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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11

COLORED-I-ROOM, eficiency apt,
n g i LIN Lincoln *. Il. i-7so so s or
c0io6RsReDf - LGE. BEDROOM, lee.
venientiy located; 18th and p sts.
NV. For details cAl NO. 7-1626.
ccLoRED - MODERN studio rrn.,
ia ath j. st. H ad essa A ha;se 6 81 and
CoIoRED-BELMoNT HD. NV
furn. apts.: pvt kit So and 81
per wk.. incl. utils. At bus stop.
See custodian, 1906 Belmont I'd.
APT. 2, Quiet adl,lts. EN-. 2-1965.
coLoRED-N,w. sEcTIoN-1 Of 3
employed adults. Reasonable. Ho.
C6IsoSSSEiD-LovELY 1-BEDRM. Apt.
s:s l,f, RAJ a4t s-o saa Park rd. LIB su
cSLo SRREEiD -; nc I. AtfiT-kurn. i y
Independence ave. Sc, Ii. 6-l3e6.
coLoRED - NORTHWEST % biks.
in school, man Or woman. / bedrm.,
COLORED-25I5 I7th 81. NV. mr..
Columbia I'd; bedrm:, kitchen. porch;
COLoRED@N.E. sECTToN-Apti for
rent, very reas.; no objection to
81 sddoa 500 block gath st. ne.
coIoRE ESC BEDRMs.. liv, rm..
kit. and bath with "a bath OF
master bedrm,; $50 mo-. ntils. in
clgd.o 1923 c st, ne, J. r. BOONE.
c6EoRED@s Ice. RMS, kit. and
semipvt. bath: no children; on
COL ORED - 3473 HOLNIEAD pl.
n.w.--2 rms, kitchen and bath;
utils. f,irn. Monday call HO. 2-67I2.
C0LORED-1438 FAIRMONT Nv
Few Groom apis. pvt. and share
bath adults; open to 4 pm. RA.
COLoRED-1s11 R. L AVE. NV
1-bedTm; apt, pvt. bath; $40 mo.
CoIoR RISSsi ONTARIO pl. NV.
tnear Columbia rd. Two nice q
room, kitchen. bath apartments;
500 mo-. includes utilities; respon-
sible couples only. THOS. d. WALSH.
INC. s1b 18th st. NV. DI. 7-7557.
COLORED-VACANT
or 2 rms. kit. semipvt. bath: chill
dren accepted. 361S 10th st. NV.
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AIS. fuRNlsNEp d. 9.

ONE VERY Ice. M. and kitchen.
nth. incl; lady only; SIS no.
1919 Woodiey Ri. NV. II 1
lSI9 ALLISON ST. N.w.-4Nict Turn,
spt. good for married couple o.
1858 ADAMS MILL, m, nj. 18TH and
Columbia rd.--Large 2-bedrm. apt.
beautifully fufn., din. YEa.. Nv, rm.
aga kit. linen and dishes furn.;
large enc. eompistsly Turn. &c.
commodities 2; S72 80. 1anitor On
premises; NO. 7-27e6; weekdays,
NE. 7-b700. I'll
1925 CLIFTON ST. N.W.--2 large
rooms. freshly painted. twin beds:
500 moi IN to right persona ii nom
drinking gentle home. CO. 6-4060.
APT. HOUSE. N.W2 rms. bath;
COOKING factl.;, pvt. entr.; main
Refs. exehanged. AID. 4-66i3. LIP
1897 D ST. S.E.-3 rms, kit. pvt.
an utils. Id. 1855. IL t. Il
I113 RHODE ISLAND AVE. Me-.
Completely furnished ant; $50 mo.
Also room; b week. 10s
$500 nth ST.. end or Mt. Pleasant
c s 4 i'm. : efncisncy. 1st A.; $i5
17th AND CHURCH SITS. N.W.At.
trae.. 1-bedfm. apt. completely 1nrn
Nv optional; vacant AUX. i. NO
1854. Apt. 401. Ill
HAMPTON COURTS APIS. 2OIs
New Hampshire ave. n.W.-Oue bed.
room, living room. dinette. kitchen
and bath. nicely furnished, al
utilities incl; elevator building. CO
s$s I6NGFELEoWSy ST, N.W.12.
bedrrn. nice clean apt. in Qhiei
nghbghd.: 500. incl. utils. RA
SCOTT CIRCLE AREA, 1897 10Th It
=. y. house 3, lily liy i rI bsdr n z.
4 to Z, Or for appt.. call JU. g.
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CLEAN. cool. / or . bedfnis.. iiv, rl,..
q; adults only. 40 pets VA.
M. RAIsgIER-2 hedrms.. lit. ~.
rIn.. dining rni.. tile bath and
able 3 or A adults. WA Il 9t306&.
GIRL TO SHARK apt, * blk. end Of
expr. JIG Takoma busline: pvt, Tm.
ia. 0-27O0. ---lR
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Complete ely Equipped
M ss ~ w. . f e eEa IA ss n sash
Mr.. Naval Hospital, Bethesda. SITE
per mo. Gail Mr.. HEIIiMAN ut no.
Seeso.
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TEXAS GARDENS APIS,

Has several Of our beautiful. large
handsomely furnished and deenrAtee
1-bedrm. apis. available for imme.
date occupancy. Rents from 500
incl. all utils. See resident man.
ager on PREMISES.
Jess Fisher Management Co
1890 x St. NV. TX. s-1sil
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Apt. VALUES

! 30 bern q, " Y m e. ainstss ~. ana
1850 ATTN 81 an.
New bldg; excel. trannp. and ehop-
ping bedEm Nv. rrp.. dinetfe.
81. and bath. incl, al utils $3.50.
2sls LINCOLN RID. NE.
| hedrn. Nv I'm. dinetts kit ana
bath. Incl utils.; SIS.
TOO q sT. an
! oeorm.. nv fua.. kit and bath.
1901 Sin ct s.w
bath, SA6 par mo.
<sia HALEY TERRACES en-.
hs Dsorn akAa Nv ~ 70. dinssts' ~ ana
il pANBURY ar, N
ss SSarn siaslaSxS; rn- dinstts. kit and
n: .;s,- sis, 2 a sEi.. 4 >. N.
1895 "a OF, MI
knae' apt. incl al ntils.. @b4.tO.
l01 b er. s.R.
esdrma Nv. rn,. dinette. KIT, bathi
ga MASS. AvK. Nh.
Elne. apt; $50 per mo.
1885 Srd sT. NE.
eedEn., Iv. rm., dinetts. kit, bathl
$3.50 Der mo.
$500 GEORGIA AVE-. NV.
hedTm,, Mv. rrn.. dfnette. kit. hath.
incl AL uttls.; 37b per mo.
r. A. HTyNpHRrES
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21oo CONN. AVE. NV.

Attraetively furnished en-
cheney apartments In this
modern elevator and 24-hr.
switchboard apartment house.
Bee Resident Manager or call
H. L. RUST CO.
Ioo1 18th st. NV. Ma. $500
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PARKLAND APIS.

AV~N = = = y Is ANsNNe
and dressing cieset fnc kitchenl
rent. $3.50 per mo. Phone RE.
1-14OO.
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SENATE COURTS blk. from Sen
ate once bldg. beaut. furn.; roomy
air-cond.; 1-bedrm. apt: elev. bldg
100 c st. ne, LII. .6-4466. Ill
3Dl8 4th ST. S.E.-Lge. liy, rm.
ger chest refrg.: garbage disposal
exhaust fan: nicely furn. $75 me-
Call MR.. GOODMAN, 10. $3.50
1717 Il ST.. N.w.-Beaut. 1-bdrm
apt; compl. redec.; elev. bldg; cony
0594 or UN 4-54SS. -12
CAPITOL HILLr--Two apts.: all utils.
one block H. o. bldg: reasonable
Ii. 3-3301. H.
Sc. nv. rm. din. rm., bedrm.. XII
and bath, lge. screened summe
1915 IRVING 81. NV. on 14tS--
bedrm., kitchen and bath. Employe
adult. $45 mo. AID. 2-3104. Apt.
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ART. HUNTTNa MADE EKe1
LOOKING Tor loveIy furn. apt. Il
feAs. rept9 Wonderful selections
al parts p, e. Let me show you
For Tree rental service, call MANDEL
NE. S-6414. sun. 1-6 pm. or week
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WooDLEY PL. NV. 27O7, near
Shoreham Hotel; nicely furnished
room and den. with private bath;
2 gentlemen; reas. AID. 4-5934.
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27OO BLK. CONN. AvE.-Bedrm, liv.
rm., Pullman kit, bath, closets,
attic space; $50, utils. incl. linz
2 RMS, kit, rear porch. share bath.
Nice. dry bsut. with pvt. shower. and
l 9si1 a HART xSai a. 81. NV NV and .
h;s apt s liy 81 tn r.. .un porch.
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WE HAVE ATTRACTIVE APIS. Of
the one, two or three bedrm. types,
nicely, furnished on short or long
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BASEMENT APARTMENT, partly
iurnishsd; Gig North CAPITOL st.
ENTIRE End FLOOR, pvt. home-s
bedrms., liv. rm., modern cleo. kiteh-
en- and bath. Conv. transp. Ia. g.
7112. May be seen By appointment.
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sHIPLEY PARK GARDENS APTs

Attractively furnished, brand-new
and 2 bedrms.. liv. rm., dinette, kit
and bath; large rms, picture win
dows, ample closet space and laun-
dry facilities; convenient bus and
shopping center: ONCE on develop
n1ent. 3400 25th st. Sc. 10. 2-0135.
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You can rent . lge. furn, newiy
dec. 1-bedrm. apt. with all up-to-
date convens. in mod. apt. bldg
with carpeted halls for S105 per mo.
incl; al uttls, $40 per mo. viii b
applied to the purchase Of the
furniture we are selling at q sac.
rihce, because we are discontinuine
our furn. apis. CHILLUM MANOR
APIS. Missouri ave. and N. Capito
St., RA. 3-4454. Ill
Evening star., 1954-10-13

ulate the unregulated New York
Coffee and Sugar Exchange in
the event this should be rec
commended.
Douglas B. Bagnell, assistant
administrator of the authority.
a witness at the hearing. pointed
out that the Agriculture Depart
ment had recommended regula-
ton Of the exchange in line with
other commodity exchanges. He
added, however, there would be
some enforcement problems be-
cause a large number Of traders
live outside the United States.
Mr.. Bagnell testified that some
of the practices alleged by the
Federal Trade Commission
against the exchange could lead
to excessive speculation and
price manipulation in coffee
trading.
Earlier this week the FTC
filed a formal complaint against
the Coffee and Sugar Exchange,
its officers and members, and
blamed In substantial part the
spiraling increases in coffee
prices in 1853 and 1854 on the
New York coffee traders.
Evening star., 1954-10-13
Senator's May Urge
Federal Supervision
OF Coffee Trading
BY Cecil Holland

A Senate Banking subcom-
mittee today wound up public
hearings on coffee prices with
strong indications it would rec
ommend legislation to bring
trading under Federal super
vision.
Chairman Beall, Republican.
Of Maryland, said he expected
the subcommittee's recommen-
dation would go before the full
Banking Committee next month
and would be ready to submit
to the new Congress in Janu-
ary.
AS the two days of hearing
ended, Senator Beall received
assurance the Agriculture De-
partment's Commodity Exchange
Authority was prepared to reg
Evening star., 1954-10-13
BY Gornett D. Homer
Ssor Siuff eosrsspendsnt

Sfur S10I &0NuspOssaSHs
DENVER, oct. 13.-The Eisen-
hover administration today
struggled to overcome political
lrepercussions OF q remark by
Secretary of Defense Wilson that
made many people think he was
comparing jobless persons TO
"kennel-fed dogs"
Telephone conferences between
the temporary White House here
and Mr.. Wilson In Detroit
brought these developments late
yesterday:
i. President Eisenhower, de-
scribed as "sure" the initial re-
ports Of q Wilson press confer
ence Monday did not fully re-
fleet" his meaning. stood behind
his Defense Secretary with a
statement that he never had
found Mr.. Wilson ''in the slight
est degree Indifferent to human
misfortune"
2. Mr.. Wilson issued q state
ment charging that his remark
had been distorted to make polit-
ical capital against the Republi-
cans.
Answer Awaited.
Still to come was an answer
from the President to an angry
telegram, sent him by CIO and
UAW President Walter Reuther,
demanding that Mr.. Wilson re-
tire from public life" unless ne
retracted the "kennel-fed dog
remark.
Meanwhile, Gen. Eisenhower
stepped up his personal activity
in the Republican campaign to
retain control of Congress in the
November elections by schedul-
ing an appearance next week in
Pennsylvania, where unemploy-
ment has become a major cam
paign issue.
There was no stated connec-
ton between the Pennsylvania
appearance and the furor stirred
In organized labor and political
circles by Mr.. Wilson's remarks
that were seized on by foes of
the administration as a slur
against the unemployed.
Announcement that the PreSi-
dent would be host at an out
door luncheon on october % at
his Gettysburg, Pa. farm for 1t.
Gov. Lloyd H. Wood, Repub-
lican candidate for Pennsylvania
Governor, and other Republican
candidates in the State was
buried in a memorandum" re-
leased to the press which sum-
married. the Eisenhower schedule
for the next few weeks.
A Day of Concern.
It came at the end of q day
of evident concern at the tenn
porary White House over the
possibly damaging effect of Mr.
Wilson's controversial remarks
on the campaigns of Republican
congressional candidates in
areas where unemployment is a
problem.
And. whether by pure coinci-
dence or otherwise, 1t came or
the same day Associated Press
wires carried a story from Har-
risburg. Pa, reporting that
Pennsylvania Republican leaders
were hoping Gen. Eisenhower
would visit their State before
Election Day to give their cam.
paign "shot in the arm" Il
said the Pennsylvania G. o. P
leaders conceded that unemploy.
ment had become a major cam
paign issue there.
Acting White House Pres
Evening star., 1954-10-13
Administration Seeks to End
Furor Over Wilson Statement

Secretary Murray Snyder late
yesterday produced a partial
transcript of Mr.. Wilson's re-
marks. and q statement by the
President. after reporters for
hours had vainly sought some
White House reaction to the
affair.
When he finally met reporters
yesterday afternoon Mr.. Snyder
told them that ''the President
said this morning he was sure
the initial newspaper reports did
not fully reflect what Mr.. Wilson
said or meant"
Partial Transcript in Star.
| MIR. Snyder said the partial
transcript appeared In The
Washington Star yesterday as
transmitted by the Associated
Press after being made avail
able by the Republican State
Committee in Michigan. He said
he obtained quotations from 1t
by telephone from the Associated
Press.
/ One reporter asked Mr.: Sny-
der if he could guarantee the
accuracy of the transcript,
especially since he understood
Mr.. Wilson had used a more
earthly word than "haunches" In
describing how kennel-fed dogs
would sit and yelp. Mr.. Snyder
said he could not guarantee the
transcript.
Administration concern over
the affair was demonstrated by
the fact the President regarded
the possible political repercus-
SionS seriously enough to issue a
statement saying problems of un-
employment are engaging the
earnest and persistent efforts" of
ethe administration.
The Presidents statement,
read to reporters by Mr.. Snyder,
began with this reference to Mr..
Wilson: 1--WE never found him in
the slightest degree indifferent
to human misfortune"
It continued:
This administration respects
the dignity and is concerned with
the welfare and prosperity of all
our Nations citizens. It is lib
eral in all matters affecting
human problems and seeks in
every way to enlarge the op-
portunities open to Americans.
''It is unfortunately true that.
in spite of record peacetime
employment, there are areas
suffering economic dislocations
as the aftermath of war and
imitation.
every one of these is en-
gaging the earnest and persistent
efforts of the administration so
that all our people may partici-
pate IN a constantly rising peace
time prosperity" .
Asked If the White House saw
nothing Objectionable in Mr.
Wilson's remarks. Mr.. Snyder
said he had nothing to add tc
the Presidents statement.
He then was asked why the
President felt it necessary tc
make a statement on the situa'
ton. His reply was: 1.-The fac
remains that he made 1T de
not probe the reasons behind his
decisions.
Mr.. Snyder said that, in {
telephone conversation, Mr.. vii.
son had told him it was ridicu-
lous to think he had applied hi
.kenhel-dog analogy to any sit
uation except that of a boy whC
was relieved of the necessity o1
going to Korea and yet woule
5 not go 100 miles for a job.
Evening star., 1954-10-13
u. S. Consumer Credit
"A Times Prewor Totul

NEW YORK tins total OF
consumer credit outstanding In
the Nation at the start Of 1854
was about four times the COM
parable figure just before World
War II.
The figure, which includes
charge accounts. service credit.
and iilstallment loans. totals
just under $40 billion. That's
the equivalent Of nearly one
eighth of all the peoples SPEND
able income combined after
taxes last year, the highest such
proportion on record.
Evening star., 1954-10-13
Nine Killed in Crash
OF Netherlands Truins
~ The Assoeic,ed Pres

~ NV SSsocsutso rtess
ELST. Netherlands. Oct. 13.--
A speeding Diesel express crashed
into a committing train here to-
day. killing at least nine persons,
Among the dead was the driver
Of the express. Rescue workers
searched the wreckage for other
possible victims.
The crash was the first major
disaster on the government
owned railways since World
War II.
Evening star., 1954-10-13
Old Volcano Area

SANTA FE.--Nine sections OF
New Mexico once had active vol
canoes and United States high
ways So and $50 both cross large
lava-fiow deposits left there
years ago.
Evening star., 1954-01-04
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. G
MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1854

Be smart! Buy your intimate apparel
in January and SAVE ON YOUR FAVORITE
BRANDS OF LINGERIE AND FOUNDATIONS!
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APTs. fURNlsHED-VA.

share bath: partly furn.: near Fort
Myer, GeOrgetogn: lady: $40. All
Newly dec: liv. rn;. kit. dressing
utils;: avail; immed. Cali ia: o.
N.-Bedrm.. kit. semi
pvt; bath bath; c ntil' incl s,d " blks to
rm'. kit. and bath, SIS to $500
Call TIE 6-667O between 1915
ARL.-Nice transient apt, mr.. Pen
tagon. Completely equip. with pvt.
kit. and bath. Children. Maid serv-
ice; Pets. IA; g-S45%; Ia
eompetely t mn z Tor Ns So a eaeb
person. ia. S-1502. --12
ALEX.--Unsurpassed in COW. down
town loc.; .attrac. dec. and furn.
. rms. mod. kit. and bath; liv. rm.
has folding, Murphy in-a-door bed:
s svt f s5s Prince G1 B. st. Apply Ipy gay XII
S59.5Owclean, cozily furn. apt. incl.
utils. for employed Christian couple;
private entrance; parking space,
E ga5dss. 9 hSy a.4 saGp and buses "a
NEARBY vIRGINiA-Light. airy
English bsmt. apt. in spac., secluded
country place. Heat. hot water, eled
stove. refgr. provided. partly fur
nished; $50 per mo. MRS. STANLEY
CARPER, Broker. Mclean. Va. Ell
ARLINGTON bedrm. apt. in apt
bldg, mr.. Fit. Myer; 10 minis. D. C.;
ideal for 3 or people. IA. 2-1641
FURN. MOD. APT; separate cottage,
sonnet pref. Springfield. Va. BOX IS,
near Shirley hwy. Road GA. XII
e y8itR NICELY FuRN. APT,
washing ma machinei all gtils . pvt
S. ARL.. II13 Goth st rms, kit.
and bath: adults only; close tc
transp Otis 4-9l44. Ill
FALLS CHURCH-On busline; attrac-
lively, furn;, 3-rm. and bath apt.
includes. all utilities linens. dishes
and cooking utensils; private park
e.BEDRMii Isl ist-F FL Apt. completely
furn;; conv. N. Arl. location; garage;
SI12 mo, Call KE. s-6677; eyes,
A Il 3lSItIi vA.-comb. iivlped.
ALEX., 3 nice apis. well located.
newly decor, new refer., private
quiet. refined. lovely garden, adults:
SOS. S7S. SS5. Call Mon. till 8 and
after 6. TIE. 6-3439.
so. ARLINGTON bedrm. furn
apt. LIST floor. lovely surroundings
close Pentagon. Otis 4-332S.
SUBLEASE-2 bedrm. duplex compl
furn., all utils., S125 mo. until Oct.
Is: Parkfairfax. Initial adm. fee
S25. Children under teen age and
animals not accepted. XII. S-S737
- Air conditioned g
bdrm. apt: beaut. furn. W. antiques
3 f1replaces. original col mantels,
every convenience. cleo. kit, auto
washer and DRYER. TIE. 6-6S39
Observation-Disclosures apt. huge
living rm W. . big fireplaces. tile
bath. Pullman kit, auto washer
and dryer. beau. furn.; first floor,
private; park. sp. COW. to transp
40i S. HIGHLAND. ARLINGTON
Near schools and buses, all utilities:
share nice home with two adults
$50. ia. S-5373.
FALLS CHURCH. bedrm. unit
apt. bldg, private po'ch. yard,
Gony; e everything. KE. s;6sss,
rms, twin beds in one): excellent
cond,: gar; COW. Pentagon; Sis.
IKE. S-0656, Ia
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APIS. FURk.-MD. tcens.l

TAkOMA PARK--Newly decor, liv.
rm.. bedrm., kit. pvt. bath. pvt.
ssasT Dl t. a aSss i1a r. s ST. ns
Lee e y BsMT. APT. incl. mha !;
fully pvt; sep. entrance; tiled floor;
cow. yet quiet loo. in Hyattsville;
1867 sSs' Fl FLoW Wi AVE. aHE1srd floor i ait
$50 per mo; Ground foor. $3.50 $50,
per mo-: quiet adults. 8. d. A. EN-.
MT RR2AINIER. MD.-Lge. li vi RIM.
mod. kit, tile bath, LIST A.: no linens
OF kit. utensils furn.; for cple., no
cniidren; mr.. stores. churches and
g EGG transp.; $50. Call WA, q
e BEDRMs.. liv, rm,, kit. bath: suit
SoS Sind ave. Capitol HEIGHTS Nd.
~ SnoS WARY any time. Call 10. s-1354 or
NICELY FyRN.. 8 rms. and bath
s s1p5SS nrepl. PVT. ENTRANCE. 10. g.
1,BEDRM: APT. private bath. pri-
RLvERDALE - bedrooms, living
room. dinette, kitchen and bath.
! block from streetcar; S95. TN.
S-ROOM APARTMENT, furnished: no
cnildren; and 2 separate bedrooms,
newly decorated; list floor next to
Sunday sura can WA al'e a-7sessa sat or all day
MT. RAINIER, MD.-3 rooms. kitch-
en- and bath. private entrance: block
to bus: utils. incl; adults; SIS, WA
.I-SSh5 after IL noon.
SILVER SPRING, apt. house; ca
p pstnou 2;nedrm- sun porch apt,
I sse. p 81 vo nlsely . tTrn 81 apt
utils. JU. S-9s86.
LAYTONSVILLE-Nicely furn. apt,
al utils:. pvt. bath: desirable for
rreftired cple,; quiet home; reas.. rent
TAX. Pk.' 1888 Carroll ave.-Nicely
Adults; Ssh. IT, 49, e-S sSSS. transO'
ADJOINING Silver Spring, Md
Beautiful. modern apt. in excel.
condition; new furniture; located in
mSodefn prick apt. bldg. mr.; Silver
Park. Md. Mr.. new shop. center and
bus; lge. liv.. rm.. l lge. bedrm.,
dinette, beautiful modern kitchen,
built-in units, Ice. cleo. .refgr.; tile
bath. built-in tub and shower: lge.
$40 per mo-. incl. utils.; nothing
TAkOMA PARK-De luxe Arm. CO.
operative, apt; beautiful loc.. gar
dens and park; firepl.. sliding dr.
closets. tile bath. de luxe kit. good
furn,,; price moderate to quiet nom
drinking. adults. Call JU. 5-320s.
woman pref. Silver sHv H sprfns E su5ur1
ban. JU. 9-O799
1919 FLOWER AVE, Takoma Park
Apt. /. 2 bedrms., liv. rm.. dinette.
kit bath completely furn: 500
per mo. A. S. GARDINER & CO.
1851 L st. NV. Ma. S-0334.
TAX. PIX, attrac., new furn., redec.,
liv. rm., kit. din. bedrm. 3 lge.
closets; thermoStat; 3 expos; cool.
LIST H.; S97 so; adults. JU. $3.50.
TAKOMA PIX. 1850 Carroll ave-
2-rm. terrace apt. for gentleman or
cple. for some service. Refs.
TAKOMA PARK-Lov. 5-rm. apt: 2
pvt. entrances and firepl.: near bus
and shopping. JU. S-452S and JU.
HYATTsyILLE-4 rms: pvt, entr.:
bath and porch: mr.. everything: on
busline:: newly decor: children well
come; $50 mo; AP; 7-l975.
TAKOMA PARK-Clean, attractive 2
rms PVT. bath: ,Mtils. incl; ideal
for 2: S75 mo: JU. 5-6456. Ia
TAKOMA PARK, near sanitarium-1
rm. and kit. on 2nd FIR. $50, incl
Mtils. Ewes, JU. 9-0741.
APARTMENT FOR RENT. $55 no.:
will accept one child. UN. 4-7SS9,
MRS. BROWN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11

Newly decorated, large. bright rms.
dinettes; attractively furnished, in
well-maintained bldg; switchboard,
elevator and mail desk service. To
inspect apply at desk or call MRS.
EICKS co k.TAnn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11

COW. NV. LOCATIONS rooms
newly decorated. reas.. utils. incl
1922 9Th st. NV, RA. o-3676. Iii
rms, kitchen. bath; heat and hot
water furnished. newly decorated.
$50 per mo. Key with janitor. 1888
Ames st. ne ]. MERRILL CONNER.
DI. 7-2O02. 633 Investment Bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11

NORTH ALEx.-3 hedrms.; 3, 4 OF
5 adults; Minis. airport or PEN
tagon: bus ct corner; avail. immed.
- Liv.-bedrm. comb.
bath, kit; avail. 18th; S85. incl.
utils. RIA. 6-5022. Ill
ALEXANDRIA
and bath; blk. to stores. theater
and bus.
units available.
RIVERVIEW APARTMENTS
1116 N. Pitts st. TIE. 6-0S69