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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-28
MAJOR
LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING biased on 325 or. more at
batsl-K uenn. Detroit. 1854 Kalire,
issi; Run asi T soston. .5ia; Fox,
R6NsGYcst'0 Detroit. ss: Power. cIeye-
land. o.: Mantle, New York. So;
Jensen, Boston, SO; Killebrew. wash
Runs oH BAffiT'Ep IN-coIayito. cleye-
land. and Kiilebrew, Washingtpn, 30;
Jensen, Boston, 90: Malzone, Bos-
ton, So: Maxwell. Detroit. 81.
HTSzFox chicaHo. l6S; kuenn' Pc
RInnsls, Boston, las; Malone. Bos-
DoUBLEsGRunnels. Boston: Fox. Chi
cago, and Williams, Kansas City; 81:
Kuenn, Detroit. 80; Power cleve-;
TRIPLEs-Allison, washinpton. g;
troit. 2: futile, Kansas City. and
MsDorEsld, New York; 8; ne.
Killebrew. waShington. 81; Aliison'
"a: Lemon, WASHINGTON. &c.
STOLEN BAsES-Aparicio. Chicago,
43: lands. chicago. and Mantle.
ci Game and D alison. washinston, To-
PITCHING biased on IL or more de-
cisionsl SHAW, Chicago, 1874, 100;
McLish, Cleveland; 1875. :a2!; Pap
Detroit. l6-S, ,6sf; Mas. New York
sTRIKEoUTS-Bunnlng. Detroit, 1856;
Wynn, Chicago, Isl; Score, cleye-
land. 139: Pascual, Washington, 134;
Larry. Detroit. 124.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased on 325 or more at
CUNNINGHAM, st. Louis, $40: Pinson,
Cincinnati, .333; Temple. Cinninnati,
3n2; Robinson, Cincinnati, .32i.
RUNS--Pinson, Cincinnati, 112; Mays,
San Francisco, 9s: Robinson. Gin
sinnatl and Aaron: Milwaukee. "a;
RUNS BATTED N-Banks, Chicago,
lis: Robinson. Cincinnati, ia: Bell,
Cincinnati, 90: Aaron, Milwaukee,
9es cepeda. San Francisco. So
HITS-Aaron. Milwaukee, 1872; Pinson,
Cincinnati Cine; lie; cepsGa .,, san II 2, FTs a.
Blasipgame. st. Louis. 1853.
DOUBLES-Pinson. Cincinnati. %;
Aaron, Milwaukee, 40; Ciuoii, st.
: Louis: So, Mays. san Francisco, IS;
Temple. Cincinnati, q .nd
White. st. Louis. o; Moon and Neal
Los Angeles, and Mathews, Mil
HONE RiUSs-Banks. Chicago, 81:
Mathews. Milwaukee. 81 Aaron
Milwaukee, 3d. Robinson, Cincinnati
90; cepeda. San Francisco, rs.
STOLEN BASES-Mays. san Francisco
26 T. Taylor, Chicago. FL: Gillian
Los Angeles, and Cepeda. SaI
Francisco, 10; Pinson, Cincinnati
PITCHING biased on. i9 or more de
cisions)-Face, Pittsburgh. 1870
1000: Antoneln, San Francisco
1871. .720; Law, Pittsburgh. A.
.667: Newcombe, Cincinnati, 1915
.6d7: Podres. Los Angeles. and
GGplsy RSiadslPsis 6: Angeles
+ 1879: s. Jenes. San Francisco, 1865
Antonelli, San Francisco, 143
Koufax. Los Angeles, 1872; Haddix
Pittsburgh, 1877. +Hs-
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BASEBALL . 44p
Crucial Series Open
: In Both Big Leagues

away with Ave runs In the
sixth. starting with homers by
Joe Hoppe and Gene Freese.
In the second game Willie
Mays smacked his 22d homer
in the first inning. but the
Giants then were blanked on
five hits by Don Cardwell cd
and Dick Farrell. The homer
was the first by the Giants big
guys-Mays, Willie McCovey,
Orlando Cepeda and Willie
Kirkland-in seven games.
AL Worthington (2-9 lost 1t,
giving up both runs in the first
on a walk. Koppe's single.
Bouchee's sacrifice fly and a
two-out single by Wally Post.
Ken Boyer drove in four
runs, three with his Gath homer,
and Joe Cunningham scored
three runs and had four hits
as the Cards knocked off the
Braves after trailing 40. Cum
ningham's triple and Boyer's
sacrific fly beat reliever Don
Mcmahon (4-O in the eighth.
Indy Mcdaniel (l4-1D won
it in relief, banking the Braves,
who had homers by Bobby Avila
and Joe Adcock, on four hits
over the last four frames.
Jim O'Toole. the Reds south
paw rookie, gained his first
Major League shutout with a
five-hitter and 10 strikeouts
against the Cubs for a Al
record. Willie Jones drove in
two runs with two doubles and
a walk, against loser Art Geo
carelli (4-3).
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DAVIS CUP FACTS

FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Aug.
% (AP).-Facts and figures OF
the Davis Cup challenge round.
beginning today at West Side
Tennis Club between the
United States, champion, and
Australia. challenger.
Ebay, 2 pm. Singles-Alex
olmedo. Peru and Los Aneeies, VS..
Neaie Fraser. Australia: Barry MacKay.
Daytorl Ohio. VS.. Rod LAYER, Aus
traiis. mo television).
SATURDAY, 2:30 pm. Doubles =
Alex Olmedo and Earl Buchholz, jr..
St Louis. VS.. Neal Fraser and Roy
Emerson, Australia. NBC television.
(WRC-4. 5 pm.
sunday, 2:15 pm. Singles
Olmedo vs. Laver; MecKay VS.. Fraser
KBC television WRC-4l at $3.50 pm
Fest three-out-o match series
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BASEBALL
continued From Page ID

Continued From Pare D-l
chopping three games of Chi
Cages 4la-game bulge In that
span with their longest win
ming streak since 1855.
Harshman Faces Shaw
And while Chicago has lost
southpaw Billy Pierce to In
Jury and has found ailing Dick
Donovan and over-worked Early
Wynn ineffective. the Indians
have perked up behind Rocky
Colavito, again hitting home
runs, and Jack Harshman. who
has, taken up the slack left by
Herb Score.
Harshman, a lame-back lefty
the White Sox peddled TO Bal
timore two years ago, has won
three, saved one and lost none
since coming to Cleveland after
being discarded by the Orioles
and Boston. He's stepped in to
deliver the southpaw stuff the
sluinp-ridden Score. winless IN
seven starts since July 8. was
supposed to supply. Tonight
he'll oppose Bob Shaw C13-D,
who has won seven Of his last
eight.
The White Sox will go with
Donovan tomorrow and Wynn
and Ray Moore Sunday. The
Indians will counter with Jim
Perry, Cal McLish and Gary
Bell. in that order.
The White Sox won yesterday
behind Barry Latman (7-5),
who had a four-hit shutout
until the ninth, when Ted Will
liams swatted his 10th home
run of the year and the 493d
of his career. Reliever Gerry
Staley, working in nine Of Chi
cago's last IL games. put 1t
away by strikin~ out Pete
Daley and Jim Busby after
Latman gave up a one-out
single and walk. 1t was
Staley's 56th appearance Of
the year, high in the majors.
Jones vs.. Drysdale
Johnny mano. giving
Catcher Sherm Lollar rest.
drove In the first three White
Sox runs with a pair of singles
on loser Frank Baumann (5-3
Ted Kluszewski, late Of the
Pirates. singled twice In four
trips for his first American
League hits and figured in a
two-run eighth inning for the
White Sox.
The Giants and Dodgers both
will lead with their aces to-
night, San Francisco calling on
Sam Jones (16-12). and Los
Angeles going with Don Drys-
dale u5-9), Jones missed a no
hitter by the margin Of an in
field bleeder the last time he
pitched in Los Angeles.
The teams rest tomorrow
then resume the series Sunday
and Monday night. Attend
ance-wise the three-game set
could be the biggest in baseball
history. The record turnout for
three games is III 1876 set here
last year when the Braves were
On town.
With his Giants losing four
of their last five and six of II
and their lead chopped in halt
in four days, Manager Bill Rig
ney didn't do much tongue
biting while criticizing nj
President Warren Giles in the
re-scheduling of Sun day.
fained out doubleheader ir
Philadelphia.
You'd think We were q last
place club, the consideration
we we're given" Rigney said
1--WE weren't even consulted.
I'VE looked dead"
The Giants, beaten. 5-4, ir
10 innings in Pittsburgh
Wednesday night after blowing
q 40 lead, checked into Phila'
delphia at 2:30 am. yesSerda,
and were in uniform 8l2 hours
later
The Phils. who had lost si'
straight, beat Mike Mccormick
,(11-1D for the first time in si'
decisions this season in tn
opener. After Ed Boucnee ant
Daryl Spencer snapped solt
t,1,,.n ,.,,,oe The phile NIT 4
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SEQ 100 600 O00-I
IA 200 900 O0x-2
Voter Ski Record

The longest water ski Jump
recorded in the United States
is 140 feet by l9-year-old Mike
Osborn of Cypress Gardens,
Fla. in this years Lakeland
Tournament.
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Colts Favored
Heavily Over
Redskins
Continued From Page D-l

Continued From Page D-l
will get a shot at it. Another
Irish alumnus, Bob Wetoska,
will be tried as an offensive
and defensive end.
With Eagle Day at quarter
back and Mike Sommer and Ed
Sutton at the halves. the Red
skins viii buck a bulky and
belligerent Colt defense that
has scored more points than
Baltimore's first two victims.
The Colts whitewashed tho
College All-Stars, 900. and
humbled the New York Giants
their title game opponents
last December-28-3. Eight
points. scored on an inter-
cepted pass and a safety. were
contributed by Baltimore's po-
tent defense.
If Day doesn't click. Eddie
ILeBaron, star of the Redskins
1921 victory over Los Angeles,
and 27-2A loss to San Francis
co, along with Dick James and
Jim Podoley will be rushed into
the fray. James probably will
have to go both ways If the
secondary can't stop Johnny
Unitas' passing.
Redskins Tran in Series
The Washington secondary
will include Bob Hudson-from
1.-THE Philadelphia Eagles-and
Doyle Nix at the safeties
Bobby Hoppe of Auburn. Chick
Cichowski, Ben Scott of Mary
land and Les Walters at the
wings, Art Cob Of Pittsburgh,
Frank Kuchta of Notre Dame,
Emil Karas, Dayton and Fred
Hood, Northeast Oklahoma,
linebackerS.
Between 10000 and 25.O0C
fans. about 1000 of them from
Washington, are expected to see
the seventh game in the pre-
season series between the two
teams. The Redskins. although
victors in the last two, trail by
a 2-3 margin with one tie.
| The Colts, as usual, are fea-
turing their gigantic line, the
six tons of fun" which in
cludes Washington's own Ray
Krouse, 275, big Daddy
Lipscomb, 288. Gino Marchetti
$40. Don Joyce, 255, and Ordel1
Braase, a mere 235.
Coach Weeb Ewbank of the
Colts expects to weed out his
halfback crop in tonight's
game. Eight of the 43 players
on the squad are offensive
halfbacks and a couple will
have to go. Lenny Moore anc
! L. G. Dupre are set as the
starters and Lenny Lyles anc
Jack Call. last years reserves
are battling for their job
against a couple Of promising
backs from Houston, Curl!
johnson and Hal Lewis.
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NFhced three bhttefS.
Winner - owens GOLD. Loser -
Mccormick Ul-1D.
HBP-By Mccormick Oh, Anderson
WP-Owens U-Venzon, Conlan, DON
atelli, Burkart T--2;22.
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MINOR LEAGUES
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
IA: Pittsburgh (NL). 8

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
All-Stsrs. 14;. Pittsburgh (NL), 8 -.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Charleston 9; Houston. 2.
Dallas. n. Indianapolis, g.
Fort Worth, o., Louisville. 5. =.
Minneapolis, 4: Omaha /.
Denver, II: st. Paul, 3.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Spokane, z; Vancouver, 9.
Seattle, 2; Portland. O.
Salt Lake City, a; San Diego, 2.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
BIRMINGHAM, g: Atlanta. 2.
Nashville. 4; Chattanooga. 2.
Mobile. 8; New Orleans, 2.
Memphis, q: Shreveport, 2.
TEXAS LEAGUE
San Antonio, s; Amarillo. 1.
Corpus Christi. so Tulsa, -
MEXICAN LEAGUE
Monterrey 6-5: Poza RIGA, 81
, vera CruE 2-%' Mexico City Titer'
Nuevo Lafedo, 81 Mexico city Reds, 8
EASTERN LEAGUE
Springfield. 81 Lancaster, o.
Allentown, /; Albany. @.
Binehemton. 3: York. i
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Asheville, IA: Charlotte, 8. has
savannah. -; Gastonia, Is. &
Macon, 4; Jacksonville, 8. -
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MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
pills. ID; GIANTS. 81
SAN FRANCISCO ?
PHILADELPHIA

Ran for II. Anderson In 9Th:
) droSnSsd out for Fisher in 9Th.
Ss AE EDAESGaHffSo = zee zee coI os iSSss-
.EgEsndt; Po,AIsan, m Francisso
derson TO Hoppe TO Rouchee: Mccovey
to Bressoud: Post 10 Bouchee; Bressoud
TO Mccoyey; Bressoud 70 Spencer. LOB
San Francisco 4. Philadelphia z.
aB-Bressoud. Kirkland. 3B-Bou-
chez. HR-spencer. Bouchee. Freese'
Koppe,
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winner-MeDanie u4s1ll. Loser
McMahon ar. tt
HBP-By Mizeli tMathewsD. U-su-
dol, BogRess, Landes, German. t.
2:30. A-13,772.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-28
ab-MeAnany. HR-wLllIams.

winner = Latham C7-5l. Loser -
Baumsnn (5-3.
Balk-Latman. U-Stewart. Runge,
Paparella and Hurley. T-2:35. A
ll,7u3.
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may VIC bAAC ehAAN AAoA oAAAfSN w
make a great stretch run, but
the Senators bumped them of
twice. That was a blow from
which Casey Stengel's club
hasn't recovered.
Second Division Yawns
The Yankees have lost II Of
their last Is games. have aban-
doned all hope of a pennant
and now are struggling to pick
up third or fourth place money.
But while they're close to third,
they also are within whisper
ing distance of seventh, where
they landed in 1925 on their
last visit to the second division.
Camilo Pascual, striving for
his 18th win, will open against
the Yankees Art Ditmar to-
night. Pedro Ramos and Russ
Kemmerer will follow in that
order for the Senators tomor-
row and Sunday.
Pascual has faces the Yam
KEGS three times this season and
has pitched two four-hitters
and a seven-hitter. yet can dis
play only one victory over them
He BANKED them the last time
they met. but in previous en-
gagements the Cuban right
handler lost, 80. when Moose
Skowron belted a homer with
two out in the ninth, and 80,
when the Yankees produced the
winning run in the 10th.
Killebrew in Stretch Battle
For the first time in months
Harmon Killebrew is running
second in the American League
home run race, trailing Cleve-
lands Rocky Colavito, 1887.
Colavito also has tied the Sen
ators' slugger with 95 runs
batted in, setting up stretch
battle for supremacy in those
departments.
Pascual could move into third
place in StrikeoutS. He now is
fourth with 1874 and needs six
to pass the Indians Herb Score
Jim Burning leads with 1856
followed by Early Wynn with
ISL.
Miss Washington, Virgins
Pailes, will be presented to the
crowd. expected to reach 49,
900. In return she will present
a floral horseshoe to the Sena-
tors. who also could use some
hits.
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WHITE SoX. s; RED SoX, /
bosToN
CHICAGO


Totals 81 9 i Totals 30 Big D
] Flied out for White In 9TH; 2
Struck out for Budding In 1th; 3
for Kluszewski In sth 5 safe on error
for Phillips In sth; Q Ran for Goodman
IN. sth; q Struck out for Mhhoney In
9th.
BOSTON 600 600 00l-1
CHICAGO --------- O02 DOL 02x-5
E-Baumann. Green. PO-A-Bos-
ton. 24-l4; chicago, 27-9. DP-Mal-
z; Chicago, q.
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REDS, S; CUBS, o
CINCINNATI

E-Kasko PO-A-chicaso, GALL;
Cincinnati, 27-6. DP-Ceccarelli to
Schult: Taylor to Schult; Temple to
Kasko to Robinson: Kasko to Temple
to Robinson. LOB-Chieaso, 8: Cin-
cinnati. g
2b-Pinson. Jones C2l. Kasko. SB-
Robinson. SF-Dotterer, Kasko.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-28
MILWAUKEE,
ST. LOUIS
1903 600 OOO-A
600 031 01x-5

Po-A-Miiwaukee. .4-9: 81. Louis
27-1I. DP-Blasingame to Grammar
70 Musisl; Bull 70 Logan 70 Boone
LOB-Milwaukee, q: st. Louis, 4.
2b-cunnineham, Flood. 3b-+-White,
rnrk QF-R0vRr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-28
SENATOR'S

Continued From Page d.
Yankees were Keeling that
maybe the time had arrived to
make a great stretch run, but
the Senators bumped them of
twice. That was a blow from
which Casey Stengel's club
hasn't recovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-28

Totals 30 i Totals 70
Iran for Landrith in eth;
. Grounded out for Worthington in
18th: 3 Walked for OiConnell in 1th;
4 Ran for Sawatski in 9TH; 3 Walked
for Cardwell In eth; 8 Grounded out
for Miller in 9th.
SAN FRANCISCO - 100 600 000-l
PHILADELPHIA - 200 900 O0x-2
Po-A-san Francisco, 24-13: Phil
adelphia, 27-l2 DP-Freese to- G.
Anderson to Bouchee; Freese TO Bou-
chez. LOB-San Francisco, s; Phila-
delphia, 5.
2B-O'Conneil. Cepeda. HR--Mays,
S-Bressoud. SF-Bouchee.
s s!!i;; on ) ff$j.i3I :
winner--Cardvell (s-0, Loser
Warrington t2-3l.
HBP-By Cardwell tMcCoyeyl.
U-ConIan, Donateln, Burkhart, Ven
Zon. T-2:09. A-f4,53s.
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winner-o'Toole an. Loser-cec-
carelli C4-3l.
WP- Drabowsky. Balk - .Ceccareli.
U-Dascoli. secory, Dixon, Smith. t
2.20. A--6,592.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-28
CARDS, S; BRAVES, q
sT. LOUIS
80 4 ga Totals 80 Bl7i

IUIHIb al IUVNIb y" n
1 sineled for Mizell In 3D.: 2 Flied
out for Duliba in, 4th; . Flied out for
s Boon. n IN s en- csie Suo oSi on Strikes
for Rush in 9TH: 0 Ran for Muslal In
Sth: Z SINGLED for Mcmahon in 9th.
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NEXT WEE 4:

oes SET For SspsS ShspPisel
Startling things are happen
ing to those big ''impersonal''
supermarkets. Clementine
Paddleford tells you about it.
The TroUhIa Win Being FEonk
sInGsru. Hollywood cores
pOndent Joe Hyams reveals
an aspect Of the self-con6dent
star you never suspected.
'I Woaf Be a Dietetssl"
Cuba's Fidel Castro makes a
solemn promise in this ex-
elusive first article.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17
May IL, 1859

May IL, 1859
IN THIS ISSUE:
Cover Photo. Blue Angels.
by Rolph Amdvrsky from
the kodok Coloromo
4 War Without Deothl
7 Monaco Hits The Jockpotl
10 Cerfboord
u Fiction. Stronsers In The
Jungle
" Down With Rock n Roll"
% "See Here. Mr.. FoheyI"
~ How Many or These 30
Pieces Hove You SEEM
Is Photographers Dreom
y Food: A Cook To Make
Men Cheer
81 Foshion: Sumner Frostinq
a Dick Clark Speaking
IS You And The Low
80 lost Tough
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17

There is only one kind Of Lore, but it has
thousand guiscs." LA RocHEFoUcAUD
VVHE deepest need of man is the need to over
l. come his separateness, to leave the prison of
his aloneness The full answer to the problem of
existence lies i'm true and mature love.
What is mature love? 1t is union under the
condition of preserving ones integrity, ones
individuality. Love is an active power, power
which breaks through the walls which separate
sense of isolation and separaeness, yet it permits
you to be yourself In love the paradox occurs
that two beings become one and yet remain two
Evening star., 1959-12-21

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conv. transportation. LU, 3-030a
CAPITOL HILL, 6lO z. Capitol st.
Twin hedrmS., clean. beaut
maid service; blkS. Library OF
CONGRESS. blks Capitol, on car
line. SO weekly each person
triple, IS weekly each Ii. 6-2355
292I MILLS AVE. N.E.-Lge. rm..
nicel, furn.. pvt. bath and entr
No. 7-9"Sl.
COLORED-I3th AND c SITS. NE
Nicely furn. front rm ederly
person Ii 6-6956.
COLORED - 9th ST. NE. - Nice
rm Employed man. Good tranSp
Hot water in rm. Ii. 4-4g7S.
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ROOMS, APrS. TO SHARE

CALIFORNIA ST. bet Conn. and
Mass. Spacious sunny 2-bedrm
apt. completely furn., to share
with another woman. DU. 7-2uO4
WORKING MOTHER with child. to
share lge. lovely 3-bedrm apt
with lge. fenced yard, all cows. !;
also will share very competent
baby sitter. TU 2-226I before
m, after pm.
CoLoRED-N.W.-Girl wishes to
with ] other girl. RA. 3-532I.
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APTS. FURNISHED. C.

ATTENTION GOVT. WORKERS
Lamont ST NV. l744 spacious
liv. rm., large bedrm., kit, porch,
bath; ais cuc. apt
AVAIL. MINED. = Several large
furn. efilc.; utils. incl, S94 so up.
Modern downtown apt. bldg, >
blocks of Conn. ave. eleV., ga
rage, laundry rm., . blocks pub
lie tTal SD, stores. 1925 T st.
NV. AID. 4-4l13.
BOILING FIELD AREA, 424 Con-
don 'errace SEE rms, kit. and
bath, S6g.5O mo Mr.. Yount,
FRANK S. PHILIPS, INC. DI
CALVERT ST. NV. 1855, near
Shoreham Hotel Enc l-beuroom
apt. elev. bldg See janltor til Q.
CAMDEN ST. Sc, 31OI-Beaut
lst-fiT apt, liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit.
bath: utils.: ldry. LU. 2-3aal
COLUMBIA RD., 18th and Mt
PleaS.-Front: conv. to 3 transp
mkts.: $50 or $50 mo. AID 10000
CONN. AND ALBEMARLE SITS.
NV bedrms.. , baths. COM
piete: liv. nm, kit. air cond {:
S145 for .: Sl65 for 8 EN- @
3133 or EN-. 2-7699 to inspect
DNTN., 1921 gath St, Apt. goo
Smartly dec. enc, utils.; S105.
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Shoe Store Fixtures

DIIUE OCUIE FIXIUT6S
Complete shoe store. 100 running
feet,, self-Service shoe fixtures
display cases. complete hosiery
ana handbag dept: "a chairs;
Shelving for 5000 prs. OF shoes
Closing store in Baltimore, fix-
lures almost new. Call MRS
HALL, Baltimore. Nd. Mohawk
4-O4l 4l6 or write 500 Park
HEIGHTS ave. Baltimore Is. Nd
SKATES. SHOE, lady,s rnller size
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sLWINU MACH., Singer round
ooooln console, $50; wood comb.
storm dr., 36xS0, 81. HE. a-4OS5
SEWING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
New and sused Pay cash and save
Trades accepted. DI. 1-44OO any
time
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ROOMS FURN-S.E..S.W.

20 9th ST. S.E.-Furnished rooms
for rent. See manager on lst floor
COLORED LGE. FRONT RM.t
newly dec: suit. for >. Sll.5O
wk. SIN. rms, $50 Kit. privils
Nr. transp Ii 3-13O6
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N,E.
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

CAPITOL HILL, 100 blk 9Th ST Sc.
= story. 3-bedrm. brick. Excel.
condition By OWNER. No agents.
Ii 6-0S3l or LU. l-2232.
CONGRESS HTS. TS.-Well-built. det.
brk, rms, > baths plus office
for DR.. or dentist. TIE. 6-2233
TRICE GRAVATTE, Me S-la29
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FARM AND GARDEN

BLUE STONE, SAND, GRAVEL
Washed, bank: hll dirt; dumr
trucks for hire. ia. 5-3l63, after
4 pm.
TOPSOIL, fill dirt, bluestone, black
sludge, sawdust, gravel, trees
removed SP. 3-45SS.