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The guardian., 1951-06-09
MUSICAL TEA

The Cambridge Housewives
League, Mrs. Susan Cox, presi-
dent, gave its third annual
musical tea last Sunday after
noon at the Union Baptist
Church, It was largely attended.
The guardian., 1951-06-09
MAIDEN
EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH

EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Earl w. Lawson, Pastor
Communion Sunday: Rev.
Lawson's inspiring sermon on
Wearing a Thorny Crown" +"
Music was by the senor Choir.
During communion a quartet
sang: Mrs. Bertha Bailey, Mrs.
Emily Collins, Mr.. Thomas
Sneed, and Mrs. James Rich
ardson. Lords supper was
served. Visitors were: Pvt. Ray
mond johnson (member Of the
church,; and Pvt. Jones OF
Connecticut. Among the sick
are: Mrs. Ann Berry, who is to
undergo an operation at Lynn
General Hospital; Mrs. Rosa
Rogers at home; Miss Alice VIII
liams, a well-wiSher Of the
church Is at Waltham; Mr.. and
Mrs. win Hinton at home. The
funeral services of Mr.. Mckenzie,
brother OF Mrs. Katie Webb we're
held at st. Cyprian's Church,
Roxbury; the church extends its
sympathy to the family Two
babies were prayed for; Herbert
Melvin Heals, Jr,, born March
7. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Heals, Sr., % Henry St, Ever
ett: Hattie Victoria Cryor, born
Oct. IA, daughter Of Mr., and
Mrs. William Cryor, at morning
service. All our service men
have been sent a detailed News
Flash" of community and parish
interests worked up by Mrs. A.
Valentine, Miss Thelna McNair,
and committee. Rev. Robert T.
Dokes, wife and his mother-in-
law, were in town May 80 to
June 1, observing the commence
ment season at Gordon College.
Ralph Tucker was home visit
ing his wife, lovely daughter and
family for thirty hours, May 29-
80, M/Sgt. John Collins has
been home for a few days with
his wife, son and friends. He
was sent into this section or
The guardian., 1951-06-09
RECENT DEATHS
Announced by cHISoLM FUNERAL CHAPEL
532 Columbus Avenue, BostoH

BABY GIRL ARMS, 9 Green
wich Park, Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery, Everett.
WILLIAM ZIGLER, as Rose
Street, Service by Rev A. A.
Perry at Chisoln Funeral
Chapel, Interment, Mt. Hope
Cemetery.
ROBERT HUNTER, 4I3 Massa-
chusetts Ave, Service by Rev.
E. A. Lockett at Chisolm Fun
eral Chapel, Interment, Mt.
Hope Cemetery.
BABY CLIFTON FUQUAY, JR..
l1lz months, 148 Ruthven
Street, Cremation, Woodlawn
Cehetery Crematory, Everett.
EDWARD FUREY, 1l6 Hunting
ton Ave, Servire by Rev. Sill
verton Of Park ST. Church, as
Chisolm Funeral Chapel. IN
terment, Woodlawn Cemetery,
Everett.
FRANCIS BASKERVILLE, 25
Claremont Park. Service by
Rev. NJ. J. Minor at Chisolm
Funeral Chapel Interment,
Mount Hope Cemetery.
MRS. RUBY HARRIS BERRY,
% Claremont Park. Service by
The guardian., 1951-06-09

Rev. Miller at Chisolm Funeral
Chapel, Interment, Mount
Hope Cemetery.
MRS. JULIA M. BAILY, 10 Hol-
yoke Street. Service by Father
Keneth D. p. Hughes at CHS
olm Funeral Chapel. Interment
Mount Hope Cemetery.
QUILLAR H ARRISON, Al
Northfeld Street. Service by
Rev. R. NJ. Owens at chisolm
Funeral Chapel. Interment,
Mount Hope Cemetery.
MRS. EDITH JOHNSON, lzS
Lenox Street. Service by Rev.
R. NJ. Owens at Chisolm Funer-
al Chapel. Interment, Mount
Hope Cemetery.
MRS. PAULINE c. BROWN, 1s
Concord Square. Service by
Rev. f. o. Woodhouse at Col
umbus Ave. A. Me. Zion
Church. Interment, Mount
Hope Cemetery.
ROBERT P. WATKINS. SR., 2O4
West Springfield Street. Ser
vice by Rev. Walter c. Davis
at Chisolm Funeral Chapel.
Cremation, Mt Auburn Gene
terry Crematory, Cambridge,
Mass.
The guardian., 1951-06-09

military duty. Mrs. Alberta VAL
entine went TO the Cape. Oak
Bluffs, this past weekend with
ten or twelve Of the Aristo Club
members. This retreat is their
closing event before the sum-
mer months. The Church Is
looking forward to very thor
oughly planned Children's Day
program: guest speaker in the
morning; 4 PM, a colorful dy-
manic pageant "The Bible Is
the Best Book" directed by Mrs.
Albertina Valentine and Mrs.
Mildred Sampson and Others
do come out. There will be no
Sunday School on June 10. Don't
forget the Installation Services
of our own Rev. Arthur Whit
aker, pastor of Calvary Baptist
Chuch, Haverhill. Let us all so
down to this affair on June "a.
There will be no night services
on Sunday, June "a. The speak
er for Mems Day, June II, in
the morning services will be
Rev. Clifton Miller Of our own
Brotherhood group" The New
Englandairs will be presented by
the Usher Board at $3.50 PM,
June "a. The Annual Meeting
Of the Mystic Welfare Society
was held at the Parish House
this past Tuesday. Mrs. Beulah
Hester, worker at the Shaw
House, and also a social worker
on the Welfare Board Of Bos-
ton, was the guest speaker, Mrs.
Helen Holiday, guest soloist,
and Mrs. Priscilla Tobin, a piano
selection. Mrs. Matte Thomp-
son was chairman Of the catered
supper. The officers for the
coming year we're installed by
Rev. James L. Jackson: Mrs.
Rosetta Tyler, Pres; Mrs. Pearl
Blacknail, " Pres; Mrs. Lavinia
Craig, Treas; Miss Thelma Nc
Nair, Cores. Sec: and Mrs.
Gladys High, Secretary. Don't
forget the Special Call Meet
ing OF the Corporation on June
IA, at the Parish House.
TERESA S. JONES.
The guardian., 1951-06-09

Leon G. Lomax, Your Local
Frigidaire Dealer" makes the
following announcement for the
benefit of SOUTH END ELEC-
TRIO CO., Inc. customers and
friends.
Jackie Gleason and Fred Allen
will be featured along with an
array of top talent on F1igi-
daire's Comedy Hour teleyision
show over the NBC-TV network
at 8 Pm. eastern Daylight
Savings Time) Sunday, June 10.
The guardian., 1951-06-09
CAMBRIDGE
WESTERN AVE. BAPTIST
CHURCH

WESTERN AVE. BAPTIST
CHURCH
Req. James E. Ford, Pastor
Gas A.M.-Sunday School
1l:O0 A.M.-Morning Service
800 PM.-BF.U.
TOO Evening Service
P.M.-Prayer. Wednesday
800 P.M.-Ministers' Confer
ence Monday
June 10 is Children"s Day
with Sunday School in charge
all day. At II AM. Mr.. Carter
speaker; special music. At $3.50
P.M-A play, Mrs. satterwhite
guest. At TOO PM. Miss Black
nell, speaker. Music by West
Medford group. On June II at
8 Pm. the Deacons present the
Bullock Brothers.
The guardian., 1951-06-09

six months previous. Services
were held at ST. Raphael's
church last week, Friday.
The guardian., 1951-06-09
COMEDY
HOUR ON Tv SUN.

Other top performers Will IN
clude Vivian Blaine, star OF
Guys and Dolls, Broadway's
smash-hit sell-out; John Car
roll, popular singer of movie
fame, and returning to the show
for a repeat performance is the
popular dance team Of Lang and
Gallagher, currently starring in
the Broadway hit Make A
Wish"
The Frigidaire Comedy Hour
show will be telecast over the
entire NBC network.
The guardian., 1951-06-09
HONOR no MRS. soLoMoNs

Mrs. GuStave M. Solomons
(the former Olivia M. Stead was
elected to the board Of mana
gers Of the Cambridge Tubercu-
losis and Health Association at
the annual meeting of the AS
Sociation. A former Cambridge
school-teacher, Mrs. Solorons
is an active member Of the AKA
sorority, and also active in civic,
educational and church work in
Cambridge.
The guardian., 1951-06-09
GRAMMAR SCHOOL GRADS

Miss Eleanor v. Turpin, daugh-
ter Of DR.. and Mrs. David N,
Turpin, and Gustave M. Solo
mons, Jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gustave M. Solomons were grad
uated from the Longfellow
School last Thursday. Both stu
dents, who ranked high in their
classes, will enter Cambridge
High and Latin School in Sep
The guardian., 1951-06-09

PRESIDENT and MRS DAVID D. JONES, who complete 25
wears of service at Bennett college in Greensboro c. dur
ing the commencement season. shown standing on the
veranda of the schools Student Union building In the
quarter of century the president and his wife have seen
the college grow from enrolment of 10 students to 450
There have been lib graduates and more than S3OOOOO
have been added the capital funds of the college, DR. and
Mrs Jones the parents of four children and three grand
children-(ANP)
The guardian., 1951-06-09
RORESON SINGS

Although there were threats
Of disturbance, a capacity crowd
attended the Paul Robson con-
cert in ST. Bartholomew's Parish
Hall, last Sunday night. The
famed baritone sang an ar
rangement of Quilter's "Over
the Mountain" Rosa's "Star vi
cino", and several spiritualS.
The guardian., 1951-06-09
w. MElE0RD

Pick up your phone or slmnlN
jot down a few items if your
Medford news or social event
does not appear to-day. Make il
weekly habit to contact your
Medford reporter by mail or
phone. Do so before Monday eve
nings.
The guardian., 1951-06-09

tember to prepare for college.
Miss Turpin was president Of her
class and presented the class
gift to the school, Young Tur-
pin was pianist in the school or
ehestra.
The guardian., 1951-06-09

All the copy for insertion in a
current issue must be received
at GUARDIAN once, s77 Ire
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than Wednesday noon; earlier
would be better.
Per NJ. TrOtter Steward,
Editor
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-02-16
Chasidic and Cantorial Music
Of the Synagogue


We nearing the close Of the Seventh Annual Jewish
the National Jewish Welfare Board
The sponsorship this month Of Jewish music is Of the finest
accomplishments of the period of fruitful existence Of the Jewish
Welfare Board know that the Of this month devoted
Jewish music appreciation has brought finer understanding Of
many Jewish home where otherwise this item
Jewish culture would have been totally neglected The
Rabbits Of Jewish music given by cantor for
their membership has brought people real Of PRIDE
In the accomplishments of Jews in the field Of Jewish music and
Jews the DEVELOPMENT Of musical
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-02-16

to another type of Jewish music
which helped to develop the art
of Chazanuth, and that is Chasidic
music, without which, Chazanuth
as such, would perhaps not be as
typically Jewish as it is. Both are
so intimately related, that even
the Cantor of the strictly Reform
Temple, can not help bringing this
Chasidic lore into his rendition of
the services, if he is at all original
in his singing, and does not de-
pend on church music and hymns
with a Khan background.
We know from the history of
Chasidism, that one of the funda-
mental ideas embodied in the
philosophy of Chasidism is, that
a Jew may worship God with his
heart, and even tho he may be
quite ignorant of Jewish Law and
lore, the Lord will still accept
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-02-16
Bainbridge, Georgia

his prayer, if he prays to Him
with "all his heart, with all his
soul, and with all his might" Now
such prayer of the heart, must
express itself thru music, mainly
thru longing tun es, and heart
rending sorrowful outpouring of
the soul, thru medium of melody.
We thus know, that one of the
main forms of worship and prayer
of the Chasid was Begilo, berino
uvesimcho-with joy, song, and
happiness. And so it was, that
Chasidism developed~a unique
synagogue song, based on the
traditional prayer motives, yet
carrying with it the unique feel
ing of the poor Chasid, who pour
ed out his heavily laden heart in
the synagogue of his beloved
''Rebbi."
Chasidism, in regarding the ex-
preston of Joy as a chief religious
duty, believed that the vocal
muses. were the best mediums for
leading a person to real salvation,
to piety, love of God, and love of
Israel-Ahavas Yisroel. Song, ac-
cording to Chasidism, is the soul
Of the Universe. Music comes di-
rectly from the treasure houses
of God-the Hechal HANGING. The
Zadik has sole access to the
heavenly spring of music and he
can employ it to purify persons
soul, and even to heal the sick
Some Chasidic saints believed
that they could achieve more by
song than by prayer.
Many of these Zadikim or Cha
side "Rebbes" were really gifted
singers themselves, and compos-
ers Of many religious melodies
Others would employ a court
singer or Chazan. Many of the
texts of their songs were often {
mixture of Hebrew and Yiddish
for the less learned Chasid to sins
and gather his religious inspira-
ton. Many times their songs were
just melodies without words such
as the .'Rebbi's Nigun." Many Of
these court singers drew at times
from the surrounding folk me1o-
dies of the non-Jewish popula-
ton, from Ukranian and Slavic
folk songs or even Cossack dances
and military marches. They would
Continued on Page l0)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-02-16

In this article, I wish to bring
attention Of the readers of The
Southern Jewish Weekly to a
special branch of Jewish music
which has enriched the field Of
Jewish musical art, and has made
the singing of the cantor a un-
iquely Jewish contribution to
music. This field is the art Of
Chazanuth, which is unique in the
musical world, and has no coun-
terpart in the music of any nation.
We can not, however, speak of the
field and development of Chaza-
nuth, unless we give due credit
Evening star., 1951-02-25
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-New brick rambler: 8
bedrms. and 2 baths. $1,000 cash
and approx 13S per mo. DE. 0059.
-25
BETHEsDA-With bldg. and fnan-
cling regulated by Govt. orders. This
cs 9yey 1si white brick coas IN home sopao IN
Shops. pub. transp. Should 60 risht
away at S19,950 with first trust
$4,000. Open today l to 8. 1900
sleaford I'd. Bethesda. ARTHUR
w. LA ROCHE, Agent. OIL. 0070.
BETHESDA-Six-m month -old rambler,
8 bedrooms, bath. 22-ft. living room
Soas feRiSs dlnins room onse ei'ats a sleetrc
kitchen with disposal, gas heat, at
tractive handicapped corner lot with
planted flowers, shrubs and trees
purchased for spring planting:
9snere Sses sSs River nw fa W. 'eEns5 sasG of
cling. regulated by Govt, orders. This
beautiful -bedrm.. 32-bath house
sas,5oo SO with ii.G first trust Of $4,000.
Open today to 6. 1907 Bradley
e; ROCHE. Agent. OF. 6d7o. w. -'A
lge. lot; corner, 35 Conn ave.
!Kens). vii rent. GE. 1922.
Open Sunday, till dark bed
rms, 2 baths; Cape Cod, having
bedrm. and bath on 1st; 2 bedrms.
and bath on 2nd; fireplace, bsmt.,
detached garage; good cond. Mod
crate cash. Out Wis. ave. to Reeds
Garage (Rockville); risht yiers Mil
drive to 1901; or from wheaton, out
Vters Mill road to Gale. BOGLEY'
wheatop once, LO. 6-3434. OIL. 6166.
Evening star., 1951-02-25

WOODBRIDGE
w HOSA<4VA VA@< ~ ~
OPEN TODAY. 2-5

UPEN IUDAI, 20
1915 Franklin St n.e.-Bungalow,
brick, perfect cond., 2 full bedrms.
and bath on 1st f.; finished rm. on
2nd: ample storage space and
closets: gas h.-w.h., spacious lot;
conven. to shopping, transp. and
schools. For further information
call Mr.. Curling, with r. G. DUNNE.
HO. 0700: ewes. and Sun, LA.
0-776S.
Evening star., 1951-02-25

Ewes. 10. 2-9557 -25
COLoRED-MOvE RIGHT IN-s450
down; live on 1st floor and rent
gut upstairs apt. and bsmt.; only
1896 aosse. e. s0$ sss St or 81 81 4sSa sa OK os
CoLORED--NEAR BARNEY CIRCLE
Immaculate 10-rm. row brick,
oil h.ew.h.. detached aaraee; Ideally
located on beautiful street near
Gallinger Hospital, S15,500 with
hs 1Ie ss s. ea 1p9 pFRg deRp peE
INC. WA. 1900. Open It'll s pm.
COLORED-I207 POTOMAC AVE.
2-story, det. house; 1st floor con-
tanning 4 rms. and bath; end floor,
3 rms. and bath; arranged for 2
sL.s;;a,oi.. apis; IN ,;ra very nlce condition
aooRE sn5e vassnt; ao 71g move of An il. a4ao b J.
C0LORED-HIGH ST. S.E.-Priced
under market; vacant br.: 3 bed
rms. full bsmt... gas heat; only 3
yrs, old; I'D; small down pymt; ALBEE
coIoREbSaNAcosTfA,. An; ea, ia asi$ 81 Stan. toa:
ton rd. s.e:--Small 3-rm. frame bun
galow; oil h-wh.. toilet, running
water and elec.; full price, $3.50;
S450 down. $50 mo; owner occupies.
MAX MILLER, 500 18th st. s.e.,
CoIoREn-opEN 1 TILL DARK
237 l1th st. Sc; beautiful 6-rm.
brick. hardwood floors; easily con-
verted into 3 apis: modern. equipped
kitchen. Q inclosed, heated porches,
concrete Colonial front porch, 2
baths, fun bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.; deep
yard; garage. Call Mrs. Jenkins,
RA. 2037 or Ho. 67T2. r. j.
COLORED-PoToMAC AVE. Sc
First time offered: beautiful S-rm.
tapestry brick. full bsmt.. built-in
garage, front porch; lge. lot; owner
bought other property. says sell
today. Call Mrs. Cox. VI. s136.
ATLAS REALTY CO.. ST, 73ss;
coLoRED0ss5o' J DOWN; a-bedrm.
brick. home. rec. rm., excel f.
naneing. ALDRE, INC. LU. 4-0747;
ewes. LII. 4-3209.
COLORED-BUY THIS BUILDING.
Live in one apt, let rent pay for
this remodeled house in the 100
block ri E st. sc. Total gross in
Jr.. Ma. 943S: -25
Evening star., 1951-02-25
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

CoLoRED-WOoDRIDGE; first time
offered for colored. This charming
bungalow situated on large lot, con-
tatns living room, dining room.
kitchen. bedrooms and bath; fin
lshed attic. Priced at only S13.500.
S; r.. MARTIN & CO., REALTORS.
Dus 1866. or EN-. 4o62. -25
CoLORED-Is00 BLK. LYMAN PL.
rec. rm.. fun bsnt.. Venetian blinds:
reas. down payment. HI. 5740.
eoLoRED-NE., nr. MINI. ave
Desirable 6-rm. brick home, semi
Sendarf aessshsd tsTmf srsht cs FIJI s 5scr crFT 5T
REALTY, FIR. 7s00.
COLoRED-BRooKLAND. S1S.50e-
10 rms. 2 baths; lot 100xl AZ: gas
hit, 3 pchs. McDEv1TT, RA. 4422.
COLoRED-OPEN today, 2 till s.
7-rm., 2-bath brick home. Rec. rm.,
terms. OR. 6s44 W. CLIFFORD
SHERTzER, realtor, RE. 2201.
CoLORED-NEW subdivision through
Brookland, = 2-year-old semidet;;
bath h with 'Nsa sait-in s tub 9eef and shoWer aa
full basement, gas, heat, hardwood
floors throughout, large yard; ST.
$50, on good terms. Mr.. sNewkTk,
TU. 3232; ewes. and san, ia. 2040.
SAMUEL C. REYNOLDS, 3oo5 Ga.
ave. NV. -27
coLoRED TWO COMPLETE apis.
OH oil heat M Fs RRdWNE Ss1Ht This fo5s Is real
coLoREDnRIvER TERRACE. g.e, ssra
down. HARTMAN REALTY, INC,
45oo 1345 Gqqd Hope s5so rd. Sc. Lu.
COLORED-34OO BLK. Clay St. River
Terr. n.e.--5 r., bath. gas hit. redec-
GRATED, new gas range; owner leaving
cred. MI. Hamlin. LA. 6-6317, with
PAsQUAL REALTY, Elk. $3.50.
BLK. 49th st. ne
Arm. frame bungalow. Full bsmt
Convenient to transportation. 81 900
down. Call Mr.. Norris. LU. 4-49S3,
MI. 0s54. MADDEN REALTY co.
COLORED-1O52 4Sth PL. N.E.-5
rms: and bath on large lot; gas hot
down pymt: To inspect. call Mr..
sAsiANT REAL ESTATE SERVICE.
1914 ath st; NV Hu: 5s2s:
COLoRED-2O05 JACKSON ST. NE.
I'm the he. heart Of oe Woodridselo idse7 10
Offices. rooming house or apts.;
S22 500. Terms by OWNER,
KEARNEY SITS. Me- rms; auto.
heat hardwood frs: attractive
cond.; large sodded lawn, shrubbery;
no repairs necessary. A home to be
proud of, Priced to sell. Call
MR.. BYRD. DE. 1l60.
COLORED-yETERANS. 1915 down.
917 47th pl--AttractiYe Arm. and
bath bungalow. new cond.; auto.
heat. Vacant. Also attractive
terms to non-veterans. H CAR
LYLE DE LOZIER. Realtor. Wa
COLoREDAsSSSS AMEs ST. open
Sun. . till dark. Outstanding home,
8 rooms, u baths. attic. rec. rm;
perfect cond.; priced to sell fast on
good terms ALDRE INC, LU.
4-0741; ewes, LU. 4-542o.
Evening star., 1951-02-25
=. COLORED

ONLY S3UU DOWN
Mr.. 18th AND D SITS. Sc.
bath. Colonial front porch and hot
water heat; low monthly payments.
SURETY REALTY COMPANY, AD.
0631' It'll 8. "a
Evening star., 1951-02-25
LYNDALE

semidet. brick. 1st f.. liv. rm., din.
rm., kitchen; end f.. 3 bedrms. and
tiled bath: finished recr.. rm. in bsmt,
with bar: concrete back porch and
Anchor fence; house is now in
process of complete redecoration; a
lovely home in a fine section of Sc.
Substantial cash required. For par
ticulars and appointment to inspect,
call
A. A. CAROZZA co.
2327 Penna. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-0o40.
Evening star., 1951-02-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-k.E.
cOLORED, 3 BEDRMS.

SoLAItLD, . bE11TtMO.
new brick, semidet., fac
ing park land in River Terrace.
Full basement, concrete and brick
porches, chain link fenced yard;
$4,000 cash required; $40 mo. in
cludes prin. and int. 249 Anacostia
ave. ne.
RIVER TERRACE co.
Field Office, 1877 Anacostia Ave. NE.
Evening star., 1951-02-25
NORTH WOODBRIDGE

Bungalow in perfect cond This
corner brick home, complete in
every detail. Liv. rm. with f1repl.,
full-sized din. .rm:. kit, 2 bedrms.,
modern tiled bath, sunrm. on 1st
a.; finished End A.; house is insu-
lated and equipped with storm win
dows; oil h.-w.h.; lge. fenced yard
with det. garage. For appt. to
inspect call Mr. Curling. with r. G.
DUNNE, HO. 070o; ewes. and Sun,
Evening star., 1951-02-25
HouSES-SALE-N.E. (Cont. !
WOODBRIDGE
3-REDROOM

1 blk. of Taft Jr. High Schools;
3 bedrms.. ga baths, 24-ft, liv.
with breakfast nook. front screened
in porch, full hsmt.. built-in gar.
Priced to sell this week end. For
further information call MR.. KEEL
LY AID 3S30 -o6
Evening star., 1951-02-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o50

Just 8 years old; this modern de-
tached brick home contains 3 bed
rms, tile bath. up-to-the-m minute
kitchen; pine-paneled recr. room:
a-c. gas heat: exceptional financing,
To INSPECT call Mrs. Stradley, OV.
ASIA.
German P. Young, DE. 4444
Evening star., 1951-02-25

CONGRESS HEIGHTS
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-5 PM.
1907 Nichols ave. s.e..- 2-family det.
house: full price, S10,50O: with
Live rent free. Call Mr.. Boyd. 10.
3s42 9th st. s.e.. at xenia. Lovely
semidet. 6-rm. brick: rec. rnl.. gas
heat. Price and terms are aston
anytime BY appointment. LYMAN
c., DELE g. CO., INC. ST. $500.
Evening star., 1951-02-25

MICHIGAN PARK NE.
Lovely semidet. brick, about 2 years
spacious rms, tiled bath and shower,
gas heat, full basement; priced only
S11,750; on easy terms. Call Mr.
Penan, JU. 7-s997, ewes.
PECK COLA. 6-6666
Evening star., 1951-02-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

COLORED-CLOSE-IN S.E.-Nice g.
room brick with gas heat, full base
ment, large yard; vacant, immediate
possession, small cash. RA. 341S.
Evening star., 1951-02-25
MICHIGAN PARK
Att 7th ct NE

fI1I IUII O1. N.I'
OPEN SUNDAY ! TIL 6
Like new. 6-rm. brk. semidet,' 1 VI.
old. in Al cond.; rec. rn1., lge. iv.
rm., din. rm., kit. 3 bedrms.. porch;
gas heat, fenced yard. Priced right
at Sl7,950. on terms. Dir: Out
18th st. ne to Crittenden, left to
7th st. and open sign.
L. H. Carmichael Realty Co.
Evening star., 1951-02-25
Michigan Park, $4,000

1910 Shepherd st. n.e.-Vacant,
semidet. brick, rms, 1l2 baths;
all the rms. are spacious and in
good cond.; built-in garage, gas
h.-wh., ample closet space; conven.
to all schools and transp. For appt.
r. G.. DUNNE, HO. 0700; ewes. and
E1Ir la 6-776S
Evening star., 1951-02-25

1881 YOU ST. Sc.
1-family home in new condition; 8
bedrms.. side hall entrance; adjoin-
ing lot. Gear garage; very low down
payment; must be inspected to ap-
9-5
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1951-02-25
$4,000 DOWN

DupleX-8 Years Old
Open House Today-1-Dark
They've kept it in excellent repair:
features (2) units of cozy, we'll
lighted living rm., spacious hedrm..
modern kit, dining area. tile baths
extra finished rm. in psmt.; airy sun
porch, clean gas heat, high eleva-
tion; in community of charming
people. Shows excellent return on
small invest. treat as vacant. In
spect today at lie Webster st. ne
bet. Harewood I'd: and Hawaii ave.
above Soldiers Home; or call Mr..
Bell MI. 2299. FREDERICK W.
BERENS. SALES. INC, 1920 X St.
NV, MA, 5O05, -35
Evening star., 1951-02-25
DAMASCUS
ROCKVILLE
GIL lE0

M-yr. .old white. stucco. gas heat.
Full bsmt.; 2 bedrms., large liv.
dows and doors. CT financing. Can
Mrs: Watts. cox & CO, 81. OFFS.
Evening star., 1951-02-25
COLORED
HOME WITH INCOME

I101II w I II IINOOIIE
/ S24 A st. s.e.-6-rm. brick, excel
lent condition, equipped for . fam
lilies. Sl3,750, terms. Shown by
appt. only.
Newcomb Realty Service
3l23 Nichols Ave. Sc, 10. 2-7655
Ewes 10 o-N55T -95
Evening star., 1951-02-25
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Gil NER CpR

SILVER SPRINJ
81 500 DOWN. $50. so MONTH
BUNGALOW. . bedrooms. full dining
main shopping center; lot approx.
50X225, SH. f011 until 9 pm.
YOIING a ROWERS 90
Evening star., 1951-02-25

1910 A ST. Sc.
White or colored. Beautiful light
brick. six rooms and bath; conven-
lent to everything One-owner oc-
eupied and kept in excellent condi-
ton oil HWY. deep lot; det. ga
quickly; $4,000. Open Sunday and
Saturday | to $50. Other days BY
A. H, BacaS. Realtor All 9AeA
Evening star., 1951-02-25

Beautiful 6-rm. rambler; 2 bedrms..
lily. rm. with flrepl., bath, din. rrn.,
kit equip. with auto. washer, elec.
stove, refgr. and plenty OF cup
board space. Situated on a beau
ground for q garden.
Evening star., 1951-02-25
SILVER SPRING

Spacious 3-bedroom home: wood
burning fireplace in attractive living
room. Side porch. Near transporta-
ton. A real buy. SH. 101l. until
o pm.
VOTING s. RoUEpS rc