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WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.

WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
SIS
5903 67th ST.
EASTPINES. MD.
Detached frame house with 2 bed
rooms. bath. kitchen, dining room,
living room. and full basement,
4245 HILDRETH ST. Sc.
Standardized brick; bedrooms.
q bath, living room, dinette. kitchen
and full basement.
$3.50
1919 MOVES DRIVE
SILVER SPRING. MD.
Beautiful 2-story detached brick Co.
lonial, bedrooms. 3 baths on
second floor. living room dining
room den. Kitchen, screened porch
and powder room on 1rst floor
recreation room In basement. stor-
ase attic and attached Lear ga
rage; large nicely landscsped lot
Week Ends and Evenings. Ju, SEER
lie
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Unusual Business Invest.
Opportunity available to acquire
franchise with. $4,000 equipment
Tor the manufacture and sale OF
koolyent Ventilated Aluminium
A, nr n Virginia and Washing
Koolvent
Biegest name IN the aluminium avn
ing industry. The only name with
national and International recogni-
ton. % plants coast forecast and
u Canada, Jamaica and Puerto
Investigate
profit potential. Com
plete. continuous cooperation from
national headquarters.
Requirements
$25 900 capital. Here is an unusual
opportunity for q successful business
looking for new items, or for an
individual or group currently en-
ployed by others but anxious 10
step out for themselves. Send full
details and experience in FIRST let
ter Interview will be arranged
promptly WRITE TO
Koolvent Aluminium
Awning Co.
Youngwood, Pa.
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ROCKVILLE - Spacious country
home with rec; rm,, firepls,, fully
EQUIPPED, mod. kit, 5 acres OF
land; $l5g per mo. SAMUEL E.
SR9 2 wilIcn IN 6I 70 sG s-9I0l. eyes
CAMP SPRINGS near Andrews; in
and bath: full bsmt.; oil heat: cleo.
hot-water, on = acres woodland :
39lg mi, to Camp Springs School,
1853 Brinkley I'd; 500. Call Cen
MoNfHGUE ST. NV. on 18th, nr.
eyerythins: lovely Diet. 9-rm. %
bedrms.l, fireplace: Al eond.; full
ssmt;; oil h.-w.h,; sar.; S125. Call
BRooiRH RD. Sc. Ioos-s-bedrm.
fenced ward; avail. now: 500 mo.
8, F. DIEHL. 10. S-7s95 after. l..
FALLS CHURCH-s-bedrm. Cape Cod
on fenced level lot. Cony. location.
s ssss1s'; f5 f mo 'f EYRN f RESE9
MGR sssBEDRM RAMBLER. e eaSip.
kitchen. reasonable rent TO reliable
party; I miles south Of Alexandria.
sEG hs 81 E sFsfs fSsds PIX asea
b.eedrm! DUPLEX, 500, avail, Feb. /,
LYON VILLAGE-3 bedrms.. . pchs..
q scresnedl yard and gar, finish.
ed bsmt. with equipped kit. (can be
rented as separate apt.l 3 blocks
center ia. 1-644l. -f5
FALLS CHURCH--Brick. din. rm.,
:. bedrnns.. . baths. porch. bsmt.,
kENSlNGT0N = Modern 3-bedrm
rmhr.. scr. porch. no bsmt., Sis
Grapes and automatic washer incl
Available March /. Lo. 4-7097.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

WILL TRADE $500 lot Santa Fe,
n NJ d0F , cansi equity yirEinia
committing area. WYSS, 33-s
Drexelbrook DR., Drexel Hill. Pa. .
DU1 TO TRANSFER this location,
will consider trade for rambler or
split-level, Sl3,00O to $4,000. in
Ar. or vic for recently built 7-rm.
rambler in Natick. Mass. Boston
areaI: Venetian and alum. storm
sash. radiant n. automatic oil heat,
firepl.: large handicapped lot Excel,
neighborhood Call ia. 2-0515.
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MI LILO
outstanding motelS in cities where
tourist attendance is steadily in
changes. az Well established
motel last year earned nearly
$4,000 per room, Can be pur-
chased for less than 3ls times
earnings; $4,000 cash will handle.
CD New motel earned nearly So, 500
per room during FIRST year OF
operation without advertising or
AAA listing. Expect sustained
earnings above $1,000 per room
each year; S165, 900 cash will
handle. tB This exceptionally
large motel srossed over $40. 900
curing flrst month Of full opera
ton without benefit Of road signs
and before AAA listing. Expect
net earnings per year to be S1bO,-
900 after operating expenses
S2l5; 900 cash VIII handle.
lNEz cUSHARD. Realtor
EN- D.AOIO
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MEMS WEAR
Small, etiye-eredit, colored trade,
cH1LDREN'S COMBINATION
Clothing, shoes. toys. Turn; ener-
getic, experienced couple can earn
beautiful living: $4,000 On.
LADIES WEAR
Owner quotes 1856 bus. around
100000. Medium priced line; Ions
established. Buy the business, not
the stock.
- VARIETY STORE
500 clothing, costume 'cweir- etc
goo grocery. Owner quotes 81, 200
1900 weekly. Good ic.urn.
GROCERY STORES
Small, med. large stores available
LIQUOR STORES
Several small stores available: MANY
large ones,
BAR AND GRILL
Coiored trade, plenty Of action. eood
naarrtner set-up. Owner quotes ST.
DELfcATEssENs
Several available.
LAUNDROMATS
= available. guarantee approx, 500
weekly clear return on each
ROFFELD REALTY co.
l739 Conn. Ave. NV. DU. 7-7474
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
For larger motel or other property
ceilent condition. Good net re.
billiard REALTY CO. JA' s.s4es
16l3 Lee HWy APltnptnn Va
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SPECIAL BARGAINS. Amoco Gas
station; DeaIe, Md. for sale; need
a good mechanic; act today 10
secure this bargain.
The famous Knotty Pine Restsu-
community and about 5000 boats
anchored in this harbor: We need
q good restaurant man; for sale
or lease. Call B. M. ODUM, RE.
a:5219 Sat, Sun. ewes. Call
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AVAILABLE NOW

FALLS CHURCH AREA -.
8-bedrrn., tile bath, lse. lot, 500
S-bedrrn., bath, brk., bsmt.. SllO
ALEXANDRIA ~
0-bedrm.. bath, brk., bsmt,, SI2O
M. r. REYNOLDS & CO.
JE. 4-4660
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c.. J. YOUNG
TODAY'S GOOD BUYS

y. y. 1OUNG
TODAY'S GOOD BUYS
Is rms. Al baths: rent. 5000; oil
heat; Mass. ave. mr.. Conn; inc,
quoted $500 and apt: very clean,
nice home and moneymaker: $500
RooMING BEAUTY :
10 rms. ga baths. Gear garage;
rent, slao; oil heat: elab. tuTn.,
nv. only So 500. wants 500 down.
$3.50 TOTAL PRICE
rents as sio ''h inc At aaoted on s ssa6
sell, real barsain: cali Mrs. Koch.
% ROOMS, 6 BATHS
Boarding.; inc. quoted. Se,I00 mthiy.:
long lease; oil heat; beaut. furn.:
deep freeze; excel. NV: only $1,000,
wants $1,000 down. Call Mrs. Koch.
80 ROOMS, 9 BATHS
rage and a.ear parking: M, Pleas.
ant. large detached house; run as
roominghouSe: shows good net
profit. only -, 800 down for prop
erty, furn. and business. Call Mr..
HUNK, OIL. 3-loUU.
INC. $500 DAILY
Restaurant and baked goods; down.
town; seats so: ultra-mod equip. !:
big moneymaker: owner must sell
reduced from 100000 to $4,000,
terms. Call Mrs. Honeycutt
LARGE DRIVEN
Nearby Md; legal slots: newly equip
ped: inc. over $1,000 wkly.; biz
slot mach. money; rent. S275: Ions
lease $1,000 handles. Call Mrs.
DRY CLEANING
store; very large room; ideal to add
newsstand or other business; rent
only $40: Inc. $500 wkly. now: very
good equip. incl. Hoffman pressor;
only $1,000. wants $500 down. Call
LIQUOR RESTAURANT
And 8 rms, I. baths; rent. 5000;
excel. W; approx; 75es bar; owner
quotes $500 wkly;;; net profit.
MOTEL, 40 ROOMS
And diner: intersection . main high
ways in So. Carolina: approx. )
acres; rates So to 50 day: diner
p shoTs f hosi Shows sS S5y Dr0 NIT
also S65,OO0 handles. We have
others IN Md, Va. Florida. For real
moneymaker. be sure to call US.
&c. j. YOUNG ST. 3-1500
tl029 Vermont Ave. NV Suite sos
$4,000 SERVICES
Businessman. AZ, exper. acct. com.
mercial. food, hotel, will invest or
buy esteb. profitable business. State
fully. Box 336-D. Star.
LIQUOR Lie. IN MD.
On and-off sale wanted by promin.
operator who has a top loo. seating
400. Partnership ARRANGEMENT poSS
Please apply in confidence.
GROCERY-$1 500 DIN.
INCLUDING STOCK
Corner store. Mixed neiahborhood
$1,000 wk. cash business. Long
lease. $3.50 mo-. with bcaut. apt
AL STERN
FE. 3-24Gs ST. 3-a435
WESTINGHOUSE
LAUNDROMATS
Can net $4,000 yr. AID.westinS-
house helps you md locations.
plans stores. finances equipment
and trains owner to operate their
own profitable business; $4,000 to
$4,000 initial investment REQUIRED
write, wire or phone j. B. AR.
RINoTON, RIM. 500. Bond Bldg
Washington 3. D. G.. Ma. S-6l53.
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ATTENTION INvEsToRsl
motel, North Miss, on u. s. hwy;
II units. cafe. grocery, 4 houses;
resort area Trade for Fla, Gulf
Coast income property.
Motel. North Carolina, on U. s. hwy
toute 70 Guii: IL units 3l2 acres,
SCOTT. frontage Priced to sell.
Motel, Memphis, 30 units. crossing
s1o.OOn yr.: good financing. This
Hotel. NV. Alabama resort area: 80
room brick, kitchen, D. r. Good
business tops for couple.
TAYLOR BENNETT, WALLACE E.
JOHNSON REALTY CO, r. 8. Box
1915 Lamar Sta. Memphis. Tenn. .
sNA .S.s pa RRssF7ooLegal slots, $4,000
WH lfEfi1 t9sf'n, plER-Beer. res.
taurant, movies. boats. Gross $780,
600. LEGAL slots, $4,000. Old eS-
tab. location. Machine play will
more, than carry rent or payments
q Chick I'll S0f HATCHERY AND FEED
old-estab. business Natl feed line
CORNER STORE with 2M acres.
Old-eStab. business. Nice liv. OTIS
Real estate incl. Slot machines will
make payments.
LIQUOR, BEER AND MODERN
SELF SERVICE GROCERY--Ad-
Joins Naval Base. Business increased
25eS this year. now crosses Sl25,-
900, unlimited potential, land fronts
water. room for night club and
other enterprises. LeGal slots. A
FAMOUS BAR AND NIGHT CLUB
Opportunity to lease $3.50, 900
setup with option to buy on very
c ct5ffaS1lys t sEHT gorE1-Ioeatsa
on Court House Square. with addi-
tional frontage for development.
now leased for $4,000 per year, An
excellent investment opportunity.
j. B, WATERS
Prince Frederick, Md.
Phone GA and 3is-J-3.
topen sundays)
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WESTINGHOUSE
I,AUNDROMATS

Can net $4,000 a yr. AID westins-
house helps you ind locations
plans stores. finances equipment
and trains owner TO operate their
$4,000 initial investment required
write, wire or phone j. B. AR.
RIN0TON, RIM. 500. Bond Bldg
Washington b, D. C.. Ma. S-6l53.
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3943 Livingston st. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY, l TIL S
$21,500

Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Realtors, Uptown once. EN- 2-67lt
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MOTELS FOR SALE
ALTO REPAIR-N

TsINToLAs REALTY CO.
Elk, 3-5367
Ewes. Ju. 7-634g or HE. 4.7Q3
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And diner: intersection . main high
ways in SO. Carolina: approx. )
acres; rates So to 50 day; diner
shows approx. $4,000 yriy. net
profit; hotel shows big net profit
also; S65,000 handles. We have
others In Md, Va. Florida, For real
G. j. YOUNG ST. 3-1500
1929 Vermont Ave. NV. Suite sos
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:. T. LAVALLEE co.
CHEVY CHASE. d. g
CHILLUM AREA

OLE V ELANU FARk
Attractive detached home, freshly re-
decorated; vacant: bedrms. snd
modern baths on end A.; spacious
list fl. with den, modern kitchen
and servants room. Garage Pretty
lot. Priced low at $4,000 with low
cash payment. GEO. D. MILLER,
Realtor. D1. 1886: week end, WO.
SOLE Wv
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INC. 5000 DAILY

Restaurant and baked goods; down.
town; seats so: ultra-mod equip, !:
big moneymaker: owner must sell;
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DRY CLEANING

newsstand or other business: rent
only $40; inc. $500 wkly. now: very
good equip. incl. Hoffman preSsor;
only 81 800. wants 5000 down. Call
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-30
Debs & Dates
BY Jonni jackson

Hi there debs and dates. Wei
another week has passed. and a lot
Of you had a four day holiday.
must be nice.
Wednesday The Biggest In
Person Show" scored a nice hit at
the Minneapolis Auditorium. The
Teen-Agers were great and they
had the debs falling all over them
selves. The only thing that spoiled
the show was the fact that the
electricians goofed, and didn't get
the volume Of the microphones
high enough. OF course the Plat
tiers were at their best, and Shirley
and Lee worked real nice. all in
all the whole show was good. and
we could have more like them in
the future.
Every third Friday Of the month
the Jazzknights play at wheatley.
and the admission is always more
without membership cards, but
they do accept memberships to
Halle.
Margaret Rhodes gave a small
get-together in her home on Fri
day.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-30

hailing the departure OF Parker
g 3" and 260 pounds, He was an
overwhelming An American
choice.
Parker has been a line star
since he stepped In as a sophomore
regular" the Golfers article re-
ports He bulwarked the rugged
forward wall that led the uu-
beaten Buckeyes 10 a share OF ma
tional title In 1854 and a subse-
quent Rose Bowl victory. His
blocking continued TO be foroCious
in 1883 and in this season.
"Jims tremendous straight
away charge kept as rolling even
though we were meeting defenses
to stop our running attack this
year" his coach, Woody Hayes
said.
Parker one OF six children, grew
up in Macon, Ca, and attracted
the attention Of Big Ten football
beagues while playing for Scott
High School in Toledo, Ohio. lie
said he spent a few days on
Michigan campus before settling
down at Ohio state.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-30

The annual amstuer boxing
show at Wheauey came off very
nice Monday night. Leroy Bogar
won his fight, Brownie Frazer won
Joe Underwood came out ahead.
and so did Doug Nutter, Asa
Gugsby came out on top.
Charles Harpole and Roosevelt
Simmons lost their bouts.
Harry Ballard went back to the
services Of Uncle Sam, to serve
out his time in Nebraska.
The dance that was supposed to
be held at Labor Temple, Monday
night, featuring Bill Doggett. was
cancelled due to bad road condi-
tons. II sure was a drag. too, be-
cause practically everyone was
looking forward to making that
dance. Now there is no telling
when he will be able to come
again, Oh well, that's the way the
bali rolls, Wen. anyway, Joe
Turner is suppose to be making it
here in a few weeks.
Don't forget Celebrity Night at
the Moulin Rouge tonight at
Wheatey.
So, fabulous people, I am leav-
ing you now, but l shall return
next week. Signing Off
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He broke all scoring records at
Duquesne and also set the school
record for the best points-per-
game average, with GAS.
The 22-year old Ricketts,, who
also is a professional baseball pitt
cher was acquired by the Royals
in the last half OF the is55-56 sea
son in trade with the st. Louis
Hawks.
At Duquesne, Ricketts, made the
all-opponent team Of every college
foe he faced In his last three years.
He is an excellent team player.
has a good hook shot and the one
hand push He also can drive and
set. He is a good rebounder and
excellent defensive player,
The roolIie-of-the-year in the
MIA last season was Maurice
Stokes, In his first season with the
Royals, Stokes, who performed In
college for little st, Frances OF
Loretto, Pa, was second in re-
bounding in the MIA and nth in
scoring, He achieved these dis
tnction despite the fact that he
did not play in five complete
games and his services were limit
ed in a number OF others because
OF an early season leg injury,
Stokes by dint OF his remark
able court skin, put st Francis
ON the basketball map, The g. T.,
2So-pound Pittsburgh native top
ped the 1000 figure in rebounds
and points scored in his college
career He Is deceptively agile and
has all the equipment TO become
one OF the best players In the his
tory OF pro basketball.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-30
SIOUX
r L L S
NEWS
NJ O T { S
BY Kaye Coates
Sioux Falls, 5. ID.

Thanksgiving here was still and
peaceful Most folks had plenty
Of eats and shared their blessings
with relatives or friends. was
fortunate enough to have dinner
with my mother and family.
Minneapolis own Teddy Qualls
appearing with Sammy Kaye at
the Auto Show was the very most.
He was a bell ringer with the
show and was kept busy at TV,
radio, children's groups, night
clubs and with friends being en-
tertained all the way. When Teddy
wasn't entertaining someone, -
someone was entertaining Teddy,
When he left Sioux Falls Monday
morning, our Daniel went along on
a business trip.
The Anderson family was
pleased to have their James home
for Thanksgiving. Jane is living
in Detroit. Mr.. Virgil Anderson
is still among US, but he isn't too
well. He is still in the Vets hos
pital. He does appreciate cards.
Jane and Mary Vaughn flew to
Minneapolis, Sunday. Those gals
looked mighty cool.
Paul Coakley has made 1t home
and he is happy. don't know why
but Paul doesn't like the South.
Wonder II any Of those Rebels
gave our Romeo a bad time in this
Great Democracy? Paul Says So.
Dakota never looked so great.
The Excelsiors met at the Arm
strong home after their business
meeting, they ate lunch and pre-
pared for their Christmas Party.
Mrs. Evelyn Thomas united with
the club. Mrs. c. Shelley is presi-
dent Of the Excelsior,
Rev. VIM. Duncan, pastor OF
Pilgrim Baptist church delivered
the message at the evening ser
vice Of ST. Johns Baptist church.
Helen Haynes is on the board Of |
the YWCA and she is on the World |
Fellowship Committee They plan |
a very inspirational program for .
Thursday
While you are planning for |
Christmas, why not give the |
newspaper to your friends for /
Christmas, why not give this
for you. Nothing to wrap and .
you'll have an all year gift Of good
reading.
I observed my 10th wedding an
niversary last week and was
proud as punch. had Daniel, the
children. our dog, lost Of cards and
gifts and some friends spent the
evening with us.
Mission Of St Johns church
met at the Tolson home. These
ladies are doing a fine job in
missions and they want fancy
work and crafts so II you are
handy slip them a piece Of your
skill and they'll use II for a good
purpose. Mrs. II. Bentley is the
president Of the mission.
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triple threat halfback. Clarence
Peaks, ended a strong Player Of
the Year bid when he was shclved
by a midseason leg injury.
mo runner in college football
matched Brown for sheer straight
away power" the Golfers article
said. The 20-year old senior from
Manhasset, ~ Y, piled up 9s6
yards from scummage in regular
season competition.
Brown, g. %, 2l2 pounds, con
sidered the most versatile athlete
In Syracuse history, completes al
so In basketball, track and La
crosse.
The opposition in the Big Ten Is
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-30

Middle age-the time Of life
when a man looks back and dis
covers that the mountain he's
been climbing h only a moIehiIL"
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Two Negroes On
Golfers AIl-American
Football Eleven

Chicago. - ANP) Jim Parker,
Ohio State guard with a tremen-
dous straight-away charge, and
Jim Brown, Syracuse great all
around performer, landed on Col
hers All-American selected by the
American Football Coaches AS
sociation.
Members of the team appeared
on Ed Sullivan's television show
Sunday night, November 25.
In making the announcement,
Golfers said Michigan States
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-30
Three Players On
Rochester RoYuIs
Good Combination

Chi ago -- A MP } -- The
Rochester Royals are looked upon
in the National Basketball Asso-
citation as one OF the teams to
watch in the future. The Royals
might not make Il this year. But
they will be a dangerous cage
combination.
Three big reasons Sihugo
Green. Maurice Stokes and Dick
Ricketts,,
Green is a newcomer, But that
doesn't mean that he is an un-
known. For three seasons at Du-
quesne University, Green was re
gRrded as one OF the most polished
baokcourt performers in college
basketball Two OF those three
years, he teamed with Ricketts, 20
make the Dukes one OF the most
formidable college fives.
81 was on every An-American
team during each OF his three sea-
sons at the Pittsburgh institution.
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Eeksfine To Puy
caroIe $3.50 Monthly

Hollywood (ANP)-- Superior
Court Judge Elmer Doyle's efforts
to marry Billy Eckstine TO Carole
Drake failed last week. and the
jurist ordered Eckstine to pay
$3.50 a month for the support Of
two children he admittedly father
ed by the ex-mOdel out Of we'd
lock.
The action came in a paternity
suit brooght by Miss Drake a.
gainst the 42-year old baIladeer.
She testified that Eckstine, who
repeatedly earns 100000 a year
had promised 10 marry her after
his divorce from his wife June, last
May.
Judge Doyle took Eckstine and
Miss Drake into his chamber and
suggested It would be nice" II
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These young players, with
other talent, make the Royals a
threat this year and a sure thing
for the future.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-12-21
WALTER REUTHER GETS
HISTADRUT AWARD AT
WEST COAST MEETING

LOS ANGELES, (JTA) = Wal
ter Reuther, vice-president of the
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organiza-
tions, was presented last week
with Histadrut's 3Oth anniversary
award. The award was made in
recognition of Reuther's efforts to
foster understanding between the
American and Israeli labor move
ments.
Addressing the meeting at which
the award was made, Reuther told
delegates representing 400 organi-
cations supporting the Israel His
tadrut Campaign on the West
Coast that American labor pledges
to use it's influence to persuade
the United States Government to
take the lead in bringing about
Arab Israel peace negotiations.
The objectives of such negotia-
tions, the American labor leader
suggested, include guarantees to
Israel of full use of the Suez
Canal, access to the port of Elath
and elimination of military bases
from the Sinai Peninsula and the
GAIA Strip.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-12-21
Birmingham, Alabama

cause of its authenticity. It is done
simply. with an economy of
means. and in It's melody without
fanfare reflects something of the
reverence and wonder in Has
sidic heart. It is sincere music and
good. and for US. at any rate.
served as a reintroduction TO Has
sidism.
Mr.. Shenker is the owner of
rather reedy tenor, but one really
listens principally to his fervent
interpretations. The background is
the Modzitzer Chorus-all male Of
course-and a fairly competent
group, its members singing to-
gether as is from long practice.
Elliott Birnbaum is the piano ac-
companist, director, and author of
excellent jacket notes.
The production and label name
originates with Congregation
Ishei Yisroel Chasidei Modzitz. OF
Brooklyn. one of the last remain
ing Hassidic sYnagogues in the
Western world. The purpose is
primarily TO raise funds for con-
struction of a Modzitzer Yeshiva
in Tel Aviv. and in this we wish
Neginah Records bountiful har-
vest. If the initial release turns
out successful. perhaps Neginah
will consider future ones. musical
and narrative. on the history.
principles and worship In the
Hassidic way of life.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-12-21

scended through the Rabbis Taub-
Israel. Saul and Samuel. in that
order.
All the Modzitzer rabbis were
composers and writers, and upon
these accomplishments their re-
nown chiefly rests. The present
recording is made up of a selec-
ton of their songs, plus a melody
by Benzion Shenker, who serves
as soloist in the others. AS for
''Melave Make" this literally
means "the escorting of the
Queen" and is a festivity which
concludes the Sabbath.
This recording. first to come
from Neginah Records. stands
head and shoulders above any
other representation of Hassidic
music we have heard. if only be-