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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-11-20

Eisenhowers eissary Eric Johnston who back in
Washington from his special mission in the Middle East in
connection with this project It is understood that Mr.
Johnston informed the Arabs that their rejection of the plan
might result in Israel gaining through it's initiative
larger share the water than envsaged under the project
sraes dissatisfaction with the project STEMS among other
things from the fact that the American plan involves
important changes in Israe borders Israel also takes the
stand that the American plan put into effect it
should not interfere with the Jordan River hydreecrc
ject under construction by the Jewish State The
official stand in Washington that the IVA plan basic to
Americas future Middle East aid program In this connec
ton it has been revealed in Washington that way back
Postwar Planning Office drafted proposals for the develop
ment of the Jordan These proposals submitted to
Secretary of State James Byrnes but nothing done
about them by the United States They suggested that
international technical commission prepare detailed plan
for the development of Jordan Valley after thorough study
of the problem
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-11-20

time when is vital than for strong Zionist
Youth movement exist in the United States The recent
crisis with respect temporary withdrawal of aid to Israel
showed clearly the need for Zionist youth stand ready
join with all American Jewry in defending Israel from those
give strength Israel Junior Hadassah will be faced
with the task Of adopting program that will up
the responsibilities of Zionist youth.
Throughout its history Junior Hadassah has rendered
important service Israel and Zonis The organization
is well known for its support Of Meier ShfeYah famed chill
drens village in Israel Now additional project being
for the purpose of providing books for the Junior
Hadassah library the Sold School Of
Nursing Junior adassah has continuously worked faithfully
to enrich the lives of American Jewish youth.
We wish Junior Hadassah every in fulfilling its
responsibilities in the coming year.
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Thanksgiving
Story
BY DAVID SCHWARTZ
Copyright. 1858. Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, 1nc.)


Agency, Inc:
This is a true Thanksgiving
storY-the story Of Petach Tikvah
in Israel.
Patack Tkivah was the first of
the Jewish agricultural colonies
in Israel. It is now celebrating it's
18th anniversary. Jewish develop
ment in Israel begins with it.
Words seem pale in telling this
story. It needs to be sung to
opera, but I shall try to tell it.
Patach Tikvah in English means
Hopes Door" or Hope Gate. !"
How did il get its name?
It was in the late seventies that
some religious Jews in Jerusalem
decided to do something more
than pray. They would become
the complete Jews in their ances-
tors, who worshipped in the Tenn
pie but also titled the soil. The
Jewish historian, Josephus, in
fact, apologized to the Romans
for the fact that his brethren in
Israel were simple husbandmen-
plain tillers of the soil.
These Jews in 1873 had difficult
~ in getting piece Of land. The
Turks. who were in control at the
time. were willing that Jews
should come to Palestine and
pray. Praying only filled the air.
But the land. that was another
matter. The Turks didn't want
any Jews owning any land and
the Arabs were also averse to
selling them any. The temptation
of getting some good Jewish
money however. proved too strong
and they did sell these Jerusalem
Jews some land near the Yarkon
River. Il was very swampY. full
of malaria. The Arabs knew bet
ter than to settle there them
selves. so they sold The Jerusalem
Jews this land and the Jews were
very happy. They opened their
Bibles and read. And I will give
her vineyards from there and the
VelleY of Affliction for Door of
Hope" So they gave the settle
ment the name of the Door of
Hope-or Petach Tikvah.
The Jews brought to the settle
ment a certain Greek physician
CONTINUED on Page 81
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New York SO, N. Y.

New York SO. N. Y.
November 10, 1858
Editor, Sou. Jewish Weekly
P. o. Box $3.50
Jacksonville z, Florida
Dear Mr.. Moscovitz:
We would like to receive your
paper. It is our practice to make
available, especially Jewish con-
tent papers and magazines, to our
more than 1000 students, through
our Library. In this manner, they
learn to appreciate the role of
the English-Jewish press in Amer
lean life and particularly in the
jewish community. Unfortunate
ly, we are unable to subscribe to
all publications as the cost is
prohibitive. If you have provision
for this type of service, we would
appreciate availing ourselves of
your cooperation.
With many thanks, in advance,
for your consideration.
Sincerely,
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WASHINGTON NOTES
BY BORIS SINCLAIR

Although neither Israel nor the Arab coun-
tries are happy about the American IVA pro-
ject to develop the Jordan Rivers water re-
sources the u. S. Government does not intend
to give up the project :. All indications point
to the fact that plenty of American pressure
will be brought to bear on Israel and the
Arab states to accept it. Some pressure has
already been put on the Arabs by President
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so Years Of Junior HadasSah

Junior Hadassah was born just
about the same time that this news
paper came out with its first issue
some thirty years ago. It has been
our pleasure to record the remark
able achievements of this group
throughout these years. and now we
wish to salute this Young Women's
Zionist Organization of America on
the occasion Of its 30th Annual Con-
vention which will be held in Wash
ington from November 1928. and
which will be attended by 500 young
women throughout the country.
The conference is being held at a
Evening star., 1953-04-04

ROCKVILLE. MD. 32s Deall ave.
Bungalow. full bsmt. $50 per mo.
GLENMONT BUNGALOW-Imme
avail; bedrms. and bath; very
lge. kit. -dinette. KIRKS REALTY
Co. Realtors. HO. 2-677S. OIL.
BUCHANAN ST. N.E.-s-bedrm
semidet.; 2 baths, full bsnlt., lge.
fenced back yard; S135. LA. 6-5540.
Evening star., 1953-04-04

1929 VOLTA PLACE, Fox Hall VII.
lage, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, 3 large
screened porches. CLIFFORD. EN-
ROCKVILLE-Two bedrms.. liy. rm.
din. rm.. kit, bath. finished attic;
redec.; conv. 500. WO. 6-9I39.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DELICATESSEN "A money! maker.
down payment. MR.. zABREK. gN.
Grill AND STOCK located on Route
Poplar a-eso9, al any day between
SODA, FOUNTAIN, lunch counter,
{ss for ii sale ci ss.
or Mon. Herndon 327-W-2. 3
DRUG BUSINESS in rural community.
Prize and rsnt {eas fe sds f9r GsnsS
owner; Cali Sat. or Mon. Herndon
FOR SAIE-MoTEL; 8 units, Plus
owners quarters. New in so. Ex-
SMALL BUSINESS, NE n general S'sf; Store. gas.
beer: near military post and national
ments: Boy BIC, Star. g
FOR FOE. sAALE;-corset SA and lingerie shop:
AUTO Afro RsapiAToR ssfGi REPAIR SHOP,
Rosslyn. Va. Established business,
shop fully equipped; inside space
$3.50 per month. Cali Mon. through
GAS sTATIoN FOR LEASE by large
oil company: no good will to buy;
moderate capital necessary to cover
rent; Phone ME s-o445 for apc
LUSciHRooM in industrial arr area;
wine and beer; does over 5000
daily; low overhead: substantial
caSn GSn required, Tn6 DEMATATIs REALTY
Ss3sSe1ii i4sS eSes.. seg RA YGFa sHas7ss.v ave. sr'
GROCERY WITH BEER AND WINE:
good location. in nearby Va; 30 per
cent colored trade: 9-year lease with
rent only SI25 per mo. Last years
$3.50 daily which can a'e easily 'isshfss be ias
creased. This is a real money-maker
brown with vii YEoNAs REALTY, RisAi : a5i3 81
W Wilson blvd; Arlington. ia. $4,000.
SMALL Waffle SHOP with &C good
Lease; I, reasonable terms. 1853 iSthI
ToUtRRiissri HOME, on No. 1 hwy; 70 %
rooms; good furniture, will sell
cheap msnf Gai, for I,S quick osGsg buyer Appeint-
A. COMPLETE DELICATESSEN store
In ? wonderful location. needs a
good manager plus stock, for sale
FuRSRfruRRAh' FfhssR Rh' sToR2-us.a, s79Gss: MONEY!
shi5 Onsb esss oTntf ss'SR sSa 4s5S Rseid ssr
DRY CLEANING and laundry agency
Illness forces sale. JE. 2-9664.
BOWLING ALLEY and soda foun-
tain for sale at half initial cost,
Almost new. Ten solid maple alleys.
Great buy. Good terms. Other
ROOMING HOUSE for rent: 5 bed
rms, 2 baths; with large parking
area. $195 per mo-, 1714 Summit
pl. NV. HU. 3-6661. %
- Excellent location.
ABC license. Sell cheap. LU. 1-6S07
SERVICE STATION. 18th and Rhode
Island ave. Newell equipped.
Large lot. Ideal for tune-up and
brake work, Pine opportunity for
party able to devote full time, LA
RESTAURANT. fully equipped. Do
ing 100000 yearly plus revenue
from legal slot machines and luke |
box. In fastest growing commun- |
lty in S. Md. Owner has other in
terests. Box ATE. Star. IS
CONVALESCENT home or nursery.
This is the perfect location and
set-up for your needs. Large brick |
building. u acre; fear garage. |
Excel. terms. Call to see Sat. or |
Mon: Closed Sun. Happy Easter.
POTTS REALTY co. 10. 7-e31o.
LII. 1-bOUOs
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
THREE OR -FOUR BEDROOMS.

THREE OR FOUR BEDROOMS. 2
adults: Georgetown pref: max. rem
tai. $500: excel. refs. P. o, Box
69S, Silver Spring, Md. r"
WE NEED q 4-bedroom, 2-bath. well
furnished house with library and
l or maids rooms for an I'M
PORTANT OFFICIAL. Spring VAL
ley, Mass. ave, Park, Chevy Chase.
or a comparable NV. section; 2-yr.
lease. Call DE. 2-0671 or RAN
DALI H. HAGNER & co. DE,
ADDITIONAL ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDEDEwe
have fine tenants for homes in
nearby Md. or NV. D. c.; free ap-
praisals; no delay. For complete
rental service phone US today.
PERRY HAY Co. JU. 6-6242. u
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. Ia. 9-2937; eyes,, RA. 3-1416
- g.
ACTION MOVERS - Fast coiored
movers; We move by the job or hour
Dependable. low rates. DE. 30 8I36
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET O,
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms, expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0104. UNION STOR-
r AGE .SE GO, INC INC. Established 1905.
sass nisSt. O9xss; TAs s-6i15y' 6idfy "k Day and
LIGHT HAULING. local moving. S.
1; NORRIS. 451O 18th st. NV. Can
ARE YOU MOVING to California OF
to some other western State Daily
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates. 5UDSON
FORWARDING, MA. S-4S52.
ROYAL TRANSFER. We will move
you by JOB or So hr. Six rms. as
low as $50. DE. 2-0066. 8"
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WANTED-Young man to share
beautiful NV. house. Call MR..
DEE. RE. 7-OS14 bet. 9 a.m.-6 pm.
After pm. call RA. 3-33S7. Sat-
urday only, call RA. 3-33S7. a
NV. loc. Suit. for emp. Young
ladies. AL home privils. RAJ g.
6349. -6
Evening star., 1953-04-04

S95-2-BEDRM. APT, on Fairfax
street. Adults only.
S130-2-bedrm. row brick. years
SI50-2-bedrm.. end Of brick row;
liv. rm.. with small rm. Off, with
bar. dinette in English bsmt.
$210-Restored. 3 bedrms., Q baths.
double liv. rm.. din. rm. and kit.
S300-Quaker lane. opposite Sem
mary, beautifully furn. 3-bedrm,
rambler; 2-car garage. Full bsmt..
A.acre fenced lawn. Unfurn. for
$275.
$35O-4 bedrms.. 2h baths, 2-car
garage. in Seminary area. Avail.
June 10. Excel. neighborhood. On
A-acre lot.
$6O0-One Of Belle Haven's best and
most up-to-date. 4-hedrm. and A.
bath home. Also for rent unfurn-
ished at $500 mo.
CHAS. r. HOOFF, INC.
Evening star., 1953-04-04

garden type. Q bedrms..
with option to buy If desired at
S16.500 after 6 months.
English bsn1t., 2 bed
rooms, patio; on Wolfe st.
English hsmt., Q bed
rooms, den and patio: on Wash
inEton st. Adults only.
S210-5 bedrms., 2 baths; children
and pets OK; newly decorated: In
suburbs. l..s-
cHAs. r. HooFF. INC.
1907 Duke st., Alex. Va. TE. 6-S446.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
co-op. APIS. SALE Gent,
Only $75O Down
COLORED-VACANT
APARTMENTS WANTED

APTS., housekeeping and sleeping
rms. wanted. BILTMORE REALTY
COUPLE, no children, no pets, desire
unfurn. apt. lg. liv. rm.. min. 14x2S,
din: rm., 2 lge. bedrms., 2 mod.
baths. mod. kit. in well maintained
elev. bldg. Top floors, garage. N
OF Calvert and So. of D. c. line,
w. or Rock Greek PIX; 3rd bedrm
acceptable. Max. rent $500 per mo.
Call EN-. 3-257S. So
FREE-Landlords. applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apts. OF
houses or sublets; Wash, Va, white;
open z days. MA. S-0001.
Evening star., 1953-04-04

Close to shopping center and bank.
Take 4-F bus to Avondale, LewiSdale
bus to, end Of line. Or drive New
tHampsnlrf t1irn Sia5f ave: to University lane,
University lane, telephone Hemlock
COLORED-2 BEDRMS, liv. rm., d.
nette. kit. and bath; new bldgs.; ne.
sec: $50 per mo-. plus utils. P. T.
CoNsTTRRUcSTJIoNs {; D. Co, 1924 x st.
S6Gsfn apt bas f14 .stsE st. :.1 Nw
one at $3.50. one at $3.50 Irn' mo
Adults only. Inspect up to $500
R6PS 81; Supf F6 on hE nremiSsS; 4nbsS4 THE HAsT-
COLORED-e5I0-A STANTON RD
S.E;-New. bldg. nr. shop. cen. and
buslines; 1-bedrm. apt, full bsmt.
szSi!ssG G",5,S6 aEo sp woRrfahIRsSGsHFsS5SS rfhRSsHs5S
CoLoREDMisth CO ORE: MA Sh'itSf AN6 M SITS. Ne K
pvt; homei SIS per mo includes ali
UTILITIES; will accept child. Box
coLoRE6Mra75 MORRIS RID. Sc.
liv.- rm., kit and bath. utils. not
incl; Call Mr.. Gill. EN-. $4,000
LEGuM & GERBER REALTY CO.
CoLoRED-MoNRoE CoURT-1324
Monroe st. NV; now available;
efficiency apts at S72.5O utils incl
See jaritor in bsmt. for inspection,
or call Mr.; Gill. LEGUM & GERBER,
c6foEEDI15o4a Sfe't1ET, En- alasSG akISGMAN pL. NV
Two rooms. kitchen, dining al
cove, bath; rent, S77.50, utilities
not included. See ianitor on prem
ises. B. F. SAUL CO., 925 18th st.
cnT nv Gr MA. S,2IO0;
kit. semibath; $40 month; young
couple: co; 5-2123. 3"
large rooms. tiled bath with built-in
tub and shower, painted walls,
adults only. Will be vacant in a
CGs week, Cali agent, NO; 7-7719,, IS
a-Ts1n a-f91m apt kit BATH dinette. Iu
COLORED-Is15 MORRIS RID. Sc
Apt 3-Choice corner apt. with g
exposures. Now available. Bedrm.,
liv. rm.. kit. and bath Utilities MOI
included. Call Mr.. Gin Mon. Not
open Sun. EN-. 10000. LEGUM &
GERBER REALTY CO. %
C0LORED = 2427 ALABAMA AVE.
SCI bedrm.. d. q. and bath
$3.50 plus utilities. B. F. SAUL
CO., 925 10Th st. NV, MA. S-21O0
C0LoRED-l35 M ST. N.W.-1 room
share bath. $31.03 mo. b F. SAUL
Co. 925 10th st. NV. MA. S-2100
Evening star., 1953-04-04
HOUSES sALE-N.w. tcon..,

WESLEY HEIGHTS, S27.05O-3-bed-
room English-type home; buiit-in
garage. W: c. q A. N. MILLER.
EN-; 2-4464. once open Q am.
NEAR CATHEDRAL - Fashionable
highly convenient Mass. ave. heights;
handsome det. brk. center hall Colo
End H.: den and tsii law on ist Pl;ns T.; beaa1 ON
should sell immed at S36. $50.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-I4IS;
sex fXsSi THIS TGi 3. S-sBaI, 6. BRicK RAMRIMFRs
modern kitchen, full cellar, outside
Wesvef, Wseee' wo. 'a5 s-4s44. ss4a4rass MARsaAIHl 81 r
J. WAPLE VA go. co. Reaitor. 1924 14th
800. OLIVER ST. NV. D. c.-a-
baat bfsmiiy ehs home; r5,.IS rooms; A baths, oil
ave. OWNER. Si9,95o. s.
OPPOSITE BRIARCLIFF. 5626 Mac
Arthur blvd. n.W.-Practically new,
detached brick; 2 stories, 6 rooms,
gas heat. deep lot to wide paved
alley, immac. cond., immed. poss.
3 new houses being built adjoining.
ReataT aaa ssref5fars 81 77agSA TRASK w M 8oXE
6os1 7th PL. N.w.-semidet. brick;
fTn rms, sama' bath f11l @ bspt ga5age; sold
EsTArf sVes. IL &C., s,764s. sGs Mass ave- ne"
800 BLK. 9Th ST. N.W.-Lovely 2
rm. home; excellent condition.; gas
h.-w;h,. recr. rm.: garage. Price
1850. down payment. $1,000.
JOE CURTo REALTY. Ii. 7-7S00.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

OVERLOOKING PARK
Nr. 18th and Columbia rd. NV.
Beautiful apt. with 8 exposures,
contains hv. rm., din. rm., kit. 3
bedrmS. and 2 baths. Reasonably
priced at $l4.5o0, terms. LINKINS
CO.. DI. 7-S6SS; ewes. and sun,
WO. 6-2562 or EN-. 3-4764. -
Evening star., 1953-04-04

2-bath brick. Gear garage; close to
Walter Reed Hospital. Mr.. Shu-
MARSHALL !; wAPLE CO.
Realtor 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2005
WALTER REED HOSPITAL AREA
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
Lovely custom-built 3-year-old g.
room slate-roof 2-story detached
brick home, near all conveniences;
dining rm., den, all-electric kitchen
and powder room on 1st floor; 3
large bedrns. with dressing rm. on
master bedrm. and 2 tiled baths on
2nd floor; stairway to finished attic;
recreation rm.. sun deck. side porch
considered. To inspect call Mr.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. AD. 4-2005
WALTER REED AREA
GRADES 5EsrS coNsfBaRED, 1E1GK
In beautiful condition; semidet. brick
home. Spacious rooms. kitchen
Tse Tase 0Ffaatss' Near asSewD ssa
Mr.. Clark, 'R1 IA. 3-S6l1D. Dl''O' ''
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor 1924 14th st. AID. 4-20O5
Mr.. GEORGIA AND SHERIDAN
POWDER ROOM 1st FL, 2Ha BATHS
BEDROOMS, DEN
Home and income If desired; Semidet.
brick; s lovely, rooms; 2 gas ranges.
2 refgrs.; fireplace, N baths on End
floor; storm windows; shower,
toilet in basement; many extrast
near every convenience. Your old
home considered in trade. Call
Mrs. Kohn, RA. 6-S943.
Realtor, 1924 14th St., AID. 4-2005
$13.950. easy terms. Brightwood con-
venience. plus row brick. 6 rooms.
bath. basement, oil h.-w. h.; de-
tached garage.
700 JAMES A, HEWITT CORP.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
USIVERSITY CITY
APARTMENTS
Riggs Rd. and Univ. Lane
l Bedrm., ST.; 2 Bedrms., $82
All Utilities

Close to shopping center and bank.
Take 4-F bus to Avondale, LewisdaIe
bus to. end of line. Or drive New
Hampshire ave. to University lane,
turn right to project. once, 22I3
University lane, telephone Hemlock
Evening star., 1953-04-04
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED Gent,

MARYLAND - 8
rooms. electricity and we'll. coun-
try home. $50 per month. Apply
NO. B.. Hammond drive. 4"
NEW DEVELOPMENT, N.E.-3 bed
rms. modern kit. tiled bath, 1st
playground. S11O mo. EN-. 3-4450.
bedrms., semidet.,
finished bsmt.. fenced yard. disposal;
MAR2:LASSHS;. SAie9: SH; WaaaEaarioN-Brick S7aaaSi Ts ram
rms. bath; fenced lot; / blk. to
store. express bus; S115 mo. KARL
"; COREY g. CO.. RE. 7-3l26; Sat.
ssss S:S. Rs'Ps sss ; e
S-Sssa or De. a-Ss7Se. O N5
rms; auto. heat;
elec. kit; convenient to Pentagon;
S125 mo. ia. s-0403 or IA. 2-4242.
ARLINGTON. close in: 2-bedrm. brk.,
semidetached; fenced yard, screened
porch; S100 mo. KE. S-2714. %
3-bedrm. brick; Anchor
fence; excel: transp., shops; 10 min.
Pentagon; $40 mo. JE. 3-s910.
sO6 MD. AVE. N.E.-Redec. rooming
(; ). MILLS d SONS. Ma. Is s-45si,
FRIENDsHiP Rh 5SsTP' HGrs. MD.-unfnrn.
or furn., River I'd. area 8 bedrms.,
powder rrn., elec. kit, hv. rm., fire.
place; gar: 2-yr. lease. I. J; MILLS
q SONS MA. s-456l. OIL. 2-O925.
TAKOMA PARK-Partially furnished
3-bedrm., 2-story brick; full bsmt.
convenient location: immediate oc-
cupancy: $135 mo. Call JAMES C.
G9NLEY az sz6&6 a co" $40 Georgia aye.
ATTRAC. SEMIDET. WHITE BRICK;
bedrms.; fruit trees, outdr; 1lrepl.;
Gtr.; pSss pSss; May 1. Rent S115. Call
So. ss. MO-; ioS'StA VACANT: high bridge Ts near
S4E5f SSbfsos 4oSS, eSss FoSas saismoHEso: HoTAT Md
FALLS CHURCH - 3-bedroom brick,
new cold.; furn. or unfurn.; on bus
NfGE NfSHse; SE99 F9R mo, III 2Sl2e9
SsSiSs sSs Il Fl Ssi sSfiIa # Ill., Ss
MONTGOMERY COUNTY-Beat high
city rent. Committing distance 20
west Of Rockville. Large 5-room,
unfurnished. modern home with gar
den space; available April l. S75
q month: Phone owner, Gathers
burg (Md0 331-J. or write w. D.
GOOD. Rte. 3, Gaithersburg, Md
FOR RENT--Four-r brick house,
unfurnished. $50 mo. 5691 Tenn
pie Hill road. phone Elk. $685.;
SPRING. Sligo Park. 6.rm.
brick Colonial. Desirable neighbor-
hnnd &12N Ia MiSci,sinnI aua
Evening star., 1953-04-04

SILVER SPRINGS min. down
town Wash; real value: spotless g.
full dry bsmt.; Choice ioc. mr.. sch,
bus; fully and attractively furn.
tmmed. occup.; $3.50. WO. 6-794S,
OIL. 4-6425. IS
N. ARL.. BARGAIN, $135-Available
now; attrac. 5-rm. brick Colonial;
conv. loc.; nice yd., fine neighbor-
f furn. 81. S. gs 4"s4ss5.p p'v9 W.. eos.e'' e.794s.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
SHEPHERD PARK

SHEPHERD Park
OWNER LEAVING CITY
Desires quick sale for this S-room,
2-bath brick. Gear garage close to
Walter Reed Hospital. Mr.. Shu-
man MARSHALL0 Rs lL10D1' ). wAp1E co.
Realtor 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2005
Evening star., 1953-04-04

SILVER SPRING. Sligo Park. 6-rm.
brick Colonial. Desirable neighbor-
hood. $3.50. IA Mississippi ave.
Open Sat. and Sun. LO. 5-4634.
Evening star., 1953-04-04

Illinois ave. n.w.-Charming 2O-ft,
brick; Q rms, bath. gas heat, Q
incloSed porches, garage and many
extra features. Priced low with
easy terms. Mrs. Eanet. TU. 2-3S51.
DANIEL DIENER, AID. 4-6652
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-07-23
YORK SERIES
July $50

In the five-game series with York.
two of which were played here and
three at York, the Braves won four
out of the five
Hagerstown won the Friday night
game here by score of to with
Stan Slack going all the way.
Charlie Miller shutout the White
Roses in the Fourth of July morn
ing game played here, by score of
IL to O.. The two clubs then moved
over to York and Hagerstown made
it three in row when they won the
Fourth of July night game by a score
OF 6 to 2, with Bill Wilson going
all of the way.
A doubleheader vas played on
Sunday afternoon, July 5, and York
took the first game by a score of 4
to l. Jack Larson, the losing pitcher,
was taken out for a pinch-hitter in
the eighth and Charlie Miller pitch
ed the last frame.
The Braves came back, however,
and won the second one by score
of 6 to 2, with Tom Horton going
all the way.
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to fill the bases and Laguna scored
on a passed ball. But Parsons then
settled down and retired the side
and held them scoreless the rest of
the way
Norfolk's first run came in the
second when Jim Ransom, Norfolk's
.centerfielder who hadsa perfect night
at the plate getting A for 4, singled,
went to third on Owens double and
scored after the catch when Richard
son flied out.
1t was 81 Norfolk in the sixth
when Lynch hit one over the right
field wall Ransom scored the third
run in the seventh when he opened
the inning with a double and reach
ed third on Laguna's error, from
where he scored on Richardson's
single. Lynch's second home run in
the eighth also over the rightfield
wall, gave Norfolk their fourth and
final run.
Summary: Hagerstown, 1R, GIL,
lie, Left. Norfolk, AR, 10H, lie, 7
Left.
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TIRE the SIDE.
The Braves sixth and seventh
runs came in the fourth. Blake
opened the inning with a three-bag-
ger to center and scored on Myers
single to center. Notermann walk
ed, but with Horton at the plate, a
hit and run signal backfred and NY
ers was caught in a rundown, with
Notermann taking second on the
play Horton then struck out but
Damiano sent Notermann home with
single to left. Their eighth run
came in the fifth when Laguna, who
had walked, moved to second on an
infeld out and scored on Myers
third hit, another single to center.
Runs nine and ten came in the
sixth. Damiano and Jimmy linn
who had singled, raced home on La
gunas single. The final three runs
were scored in the eighth. With one
away, Damiano got his fourth hit,
double to left. Jimmy linn followed
with a single to center, with Dami-
ano holding up at third. Laguna
lined out but the two runners then
scored on Barrett's double to left
and then Hersh came along with his
second hit of the game, a double to
right, scoring Barrett.
Summary: Richmond, OR, 3H, 2E,
B Left. Hagerstown, 13R, 17H, 0E,
5 Left.