working so ummm...and then we got a good deal on it because I knew

the ah...that same fellow that built this house and that one, he

had done work for my mother over there because we kept our place

up, we didn't let it g9 down. Although it was an old house she had

Stanley to just almost rebuild it and so when we got this, he

did...you know, I wouldn't say a favor, I think we would have

paid...I know we would have paid more somewhere else.

 (Ms. Wanza): How did your choose your new residence?

 (Mrs. Jennings): I'm trying to think...you know this area was

called "Little Korea" and the people were selling out. You

remember that, "Little Korea"? Because there were apartments over

there and Blacks begin moving in and they begin bombing those

apartments over there. It was right after, during the Korean War

and they didn't want the Blacks to move in here so every once and

while they would bomb one of the apartments. I don't think anybody

ever got killed.

 (Female???): That was before my time if it was during the

Korean War, I hadn't moved to Miami then. I remember the name,

I've heard your children talk about the Little Korea.

 (Mrs. Jennings): It might have been right after the...or

somewhere but this area was called Little Korea because they were

bombing this area because people were moving...Blacks were moving

in and they stayed a while because when we first moved here, there

were one or two Whites around.

 (Ms. Wanza): How did you come to chose this area?

 (Mrs. Jennings): Well they had lots for sale and we just came


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