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BRADDOCK HEIGHTS
3-bedroom Colonial; modern In every
tiaf section. Priced considerably un-
der current market at S13.e50,
MANNAS REALTY co.
aug Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va. ,ox
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SH. 1011 TIL p.

4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, $19,950
Beautiful modern brick In one of the
finest communities of MONTGOMERY
County, just over the District line.
close to transportation; 1t has
rooms and bath on the first floor
and three rooms and hath upstairs;
eir-conditlon heat with modern gas
furnace; bIilt-in garage; owner
moving to New York and has re-
duced price for quick sale. Phone
Mr. Brill, WI. 71O5, with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
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Call AL 2PAS
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4 BEDROOMS

UVEH I-HCHE IOI
This charming estate Is located in
secluded close-in Silver Spring
section; liv. rm. with frepl. den
with firepl., full-siZed din. rm., over
sized kit, beautifully Handicapped
ground; stable and paddock. Early
possession, priced reasonably; S22,-
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ARLINGTON FOREST
BRICK AND FRAME
OF excel. prewar construction, featur-
ing. large and beautiful master
bedrm. with big dbl. closet and
dressing rm., / other bedrm. is
twin-bed sized; nicely designed liv.
I'm. with fireplace; fully equipped
kitchen, screened-in porch. Unusual
" conv. 70 Pentagon or downtown
Wash. Only / blk, to transp.. and
shoRoing. Attractively priced at
LURIA BROS.
$500 Wilson Blvd Ow. $500. la
ARLINGTON FOREST
Convenient to buses, stores, schools
This 3-bedrm. home. immaculate
cond.. with Venetian blinds, re-
frigerator. outside fireplace, level
fenced lot, is a good value. Open
Sat. and Sun. 2 to B.. Call Mr..
Grille. Brokers cooperation invited
Norva Realty Co., Inc.
"a, eoe7. FA. 7b44. Residence.
CHI 7843 -l6
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REAL RAMBLER

&22, ,5o0-H type, featuring 6 extra
large rooms, gas hot-water heat.
Excel brick construction. Promi-
nently located on large lot. Det.
YOUNG-ORLOSKY co.
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d REDROOMS

2 FULL BATHS-$14,950
New all-brick construction; excel. Sill
yer Spring area location; nice
rms. full bsmt., handicapped lot;
block TO bus. Terms arranged. Vets.
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/ 9le " EDGEWOOD ST
YEONAS REALTY
EASTER SURPRISE

A Eharmlng. rambling type eGns4seS
with gArage And hFeesesAy. neStA Aee
or beautifully wooded t4-scEs laS
electric range and retrtssrAteE, 81
SALON electric hot water heater
Easement ana unnaahes ssCess
feor Tnis property IS priced at
3. coo under present market Price
V. WARD BOSWELL
eco washington ST. AseE Phone
TE &AAi I
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WEST HYATTSVILLE

Lovely 5-rm. bungalow. oil heat, nice
lot; conv. TO shopping and transp;
total price. $3.50 with 81 ZOO dn.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
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FALLS CHURCH

+ FALLS CHURCH
A lovely stone Cape Cod has living
rm. with fireplace, dining rn., equip
kit, " bath on LIST nr. bedrms:
and full tiled bath on 2nd ir,; full
bsmt. outside ent.; located on o cor
lott can Be purchased on good terms;
owner Transferred and must sell.
SEWEhL REALTY co.
IA 8. Glebe rd at Lee blvd. Phone
OK. 0a17 or GIL. 1878. lis
BRICK BUNGALOW
TYLER PARK
$1,000 cash and SO per mo. incl
taxes and insurance will buy this
dandy home near Falls Church;
bedrms., modern tile bath on LIST a.;
garbage- disposal unit In kitchen:
stairway to expansion Attic; full
bsmt.: lot II over y OF sn acre.
Cali today.
LURIA BROS.
$500 Wilson blvd. ow. $500. --ie
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STOP-LOOK-READ
RAMRT .ER pRESHOWTNC

First Offering of this lovely rambler
the only low-priced rambler In Wash
ington area with all the convenience,
and features that we haye In thit
home: 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. 1892
living room, separate private dinins
room. large kitchen; garage, part
basement, storage attic with stairs
2 picture windows; wooded lot;
blocks to transportation: price
S19.950 ARLIE L. JOHNSON
REALTY CO.. 3402 Conn. ave.
OR. ZOO TIL 8 pm.
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S13.95O-S1,500 CASH

Wi, ring the bell on this delightful
Groom brick and frame houss on
OF basis or reasonable terms oshef-
wise: fnis neiow-the-m ep5or.
tunity Is made oosAole by naTsl
ladies. this Is one OF those homes
50 imrnaculateiy kept, rs pleasure
10 inspect or occury: oniy J saesre
from bus; should move quickly. See
YrsTT-II = sT9r n ppTrMRACK
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EVANSVILLE
UNIVERSITY PARK

Comfortable 6-rm. brick home on
large lot. with detached garage;
owner leaving city, must sell Call
CO. INC. UN 1929 Ia
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ALEXANDRIA. vAl-wsrsheass 10
Gated at Ice n Lea - store y,
front: 1900 20 ~ with msssanlns
msksns $500 additional % a.
built 8 Ysars. Call Mha- ~AFh
uYATTxvrfLI. a. Ss1i Hhoes fsisnd
ave II 500, "a n hrKs hcos, sHs
1000 90 n rnesxsnirs ! hlese
from RI, sletns Cab MI2E. wAYs,
North 5aA3
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-01-28

spirit of man. Though death de-
stroy his body, it has no power
over his spirit-this is eternal,
everlasting, both birthless II d
deathless,
As to the soul of man after
death, it remains in the degree of
purity to which it has evolved
during life in the physical body
and after ii is freed from the body
it remains plunged in the ocean Of
Gods mercy -.-.~.
Lift up your hearts above the
present and look with eyes of
faith into the future! Today h e
seed is soWn, the grain falls upon
the earth, but behold the day will
come when it shall rise a glorious
tree and the branches thereof
shall be laden with fruit. Rejoice
and be glad that this day has
dawned, try to realize its power,
for it is indeed wonderful! God
has crowned you with honor and
in your hearts has He set a radi-
ant star; verify the light thereof
shall brighten the whole world
Wisdom of Abdu'l-Baha.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-01-28

fidelity and love, we are happy;
but if we meet with lying, faith
lessness and deceit, we are mis-
cradle
These are all things pertaining
to the soul, and are not bodily ills,
Thus, it is apparent that the soul,
even as the body, has its own in
dividuality. But if the body UNI
dergoes a change, the spirit need
not be touched, When you break
a glass on which the sun shines,
the glass is broken, but the sun
still shines; If a cage containing
a bird is destroyed, the bird is
unframed. If a lamp is broken,
the flames can still burn bright,
The same thing applies to the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-01-28
Evolution of The
Soul Abdu'|.baha

God, in His Bounty, has given
us foretaste here, has given us
certain proofs of the difference
that exists between body, soul and
spirit.
We see that cold, heat, suffering,
etc. only concern the body, they
do not touch the spirit.
How often do we see a man
pocr, sick, miserably clad, and
with no means of support, yet
spiritually strong. Whatever his
body has to suffer, his spirit is
free and we'll Again, how often
do we see a rich man, physically
strong and healthy, but with a soul
sick unto death.
1t is quite apparent to the see
ing mind that mans spirit is
something very different to his
physical body.
The spirit is changeless, indie
structible. The progress and de-
velopment of the soul, the joy and
sorrow of the soul, are independ-
ent of the physical body.
If we are caused JOY or pain by
friend if a love prove true or
| false, it is the soul that is affect
ed If our dear ones are far from
us-it is the soul that grieves, and
the grief or trouble of the soul
may react on the body.
Thus, when the spirit is fed
with holy virtues, then is the body
joyous; if the soul falls into sin,
the body is in torment.
When we find truth, eonstancy,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-01-28

Rev. r. w, Morgan, died in Little
Rock recently. Burial was here
with the Good Samaritans in
charge.
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1 9 q 9 -
eDbe' WaHaee Guide \
CON + L N T S

THE WAY TO HAPPINESS IN 1919
PEACE OF MIND AND HOW TO FIND IT
HOW YOU CAN STRENGTHEN YOUR MIND
AGAINST WORRY
A GUIDE TO HELP YOU CONQUER FEAR
AND TRIUMPH OVER EVIL
WoMAN'S SECRET POWER OVER MAN
YOUR coURTsHlP-AND HOW TO PLAN IT
THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW TO WIN A
HUSBAND
HOW TO PICK A TRUE AND LOVING WIFE
MAIlhe-THE KEY TO LOVE AND Ro-
NANCE
HOW TO HOLD YOUR MATE
ENCOURAGING THE ADMIRATION AND
RESPECT OF YOUR LOVED ONES
WHAT TO DO WHEN JEALOUSY UNDER
MINES YOUR MARRIAGE
HOW CHEATING CAN Be DEALT WITH
SUCCESSFULLY
SECRETS TO MARRIAGE HAPPINESS
PROMOTING PEACE AND HARMONY IN
YOUR HOME LIFE
ATTRACTING FRIENDS AND POWER
CONTROLLING THE INNER POWER GOD
HAS GIFTED YOU WITH
HOW ONE MAY GAIN MASTERY OVER
WHAT He WILLS
THE REALIZATION OF YOUR DREAMS
THE KEY TO FINANCIAL SUCCESS IN 1919
THE LAW OF SUCCESSFUL GAMBLING
HOW TO GAIN AND HOLD MONEY "a
MASTERING YOUR NATURAL TALENTS
HOW TO GET AHEAD ON YOUR JOB
A SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGICAL CHARACTER
ANALYSIS FOR YOUR BlRTHDATE
WHAT THE STARS HOLD FOR YOU IN I949
WHEN UkHAPPINEss IS DUE TO THE EVILS
or DRINK
A SUCCESSFUL METHOD FOR FINDING A
JOB
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-01-28
after a reasonable length Of time,
you may have grounds to get your
freedom. Don't follow the friend
under your present setup.

j. c M-During the holidays
| met an old friend | used TO go
with about 8 years ago. He says he
lost his wife and is searching for
another, He's a great porker play
err, | don't approve Of it, yet he
won't promise To give it up,
Ans; lie loves his porker game
with more ferver than he does you
he doesn't intend to give up his
fun. Besides, you are not in love
with him nor is he with you. Mar
riagc Under these circumstances
would prove miserable mistake.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-01-28

K. c. Min a man of 30, have
a good job buying my home which
is nicely furnished and comforta-
bel. | have some renting property
too. My wife and | have been
married 3 years. am confused
Our lives are unhappy. We don't
seem to agree on anything 1t
seems her folks have her badly
influenced. | don't want to leave
as / have put too much money
in my place here. What must l
do to adjust the situation?
Ans: Stay with your mate and try
to work out your difficulties. Her
folks are not influencing her as
you think. The fact that you travel
and are only home short time
each week has tendency to en-
courage her to spend her spare
time with her kin. You have as
sumed cold. indifference attitude
and she has followed suit. Bury
the hatchet. Court her like you
did before you were married. Take
her out when you are home off
your runs and show her good
time. II will influence her to res
pond favOrably and make a more
determined effort to please you,
B. w. R-Last August | met and
fell in love with lady Is years
my Junior | love her devotedly.
She has been married and has a
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-01-28

lions all the same. After the great
day of his baptism. when the
heavens opened and he felt the
Holy Spirit as plainly as bird
from the sky alighting on his Shout
der. we are told that he was "full
Of the Holy Spirit" Surely no temp
tation could reach him now! Yet
the Spirit led him to the wilderness
where Satan waited for him.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-01-28

word temptation
means. And Jesus
was no drifter. II
ever . powerful
purpose, devotion
to God, a noble
mind and a pure
heart could set a
man free from all
temptations, Jesus
would have been
that man. But he
had bic fan,nta-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-01-28
Men Ell
Pearlena Weaver

Mrs. Corean Runyan was called
to the bedside of her mother, Mrs
Fannie Pennington, in Little Rock
-.,..... Mrs Winnie Preston is i'll
....... Wilmer Moss will leave Tor
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-01-28
Yet Without Sin
Lesson for January 30. 1949

VOU will never feel the current II
1 you never swim upstream. II
you are a drifter through life you
can hardly know what the
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CONFIDENTIAL REPLY bY MAIL
Readers Of this column may secure
. private reply"--by sending TOT
enc Of the following:
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WITH hss advice letter. ............x ~
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fine G years old. We talked 1t over
and in spite OF our difference in
age she wants TO marry me. She's
a registered nurse. I'm a profess
ional man We plan to marry
this spring. Is this the real thing
for me after all these years?
Ans: You've at last found your
Happiness" YOU two have much
in common, your interests are
similar and you enjoy the same
friends. There's every reason &c
expect happy marriage. And
you're not too old to take this
step, You need mate.
l.. B. FL am very unhappy at
the present time. | feel that | am
psychic to some extent because |
can tell that | am not very well
liked around and also ! know
when people are talking about me
and what they say. spend prac-
tically all of my time doing no
thing. Is my unhappiness due to
misunderstanding or what?
Ans: You're unhappy because you
re idle practically all of the time.
Yoa're doing yourself an injustice
to sit around brooding and worry
ing about what people are saying
and thinking. Actually, you have
MT given them an opportunity to
understand you. You need to go
to work or plan to enter college
this spring and put your time to
better use. l would like to have
you send for my new 1949 Guide
! feel confident that it will give
you fresh courage and help you
to see life differently. The price is
S1O0.
M W My husband and l sep
arated 8 months ago. He's a devot-
ed person but ticks the ability to
take care of me. | have a friend
here at the hospital where | work
who will be discharged next mo
He lives out of town and
want me to 60 there and work
Advise me what steps to take
! have been thinking of a divorce
Ans: Put 1t off for a while as you
are still nudercided about what
you want to do. Give your husanb
ample tire to establish himself and
make provisions to take care 81
you. Let him know how you feel
about the matter. If he does not
make any progress toward this end
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-23

nationality without a country"
doomed through centuries to play
the role of despised wanderer-
mockery of his pristine glory.
Paradox of the World
The telling of this tragedy is
bitterness unspeakable. for I am
a Jew! The anguish of my people
is my anguish; the immortal
yearning of my people; thank
God, is mine too.
And yet, however fatal may
have been the tale. the Jew en-
dures. His very persistence is
the sublimest racial paradox.
History, we say, pictures the rise
and fall of nations; yet the Jew,
though flung afar, remains es-
sentially the same. Singing in
the midnight watches of Egypt
ian bondage; building cities to
the pride of hated kings; stand
ing "amid the ruins of the last
dark hour of national life";; en-
during the horrors of the Spanish
inquisition; lifting his low moan
ing amid the bloody scourings of
Germany; cringing through the
centuries before the anathemas
of Italy, France, and England;
patiently accommodating wealth
for the plumber of the Russian;
through all the business at the
stake, the crucifixions, the tor
lures inflicted even in the name
of Jesus-through the bleak
tragedy making bloody all the
years, the Jew has remained the
paradox of the world.
No less amazing than his trag-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-23

edy and his persistence is the
unconquerable faith of the Jew.
Every national catastrophe, every
racial calamity, every period of
enSlavement, every bloody butch
cry, has but fed the torch he lifts
against the sky. Nations have
died: PHILOSOPHERS given place to
larger conceptions of truth; relig-
ions grown effective yet through
all the years of change the Jew
has continued bowling his head
in the solemn celebration of the
Passover and breathing out
across the world his prayer of
faith, Next year in Jerusalem"
Yet while the religious life of
other men is replete with change,
the Jew, through all the evolu-
tons in ceremony and belief, has
reverently read the changeless
Torah of his fathers. And while
other sacred scripts have wither-
ed before progressive revelation
and scientific investigation, the
Bible of the Jew stands out, the
Book of Books, the indestructible,
immutable message from his God.
Prophets too of other peoples
have arisen, proclaiming redemp-
ton from evils through self
abaSement; or through decoration
of the paternal sepulchers; or
through the subjugation of the
world to Allah and his prophet.
And yet, as darkness fades be-
fore the dawn, all these once
mighty prophets are passing into
oblivion. But still today clearly
and distinctly shine the Ten
Commandments of the Jew
Moses; a million tongues daily
extol the Almighty through the
songs of Israeps psalmist David;
and a fifth of the people of the
world prayerfully beseech the
blessing of God in the name of
a Galilean prophet, Jesus the
Jew!
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-23
RECIPROCITY

1t was the evening of New Year
when it is sinful to bear ill will
against ones neighbors. Mrs.
Addison therefore invited Mrs.
Goldberg to tea. During the
years, Mrs. Addison explained,
they had not always seen eye-to-
eye; in fact on several occasions,
they had come close to putting
their fists into one another's eyes.
But, she said, "let's draw the
curtain on all that and I'll begin
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-23

The meaning of his tragic nat
ionality is beyond human ken.
For the story is not a banding of
defeat and victory, but rather one
of cumulative vanquishment. Be-
holding his country swarming
with pagan foes; passing beneath
the yoke of kinglier clans; tread
ing the slave path to the land of
the conqueror; falling prey to in
sidious luxury; prostituting his
powers to servile fawning in
heather courts; suffering exile
ages old, he became at last a
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-23

Louis L. Bennett has been named
executive director Of the New York
Association for New Americans, a
new welfare agency organized by
New York Jewish leaders to meet
the reliec, rehabilitation and adj
justment needs of Jewish immi-
grants settling in that city. An.
nOuncemcnt of the establishment
of the N. Y. A. N. A. was coupled
with an announcement from United
Service for New Americans, major
national Jewish agency providing
for the reeds of Jewish displaced
persons reaching the United States,
that the latter agency will discOn-
tinue its direct relief and rehabiIi-
tatiOn operations in the New York
City area. United Service will hence
forth Concentrate on its national
resettlement program and migration
services in all ports of entry.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-23

by wishing you for the New Year,
everything you wish me-"
$50 you are starting to fight all
over again." replied Mrs. Gold
berg.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-23

The MISSION OF The JEW
BY DAVID E. LILIENTHAL :

The battling history the Jew His origin
wapt purple obscuY his mission down through
the yet spe destiny still unnownhe stands
great enigma He remains the unsolved riddle
antiquity: commissions the
of inektinquishable
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-07
DICKERSON

Funeral services for Harrington
V. DickersOn, 20, formerly Of
Bridgeville, who died in the Phila-
delphia General Hospital, Philadel-
phia, Monday afternoon, September
19, were held from the DickersOn
residence in Bridgeville on Thurs
day at 1870 p. m. The services
were conducted by the Rev. L. E.
WimbrOw, pastor of Union MethO-
dist Church. InteTment was made
in the Bridgeville Cemetery. Mr.
Dickerson, a native of Bridgeviller
was the son of the late Joshua S
and Anna E. McIlvain DickersOn
He had been living in Philadelphia
for several years. Surviving are
two brothers and four sisters: John
Dickerson of Philadelphia; Grover
Dickerson, Bridgeville; Mrs. Hor
ace Layton, Chester, Pa; Mrs
Franklin Peters, Drexel Hill, Pa.
Mrs. Arthur Russell, Milford, ant
Miss Neva DickersOn of Bridgeville
Three nieces and one nephew als'
survive.