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Washington, D.C. Hugh and Lynn Massman at the United Nations service center. Just arrived in Washington, they are told they can leave their baby in the nursery while they see the town and find a place to live

Washington, D.C. Clothes can be dried in thirty minutes in this electric dryer at the United Nations service center

Washington, D.C. Servicemen using the laundry facilities in the sub-basement of the United Nations service center. It is not necessary to engage a hotel room in order to use these accommodations

Washington, D.C. Servicemen using the laundry facilities in the sub-basement of the United Nations service center. It is not necessary to engage a hotel room in order to use these accommodations

Washington, D.C. Servicemen using the laundry facilities in the sub-basement of the United Nations service center. It is not necessary to engage a hotel room in order to use these accomodations

Washington, D.C. Without engaging a hotel room, traveling servicemen may take a shower, shave, and wash and iron clothes at the United Nations service center

Washington, D.C. Servicemen using the laundry facilities in the sub-basement of the United Nations service center. It is not necessary to engage a hotel room in order to use these accommodations

Washington, D.C. Without engaging a hotel room, traveling servicemen may take a shower, shave, and wash and iron clothes at the United Nations service center

Washington, D.C. Phones are scattered liberally throughout the United Nations service center. There is even one in the shower room

Washington, D.C. Servicemen using and inspecting the laundry facilities at the United Nations service center

Washington, D.C. Outside the United Nations service center

Washington, D.C. A volunteer worker feeding a baby at the nursery of the United Nations service center

Washington, D.C. Outside the United Nations service center

Washington, D.C. Servicemen using the laundry facilities in the sub-basement of the United Nations service center. It is not necessary to engage a hotel room in order to use these accomodations

Washington, D.C. Hugh and Lynn Massman at the United Nations service center. Just arrived in Washington, they are told they can leave their baby in the nursery while they see the town and find a place to live

Washington, D.C. Without engaging a hotel room, traveling servicemen may take a shower, shave, and wash and iron clothes at the United Nations service center

Washington, D.C. -Hugh and Lynn Massman sightseeing on their first day in Washington. Their baby is being taken care of in the nursery at the United Nations service center

Washington, D.C. Hugh and Lynn Massman with their son Joey in the nursery at the United Nations service center

Washington, D.C. Hugh and Lynn Massman eating lunch at a cafeteria after a day of sightseeing. Their eight-weeks-old son is being taken care of at the United Nations service center nursery

Washington, D.C. Lynn and Hugh Massman filling out the information blanks required before leaving their son at the United Nations service center nursery

Washington, D.C. Lynn Massman and her son Joey at the United Nations service center nursery

Washington, D.C. Hugh and Lynn Massman sightseeing on their first day in Washington. Their baby is being taken care of in the nursery at the United Nations Service Center

Washington, D.C. Hugh and Lynn Massman sightseeing on their first day in Washington. Their baby is being taken care of in the nursery at the United Nations Service Center

Washington, D.C. Hugh and Lynn Massman eating lunch at a cafeteria after a day of sightseeing. Their eight-weeks-old son is being taken care of at the United Nations Service Center nursery