davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1956-03-28
APIS. FURNIsHED-vA.

Mr.. E. FALLS CH.-Bedrm.. liv. rm.
KIT Kit 6sth; PVT PVT; entr.' all utilss; $s5
ARL.. VA.-Newlv furnished l-bed-
room apt, S110 includes utilities
S2l South Florida st. Out colum.
bia pike to Greenbrier St. ] block
right on Greenbrier to Sth road,
turn right block to DEVELOPMENT
Resident manager ia. 5-7336. OF
Mr.. Macy, HU. 3-440O. 80
DOWNTOWN ALEXANDRIA - Fur.
nished and unfurnShed epts.. fire.
proof bldg. tanitor service. iaun.
dry privileges. continuous hot wa
ter: SIS to $50 so Call TIE. 6-667C
between 10 am and 8 pm.
ARL.-Clean, nicely furn.. 1-bedrm
apt; conv. to bus and shop. center
for 2-bedrm.. twin-bed apt, TV;
S125. Arl. blvd. at Ft. Myer. bus at
cor. RA. 6-5022. -2S
ARL.-2 bedrms.. lovely mod. furn.;
walk. dist. Colonial Village. 10 min
ia. 7-si2s. OIL. e-44a7. so
Large zen encl' "eqai porch. N; No dis dishes sA'a Oh
4-127S. 81
PENTAGON Is min, Arl. Hall 6
min.; , rms. kit, bath, washer
pvt. patio, .colorful: bus. shops l
blk; S100. incl. utils. .AD. 4-6710
.ARL. BLVD, across from Ft. Myer
--2-bedrm. apt; twin beds, TV,
.LGE. MOD. CORNER EFFIC.; ldry
rnl JanitOr service Nr bus and
Pentagon. Fleetwood 4-7254. 81
4 BEDRM. APT. with Baby grand
In apt. bldg. near Pentagon and
Ft. Myer. S1O5. JE. 4-1357 OF
Ov. 3-2063, Ext. l 3
WESTOvER APT. BLDG.-One-bed.
rm. apts.: sos and 500. 80; close to
bus, shopping center, churches and
schools: available Immediately
laundry and storage facilities. Sun
day and ewes. call Mr.. France. XII
9-43S3. WALKER & DUNLOP, INC
959 N. Monroe ST., Arlington. Va,
ia. 5-2400.
Evening star., 1956-03-28
ROOMS WITH BOARD

1927 10th ST. N.w.--single and
double rooms; excellent meals.
Shower bath. -
1901 10th ST N.W.-Outside rooms
large closets; business people. stu
dents: selected menu, PIX, TV
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 200l-Nice
rm. with good meals. free TV in rm.
81
THE MARIETTA. 1925 18th st, NV
Single, double rooms for young
ladies, men; elev., excel board,
1885 N ST. N.W.-For young peo:
pie: sttrac. sgles., dhles: ideal
location; delicious food, Tv.
Evening star., 1956-03-28
HAWTHORNE HOTEL


ALTURAS HOTEL
1909 10th NV, HUI. 3-61l6
24-hr elevator, switchboard Rates
Sl0.50 week and up; private bath,
S24 SO Dining room Walking dis
tance.
COLORED-14O8 DELAFIELD PL.
N.W.-Nicely furn. rm.; conv.
transp. rs
COLORED-2 ROOMS. Screened
porch. Share kit. and bath. Nr.
transp. Ii. 4-0565. or TU. 2-1157.
CoLoRED 1918 18th ST. NV,
Apt. 52-Extra large front room,
elev.; bus at door: u blk. to You
st. carline; privils.; $50 mo. /:
woman pref; plenty heat and hot
water. NO. 7-5S14 before pm.
COLORED-FURN. ROOM. next to
bath, in private home, upper NV;
conv. transp.; for respectable per-
son. TU. 2-6357. 80
Evening star., 1956-03-28
ApTs. UNFURNIsHEp--vA.

ARL., vA.-Nice 1-bedroom apt: in
new development. $75: inclnding
utilities. TYROLL HILLS APTS.,
S2l South Fla. St Out Columbia
pike to Greenbrier St, block right
on Greenbrier to Sth road, turn
right i block to development Res.
mgr, ia. 5-7336 or Mr. Macy,
ALEXANDRIA-Just finished. Air
cond. apt; most convenient to
everything. Rent; efficiency, s53-
S63; 1-bedrm.. SIS: utils. incl.
2415 Mt. Vernon ave, OV. 3-2296.
ARL.-2 bedrms.. sep. din. rm.: mod.
apt bldg; excel. ldry fac; nr.
Hecht Co, schools, bus transp.,
S94 so Incl. util. RA. 3-0314. 80
N. ARL., Westover-1 bedrm., lv.
rm., dinette. kit. and bath in apt.
bldg. Avail. immed. s64 per on mo.
s MINIS. 10 PENTAGoN-Liv. rm.,
bedrm., kit. and bath: mod. apt;
avail. April I. S65 mo. ia. 2-e383.
9 BEDRMs.. 8 exposures. 3rd floor;
close in; incineretor Se4, incl.
utils.; adults. IA. .5-7373. -29
enc .S70:
! bedrm., S76. incl. gas; top loca-
ton. IA. S-4907. 1900 N. Oak.
ALEx.-Lovely / bedrm.; SIS; top
location: quiet environ. oV. 3-2397.
e22 Q. Wash. Of. II
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BIG AS A HOUSE

Our 2-bedrm. apts. with sep. din.
rm., near Boiling Field and Hart
Junior High, give you all the floor
and closet space Of q house for only
ss7 5000 per month incl. all util-
tiles,
IN O.On72 IN O.aT67
Evening star., 1956-03-28

4224 18th ST.-Beaut. twin rms:
PVT. bath. showers: 500 and $40;
Evening star., 1956-03-28

apt bldg; studio apt; peach tile
pm. 2014 Kalorama I'd. NV. 30
FURN. APT, incl
linen, etc: air-cond.. all mod
facils.: best cent. loc. at Meridian
Park; Tv, garage avail; rent reas.
ntip6SE l4s5 Euclid rdpGIr 81 MI xREn HU sTs4oI
St nw.--Nicely furn.; liv. rm.,
bedrm., kit. hall. bath. AID. 2-5467.
LGE. .-BEDRM. APT. md a; all
utils incl in rent; S110 DIXIE
REALTY CO. Ma. $3.50.
2lI9 NAYLOR RD. S.E.-Apt. near
bus. liy. rm., bedrm., bath. extra
large kit, large screened porch !:
S72 mo-. incl. heat. LU. 2-7540.
5027 5th ST. N.W.-Bsmt. apt: bed
bath: conv. to bus stop. ia. 9-7693.
Evening star., 1956-03-28
APTs. EURNIsHEp-Mp.

2 ROOMS. 1 BEDROOM. kitchen
living room combination: 8 Gu, IT.
refrig. Quiet. Garage. Utils. Incl.
No drinkers. JU. 5-4462. 30
TAkOMA PARK-One bedroom, liy-
ing room, kitchen, bath; in private
home; on Flower ave-; private en-
trance: $40. utils. incl. JU. 9-2344.
Evening star., 1956-03-28
Your Inspection Invited
Call EN-. 2-8800

1922 18th ST. NV.
Mid-City Apis. Walk downtown;
lovely liv. rm.. bedrm., kitchen. bath
and foyer. $S5 incl. everything. ia.
9-4140, NO, 7-6l1l, Il
Evening star., 1956-03-28
POULTRY. RABBITS EGGS
wIRTHMORE FEEDS, babv chicks
and poults. JAMES FEED STORE
619 K st. NV. Me S-00S9
ROOMS FURNlsHED-k.W.

2i6O 10th ST. N.W.-Gillbert Hotel
and houses have an sccommoda-
tion for every taste and pocket
book: daily maid service. some
rms. with free 21-in. TV 24-hrs,
switchbd:. some pvt, baths avail; !;
rates $3.50 up weekly. Call CO,
r AND eand-clock radio. Tv.
sink. grill. foam-rubber bed. linens
furn. Ex 3-6633
1883 18th st. N;W.-Businesswomt- So1t
lSESE aisSas siS@d SoNs SgS
DUPoNT CIR. - Attractive front:
fireplace. refgr., semi-pvt. b.; maid;
parking. 1897 18th st. 81.
empl. woman. RA. 3-652i. rs
foam rubber bed. refgr, grill,
linens; S5-s9 wk. Elk, $685.,
Iaa4 18th ST.-Beaut. twin rms:
pvt. bath. showers; $50 and $40;
det. home; lge. porches; gardens
DUPONT CIRCLE-Beautiful, newly
Mr.. CONN N.-CATHEDRAL AYES
Front rm: newly dec; beaut. furn;;
S2S mo-; young man. HO. 2-330S.
80
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 S35 mo.
WYO. AVE.-Sgle.. pvt. bath, newly
furn: artistic home. use Steinway,
S35 mo-. DU. 7-31S3. 80
bOO7 I4th ST. N.W.-Sgle. front rm
for gentleman. Nr. carline and bus.
RA $4,000
sOOs 18th ST. nr. Columbia I'd
now red: S35 mo- Apt 3.
s9I7 2Sth ST. NV, nr. Conn. and
Cathedral-Semipvt. bath, $40 mo.
Gentleman. HO. 2-326O after 7 pm.
Also til ) pm. Thurs.
1911 PARK RD.--Lovely front room,
3 windows. suitable for . girls
kitchen privileges If desired. ,DU.
BoO7 iith ST. = For gentleman.
2nd fr. front. Single. Sc wk. Quiet
IiaI COLUMBIA RD. NV, Apt.
31-Comf. room: kit. privils.; cony.
transp.; unlim. phone. AID. 4-3607.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-08
White" MefhodisfS
Happy With Negro
Pusfor Of = Months

Old Mystic, Conn amp
Rev. Simon p. Montgomery, the
nations first Negro minister Of an
all-white Methodist congregation,
has completed his seventh month
in the pulpit of Old Mystic Metho-
dist church and the experiment in
race relations has borne happy re-
suits.
Since the October day when he
preached his first sermon here, the
church membership has tripled
and the 33-year-old minister faces
a fun congregation every Sunday
morning.
The century-old clapboard
church was in a shabby state when
Rev. Montgomery came here last
fall. The paint was peeHng and the
flooring rickety. Tall weeds grew
in the driveway
Now, seven months later, the
church is undergoing a face lift
ing 1t is being reprinted, a new
ceiling is almost in place and the
new flooring is as firm as the
youthful minister's handclasp of
welcome.
The church is in need of funds to
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-08
AFRICANS KENYA
COUNCIL MAKES
CITIZENSHIP DEMANDS

Nairobe. Kenya-(ANP)-- The
Nairobi District African Congress,
the first African political body to
be registered in Kenya since the
emergency, has issued its first
policy statement with demands
that the government establish a
multi-racial citizenship. based on
equality.
During its recent convention
here, the congress went on record
in favor OF parity for Africans in
the Legislative council, machinery
to air Africans grievances openly
TO avert underground political ac-
tivity, and better conditions for
the growing urban African COM
munity.
Clement Argwings Kedhek,
president of the African group,
said the congress favors eventual
introduction OF a common voting
roll. but first demands fun adult
suffrage for Africans and asks the
government to expedite loyalty
test for Kikuyu, so that they are
allowed to take part in legitimate
political activity.
The congress opposes what it
cal the "anachronism of the
White Highlands principle" but
supports the new immigration pol
icy as the beginning of drive to
admit only those who contribute
to the country's development.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-08
Fifth District DFL
Meets Sunday z p. m.
Benneff Is KeynofeV

The DFL convention of the
Fifth Congressional district is
scheduled for ? p. m. Sunday,
June 10 at the Mayors Reception
Room in the Minneapolis city
han.
l.. Howard Bennett member Of
the state athletic commission and
practicing attorney viii deliver
the keynote speech.
The convention will elect dis
trict officers and make endorse
ments Of candidates for various
offices, Gerald Dillon, present dis
trict chairman, said in the call is
sued for the meeting.
The meeting will also name two
alternates to the Democratic ma
tional convention pledged to Ad-
lai Stevenson.
II is expected that the district
convention viii support a strong
civil rights resolution for adoption
by the state convention which
meets on June % and % at the
Nicollet Hotel in Minneapolis.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-08

Use the Want Ad section Of this
paper 10 rent buy, sell, seek en-
ployment or find help. Many Of
the city's most progressive firms
use the Want Ads regularly.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-08
Prince Hall MuSons
Have Given 100000
To NAACP Fund

Boston CAMP The Prince
Han Masons have contributed
more than 100000 during the
past five years to help the NAACP
Legal Defense and Educational
Fund, Inc, ITO find the right for
mula for stamping out racial seq
regation and discrimination in
American life and to conserve the
right Of Negroes to enjoy the fun
benefits OF first class citizenship"
Thurgood Marshall, director
consul of the NAACP Legal De-
Tense Fund, revealed the total
amount Of contributions in a re-
port made last week TO the Grand
Masters Conference, Prince Hall
Affiiation.
Marshall disclosed that the
100000 in donations was made
possible through a resolution pas
Stu Dl INC IIdllu "doNNlS NOAl-
ference in Denver, Colo, May OF
1851. The resolution called for the
establishment Of the Prince Hall
Masons Legal Research Depart
ment of the NAACP Legal De-
Tense and Educational Fund.
The department was established
the same year and since then has
been supported by contributions
from % individual Prince Hall
jurisdictions, Marshall said. Their
1855 donations amounted to $21,-
900.
All of the money contributed
has been devoted exclusively to
basic research in connection with
current litigation, legal techniques
and augmentation projects, the
legal defense head told the Grand
Masters.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-08

complete the rehabilitation pro-
gram. but it has plenty Of willing
hands. Members Of the congrega-
ton are pitching in after work
hours to do cleaning, carpentry
and other odd jobs.
Rev. Montgomery has been well
coined wholeheartedly by the COM
munity. As a matter Of record, his
appointment had no opposition
from the start even though il
marked the first time a Negro had
been chosen 10 head a white
Methodist church. The board Of
trustees heard him preach twice,
then chose him.
The South Carolina-born minis
ter believes the progress has been
miraculous" He thinks, as well,
that the pattern set in Old Mystic
argues well for the success Of
plans, announced last week, 10 end
discrimination within Methodism.
The Methodist Church's Quad
rennial General Conference in
Minneapolis has set in motion a
program to abolish the denomina-
tion's all-Negro, non-geographical
Central Jurisdiction.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-08

Susan Nan Ellis, 10, daughter
OF MIR and Mrs. Carter V, Ellis,
Jra STA Third Az. s, Is a 1856
graduate OF Minneapolis Central
High school, the youngest member
OF her graduating class,
Susan has been an honor stu
dent throughout her public school
years which qualified her To be-
come a member OF National Honor
Society, She Is active in other
school organizations such as choir,
debate club Triettes, dramatic
club and is vice president OF the
German club.
She has represented Central
High school in human relations ac-
tiwtics at the University Of Min
nesota and at other high schools.
Susan Mans hobbies include
writing take offs" OF radio and
TN scripts which she has given
ON various telcvsion and radio
programs She also draws the IL
Illustrations for childrcns story
books written by her mother, one
Of which win be of the press in
September
Susan's lifelong ambitions has
been 20 become a pediatrician, She
plans TO enroll at the University
OF Minnesota this fall 70 pursue
study In this, her chosen field
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-08
John Hay Whitney
Joins Fisk Board

Nashville, Tenn.--ANP)-- The
acceptance by John Hay Whitney
Of membership on the board Of
trustees Of Fisk University has
been announced by President
Charles S. johnson.
One Of Americas leading fin
anciers and industrialists, Whit
ney is senior partner Of ]. H.
Whitney q Co, and a director Of
the Great Northern Paper Co, and
the Freeport sulpher Co. He has
served as director Of Pan Ameri-
can Always, the United States
Trust Co, and other national cor
porations.
In educational circles, he is best
known as founder and president Of
the John Hay Whitney Founda-
ton. This is the foundation that
provides opportunity fellowships"
for persons Of promise who, be-
cause Of arbitrary barriers, such
as race, cultural background or
region Of residence, have not had
the fullest opportunity to develop
their abilities.
In addition to his trustee post
at Fisk, Mr.. Whitney is a trustee
at Yale University, a member Of
the board Of governors of the New
York hospital, chairman Of the
board Of the Museum Of Modern
Art. a trustee Of the Eisenhower
Exchange Fellowships, and a
member of the New York State
Banking Board.
DR.. johnson described the new
board member as zone Of educa-
TONS greatest benefactors.
Two Minnesotans serve on the
Fisk Board. They are Judson
Bemis, vice-president Bemis Bros
Bag Co, White Bear Lake and L,
Howard Bennett, Minneapolis at
torney and president Of the Min
neapolis NAACP.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-08
Bus Segregation
In AIubomo Ruled
Illegal BY Court

Montgomery, Ala three
urist Federal district court in
majority decision ruled racial
segregation on this city's buses
unconstitutional
The judges voted 2 to l that
Alabama state and city laws re-
curing segregation Of white and
Negro passengers on buses vio-
lates the federal Constitution.
Judges Richard T. Rives and
Frank NJ. johnson Jr., signed the
majority decision.
Judge seybourn Lynne wrote a
dissenting opinion asserting that
in his judgement separate but
equal facilities are constitution
al.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-08

Some 20 million ". s. families
snap IL billion pictures annually
with their own cameras,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-08

One acre out of every ten plant
ted in the U. S. is lost annually to
insect damage.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-08

one Of the heaviest loads you
can carry is a bundle Of bad ha-
bits.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-08

why not go out on a limb ?
Isn't that where the fruit is?" -
Frank Scully.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-08
Who'a Who
Who's New
where's To Co
Whuf's To Dc
ct. Paul
Cpotlight
ny MILDRED JORDAN

WEDDING BELLS on Saturday June for Mis-
Magda Yvonne Per daughter Of Ehue Pfer s Howard Lee
Hunt at Mt oiyet Baptist church Rev b. Hunter win perform
the ceremony.
NEXT ON WEDDINGS = sayeswheeer at
fair to be held Friday June 20 at Pilgrim Baptist church Mis-
Shirley May sayea daughter william W. sayes
win exchange with Donald Mocuen Wheeler DR. Floyd Massey
Jr7 win perform the ceremony
MAROANos. formerly of st. Paul
who live in Los Angeles Calf have received notice the arrival
Of baby born May a. Congratulations Ralph
and greetns to the little newcomer, curley.
CUTE LITTLE "TIANKYoU" NOTES from Ro-
bert Bowdon finding their mail boxes
st. Paul, and bearing Los Angeles postnArl
RECENT NEW SUBSCRIBER Dorsey, Jr, of
Mr. and Mrs John p. Dorsey Av hope
John Jr duty with the Navy in Guam finds
interesting Of home houd tell him Just
infant daughter s or just let him wait and seo7)
ULTRA MODERN is good description for the new Down Town
parking with machine gadgot issuing space
$500 and connecting that leads to the floor
the Golden Rule Tho largest parking facility all 81 Paul
sucted by the Golden Rule investment
Downtown 81 Paul for the Of the thousands
the Golden Rulel
OFF THE PRESS Central edition
lam their yearbook The book shows that the staff buced down
they Justly proud Viewing oenagers
copy made dust off copy ber Ami year
think of golden daysl nostalgia
GRADUATES WHO HAVE NOT a picture the
special graduation hurry They may at
Building
telephone numbers all pictures
SOMETHING LOOK FORWARD TO the annual River Day
celebration the Mississippi River be held Sunday "a
According this years chairman Hubert White program
win include water ski thrill show boat antics by
u Navy ers hecopes and many other exciting exhibitions
RIVER DAY, YOU KNOW. project sanpaul-
ties ne and the Carnival royalty OF 1863 King Boeas Xxx Wallace
l. Boss and the Mary Lee Swan win be hand all decked
their nnery
GOOD VANTAGE POINT FOR VIEWING the $
riet Island Starting time is 1880 p.
SATURDAY JUNE is date all cub scouts OF Pack 20 will
not have difficulty remembering
picnic final pack activity for the All parents of the cubs
also expected 10 be present.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-08

Attend Sons Graduation: DR..
w. n. Brown, llO6's Hennepin
Az LEFT by plane Thursday night,
June 2 for Washington. u. c. TO
attend graduation exercises at
Howard University, His son, Don
aid Jr, will graduate from How
ard Medical School on Friday eve
ming June $, Mrs Brown LETT Sat
urday, June ?, for Washington. Or,
Brown win return Saturday eve
ming The younger Or. Brown will
inferno at FreedmSn's Hospital in
Washington.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-08
MAJOR LEAGUE
ROUNDUP

Chicago. -- (ANP)--A couple Of
weeks ago, Hank Aaron, 24-year-
old outfielder for the Milwaukee
Braves, promised that he would
shake his early season slump lin
duced, he said, because Of frequent
postponments Of gsmes) and move
into contention for the National
League batting leadership.
Aaron has made good his word.
His consistent hitting in that two
week period has raised his batting
average from a lowly figure a
round the 200 mark TO an i'm
pressive 1852 las Of last Thurs
day morning), tying him for fifth
place in the NILS batting derby.
Aarons teammate, Billy Bruton
continues 10 remain among the
batting elite. He was hitting 1853
and continued TO lead the league
in triples with seven.
Bruton, incidentally figured in
a big rhubarb In the Memorial
Day doubleheader between the
Braves and the Chicago Cubs at
wrigley Field in Chicago. The
fireworks started after Bruton
was hit on the head by a pitch
thrown by Russ Meyer, the Cubs
hot-headed Highlander, Meyer,
before pitching to Bruton, had
been tagged for consecutive home
runs by Ed Matthews, Aaron and
Bobby Thompson.
Bruton and the pitcher tangled
near the mound. Both were ban
ished for the afternoon.
Brooks Lawrence was the only
undefeated hurler in the majors
among the regular moundsmen.
The strong-arm OF the Cincinnati
Reds notched his sixth victory
Of the season against the Chicago
Cubs. The Redlegs won 10 to 4.
Don Newcombe, in stopping the
red-hot Pittsburgh Pirates with a
10 TO 1 victory. chalked up his
seventh win Of the season. He has
lost three. Newk also moved into
the leaders among strikeouts, He
was tied for fourth in the MI with
80,
In the American League, Harry
Simpson continues his timely
clouting for the Kansas City Ath-
letics. simpson was fourth in the
runs batted in column with 80
His teammate, Hector Lopez had
20 TO remain among the laeders.
Among other major league
leaders were:
Willie Mays, New York Giants
ccnterfielder, leading the majors
in stolen bases az, and second In
! triples (6); Ernie Banks, Chicago
Cubs shortstop, tied for fifth in
MIS- RIBS C25l and tied for third
in home runs, an; Frank Robin.
son, Cincinnati outtielder. fifth In
MI in runs scored t27); Jackie
Robinson, Brooklyn, tied for third
with Roberto Clemente, Pitts
hurgh outnelder and another
player In MI stolen bases az,
and Clemente, tied for fifth in
doubles az.
AacSie Robinson, incidentally
returned TO the position in which
be broke into the majors. first
base. The move was made BY
Manager, Walter Aston Of the
Dodgers In an effort 10 get more
punch into the world champions
lineup, The regular first sacker
Gil Hodges, was shifted to the out.
field.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-08-30
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MiIIer-FieIds Buick, Inc.
New Cor Showroom Used Car Let
400 N. Washington 81. Near Congressional Airport
PO. 2-433l Pc. 2-62o7
ChiIdren's Center
Court House Square
Iaye's Bootery
Headquarters for Corrective Shoes
Properly Fitted
Herbert Bryant. Inc.
Est. 1867
GaithershUrg, Md. Phone: Isl 444
Reed Brothers
DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALER
Over 40 Years of Service in Montgomery County
Southern States Gaithe
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