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$23,950
POTENTIAL 6-BEDRM
RAM MELT
$2O,e5O

ACTION Is what this seller
wants, and At this reduced
sA5TEE1pr m DIpNLc RMj !, LOy ,',i,
DAYLIGHT BASEMENT. 3
bedrma.. ~ baths. Modern
kitchen with dishwesher. dis
posal. and electric range.
Huge rear patio overlooks
parkiike view. Beautifully
decorated throughout - and
only ~ yrs. old. Act now for
the best value In monthsi
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$1e,5OO

Sparkling NEW, ANTIQUE
BRICK RAMBLER with ap-
peal for young moderns; 3
bedrms., full basement. IL
baths. carport with oyeEhang
DECORATOR KITCHEN with
eye.leyei appliances. Beautl-
fully situated on lot with
towering old trees and most
convenient 70 everything.
Don't miss seeing this de-
hEhtfully refreshing home.
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CONN. AVE, 1 block away--cus-
tom-built home. arranged with liv.
rm.. formal din. rm, mod. kit. 3
bedrms.. 2 baths, enclosed porch,
under 100000, TENS. DONALD e.
YOUNKIN. Real.or. JU. 5-l260.
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BELTSVILLE

Only $4,000 down to any
one tnr. Dept. of Agriculture
and NOLl: nearly lz-acre
lot, 3-bedrm. masonry bunga-
low, spick-and-Span through
out; 13x26 recr. rm. in full
bsmt.. o.h.-w. heat, and all
equip. kit.
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VETERANS BARGAIN

Lovely West Hyattsville To-
cation: beaut., 2-bedrm. Cape
Cod, with lge. expansible at
tic completely insulated; full
bsmt., lge. all-equip. kit,
aluminium storm windows and
screens, Anchor-fenced I'd;
GI appraised, S11.950, as
low as 5000 down to vet. and
S74 DER mo. includes all.
Also, conv. financing to nom
veteran.
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WUUDSIDE REALTY CO.
@C5n DOWN ut

221T Wyngate ST., Bradbury Hts,
mr.. Census Bureaus bedrms., new
house cond. $l2,290, $50 total pay
ment. RE. 6-5656. WEST & DIXON
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EAST-WEST HIGHWAY, Donnybrook
Estates--Lge., Gust, 2-bedrm.. den.
brick rambler; bsmt. with "a bath.
Priced ST 800 below appraisal. viii
go CT. Vacant. $4,000 or best
offer. BEERS BROS. JU. $3.50.
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Alexandria
Dowden Terrace

!. :. 2291 Chambliss st.
brick, 1ha baths, another roughed
In. large liv. rm. with fireplace,
separate din. rm.. both with Grapes:
fully equipped GE kitchen, also
laundry room, mahogany paneled
rec. rm with fireplace, large Datio;
share in. swimming pool; S25, $50
about balance. Open ,Os Sat. ana ana sun sun
DIR: Shirley hwy. to Seminary
I'd. overpass to Dawes ave-, left K
Chestnut lane. left 2 blks. to GrisbS
dr., left ! blk. to Chambliss ST..
right l blk. to open sign on right
Call OWNER. Jefferson 4-5bSl
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loft. RAMBLER

ACRE, TREES, STREAM
New brick in Calf. redwood ex-
terror with huge overhunk roof,
house Of picture windows (3): 1874
20 w.. rm. with frepl Room.long
mantel. exquisite paneling, huge
din. area. extra-ke. equip. Kit. with
picture window, flower planter box,
also breakfast nook and pantry; q
nice bedrms, baths. awning-typ
big trees. Only $4,000 down, n
oakton area: n
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~ ouebVINub OF. NV, TO. --IIUt
OXON RUN HILLS
BRICK RA,MBLER-BSMT.
81 900 down, only SI3,950. l year
old; assume large CT loan already on
premises tycu don't have to be q Gil
Have another in Hillcrest Gardens
with big CT loan already there. Sc
truly outstanding and the price i
low. Mr.. Kitchens. ATLAS REALTY
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

ST. JUHN'S FAkLSH-3-bedrni. Co
lonial, din. rm., den. rec. rm.; Al
loo: $1S,95O. JOHN A. WENTZ
$3.50 DOWN, SS5 per mo. pays ali
Premium Hyattsville location.
6 6sSTmS3 S din; rm :,S 81 on n FIl
everything. Price, S14,500. JOHl
II. HUGHES Co, WA. 7-0445.
UNIVERSITY HILLS-SI5, 800
Modern 3-bedroom brick rambler
corner lot: cow. to Md. University
Assume AZ loan.
HIGH II pEr,Y rIr 4 aAni
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DEMOCRATS

Don't sleep on this one. 3-bedrm
rambler. all brick; full bsmt. with
neatly finished pine-paneled rec. rm
Liv; rm. with firepl. Special feature;
g more bedrms., which area Il
reached by q permanent stairway
Immac, cond. t5-acre level lot. Only
S17.500. Call IA. $4,000 quickI
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Ise. sse--Brk. colonial; iiy. rn..
, ssD s slS ,n.' z Sis ss,b Eis twin
In the increasinely popular Clover
area Of AlexandKia, House was built
IN 1919 By r. J. Beech. Rspainted
has ''i 3. s..os Su' cbrysisr Air.T sIsS
air eonditionef. House IN excellent
condition: BEAUTIFUL corner lot. Cal
ier apt: e sc; RR9uTH RoBBtrNls
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HOUSES Cor SALE, Ina. Conn

CONN. AVE. ESTATES, attractive
corner-2-bedrm. semidet., rec. rm.,
excel. cond., bus at cor; $12,050,
By OWNER. VIII. 2-8490.
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SALE--Owner trans
ierred. Must sell this 3-bedrm, CO.
rm.. h-acre lot. Close 10 everything.
Price, Sla.35O; $3.50 down oil.
JOHN H. HUoHEs CO.. WA. 7.0lS5,
RAMBLERs. 9 bedrms. full bsmt.
tsas; new rsmb;; elose.ey by, Wash Wash. :
54ip Emerson st.: open and LIGHTED
ston ave. ROGERS Helshts sub. NY
ssttsyiils Nd uN; 4sa5lo; 81. 3
er S' hts M. ''"'iN' w. N0''
OPPORTUNITY KNocKNG-s-bed.
ym. and den brick, in top neighbour
hood. frepi In lily. rm. and bsmt.,
sep. family-stze din. rm., all-elec.
kit. extras galore. Only Sl5.7b0
Sk6 fS5 ssr PRo Msl e H. f aS
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LANGLEY PARK; Sl3,950-Ultra.
modern, 3-bedrm. brick rambler
with daylight basement. newly re,
decorated; vacant; easy terms. Cal
He. $4,000, HUGH T. PECK,
Realtor.
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HOUSES Tor SALE, VA. Cont

ALEX. AREA-3-bedrm. brick; best
split-ievel buy. Spanking new. near
bus and shopping; Ia baths, nm
ished rec. rni. Only .Sl7,950. Con-
ventionai or FLA terms. Z. r.
sTEFFEY, JE. 2-497O. JE. 4-3447.
ALEXANDRIA BEAUTY-charmins
brick rambler that looks like a mag
azine picture: only 2 bedrooms but
both take twin beds, 24-ft. living
room with fireplace, small separate
dining room. big modern kit, semi
finished rec. rm. with fireplace,
oversize. built-in garage. concrete
porch; huge corner lot enclosed ky
picturesque white board fence;
faces. Govt. park on quiet little
Travelled street; beautiful neighbour
hood, convenient for Pentagon.
Army-Navy Club and Shirlington
BE soID. FRA FRANK x S. PHfILIP SV 81.
7-14ll; ewes, Ell. 6-3t4S
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SLEEPY HOLLOW AREA--New, fully
air-cond.. 55-ft.. 3-bedroom brick
rambler. on ss-acre lot; city utili-
ties; liv. rm.. 25x1s; din. 12x15;
hedrms., 10x12, 12x14, 14x16;
full baths. kit. 12x15 barbecue pit
garbage disposal. auto. dishwashel
and and csrs cram tue o6 OSSr; huge , bst
windows. Owner built. S24,95O
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ALEx.--Brick. 2 bedrms., sep. din.
,rm.; better than new; conv.; don't
miss this opportunity to own a
beautiful home OF your own
NORMA JEAN POE, XII. 0-1745,
OV. 3-45ti7,
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LAURIE CORP.
IA. b-i7i7 zs5t wilson Blyd.
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ADELPHI-BY OWNER
$l5,50O. assume CT loan-Ram-
bier. masonry; firepl., bsmt., 8 bed
rms. 1924 Merrimac ST., mr.. Riggs
I'd, u mi. Univ. lane. HE. 4-4174.
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An older 3-bedrm.. IHa-bath home
situated on beautiful. shaded. acre
lot. on River I'd; white board fence.
MODERN 2-BEDRM. HOME
On beautiful 1-acre lot; large liv.
rm. with corner fireplace. screened
porch; 2-car garage. Must be seen
to be appreciated: $4,000.
Call Mr.. Mannar. Pc. 2-3230
EDW. F. FRY CO.
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OPEN Ewes, TO

GROUP OF CUSTOM CoLoNIALs
Dir: Out Mass. ave. past West
moreland circle and D. C. line, la
mi. to Tulip Hills sign on left. turn
left ] blk. to our open sign.
w. B. WRIGHT EN-. $4,000
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sl6,5O0 low down payment, assume
s q sSn cent?, blocks ss t. %nsss'9 n
bus, plus walking distance TO all
schools make this location very
desirable . bedrms.. full basement
and level. fenced lot are other
features OF this 2-year-old RAM
bier. GRAHAM & CO., ~. 5-6550,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-01
BY BOB THOMAS

HOLLYWOOD. June 80 up.
-Bridey Murphy has brought
a new party craze to Hollywood
-hypnotism.
Toast of the town after only
six weeks here is a Scottish
born Canadian named Bill
McGonigle. At various parties
he has hypnotized Kathryn
Grayson into telling of another
life as an English housewife,
Jane Powell into persisting
with her diet and Phyllis Kirk
into giving up sweets and
cigarettes.
Hollywood embraces fads
with vlgor So it was only ma
tural that the movie folk
should become intrigued with
hypnotism. A professional en-
tertainer is currently hypno-
tizing notables nightly at Mo-
cambo. Volumes on hypnotism
have been snapped up at the
book stores.
McGonigle. "a. has been in
vlted to Is exclusive parties
in recent weeks and, to hear
him tell it, he has been a SEN
sation. Among his amazing
achievements was shutting up
Mickey Rooney.
The obstreperous Mick was
always getting into the act
while McGonigle was hypno-
tizing others at a recent party.
So the hypnotist put the
whammy on Mickey and made
him sit silently in a chair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-01
Hypnotist Is New Toast
Of Hollywood Party Set

Il was a little nervous about
working in front of these
people" the Scotsman OBJ
served, because all of them
are entertainers in their own
right. But they seemed to be
fascinated by what was do
ing
And no wonder. He re-
crossed Kathryn GraySon to
previous life as the wife of
an older man and the mother
of three children in 10Th Cen
tury England. McGonigle
said that the singer gave an
amazing reproduction of the
talk of semi-illiterate Lam
cashire woman.
At one point she started
crying that her husband had
died. he related. Some of
the guests like Sterling Hay
den got alarmed. so l brought
her back to the present.
If she could act that we'll
on the screen, she would be
the greatest actress in the
business"
Although he does occasional
stunts, like suspending Starlet
DAM Crayne, between two
chairs. McGonigle considers
himself a hypno-therapist.
That is the field he pursued
until recently in Vancouver.
He said he has worked in con-
junction with doctors in cur
ing suffering and other dis
orders.
Il tell people if their trouble
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-01
TOPS IN POPS
Faith Plays Music
OF Broadway Hit

Purple" Autumn Serenade, ="
"Starlit Hour" "Lilacs in the
Rain" Music Box in Blue"
Moonlight Mood" white
Orchids" and The American
Waltz" are some of a dozen
numbers. CMGM E-3350.D
Ray Ventura-An LIP from
Paris, recorded by Ray VEN
tura'S Partisan orchestra.
There's a richness and pol
ished musicianship to the en-
tire LIP, as this fine orchestra
presents the music of some of
Frances leading contemporary
composers. Each of the II
numbers has a charm all its
own. Knapp KL-1013.)
Duane TatrO-An LIP of
modern jazz, with II selections
composed and orchestrated by
Tatro and a group Of we'll
known jazz musicians playing
the tunes under his direction.
Some of the featured men are
Lennie Niehaus, Stu William
son, Bill Holman, Bob Enc
voldsen, Jimmy Giuffre. Shelly
Name. and Bob Gordon.
Contemporary C3514D
Gene Krupa-A terrific LIP,
as Gene fronts a big band
again, and tops it off by using
the assistance of trumpeter
Roy Eldridge and vocalist
Anita O'Day. They recreate a
dozen of the tunes made
famous by Gene years ago,
and it's just great. Roy's
trumpet fairly catches fire.
Gene sparks the rhythm sec
ton, Anita's vocalS are sheer
delight, and solos by other
members of the band contrib
ute solid overall sound. In
cludes Let Me Of Uptown. i"
"Rockin' Chair" Opus L."
''Drummin Man" Drum
Boogie. SLOW Down" "Boogie
Blues" Wire Brush Stomp"
That's What You Think. "
Leave Us Leap" Fish Fry, "
and After You've Gone"
(Verve MGV20O80
wide, Wide WOrId"-Davld
Broekman and his orchestra
offer the music from the
famous TV show, Wide. Wide
World" David composed the
music that's presented on the
SHOW, and in this set he has
included some of his finest
work, including the title
theme, Palm Beach Waltz.
Grand Canyon Music"
"Samba of the Orchids" "Au-
tumn in Nebraska" "Dialog
for Lovers" "Intermezzo for
a Day in May" Wide. Wide
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-01
World Concerto" and nine
others. (RCA Victor LP-M

w Va ia NOAASCA W. aAAA AhAAO
others. (RCA Victor LP-M
12800'
Lawrence welk offers a dozen num-
beTs by the band cut years aSo but
very much akin TO his present style
and ms fans will enjoy It. Tunes in
clude Bubbles in the Wine" 'Linger
Awhile, My Man, Beer Barrel
E sSiks Sweet That ENC Plenty iNaa43 ana Amt
GLADYS SwarthOut--A nice LIP by
TINS famous singer, with all the selec-
lions havins been Originally issued
some years ago. You Il find such
Der Song. Il Remember April, GIVE
Me one Hour, Through the Years"
and eight others. Camden CAL-2SOD
Jan August's piano work has a
i 1sId6td touch on Two catchy d
ana Lollipops. Mercury 10S75x45J
Michel Legrands continental orches-
ira offers a smooth LIP OF music from
Spain. with all its gaiety grandeur
and romance There are Is tunes in
all. ranging from slow. dreamy ballads
to throbbing rhythm. Columbia
Sidney Bechet, king of the soprano
sax, has a tasty LIP of fine Jazz. fes-
turing the torrid trumpet OF Jonah
contains Crazy Rhythm Lonesome
Road. " Sidewalks Of Paris" Some
Sweet Day" Wabash Blues" and five
others. Good Time Jazz L-120l3D
GarOtO and his Rio de Janeiro
band present lively material IN
Brazilian Polka" and 'The Nighting
ale Baion' Capitol F3433)
The Three Suns have another nice
LIP of lS tunes. as they combine their
combo with a full orchestra; includes
galway Bay" Bali Hal" a Song
TTe5n.to'" ana "AlOuette." CRcA Victor
Bob Prince-TeO MacerO-This LIP
presents new Jazz, with the Prince
and Macero bands each receiving q
complete side Princes group plays
f1ve tunes in an interesting and i'm
aRinative manner but Maceros six
tunes are way off the deep end In
modern Jazz forms and are beyond
the scope of appreciation by any ex-
cept musicians. Columbia CL-S42
ErneStine Holmes demonstrates
she's master OF pipe organ music
on a new Up of dozen numbers. She
is both selective and imaginative In
her use of the potentislities Of the
organ. Includes My One and Only
Love" Moonlight in Vermont,
Through the Mist The Boy Next
Door" Summertime, and others.
tRCA Victor LPM-l250)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-01
TV Film Makers
Overflow Into
Supermurkets

HOLLYWOOD (P). = They
started shooting the new Lone
Ranger" television series re-
cently-and another super
market-not Indian-hit the
dust.
The television industry long
ago used up every available
sound stage IN Hollywood. So
the Lone Ranger went into
production at a new studio at
Pico boulevard and Fairfax
avenue recently converted
from a supermarket.
1t was the sixth supermar-
ket in recent years converted
to a sound stage. TV stages
need space. height, parking
space and plenty Of open space
with no posts.
And as one Wag Quipped: "A
place where hams feel at
home"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-01
BY BOB WILLIAMS

Percy Faith and his or
chestra have a delightful LIP
in their latest release, as they
present instrumental versions
of the entire score of the
charming smash Broadway
hit, MY Fair Lady"
It's an excellent companion
piece TO the original-cast LIP,
issued earlier. for this set is
keyed to both dancing and
easy, relaxed listening. Faith
varies his tempos, according
to the demands of the individ-
ual pieces. and displays each
number in its proper setting.
The LIP contains IL tunes.
and all the shows favorites
are there. including Il Could
Have Danced All Night, p"
wouldn't 1t Be Lovely"
I'm An Ordinary Man. "On
the Street Where You Live, "
The Rain in Spain. With
a Little Bit of Luck" SHOW
Me" and I've Grown Ac-
customed to Her Face" Col
umbia CL-895.l
JUST RELEASED
MiyOshi Umeki-"The Story
You're About to Hear is True"
is a torch ballad nicely ham
died, and Miyoshi does a splen-
did Job on the sentimental
1.-The Little Lost Dog" on the
reverse. She even sings a
chorous OF the later in Japa-
nese. Mercury 70880x45)
Roberta SherwOOd-Here is
presented the unique voice OF
Roberta Sherwood in quality
a combination of blues, jazz
and torch. It's a bit hard to
tell from this LIP set whether
or not she is a capable singer,
as her performance through
out is uneven. Her ballads seem
to fare best. while her version
of Lazy River" is lacking in
taste. Others in the set IN
clude Cry Me a River" Il Got
Lost in His Arms. I Miss You
Most of All" and Gee, But ]
Hate to Go Home Alone.
CDecca DL-83190
Lou Busch-Lou's smooth
orchestra offers pulsating in
strumentals in "Jato' and
Tango Antique. (Capitol
F3432.)
AmbrOSe-Ambrose and his
orchestra play the music OF
Peter DeRose on a new LIP. II
combines DeRose's well-knoWr
works with some lesser known
The music sweeps from lush
ness to actual swing. Deer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-01

is organic. they should seek
their doctors" he said. But
if it is a mental or nervous
problem, perhaps 1 can help
them"
McGonigle said he had
helped several producers and
directors get off the sleeping
pill habit. a common symptom
of Hollywooditis.
Jane Powell hadn't been
able to stay on a. diet" he
remarked, but after l hypno-
tized her, she S been doing
fine. l convinced Phyliss Kirk
that candy would taste like
soap and stopped her smok-
ing.
Relaxed Dean
Jerry Lewis had been hav-
ing pain with his back; made
1t go away. l also showed Dean
Martin how he could relax"
He added that he showed
Tony Curtis how he could con-
troll his body temperature,
causing him to sweat ard
shiver by suggestion. He also
regressed Curtis to the day Of
his wedding to Janet Leigh.
Born in Edinburgh, McGoni-
gle was taught hypnotism by
mis- uncle at the age of II. He's
been doing it ever since. A
Royal Air Force veteran, he
came to Canada after the war,
performing before audiences
throughout the country. Re-
Gently he has been conducting
research and therapy in Van
couver.
McGonigle went to Portland,
Greg. recently to help on a
friends TV station. Leo Du-
rocher saw him perform, was
impressed and invited the
hypnotist to come to Holly
wood. Now he is mulling q
TV show and plans to bring
his family here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-01
CAPITOL

JAMES CAGNEY in TRIBUTE TO
A BAD MAN" at 300 els, OBS;
GUY MADISON JOHN HOD1AK in
ION TIFF THRESHOLD OF SPACE. ="
at 4.4O 500
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therland were getting too hot to
tolerate a rebellious Jew like him.
He who for many years had
though of himself as first, Pro-
testant Christian Che had himself
baptised as a Lutheran for the
sake of a legal career before he
repudiaetd both the career and
the baptism) and then as a Pagan
descendant of ancient Greek
bards, and who only expressed
pride in his Jewish racial heritage
during the last years of his ill
ness, was nevertheless constantly
reminded of his Jewishness by an
anti-Semitic Germany.
Every German-speal1ing Jew
you meet in the world today. after
what happened TO the Jews of
Germany and Austria. is the en-
bodiment of that tragedy which
consists in being both culturallY
rooted and uprooted. Even the re-
ligious. Zionist German-speaking
Jews who consciously turned
their backs upon German culture
could not escape that pain which
comes. out. off,. the. unconscious,
even if they developed a super
ifcial adaptabilitY to a new cul-
ture. to a new way of life. They
were not in the position Of the
East. Eurpoean. Jews who had
maintained a culture and "a
language of their own, Yiddish.
Independent of the Gentle cul-
ture and language that surround
ed them. AT most. the German
Jews could maintain their own
Jewish religious life. Because OF
this greater independence OF the
(Continued on Page 2l)
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in the literary world of the TRACE
dy of the German assimilated Jew
who had thoroughly imbibed Ger
manic culture and who yet was
not accepted by the spokesman of
that culture and was finally
wrenched from that culture with
the unheard of violence of the
unspeakable Nazi regime of re-
cent memory. More than a cen
tury before Nazism drove German
Jewry into mass exile, Heine was
forced into voluntary exile in
France because reactionary anti
Semitic developments in his Fa-
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Mobile, Alabama
Heinrich eine
After q Century
BY I. M. GREEN

literary world that part of where freedom
expression hrotledand America celebrating the
Heinrich Feine GermanYs great lyric
Goethe the Jews have
world of letters century
February Hene died Paris after lingering illness
which left him crippled
HELPLESS AT the time So years Old He
born big Rhneland city which to
has refused to me him.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-03-23

Heine, it should be said first of
all, was the most notable example
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APIS. uNFURNIsHED-MD.

B 6N1EI. APIS. 10000 block Of
] and 2 large bedrms.: off-street
parking: cross ventilation: $50 and
S97 IS; on GOOD transportation tine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20
COOP APIS. FOR SALE

Rental Apartments
washington, D. c.
Dear Mr.. Public:
Can you imagine large number of people.
just like yourself. agreeing to buy million dollars
worth of cooperative apartments in building
which Is just barely into construction?
That is the story of POTOMAC PLAZA APART
MENTS over 500 sold, With occupancy still a
year away!
Here are some of the unciple reasons why this
luxury building has been received with such en-
thusiaSm:
ECONOMY DIVERS in POTOMAC PLAZA
APARTMENTS will save one-haf of luxury rent
without giving up luxu1bus living. Their saving
over rent is so great thatthey will save back their
down payment in less than years.
CONVENIENCE !. They will live in the
most convenient location in Northwest Washing
ton Many will walk to work Estate Department
Interior, etc. and yet the will live only two blocks
from the Potomac River hear The famous Water
gate Inn.
SECURITY The have an eye to the f,I
ture BY putting their rat dollars TO work now
they can plan ahead for retirement and perhaps
reduced income Many nan to have their anart
ducing their monthly cos to an amazingly lou
nguIe 800 lor emclencleS $44 for one-bedroom
S,o LOT tWo-oeoroom, SS3 ia three bedroom). This
VIII give tnem, IN our option, the finest Social
Security in the world
CONFlDENCE Ing know they are deal
ing WIN people VINO have Specialized in co-opera-
yves M washington since 40 and who have A
succeSSiul buildings 10 thelf credit with never a
failure. In fact number oAhese BUYERS are Iiv-
ing in a Flynn co-opetativdbuildne right now
Inc RAPID sale OF THIS luxky building has been
remarkable Every apartments "Choice" because
OF the splendid cross shap design Spacious
oeauuiuily landscaped lawn distinguish this
from the typical downtown r&dence
Frankly, we feel that thishpportunity should
interest you and we should likeNo give you the full
details.
Our aforementioned sales dice is on the site
OF the building at 24l5 VirginiaaY NV and
We are open 1000 am. to 6:00k m on weekdays
and 100 pm. to 900 pm. Satrdays and sun
Gays II you would ike more krticulars before
visiting us, please telephone Dl. e4S33
Very trulyours
EDMUND J. hymn co.
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