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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16
THE LAKE THAT DISAPPEARED

THAT DISAPPEARED
mentioned the tule olct we
malaria mosquitoes and AMI
mails and of dream of a gigantic development project
This reality Cwel speak
S000 acres OF fertile ao
To-Day
fields length and stalks of grow to height OF three
draining the ue took about 20 years At first at very slow
at rapid
the Syrians who located
Hu district The entire project cost
lake
fertile Israel and 1t VIII be possible 10
in of a short time
Lake disappeared from the map but
which
left small nature
district
eucalyptus
and will remain as menento to the lake at as
appeared =. pu.4 7,u;. ~ ~,
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16
Polish Jewish
Thea+er Sets
Tour Of US.

NEW YORK-The Polish State
Jewish Theater has been cleared
by the US. State Department for
a visit to the United States begin
ming in March, 1859. The National
Jewish Welfare Boards Jewish
Center Lecture Bureau, in associa-
ton with Jerry Hoffman, will rep
resent the group in this country.
The first Jewish cultural group
from Eastern Europe to come to
this country, the Polish State jew
ish Theater is a Yiddish-spealdng
company whose first appearances
outside of Poland drew enthusiastic
audiences in London, Paris, Brus-
sells. Antwerp, and Leipzig. Direct
ed by actress Ida Kaminska, the
company's repertoire includes
works by Sholom Aleichem, Jacob
Goldfaden, and Jacob Gordin.
THE GROUP, subsidized by the
Polish government, stages produc-
tons regularly in Warsaw, Kra-
kow, Wroclaw, Lodz, and other
Polish cities and sometimes per-
IOrmS III SIIldu COWIlo DS4OIC q bioAiO-
full of Jews. The theater was found
ed in 1948. The company's London
season of three weeks was extend
ed by public demand.
In the United States the Polish
Jewish Theater will make its debut
with a New York production about
March 1. After that it will be book
ed throughout the United States
and Canada by the Jewish Center
Lecture Bureau. Inquiries may be
addressed to Samuel D. Freeman,
10 National Jewish Welfare Board,
145 East 32nd ST., New York 16,
NY.
REGARDED AS the successor to
the wilma Truppe and to the Mos
COW Yiddish State Theater, the lat
ter having been directed by Shloi-
me Mikhoels before it was closed,
the Polish State Jewish Theater
had its beginnings SO years ago
in a company founded by Esther
Rachel Kaminska, whose daughter
directs the present group.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16
German Bequests
Property To IsroeI

JERUSALEM (JTA)-A German
non-Jewish woman residing in
Munich has left a legacy of $125.OOO
pounds to the State of Israel with
specific instructions that none OF
the property should "fall into
Aryan hands"
The Ministry of Justice, disclos-
ing the bequest, said that the donor
had explained that her properties
had been confiscated by the Naxis
and therefore she was determined
that her property should not fall
into German hands again. The pro-
perty includes extensive farm hold
ings in West Germany.
The ministry reported that
legacies to the State of Israel from
abroad during the past year total
led more than 1000, 900 Israeli
pounds.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16
LAND FOR MILLIONAIRES

of builders-for the big Chanukah
Festival Show at Madison Square
Garden.
The dance specifically portray
ed the building by the Israelites OF
the Tabernacle, but it was suppos-
ed to suggest, in a broader vein,
the building of Israel, with the aid
of Israel bonds. It took us back
some 20 years, when building was
on a much smaller scale in the
Jewish homeland.
My friend and I were passing a
little settlement not far from Haifa,
when someone beckoned to us from
a distance. We found the founda-
ton of new house were being laid
and they were celebrating with q
bottle of schnapps. They gave us
drinks. Whose house is it?" asked
my friend.
whats the difference" was the
reply. "Eretz Israel is being built
LechayimI"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16
New Meuf Market
is Launched Here

David Lantos, a new Phoenix ar
rival from Toronto, Canada, has
established David's Kosher Meat
Market at 53811 w. Mcdowell Rd.
He has a 30-year background as a
sausage maker, including seven
years in Toronto.
A resident of Hungary until 1851,
he received a diploma as a special
sausage maker and butcher from
the Hungarian Minister of Busi-
ness. He is assisted by his wife.
The couple lives at 1131 N. Third
Ave.
The market features strictly
kosher meats under the supervision
of Phoenix Vaad Hakashruth.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16

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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16
By DAVID SCHWARTZ


Isaac Carmel, VINO knows Ameri-
can Jewry like the Census Bureau
and who now has settled in Israel,
doesn't stay settled very long. He
dropped in the other day on US
out of the clear sky of Jerusalem.
"Is everything Jake in IsraelP"
we asked.
Everything in Israel is Ben," ne
replied. ."Ben Zvi-Ben Gurion.
"How about the people?" We ask
ed.
Greatest place in the world for
people" he replied, land especial
ly for millionaires. /"
"Why for millionaireS particular
ly," We asked.
"No millionaire has died there
yet" he replied.
HOWEVER, Carmel is quick to
point out that the joke may not be
good very long. Economic condl-
tons of Israel are improving very
rapidly and he predicts that in the
not too distant future, Israel may
even produce a millionaire or two.
Carmel is the only living Amerl-
can Jew who shook hands with
Theodore Herzl. In Israel, he says,
at rs, you are still in your prime.
At Petach Tikvah, he declares you
can find men of 80 working in the
fields and eating with hearty ap-
petites.
WE WATCHED a rehearsal OF a
novel dance the other day-a dance
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16

fines of the Jewish world. His vast
store of knowledge dealing with
world events and how they affected
the Jew has very important bear
ing upon the development OF Jew
iSh history.
He makes us realize one signltl-
cant fact: that the Jew lives IN q
greater civilization than his own.
What happens on the outside al,
fects us Jews on the inside, ana
we are inevitably bound up with
all the movements of history. We
react to them negatively or posi-
ttively. but we do not remain 1So-
lated. We are part OF the MAIN
stream of the worlds civilization,
and we play our role even as we
have nodded a great deal OF the
forces that have gone into the de-
velopment of history.
AS we open the book which is
mammoth in size and in scope, a
60O-page saga of modern Jewish
life. we are aware Of how early we
come onto the modern world
scene. It was only a few hundred
wears ago that we were locked up
in a background ghetto. We were
forced to live in the most degrad-
ing and humiliating of circum-
stances.
EVERY JEW had number, and
every Jew paid a body tax to the
government for his very existence.
He was compelled to wear yellow
badge to identify him. He could
occupy himself in few degrading
professions, and these he had to
render every account for before
the government. On his head was
the badge of shame, the constant
reminder that he was Christ
killer" But the Jew was not deS-
tined to remain behind the chains
and the wall of isolation.
The French Revolution was a
great step for the emancipation OF
the Jew. The Jew for the first
time became a citizen OF France,
and all disabilities were taken
away. However, there was a price
the Jew had to pay-a price for
which he has suffered from ever
since that day that Napoleon called
together a "Sanhedrin." There 20
rabbis and laymen, locked behind
solid doors and guarded by sol
diers, were forced to say they were
Jews by religion only and made to
separate themselves from the cul-
ture and historic consciousness OF
a people.
The Jews hoped that by Severlng
themselves from a people they
would become an integrated part
of that country's well-being. This
became the pattern for Jews
throughout Western Europe. This
caused division between the Jew
of the West and the Jew Of the
East. Unfortunately, the Jew OF
the East never was granted citizen
ship and suffered every disability
of the ghetto.
ANTI SEMITISM in Europe
broke out with the famous trial OF
Captain Dreyfuss. At this trial DR..
Theodore Herzl, a noted Viennese
journalist, saw the tragedy of mod
ern European Jewry. Here was q
gifted people, giving of themselves
to communities that in the end re-
jected them.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16
Soviet Satellites
Hike ISrdeI Trade

LONDON (JTA)-Eastern Euro
pean countries, with the exception
of the Soviet Union, are planning to
increase their purchases of Israeli
citrus fruit, Barclays Bank "Over-
seas Review has reported.
The authoritative trade journal
said that Poland is believed to have
ordered 10000 cases of fruit and
Rumania 10000, while negotiations
continue between Israeli growers
and Hungary and Bulgaria.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16


tions have been tackled by one OF
Americas new historians, DR..
Howard Sachar.
Scholarship in Judaism has gone
from one generation to anotner,
and in many instances scholarship
remains in the family tradition
from father to son.
DIR. ABRAHAM Leon Sachar, a
noted Jewish historian at the UNI
verSity of Illinois, who fathered
for many years the Hillel move
ment in B'nai Birth, was noted for
his contribution to the study OF
Jewish history. Perhaps the finest
summary of Jewish history is his
book, 'The History of the Jews. "
He also has been instrumental in
the founding of one Of Americas
new and leading universities
Brandeis University at Waltham,
Mass, and reared son in the
scholarly tradition, who at the
young age of 81 has written a most
remarkable and brilliant history,
1.-The Course of Modern Jewish
History"
Seldom have I read q book which
was so deeply absorbed in all the
elements which have gone into the
development of modern Jewish his
tory. Here is a mind as great as
his father, and his historical anal
ysis even greater to go into the
very substance of Jewish life. He
presents it with such clarity and
understanding as to make us
aware of those forces which are
prevalent in modern Jewish life.
IN WRITING a course in Jewish
history he is not bound to the con-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16

1O1 OOo
ing, which kept
him alive, and
which shaped his
destiny.
But how much
do we know OF
the present? How
do we know what
course our mod
ern Jewish his
tory has run and
where it is go
ing? These QueS-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16
ppARRT AI.RERT PLOTKTN

The Jew is a creature of history
From his very inception the Jew
has been conscious of the historical
forcoc which brought him into be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
MARIAN
HEIGHTS

Simple dignity is the
keynote In this carefully
custom-built brick rRmhler
IN this choice Mt. Vernon
Boulevard location, There's
q center hall plan, foyer
with l2-ft. ceiling and
crystal chandelier, gracious
LIVING room with bay win
dow and WILLIAMSBURG Are
place, unusually large flor
todayl dining room. q
''House Beautiful" kitchen
with Early American
theme, 4 large bedrooms
with lots OF closet spsce,
3 full baths with q hint
Of luxury, full basement,
2Sx2s paneled recreation
room with fireplace and
French doors to q large
covered patio, huEe
screened porch overlook
ms the Potomac) with
doors leading onto Il from
dining room. kitchen and
master bedroom. Priced in
the low forties, this fine
home Is worth waiting for
1.-THE present owner is
transferring on June 18th.
Call so. 5000 TO inspect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
EASY-To-BUY
RANCHER

Long and low brick and
cedar shingle rambler only
minutes to TT. Belvoir or
downtown Alexandria. Fea-
lures living room dining
IT,, beautiful HOT POINT
kitchen with eye level
oven, tabletop range,
automatic washer. large
capacity REFRIGERATOR freez-
er and breakfast bar, 8
bedrooms, attractive pastel
ceramic tile bath. earport
and over Va acre nicely
Handicapped corner lot. AS
sumo $4,000 CT loan: $50
per month pays principal.
interest "a low 4iaee), taxes
and insurance. Full price
S15.p50. Call so. 5-67g0
to see 1t today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
AHOY THERE,
BoATMANl

Your whole family will
enjoy living IN this new
center hall brick rambler
IN beautiful CHIT
HAVEN ESTATES Dust q
short walk to swimming
and boating facilities at
the Mt. Vernon Yacht
Club. There's O large liy-
inR room. faudily-sized
dining room. 1S-ft. all
electric kitchen, 4 bed
rooms, 2ia baths, full day
light basement, paneled
recreation room with fire.
place and bar, carport and
As-acre lot with tall trees.
Priced at s29,950 and
ready 10 move in. other
homes In Yacht Haven
available at S26.500 with
good financing. Call SO.
6-6790 to see them today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
ASSUME Az %
CT LOAN

Immaculate b2-ft, brick
rambler only ] block from
community swimming pool,
tennis court and recrea-
ton center in popular
Rosehill Farms. This
charmer has a large living
room dining room with
picture window. birch CABLE
net kitchen with eye-level
oven, tabletop nges
garbage disposal and break
FAST area, 3 bedrooms, 2
full baths, carport, storm
windows and one of the
best lots In Rosehill Farms.
There's a S14.100 first
trust. Sg4 per month pays
principal, interest l4MM y,
taxes and insurance, Only
S16.pb0. Call FL. 4-S600
to see It today. Immediate
occupancy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
FAIRFAX
SPLIT-LEVEL

Space to spare In this
4-level all-briek beauty.
There's q lovely foyer,
huge living room with fire.
place, dining room, 14-ft.
GE kitchen with every ap-
pliance, 3 twin-size bed
rooms, ga baths, large and
lovely ground-level recre-
alton room. full basement,
attached garage. fenced
yard with fruit trees,
shrubs and flowers. Vacant
and ready to move in tab-
solutely no redecorati0n
necessary. Only S25.950
on the best of terms. Call
CIR. 3-4560 to see 1t today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
COUNTRY
GENTLEMAN

Only S20.95O buys this
Elea ming white brick
rancher in the Fairfax
Annandale area nestled in
q grove Of trees on over
"a acre at the end of q
quiet culdesae. There's q
l4x24 living room with
fireplace, l4x17 dining
room, all electric kitchen,
8 master-size bedrooms, Ia
baths. full daylight base
ment, recreation roo m,
breezeway and carport.
Assume the existing 4laSe
first trust of S15,400 or
buy FILA with Just $4,000
down. Call CIR. 3-4560 to
see II today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
LORCOM LANE
RAMBLER

Brand new brick rambler
ready to move inl There's
o gracious foyer, . 2S-N.
living room WITH massive
stone floor -to-ceilinR Are
place, formal Ching room,
GE Medallion" kitchen
with electrical center, H.
Gu. 1T, double-door retrig-
orator with large freezing
compartment. dishwasher,
garbage disposal, eye-leyel
oven with rotisserie, table
top range and built-in
breakfast booth. 3 spacious
bedrooms with plenty OF
closet space, 3 full baths,
full basement, attached
garage and attracttvely
landscaped lot on a quiet
culdesao. A mighty fine
home ct S32,950. Call
IA. $4,000 to see 1t today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
BY Ned Riddle OFFICES STUDIOS for RENT


Prominent corner location. approx
500 Sc. ~. on LIST moor OF re-
modelled bids. Tremendous po-
'enils for most any type OF
WOODWARD a NORRIS
RFAf TORS
5e3 goth st, NV. RE. 7-65s5
GEORGEfOWN---Dr. Is suite, 3 rms
bath. In apt. bldg, pvt. entr. Sllh.
1919 3Oth 81. NV. DE. 2-S904
HYATTsvmLE-Modern air-cond
once IN professional bldg, reaS
r. r. RUPERT. ST. 3-Nfsf,
OFFICE sPACE--3-rm. suite, with
pvt. bath or indiv. spacious rms
Modern air-c0nd. BLDG, hot-Water
heat. Terrific Arl. blvd location
Free answering Syc,, ample free
parking. PERI. for insurance, at
torney or architect. CALL Mr.
ERLIcH, JE. 2-7300.
or DENTIST Wis.
ave. 4S0s-5,5s5 SO. H.. in pro-
cess OF complete renovation. DU.
5-i012: ewes, OIL. 4-433S.
sh-Baltimore blvd
across from bank-Mod. b-rm.
suite, APPROX. 1000 50. It. Pvt.
parking IA rear. Sl2a mo. kO-
JAK's REALTY CO., To. 2-446S.
SHARE OFFICE in Southern Bldg.
Desk avail, April l; S35 mo, Refs
WO. 6-3213 ewes. or weekends.
BiDG. : Private
furn. once in lawyers suite: share
legal secretary and use OF furn.
reception room: RE. 7-6SI5.
, OFFICES--Sgle. suite, LIST A.;
parking facils 1918 R. /. ave, Mt
Rainier, AP. 1855.
$50 so. FIT. March L. Professional
bldg, Silver Spring. Opportunity
for young doctor or dentist. JU.
$500.
1870 CONN. AVE.-Air-cond. mod
ern once bldg. Up to 500 50. II
DOMD. EN-. 2-7513.
200 BLOCK WIS. AVE- rooms
and law: suit. for doctor, dentist,
etc. WO. 6-566l, EN-. 3-7021.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
GORDIN-M ENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING
TALL TREES
CROWD THE LOT

Country living only 20
minutes to DC. via Shirley
Highway. II you reed q
really BIG home silicon
one-floor. here Is a fine
buy for you-eustom-buil
only l year ago, this
long, low rambler has .
2Ox20 living room, larse-
enOugh-for-the-who fam
lily dining room, all cleo
trio kitchen. 4 twin sized
1--WE mean It when we say
twin sized") bedrooms, 2
full baths. basement. at
taehed garage and 113x195
heavily wooded lot in an at
tractive. friendly neighbor-
hood. Name your own
terms at the low price Of
S2S,500. Call FL. 4-S600
to see it today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
EXCELLENT
BUS SERVICE

Good schools, several
churches and top notch
shopping facilities are all
within easy walking dis
lance To this attractive
brick townhouse. There's
an ls-ft. living room with
fireplace. separate dining
room, fully equipped kiteh-
en-. 8 bedrooms, full base
ment, recreation room and
Q fenced yard Just full Of
flowers. Priced TO sell
quickly at $4,000. Call
XII. s-2320 10 see 1t today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
FARMS

BARGAIN, approx. 204 a.; near
Leesbure: old stone and frame
house: S145 per q. on quick sale
Subst. cash REQ XII. S-3S57.
FARM Of III fairly level acres,
nearly all open crop and pasture
land, located in lower FauauieI
Co, Va; long frontage on ma
tional highway No. IL. good g.
room house, broom tenant house,
barn, new milking parlor and
many useful outbuildings. Can be
operated as q general dairy OF
beef cattle farm: fine location,
excellent investment and specu-
lative possibilities. 2 tractors
land other farm equipment in
Guided: immed. possession; $780,
500, y cash balance on terms
to suit buyer. Call Warrenton,
Hemlock 9~3035. Write or visit
w. E. WILLIAMS, Route No. II,
Morrisville, Va.
FAIRFAX LOUDOUN LINE = 80
acres beautiful land: priced to
cell 0ttirklv CR 9-IHl6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
ALEXANDRIA'S
SEMINARY AREA

Is the setting for this
gem of a eustom-built
rambler. There's a gor-
geously tiled center hall,
gracious. nicely proper
toned living room ideal for
almost any furniture ar
rangement, formal dining
room, pastel Frigidaire
kitchen with the hest
model" appliances and q
b,lilt-in breakfast booth,
mahogany panelled den
tor fourth bedrooml. 3
large bright bedrooms, 2is
well appointed baths full
basement, huge mahogany
paneled recreation room,
screened -porch-carport and
5 lerge landseaped lot.
S30,a00. Call XII. $3.50
to see II toda5,
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
SPACIOUS

This new, b-bedrm., 3-bath brick
split-level Is ideal for the large
family Foyer entrance, attached
garage, paneled rec. rm.. glass
doors from dining rm 70 patio
are a frw OF many features that
make this the home for gracious
livint and entertaining. excellent
location. quick 10 town, CHA and
Pentagon, Can now for an APP
uOlnfment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
N. ARLINGTON
$19,950

Attractive stone and
frame Colonial featuring
a 24-ft living room, sep-
arate dining room, large
fully equipped kitchen
with breakfast area, den
Tor fourth BEDROOM, 3
large bedrooms lmaster
bedroom 13x17). III baths.
full basement with Soft.
paneled recreation room
many extras" like storm
windows, washer and dry
err, etc. Assume over
$4,000 in a 4l2% first
trust. A good deal" for
you. Call ia. 4-6060 to
see It today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
HOUSES ron SALIVA.
WiIllamsburg Junior High

Williamsburg Junior High
OPEN 1 TIL 9
Attractive modern brick ramnlcr
center hall, 2b-ft, Nv. rm.. family
size din. rmi lse, modern kise
> bedrms., Z baths, rec ruiu
hobby rm. and util, rm. Owner
out Of town. anxious to sell, ask
ing S2S.5uO. Dir. Out Old Do
miniOn dr., left on Wllliamsbrrg
blvd, left on 0eoree Mason dr..
10 open sign
Fred ]. George
ia. s-6757 "a. 7-OIfi
$500 DowN-FHA
3-BEDROOM RAMBLER, LEVEL
WOODED LOT, So PER MO
HOUSE VACANT. PRICE JUST
xl2.25O
NJ. R. REYNOLDS q Co, INC.
Jk, 4-4660
3-BEDROOM RAMBLER, on ! and
y acres. $4,000. Built months.
Fully modern, immed. occupancy
Terms 5000 down. $50 mo. Sale
by owner. W. T. UPDIKE, Hern-
don. Va, Phone Herndon, 53i
i-BEDRM., 2-bath, masonry home,
neW-house condition. mr.. Claren-
don; convenient TO shopping and
transportation reasonable down
payment; price SlS,95n. Call IA.
10000 or ewes. and Sun, KE.S-
fU4f.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28

SHERWOOD FOREST. 4 6edrm.
summer cottaee, furnished, IN
club community, Mrs. BOrtner,
Mo 6-93l4. BRIAN BRANDON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
LORCOM LANE
COLONIAL

Stately center half Co
lonial on a quiet c'ildesse
only minutes from ths
Pentseon. There's q 1924
LIVING room with fireplace.
large separate dining room,
modern fully equipped
kitchen, 3 large bedrooms
master bedroom 12isxis),
ga baths, full basement,
l4X24 recreation room
with fireplace, sttaehed
garage, screened porch.
H.M.H. and a lS,000-So. =
It lot with excellent shads
trees. Assume q large 4i5e.
first trust. A "good buy
at S2R.950. Call ia.
10000 to see II today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
FRANCONIA
SPRINGFIELD

Here's an almost new g.
bedroom, 2 bath rambler
on a choice corner lot for
only S1T250. There's q
full daylight basement
ideal for finishing" into
q recreation room Good
neighbors too. Call FL,
4-S600 to see 1t today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28

FELLOWS REALTY co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

USED CAR LOT WANTED IN D. C.
AREA. Call HE. 4-S525.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
FLORIDA PROPERTY
Beach Home-Rv Owner
AVIATION

CESSNA $40" 1858 demonstrator,
full gyro panel, Marco simplexer.
Omniplexer and low frequency.
HINSON AVIATION CO., Harbor
Field, Baltimore 20, Md. Atwater
$4,000.
ERCOUPE, 200 hours since major,
VHF-LF radio. Tab, RJC, licensed
to oct. $50, S1,700. DOM
NICHOLS. 5000 Garland, Takoma
Park, Nd.
FLYING CLUB SHARE = Aeronca
Champion; recently licensed; based
at w. VA; 500. JE. 3-0275.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
Swimming Pool

Swimming pools used to
be a millionaire's delight:
now you can live like a mill
lionaire in this 3-bedroom,
endorsement BUNGALOW, with
recreation room, In the heart
Of Arlington with its own
filtered swimming pool. The
home has been completely
remodernized and is avail
able to you at only S14,50Q.
With summer days ahead,
look forward to your own
private comfort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
CONVENIENT
ROSEMONT

Near bus, schools and
shopping, this brick bunga-
low has 3 large rooms on
the first floor and an TX
pansion attic suitable for
z more bedrooms. There's
q full basement, h.-w. h.
and many desirable fea-
lures found In older homes.
Only S16.450 with = low
down payment. Call KI.
$3.50 to see IL today.