davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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because Of size-in the decent,
homes required by law. A few
have been moved to other va
Gated Southwest dwellings tenn
porarily.
"But In the year we have
been operating" Mr.. Banks said
"there has not been a single
problem that couldn't be solved.
Walking through the area with
Mr.. Banks, the greetings called
to him gave no indication oi
bitterness.
Need for Furniture.
One reason probably Is that
he has initiated such things
as getting contributions Of old
furniture for families who have
nothing to take with them. Fur
niture is still needed, and Car
be contributed through his Of
fee, National $4,000, Ext. 531
or 2013.
The Rev. Benjamin H. Whit.
ing, pastor Of the Friendship
Baptist Church, First and I
streets S.W., whose congrega-
ton includes many B Area resi-.
dents. summed up the reaction
this way:
"On the whole, they are sat-
isfied. They don't want to leave
the Southwest because they love
it. But they know this is q gooc
thing and that they will be get
ting better homes.
Many of them also feel it Is
just temporary-they want tc
come back when 1t is rebuilt
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inhabitants have all moved out.
Here and there in these blocks
a family is still holding on in
an otherwise empty apartment
house or in a row of tenement
dwellings. But for them, it is
only a question of when the
demolition crews move in.
From these three blocks and
two others to the north, the
District Redevelopment Land
Agency has moved 465 families,
Forty-six per cent of them went
to income public housing
dwellings,. The others went into
private housing-virtually all Of
it found for them by the RLA's
relocation service"
Some Refuse Help.
Thirty-three other families
declined RIA help and moved
on their own to dwellings the
RIA does not consider decent,
safe and sanitary" Another 19
moved without leaving a trace
of their whereabouts.
The entire 76-acre B Area
extends southwark from the rail-
road tracks to I street and east
west from East Capitol to Fourth
streets. Door r-to-door checks
showed there were 1,345 families
in the area a year or so ago.
James G. Banks, who organ
lied the RIA relocation" pro-
gram and directs 1t from an
Office on Fourth street, said ne
hopes to have a total of 600
families rehoused by January /.
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face of the Southwest start to
! change.
You drive toward the river on
Fourth street S.W. beneath the
Pennsylvania Railroad tracks
and through the old business
area. You don't notice anything
different until you get to H
street. But the block between
H and I looks as if an atom
bomb has fallen.
That block, east of Fourth,
had been rlnged by old houses
and held in its center the alley
network of Dixon court. Now
the only occupied buildings left
are a barber shop and used
clothing store-whoSe owners are
fighting redevelopment in the
courts-and the Jewell Theater,
a new building which will re-
main standing.
Even Bubble Gone.
East of Fourth street there
is nothing. Even the rubble
has been largely removed by
demolition crews.
In all 145 families have been
moved from that single block
and placed in the redeyelop-
ment area.
If you swing eastward on I
street you see the same thing
to the north between Third and
Second streets. Only a parochial
school building, a small con-
vent and a junk business re-
main standing. East of Second
street dozens of old frame houses
Aare still to be razed, but their
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Then, some time next year,
the new Southwest will begin to
take shape.
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RIA can sign a contract with a
Norfolk builder who is slated to
handle most of the rebuilding.
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When say ideal for rain OR ineWee not kiddine These
coots oyoud guess they're voter repeIent!
See the shouettesbelted monnis ored swiredl
New detoIWhte piping eoor tabs shoulder pockets Mony
with matching hats! Sizes to 8but cone eoy they'll be
erond Christmas gifts deo for yourself oos all year round
IN Woshingtons mild clinote!
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The Last Fifty Years
Continued from Page ICY

Continued from Page l6)
years Of purposeful action. Zion
ism has been Jewish will harness
ed to favoring international con-
stellation. II has been the chief
Jewish dynamic Of our time. Thus
Medinat Israel came to BIRTH
something new under the sun Of
nineteen centuries and something
wonderful. the thread of Jewish
nationhood resumed in It's an
cestral home. a voice small but
respected in the councils of the
states. third chance TO be a light
TO the nations.
America, in these fifty years,
has become not only a world
power but the world power, first
in economic and in military
strength, an Atlas upon whom
half the world leans and whom
the other half fears. Reluctantly
and painfully, America has come
to the recognition that even
America cannot hope to stand
alone in the kind of interdepend-
, ent world in which we live. So it
is carrying its global responsible
ties without flinching, and it has
become more and more world
minded. The American standard
of living, labor's wages and work.
ing conditions, the positions of
woman, the spread of education,
social security, health provision
and child care, are the cynosure
of the world. A nation composed
of a diversity of racial, religious
and cultural stocks, it has been
not so much melting pot out Of
which emerges an amalgam, as an
orchestra in viii C h the unique
quality of every instrument
blends into the main theme of the
symphony. 1t has not yet solved
its internal social problems. In
times of economic depression the
screech' of the vulture is heard in
the land, but it has not been a
sustained voice. In times of
international tension such as the
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present, the great American
freedoms are hard put by reac-
tionaries, but they manage to
emerge. The degradation of the
American Negro in some of the
states of the Union is a national
stain, but it is a losing rearguard
action. Sporadically, disturbers
of the peace raise their raucous
voices, fanatics of fratricide, dis
torters of religion, dispensers of
demagoguery, and patrioteers.
They have not been able to flour
ish for long in the American eli
mate. On the whole, the demo-
cratic processes have survived the
tests and the strains. Their sue
cessful survival is an inspiration
to Americas allies and the despair
of their adversaries.
For American JewrY these fifty
years have been the browning
period of the three centuries even
as they have been the culmina-
ton for America itself. There
were twentY-three Jewish settlers
in 1854. Now there are five and a
half millions. Immigrants and de-
scendants of immigrants. the
largest single Jewish community
in our tri-millenial history. Some
came as refugees fleeing from
varying degrees of oppression.
Some came as adventurous spirits
looking for new opportunities.
Some came as idealists in quest of
a new haven and a new earth.
They have given in the measure
that they have received. To all
that America has become in this
half century the Jews of America
have contributed worthilY. To
industrial and commercial enter
prise. to a strong and responsible
labor movement. to culture. the
arts and the professions. to reli-
gious life. to civic and political
thought and action. and to philan-
thropY. they have added chapters
of distinction and volumes of
mass participation.
These fifty years have welded
a congeries of separate and dis
tinct Old World nuclei-Spanish
Portuguese, Central European
and East European-into an
American wish community.
During forty of these fifty years
immigration from the Old World
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HpndprSOnville, N. {.
Tn the Land of the Skv"

was reduced to a trickle so it has
been period of consolidation and
of assimilation to the new envi-
ronment. It has been, moreover, a
time of Jewish inter-group as
similation. Only faint echoes re-
main of the Instrumentation of
yesterday. Social walls based on
geographic origin are crumbling.
Of the worthwhile values of the
Old World, only some, alas, have
remained, though only fragment
arily. There is a residue of Yid-
dish literature and there is a
stubborn nugget of Hebraic Gull
ture. And New World values have
been generated. There are Ameri-
can-born and trained rabbis and
teachers. The Synagogue in
America has broadened it's dimen-
sions even if it has not deepened
its stakes. Standards of Jewish
pedagogy have been raised even
if two-thirds of our children re-
main submerged in ignorance.
OBJECTIONS from Judaism here are
not as commonplace as in most
Western countries.
Not all the New World values
in American Jewish life are I'M
mixed blessings. For too many
Jews. the program of fighting
anti-Semitism has become a
moral equivalent for the SYna-
gogue. We are an over organized
community. yet not organized
enough. There is a plethora of
overlapping and duplicating or
CARNATIONS. Yet the leading Jew
ish community. New York. is still
without Kehillah. daunted by
the failure of its attempt to or
ganize one forty years ago. On
the national level. American Jew
rY still waits for a framework of
democratic unity and in the
meantime struggles to come TO-
gether ad-hoc-wise from emer-
gencY to emergency. Only in
philanthropy has American Jew
rY achieved efficient. democratic
unity. Our local philanthropic or
CARNATIONS. the welfare funds
and declarations and our philan-
thropic instruments for fund
raising. for overseas needs. are
models of their kind. The Ameri-
can Jewish community has been
generous to its kin abroad. It has
been stay and staff to millions
across the years. across the con-
tinents.
For the future we pray and for
the past we give thanks. Blessed
be Thou, o Lord our God, Master
of the Universe, that Thou hast
kept us alive, sustained us and
privileged us to reach this mile
stone in our history.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.

FOR RENT-6-year-ol modern e.
room and bath house; fun basement;
al modern equipment; located IN
Brookeville. Nd. IL miles north Of
silver spring; $40 Per month. Call
BEAUTIFUL wEsTGATR-An offer
Gus consideration; charming white
brick home In lovely setting: CEN
ter hall. den and law; 3 bedrms., 2
paths. rec. rm.. garage; slate roof;
absolutely perfect cond.; near popu-
lar Westbrook school. Westmoreland
Circle and the fine Spring Valley
fully controlled community in which
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI. S-i1ii;
ewes. Il. ALSO. 81
BURNING TREE ESTATES. Country
club area. bedrms., 2ia baths on
1a-acre lot, for gracious living In one
Of MONTGOMERY County's finest CONF
Open sunday. Out Bradley blvd. to
Just beyond Bethesda Country Club.
left on Seven Locks I'd. to 9419
Seven Locks I'd. NICHOLSON
CALDWELL, OIL. 2-O207.
IN BEAUTIFUL WASH. GROVE
Charming .7-rm. home. fireplaces,
porches, ideal for children. excel
lent committing. Call Gaithersburs
mick pr CAFE sSP o. COZ OH d.t. 1esa7sst.
garage. All the things you are look
Ing for. 4 twin bedrms., q full baths,
sep. din. rm., kit. with table space.
iireDL III fun !. s s1a al FENCED yard 4
CT. FLA or conventional terms
available. Mrs. Hart, LO. 6-5007.
CT APPROVED-2-bedrm. brick ex-
pandable home, featuring. liv. rm..
sep. din. .rm-, kit. with table space,
fenced lot, walk TO parochial and
public schools. Price, $1,000.
WOOD CO., 1116S Georgia ave,
silver Spring. Md. Lo. 4-7200 til
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HENRY W. BEcRAFT.
Haifharshmrn 6h5 ar 1oE-
p lH1xHf sRA SER FARMS SSNn

OPEN SUNDAY, AZ
beautifully s DEVELOPED vsS no sSsss M ssa
srn. 1S-year-old. S-room. 4-bath
brick home with 2 porches and 2:
level, shaded by I4S dogwood trees
and fruit plantings,. Space for z
more houses. l5-minute drive 70
silver s. re sDEin or New r'aIa cHs
extended through Colesyills to Not
Call Mr.. Clark. RA. 1901 L..
MARSHALL j. WAPLE Co.,.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2006
5-ROOM AND BATH semibungalow
full bastment; house is covered VIII
attractive nasstone; acre q ie SCS
and help to finance TO responsible
party.
Oh ACRES. on hard-surfaced road;
6-room frame house. Groom cottage
$4,000; will help nnance.
Ia ACRES. 4-bedroom home. livin1
room 23x15, fireplace. DINING room
and porch. 2 baths. rec. room; DC
fruit trees. In bearing End year
u ACRE. Damascus-4-room bunGe.
will help to finance with small down
payment.
rwINBROOK. Rockville -3.bedr0on
house. In excellent condition. on'
block from school.
BUNGALOW
full basement, oil heat. moderr
kitchen; $4,000.
FRED B. CUeHGAN
Mile North Of Rockville
Phone Poplar 2.0zA2, 2-044S
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HOUSES FOR sALE--s.s.
N rms bath, R.-W.h.: price $500.
HARTMAN REALTY, INC, LU.
l9A0Cl TIT A-3QSo

ANACosTIA-Semidet. shingle. 8
HARTMAN REALTY, INC, LIZ.
4-340O. LU. 4-39S2.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS--Semidet. brk.;
3 bedrms., bath, powder rm. on 1st
foor; X bath In bsmt.; partially
a sa6spEE EssF con- en- me-. g. %M so5
CAPITOL HILL, near H. o. Bldg.--I2
rooms, baths, fireplaces; brick ga.
s ssssrincs many e. ssssoi. owner 81 il
CAPITOL HILL. 4-apt. brick. 2 blks.
from Capitol, In restoration area
8 lge. rms. and bath each apt;
2Insr lsaSip asa tSx1 bI m9st s ss vs Ss
days N; s-g sssRIIoSaadTSWsooD REALTY CO
EASTERN HIGH nearby, 1910 Burke
st. SEE apts.. 2 baths, 3porches
pvt. entrances; newly papered. E. F
LOCHSTAMPFOR HE. 4-3154. "a
Custom built .4-bedroom
English stone home. luxuriously
styled With an many gn anS onIs
500, including , adioining lots. I'LL
MISSIONER dr.. Sc. LOYOLA INVEST
MENT a REAL ESTATE. 2524 Pa.
ave. Sc, LU. $4,000.
HILLCREsT. mr.. Branch and Ala,
ayes. Diet. brick, ms bedrms..
baths. i on LIST fir. Knotty pine n,s
5:fss en- H al nx e aEaETs. NC e.
LII. 4-3400.
HILLCREsT-colonial mansion. Gus
tom built and hand-cEaitsd By
s ENG snssr v. Sss i 70 ssRIssS ass
TI9assr nIEfkNFTr . q REAL EsTATE. asa
Pa. ave. Sc. Lu. $4,000. 30
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AMER. UNIV. PIX. vTC.-S22, 800
Like new red brick Cape Cod;
large level lot: liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit. 2 bedrms. and bath; attached
garage. Quiet street. Close to every
thing. Call on this now. BILL
INqSL.EY REALTY CO. I'm. 2-232s
BETHESDA.s Tor vALUE--seautiful
big brick rambler on Q lovely level
corner lot in exclusive English VII
iage; spacious center-hall plan; huge
Nv. I'm. -din. I'm. comb. great big
immense utility room; 8 nice bed
rooms. 2 baths; tremendous all
electric automatic dream kit. plus
. fne big 2-eAr attached garage.
Priced nt emily see. 500 and MUST
b SOLD. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
pI 7.l4l1; ewes. 10. 5.6456. IS
BETMEeDA-OWllE viii sacrifice
attractive f-rm. Colonial house Tor
g sSisakt -. ~ F:.sls3hSS,o ls and su.: ui
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HOUSES SALE-s.E. tcens. !

RENTAL HIGHLANDS, near public
and parochial schools. bet. brick. 9
rms, 3 bedrms.: LIST n. powder rm.:
rec. rm.. gas heat: priced right. MI:
R RsTIts In Nc 1 EiI asa4o HARTMAN
S11,5OO - 2-BEDRM. semidet. brick.
$500 DIN; payment. Assume AZ
sun. $40 Maury ave. Sc, Glass
manor. ---8
2418 SOUTHERN AVE. SIS bed
rms. rec. rm.; fenced yard; corner
lot; new-house cond. S11, 500. HAIR
RIS0N d ADAMS. MA. s-s30s. OIL.
1oos 18th ST. s.R.-s-rm. tapestry
crete. covered front porch: fun bsmt
with lay. ;$14.59o With small dowr
sS oIy. sE. 7 y j TooMEx' 'r' Esal-
1902 T ST. SEP porches. rec. rm-,
bic area. Lge. liv. rm.. separate din.
rm... equip. kit, bedrms., full
bsnt.. paneled rec. rfn. CT terms.
OWNER. LII. 1-0S21. --SA
FORT DUPONT PARK Semidek Q
6edrms.; air occoannd. assume CT loan.
CT; NO DOWN PAYT.-Liy. rm., din.
rm., kit, 8 bedrms.. full bsmt., gas
heat; approx. $79 mo. Call Mr.. Kay
eyes,, AID. 2-S053. HAROLD-ROBERT
& CO., 110l Vermont ave. NV. DI.
3-BEDROoM semidetached brick. full
nssR H. e al sse Tnss LoS sens
price. Phone LII. 1-7441 after $3.50
or week ends.
OPEN, I-5-2333 Fairlawn ave. Sc
Close to transp., shopping. churches.
school. Brick bungalow, like new:
garage, bedrms.. 2 baths. hy. rm..
flrsphlase large kltcnep' S dinesi e.
basement: tile door. Priced to sell.
Terms. ROsSER REALTY CO.,
ME. 8-5221.
1878 4Ist PLACE S.E.-Six rms, bath,
powder rm.. toilet; all-electric kit:
back pch.. full bsmt.: fenced back yd. !:
near tRansp. S17.950. LU. $4,000.
BY OWNER-Bungalow. lge. sliv. .rm;.
2 bedrms., din. rm.. sunrin., bath
and Slts front porch h..y.h:, on u,
S s l2Ss6 ade .0 Od agsd tr resd pe s
park-like lot, 170-270, also for sale.
Beautiful setting for ! or 2 RAM
blers. min. drive from Fairfax
Village. Sc. CPenna. ave. and Ala.
ave.). 10. S-4524.
1929 r ST. S.E.-Brick, 5 rms, ia
baths. rec. rm., gas h.-w.h.: COW.
to transp. and schools. WILLOUGH-
BY REAL ESTATE, Ii. 6-7043.
3-BEDRoOM BRICK; $3.50 down;
CONGRESS Heights. Spacious 20-ft.
wide home. Exceedingly large living
room, with separate dining room,
Beautiful kitchen, modern in every
respect Ceramic tile bath. Plastered
recreation room, with Va bath. Large
level back yard. Call Mr.. Cross, LU.
4-7644. MARSHALL J.. MAPLE,
CO.. Realtor, 1924 14th st. NV. AID.
BRADBGjRY HEIGHTS, Just of
Southern ave.-Det brick bungalow,
2 bedrms.. tile bath. full bsmt., gas
A hsas; SSx1oq Rr leysl lot sl25I9H9l
4-3400, La. 2-5976.
ANACOSTIA, of MINI. ave. apis,
all\brick, 4 rms. and bath each.
garage, gas h.-w.h.: $13,500. HART
TWO UNITS-SIA,95O- Coral
Hills, 6-yr.-old brick duplex, l apt.
rented $50 mo-; priced to sell with
3-7400, AID. 4-S050.
Mr.. CORAL HILLS shopping center
in na,d D; e; pct 6sd-a brick Cape Coz b s
500. LIZ. 2-5e76. HARTMAN REAL
TY, INC, LII. 4-340O.
Mr.. PA. AND ALA. AYES. Sc, 1912
r st. Vacant. Semidet. brick, 6 rms,
3 bedrmS., plus rms. and bath in
bsmt.; above ground level. Porch.
gas heat: out Of town owner wants
HARTMAN REALTY, INC. LII.
4-34O0. iii 4-302C
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HTIICREST

open 2-5 pm. De luxe brick rambler.
corner Of Suitland I'd and Bangor
Ct. Spacious center hall. rms, 3
bedrms.. 2hz baths, Ice. rec. rm-,
GE kit, many other good features:
Priced for immed. sale. HARTMAN
REALTY. INC. Lu. $4,000. Lu,
2-6070.
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7 s glIITI sl5,s sC1 L,oIss1ES;W

BEIHE6OA-CIOSE
CAPE COD RAMBLER
Brick with slate roof; in excel. cond.
Fireplace in liv. rm., separate din.
rm.. 2 bedrms., bath on LIST a.; huge
bedrm.. bath upstairs. Scr. porch.
garage, well-landscaped level lot;
quiet street. / blk to transp.: short
walk to SHOPPING center. Price,
To WV l. SUBURBAN. EN-. c-s4oo.
GATTHERsBURG AREA
Mod. 2-hedrm. AL. = yrs, SIS, 800.
Mod. 2-bedrm., 2 acres, $l1,950.
Mod. 3-bedrms,. hrepl.. $11, 500; ST.
500 down, $S5 per mo.
Lot 100x2S0, water, paved rds,, ST.
Arm. house, cleo, 4 lots, $4.40O.
Store and apt, acre. $17, 300.
Brick rambler, 3 bedrms., acre. tops,
Mod. 4-bedrms.. lge. lot On Rt. $40,
CLARKsBURG
/ acre, bedrms.. full bsmt.. out
buildings, $10.500.
Va acre, 3 bedrms., on approach ia
clc y ade also ideal for business
s bsdrms. ,oo bath, frontage on 1t
8 acres, z rms. elec.. water In kit,
SENECA
Hide-a-way-2 acres, spring. pond
mod, cottage, Just on Potomac River
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LIST TIME OFFERED
.ORINSON-JU. 7-7117
Bethesda Rambler-$2S,9 $50
BETHESDA. MD.


open Sunday Ii, 561e Roosevelt OF.
NEVER 30 much for 80 little. Ideal
for Q large family. MISS THIS
ONE: and you have s,,- MISSED 4
no exaggeration. Nesting smong
Colonial home has on LIST .fioor .
bedrms.. full bath. .lge. Kitchen.
table space; I'd a.. Z bedrms.. bath.
Sundeck, easily converted into Inc
come apis Large paneled rec. rm..
fireplace, 2-car garage. Cow. to
chased with reasonably small cash
payment. Good terms. Price.
siightiy above 5000. Directions:
Out wise. ave. TO Bank Of Bethesda.
left on Old .0eoegetown I'd, 70
Roosevelt st., left on ROOSEVELT TO
". D. WRIGHT. M. S-SSoo IA
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H1LLCREST, Sc.
3 BedrmS., Den q Powder RIM.
2O27 BRANCH AVE.

OPEN SUN. 80. PICTURESQUE. pre-
emit. plan: colt. liy. rrn. with firepi.,
din, rm.. modern equipped kit. with
eating area Carpeted den and full
bath on list flr. 3 bedrms., sun
deck and bath on End fir. Fin
recr. rm. In full bsmt. Attached
scaped and shaded grounds afford
complete privacy. Lge. rear screened
porch, patio and barbecue. Prop
erty in splendid condition. Really
fine value. Price $23, $50. $4,50d
will handle. DIR: Out Penna: ave
at 2021 Branch ave. Mr.. ALL
BRIDGE ON PREMISES. LU. 4
1874.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1915 K st. NV. ME. S-5400
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COIORED-BEsT BUY
BRICK COLONIAL
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6
1880 Montana Ave. NE.

4000 44OAAUesAAoS &AtNs 1885,
IMMACULATE 6-rm. home, concrete
front porch, full finished bsmt.. gas
heat. " baths. Dc luxe S. Kit, many any
on convenient terms.
,r = oGC. HILLEY q 60. aa.Ao
EOLORED-QUAIITY HOMES ONLY
OPEN TODAY, 81 PM.
22s ADAMS sT. NE.
Only 1895 down: Buy it today. Loves
II Groom brick home. 3 spacious
6edrms., fun basement. built-in ga
rage: gas h.-w.h. Amazing low price
- i fS6s AND 1918 C ST, NE.
ideally located, immaculate S!foom
brick homes. Can be used as home
and income. baths, Kitchens:
spt.: concrete front porch. See them
Ssss-2ss7 18th ST. NE.
SssSsSS 1 1sth ST. 81. NE NE.
Your choice Of the finest Brentwood
yiilase brick homes; ;,t Pedr not1, Jnil
rec. nm: gas a.-c. system; concrete
Hollywood bath: Reas. down pay
naent will handle;
Only $3.50 down, First time offered.
Vacant. move right in. Spacious O.
Ym. brick home. choice Brookland
mr.. schools and transp. Full bsmt.,
Diet. saT gsHs Low SStb pr sT S M
The first time offered. 2-family Diet.
WoodriGge bungalow. . baths, 2 kits.
Full bath on list a. Home kept inn
mac. by owner. Lovely vegetable
and flower garden. Can be yours at
low down payment. See it today.
SINDLER REALTY co.
! Rhode Island Ave. NE: Ho. 2-1257
WOODRIDGE-Colored
e721 8. Dakota ave. n,e.--Lovely
Diet. home, 6 rms. and bath: 1 open,
inclosed porch. Auto. heat. 2
car garage. Cow. schools and
transp Full bsmt. Reas. price.
Cony terms. r. g; DUNE. .Ho.
2-0700. Ewes. and suns. WO.
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COLCRED
2-FAMILY

AS1 64xA414
Near 18th and Maryland ave.
baths, q kitchens, full bsmt.: big
attic. Call Mr.. Robinson, AID. 2-6071.
Immediate possession.
JOHN r. PINKETT, INC.
pU. 7-07O7. 1902 N. ]. Ave. NV.
COLORED-BERGMAN SPECIALS
OPEN 2-7
Se95 Jdown-29O9 26th st.. ne.
woodbridge. bet. 3-bedrm., 2-bath
home with hrepl., Diet. gar. spacious
back yard.
1905 DOWN-5337 Blaine st. ne.
Semidet. 3-bedrm. brick: liv., din.
kit. rec. rn. fenced yard, cement
front porch; mr.. Eastern ave. and
64th st.
1895 down-S13 Lowrie pl. ne.
2-bedrm. brick home with full
bsmt., oil heat: $50 monthly pay.
ments; across from school and
transportation. Pick your painting
eolors as home is being redecorated.
BERGMAN REALTY CO.
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Bethesda-GI Approved
ga BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS

2-year-old brick Cape
Cod on large wooded lot, Large liv.
rm,; dinetts. kit; big bsdrms: and
Full bsmt. QUALIFIED VET CAN
HANDLE WITH 50 non DOWN AND
APPROX. $3.50 PER MO. blk. to
new school. This value viii not last
long.
94O1 BULLS RUN PARKWAY
TO REACH: Out Wis. ave. to Bank
Of Bethesda, bear left approx; ~
Beech ave-, left on Beech TO WI.
NETT, right on Wilmett to Adelaide.
right / biz. to Open sign. EARL 7,
WRIGHT, OIL. $4,000, sum- ana
Avag or, Q-RhA2
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CONN. AVE. EsTATE-$13.25o13-
rm.. lae. din. rm. and kit. on LIST f.;
3 bedrms. and bath on End A.;
ample closet space, full bsmt.. gas
heat, outside entr.; fenced rear
yd.; in new-house cond;; waxing
CO., INC, JU. 1880. Open eyes;
DAMASCUS, Md, $10.950; $3.50
down, 500 -bedrm. rambler,
custom built; fireplace, bsnpt.. many
extras; 1i5 acres. Damascus 62O2.
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BETHESDA. MD.

open sunday i.iwsoO2 Melixeod
MODERN so: :'f /: sItss a:sS sor os sss
lance Of the Natl. institutes o.
Health. LIST moor, liv. rm.. fireplace,
2nd a. has 8 hedrms and bath; full
basement: nice lot with trees. Direc.
TONS. out Old Georgetown I'd. 9
GYeentree I'd, left I mile to Mells
wood TO property, W. B. WRIGHT.