESS

Owners will sacrifice their homes De-
tached frame. ; rooms and bath. 60-foot
lot. trees. shrubs. garage: ami: $1,000;
terms. SiXroom row house. large lot,
grapes. etc; garage: SS 500 terms To
inspect, call Emerson 4414 evenings or
GEO W LINKINS co,
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GREY ROCK.

District 5000. Investme
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FOREST GLEN-3 UNFURNIsHED RMS.
ami. private entrance heat and light:
bus service: rent reasonable Phone Silver
Spring I0@-W.
3l6 LLOYD LANE BRADDOCK HEIGHTS
Alexandria Va.-;I rooms and bath: mod
ern improvements: garage. elec. refrig.
Phone Alexandra l003-W.
. ROOMS KIT. DINETTE FRIGTDATpE
bath. ami: opp. Lyon Village. Lee High
way. Va; heat. water: S45 mo. Phone
walnut 1865. 30s
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YOUNG COUPLE DESIRES 3 ROOMS.
kitchen, with refrigerator and bath; S35.
Must be clean. refined; give details in let
ter Address Box 4l7-C. Star ONCE.
COUPLE DESIRE ! OR ROOM FURN
apt. in apt house, $50 TO SI0O. Address
Box 4l4-C Star office 3Os
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SQS0

II you are looking for real bargain
in home buy you will certainly fnd it
in this excellent brick home, near 18th
and Mass. ave. sc. Large front porch 6
rooms. bath. double rear porches and ga
rage in new-house condition. An oppor-
tunity that will not be available long. Call
Mr.. RAYMOND
WM. NJ. THROCKMORTON.
Realtor.
Evening star., 1934-09-30
APARTMENTS-FUR. AND UNFUR

1000 FLORIDA AVE NE-2-ROOM APT.
furnished or unfurnished: ami; light. gas
and heat. WaXed floors
Evening star., 1934-09-30

1or --rooHl ana kltcnen apt; Good InILsS
to responsible party. Columbia 41S1.
APARTMENTS-UN
S24 MARIETTA PL. NV rooms kitch-
en-. bath. back porch; gas. heat. light fur
rished. Adults. Phone Georgia 2220.
CONCORD. 1901 OREGON AVE NV
Attractive apartments at reasonable rental
JOHN SCRIVENER & BRO. GA G NV.
Phone District 1850
2lIO 10th NW.-ATTRACTIVE APT.
next school. Reception hall. liv. rm.. bed
nm. kit. bath; exposures; Frigidaire.
43O OGLETHORPE ST. NW-3 MODERN
outside Ink. rooms. bath garage; ADULTS
only: prefer Protestant employed couple.
S1l MARIETTA PL. NV ROOM.
modern kitchen, semi-prlvate bath. NO
children. Phone Georgia 1444.
1926 sth ST. NV ROOMS. KITCHEN.
bath and porch: Frigidaire; newly deco
rated. S45 month
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EITHER UNFURNISHED OR WELL-FUR-
nished apt: or studio 1-3 rooms. kitchen,
bath; midtown. Call Decatur 5SO5. Kent.
REFINED LADY WANTS APT. lst OR I'd
floor, private home preferably suburbs;
Frtgidaire; reasonable. Address Box cd.
Star office.
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COInPED

NJ 90 25th st. NV r & b.. el.. SIS so
2134 N. Y. ave. n.w.-3 r. & b. ell $3.50
FOR COLORED-l4OS 11th ST NV
Apt md A. rms b.. steam heat. reas.
W. r. MARSHALL. l.IN N Y Ave. Nat SEtI.
Evening star., 1934-09-30

NTED-UNFURNISHED THREE-ROOM
Yate apartment in private house. within
vicinity of 3 to blocks OF II lth and Spring
rd NV; can furnish references. Call
Columbia h11N or Adams 4 nH
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WOODBRIDGE. d. C.
fine place to start housekeeping. New
5-room brick bungalow with every modern
convenience $3.50 down, S55 month. or
discount for cash. See Abs 22nd st.
Omen daily till q pnl
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COUPLE, NO CHILDREN WANT . RMS.
kitchen. bath. unfurnished permanent:
about S35; white ProtestantS. Give de-
tails. Box. 574 Benjamin Franklin Sta
ton Washington
Evening star., 1934-09-30

WOODBRIDGE. D. C.
Open Sunday 243l Monroe st.
LARGE semi-bungalow; arranged for fam
lilies. kitchens 2 baths. double garage.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.
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kitchen bath october | until Spring
ADULTS: northeast. convenient to Capitol.
Phone National 312o. Branch SCI.
1-ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH APT.
well furnished at once. not over S35. Ad-
Evening star., 1934-09-30

WANT Apt ROOM. KITCHENETTE
and bath: furnished. Address Box 4.9-C.
Star otfce.
COUPLE DESIRE ! OR ROOM FURN
apt. S35 TO S45. Address Box 416-C. Star
nfhce
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2l30 PA. AVE. NW-FOUR ROOMS AND
path. good condition. S25. R. O. BELT
Union Trust Bldg. phone North 3348 3Os
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9lS N. Y. AVE.

CHAS. w. KING. Jr.. 9O1 N. Y. Ave. j.
THE ARDEN, 1420 R ST. Nw.-NEAR
from to 8 rooms. kitchen and bath. re-
ReRtSS so cS and $50 vef per
mont ave Phone Metropolitan 300.
PRIVATE HOME. NV ROOMS AND
S475O. Phone Cleveland 1855.
nished r2n kitchen. f semi;pTSsfs 6ash;, iast
Jennishsd; gas h-wh c,,;dec, eec furnished Rh.
MODERN BROOM APT. NEWLY DECO
s. Owner only occupant. Adults. l94l
st. NV. so
ENTIRE FLoOR-3 LARGE ROOMS. K.
b.. refrigeration, electricity included. l6l2
aN7 N ST NW-THREE LARGE ROOMS,
kitchen and bath. S32,50 Phone North
5I1s 9th ST. NV. PRIVATE HOUSE.
. nice rooms and kitchen. $50 month.
including gas and electricity. i
3 ROOMS AND BATH. LIGHT HOUSE
fesPins KEEP .f private family; adults only 30. 80
ROYDON. R NEAR 10th ST. N.W-FOuR
$3.50; elec. refriseration: see manager.
isTse room, nice @ dihette. kitchen, tiled
bath. refrigeration: newly decorated.
SOMETHING DIFFERENT FROM USUAL
beehive-See Wallace Bryant's unusual
artistic apartments; sunshine on : Sdes;
Pisasaht Pi5iH9 Fooms m Sleeping pofs6i- block
from bus; rent reasonable; adults.
4 rooms, bath. heat and porch. Apply
Apt. D.
2IO4 NEWPORT PL. NV ROOMS.
kitchen. bath and porch; newly decorated;
employed couple only; convenient and ex-
elusive section. Bis 10th St NV.
46Il sth ST. NW.-ENTIRE FIRST
en- with General electric; . bed rooms on
md floor; garage included. Phone Georgia
ATTRACTIVE 2-RooM. KITCHEN. AND
rent reasonable $40 Park I'd. NV.
wHITE-APT. 5. I1l3 9th ST. N.W,a-o2
mo mss' Gas!sRl GEssG st. ST HE1sKE 5 4 S HIST St. T
9 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH; 1sT
2. OR 3 ROOMS, CLOSED SUN PORCH
kitchenette, semi,private bath shower;
,:rivate home; adults. Sun. to 5. 1454
Spring rd. NV.
1916 MONROE N W.-ADULTS; ENTIRE
2nd floor; two rooms. kitchen. bath. sleep
ing porch; Frigidaire. heat. light. gas; S45.
THE ALBEMARLE. 18th AND T SITS. NV.
= rooms, kitchen and bath; $50; electric
refrigeration on house current; elevator
and janitor service; resident manager.
Phone Decatur 2931 or West 2044
1921 HIATT PL; N.w:-IsT FLOOR; l
room. kitchen. bath; gas electricity; auto
matte heat; adults; $50 month. Walnut
SS32
1926 9th ST. Nw.-3 LARGE COMMUN-
icating rooms, semi-priyate bath, in de, de,
and gas furnished Reasonable
%II2 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. 1st FLOOR
"A rooms. kitchen. bath. front and rear
porches; garage. Reasonable.
1880 COLORADO AVE. NW- ROOMS
kitchen and bath. Frigidaire on house
current; reasonable rent. Resident man
ager. Apt. 202.
TIE. CARLO. 1873 sPRING aSG PL nv NV
front: busses cars; lawn; $50
Goom Kit. BATH apt; heat. 5anitor serS-
ice. Adults only. Lavenia. 6ls F st. ne.
500 9TH ST. NV R.. B. ELEC,
with heat and ianitor service $4,000
3OOS TO 1926 r ST. N.W.-5 R, B..
cleo. with heat and janitor serv. $3.50
BUCKLEY & GR!MDLEY,
bO23 sth ST. NW-ONE ROOM CLOSED
In porch and kitchen; ami; prefer
BEAUTIFUL, SPACIOUS BROOM, K, B
Adults only. Evanston. 3427 18th st. NV.
422 LONGFELLOW ST. NV ROOMS.
k1tchen. semi-private bath. gas and cleo.
+ electric refrigerator; $40 month. Working
couple preferred. Gentles only.
4513 ILAINOIS AVE. NW-UPPER FLOOR
apartment semi-private bath; adults; res
sonaole. Gas and electricity included.
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COLoRED-232n CHAMPLAIN ST. NV
Beautiful apt, bright rooms and bath
janitor service. Reduced to Si7 80.
OWNER. lS49 Kalorama I'd.
COLORED- MONTELLO AVE NE
> rms. kit. bath: light. heat included:
S22 so Phone Atlantic 327sW. 30'
COLORED-2 ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH.
modern improvements; available Oct. 2nd:
adults, married couple preferred; S35.
14l9 Que st. NV. 80"
ATTRACTIVE. WELL-FURNISHED APART
ment-3 rooms. dinette foyer; = or 3
adults. Col. s025-J
1415 COLUMBIA ST. NW-3 ROOMS.
kitchen and bath: h.-w.h h. electric and
gas. 5n
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WANTED-BY QUIET. REFINED COUPLE,
TO 4 room. kitchen. bath: unfurnished
entrance. NV. section. suburbs. or
near Capitol Consider apt. in small apt.
house. Call Adams 2332 mornings
UNFUR. = ROOMS. KITCHENETTE AND
private bath; good residential section; very
reasonable. Phone West 25S6W.
SINGLE LADY WISHES FURNISHED
apartment in apartment-hotel for eight
months. Prefers NV. Ref. exchanged. Ad-
dress Box 453-C. Star ONCE.
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FOR RENT-FURNITURE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

FOR RENT-COMPLETE FURNISHINGS
for Groom and kitchen apt Good things
to responsible party. Columbia 41S7.
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1926 9th ST Nw.-3 LARGE COMMUN-
1cating rooms. semi-private bath, in de-
tached home. couple preferred; heat, light
and gas furnished Reasonable.
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COLORED- FLATS.
1910 Y st n.w-4 r, b.. elec So so
It21 Corcoran ST. n.w-3 r. b.. % 90
House. 6I2 K st n.w-4 rms 30 50
GUY TIMER. 1926 U St. NV. North 1907
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

YOUNG. COUPLE. COLORED. DESIRES p
vate northwest home Call Adams Ol CIV
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o6OO TILDEN ST. NV.
This famous estate is being recon-
ditioned by the R w. Boiling Construc-
tion Co. Over an acre of beautifully
Handicapped grounds This fine home with
its spacious rooms and halls. its big
porches commands a magnificent view of
Rock Greek Park. Only 10 min. from
downtown. 3-car garage with liy. quar-
ters Also cottage Price cut TO low
figure. For particulars see MISS REED
ODEN All DAN SI-NDAN
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BEAUTIFUL, SPACIOUS 5-ROOM. K,
apt, east. south and west exposures
Adults only. Evanston 3427 18th st. NV.
422 LONGFELLOW ST. NV ROOMS.
kitchen, semi-private bath. gas and cleo.
electric refrigerator; $40 month. Working
couple preferred Gentiles only.
4513 nlINOIS AVE NW-UPPER FLOOR
apartment semi-private bath; adults; res
sonable. Gas and electricity included.
Evening star., 1934-09-30

So. S50-JUST. OFF 10th ST. NW-NEW
6-room 2-bath brick home. large recrea-
tion room. > hreplaces. model kitchen.
venient locate l341 Rittenhouse st NV.
Evening star., 1934-09-30
sALE-CO-opERATIvr ApTS

4 r. AND B. Il BED ROOM APT. IN
Hampshire Gardens. Owner must sacri-
fee; $500 cash. monthly payments less
than rent: excellent investment. Apt.
2O7. 222 Farragut St 30s
Evening star., 1934-09-30

LESS THAN ASSESSED VALUE-oWNER
must sell his practically Chevy Chase,
D. C.. corner brick home; center hall :
attic. recre alton and maids room, built
! in garage. oil burner. 3 DorcheS; lot. look
! 100: 22 beautiful shade trees. 6129 Broad
Rranch rd n W Omen
Evening star., 1934-09-30

MODERN APT, LOW RENT.
L R.. $40, R. K, $40: 2 R. K. S57.
board service. refrigeration on house cur
rent; can be fur. SO extra. TOURAINE.
1li30 R st ". Potomac 1000