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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16

There is a lot Of built-in
disappointment for the family
that hasn't taken a second
look at its 'do-it-yourself'
capabilities. 1t takes more than
just capability, it takes time.
more than most realize"
The architects alternative
for the prospective buyer is
to make a check list of wants
and needs after looking
through home" magazines in
a local library covering houses
of the last 10 to Is years. This
procedure, she points out, will
give the. future home owner
perspective and uncover a lot
of ideas that might otherwise
be overlooked or forgotten.
Buying in 81
Mr.. Thomas p. Coogan,
chairman of the National
Housing Center's board Of di-
rectors, is an enthusiastic
supporter of the school.
I'm 1857" he predicts some
2:5 million homes both new
and used will be bought in the
United States. Again as many
families are actively consider
ing the purchase of a home in
the coming wear?
m agazineS, newspapers,
Government agencies and we
at the National Housing Gen.
ter are constantly besieged by
homeSeekers for sound, factual
information on every facet OF
home buying and home build
ing" he adds.
The National Housing Cen
ter's School for Home Buyers
is designed to fill this never
ending need in localities all
across the Nation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16
TODAY'S HOME
Employees OF Acc
To Attend School

has been provided by the GEN.
ter for groups wishing to con-
duct a school for Home Buy
ers." 1t contains suggested
outlines for courses. promo
tional material, publications to
be distributed at the meetings,
background recommendations,
registration cards and 'sug-
gested procedure.
Architect InStructs
Mrs. Clothed w. Smith, we'll
known local architect, and a
lecturer at one of the classes,
is typical of those who passed
along information to record
crowds of men and women
students"
She admonished the pro-
spective home buyers before
buying or building to "face just
how much Of a do-it-yourself
character you really are.
Not only in repairing your
house, but in building all those
fine storage walls and furni-
ture which look so simple in
the color ads, as we'll as in de-
veloping a garden or terrace
area"
Mrs. Smith said this type Of
self-evalution applies partic-
ularly to young families who
have never owned a house.
Its a real trap" she warns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16
CIRCLING THE COUNTRYSIDE

for their daughter Phyllis, and
one given by Mrs. Archie Cary
Randolph for the older group.
Devron and his orchestra are
coming out to play for the
Burke party.
New Years eve will be ush-
cred in at the Piedmont Hunt
Ball at the Middleburg center.
which. if it's like last year. will
be attended by all ages Of the
countryside. from the resilient
prep-school and college crowd
to some of their grandparents.
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Continued From Page D-20
few Of the younger prep-school
girls and boys to include their
daughter Sheila and son
Johnny. Gen. and Mrs. Rich
ard Cults are giving a dinner
party before the dance for Pat
Sey and their own daughter,
bonita.
Other dinners before the
dance are those being given by
the Herbert Shaws, the Cyrus
Manierres, the James P. Mills
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pinking shears and sew up
the back.
The wreaths are made on .
base of one yard Of 4-inch bias
calico cord, stuffed and shaped
into ring. The leaves are
cut out Of dark green organdy.
They are put on the base two
at a time with large stitches
or glue. These pieces were
made with Heberlein- process
organdy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16
IT'S A DATE
MONDAY

JACQUELINE CoCHRAN's
personal representative. Miriam
Scherer will be at Julius Gar
flnckel a. Co. all this week.
Get your complexion in shape
for all the parties during the
holidays She'll introduce you
70 Clear Complexion Lotion. a
tinted or natural color medi-
Gated lotion that will help out.
FRANK r. JELLEFFS pres
ent the luncheon fashion show
In the Mayfiower Hotel Lounge
ct 1880 pm, with Sue Boteler
This viii be the last show this
year. Come the 2lst OF Janu-
airy the popular luncheon
fashion presentation viii be
resumed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16

EVELYN BARTON BROWN
presents glamorous costumes
during the luncheon hour In
tne Mayiiower Hotel Lounge
from Tuesday through satur-
Dag.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-07

RANDALL HOUSE, 1923 N ST.. Hu.
3-7474-Join friendly young crowd:
bowling, dancing. ping-pong. glee
club. house orchestra: laundry, TV,
switchboard; rms. S25 to $50 mo.
1928 2Ist ST.-Highly desirable
with pvt. bath for discriminating
gentleman: excel. location. DU. q
drr0 -1C
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RooMs uNFURNIsHEn

S65 .5O-G-rm., kitchen and bath
apt, 7S1I Greenwood ave-, Takoma
Park. Nd. All utilities furnished.
Please call MR.. HOLLAND. IRA. j.
0SSl for appointment. liz
COLORED-6l2 Goth PL. N.E.-3
rooms, use Of kitchen and refrig-
orator; 1 or 2 children. WA; D.
CeofoRED-1 ROOM; home priyi-
leges, NO. 7-0267.
. OLORED-33O6 10th ST. - Next
to bath: private home; employed
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es1s 18th ST. NV. of Col. I'd
Lee. enc. tile bath. kit; S67 20
18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-Spa-
cious, newly dec 2-bedrm. apt, 4
girls or young men; S120. SO. g.
PRIyATE ENTRANCE; nice small
rm., next bath; hot plate, linens.
refgr.: S35. sgle. cola p st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-07
DOGS, PETS. ETC. Cent,

BOXER, male, z months, Axe reg
istered. national and international
champs in pedigree: al shots;
raised with children. so. 5-5567.
sC0TTY PUPS. Axe;
Trick and Pepper breeding; 2 beau
tiful typey itters. SP. 3-s676.
PUPS, 6 wks. old; champion
background. 10. 5-2s57 after B
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-07

GEORGETOWN, $3.50 Que ST. ped
I'M. apt. in apt. bldg. See any time:
d aSa oPsn apt sT g. 81. 5-7SS sa.
rms, liv. rm.. kit. dinette. PVT.
bath; utils. furn.: good loc.; adults.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-07
APIS. FURNlsHED---vA.

2-BEDRM., mod. duplex, Glebe I'd.
newly dec; very pvt; ideal 3 or 4
ladies or men; washer. ia. S-7433
NOW, near Fort Myer-
/ bedrm.. 500 so; includes all utili-
ties; 1st fir. Call MR.. DRAPER,
ARL. = Completely furn., 1-bedrm.
apt. Cow. to Pentagon and Navy
Annex. Call MRS. WOLFE. ia. B.
- Efficiency and l.
bedrm. apartments. janitor serv-
ice; laundry. privileges; downtown
location: all utilities: S75 to
10 am. and g pm.
ALEX, a14 Jefferson -bedrm.
apt; clean, conf; all utils.: cohv,
Belvoir. OWNER. JE. 2-2033. -
apt. beautifully
furnished with period furniture
liv. rm.. bedrm., kit, bath; couple
or 2 girls; avail. Sat-; $50. TIE; O.
PLEASANT, BRIGHT HOME. LIKE
2-bedrm. apt. All lge. rms. Most
conv. loo. in N. Arl. S1l0 incl.
utils. IA. 2-6644. EN-. 3-3618,
N. ALEX.-Enic. 5 min. airpt,.s Pent.
SIS incl. utils and TV. Avail. i'm
med RIA $4,000 Ill
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APIS. FuRNlsHED-Mp.

BEST SECTION, RIvERDALE. MD.
Nicely furnished lse. liv.- bedrm.,
Ice. kit, mod bath: .S72 mo. incl.
utils. Nothing else to pay. Attr.
grounds. Mr.. Baltimore ave. Conv.
shop center. bus. OWNER, UN.. A.
RiIIvERDALE. 5s15 BALTIC. ave.
rm., kit. and bath: all utils.: SIS
week. WA. 7-1S1e.
TAKOMA PARK-Cheerful, neat
apt, ] bedrm., living rm.. kitchen
with dining area. SS5. Utils. fur
niShed. JU. 9-21SS. Ia
TAX. PK.-Clean. bright. liv. rm.,
bedrm., kit, din. in small brk.
bldg for young cpl. Open now.
S79.50. sos Greenwood ave.
TAKoMA PARK. near Walter Reed.
Nicely furn. / and 2 bedrm. apts.
/ block bus, shop. JU. $500.
TAKoMA. vicinity Walter Reed
Living rm., bedrm.. kitchen, bath.
LO. 4-0711. JU. 9-9229.
TAKOMA, vicinity Walter Reed
Living rm., bedrm.. kitchen, bath.
10. 4-071l, JU. 9-922g.
3 RMS. AND BATH, newly decorated
apt, pvt. entr.. utils. included |:
adults only. AP, 7-0S94. liz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, wall paper steamers
sanders, buffers, paint sprayers,
electric hammers, etc. FOLK
FLOOR SUPPLY: WO; 6.052s; -
CHAIN SAWS, McCULLOUGH--Salss'
service: rental SO . day GRAY
ELY OF WASH, JU. s,22sa: av.
5-man. SIS per day. REE MA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-07
ROOMS FURN.-s.E.-S.w.
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

NICE ICE. RM., of Branch ave. sc.
parking; temp. 4-6 wks.
$40 wk. LII. l-1453.
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APIS. FURN.-vA. tcont.)

FALLS CHURCH. apt. bldg; attrac.
newly furn.; lge liv. -bedrm., mod.
dinette-kit., semipvt. bath. $40, incl.
utils. Cple. ia. lS-3S2S. -l3
ARL. BLVD. mr.. IT. Myer: 2 bedrms.,
liv. rm.. din. kit, bath. -S125 incl.
Tv. Avail. immed. RIA. 6-5022.
N. ALEX.-2 bedrms.. liv. rm.. kit,
bath. Just painted. 8 min. airport.
Pent. Avail. immed. RIA. 6-5022.
Ill
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GOLD
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

GREAT DANE PUPPIES, blacks and
. JS IT;i$so s sPss 4 IN. PUPS. Axe
registered. 10 wks. Old e sSsI
n hunsia l, ss9es ca sh, BE paerfecs pet;
Axe registered, shots. male ana
female. RE. $500. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-07

BEACON APIS. 1901 calvert NV
Elev. 2 bedrms.. liv. rm.. din. rm..
kit. bath. bale. EN- 3-9017.
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

I74O p ST. NV. 1.-THE Churchill"-
Double room with complete kitch-
en-; mr.. bath; SIS vk. NO. 7-9S5s.
ROOM HUNTINGe-see us. 8 houses
to choose from; save your feet;
sgles' and dbles. 2l47 F st. NV
sis 18th ST. NV. Apt, l07-Lge.
cheerful room, front. Share, kit;
and bath with congenial, employed
lady. Shown before i am. $
1900 MASS AVE. N.W.--Lovely, Ice.
rm'. newly furn. with enc. unit.
$3.50 wk. no. 2-95s9. Jig
2539 18th ST. N.W.-Large. light
front rm., din. alcove.. stove, retgr..
utils. furn. S11.50 wk. DE. 2-l615.
CAPITOL HILL-Lge. rm.: pvt. bath;
scr. piazza; lge. new refgr. Pvt.
. sS%es ISIS N.w.-cloek-radio.
~: airfoam: $40 vk. Elk. 3-6633.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Air Conditioners-And
All Other Appliances
Gigantic Warehouse Sale

200 pieces must be sold at once;
Save UP to 1851. Why buy at lust
o discount price when We sell to
the general public at wholesale
CASH OR EASY TERMS
anee price during this sale. Here
are q few examples:
Tv-Emerson; new. 1856, Gin IN
table model ---S119
Tv-RcA 2i-in. consoiette, new,
Tv-Motorola. 21-in.. late model,
Tv-Emerson. 17-in. console l Ise
TvWAdmirai blond, Away comb
TWAIN and FM radio. 3-speed rec
ord player. late model S99
Observation-Disclosures. auto. S5
wAsHER-Thor automatic. late
wAsHER-Easy Spin Drier, de luxe
late model S59
DRYER-Westinshouse. SO model,
REFRIoERAToR-Norse, SO. 10,
auto. defroster. REG. $500. sac;
AIR-coND.-'56, new a. flush
S33o. sale $3.50
DEHIJMIDIFIER-'5 takes care
10000 Gu. IT. REG, Sl49. Sale,
$50
VACUUM cLEANER-Jett-99. New
SO. all attach. and sep. full-size
floor polisher. $3.50 value. Both;
Hundreds of more TERRIFIC
BARGAINS not listed. Call at once.
JU. $4,000
Hours: Weekdays, 80
Sat, 9-6: SUM- 12-4
Tri-State Appliances
Wholesalers
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APIS. EuRN.-p.c. Cent. }

MaeARTHUR BLVD. NV. e4e8,
near Army Map bedrns.. liy.
, TIqi kit n and bath ,o6 OF q ns1;
CAPITOL HILL-Bedrm., liy. rm..
kit. pvt. bath; newly decorated:
conn. AND R-charm. big studio.
kit. b.. in studio house. Live-teech,
Musical atmos,; SIS. Du. 1892.
NEWLY FURNISHED. clean as Q
pin; all modern furniture; 1 and
2-bedrm. apis; reasonable rates.
ideal for working boys or girls.
10 oUEBEC PL. N.w.-Liyins
room, Bedroom, Kitchen and bath:
S5S per mo. incl. utils. AID. 4-6629.
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE


Jewish man wishes tc
share 2-bedrm. apt. with man, rea-
sonable: New Hampshire ave. NV
10. 5-I548, after 7:30 pm. -13
coop. basis; vac. for 2: cook
ROCK OR. PK.-Man will share mod
de luxe furn. apt. with another man.
Mr.. transp. Unusual of. RIA. 1854.
GIRL WILL SHARE furn. ENC. apt.
with another girl: TV; S43.25 mo.
Call AID. 2-06ll after 8 pm.
UPTOWN CONN. AVE. AREA -
Young men. share conf. apt, on
coop basis; vac. for 2; cook;
maid: radio phono.; air-cond.; pvt.
2 GIRLS, Govt. empl., under 20,
will share furn. 2-bedrm. apt. with
2 other girls; mr.. Meridian PIX. AD'
4-5294 after 8. -
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e433 Georgia Ave. Silver sprins

TYPEWRITER, Underwood electric
like new: private party: Sl7o., "a
TYPEWRITERs, all makes. terms
as low as ST per week; sales
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER co.
1881 East Capitol ST.. Ii. 3-3440.
Easy parking
TYPEWRITERS, portables and office
size; S25 Up. CENTRAL 20l9 I4tn
ST NV 10
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57I7 COLORADO AVE. - Attrac.
sgle. rm.; next to bath-shower;
phone priviis. ia. 9-5799 aft. 3 p m.
11e1 1eth ST. Nw.-Front single
rm.. Sc wk.; also single rm., rum
ming water, 81; Du. 7us3l0; IL
s sstb rq aT s!9s ys; porch sem 81
ei9s N.w.SRefsr.. grill, clock
radio; Tv. sir,ioam mattress; So
$500 3sth ST. NV. tcorner Porter
st,1-Lge. nicely furnished rm..
semipvt. bath; COW. transp. Home
and surroundings must be seen to
m e f kTTfRfb GENTLE pHYs1.
Young man; student; refs. RA... g.
wYooo. AvE.-ssle., pvt, bath; newly
furn settee; artistic home; use OF
Steinway; S3s mo. Du. 1888.
9Th ST. NV. 51O7-Twin bedrm..
laundry rm. Ma. s-7260 from So
pm. or RA. 3-2059 after z pm.
Sc A DAY per person: 11o1 nth st.
NV. Attrac. sgl:-dhle. rm.; 81 wk.
up. VANNES HOTEL. Dl. 7-7SS6.
246O 10th ST. N.W.-Lovely rooms.
some with pvt: bath al;,, DISTINCTIVE Is 4.
switchboard; rates $3.50 up weekly.
DUPoNT CIRCLE AREA. e1o1 N ST.
N.W.-First floor rms. with running
water. Maid service daily. Rates,
S9-S11 weekly. DU. 7-0570. %
HOS Z ST. N.W.1Douole room;
T TR esr w st i7- %sId service; $40
DUPONT CIRCLE = Sitting-bedrm;;,
f feis NV moi EM Pla ss,a2s' 1908 '
FURNISHED ROOM, cooking privi-
leges; rent reasonable: nice quiet
neighborhood. AID. 1874; r.,
EXCEPTIONALLY Ice. and beauti;
ful, unusual low rent; vic; 18TH i and
NEAR 10th AND VARNUM-Lge. fri.
Also sel. rm. RIA. 6-0947.
SOUTHERN CLUE, 1855 Mass. ave-
Home for discriminating guests;
beaut. sitting rm., TV. lovely rms,
sci. or dbl, pvt. bath; Bendix, kit.
privils.; no better loo. NO. 7-s303.
3OO5 18th ST., next Columbia I'd
Beaut. front rm. with pvt. entr.,
next to bath. DE. 2-476O.
CHEVY CHASE.-Nicely furn. room.
Suitable IL. S35 mo. OIL. 2-5s06.
1924 18th ST. N.w.-S35-s4o: /
with pvt. bath, sos. Well appointed
home. Garage. 5
G. W. U. AREA-Bsmt, rm., 50 .wk.,
refgr., clock-radio, foam rubber
mattress. linens furn. ST. 3-5S33.
1918 N ST., of Conn ave:-Studio
room. senlipvt. bath; maid service;
$3.50 wk. DU. 7-9500.
1905 ONTARIO RID. N.W:-Clean
rm.; running water: Mt. Pleasant
car stop; maid serv., TV; So wk:
1888 18th ST. N.w.-Businesswom-
en- sgl.. dbl. rms; clean, beaut.
furn.. mod. baths. NO. 1919.
DOWNTOWN, sol 11th st. nv;
Apt, 4--Brisht, clean room for
L sfRtismah ATTRACTIVE sTUDio
ROOM. modern decor. 2711 Conn.
RANDALL HOUSE. 1928 N st., Hu.
3-7474-Join friendly young crowd;
bowling, dancing. ping-pong. glee
club. house orchestra: laundry, TV,
switchboard; rms. S25 to S35 mo.
1928 eIst sT.-High1y desirable
with pvt. bath for discriminating
gentleman: excel. location. Du. q
d710 -lE
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1890 Minfwood pI

Apt. a. bedrms;. baths. Nv.
Convenient neighborhood: auto. ele-
yator: on streetear line.
j. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
1882 x st. NV. ST. 3-ssoo
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RooMs WITH BOARD

THE MARIETTA. 1925 18th st. NV
Single, double rms. for young Ia
dies, men; shower: excel. board.
WALTER REED vIC.-Nicely furn.
twin bedrm.; delicious meals. 1891
9th st. NV. RA- 3-4124. --8
18th ST. N.W.-Girls; pvt. home;
dbIe.. also sgle.; pvt. bath: Nv,
piano: child welcome. ia. 9-5307
RID. NV. aoo1-Nice,
clean rm.: good meals; TV avbl.
Young people: SIS wk. co. b-2493.
BRADLEY ARMS, at Dupont Circle,
1925 10th st. n.w.-Home-cooke
}aad. VOC enn HE DriceS
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POULTRY. RABBITS. EGGS
ROOMS FuRNIsHED--N.w.

FEEDS, baby chicks
and poults. JAMES FEED STORE.
619 K st. NV. ME. S-00S9.
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1911 IRVING ST. NV,

1911 IRVING ST. NV.
Large 2-bedroom apt, close to
all conveniences; 500 mo-, includes
utilities.
SIDNEY z. MENSH g. co.
Ma. S-6440 3
COLORED - s22 ROCK CREEK
CHURCH RID. N.W.-3 rms, pvt.
bath; S75, incl. utils.: cow. transp.
Ii. 6-7043. WILLoUGHBY REAL
ESTATE CO. -
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HARTNETT HALL
Good food, pleasant ac-
Communications and lots of
social activities at low
weekly rates.
1926 21St ST. NV.
HUI. 3-5432
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STEEL

TELEVISIONS-New 1856 models. II
you have cash and want q honest
deal shop us last, PARAMOUNT
CO., 2202 Ga. ave. NV. Free park;
TELEVlSI0N, reconditioned - All
makes and models guaranteed;
S19.95 and UP. Open SUNDAYS I'll
8. 100 18th st. ne. Ii. $4,000
TIRE SALE Full recaps.: guar. :
6.00x16. 6.70x15. S6.75; 7l0xl5.
ALL SERVICE TIRE CO., 1924 Ga.
ave. NV. RA. 6-9S50.
Ty. 21-in. console; Al condition;
Nv, dim. console. s75 or best
offer. Ii 4-4714. -S
~ TABLES, S2.a5 and up. Wrought
iron. swivels and casters. Also gas
ranges: 1000 below retail cost, pl.
rvs, reconditioned, S19.a5 and up;
guaranteed; z in. to "a in; lge.
variety. Open Sundays, 1926 Pa.
ave. NV. d. 10000. Ia
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APIS. UNFURN., D. c. Cont. ]
FORT GRERLE APT.

Nichols ave. and Elmira st. s.w.. nj.
Naval Research and Boiling Field
Excel transp.;s rooms: kitchen,
includes utils. See , res; mgr; on IN
SONS. INC MA H-2Mn q
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l5I4 list ST. NV.
2-bedroom. English basement
apartment. in exclusive location: $50
Avail. March 10.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO.
1924 18th st. NV. AID. 4-2006
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THE DIPLOMAT

2420 18th ST, NV.
Jr. bedrIn., liv.. rm., kit. S110.
Nicely furn., twin beds. de luxe ele-
water bldg. facing Meridian Park.
walking distance downtown. 24-hour
switchboard; available now. See
manager AID. 2-1235. Ill
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OFF s cAP1ToL ST, CONGRESS Hts.
Modern l and 2 bedrm. apts.;
modern. completely equipped kitch-
ems. R-CONDITIONED; cow. to
schools. stores and transp. RENT
To inspect, see MR.. BAYS at 104
Atlantic st. Sc, Apt. 204, or call
MR.. DUVALL. DI. 7-6400 weekdays.
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CONGRESS HTS. lS.E.l

BOILING YIELD AKA
2IQ Oakwood ST. Sc: Apt. LOG,
manafer-Newly dec, large bed
rm., IiY. I'M. dinette. kitchen and
bath apis. Parquet floors, laundry
facilities: sos to S76 month incl.
all utilities. Open for inspection RE.
|7-3l28 or 10, 2-6227. liz
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5311 Sth ST. NV, APT. 2Q2
2 rooms, kit, bath, $50; heat incl.
REALTY. RA. 3-S300
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-31
4 Happy New Year2

Your gift can help decide &C.. who shall live
and who shall die. who shall be at ease and
who shall wander about; who shall be at peace
and who shall be molested 80"
While Israel's brave people look to their
defenses, your gift can help meet the con-
tinuing needs Of immigration and absorption.
This Rosh Hashanah, give an increased gift
to UJA's regular campaign, and then give
great extra gift to UJA's Special Survival
Fund. 6l #A
Give to make this truly Happy New Year.
Give generously. Give today.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-31

He has waited so long to come to Israel; he Is
afraid he'll, never make it.
He knows that Israel's people cannot spare
funds now for bringing in new immigrants.
Threatened by aggression, they must devote
all their resources to self-defense.
So he prays for help and peace but he fears
the worst.
Not even the joy Of the New Year can
banish his fears. But you can.
Through your community campaign this
lRosh Hashanah you can help him and all the
thousands in lands Of danger who seek haven
IN Israel
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Peoples [

rs 10 the men, Birthday the family
the widest
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g their families to Peoples with them!

cean centrally located commissary Late at night we
call all stores and take their orders for the following
day. Then the food is prepared and rushed the next
morning in special be ready for your order fresh
and tasty
Why not get in the habit of eating at Peoples? You
always count the utmost in cleanliness the highest
quality meat and other food plus of course friendly cour
teous service All this makes eating at Peoples positive
pleasure it's so economical!
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You'll find more and more family groups dropping in
at Peoples for unch between-meals and aftertheshow
snacks.
The reason is no mystery to us. AS one discerning
fellow put it, You get much at Peoples for so te!
Now we're not going to tell you that we're in the club
or fine hotel class when it food But we can tell
you that for downright good substantial Dishes nobody
can beat Peoples for the price,
We prepare all our perishable food, including sauces
and mayonnase, to own formulas, in sparkling
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he believes the administration
legislation stands "a good
chance" of winning judiciary
Committee approval and a
good, fighting chance of getting
through the House"
Obstacles in Senate
He said the Senate would pre-
sent another problem" In past
years, civil rights legislation has
foundered on Southern filibusters
in the Senate.
The Democratic civil rights
proposals. introduced by MIR
Celler, already have been APP
proved by a Judiciary Subcom-
mittee.
One is an anti-lynching bill.
Another and broader measure
would set up a Senate House
committee on civil rights and a
civil rights commission in the
executive branch. 1t also would
create a civil rights division in
the Justice Department, would
allow court suits against persons
interfering with the right to vote
and would write into law the
present administrative ruling
against segregation of passengers
in interstate transportation.
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ership supported by a spirit OF
patience on the part of all our
people"
Mr.. Heating, senior Republican
on the judiciary committee. said
he and committee Republicans
William E. Miller, New York, and
Scott, Pennsylvania, have agreed
to sponsor the Justice Depart
ment legislation when it is Of
fered.
The administration proposals
repeatedly will include legisla-
ton to set up a bipartisan civil
rights commission and create a
special civil rights division in the
Justice Department.
A third proposal. to allow citi-
Izens to go to court against per-
sons or groups hampering their
right to vote, was said to be un-
.dergoing revision.
Mr.. Heating told a newsman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-04
.BeoII Proposes
Coordination

BALTIMORE, April 4 (P.-
Senator Beall Republican of
Maryland said yesterday he be-
lieves State and Federal govern
ments should strive for better
coordination" in controlling
Isubversive activities.
His comment followed the Su-
Ipreme Court decision that, in
effect. invalidates State anti-sub-
version laws in preference to
Federal ones.
The decision makes most OF
IMaryland's so-called Ober law
impotent.
Il think it is desirable that the
States be permitted to do their
own proper share in this Sub
Iversive controD problem. If State
laws are in conflict with Fede-
rial law. then perhaps better CO.
ordination is the answer"