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The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-31
Is R0Sh haShOnahS

The column isn't long enough to
list all of them; but every guy
should know what they are, since
they are of him, too"
But. Segal said. that. all in all.
he has been a fairly decent char
acter. through the 73 years +.
I'VE can't all be saints and maybe
il is about as much as you can say
about anybody TO describe him as
a fairly decent person. That
means he has been quite honest.
has tried to be just toward others.
has stood up for his convictions.
his thinking has been with kind
ness, and he has been humble.
For a moment, Segal went back
to the list Of his derelictions +. .
'sYou know, I haven't been going
to schul very often. Sometimes !
attempt to excuse myself for this
delinquency. ask myself, just
what is it to be a good Jew? Does
it mean regular attendance at the
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-31

of himself by boasting of his vir-
tues, if any eyes," he said,
"there have been a lot of sins
in me nothing very big, mind
you nothing to be hanged
for. But have behaved like a
heel at times in my own house.
Ask Rose. (Rose is Segaps wife,
At times in thoughtlessness or in
anger, 1 have let my voice out
against her but, by way Of ex-
cusing me, you may say that / al
ways felt so sorry afterward. I
am not at all a sanity character,
as you know. And there are many
other misdemeanors that ! regret.
Evening star., 1956-08-29
FIRST GAME

l Singled for Keeean in 5th.
: Struck out for Howell in 7th.
3 Singled for La Palme in 9th.
4 Ran for Northev in 9th
Evening star., 1956-08-29

The White Sox split a pair with
Washington. winning 5-3 after
"a 6-2 defeat. Detroit defeated
Boston. 6-3.
Mantle's wind blown shot
came in the third inning with
two on against Art Ditmar. It
put him five games up on Babe
Ruth's record-60 pace in 1927
but the Babe hit his 45th and
46th in the same game.
Looked at another way, the
difficulty of Mantle'S task is
more apparent. The Yankees
have only 81 games remaining.
They have played more than 50
per cent of their games, while
the 24-year-old Oklahoman is
only IS per cent of the way
toward tying Ruth's record.
Moore Takes 11th
Cleveland and Baltimore each
managed just four hits. but Ray
Moore gave up only singles and
didn't allow a man past first
while winning his 18th for the
Orioles. A single, balk and Bob
Nieman's double scored the only
run in the first of Hank Aguirre.
AL Kaline drove in three runs
as the Tigers beat Mel Parnell.
Kaline's oath homer led of q
three-run sixth--in which Red
Continued on Page ca, Col. !
Evening star., 1956-08-29
ACC Bourd Hears
Appeal on Ban Of
.FuIIbuck at UNC

GREENSBORO, N. c., Aug. 2e
I(RJ THE Atlantic Coast Confer
Ience Executive Committee was
called to meet here today to hear
an appeal from a ruling by ACC
Commissioner Jim Weaver de-
Iclaring Don Coker ineligible for
athletics at, North Carolina.
Coker, a former star fullback
at Reidsville High, appealed
Weaver's decree. Regarded as
Ia prize backf1eld candidate,
Coker had attracted AZ scholar
ship offers.
Weaver made his ruling after
investigating charge that two
North Carolina alumni gave
|Coker a summer membership at
Ia Reidsville country club.
In his appeal. Coker claims the
membership was given after he
announced he was going to North
Carolina.
The boys father, w. M. Coker,
said: "Don accepted the Caro-
lima scholarship six weeks before
the country club summer men,
Ibership was given and in no
way was Cit) an inducement to
make him decide to go to Caro-
lima"
A three-man panel was to de-
eide Coker's athletic future.
Evening star., 1956-08-29
JdnoWiczPoses
Big Problem in
Redskin Plans
By LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star star Correspondent

SONOMA, Calf. Aug. 29.-yic
Janowicz' injury has done more
than foul up the Redskins back
field. 1t has complicated Coach
Joe Kuharich'S long-range per-
sonnel planning to the point
where he may open the season
one man shy of the 35-playef
limit unless the National Foot
ball League club owners relent
and waive the. rule on injured
players.
Kuharich began rebuilding his
shattered backfield yesterday
when he picked up Halfback
Jim Hagerty from the Los An
Igeles Rams on an ''if'' basis. II
the speedy. 6-foot-1, 185-pounder
from Washington State makes
the grade, the Rams will get a
draft choice from the Redskins
next winter. More deals are being
discussed and there will be some
trades before the league cam
Ipaign opens, but until Janowicz
status is. cleared up Kuharich is
at a distinct disadvantage.
Few observers who know the
seriousness of the conclusion
Janowicz suffered in his recent
auto crash expect the former
Ohio State All-America to play
at all this season. He is just
beginning to snap out Of it, and
one shudders at the thought of
what could happen if Vic got hit
on the head banging into a line
or charging up to make a tackle.
Kuharich knows full well the
risk involved, and yet no one
will say Vic won't be back in an
other six or eight weeks, or that
he won't be allowed to play at
all.
Until Vic is officially declared
out for the season Kuharich must
include him on the roster. Joe
would prefer to put him on the
injured reserve list and take on
"a replacement while Janowicz
is recuperating, but under league
rules injured players must be
put on waivers before being re-
stored to active duty, and Jano-
See REDSKINS. Page CO
Evening star., 1956-08-29

DOUBLE PLAY BECOMES CARTNHEEL Chicago Charley Neal
upset by Pete Wenant GighD inning
Chit opener
within
Evening star., 1956-08-29
Standings on Pose ca

Standings on Poee CA
and looked good and healthy
with 10 games remaining against
Pittsburgh in the last month and
"a half. But the last-place
Pirates, who had lost 10 of their
first IL games with the Dodgers,
won 5 of those last 10. while the
Giants took. the flag and the
world championship.
The Pirates, who lost IL of
their first l8 games with Mil
.waukee this season, looked like
the spoilers of old last night,
coming from behind as Long hit
la three-run homer. his 25th,
to beat the Braves. 5-4. and trim
their National League lead to
one and half games over the
Dodgers.
And except for the fact
Brooklyn was playing a double
header in the only major league
park without lights, the Dodgers
might have been only a half
game shy Of the Braves today.
The Dodgers split the twin bill
with the Cubs, winning the
opener, ga. on three ninth-in-
ming runs. but losing the night
cap. 4-3, when. play was halted
after seven and half innings by
darkness.
Meanwhile the third-place
Reds climbed back within three
games of the pace with an Ill
barrage against the Giants.
Philadelphia clipped st. Louis,
GA.
Mantle Gets No. As
In the American League,
Mickey Mantle belted his 45th
home run in New York's 40
victory over Kansas City in a
game held to six innings by rain.
Bob Turley held the AS to two
hits. The Yankees regained an
eight-game first-place bulge as
Cleveland lost at Baltimore, 10.
Evening star., 1956-08-29
Brogon Now Considers
Pennont Roce d ossuD

Eyes, that's right, but I've given
a little ground in the last few
days.
IT feel now that either one
could win it," he added. "The
Dodgers haven't got nine guys
who can play every day. They've
got to have Jackie Robinson and
Duke Snider playing every day
Notice Snider only got into yes
Iterday's second game in Chicago
as a pinch-hitter, and they need
Clem Labine."
Bragan said he thought Mil
Waukee's chances depend on
Gene Conley and Warren SPAIN
And he made the statement after
Conley was beaten by the Dodg-
ers Monday and SPAIN was
blasted out last night by the
Pirates.
But Bragan was firm in his
opinion as he said: IF the
Braves get good pitching from
here on from these two, they
could win it. SPAIN and Conley
have got to win. Frankly. they've
won more than thought they
would.
But, I'll tell you something
Don't let anybody tell you we
don't hold the key to this race
because we do. We're 5 and
with Brooklyn right now and
play them seven of our last nine
games at Brooklyn and Pitts
burgh.
Maybe we're not going any
where in this race, but we could
sure decide who does"
The Braves are 1927 with the
sixth-place Pirates.
Evening star., 1956-08-29
Both WiesIer,
Wilson Strive
End Famine
Plews and Courtney
Give Stobbs No. Is,
But Romos Fulters
BY BURTON HAWKINS

Jim Wilson and Bob Wiesler
strangers to victory for many
weeks, strive for the rare thrill
lof triumph today when the
White Sox make their final APP
Ipearance Of the season at Grit
fifth Stadium.
Wiesler, the lefthander who
with a chance to pitch regularly
twas supposed to blossom into
something more beautiful than
an acre of tulips. has been staked
to the opportunity but hasn't
followed the mental blueprints
of his bosses, He hasn't won
since June 81, meanwhile losing
five.
Wilson was regarded as the
fellow who would take up a lot
of slack in Chicago's pitching
lstaff when the White Sox ac-
lquired him from Baltimore May
l2lr He was supposed to supply
la pennant push, but it hasn't
quite worked out that way.
Jim sizzled for awhile but
lately merely has fizzled. He
has lost eight in a row since his
last win July 3, and will be
making his 11th start toward an
lelusive 18th victory. Wilson dis
IplayS a 7-10 record since join
ing the Sox.
| Plews, Courtney Homer
| The clubs split a double
header before a gathering oi
4,389 last night. Chuck Stobbs
won his 18th in the opener, more
than he had ever won in the
minors or majors in other years
Herb PlewS Socked his first major
league homer and Clint Courtney
Supplied three-run blast ovei
the rightfield fence as the SEN
lators took that one, 6-2.
Chicago surged back on hom-
|ers by Dave Philley and Minnie
Minoso, plus a pinch two-run
double by Ron Northey. to grab
the second game, 5-3. Jack
See SENATORS, Page ca
Evening star., 1956-08-29

Doubled for Aparicio in 1th.
? Ran for Northey in eth.
3 Struck out for Stone in eth.
4 Walked for Pascual In 9th.
Ran for Berberet in 9th.
Evening star., 1956-08-29

MILWAUKEE,, Aug. 20 (R).-
Manager Bobby Bragan of the
Pirates hopped of the Brooklyn
bandwagon today and declared
the National League pennant
race is a tossup between the
Dodgers and the Braves.
Only a few days ago Bill
Rigney. the Giants manager who
favored Milwaukee originally,
said he thought the Braves were
talking funny" and looking
over their shoulders" and he had
to go along with Brooklyn.
Reminded that he had MAIN
tained right along that the
Dodgers probably would repeat
as flag winners, Bragan said,
Evening star., 1956-08-29
Boudreuu Laid Up
With ChiIIs, Fever

NEW YORK, Aug. 20 R.-
Lou Boudreau, manager of the
Kansas City Athletics. was taken
to Lenox Hill Hospital at 5:45
am. today, repeatedly suffering
from chills and fever.
DR.. Sidney Gaynor, Yankees
physician, attributed the illness
to the after effects OF the ex-
traction Of a wisdom tooth on
Monday. He described Bou-
dreau's condition as good. but
said the Athletics manager
would not be able to go to today's
game at Yankee Stadium. He
will remain in the hospital.
Evening star., 1956-08-29
PROBABLE PITCHERS
By the Associated Press
ANERTCAN TFAcVrr

Chicago at Washington-Wilson I'll.
12l VS.. Weisler (3-9(,
Kansas City at New York--McAlahor
(0-5) VS. Kucks 17-7l,
Cleveland at Baltimore (nieht)-Gar.
cia (10-lll VS.. johnson lt-S).
Detroit at Boston--Hoeft Q5-I1) vs.
Brewer 16-7)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh at Milwaukee tnight)--Lav
t6-l4l VS.. Burdette (16-sl or Phil.
lips t3-2l
Brooklyn at Chicaso-Erskine 11-7l
vs.. Kaiser t3-1).
New York at Cincinnati (nieht)-
Antonelh 1912 VS.. Klippstein 11-10l
Philadelphia at st. Louis Sniehtl--
Evening star., 1956-08-29

Runs batted in-Plews (2), Phiiley
-Northey. Three-ba hit---Olson. Home
runs-Philley. Minoso. Double play
Esposito to Fox 20 Dropo. Left on bases
-Chicago, 81. Washington. o. Bases on
Struck out---By Harshman, Z: By Stone
! in innings tpitched to 1 batter n
sthI: of Kinder I in l inning: Of
in. Is inning: on Stewart. 2 in j inning,
on Pascual, in ! inning. Runs and
Kinder. 90: on Ramos, 3-3: OF Stone,
90; on Stewart, 20; of Pascual. go.
Winning pitcher - Fiarshman f11-9l.
Losing pitcher---Ramos l12-9l. Umpires
TiMeklnlsS. TimsNsS. hies TIsherty Summers
Evening star., 1956-08-29

Runs batted in--Plews (2l. Courtney
CD Moss t2l. Valdivielso. Two-base hit
--Minoso. Three-base hits Esposito,
Plews. Home runs Plews. Courtney,
Moss: Sacriflce = Fox. Double PLAYS
Fox; Yost to Plews to Runnels. Left on
bases-Chicago, 3; Washington. g. Bases
on balls-Of Stobbs. .; of Mcdonald, !;
on Howell, /; of La Paine, l. Struck
out--By Stobbs. 2; by Howell. Z. Hits
OF Keegan, ) in 4 innings; of McDon-
aid. . in | inning pitched to . batters
in 9TH; of Howell, . in l inning; Of
La Paine, l in . innings. Runs and
earned runs--Of Keegan. Al: of Nc
Donald. Ill: off Howell. 90; of La
Paine. III: of Stobbs. 90 Winning
Q3-10l. Losing pitcher
-keegan l4-6)s UmpiTes Summers
Mckinley RICE Elsherty; Time-2:is.
Evening star., 1956-08-29
Pirates Threaten to Repeat
'54 Pennanf- Blocking Feat
RoIIy | Brdxds' Leod;
Mantle Bucks dfcentuue
By the Associated Press Z

Dale Long and the rest Of
Pittsburgh,s short-lived heroes
are threatening to become Mil
waukee's pennant-block. just as
the Pirates ruined Brooklyn in
1854.
Brooklyn had edged to within
a half-game of first place In "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09

CONN. AVE. ESTATES--By owner,
non-Gl. bedrms., sep. din. rm,
bsmt.. fenced-in yard. cor. lot.
800 an. Sll4 per mo. pays all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09
30 54th st. Sc.

Join the riot It's a mobl Every
body wants this lovely semidet.: 3
bedrms.: right in the heart OF Capt.
toll View: convenient TO everything:
lovely. yard: kitchen and rec. room.
Priced very low.
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1155 45th PL. Sc.

OPEr : to U.oU
CARE COD ftAAabLcR
Beauty ana enarhI expresses this
detacneo bricK home with = pedrlns.,
Datn' on Ist door; 2 beurmS., bath
ana den on ina moor; rec. rm. with
On approx. M-acre lot. DIREC-
lions. out Bennlne I'd. Sc. TO
Southern ave-, right on Southern to
Reed terrace. right on Reed ter. to
45tn nj. Ewes. co. 5-BS3I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09
327 BURNS ST. Sc.

OPEN . 10 $50
CT APPRAISED Sl2,9O0
Beautiful 6-rm. semidet. brick;
3 beurms., new-nOuse condition, at
tractlvely decorated, modern kitchen
and bath. A real buy. Very large
yard. $3.50 Gown Montnly, SUJ
plus taxes. Directions: Out Texas
ave, SO. to C St, follow c to Burns.
Ewes, LII. 1-S4S6,
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son st. n.e.-Today's special s.
room brick. with gas a.-c. heat; full
s s?s d a0Sn sss mo- yaI incud Fey
taxes. R., q. dunno. WA. 7-07s2,
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1918 CHAPLIN ST. Sc.

OPEN = TO $3.50
REV MODEftN RArABLkR
. rms, ail un 4 II. Nes anu mod
ern. very Ice. cleo. KIT, s bedrms.,
luIi bsnil.; ace. AOt. f-r.ce, @lO.OUU.
Dn., $4,000. Monthly Sll3.6U. Dir. I:
OuC SOusnern ave. Sc. 10 Reed ter.
TO Alabama ave, then right / blk.
then leIL. Eyes. Ii. 1-ni3h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09
4O51 ELY PL. Sc.

OPEN TO $50
CT APPLIED FOR $4,000
Attractive corner brick: d rooms
5 LARGE bedrms.A picture windows,
beautifully decorated in moon gray
parouet floors. Apt. or rec, rm. in
basement. Storm windows. Ice. yard
gain. Out Texas ave. Sc. to Ridge
and follow Ridge I'd to Ely and 60
right. Ewes. Ii. 4-7242.
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coLoRED-sAsTLANp GARDENS

cOLORED = OPEN 2:3O-6 - 2024
claeeett St. ne: $1,000 down. Four
bedrms., enclosed porch. recr. rm.,
storm windows; near schools. good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
YOUR BEST BUYS
1881 EASY PL. Sc.

vACANT-ATTRAc. --CoLONIAL
Detached brick, newly decorated:
rms, 3 bedrms., center-hali plan,
srand-piano size liy. rm., 1st-1i.
powder rm.. kitchen, garage. A
erand bargain. Directions: Out Ben
ming I'd sc. to Easy pl. Sc, turn
right. Ewes, LU. 2-544g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09

La PLATA, MD.-l1-room dwelling,
excellent condition. 2-aere lot, cen;
terms. WIN rent. Also, I-roem
residence, on state road, IN La
Plata; 8 acres, long road frontage;
suitable subdivision: s13,000;. terms.
LEONARD SNYDER. Tel. WE. 1891,
IL Plata, Nd.
HOME IN THE COUNTRY. "a miles
from d. c.: 2 or 4 bedrooms. all
conveniences. plus 81 acres, garage,
barn, riding tractor and equipment:
26-ft. deep freeze, etc. Appraised
value S14,950; sacrifice for 81 $50.
Contact JOHN II. TAYLOR. La
Plata, Nd. Tele. West 4-S442 or
HOWARD COUNTY
22 ACRES. NEAR cLARKsyn.LE
7-ROQM HOUSE, WITH
CONVENIENCE 800
This property offers UNIQUE prl-
vacy IN an excellent location. q
room house with bath and heat: an
old barn. spring and stream For
details; call Mrs. Louise Adams. At
PIERRE {. puoAy 4 NEPHEW
$50 North Charles Street
Baltimore. Nd.
Vernon 7-O4b4
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4Ol1 E ST. Sc.

NoA4 - ~ O.As
OPEN . TO $3.50
CT APPRAISED Sll,900
Down, $500; monthly, 5000 plus
taxes: rms, 3 bedrms.. brick;
real buy for CT; clean and modern.
Cheaper than rent. See this home
today. Out Texas ave. to Ridge I'd,
right on Ridge I'd. to Z and right.
Ewes, 10. 2-0312.
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HILLCREST Sc.

HlLLCREST Sc.
OPEN 1-DARK, 300 v
PL. Sc, THIS BEAUTIFUL
3-BEDROOM BRICK CO.
LONIAL HAS BEEN RE-
DUCED $1,000. THERE is
NO BETTER LOCATION IN
WASHINGTON. YOU HAVE
EVERYTHING AT YOUR
FINGERTIPS. BELIEVE ME
THIS PRICE is ROCK BOT
TOM. MUDD REAL ESTATE
CO., LII. 1882.
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a-BEDRM. BRICK Colonial home
with extras. Slate roof. firepl.
storege attic. full bsmt. Lee.
wooded fenced back yard. / blk. to
shopping, schools. churches and
bus routes, l65 Chesapeake st..
$500 DOWN. $500 mo. covers all.
Assume 4et loan--6-rm. brk, Fin.
rec. rm., aluminium storm windows,
Anchor fenced. off-street parking.
Immaculate cond. GIG Southern
ave. of 8. Capitol. 10. 7-0594.
ego BRANDYWINE ST. Sc. - 81
bedrm. semidet. brick: basement;
$l3:250. Assume CT loan. 10. =
43IO TEXAS AvE.-corner brick: 6
Ice, rms. plus bsmt. apt I: lge. yard:
S14,95Q. Oh or non CT. Vacant.
1901 BRANCH AVE. Sc; block
from Pa. ave.--New 7-rm brick
ColopiaI with 2 full and two "a
baths: fully equip. kit. with rec.
rm.; 2-car garage, conv. location,
Priced to sell. Call BUSADA. 10.
S-8500: LII. 2-0303.
4OI8 ALABAMA AVE. Sc: open
Sum-. 2 TO dark-4-hedroom SEMI
Diet. brick: large fenced yard; rec.
rm. with firepl.: Sl3.950. Assume
$1,000 trust at sos no.. incl.
taxes and insurance. Out Penna.
ave. to Alabama; left to open sign.
PuFFENBERGER, Realtor, LU. A.
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M. NICHOLS AvEs--New s.w sec
A real bug; $1,000. ~ OWNER
6emidet. brk., . bedrms IN. rec
IN porch. nice I'd, gas b eyery
eong. Pm, dec. y suit 10. e-42lo'
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GARRETT PARK-Attractive Gus
toH-built redwood rambler, has
completely equipped large Kitchen,
dining t., liv. rm. with firepi,,
tiled bath and 2 bedrms. Full day
light bsmt. has complete bath, dark
room; storage rm.: auto. laundry;
large rec. rn., space for extra
fenced yard with trees. Built 1859
in nice section near schools and
swimming pool. Has AZ FILA loan,
son Q10 IN SAAnQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09

&13,B50 = Modern-
istic 2-story brick with 3 large
bedrooms, tile bath up. Large
slanted picture-window living room
room and equipped Kitchen. Walk
to elementary school. All types
of financing. 10. $4,000. HUG
GINS a. HARRISON, Realtors.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-s.E.
HARTMAN REALTY, Inc

HILLCREsT. mr.. Branch ave. Open
3 to 8 pm. 203O 32nd pl.--Det.
brick, center hall. 8 rms; bedrms.;
full bsmt. with recr. rm. and bath I.
garage: scr. porch; gas heat. Priced
below market. Vacant. LU, 4-3eS2.
HIaGEsssT i ssso a cSSsSenteT b Ss
low; full bsmt. with large recr. rm. /;
scr. porch; storm windows; level lot.
Open 3 t. 8 pm.
HnLCREsT. of Pa. ave. 1924
Nash st.-Custom built, spacious;
center hall; rms. with 1st-h. den
large scr. porch. BY appt. LU.
HILLcREsT. near Pa. ave;-7cus.
Sedrooms. gsi fuIl Sahs f bedrm ana ana
bath LIST A.; full bsmt.. with large
| knotty pine reer rm.; built-in ga
rage, Owner leaving. Priced below
cost,
HILLcREsT. s4e7 Carpenter st.
Open ? to. 8 p.m.---Semidet. brick:
3 rms: . large bedrms.: full hsmt. I;
scr. porch. Sl3,5nO. Vacant. LU.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. nr. s.. Cap
g rms; 3 Ice. bedrms.; lst-h. d"n;
porch: recr, rm. Sl7.950.
HILLcREST. $500 blk. Highwood
dr.-Det brick: 9 lRe rms; 1st-fi.
powder rm.; lge kit. with breakfast
nook; Tecr. rm. with firepl.: gas hit.
lLYNDALE. sooe Minnesota ave-
Vacant; Seridet, brick; 5 rms. 2
large bedrms;; large knotty pine pine
for quick sale. Open 2 to 6 pm.
ANAcOSTIA, overlooking city; 1907
l''W' st.--4-year-old semidet. brick.
8 rms. full bsmt oil VII. deep
lot. S13.500 Vacant. LU. 4-39S2.
ON ALABAMA AVE. mr.. Pa. ave
Better than new semidet. brick.
rms, finished hsmt. with recr. rm I.
new kit s-car garage. Open 20
lANACOsTIA. 1908 IS" ST. - Sub
Itantiaiv built 2-story brick; 8 rms.
full bsmt. with large knotty-pine
sale. Bv appt. tn. 2-5a76.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. mr.. s. Capitol
shopping center - 4-family brick
bldg bedrm. Priced 100000. LU.
IANACosTIA. OF Minnesota ave-
l1s-ft. front, semidet. brick; side
hall, q rms. 2 incl porches, full
bSmt, GARAGE, gas h.-wh. Priced
for ouick sale SI1 $50
NEAR BRANCH AVE. AND M PL.-
New-house cond. semidet. brick. 8
rms; . bedrms., full bsmt., scr. pch.,
gas heat. Priced for Quick sale.
IANAcoSTIA. 2s19 High st.--Large
idet: capt. bldg; 3 rms. and bath
each; full hsmt, oil h.-w.h.: needs
some repair. Sale at bargain price.
ANACOSTIA--Det, frame, 9 large
rms: 3 bedrms., oil h.-w.h., level lot:
perfect cond. S11.5OO LU. 4-39S2,
OFF ALABAMA AVE.--Det. brick.
6 rms; 3 bedrms., 1st-d. powder rm.,
full bsmt:. comb, storm windows, gas
ANAcosTIA, Mr.. Good Hope I'd,
Det., Germs. bungalow, full bsmt.
with rec; rm., porch. gas h.-w.h.:,
NEAR PA. AND MINI. AYES
lSemidet. asbestos shingle, 6 Ice. rms. i,
fun hsmt.,. oil h.-w.h., Gear garage,
deep lot, SIT, 800.
ANACosTIA. of MINI. Ave, Q family
brick bldg, with 2 b.r.. full bsmt.,
gas h.w.h,, S13,bn0.
ANACOSTIA, Diet rms, 4 br,, 1
b T. and bath, LIST a., full bsmt., oil
h.-w.h., $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09
CoLoRED-oPEN SUN. 81
18th AND OIRARD SITS. NE.

A true 6-rm. rambler, new, in
choice section Of Woodbridge having
liy. rm. with live and exposed fire.
place. dining rm., 3 spacious bed
ern spacious kitchen with dishwasher,
garbage disposal. refgr.. exhaust
fan: bath and powder rm. on same
level. rec. rm. complete in plaster
and knotty pine with shower. powder
rm. Built-in garage. Beautiful land
Mr.. cabbasestaik. THE cEE-sTALK.
co. b-l390: LU, 4-331S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09

3-hedrm. stone rambler, = baths,
fully equip. kit, rec. rm. GI APP
proved for $4,000. Due to i'll health,
owner forced to sell. 3433 HiRhwood
OxON HILL REALTY CO.
5555 Livingston Rd. Sc.
IO T-3GOO LO. T-3601
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09

DRUMELDRA HILLS. open i-6.
ner flrepl.; kitchen with view; 3
bedrms, plus family rm.; carport.
acre lot; mr.. park. ColesVille I'd. to
Motley rd.,. left to Vierling dr.. left
TO sign. Also lots to sell. RIPLEY
a. ROMER. JU, 6-Sb1l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09
COLORED
OPEN 81

Must sell At once; owner is leaving
brick: finished rec. rm. with modern
bar: 1st-f1 pow. rm. and modern
Kitchen, Where else for less than
$l4. 900?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09
FIELDS
OPEN SUN, 2 TO 6
S16.950
PRE-SHOWING

3-bedrm. rambler: nice level lot,
shopping, school and churches. Pick
one out and select your decoration
scheme b. calling BUsADA, 10. g.
e50O- In o-O3O3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09

HILLANDALE - Modern S-bedrm.
brk. rambler on Ice. lot: 21-ft. liv.
porch; lot partly wooded. Price.
$1B.400. Call HE. 4-64OO. HUGH
+. PECK, 1850 New Hamp. Ave.