davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1955-01-05

Montgomery County Councils
men are expected to reach q
decision by next Tuesday on d
proposal that q county-paid po-
liceman on county time prepare
and put on q daily police news
broadcast to be sponsored BY q
Silver Spring auto agency.
The proposal was presented
Unexpectedly to the Council
yesterday BY Public Safety Di-
rector Arthur e. Miller and Ra-
dio Station WGAY. The mat
ter was not on the Councils
agendas
Apprehension over the plan
caused the Council to take II
under AMUSEMENT over the OBJ
lection Of Council member Stella
B. Werner. who sought irnmedi-
ate approval.
Although the Couhcilmen ex-
pressed interest IN the safety
education intent cf the program,
as expressed by Mr.. Miller. some
appeared concerned over the
program being sponsored BY an
advertiser.
Chuck Dulane Of WGAY, said
the radio station would pick up
the check for the program time
from East-West Motors. 4 Sil-
yer Spring auto agency.
No Pay to Policeman.
The radio station did not pro-
pose to pay the policeman an
louncer the normal talent fee
for his part In the program. Ne
would be paid by the county Tor
time spent ii preparing and
presenting the program.
Mr.. Dulane said the broadcast
would originate III the Silver
Spring police station.
Mr.. Miller said be did not be-
lieve . policeman doing such 4
program would be permitted TO
receive pay from the station.
Council President ]. 0rahame
Walker said the proposal posed
serious problems IN his mind.
although he described It as 3
good thing II carefully watched. :
1T would have to be very,
very well controlled. /. Mr. Walker
said. He added be could ZEE trial
motions for changes Of venue
because OF what d policeman
might say cn the broadcast.
Robert T. snure. Silver Spring
Councilman. said such police
news reporting should be kan-
died through normal procedures.
with the radio station gathering
its own material and providing
its own announcer.
Libel Danger Seen.
II don't think ! county ON
cial should make these reports
Of crime and trafIlc arrests be-
cause Of the danger Of libel
against the county government. .
Mr.. Snure said.
The silver Spring Council
man added he did NOT think the
county should assume the re-
sponsihilitt of determining
which trafic yi0lators would re-
ceive publicity on the 8 T! -fziinufe
program and which would have
their names even enthusiastically
Witl1hold
ConncilE1ail Wilbuf n. Daueh-
man said Ne xIoubted X tln C0Eln-
en- should rive its olzicial sanction
Evening star., 1955-01-05
Is Shore Votes
60 70 Luber in
Speaker Race
Seeks 5th Straight
erni Is Head of
Maryland House

=. Is. 4
aats I,i,6sr ia the ,n,lch-sov. a.,
eted Is Eastern Shore Demo-
cratic votes and an edge over
his only rival today ii the House
speakership race, the only re-
naming preliminary to Mary
lands oO-day 1855 legislature.
me naltimorean wnn the
shore deleeation after 4 three
hour caucus last night. The
Shore delegates ii ai1nouncina
their decision broke i sneIl 81
anxious WAITING by Nj T,lIber
and Deleeate WIllrinsoilE peinol
crat. al Prince f,aoross 1.his
would be Mr ii6er,s iiiffh
straiglat wear in the i0b
r,.s'. 81. ,.... .....! 1. @ Z < 80. !.
.,stas,.s - sSsls ~ "a. ssssA .s :s 4sgo !
- sss.s Il. y Is.
.sr 49,. 3 a.sss.s. .s'. :
ss.sA s1.I;c;t at.s ~ s.,,s..e... Sss s'0 lp y
so.as.s - su,l,0ls
Other Session Held.
4 similar session was held for
ss,s. sl,e g 1870 -, ea...,. 49, ns,1cLs 9.
~ sss. 49,. = a..N 2oI..,sln y. .s 49, ialll
- 49, . sAssa Sl sl.sy IN, Mou. Ilos
~ auAAals VlsS
Evening star., 1955-01-05
transportation Cost,
OF County Agencies
10 Be Investigated

Al special committee Of the
Prince Georges County Commits
sioners win investigate transpor-
tation costs Of every department
Of the county government, the
board decided yesterday.
Chairman Jesse S. Bageett ap-
pointed himself, Commissioner
Lansdale q. Clagett and Clerk
r. Lee van Horn ID study travel
costs, the .efiiciency' Of bulk
gasoline purchases for the Police
Department, and gas and OIL
expenses at the county garage,
where county-OWned cars and
road maintenance equipment are
serviced.
Seek Econoniy.
Mr.. Baggett said the board
wanted to know whether bulk
purchase Of gasoline for the 20.
lice Department. 3 practice in-
stituted by the previous Repub-
licar, board. Is the cheapest way
to operate police cars. He sug-
eested that it might be cheaper
TO contract with private filing
stations for Police Department
gasoline, but said s.tlle study Will
tell Us that
The Commissioners also In
structed their attorney. william
4. Kahler. to review q dog ordi-
nance enacted several years ago
BY the previous board but never
supplemented.
Dog Pound Problem.
Commissioner Frank j. Last
iler said be had received com-
plants that the county's present
animal welfare program Is prac-
tically non-existent. The ordi-
nance passed hy the Republican
commissioners. after extensive
public hearings. provided for
CONSTRUCTION OF q county ~op-
Grated dog pound To be paid for
from dog license revenues.
Since then. however, the
county has continued TO contract
with . private kennel owner to
keep or dispose Of stray animals
picked up by police and citizens.
The county has no dogcatcfer.
IN other business, the board
voted approval of the county's
6Ist special ifnrovcment district
to provide special service for
residents of the Dupont village
subdivision. The special I'm.
pr0vement district method Of
providing such services as side
walks. street lights and trash
disposal On 4 community basis
was criticised III 3 recent study
Of the county government made
by American University.
Evening star., 1955-01-05
Rockville b Request
More Wafer IN S.
From Area Utility

Rockville,s Mayor and city
Council last night decided to ask
the Washington Suburban Sani-
tary Commission to guarantee
Rockville consumers an addi-
tional half -million gallons Of
water per day next year.
After two years Of drastic bans
on use Of water during the sum-
mer, the city began auenentine
its well supply with water from
the Sanitary Commission last
August. Its present contract
allows the city ID purchase Up To
one million gallons q day ct
retail rates.
The decision 10 ask Tor d
larger water contract was based
on q report hy City Manager
John H. Markland. estimating
the city's water consumption
through 1860
AnAS kkcAlu1tg 4SONtkGcts
The council directed Mr.
MARYLAND to forward his report
IA, y s'.e ...us Sal.sa - sass.un { ...usss:.u
Wv, .Saess 3. ~, ~ s,, n1aal.ass
s.,.ss as.s....,.. =. = go .,,s asoOAs,s 3
! 'sn,alls.'t -. !. ,oe. - - lll''a salloLas
80 49, 4. 1~A.,., Ass1 4, -
........, a naa1naallu - a,l aus.ssu sns y
1snI S.. = s.lc apl,ull.Lllsls 49, "a
sso1'1r. :, q. 1,app - c.sy eIlsaneer.
ML 49,. sapp hvss 81 olAs Msin-
Y walgns ayenue ~ VIII 5Look, g z
Lsocksllss supllyIsl0n. fse Y ~
a.ln ~. nolos = oesLse u clvli en- sn
ss % p,sts,s.,,., Z ~ !. - III, ~ s..s w,
scn ,.ss,,.,.,.t -. ~ =. - 49, ays 49, 80
Ta,,,cT n. y nlnssn, s-s,ss n..;s " .s -, % NJ,
Evening star., 1955-01-05
Mrs. r. Z. Green Named
To Recreation Board

mrs. Roland u. Green of I.ay-
louisville. Nd, yesterday was
named BY the County Council to
q five-ycar term on the Mont
gomery County Recreation
a former teacher ct Leland
Junior High School. she has
been active for several years ID
Parent Teacher Association ac-
tivities. She Is the mother Of
four children. Her husband op-
crates : 3Oo-acre dairy farm.
Evening star., 1955-01-05
Police Raiders
Press Cleanup
OF Chinatown
n Men Arrested
On Gaming chdrge
h H0rcssing Move


Police continued their cam.
paign to clean up Washinetonss
Chinatown by conductlng Two
raids on alleged gambling eslah-
nshments last night.
Striking Ia .'bootlegs raids
after dark. police picked up :
total Of n men ct two addresses
ID the 600 block Of 81 street NV.
IN the heart cf the Oriental
colony. All were charged with
s'disorderly conduct. gambline.n
posted IS collateral and were
released.
The move MI described & the
latest step ID Capt. Thomas
Rasmusen's efforts to make
things uncomfortable for dOps
peddlsrs and samhlers ii Slne
ist precinct
Mafhtslng Action.
Dubbed 'bootleep ~ p0lice,
the raids have f,o legal stend-
ing ii court They are con.
ducted without warrants and
little attention Is paid toward
getting legally sufiicient evi-
dence. They are admittedly 8
harassing action by police.
Credit for the new policy Wa
attributed to widespread reports
OF unrest h the On Leong Mer.
chants Association. The un-
settled condition was caused.
police said. BY the custer Of
George Moy as secretary of the
tong.
Following his defeat early ia
December. police began eefting
reports from informants that
Mr.. Mcy was dismissed because
of his inability To take care Oe
police. /"
Captain Infuriated.
The implication infuriated
Capt. Rasmussen. he iimmtdi.
ately announced his crackd0Wn.
N the past several days poiice-
men from Capt. Raslnusenss pre-
cinct have been entering all Is.
Establishments where gafnbling q
narcotics Is suspected. Since they
are unable to get evidence that
viii stand up IN court. the police
Epointedly make 8 notation of All
present and find i reason 10
bring them to headquarters tor
questioning.
The first raid last night, IN.
dertaken shortly after 3 p,ia.,
was led hY sergt. Al. "A. Meileae.S
John and AN II. d. Cuantriilo.
The other shortly after. waR
headed by sergt. ". q Richard-
son.
Opium Seized.
Principal step III the new cals,-
paign came Monday night with
the arrest az Won sing tpink
Cheeks Lee. III whose home ia
the 600 block Of Taylor street
NE. more than Is pounds of
opium were seized. according 10
police.
Lee was reported to authors
ties BY his wife after the two
had q spat, police said. The
opium was recovered from : hid
Ing place In the ash pit Of Lees
fireplace. police declared.
Commenting on his new policy
and reports Of unrest IN the chi.
iiese business association. Capt.
Rasmussen said:
u don't care what tong they
belong 70. II they violate the
law ! am going ID arrest them.
AT the same time. Capt. Rns.
Snuser served notice on rama
hlers In several Greek criiee
houses In the precinct that they
also would be given the harassing
treatment II conditions weren't
ff1irroNed
Evening star., 1955-01-05

Dr. Harry A. Bofthwick win
discuss the relationship of Light
and plant growth IL . meeting
of the Mems Garden Club 81
hEonfecmery County 1T 3 pm.
tomorrow &c the Battery Park
Clubhouse. Bethesda IA.
Evening star., 1955-01-05
teachers Ask
81 Million Raise
III Fairfax
Larger Tax Base
Would Fin0nce II
School Board Told


Fairfax County teachers today
,,er. s..sing salary increasr,
Il. .. &. s..
tilas Nvuao 1nlss blis suilss
budget ny nearly q million z
year.
The Fairfax Education Associ-
ation, representing the teachers,
yesterday called upon the county
school Board to adopt q pay
scale that would give most teach
ers 3 $500 raise and increase the
ceiling Oh pay 70 $500 8 year.
T,earh.rs v,f, col,eae degrees
v,l,r ,rsIre q, fl,a ~ ~ s,,ain nsitv ~ ~
teac,iy,r ~ stsG 4 II uo,,ld . 81 n from an
81. 400, the beginning salary, 10
81. 400, fof is years experience.
Holders cf masters degrees
would net $500 d year more.
Fisufes Given.
cyrus ii. SDoub. spokesman for
tne teachers said the new salary 2
cost FOR instruction from the
"a, 1871 .008 81 the current school
year 70 81, ,laJ ,s06 next year.
He insisted, however, that the
teachers wouldn't take any
larger chunk Of the county
budget-if the present tax rate
Of S2.75 per 500 Is maintained
because the taxable base Of
the county has risen from $233
million 10 621o million. The
new tax sources win produce the
needed revenue for the pay
raise, he said.
1,l,e bnard deferred Z decision
81 the feu,iest. hlt took action
nn n 8 a n,imber i M N !, schonl NJ I h,,ildinr
issl,es.
s. 81.
~ Open bond hl1s
February i 1t noon was set
81 the date for the opening 81
bids for the issuance 81 SIS mill
lion IN bonds, the final bloc Of
the 81 million In bonds au-
thorized by the voters IN 1858.
The bonds win finance the
last school projects under the
1858 program. A new bond issue
win Be requested some time this
Evening star., 1955-02-05
POMPONIO
ApTs. UNFURN,sHsp-p. c.

1858 NJ ST NV rm. kit, oath; !;
eves esels KE 7so7bs "Fs' in 'o'
3I7 10th ST. N.E.-Newlv dec: liv
rm., bedrm kit bath and porch
A bargain $50 Der mo. See resi-
GhnRGpTowS dent mgT SS pgfmises gfIaisgev wit, tu
utiis ia S-s7U0 no "-6742
=, 3. 4 AND + RM. APTS.. SIC. and
ne, near the Capitol; prices, from
$50 to S75; ! furn. also 5 rms.
and bath in nearby Md. ia. 9-7nt o.
a5I3 18th ST. NV. .-Remodelea kit.
all new equipment; newly decorated /;
bath. SIS mo, 4 bargain, See resi-
dent manager on premises,
EMERSON ST. NV. Kit, bath and
3 lse. rms; $50 per mo. incl. utils,
Call at 435 Emerson st. NV.
rm.. liv. rm,, dinette, kit and path.
close to shops and bus: adults
500 50 plus uitls. RA. .a-I66s; It
400 FAIRMoNT. ST. NV bed
rms. liy. rm., foyer. dining room,
H,tfnsR asiasins aaa nti Gsfe sEs MGR s5SR n u 2
S. i. e. SECTION 5 rooms, unfarn.
all utils. incl; SS5 mo-: Ii. 4-2lS2
14ao MERIDIAN PL. N.w.-4 -rm.
bath, apt, $50. Also l-rm. bach
apt, See JAN, or TU. 10000. --5
BOILING FIELD---Newly decor. l.
bedrm. garden apt; all utils,; S72 80
DSowNToWN NV, mod. eley. bldG.-
Effic., S69.95. utils. incl. Avail
immed AD 4-02T0.
WHEELER TERRACE ATS bed,
rms. SS7 90. all utils., extra large
bedrooms, extra large closets, sep
dinette. incinerator on each floor
close to schools and shopping. In.
uuire MANAGER, 1909 Valley ave
s.e., Apt. l02. Phone 10. 3-3go7
CONGRESS HEIGHTS--Livtns room
dining room, bedroom. kitchen, bath
In apt. bldg: now vacant; $69 ,6h
all utils. incl. LO. 5-S63l. -6
BEACON APTS., 1901 Calvert st. NV
--Eiev. bldg; and bedrm.; B.
bedroom, living room, dining room
kitchen. bath. EN-. BOOT.
ST. FRANCIS. 2s26 Que st. Sc, Apt
5-Open: S106; first floor. LU
$4,000. ADELBERT W. LEE. X
Evening star., 1955-02-05
APIS. FURNISHED. c.

COLORED-432s 9Th ST. NV.
rm.. kit. mr.. bath; S55; Ink. rm,
S35; also downtown rooms. TU
2-2SS7, ln-2; 6-S. s.
Evening star., 1955-02-05

OEUhUh1oNN-S -SoHlpi, Iuahi - =.
couple s@ sPs s3fs Rsf sAGsDrFs S hsF5'5' G6
sTSiRAL IEfI pli i Ils2'3 AND ! REDRM. APTs.
WuLouGHBY REALTY CO.
CONN. AVE. near, Uptown shoppint
center--Choice, nicely furnished apt
cons consisting arcs Of large ea 0rishs sa0odsizet y1ei
located in one OF Conn. Ave.,s mos
desirable apt. BUILDINGS. Call Wo
SET blk. from school and bus
Furn.. S92 So unfurn.. S6950; liv
rm; bedrm;;, dinetts; sit' and bath
sfSfoS iAs!fdse' ST. u ar laas4 10Th N;w-Attpae
furn. liv. rm. dinette. bedrm., kit.
bath, porch; sl0o. Married coppl
ENTIRE FLoOk~Living room din
ing room, kitchen. bedrooms {;
bedsl, pvt. bath. pvt. entrance
laundry rm,; newly dec; large yard
excel. trsnsp. Ii. 6-9556, %
ffqinishsd for a girls mr. CAPITOL capso
stiranitE FOR or 3 persons-Neay
9th and Z ne; lge. bedrm,. small
hedrm,. liv. rm.. kit, and pvt, bath
S75 for ., $50 for 3. Ii. 3-0s7l
sos5 18th ST, Eiaciency apt
See resident manager.
bath. Ind a.; heat furn,: full bsmt.
cAPiTOL HILL-Attrac., nicely FUR
apt. ali utils. incl; Sl2.50 per weei
9 eth ST, ia. %
Evening star., 1955-02-05

I7Ia CONN. AVE. N.w.-Bachelor
tnewly equipped. dinette; lge. rms.
1917 LAMONT ST. N.w.--Excel. con-
dition; . lge, rms, kit. bath. hall,
heat, hot water; tanitor service;
rent SO. P. J. WALsHE;e INC;
1aI cARRoLLBURG RID. s.w,1-
Two lge. rooms, kitchen and bath.
1st floor; newly decorated; S55
TIE mfn'Ri RExrox APIS. e7l4 quarry
rd. NV bedrm.. lily. rm;, ktt; :;
bath. newly redecorated. $50; also
bath. newly redeeorsted. $50: incl
janitor service, A. S. EcoNoMoN,
1919 r Sir. s.E.-e-rm. de luxe du-
plex apt. Liv, rm., din, RIM. 2 bedrms.,
transp. and shopping. Adults only.
PARTLY II fiitRN.. beaut. decor. 3 rms; !;
elec kit, disposal air-cond,; Mass
ave. mr.. 18th NV, EN-. 2-o139..
as0l 18th ST. NV. - Lse.. bright
enc. newly reoec. modern elevator
bldg; ldry. facils.; S6s.5o. incl. utils'
cEoR5GErovWN. e, FIJI 9vv $500 Que st.--rwo-
bedrm apt in apt, building. can be
seen any time. Apt. 81. NO. 1913
Q BEnRMS. and . baths. garage.
! utils. incl St25. ia. 9-577i. 20 .
1891 WIS. AVE. NV Excel. loo, B
rms. Adults only Newly dec; 500,
incl heat, hot water. WO. 6-6424.
---b
CATHEDRAL AVE. Macarthur blvd .---
SUIT for .. Small liv. rm.. bedrm.,
kit, bath. large closets. front and
space, auto washer. SS5-SaN. incl
utils. and phone. EN-. 2-l93S. Il
Evening star., 1955-02-05

THE RICHELIEU
1850 HARVARD ST. NV.
Lovely furn. 1-bedrm. apt. in moderr
elev. bldg; very conv. location; try
and match this value. Only 500
See superintendent for insp. OF
call EN- p-Q00O
Evening star., 1955-02-05
APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.


IHYATTsvILLE. 3e15 Hamilton st
/ west Just over District line bet
Cath. Y. and Md. U.-a small ned-
rms, ise. liY. rm., dinette, kit.
fenced yard; SOS mo. WA. 7-es7s
III
EFFICIENCY APT; pvt. entr.; on
D. C. line in Mt. Rainier. Cony,
transp.; s55 mo. WA. 1-l465. ID
SILVER sPRING-Lge. liv. rm.. kit,
bath private entr.. util.; s75. JU
TaRoMdA PARK. eo4 Fairview -
Furn.. 500 mo-; unfurn., $T5. util
incl; / .bedrm., liv. rm,. dinette, kit
and bath: new furniture. Mod. bldg
JU, 9.55os Or HE. 4-7194, 10
srd floor: Liy. . rm;. z bsdrps,; Kit.
block to bus. ga blocks D; C. bus.
churches plus schools, best and conv
CHARLES E. NEW, sos Tulip ave.
Takorla Park ~ Md -
SUlTLAND. near Census dg.-Liv.
rm;. bedTm.. ID, bath bath: din din SPACE, @ kit ;
COTTAGE CITY, a7t5 4ard ave.
Equivalent to 3 rms, pvt. bath, pvt.
entr.. utils. incl; close to transp,;
BEAUTIFUL s-RMs., all maple furni-
ture; pvt, bath. entrance and rark-
ing. cheverly area, UN. 4-39o5.
TAX. PIX, MD.-Lovely bachelor
apt. for empl. man; pvt. bath and
entr.; $3.50, incl. util. JU. $50 d.
AVE. GLEN DALE. MD.
Near new parkway: liv. rm., din.
rm.. bedrm.. kit. bath, private en-
trance: S55 mo. Ask op. Cedar
3-53S6. --6
TAKoMA PARK. 70s1 Carroll ave-
End A.. 3 rms. kitchenette, nicely
furn., porcheS: SIS. JU. 5-1746;
4-RooM NICELY FURN. APT, newly
decor, semipvt. bath; good transp.
sunny. ii, Fright, large uv. rm..
dinette. full size kitchen. bedrm.
and bath; furnished in maple; air
conditioner. TV aerial. linens,
dishes. cooking utensils, oil heat.
utils. incl. in $l20 mo-; entirely
private; 5 minutes from District
line. ! blk to shopping center and
bus; married couple, no children.
c Mai .EvY [ -cIiH CHASE, nr. Chevy Chase ga and
Columbia Clubs and NH. Utilities
included. OIL. 2-3l13 -
MT. RAINIER. lIO3 3rd ST.---3
iurn. rms, pvt. bath; M; tranSp.;
FURN. OR UNFURN.; in suburbs.
country atmosphere; conv. Scitland
and Andrews Field. RE. 6-6a53;
Evening star., 1955-02-05
APTs. FURNlsHED-vA.

FAILS as1siv GHgnca$rT fu1n aons ee.ssn sP ss5
mo-, incl. heat and water. KE, s.
soGTH SUI eVff5; aR5;LlEeToS. III f15S4l near For,
Myer-3 rms. and bath; pvt. entr,
entire End f.; only sober. reliable
couples: $50 Sool inclgding W;dI5. utils' ~ Call
15 RrnksEb No fSSGS EBGEwcop. S5spnr SrlIovely va
studio apt. with bath; util. incl; mr..
COW. SIS t 10 P PESf. IT. AND iBELvoiR-
Attrac.- furn. and 2 bedrm, apis;
TV If desired; S95-$120. JE. "a IL.
rooms. pvt. bath and
Couple; no children, pets. drinking
or loud parties. ia. 7-05S6. --6
2 -BEDRM. APT. in brick bldg, near
Pentagon and Navy Annex; excel;
utiI, s1LLs REAL ESTATE ia.
FALLS cHURcH-Lovely s-rm. apt.
on entire end fir, 2 blks. of Arl.
blvd. JE. 3-S643. -6
furn. / bedrm.
500 .5n-S105: lge. 2 bedrms.,. $40;
1710 N. 18th ST.. Apt. 4. JE. 3-7476.
Observation-Disclosures and 1-bed-
laundry PRIVILEGES: downtown loca-
ton; all utilities; S75 to .S92 80.
Call TIE. 6-6670. between 10 am.
Ahs BEDRooM . Z % APT. Arl. c.ose-in.
de luxe apt. bldg: beaut. furn. !:
parauet flrs.. 3 lge closets: super
sound insulation. S104 ia. D.
.RL.-Ent. End f.: pvt. ent.: 4 rms.
bath. sun deck: sunny. attrac. furn.
old home; mod. apis.
and equip; gardens: pking. in rear;
20 min from D. c.: arm. apt, newly
2ll N. Fairfax st. Open "a Sat.
Sun. Phi. AID. 2-1910 or XII. S-3S26.
1 BEDRM.. liv. rm.. dinette and kit,
pvt. bath; all utils. ia. 4-127S. -
FURNISHED APART :
MENT: large bedroom; best of
springs and mattress; large living
private. 2Ol2 5th st. S. JA. 2-039S,
BRAEDENBURG REALTY co. %
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. furnished:
4 rms. bath, pvt: entr.; couple, no
children. 500. KE. S-5042. Ill
apts., S150-$125:
both 1st H.; cross ventilation: l air.
cOnd.: children and pets OK. ia.
7-44S7. GROOM REALTY CO.. ia.
i. o'aiE. 'AaiREL.INGToN-Attrac. pine-pan-
eIed bsmt. apt: kitchen, shower, and
PVT. entr; Everything furn. except
SIS: 3 men. $50. 800 N. Kenmore
cf IA S.5i01 e
Evening star., 1955-02-05
HOTEL 1440

| 44O Rhode Island, NV, / rm., kit.
bath, maid, phone Serv.. S24 so to
S01 SO weakly
Evening star., 1955-02-05
APIS. FURNIsHED-p.c.

SENATE COURTS, "a hik. from SEN
| ate Ofe. Bldg.---LoVely furn. roomy
! air-cond. 1-bedrm. and enc. apts
elev. bldg. 120 C st. ne. Ii. 6-4456,
Sc. CONGRESS HTs.-Dupiex, bed
rrn., liv. rm., din. rm.. kit, bath
porch; for cple.; 500: u blk. bus and
stores. 5l7 Parkland pL 10. a-5ls1.
GEORGETOWN - English basement
effic., fireplace; perfect bachelor
quarters; $3.50; utils. incl Call
Mr.. RODGERS, Dupont 7-93t7 or
u pyponnt ylon,, !cS325' 80.
tissben a5d I'll basb M" b sSee scrSnsd rSSms
porch and yard: $50; nice quiet
neighborhood with transportation
Manager, Apt. 8, Ho. 2-9I3I. %
2 BEDROOMS, living room, kitchen
and bath; redecorated; nicely fur
nished; close TO transp. AID, 4-4171.
BASEMENT APT. iiv. rm., din: rm..
kit, pvt, bath; utils. furn. Call
ATTRACTIVE; e-BEDRM. APT; suit
several girls; everything furn.; good
ao, trsnsp;i; !, reas; es M. IA pn a3435si no
art ; epic. or . girls; front sleeping
ATTRiCTIvELY FURN. APT. for
married couple only: near Fenna
ave. and MINI. ave. s.e. LU. 4-aa1s
BOILING VIEW APTs.-we have
lovely I-bedrm. furnished apis. for
only $3.50 incl. utiis. Less rental
than equal unfurn. apts. in Con-
gress Heights. Rental Office. .3021
4th st. Sc. 10. 2-427o or HA. p
OFF CoNN.-Beaut. enc; suit. couple
or 2 girls: 800, utils. incl. 1874
Columbia I'd. NV. AD. 4-2059. Ill
ATTRAC. I-BEDRM. APT, pvt. entr.,
S165 mo, plus heat, 1880 New
Hamp. nv. Du: T-55go. u, -6
newly dec; suitable 8 or empl.
BSMT. APT. studio rm., kit. and bath;
pvt. entr.; NV. sec; conv. trans
portation. AID. 2-O3ss. ID
WALTER REED VIC, 41o Cedar st.
NV. Cedar Courts-2 rooms, porch,
Ne, IT, sso sssn NO. s.sE al atiIs' HA fa2nBed
rm. kit; l blk. from transp. and
shopping center; no children. Call
after q or all day Sum, LA. 6-oa40,
i5ee MONROE ST. N.w.-Bsmt., ige.
liv, rm.. bedrm.. kit, dinette. bath,
pvt. entr,i for or 8. Du' 7-9934.
DUPONT cIRcLE-Attrac. lse. efic.,
din. area, kit. bath; newly dec,
nicely furn,;. apt. bldg.; suit. for =,
no pets: Sl20 mo. utils. incl. DE,
Ii1i MASS. AVE. N.w.-The Oak
mont; Ice. effic,, eiec. kit, linens and
utils,; S6o-S65 mo. AID. 4-5e39;
---6
5O4 End ST. S.E.-Two 2-rm. apts.,
clean. nicely furn. and dec; adults;
1853 QUE sT. N.W.@end front, liy-
,bedrm. comb, compl kit, semi
bath; adults. DE 2-0s64. -
UNIVERSITY PARK
efficiency apartment, private en-
I38 nth ST. N.E.-3 ige. rms, lge.
kit. on LIST A.: newly decor: reas.
rent. utils. incl. RA. 3-1122. %
1443 OAK ST. NV bedrm. apt.
in apt. bldg; conv. location; $50
mo-; avail. immed. ia. 9-05SS;
1904 CALVERT ST. N.W.-Ent. f..
lge liv.- -bedrm., lge. kit. pvt. bath,
incl. utils. OF. 4-SS45. =
Evening star., 1955-02-05
THE PARKWA

THE PARKWAY
1920 CONN. AVE.
Beaut. furn. and newly dec. bachelor
apt, only $75. See res. mgr. for
insnpction
Evening star., 1955-02-05
METROPOLITAN APTS.
3211 WIS. AVE
PETWORTH

/ -bedrm. apts,, attractively furn.. .
entrances, small rear porch: conv
shopping and transportation. SS4.5t
per mo. incl. heat and hot water
Call DREYFUSS BROS, 1919 18th