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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-27
Eisenhower Attack Jars Europe

over Mr.. Eisenhower's ailment.
But they are also worried
about It's eject on the policies
Of the United States. The 1856
election is no longer regarded
as q cinch for the present
administration. They wonder
with a good deal Of uneasiness
who the Republican standard
bearer will be and whether
the Democrats. whom they
prefer because Of their more
liberal approach" to national
and world policies. win be able
to defeat the candidate of the
party which brought an un-
precedented prosperity to the
United States.
They are more Immediately
concerned about the future Of
the October Geneva confer
ence, where Mr.. Dulles is ex-
pected to have q freer hand
than at the previous meetings.
This worry Is said to occupy
the men in the Kremlin more
than the statesmen in London.
Paris and Bonn. In the first
two capitals the Secretary Of
State has only an unofficial
popularity because he has
shown himself stubborn on q
number OF occasions. The Brit
ish Foreign ONCE and the
Quai d'Orsay still remember
that he refused to become q
party to the surrender of Wet
Nam TO the Communists and
and 1t took an Intervention
from the White House to in
duce him to send his former
undersecretary, Gen. Bedell
Smith. as an unofiicial obser-
yer ct the Geneva conference
in the summer Of 1854.
Neither Vice President Nixon
nor Secretary Dulles has been
overly imbued with the Spirit
Of Geneva They hope as
much as Mr.. Eisenhower that
II will lead to world peace.
but want possibly even more
deeds" than their chief and
his White House advisers. And
this feeling may be reflected
at the Geneva conference next
month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-27
Democrats Already Spreading
Stories to Block His Nomination

really an attack on IAN In.
dividual's beliefs or political
concepts" and that to delye
into what Q man does with
Government documents and to
ask to whom he gives copies
Of secret papers is to raise the
issue Of guilt by association"
The Daily Worker - the
Communist newspaper In New
York--has kept up an almost
daily campaign against Nixon.
1t has been paralleled in the
cleft wing" press here and
abroad.
Vice President Nixon cannot
be accurately classified either
as q fright winger' or q left
winger.a He differed with Sem
ator Mccarthy last autumn by
campaigning in New Jersey to
help elect to the Senate an
archfoe of Mccarthy Clifford
Case, the Republican nominee.
Nixon is hasically regarded
as. q middle Of the reader
on many issues, just as Presi-
dent Eisenhower has been. He
has won favor with the Presi-
dent in the last three years
because of his skill in hand
ling the most delicate uues-
tions on Capitol Hill and be-
cause of his keen understand
ing of national and interna-
tional affairs. His trips abroad
have won friends for America.
There's no doubt that the
Presidents of last month,
for instance-would have de-
clared himself in favor of the
selection of Nixon as his sue
cessor. What presSures will be
brought now to dissuade the
President is something that
depends on the ambition Of
rival candidates and the tao
tics of their friends close to
the White House. II the Presi-
dent were incapacitated or
resigned and the Vice Presi-
dent took over. the party
leaders would unite behind
Nixon.
The nomination Of q sue
cessor by the party that hap
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-27
DAVID LAWRENCE
The Republican Party, as

The Republican Party, as q
consequence Of the unayail-
ability Of President Eisen-.
hover, could conceivably de-
stroy itself and hand over the
victory in 1856 to the DEM
ocrats by default. Already
there's q fight to prevent the
nomination Of Vice President
Nixon--a fight that can really
break up the party.
But that's what the Dem
ocrats want and that's why
they already are inspiring
stories here trying to prevent
Nixon from being chosen for
the presidential nomination.
What is really foreshadowed
by this Is q left wing" and
fright wingn war which could
split the party beyond hope Of
repair.
For several months now GER
tain left wingers" have been
aiming their fire at Nixon and
trying to prevent his renomi-
nation for the vice presidency.
Many Of the opponents are
Democrats. Their particular
grievance against Mr.. Nixon
is that he refused to smother
the anti Communist issue in
the speeches he made during
the congressional campaign of
1854.
The underlying objection of
the left wing" to Nixon is
that. while q member Of the
House Committee on I'm
American Activities. he helped
to uncover the perjury of Alger
Hiss. For this he never has
been forgiven by them. The
reason Is that many Of the
left wingersp in America have
felt a guilt complex over the
whole attach on communism
because they are Socialists at
heart and they think that, il
communism is stified in Amer
lea, so will Its twin brother
state socialism--he tabooed.
They have argued all along
and still argue that the cruz
SADIE against Communists is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-27

Seldom has & political party
faced such a discouraging puz-
zle as the Republican Party
seems to face to pull itself to-
gether and find someone to re-
place its President as party
leader and candidate next year.
Someone is needed now, who
can hold together the dissi-
dent, factions which, in truth.
no one had been able to do
for 20 years until the pop
ular war hero happened along
fortuitously to melt the war
ring elements down by the
glow Of hiSown personality and
fuse them into something APP
preaching a unified political
organism.
While it is presumed that
the President will be able in
a few weeks to function as Pre-
sident and party leader. and
thus be In a position to help,
II not direct. the search for q
1856 candidate, nevertheless he
will have lost one valuable as
set. This Is the power that any
President and party leader
yields so long as 1t is known
he Is to continue as boss. That
he will lack.
What the party is short of
also in meeting It's dilemma
is time. After a defeat at the
polls, such as both parties suf-
fer periodically. there are al
ways four years ahead--more
IL often turns QUITO pick up
the pieces and begin over. The
time available for the Repub-
lican Party between now and
next August, when the nation
al convention will meet. may
not be enough to do the needed
job Of recovery, and yet be
plenty Of time for things to
get badly fouled up in the
melee of conflicting ambitions
and divergent PHILOSOPHERS.
1t has been recognized gen.
orally since the Presidents at
tack how much the party is
the victim Of its own one
track course--the absolute re-
lance upon the Indispensable
man"--and how right the
President, himself, was when
he warned about such o course
as long as a year ago.
Now the party has got to
rely upon itself, with the frank
confession to itself that, for
one thing, it Is still weaker as
q party than the Democratic
Party. and that it did not win
the 1852 election on its own
but only because It had the
luck to get such q man to carry
Evening star., 1955-07-22
APIS. EuRN.1.c. tcsss.,

DUPLKx-Lis. rm-. bedrm.. kit, PVT.
bath and entrance; 2 adults. RA.
downtown, I7oI R. I. ave. NV
Bed-liy. rm-. kit; conn. hath; pvt.
1910 SFd ST. N.W.-NieeIy furn,
bsmt. apt; pvt. entrance; tele.. TV;
suit or , adults: eonE. transp.,
ssss saSp, 1sss rs wv SSlassi Il N.wtOn-2nd a.
.yd;; porch; $50. Open Sat.
APT. E1DG., N. Hamp-Emerson
sl1O- DT. 7-0s30. RA. s-s67a.
7ee HAMILTON ST. Nw.-Niceiy
screened in back porch. kAA. A s-sSSs5. SSs
UPPER NV, SECTION at car stop
Liv. rm. has new, mod. 5-pleee
maple suite. lse. dble. bedrm. has
squeak springs, innerspring mat
tress, sgle. bedrm. has HoliyWoo
innerspring bed: chest and desk
parQuet frs. Very nice compl. kit.
with Formica and chrome dinette
set; Rear porch. Clean and honey.
: SSs. Z. S9 9oJsT PER y Eeek; RA. 3-S73s;
nslssBarhasd m9ssEs 1ss Il fU1 PVT t7f2s sasr good
Sc; S92 so. incl. utils-Liv. rm.,
bedrm.. dlnette. Kit. and bath: no
JUST ABOVE THOMAS CIRCLE
Very clean, lge. rms, lge. kt.. pvt.
BATH. utils. furn.: efiie... air-cond.
Rxs REAhqY eFsA CO. RF6Sr9Rs, RIs D@i, Ko KdRks S
677S: ewes. RA. 6-S3S6. -o2
2633 ADAMS MILL RD., l BLOCK
from Is and Columbia rd.--Attrac-
lively furn. efficiency apt, S75
Janitor on premises, NO. 1875;
or call NE $500 weekdays. C.
4sss y; sIMssSk; lsls Slw.' c4l 2bao g. .v.
and rms. kit. bath. utiis: S73 tc
500: Cples. only. RA. 1883. rs
NORWOOD APIS. l34l Z. Capitol
2nd a.: $s7 80. Also i rm.. kit
bath SOS. TU. 2-099S. "a
LONDON HALL. apt. hotel. 113a
hsfh. bsfh ngnEfic;: Nv = & bedSliv. r, a., Kit.
PARK CENTRAL APTs.-HoTEII-
building. Newly decorated combi.
nation living room, large dressing
closet; en,ssnnsd with far ,,Istr rsstrigeratoE ane
location; s4-hoIr elevator 'sns sne
switchboard service. weekly and
monthly rates, comparable tC
apartment rent. Call Resident
Manager. 1900 r st. NV. Me. s.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL
week. Call Ma. 8-5425.
GEORGETOWN, 1907 both st. NV
Spacious, well-furnished 2-bed-
rm. apt. with large kitchen anc
full din. rm.: S130 mo. See janitoI
70 inspect. KoONES d. MONT
furnished apartment with entrance
room and bath: $3.50 month
Phone Mr.. Yount with FRANK s
PHILLIPS, DI 7-1411. -22
DOWNTOWN. 81 New York ave. NV
--Lge., newly decorated, bed-liv
rm. comb. lge. compl. kit; S12 wk
1918 KALoRAMA RD. Nw.-Lse.
Tm., wall-to-waii csrpetins. yer, YER.
fine furniture. decorator colors. ali
conditioned. 1925, incl. utils. Sc.
MRS GIBSON. no. 2-s63s or HA
Iso4' 'sDS' sDS ST. s.E.-comb,nstion nTa BED.
Turn; I adults; i $50. Ii. .1E-s4a5slss.e 5lse''
a2a 18th ST. NE rms. pvt
bath, SIS mo-: 272O o st. sc.
rooms, pvt. bath; eonv. to transp
Adults. IL 6-7043. Key at 80t
si5 EAST cAPiTOL-Newly dec: ,
bedrms.. liv. rm.. kit. and bath
$74.5o; utils. incl. DI. 7-6501.
8 RMS. AND 2 RMS. nicely fnrn.
| with din rm. and newly dec
515 18th st. Sc. Ii. 4-4072. --22
126 C ST. NE, mr.. Capitol ant
bedrms.. semipyt. and pvt. baths
$40-S90. Ii. 4-5716.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
FARM end GARDEN tcsal.,

fieh: ia Tor S-ysrd load: dsi
within nj II. k-311G.
TRACf0k, farm. VIC Aiiis Chai-
mers; GOOD rubber. euItivator. disc,
planters. 2 = It. mower, ploWs,
trailer type on rubber; $500 or
will sell separate. OIL 2-0Se3.
MALL CHAIN SAWS, new and used;
parts and service. MALONEY'8
NC Silver sprins. Nd. Ju. s.
NEW EQUIPMENT. Pull line Of In
transitional tractors and farm
equip. and elevators, Meyers hay
conditioners, Sherman and Henry
baekhoes and leaders, Brillon grass
seedeIs. Ezee Flow line sewers, ba-
Ter and binder tWine: parts and
service. MALoHEY's. Silver Spring.
soDDRG AND GRADNG-Pree
St estimstss; ss3. work guaranteed. acaIi
TRAcToR. David Bradley. 5s-h.p..
Briggs, 4 Stratton motor; sickle
bar, riding sulky, pillow. disc culti-
vator; new tires: $500 or best
ofier: Fairyiew 2-40S4. "a
POWER LAWN MOWERS, new:
Tgs TfgsI psyens sns aD MsashYssn Sssa slS snd
1926 Ga. ave. Silver Spring. Nd.
ROT0 TILLERS AND GARDEN
Tractors, new or used: 500 .95
and up. Time payments. MA
LON. Is.oiNEY,s INC, sl2e Ga. ave.
USED EoUIPMENT-Super C. II and
M tractors, Oliver "a tractor. plow,
disc and mower: garden tractors:
New Holland blowers, New Holland
baler. Cub gang mowers: Cub
graders; John Deere harvester; side
delivery. rake: plows and discs;
cultimulcher: tractor manure
spreader MALONEY'S. INC, Silver
Spring, Md. JU. S-3333.
SALE! Power mowers, sarden trac,
and Roto-tiliers: reduced 25qe,
Limited supply left. MALONEY'S
INC, 1926 Ga. ave. Sill. Spg., Nd,
Evening star., 1955-07-22
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

NV 2 men viii share apartment
with 3rd man; TV. window fan.
DU 1850 before 7:45 pm. -22
YOUNG MAN, FL to 2S, to share
air-cond efic. with another young
man. Within walking dist. down
town. co. 5-35s7 betw. s and s.
WOMAN WILL SHARE attrsctively V
ave. IN nv pl"iHrii Hi. e s7sibsot. istn aas eaa
WORKING GIRL desires another
working girl to share attractive,
reas.' eonV. apt. Cali NO. 7-s7s7.
18th AND PEABoDY--oirl to s share
$50. Call RA. 3-2s03 after 6 pm.
GIRL UNDER 80 to share M luxSry
air-cond. apt, 10Th ST.. with 2
osher gtrls: own bedrm.: S75 mo.
GIRa, s4,so. 3shs e share sYes ieS.l, 3.sIs. ss
town 2-bath home with 8 other
girls; very reasonable. FE. 3-143S.
zoe F st. NV iee
pedrms., kit. and bath. in charm
ing home for ladies; $11 each
pes. per VIZ, incl. everything. Me. g.
MAN to. share apt. with another
man; nicely furnished: cool; S25 q
month. LU. 1-l7S0. 81
LADD ADV to share 2-bedrm. furn. apt,
neiRhbnrhnangg msfn bwothking girl; quiet Arlington
$3.50, "a
YOUNG MAN, 20 to %, to 15a sbar.
cool. oeaut. furn. coach house with
anotner man; conv. NV. sec. gar
oen patio. Call DE. 2-164S this eve,
COL0RED-APT. for lady to share
Win refned middle-aaed lady: NE.
section, Ii. 3-0S96. -24
Evening star., 1955-07-22
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

KENNEDY, nr, 16th--NewIy dec. Q
rms: also l-bedrm. apt: cheerful.
,RA. .6-S203, RA. 3-0903.
MT. PLEASANT--For sgle. girl: rm
and open pch.; running water; new
refgr.; $40 incl. utils. so. S-s964.
1904 G ST. N.E.-Kitchen, bedrm
crossing rm., semibath. clean;
$l4.50 per wk. UN. 4-433i. --24
143S NEWTON ST. NV. - Nice,
quiet Ink. rm. for lady, S35 mo;
rredecor. NO. 7-4527 or TU. 2.
CHILDREN WELCOME. pets al
lowed but no drinkers, Q nice lge.
rms, furn. in pvt. home with hot
plate and sink. all utils, incl, reas.
rent, close to everything, NV. RIA,
6-3S06 or AID. 2-98I7. II
AIR COOLED: refgr.. grill, clock ra-
aio Ty; sirfosm mattress. 215I r
DowNTowN---s7 week and up: l,
coy couple. child OK. Utils. incl. 4is
@II0 r ST, of Conn.--Studio rm.,
rsigr. hot plate, water, linens; $40
cxfIToi HiLi@1. iii and Q rm. uni units:
newly fyrn; and dee conv. TO
NR.. I4th AND DEcATuR ST. NV.
--Lge clean nicely furn, studio
IT. Mod kit. and dinetts; SIS.
eH' s'S0ASs zh
Evening star., 1955-07-22
APIS. EuRNIsHEp-YA.

VACANT, 3 apts., Alex. and No, 1
hwy; 8 lge. rms, bath, $40, Ss5.
util. incl; pch.. Ike. yd. TIE. 6-451S.
MISUNDERSTANDING furn.. 4
rms. bath. Close to bus, stores.
Couple. no children. KE. s-5O42,
JUST OFF ARL. BLvD.--walE to
Ft. Myer; suit. for 2 working men
or women: twin beds: sos. so per
mo. incl. utils. No security deposit
required. Liv.. rm.. din. area, kit,
and bath. / bedrm. Call Mr.,
DRAPER. IA. $4,000 for appt. to
ARI. Z bdrm.. newly furn. apt. T. in
mod. bldg. conv. PentsEon. Navy
Annex, nc. transp. Suit. 3 or 4.
Utils. incl. RA. 3-0314. "a
decorated furnished apt. For in
spection apply Apt. 2, 11S s.
Court House rd., Arlington. ga
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and 1-bed
room apartments: janitor service.
laundry. privileges. downtown loca-
tion: all utilities: SIS TO So so.
Cali TIE. 6-6670 between 10 am.
Lovely PM mHioMELrKE Arm. apt.
new air foam mattresses. beautiful
Kitchen, lovely yard: close-in No.
ArL S11O. incl. utils. ia. 2-055b.
STes N. TENTH Rp.-Bedrm.. hv.
rm.., dinette, kitchen and bath.
Good cond. Rental, $3.50, Call
Es:a MEr" IA. 5-s263 or DI; 4
ftNVs -GA
Evening star., 1955-07-22
FARM AND GARDEN

FEAT MOsS--Large bale Dutch peat
moss; regular s5.40, on sale 81 %;
Telephone orders accepted, WA,
SPRAY Ay'' AzALEAs NOW for re red
apider and lace fiy. ROTHS
AzALEA GARDEN. JU. 9-94S1.
BLUEGRASS SOD. delivered to your
sssir.d 0S askrwca sk Il fea ssxf SxsM rfS1s NURs
ERY, Lu, 2-49S0.
nULLD0zER for grading, excavatinF,
land clearing, free estimates. Call
~HMs 4.S533; pieht, AP. 7-Q5as.
locally, SIS: additional charge for
distant delivery. RE. $4,000. ---27
Evening star., 1955-07-22
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.w.

1I4O ST. NV. THE CHURCH
nL-sgle. rm., run. water: maid
service; 81 week up. NO. 7-9S6s
5717 COLO. AvE.-Attrac. twin-bed
rm also sgles.. next bath, shower.
Phone, ldry. priyils. ia. $500
1900 MASS. AVE. N.w.-clean sSl..
rms, new furn.. maid service, SIS
W. up; Ho; 2-95S9. --25
1913 16th ST.-Single. 81; l large
double: both near bath. CO. s.
1858 18th ST. N.w.-Businesswom-
en-; SCI. and dbl. rms; clean. beaut.
furn.; modern baths. NO. 7-9l2o.
AIR COOLED; refgr.. grill. clock ra-
dio, TV, a1rtoam mattress. 2147 r
nv; $6-$I2, Elk, 3-0653. 20
DUPONT CIRCLE. downstairs, walk
hot plate permitted. Soi4 2 st. NV NV
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE. I714
New Hampshire ave.-Newly dec.
rooms. maid serv. Ho. 2-9ss2.
1918 DELAFIELD pL. N.w.-Neat.
small rm-. empl. man. pvt. home;
nr. transp.; S22 mo. IA. 9-005S.
DUPONT CIRCLE rms, In bsmt.
of converted town house. all utils.,
PVT, entrs share bath with one
1868 Goth ST. NV, mr.. Sheraton
Park Hotel--Rm. next to bath;
ca1, eSny' nj fransg;; aeGss snnlim. phone; reas.
M. isn coNN. Soi NS.sSsfi .scsgHEpR.L AyEsI- IVES
$25 mo. Young man. Ho. 2-330S.
1908 QUE ST. N.w,-Tired of a
GRAB room? Want new modern
furniture2 Soft carpets2 Free
Tv in every room? Doubles. SIS
week; singles, $40 week. Cali DU.
1asi a'Yl FAIRM6Nr flsfd + P%' 81. N.w-1.s s2 ar
front; clean, quiet, pvt. home.
Cony. transp.. shopping. Maid
LARGE sTATEIY III FEY MANSION for
exec. or of1cial gentlemen: 2 beaut.
spac. studio rms. Frigidaire; con-
meet; bath: breakfast avail. park
Ing facils.. maid serv. AID. 4-967s.
So a DAY per person. 11o1 nth NV.
Attrse; sgle., dble. rms, 81 wk up.
e0aI KALoRAMA RD. N.W.@single
room, 81 Tk. or $25 mo-; maid
sp soS beaf ba9f rm 18th .as nw c,osti 9TH
semiDvt. bath. After $3.50 ONLY.
1915 DELAFIELD pL. N.w.-Ige.
front. rm. in lovely home mr.. I4th
and Decatur cars; S. wk. ia. o.
lioi 18th ST. NV, Ant, aosRss,t
ssriYbilsses; bIi ,nh. nieely furn. Cali after
DGarSSSSr SS 1o5ifsfii oiRcEE. 1871 10th 1sa 81
Redec., cool bsmt. rm.. pvt. entr ),
spotlessly clean; S35 mo-: sgls. 2nd
q. $50: plenty baths, showers. --24
42A 18th ST.-Attr. twin -bedrm for
gentlemen; $50. Sgls., $50 and $40.
CARLTON HALL, 210I N St. nv
Cool, front 1st-f1r. rm. with PUN
ming water. shower, refgr. Maid
S, sery, daily, $40. DU. 7-G570. Is
conn. AVE-. mr.. Shoreham--Lge.
l4x20 studio rm., adj. tile bath,
daily maid: pvt. entr., pvt. park
ing; z persons. HO. 2-6334. III
VICINITY; George Washington Hos
pital;l charming room. new air
conditioned house. DI. 7-5103.
1903 NEW YORK AVE; clean. cool
refined: Q blocks White House, near
Interior. Munitions. Navy and
state Departments; cafeterfas In
bullding. THE ALLIES INN. --24
MASTER BEDRM., with private
path: $50 per mo. Call after s pm.
ia 9-0k54 81
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CoLORED--APT, BLDG, 2l4O N
st. n.w:-3 bedrms;, liv. rm.. kit.
bath; $3.50. Available new. ME.
coIOREp-1sos D ST. Me- Me-
rooms. bath, $S5, incl. utils. Adults.
COLORED-2S19 18th ST. NV
ConVertinE, to .colored. Q rooms. kit.
and bath, heat and hot water furn.
and bath, S62.50 mo. incl. heat and
hot water. Inspect. then call CO.
CoIoRED-e ROOMS. 1st floor. pvt.
kit. porch; viii accept l small
Rs1g 9a6y; ~ S75 per mo. RA. e-s7s5'
COLORED-TWO APIS. Of 2 rooms
each: NV: furnished or unfurn
For information, call TU. 2-7513.
COLoRED--4O1e 18th ST. NV
rm.. and kit: also 2 rms. kit, share
bath: RA. 6-O259. "a
cOLORED = 18th AND BELMONT;
SIP per wk.. incl. utils.--Eficiency,
pvt. kitchen: for quiet working
adult: reference. EN-. 2-1965. pa
Evening star., 1955-07-22
COUNTRY BoARD
ROOMS WITH koARp

WILL CARE for 2 children, "a yrs
PermA. or weekly In country home
JU. e-4167. %
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

Acknowledgement period furni-
1siTs. .iai1lnst toHfs s6aHr sEos is!ssi: fgs. gs
1883: eves.. EM. 1906.
ANTIQUES APPRAHsED. Insurance.,
tax. estate. detailed inventories. or
sale eounselinG, Of antiques. house
hold furnishings. rugs. paintings,
rsNxH ss xessli ShEshhEis. shias liosSs.d sss rHE ap
praiSers-auctioneers 32lS NJ 81.
NV. 0eoTEetoEn. AD. 4-4144.
ANTIQUES WANTED
Bilvervare. any cond. ieweiry bric-
e-brae. 1888 Wis. ave. d. KRUP-
SAW MILESTONE CO., NO. 7-0300.
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Open for Inspection
1701 10Th ST. NV.

1-Bedrm. Apis, $105 UP
tFoyer, liv. rm., bedrm., kit, bath,
large closets, sun porch.)
Beautiful furnished apis. in, one Of
bidgs. in excellent location; wall-to-
wall carpets and draperies; on-the-
premises facilities of drugstore,
valet shop, beauty shop: elevator,
switchboard and mail-desk service;
utilities included in rent. To in
spect apply at desk or CALL MRS.
RERNSTTETiN sYNnIcATrs
Evening star., 1955-07-22
APIS. uNEuRNlsHEp-p. c.

GEORGETOWN, $3.50 Cue st. NV
Two 2-bedrm. apis. in apt bldg
Open. Apis. 81 and 81. RE. 7-3216.
3I7 10th ST. NE. - Front apt.
newly dec: liv rm.. bedrm., kit,
bath; $62.50. See MR.. HARRIS on
premises.
GEORGETOWN EFFIC., full kit. In
apt: bldg; nice loc.; $3.50, utiis.
Day. IA. S-S7o0: ewes, HO, 2-6742.
EFFIC.. MT. PLEASANT. facing park
utils. SO. $500. -a2
BEAUTIFUL, reas., 2-bedrm. apt. !.
all rms. cross vent; children ac-
cepted; good Sc. loc. AID. 2-75S3.
NEW MOD. DOWNTOWN EIEy.
BLDG. with sundeck: bsmt., garage
avail; Ideal empl, girls and cpis.
5saut. spacious bedrm. apt. $50 80.
Ems; MS So9.s5. 1925 T st. NV. AD.
Is DAYS FREE RENT-Nr. Boiling
Field. unusually large 2-hedrm.
apt, ianitor. washing. play ground
facilities. Children welcomed. Ap-
pY ppE 15i2 I. Savannah st. sc. or Call
1895 sURlRa ST. Sc. ts.t. Armory nS
brisht rms; ms DsSy1enle1 newly dee., ise. scf. scf
porch: not q pvt. home; front and
rear entrs. Only $3.50 incl. heat
and refgr. Well-euuipped kit. Keys
In Apt. l. Phone Mr.. CLARK, DI.
5-2434 or DI. 7-S695. "a !"
$500 18th ST. NV bedrms., Q
baths din; rm.. double liv. rm..
klt and inclosed porch; in lee
itor or Tu 10000. or OIL. 6-4a4s, e
seas HIATT PL. NV. between iry-
ing and Park rd;. 14th and 10th
sts,; ] room and bath: available
now; Ss5 per mo. See ianitor.
GEORGETOWN. 2511 Que st. NV
saTsi, saIisl service included; sloo. De
NV. near New hampshire and
Farragut .pl. - Newly decorated,
bedrm.. liy. rm., kit. and bath.
Private entrance; all utilities in
ciuded. Ii. 7-16s0, HE. 1920.
CONN. AVE. Mr.. PoRTER--Iovsly
bldg; clean, quiet. RA. 6-si6i
s4os 4th ST. N.w,-1iv. rm- BED
rm;, bath. kit. dinette, porch; heat
and h.w.; S75,. RA, 3-63S3. "a
CUNN. AyE.-APT,; 3 bedrms,, 2
baths. din. rm.. kit. Ice. foyer.
comp. remodeled and redec. Ho. q
GEoRGETowN - bedrm.. mod.
kit. bath. cool. nner residential
street; street SsGs; SsS; Day. ia. $4,000; eve.
coNGREss HTS. II bedrm.. nv.
rm.,. din. kit. bath: adults only;
newly dec; S69. so. incl. all utiis.
I blk. 8. Capitol at Elmira. 1893
Haley terrace Sc. Apt. !. Mr.
GE0RGETowN. GEES0FRaGHEiT 5000 p st. NV nv
Air-cond., pvt. garden. patio; 1st
H., 4 rms: ANTIQUES. quiet; S175.
/ B.. KIT AND BATH. 18th st. area
Available only for settled business
woman. Lease $50 mo. References
ieauirsd; Adams a-226s, 24'
brand-new de luxe elevator build
ing In the heart Of the park area:
large living room, southern ex-
posuIes; kitchen separated BY mod
ern folding door: 24-hour Switch
board-secretarial service; $a5. ell
utilities included. THE PARK Ell
LISON, 100 Harvard st. NV, AID.
1890 or ST. 3-65s4. ga
ARMS 2 bedrooms;
unfurnished, References required.
DU. 7-6686. --2b
Evening star., 1955-07-22
ROOMS WANTED

UNFURNISHED ROOM. kitchen priv
ueges; employed lady in college;
vicinity Dupont Circle only. XII.
GENTLEMAN desires furnished room
with private bath. Box 142-R. Star.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

! AND 2 YR. OLD hunter prospects;
4 Western horses; number Of
gentle camp horses. JU. 9-9615,
USED AND NEW WESTERN SAD
DIES, brides and martingales.
Few good used English saddles. Ali
horse and stable supplies. Every
thing for riding. STOMBOCKS.
32aS M ST., GEORGETOWN, AID. q
Evening star., 1955-07-22
POULTRY. RABBITS, EGGS

POULTRY. RABBlTs, EGGS
BABY CHICKS and poultry supplies.
JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st.
POULTRY EQUIPMENT - Electric
picker; big dble. tank; batteries
and brooding cages with automatic
waterers, LO. 1861. pa
SMALL RABBITS, 60c-75c-S1. 90.
Also larger rabbits, young and old
ducks all sizes. LO. 7-S006. pa
Evening star., 1955-07-22
ROOMS FURN.-S.E.-S.W.

Man OR COUPLE to share kitchen
IN home Of employed widow: near
Andrews and Boiling. cY. 1896.
CAPITOL HILL. - blk Hopse of,c.
Bldg. / blk. Library Congress. Ice
rm, semipvt. bath; gentleman only.
TWO RMS. for light housekee ping.
$40 per mo. IA 18th st, s.e. ID
Evening star., 1955-07-22
ROOMS FURN.--MD. 6 VA.

1917 N. EDGEwoOD, Arl---Lovely
rm. mr.. bus. Home priyils. S4b
mo. IA. S-531S or Me. $4,000.
ALEXANDRIA. mr.. Fairiington shou-
ping center, Master bedrm., pvt,
path, pvt. home. closet. Call TIE.