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Evening star., 1954-11-18
y q. Assoeio,.d Press

NEW YORK, Nov. ls.Three
city councilmen last night
walked out of a dinner honoring
a colleague after distribution OF
a parody with disparaging ref
erences to Senator Joseph r.
McC Carthy, Republican. of Wis
consin and other lines to which
they objected.
Councilman Maurice J. Nc
Carthy. jr.. q Bronx Democrat.
said the three walked out be-
cause of the illusions to Senator
Mccarthy. references they con-
sidered insulting to various jew
ish organizations and a mention
of birth control.
The parody Of q Gilbert and
Sullivan song they found objec-
tionable spoke of THAT Son Of
q B From Wisconsin
The parody was written by
Myron S. ISaacs. son Of the guest
of honor. Councilman Stanley
NJ. Isaacs, Republican-Li Liberal
minority leader Of the council.
CounciImen Edward A. Cum
ninghar1, "a Bronx Democrat.
and Robert E. Barnes. a Queens
Republican. joined Councilman
Mccarthy in the walkout from
the grand ballroom of. the Roose-
velt Hotel.
The walkout--before the din
ner started apparently was no.
ticed by only q few in the crowd
of 1,400 paying tribute to the
72-year-old Mr.. Isaacs. But Mrs.
Muriel Moss. In charge Of the
arrangements, said she under
stood some other persons also
may have left.
The passages in question were
omitted when the song was sung
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Censure
Continued From First Page.)

charge in which the South Da-
kotan reversed himself because
of new evidence" was that
Senator Mccarthy should be
condemned for "intemperately
abusing" Brig. Gen. Ralph w.
Zwicker
8. Senator Dirksen, Republi-
can, of Illinois, was ready, if
the Senate debate continued. to
submit proposal for modify
ing" the censure resolution.
Decries Hint of S0ftnesS.
Senator Johnson told reporters
he had "a very simple reason"
for introducing his amendment
on communism to the resolution
of cenSure.
Il have been concerned over
reports the Communists would
be elated over the passage 81
the resolution" Senator johnson
said.
Il don't want to give them
anything to cheer about" he
added. This amendment makes
| it perfectly clear to them and to
everybody else that the Senate
is not soft toward communism
/ don't know any other way to
get the point across"
Senator Johnson said his
amendment was not intended to
resolve doubts of any waverine
on the censure issue. He said
he had not consulted with other
members OF. the special commit
tee or any one else about the
resolution. He added, however,
that several Senators. after he
had introduced it. had told him
they wished to join with him in
sponsoring 1t.
/ Senator Case, in justifying hi,
| switch in position the ZMickel
! matter, pointed out again tina
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Handful of Senators Ho-Hum
As WeIker Invites Censure
ZAP Photo.

the group towards whom Sena-
tor Mccarthy is charged with
showing contempt. And now,
adding insult to injury. no one
is criticizing him for not ap-
pearing.
Senator Watkins, after his
charge to the Senators to re-
member who they were, left the
floor, and Senator Welker. who
was Just beginning to speak. said
sadly, II would have loved To
have him cross-examine me or
interrogate me on my remarks .
After a week of debate, the
signs are that Senator Welker.
like many understudies, feels he
is ready for o. starring part. He
has said. in fact. that he feels
he will be censured too..
However the censure resolu-
tion against Senator csMcC Carthy
may be amended. it seems quite
unlikely that Senator Welker will
be included in it, even though
he says he will "be batting next
in the censureship league"
Nobody Interested.
The Senators. although he has
pointed out several instances,
where he deserves it, do not
seem about to censure Senator
Welker. They do not appear
even willing to listen to him
when he prophesies that they
will. When quorum calls were
sounded during what Senator
Hickenlooper called his "exhaus-.
tive" presentation Of the legal
aspects of the case, the most
that most Of the Senators would
do was to stick their heads in
the door and depart.
Senator Welker, taking his
habitual stance which is remins-.
cent of the World War I poster
that bore the legend Uncle Sam
Needs YOU" said angrily that
the empty chairs yawning all
around him showed "disrespect"
not for him but for the man
on trial, who, of course, was
also absent.
"You can cenSure me for that"
he cried. Get out your resolu-
tions. Get them there as fast
as you can"
The nine Senators present
didn't move a muscle.
Later, as twilight passed into
early evening, and Senator We'll
ker, depressing from a digres-
sion from his 46-page text. said,
If the wolves get on meas
they will surely. ;"
There were then about six
wolves present. and none of
them stirred.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
By Mary McGrory

At the recent Mccarthy rally
at Constitution Hall, when the
star of the evening appeared,
Senator Welker, who was chief
speaker, said. This is an ex-
ample of a minor Lacquer trying
to play in the major leagues, if
ever I saw one."
Despite this self-effacement,
however, the Junior Senator from
Idaho, in the censure debate has
been in there pitching every
minute for his friend. the junior
Senator from Wisconsin:
To some observers Senator
Mccarthy needs Senator We'll
ker's help like a destroyer needs
a canoe escort. But Senator
Welker is padding furiously,
though often against a stream
of seeming senatorial indiffer-
ence. 1
Energetic Helper. h
Senator Welker ranges hun
grily around the Senate floor,
nervous as a producer on opening
night. When Republicans get
into the debate, he hurries to
their side. sometimes peering
anxiously at his colleagues, as if
hoping to divine their intentions
from the way they part their
hair. When anti McCarthy
speakers take the floor, he sits
darkly brooding and gnawing his
pencil.
Senator Mccarthy has made
no public note of appreciation
for the tireless efforts of his
self-appointed floor manager.
The other day, when Senator
Welker was engaged in unequal
duel with Senator Stennis of
Mississippi. Senator Mccarthy,
who had been looking on, sud-
denly heaved himself to his
feet.
Senator Welker turned on him
the baleful glare that he gen.
orally reserves for Senator Nc
Carthy's foes. "I'll take care of
this" he said angrily. Senator
Mccarthy tolerantly sat down
again.
A husky, dark haired man. the
Senator from Idaho has worn a
steadily aggrieved look since he
entered the chamber. And he is
collecting new grievances every
day.
Insult to Injury.
No one asked him to appear
before the Watkins Committee
to ask him to tell what he knows
about the Gillette Committee,
Evening star., 1954-11-18

photographs of himself. Rabbi
BENJAMIN Schultz of New York,
and John Maragon, above a cap
tion describing them as joining
in November IL rally at Con-
stitution Hall by supporters Of
Senator Mccarthy.
Senator Welker explained to
the Senate that Mr.. Maragon, a
one-time frequent visitor at the
White House several years ago,
had served a prison term on a
perjury charge growing out Of
testimony before a congressional
committee. The Idaho Senator
asserted that the newspaper did
a "cruel" thing to Mr.. Mara
gon to use the picture as it did.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Men Truin as Models

TOXIC, Nov. i18 tR.-Men are
invading one of the last occupa-
tions of japanese women. fash
ion modelling. Eleven young men
are training in the Osaka area
and will make their debut soon
modelling mems clothes. of
course.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Mobile Burglary

OSHKOS H. Nehr. lP-
Thieves who entered a garage
broke down a door by backing
an automobile through it. Then
they loaded the 300-pound safe
into the car and drove of to do
their safe-cracking elsewhere.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

MAN-Lge; rm.. mr.. Capitol and Ii.
bEary; $3.50 week; on 2 carlines
$50 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE. Apt
phone, Oii; Ssv5 Ds5Eins; bus 4 dp 81
LA65YY @corner rm.. in and-a.. apt.
pvt. entr., semipvt. bath; busline
breakfast privils. NO. 7-452S. "a
lis 9Th ST. MCLEAN. comfortable
rms. running water; S sony. trannssp.i
L Ssas po 6StsS RadoM Ssss SSTis SIS wk
ca; Just like home. ali privils
phone. ~: large clubroom. parkina
cOLoREE6-RooM for couple or sin,
gle person. Apply 1905 3rd st. ne
cSI6 SAL No a'1 FRONT ny RON ION To-
c 81 Hasi Ii! l. 4I ROOM for married
empl. cple.; basement kit. Also sale
room for man: cow. transp. Ii
CSToRED-a FuRN. RMS. LIST door
front; use of kit: dble., S12; sgle:
$40; empl; couple; children accepted
CDoEEoE SE41sii WARM front rm.
next to bath; Christian home;
privileges; COW. loc.; reasonable
c 6E; SEit7sr NICE FuRN. RIM, 70 10,
Gentleman or married, empl. couple
$500 per wk. Ii. 3-7236. ia
COLORED-NEATLY FURN. RIM. fol
couple or gentleman; he hem, privileges
cS9 Sno fISnsSfAT FURN. room
Children accepted. 229 c st. ne,
Ii 1926,
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 3 VA.

ATTRAC. SINGLE or dble. bedrm,
: hrst bus zone; unlim. phone. "a
GESSTTIIGGMEN PREFERRED-2 bed
rms. in refined pvt. home. well fur
nished. Reasonable. ~. 6-3S53'
ARLINGTON - Clean. single room
pvt lava iayStoTy; sen1 3S aLii4s4 @s7
R GSS CON- IN Silver ST sprinE home; on
busline: kit. privilS.; suitable lor
business woman. JU. 9-22l7 after O.
sEDRM.; next to bath .,on AL. q ad Les
hwy. Arl,. Va; bus stop o0 ~ oS go
So 81 nsn' AksGIlRHc foN1Hiw arms sunny
kitchen. privil. II desired. ia. 7-is5e'
SOC WAYNE AVE, Sill. spr:-Ecor:
double rm.; phone privils.; reas: ~
FAG Az o CHuRCH-Lge. twin front
bedrm., semipvt. bath, telepnone
Priyils:; gentlemen, S SlU ,t %k' o nm
xRL.-seau.. rm. in pvt. home for
couple or girl: kit. and Laundry
privils;; cow. to bus stores. 81
NO. 0AaRL.-Rm. in pvt. home; a
blk. to bus on Westminster blvd; :
ia blks. to Wilson blvd. ia
Wi 1EalS OR WITHOUT PVT. BATB-
Comfortable detached house nop .,f Ge.
ext. phone on end a; twenty minis.
from District. Week ends and eyes eve
RMS. with cooking privils. i de-
sired; reasonable. Phone Az -
.o ouSo TERRACE DR., Chevy Chase
Lady to share nice home: ~
FU 1saoI ROOM with kit. privils.; very
reasonable to congenial woman man
walking distance to AT, .d Hall e NaNv
s sni seJ IA! f5-7 e Fen'A'0A' 81
n HRLiNGTON-Gentleman; lst-
aoor bedroom: private entrance
S35 month. ia. 5-9O69. ~, =
ALEX.-Comf. furn-, snare pam S MN
ou,et' empl. lady. OV. 3-l993. .
A COMFORTABLE HOME for l or 2
working people in beaut. residence
LYON Village, All. Quiet, clean. PVT;
hath: housekeeping privl.; maid
service; reas. Call IA. 81 23s.
SILVER SPRING MAN-Niee room:
share bath with l. On busline' Slo
per week. JU. 5-3537.
FOREST HEIGHTS, MD nicely
turn. rms. and gar; in pvt. home;
reas. Call 10. 2-7629. $50
NO. ARL.-Niee room. pvt. adult
home; next bath: gentleman only:
rnnv. transn. IA S-5976; 80
NORTH ARLINGTON-Sp Spacious rm.,
!. double beds; next to bath: walk
ing distance to Hechts and hann s,
All u Blk. bus: laundry and phone
privil.: single or double. ia. 2-5444.
ARLINGTON-Pene led rec. rnn.; pvt
entr.. bath. phone, hot-plate, refgr. :;
restricted; $50 per mo-; gentleman
preferred. ia. 2-3S44.
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ROOMS WITH soARD

IN PLEASANT HOME, for empl
mother and child tday care). Lge'
yards, and porches;, privils:; 1 biz
a-39l4, WA. 7-4373
CONF. ROOM, pvt. home in eonv.
NV. neighborhood. Meals optional.
Garage avail. RIA. 6-2139.
ROOM with inclosed porch, home
privil.: viii care for child for
1863 N 81. N.w-Two charmins
sgle. rms. Also 2 spac. dbles.; deli
cious food; ideal location and kindly
atmosphere. MRS. WALLACE DAVIS
(hostessl. Me, SITS. go
n: AL, minis: p. C. or Pentagon-
Very reas. IA. 1868. pa
e.E.-New suburban home for EN-.
ployed mother and child; day care
ssai WooDHEEEYY FL. N.w.-Rcom
and board for employed people. Good
food: HoAS. AID. z-0244. Us
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING
Ink. 1 blk. Of Ga. ave. shopping
hood. BOIL 9th st. NV. RIA. 3-3672.

Ink. blk. of Ga. ave. shopping
hood. 6011 9th st. NV. RIA. 3-3572
Ink. 800 Rhode Island eve; ne
NV w. cSG Ei fsen bsdrm. and h!t;: elss
plate. new refgr.: also twin pee
,s sIssDissFsI 4 T% N9, 20 soOSN9w -cisan
share refgr. and bath. large closet
ss KS I isth sr. N.w.-Larse, bright
nm. Ven. blinds. deck pch.. refEI.
stove: $40 wk. DE. 2-1675. y!
PVT. ENTR:. S12 wk; OveIlookinnII
Capitol at Union Station a%as psrk L2 soi
Mr.. DUPONT CIR.-comp. fnrn. incl
T Ta4a s si.t t. en NV Tei NE s547s. s
GEORGEToWN. Que st..-spacious
tiles, cleo. refEr-: bus at door. a aD
c6TPPSSlNhr CIRCLE, BIO r st. nv
Nicely turn. large. light housekeep'
ing room, linens supplied.
DUPONT CIR. 1922 St: n;x'-L dna
downtown. SO wk. AID. 2-i365;
AFRICAN STUDIO. r.fsr.. clock
radio. .Tv. pvt. entr,, SHOWER e ~
sis. 2147 F st. NV. Elk. (3-56 S
FOR 3 OR 5 rniddle-aEed business
or professional women; 2nd-f u
quiet, refined home Of retired teacher
Use Of phone and private parkinE
Garage for rent. s NJ bus and cla Df
1913 T $685. ST. IN N.W w. or 2: house
cow. location. 3 to 8 pm: 2S'
snare Ie1 bath m S'sgsG s66 mo &e Hu
es ssi0t 6NATRaRlo R6. N.w.-sgle
thing: S45 mo. tCo: 5:5l75. pa
CHILDREN ACCEPTED: NV. area
near everything Nice iurn n. rm n. o
AID. 2-96i7 or RIA. e-380e. -2s
81. NEW YORK AVE. N.W.-Nicell
fgrnishssd edo light Housekeeping nm
MI. PLEAsANT-1 and 2 rms,
at atce door fur Go a. 5-o Sfias' hhen Su
conn. AVE. orr. SHERIDAN-PARI
HoTELEFurn. -unfurn:; refsr:; saa;;
mo. i person; $50 t. $40. 2 per
r JS6;' G GsI CO 2rT f271 FFUiRN., nsal.
decor. rooms and kitchenette. will
pvt home on 2-acre tract. neal
R. I. ave-; close to. stores ant
transp.: laundry privil.;. ADEQUATE
heat and hot water, share batf
with / couple; delightful summer
loo, suitable for l or Q adults
with or without car; occupancy Fe6
MRS. LINDSAY AD. 2-sSs9.
9O5 9Th NE large rooms apt.
utilities furnished; $l2, week:
90 10 BELMONT RID, NV. Ant, 22-
La bus; bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit. bath
laund.; / or 2 girls. cple.; pvt. entr
1453 RHODE IS. AVE. N.W.-Lge
front rm. with stove; cleo: refrg.
$40 wk. sEl.. S12 wk. dbl. GO
1854 NEWTON ST. N.w.-ruTn. SCI
TT% lh ,!{ F rS v. hot , Plate s slaE
N.E.-NICE Ink. RIM. on LIST a.
good refrg. and gas range; doubl
1871 stS' And RI MONROE N.I.@Lge.. 1t
trac. front; TV.- new ,refrg.; nea
buses, stores; $40 wk. SCI. LA
Mr.. iii. CH. CIRCLE, D. ca Lowell
rms. pvt. home; for ! empl; LADY
CoL 6GaIf@ossl AT1fIEsAc; PevIy s ass
rms, hot-yateT heat. mel: gas an
cleo S44.6O. EN-. 3-0191.
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APIS. FURNISHED c.

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA--Bedrm., liv
rm.. dinette. kit, bath. Efficiency
studio rm.. kit. dinette, dressing nm
and bath. Also bachelor apt. Elk
18th Col UAIBIA-Lge. 2-twin bedrm
apt. good furn., linens. blankets
utils Girls. $40. AID. 2-76SS. --26
EOS D NW.-One-rm. apt. 2nd-fi
7 TssE re "a. O Si16 70 per VIZ: 2b BE
4th 81. NV, 4626-Cozy apt; work
ing couple; bedrm., liv. rm., kit,
din, bath; pvt. home. tn. 2-1977,
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APIS FURNlsHEp-vA.

APT; garage; new
ly decorated: pleasant SURROUNDINGS;
North Arlington; especially suitable
quiet. friendly couple: convenient
transp,, stores. etc. KE. 8 -'fS
ARL., mr.. Mem. bridge; newly lurn.
de luxe. extra lge.. and . bedrm.
apis. S99.50 to $40. JE. 3-7476.
AVAIL. NOW-Lse. liv. rm.. twin
bedroom. tile bath with shower.
kitchen. For l or . men only. Some
maid service. most convenient to
Pentagon. OF 4-S035. -25
so. AKLINGTON-3 rms. and bath.
pvt. entr., empl. married cple. only;
immed. possession. $3.50 mo. Phi.
OF. 4-7SS1. "a
$75-one- bedroom apt. in nearby
project, nicely furn.. available for
who will forward mail; occupants
Attractive GRouND-Fii. AR
Lily; rm. bedrm.. dinette. kitchen.
D. c. and Pent. utik. except tele-
phone. $500. ia. S-546S or ia.
b-563b -24
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COLORED-ROOM. $3.50; front,
$1,000; child accepted; cooking.
tn. 2-5471.
COLORED-LGE. FURN. RIM, next
to bath: kit. privil.: pvt. refgr., pvt.
telephone. NO. 7-76SS.
COLORED-13th ST, N.W.-Desir-
able room with inclosed porch for
cpl. or gentleman. Very reas.
PRIVILEGES, tn, 2-2649
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Rooms FURNISHED-S.E.-S.W

1894 A ST.-Single room for gentle
man; private home. near Armory
81 per week. Ii 1885.
2O5 Ord ST. S.E.-Double and ssle.
CAPITOL" Apply at premises any
N 1sSns CAPITOL. ROOMS FOR RENT
SIS and up II: 3.9IQ2. 20
cOIORED-I412 Z ST. S.E.-Neat.
warm room, for single or double;
privileges. Ii. 7-0733.
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and 5aih s4S to rms a ssdr psI m 81
6-e67O between io-e pm. :
AIRLINGTON.-Newly decorated apt. a;
liv. rn., bedrm., Kit. and bath. 500
Rfff5 'o Or gs "a. s 81 UTILITIES Cali JA B.
ARLINGTON ,close-in)-Two bed
freshly decorated eco; heat Thd ana "a ae pa:
furnished. $40 mo. Garage space
available; ADEQUATE storage in base
ment. Adults preferred Short walk
Lee Ice MY IVY shhoppins: / blk; Pe2tagon
cail KE. s-s4ss, ali day S"i Sunday Or !:
Issl:7s FIT I e'f TaYnoR ST.. Arl.- 81
n aSiss Isn't I-i FIT; reas' Tor q
B 81 T,,i APT [;;,I rms. pvt; entrsnce:
ATTRACTIVE RsaISi VIZ Fo 81 CoU 1fI Or 2
businesswomen in private home, /
o occupant; 10 min. Pentagon and
WOULD YOU LIKE q nice honey
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station at the window. Porch. liv.
rm.. din. rm.. bedrm. bath and kit.
all utils. incl. gas. furnace, COM
pieteiy furnished. silver. china, ETC.,
500 mo; 1856 Lee hwy. Arl., Va,
NATIONAL. ArRPoRT-Just of Mt.
Vernon blvd. Sew. apis. avail. for
tmmed. occupancy; all utils furn.
500 mo. Corner Bashford lane and
abingdon DIR: SHANNON g. LUCHS
CO. 1905 H. st. NV. MA. S-2345.
1-BEDRM. APT. furn.. pvt bath
with shower; ali utils. furn.. EN- Il.
couple. S63 mo. Pvt. home. ia.
1896.
ARL.-1 -bedrm. apt, close-in; de
luxe apt. bldg, carpeted halls. SUI
perior sound insulation; parquet
floors, 3 lge. closets. 500 incl.
utils. ia. 5-6534.
FALLS CHURCH. bedrm., liv. rm..
kit. and bath, End f., pvt home;
adults only. .S85 per smo.. incl.
BASEMENT APT. rm.. kit. and
bath. or 2 empl. persons. sos a
month. Otis 4-8081.
ARLINGTON BLVD. Different. Be
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$3.50 with utilS CE 6-4ONA
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The John Kilpen Hotel
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CNT0pEn

HOS A 81. N.E.-LGe., pleasant rm
refgr.. hot plate, semipyt, bath. $5(
mo. See MRS. MASSEY on premises
or LhOne MA. S-0010.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHEp-p c.

SHIPIEY PARk-One and two bedrm.
apis, in .ovely Sc. apt develop
aren't: extra-large rooms. picture
windows, plenty Of closet space
storaG. rooms and laundry facili-
tles cow tc bus. schools and shop
ping center: Office located at 1900
pota Sc s. to see Co. @-"'"o '0f ap-
I AND = BEDRMS.-s.E.. Congress
Hts.-GEO g. KING CO., Est. 1925.
clio Nichols ave. s.e. LU. 4-250l
2-BEDRM, APIS. in modern new
bldg; cow to transp.. schools and
shopping Avail. now MORRIS
MILLER REAL ESTATE. JU. 5-5S00
S13 e. CAPITOL ST. = rms, kit.
bath; 3 expos; SOS, with utils. ST
3.S220; EN-. 3-l994: -25
1851 HARLEM PL. N.W.-Three- rm
apt: pvt. home; cow. trauSp. and
shopping; $50. incl. utils. RIA.
6-0S1S. "a
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APIS. FURNisHED-MD.

TAkOMA PK.-Liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit.
dinette. semipvt. bath: child vel.
come; S6s,50; utils. JU. 9-4299
TAKOMA PARK. Flower ave- bed
I'm. apt; newly decorated: mr.. trans:
c9o S.il sSn pS Six Nj No o-s'4 rms XII
bus stop at door. La coNGA APIS,
94l2 Baltimore blvd. ~
TAKOMA PARK--Liv. rm.. dInette
kit. bath and bedrm.; brick apt.
s9oo0 V WA 7sdso s'G eves s JU NnS
COLLEGE PARK, 1905 Yale ave-
store; $3.50. WA. 7-s331. Il
TRANSIENT or permanent rms.
sn1 S d,nstts; bath s1,, Y,ils; Dvt sntr
vile. Nd rooms and bath. pvt.
sntI..;; utils. incl: no children. WA.
TAKoMA-Bedroom. living I'M. kit,
bus and shopping. JU. 5-s545
MYATTSviLLE-rwo bedrms-. iiv.
IN, kitchenette and private bath,
entire Ind a.. all COW. WA. 7-@s43
ADJOINING Silver Spring, Md.
best section SO of ' Tak ons PCS Pa. Nd
Nr. new shopping center and bus
Liy. rm.. bedrm.. beau. kit. built
In units Lee. elec; refgr. Tile
per mo. incls. all utiis.; nothing else
TO pay. Phone JU. 5-24O6.
Silver Spring. Md.
Beautiful mod. apt. in excel: cond; {;
nicely furn;; pvt. entr.: loo. in mod.
PTk at apt bldg; in best sect; , Of TAX
6 6hs ese beau u Kit Et bui HI 0s Snlfs
cleo. refgr.; tile bath, built-in tub,
shower. auto. oil heat. $50 per mo
incl, ui 81 5g n9aains else to pay
TAKOMA PK.-Efhc; apt; pvt. entr.;
on bus line: empl. lady or cple.;
COW. shopping JU. 9-369:!.
FIT. MEADE AREA--New 2-bedrm.
I apt. in Aunt brick apt. bldg; 3
space. Cow. transp,; schools. 500,
COTTAGE CITY@EquiT' to 3 rms,
Reas. Mr.. trans. Adults only 37l5
1870 avenue; Cottage City. ..a-
apt: porch and yard: nicely furn;;
9-3139. -36
1911 GARLAND AVE, TAX. Park, Md.
= furn. apis, gas, light. wash.
mach. and telephone. JU. 9-5434.
MT. RAINIER. near District line. .
rms. pvt. bath. pvt. entr. Adults.
$3.50. WA. 7-l49S.
TAKOMA Pk.-CoZy 3-rm. and bath
apt, sos mo-. 81 Ethan Allen ave;
also 2-rm. eff apt. $50 mo-, 7l2
Maplewood ave Apply or call
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE. JU.
OIL Sun. and weekdays.
Sab RIVERDALE RD.-2 rms, kit
bath. refgr.. in small apt. bldg; :;
near bus; ADULTS: $50. WA. 7-3473.
FURN. 3-rm. apt;
pvt. entr.: walk-in closets: garage
COW. TO Andrews Ar Force Base;
SllO mo. Cypress 1-9495.
LAUREL, MD.-FirSt fl. apt. in e.
apt. bldg: mod. improvements; for
adult couple. Call MRS. REDMlLES.
Ills Main st, Laurel 653-M or
EN-: 2-6SB5 D. c.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD Cont

SINGLE RM.. in private home. witt
garage included. HU. 3-7563. -2t
CALVERT HOUSE. l4O1 18th st NV
Attrac. rms. singles. doubles; Sc
selected menus. switchboard, Tv,
aoOI CoLUMBIA RID. NV. at Conn
ave.-Nice rms. good meals: rec
rm., TV, ping-pong, piano: on bus
and carline. Young people. Singles
ATTRACTIVE LGE. RIM. for mother
and school-age. girl. All family priv
ileges tn. 2-l131. 81
2lS0 r ST. N.W.--Rates. from S65
per mo-. includes 2 meals per day
maid and Secretarial switchboa rd
service. MRS. BUTTON. HO. 2-7600
Ia27 18th ST. Nw.-Lge. end A.
front rm.. pvt. bath; sgle. rm. from
SIS per week up. --26
ATTRACTIVE, comfortable. 2nd-h
rm. in q real home, for elderly peo-
pie; very good meals. 2206 Wis. ave
NV. EN-. 2-5309, "a
14O6 18th N.W.-Sgle.. End fl. frt.;
dbles., triples; best food or without;
free Tv, Bendix. AID. 2-5754.
The John Kilpen Hotel
23lO ASHMEAD PL NV.
" block of Conn. ave overlookins
Rock Creek Park away from traf.
nc noise; cow. transp.; dble. and
sgle.. rms, pvt baths avail: excel
meals; rates; $l7.50 wk. up. no
S-356h
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5735 14th ST. NV,
New apt. BLDG; liv. rm., dinette, bed
I'M. Kit. bath. utils. incl; SllO mo
RA. 3-3776. 81
1924 18th ST. NV.
Two bedrms.. liv rm.. kit. and bath
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HAYWOOD GARDENS
4101 HAYWOOD PLACE
MT. RAINIER. MD.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Just across the District line, bu,
tare. COW. to shopping center ano
theater: excel. bus transp.
Nicely furnished apt, recep. hall. liv
rm.. dinette. bedrm., kit. and bath
$l05 incl. utils.
Recep. hall. liv. rm., dinette, . bed.
rms. kit. and bath. Sla4.o0 incl
utils: avail. February l.
Plenty Of parking. lovely grounds
Annlv In nersnn WA 1-RC0N. p
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COMFORr UNLIMlrED for lin

rent. in new air-cond. BLDG. located
in NV embassy section at Meridian
Hill Park: elegant apts. for .;
compl. furn.. linen. silver. china,
etc; plenty Of closets: full bath and
secy. service. 1878 Euclid st. NV
HUI. 3-3402. -2f
9I8 3rd ST. SEE rms. kit, semi
pvt. bath. clean, attrac; couple
only; good transp. IL. 3-659S.