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The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-12-21

A 1O-inch LIP issued by Neginah
records should go long way to-
ward engendering such response.
It is called "Modzitzer Melave
Make Melodies" and the title
may need a little explanation.
'Modzitber" refers to the dynasty
of Modzitzer rabbis, so named for
the town of Modzitz in the prov
ince of Lublin, Poland.
The first of the line was Rabbi
Samuel ElYahu of Zvolin ID. 1887.
whose grandfather. Rabbi Ezekiel
of Kuzmir ID. 1857. was already
lost to the auditory delights OF
neginah. though not composer
himself. The dynasty then de-
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-12-21
Hassidic Music On Records
Tops Any Reviewer Has Heard;
Is Introduction To Fervent Sect
BY JOSEPH GALE

assidism often misunderstood history
and by description that regard the vanishing
anomaly the Hebrew Nothing could
the truth Hassdm natural and stairway
of time If their descendants today choose worship in the
they least the understanding other branches
Judaism.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-06-30
AUTO CUT UP

easel, Ill. Fred Collins, As,
of West Plains, Mo-, was riding
along the highway just west of Ca
sey when two cars came barreling
down on him from behind at about
10 mp p. h. The first sideswiped
him on the right and the second
scraped him on the left. The drivers
George G. Lee, 81, of Saltwater,
Okla, and Mon H. 10, "a, of West
Lafayette Ind, both Chinese-took
Collins to used-car lot and bought
him a 1941 model better car tan
his old one. Everyone was satisfied
and no charges were filed.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-06-30

ton, simply because Of their faith
in Jesus Christ. These prosecutions
are figrative fiery furnaces which
are proving the reality of their
Christian experiences.
While we, here in America, are
not being called on to suffer persecu-
ton for our faith. we, as individual
Christians, are always subjected
to tests which are our own fiery
furnaces" trying out the metal to
find out whether it be gold or dross.
Trials
We should not complain about
these tests. Every trial is a judg-
ment. Temptation tests an individ-
ual. Sorrow, sickness and suffering
are crises in life which test men
and women. The reaction of an in
dividual to these tests in life either
builds or destroys character. The
tests may either be turned into VIC
tory, or defeat, depending upon how
the individual meets them.
How should the tests, and perse-
cutions, in life be met? Peter says
the Christian should meet them with
humility, remembering his littleness
and his sinfulness. He also reminds
the Christian that he can cast his
burden on Christ. for he cares for
us. He guards his children as a
loving shepherd cares for his sheep.
The Christian should also meet the
trials of life calmly and patiently,
remembering the example of Christ,
who was calm and patient in suf-
fering.
Christians, lastly should be watch
full, looking out for and avoiding
temptations and pitfalls. wlrfch
bring about suffering. Satan, to
whom Peter refers as an adversary
who goes about as roaring lion,
seeking whom he may destroy, must
be resisted to the last, holding the
line against his eveil Vaccinations,
which destroy not only the body, but
also the soul.
Jude, in his letter, exhorts Chris
tians to contend" for their faith.
The word contend" carries the idea
of strive after, struggle for, defend
and preserve" Certainly, the Chris
tian realizes that his faith must be
cultivated, defended and preserved
if it is to do the believer any good
or cast any influence on those about
him.
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good at all, can withstand ordin-
airy usage if properly given and
taken care of. That is to be expect
ed. However, the real test comes
when it has to meet and overcome
unusual circumstances. How it per-
forms under such conditions defin-
itely determines it's quality-wheth-
er inferior or superior.
The same is true OF the Chris
tian life. 1t is easy to be Chris
tian when the going is easy, when
everyone about us is interested, as
we are, and when it suits our con-
venience to do The things required
of us. But the real test of our
Christianity-our love and faith in
Jesus ChriSt-comes when trials
come, when we are ridiculed by our
associates for standing by our prin-
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-06-30
BY George

ciples, and when it requires real for
titude to be faithful.
Peter, in writing to the Jews, who
had been scattered all over Asia
Minor because of the persecution
of the believers in Palestine, and
also to some Gentle believers who
were now being prosecuted because
they were Christians, urged them
not to be surprised If they had to
suffer hardships. Jesus himself had
predicted that they would suffer so.
(Matt. 5:11-12; John 1888.
Partakers
Peter reminded them that, through
their suffering, they would be bet
ter able to understand and appre-
ciate the sufferings which Christ
had undergone for them, and thus be
"partakers of Christ's suffering"
Because they were suffering SIM
ply because they were Christians
and not because they were evil
doors. Peter urged them to re-
member that they had nothing to be
ashamed of, but rather that they
should rejoice. All down through
the ages, Christians have been perse-
cuted-not because they had done
wrong, but simply because they bore
the name of Christ and were not
ashamed or afraid to acknowledge
the fact.
Today, all over the world, Chris
tians are suffering actual persecu-
ton, some of it too horrible to men
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-06-30
OWNER GETS FINED

Baltimore, Mr.. The owner of
an Arlington Avenue apartment
house, Nathan Harris, was fined
500 and costs on a charge of
causing a gas installation to be
made in such way as to create
hazard to life" Two tenants in
the apartment house died from
leaking gas.
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LILY OF THE VALLEY
Continued from page one)

Continued from page one)
Smith, had as his guest speak
err, Rev. Hughes of Roanoke.
Music was Furnished by Rev.
Smiths church, in Salem.
The rally was a great sue
cess both in attendance and
finance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Toll
yer and children, Mrs. Mary
Barnett and Mrs. Julia
WEIGH attended service in
Springwood, June II.
+ r
Mrs. Grace Freeman of the
Valley, now living in Hollins,
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-06-30

Before placing new product on
the market, a wise manufacturer
submits that product to all kinds
of tests. Before a new automobile
model is put on sale, it is subjected
to tests on proving ground. 1t is
driven under all sorts of circum-
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-06-30

stances which the automobile is
likely to meet during the life of the
car-over rough roads, in rain, in
mud. uphill, down hill and at all
speeds, from very slow to the fast
est speed possible.
Any new automobile, if it is any
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-06-30
is reported on the sick list.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie u. Bar
nett and children, Mildred
and Ben, spent the week end
at their home in the Valley.
Mr.. Barnett has his family
with him in Covington where
he is employed.
Faith is a grasping of AL
mighty power; the hand of
man laid on the arm of God;
the grand and blessed hour in
which the things impossible
to me become the possible,
o Lord, through Thee"
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-06-30
Sunday School
Lesson
WRITINGS FOR PERILOUS TINES

international Sunday School 1856
which was once delivered
=
LESSON TEXT: Peter 2: 1925; Jude: g. 1925
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APIS. FURNlsHED-vA.

ARL.-Bedrm.. liv. rm., din, kit.
bath: above avg: utils. except elec.
SOS, ia. 1854. IA. 2-1s90. IA
N. ALEX.--3-bedrm apt: 5 minis
airport and Pentagon. $3.50. incl
utils. and TV. Also EFFICIENCY
2 adults: $50 RA, 6-5022.
t ts !,,, furniture sol to $s5 sSo
tricity. For further Information
call SHIRLEY DUKE APIS KI
LIVE NEAR WORK, apt, bldg, !
blk. Arl. Blvd. mr.. Fl. Myer. Pen
tagon. town-Spacious L-shaped liv
rm.. bedrm.. kit. bath, furn. II
lndIy:. parking; outside entr.; eros
u utils. "A. 4.5aes, JA. s45s6o. n'i
l-BEDRM. apt Mod. bldg, Excel
cond. Conv. bus, shop, center, Pen.
tagon; 500 mo. ia. 2-9363. Ia
DOWNTOWN ALEXANDRIA - Fur.
nished and unfinished apis. IRE.
proof bldg; janitor. service: laun.
dry priyileges; continuous hot wa.
ter: SIS to $3.50. Call TIE. 6-667C
/: BEDRMs.. iiv rnn.. kit. and bath
lovely mod. furn.; 10 min. from
utils. incl. ia. 7-si23. OIL. 6-4477
Mr.. PENTAGON-Family apt. anc
hotel rms. BY day or week; fret
parking. ia. 2-3343. IS
ARL.,. mr.: Pentagon and Fort Myer---
Nicely furn. 1-bedrm. apt. in apt
bldg; S95 mo. OF. 4-7000. II.
ALEU- bedrm.. cleo. kit, Ice. liv
rn., knotty-pine dinette. ~ w
Chapman, OV. 3-3529, oV. 3-077S
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CHEVY CHASE

tcontinusd on Next PsS'J
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CHEVY CHASE-Want a real buzz
How about a brick Colonial? Three
large bedrooms. > baths End floor.
There is also a powder room, re-
ception hall. porch and beautiful
clubroom. Deep level lot plus many
extras, askipS only. $50 $50. We're
all wrong II this house isn't sold
within three days. Evening WO.
6-64S6 THOMAS j. FISHER &
CO INC III -EG1n -
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Beautiful big Georeian Colonial on
spprox. $4,000 square feet of the
most beautifully Handicapped land
imaginable. Entirely fenced. Won
dertul privacy and seclusion. De-
lightful high elevation with marvel.
Gus, views up the Potomac Valley.
IncludeS D bedrooms and 3 baths
on md floor. Built in 1850 and a
true masterpiece of fne quality:
s79;59o, FRANZ, S. PHILLIPS, DI.
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Grocery Store and Apis.

.s, Building Icons consists Of grocery, store
goods on LIST floor 3 apis on md
floor. Location is good for this type
OF business. Building. land. stock
and fixtures offered for sale. Owner
must retire because of health. Eve
nlngs. call Mr.. Bevelhymer, RE. g.
1910.
Moore a. Moore Realtors
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

sUPERMARKET. in large apt, area;
o Ss%sT PaS 10 tSr 5 i.$sit IN
AR-LIoUOR. 5335
avail. For info, cali ~. $1,000.
VARIETY STORE, cheap. sood loca.
ton; can see after q pm. IL, q
ESTABLISHED LOCAL trucking
business in Washington. d. c., Z
pieces Of equipment and terminal,
100x35 It. with yard. Box 322-Y'
HoTEL-TYPE oPER. mr.. Dupont cir.
rs rms, 26 baths l2-yr. lease;
always filled: good profit: S25, 900;
sml dn. payt. OWNER, co. 5.5 SO
USED FuRN. STORE. plus ) iurn
st. ne. Ii. 3-2s5l or 10. S-S2l2
BEAUTIFUL RESTAURANT. excel
location, near Arlington. Va, Well
equipped. nice volume. short hrs.
closed Sundays ABc on and OFF
sales. Small down payment. Ex-
cellent terms. Box l73-Y star
FOR SALE--Colored thriving grocery
store and carryout business; equip
with plnball machine and nickel
odeon; no nearby competitions AL
licenses obtained. S3.7OO cash incl.
merchandise and goodwill Rental.
Sl@5 per mo incl. all equip, ex-
Gel. oppor. owner desires to retire
because Of poor health. Loc., I'll
further infor" Mr.. JACKSON. Ia
MoTfIS FOR sALE-Adyice and
consultation by exclusive full-time
motel broker and travel specialist,
offering recommendation on best
buys in motels and sites JOE II.
THOMPSON. 232 Woodward Blds,'
SMALL VARIETY STORE. DOING ex.
ceiient business. Must sell By own,
err, because OF health Price very
reasonable, 1918 ontario pl. NV
SMALL s COCKTAIL LOUNGE in tn,
heart Of the downtown business sec.
tlon. next a. theaterS and lareI
ONCE bldgs.. near 18th and Pa. ave.
nv Partners AZ disagree must f gsdlll
down. ROB HoLLANDER. Exclusive
l4ll Pa ave. NV. MA, s-a743. "a
CAFETERIA, doing $3.50 daily: short
hrs. Closed Sundays. Near White
House. Same owner 90 yrs. Retiring
Low payroll. Prottablei SI;5Oo cash s
down will handle. BOB HOLLAND
FIR. Exclusive l4il Pa. ave. NV
RGE A o- On 'DocToR's HoMT. very
aItrac I-a.rm., 2-bath brick on
lie, nicely Handicapped lot facinf
open GOVT. grounds. parking area
IN rear. 2-car garage. NO. 1890
10
SPECIAL. .s1ss, thi. week onlyI, ~
rooms iurn.: excel. transpi loS
rent $3.50 On. Du. 7-070e. --lt
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BARGAIN HUNTER CHEVY
CHASE Here's your chance to buy
a quality Georgetown-typ house
convenient to everything including
All the finest schools. featuring 3
bedrooms, ga baths. clubroom
Now vacant ready for immediate
charm one could hope to find. Low
SOS. Evening, HO. 2-4743 THOS.
j. FISHER a. co, DI 5-HS3O
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CHEVY CHASE-Large detached
Colonial home. reception hall. liv-
kitchen and pantry; bedrooms
and bath 2nd A.; bedrm. and bath
:3rd f.. Home in fine cond Nice
level lot, garage. S22,950. Owner
leaving town. BILLIN SEEY
REALTY CO, EN-. 2-2326; ewes,
OIL. 4-3975. a
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COLORED
22S UPSHUR ST. NV.
Pleasant Hills

APIS UNFURNsHED-D. c. APTs. UNFURNsHEp-D. c
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CHEVY CHASE - Flowers, trees.
Huge living room. library. $4,000.
Cleveland PIX bedrms. baths.
perfect kitchen; garage. $4,000.
Georgetown--Charming view: lFe.
liv. rm.. din rm.; garden S24. $50,
STEVENS REAL EST. AID. 2-eS15
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AVE rAKoMA PARK
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
FOREST HILLS
$26,950

Weil-built brick with slate roof.
entrance hall, living room with fire-
place large dining room. very pleas-
ant den, powder room and kitcheni
second floor has four bedrooms Two
baths, finished room on third hoori
ltull basement. hot-wAter heat; Two.
car garage. A very GOOD value eau
JAMES r. SCHWAB. EN- -2hnnmn'
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APTs. FURN.-o.c. ,cons.l

Pleasant ENC. with porch and Ice
closets. INQUIRE apt. 20S. la
bOO8 LIST. ST. N.W.-Conv. to shop
bus. churches, schools, / bedrm
apt unturn. II desired. ~. s-l95S
CONN. AND KAL. RID. Air-ccnd
ntils.; Ss7 80; $500 pm. 9oi4
eos Z ST. N.W.--FEurn. apt; / rm.
Elt' ana bath. Apply $40 z st. NV
sHERATH05SSv.PARK AREA and also
18th and Irving SITS. n.w.-Attr
Nv. rm.. bedrm., kit, bath: avail
immsed,; no lease required. OIL
C6MPLETELY FURN. front l-bedrm
f fFsn,n lse ~ yxard st ld5y- facils' excel
cE6RGgErSSMNiN @ 0-fSnsi APT; ise
liv. rm., din. rm. opening onto
garden, firepls.; pvt. driveway: 2
air-cond. bedrms.,. ~ baths, lge.
mod. kit: May Is to Sept Is:
$500 mo-, utils. incl. DE. 2-3o59.
l7e6 18th ST. N.w.-Apt. bldg,
downtown; beaut. furn. bedrm., Nv.
rni.. kit, bath: $s5. DE. 2-6530.
17ss QUE ST. N.w.-clean, com
portable l-rrn. apt, next bath; $40
mo- incl. utils; adult. DE. 2-0S64.
DUPLEX, 1915 3rd st. n.w.-bedrm.
liv. .rnl., kit. bath, scr. porch, auto.
washer: fenced lawn: child invited;
SIS, mo. IA. .9-7957. la
ham-Modern S-rra. apt: new Kit. ;
linens, maid serv.; pvt. entr.: $40.
1880 pm, 1888 Woodley pl NV.
es1s 14th ST. N.w.-Enr. bsnt.:
lse.. studio rm., kit, semipvt. bath:
cool, clean; $3.50. AID. 4-1635.
FOR EMPLOYED COUPLE. near Pa
and MINI. Sc: in nice clean home:
ne sgs7 in +, Ty g snd ali Gtiis. LIZ, 4
CALVERT I1fi r. And tSTS0s 10th ST. Nv.
Ill., bath. Excel transp. Woi g.
GEoRGErOwN, 5000 Que st. NV
Apt. 800: mod. 2-bedrm. apt, $50:
utils. incl. DE. 2-s347 after 8 , m.
OLD SOLDIERS HOME AREA. ga
Hawaii ave. me-. Apt. 1O4-.Redec-
grated; 2-rm.. kit. and bath apt
FRANZ *" s. PafLL m b. bun" 9-l xif
CONN. AVE, near Calvert st.-2
rooms. kitchen, bath and porch,
month. Call AID. 4-s05S. 10
6O27 5th ST. N.W.-BaSement apt,
h liy; rT IA ;beS Snaos comb kit. PVT
1871 MASS. AVE. S.E.-Coupie. nc
children: or 3 rms, semipvt. bath.
S65-S70 mo. Utils. Ii. 7-l133.
MT. PLEASANT ST. AT IRVING sT.
N.W.-Laree 2-bedrm. apt, conven-
lent to all transp. and shopping.
Only 500 mo. includes utils. SID
NEY 2. MENSH g. CO.. Ma. S-6440.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D. {

GEORGETOWN. 1880 Que st. -
open Apt. 81. 500. SO. Di. 7-7557
WALTER REED AREA, 4I0 Cedar st,
n nv rms. dinette. porch; End a.,
s fSS BA Sd 81 s 200 ala 9TH and 1q Pa
aye.l-2 large, bright rooms, in a
Giant. bldg: new, modern bath
all utils. STEUART BROS. INC.
DI. 7-2434 or DI. 7.S695. %
GEORGETOWN. 1894 34th st. NV
s1zGGfticc. apt rull kit. utils; incl.
aSo osS az "a "a. $780, a. IT, aS y IN
kit Kit, bath ,,t and encloS lose, porch PORCH sac
PHELPS, INC Ma. $4,000. IS
CONGRESS HEIGHTS AREA - At.
tractive I and 9 bedroom apis.
ressopabIe rent. 10. 2-O151
Penna ave. bridge)--Duplex.
rms, dinette. kitchen. bath, sec
mo; Redec. Key Apt. B. Call CO
1919 GALVESTON PL. s.W. tnr. Boil.
ing Field )-Duplex, 2 rms. dinette
kitchen. bath; redec.; $40 mo. incl
1879 BRYANT ST. NE, Apt.
(duplexl-Two rms. kitchen. din.
cite. bath and scr. rear porch:
So 80 mo: Call CO, 5-622o.
IS FORESTER ST. S.W.. Apt. Q
ERa t Bath re sS MO- b rRs hot diS Tat.,
furn. Key No. 4. Call CO. 5-6222
1873 QUE ST. SCI AND 2 BED.
ROOM APIS. AVAILABLE; living
rm., dinette, kitchen and bath. S7s
and SIS month, incl. all util. Re.
decorated; laundry facilities in
bsnlt. Call CO. 5-6222.
l .BEpRM. APT, mr.. Wis. and Mass.
S ~ Cor: exp; SEP , srkfst aHS9ys
CLIFTON TERRACE, 14th and elf.
ton SITS, n.w.-Available immedi.
ately, / bedrm., $75; efficiency. $50
Large rooms. switchboard service
oft-street parking avail. See res
mgr. on premises or call SHANNON
4 LucHs. 724 14th st. NV. Ma
EFFiciE;NcY APT, switchboard
Hotel. location. Available June l
1874 soMaiRsET PL. N.w.-2 bed.
bath, SOS Incl. utiI;. JU. S-5eis
5000 Goth ST. Sc, HilleresL
$3.50; Lily: rrn,. dinetts. kit, bath
sea Oe oaE hS Ssvi' Dai 5losk
thssatSsJr' shopping. bus. Can LII,
1878 OOV G;HrLDREss ST. NE LEU "a
blocks north 18th and H. Outside
corner apt. second floor, 2 bright
rooms. kitchen, bath and family
sized din. rm. Redecorated: also scr
S ny 81. appdry n aId Ssst in IN bs% mt
water. Key In No. /. sTEUART
BROS. INC. DI. 7-24s4. DI; z
WALK a2gS TO WORK from 1880 Rhod.
Island ave. NV. .2nd-noor apt
Living room. foyer. bedroom
kitchen, bath and porch; newly
redecorated; new stove and re
sssIl DE. s stpg5oi INC call ma man
1859 NICHOLS AVE. 's.E.-Attrac.
tive l bedrm., liv. rm.. dinette
kit. and BATH S64.5O mo. In
Guiding heat and hot water. Apply
Mr.. DUPREE' on premises, or cal
1854 i f D 81. Sc. "a blk. MINI. ave
sso g $tth -. s;t.@ Me clear, clean spt;,
rm. ia. s-37OS after 5 pm. .
mr.. Boiling Field and Naval Re-
search Labs rms, bath, in 4
unit apt; Al cond.: cow. to
transp. and shopping. READMoNT
REAL ESTATE. To. 2-6l61, EN-
3-SS75. 10
Sc. AREA-Modern 1-bedrm. apts.,
redec., excel: loo. conven. shops
s sssssO HALEY NJ ~ III ERhkAttEl 81.
Mod. l bedrm., liv. rm.. dinette,
kit. bath; blk. bus. shopping
Adults. SOS. LU. 1881. Ia
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MT. PLEASANT ST. AT IRVING ST.
N.W.--Laree 2-bedrm. apt, conven-
lent to all transp. and shopping.
Only 500 mo. includes utils. SID
NEY 2. MENSH a. CO.. MA. S-6440.
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CHEVY CHASE, d. ca bedrms.,
and den, plus charm In excel,
cond.; daylight bsmt. and . glass
and screened porches. give a
family that extra living space. Few
blocks to all conveniences. S1a,a50.
ANDRIS REALTY, 0 til o, OIL.
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

GEORGETOWN--Small house, May
to Oct. Is. Call between 9-10 M:
after z p.m., Hu 3-S5ti1 -
4 GIRLS-This Is It; Lily. room,
rooms and bath, Lovely farnitgre;
nished. IS sac 's each. 20, s1Ss75'
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK
PARK Ideal for diplomat or
eSS deS Ss ssft Spacious 81 89 sstSa
eonditioned i, A SsPase; bsa1tifuiiy
landscaped yard beautifully furn.
HENRY Ma. s-7gss days. $
CLOSE-IN ARLINGTON-New brick
3;bedToom home; completely fur
nnished. 1928. 3ll6 s. Fox. OF, A.
GEoRGETowN-Lse. liy. rm.. din.
rm. opening onto garden, firepis..
pvt. driveway, . air-cond. bedrms.
Va baths. lge. mod. kit. May Is to
Sept, X; $500 mo. utils. incl.
C HI IJSIOs Mp.-Newly decor. r." 3
6sdrn I'm de S.4 e5s; frepl' Osmt'; sls6
BILTMORE ST. NV. I9I6-seiect
neighborhood: 3-Story and bsmt
tapestry brick: IL rms, BATHS,
kits. 2 .refrigs. Completely furn.
Garage. oil heat; Only Sl75 mo;
Mr., NEUMANN, MA. S-232l. Ia
FALLS t CHURCH. Jun. June l5,octe6ssr
among trees, on hill, cool and quiet.
Ideal for 3 adults. No young chill
dren; no dogs; S125 per month.
Phone JE. 2-0o95. s to 10 am,
CORAL RiLLs-Det. brk., furn urn" 3
bedrms., cleo. dishwasher; screened
bbssmt., all utils. furn.: $110. 10. s.
1877 isth PL. Sc, near Coral shop
ping center-Liv rm., din. rm.. kit.
3 bedrms.. bath. Basement. At
tached garage. Sl25. Call LU. q
$685. BLAIR RD.-s-bedrm. semi
detached brick home. Living room.
dining alcove and nice Kitchen;
small rec. room in the basement
enclosed backyard. close to schools,
transportation and stores. I'm
mediate possession. Rent, 500 a
month For further information
oPEN 10-4. We'd, 1859 18th st. NV n
-Furn. or unfurn.. 10 rms, :
baths. fire escapes. hardwood floors
ideal for guest or tourist business,
small hotel or organization. KEACH
a. PURCELL, Elk. 3-2412.
WHEATON--Lovely 3-bedrm., bunea-
low; sos mo. or will sell SiO0 dn.
SS5 mo. (includes taxes) to non-Gl
or 81. Full bsmt PARKSIDF
REALTY. 10. 5-s775 It'll pm.
10
4 BEDRMS.. Q baths: downtown NV
Oil heat. Vacant. SIPS. Small adult
family: DIXIE REALTY CO., Ma
COW. PENTAGoN. Falls Church
Va. area-Det. 4-bedrm.. 2-story
2-bath. full basement, oil heat
about acre land. Vacant $110
DIXIE REALTY CO.. Ma. $3.50
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-Attrac. furn.
tincls. dishes. silver. kit. utils
etc.l. 7-rm. .stone-and- brick home
oil heat. 3 bedrms., 2 baths. 2nd
A.. 4th bedrm. and 3rd bath
bsmt. Screened furn. porch. delight
full .yd.. outdoor firepl.; flowers
shrubs. S225 mo. Open Tues. tC
2 pm: Wed. 10 am. to 8 pm
GAO 31st st. NV.
CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRING-Trees
schools: settled neighborhood:
bedrm.. dining rm., living rm.. with
f1repl.; built-in gar. completely
furnished; S14&.50. Call HE. A.
18Th AND OAK SITS. N.w.-cony
nice furn.. s rms: $3.50 mo. CO. 8.
1854 or HE. 4-7017.