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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-10-11
COnn1utltOr


Al Tippey has been 46 years
old for the past 10 years. Come
on, Al, break down and tell us
how old you really are.
Anyone wishing to know what
a crooper it, ask Mr.. Britton.
Ed Schmidt had to give up
bowling on Thursdays after
work. Nav said, ED, get your
shape home here and take care
of the baby"
Does anyone know where /
can get a great big ham?
promise not to tell a soul.
Emma Weaver has the wishes
of the entire Unit for a speedy
recovery.
Tommy Shook got tangled up
with grinding wheel. We hope
it doesn't keep him away from
work too long.
Bob Daughter and his Spon-
sors wish to thank us for the
writeup about his football team.
Did you see his big smile tbs
morning? The team won game
Sunday.
Fritz Boose has turned out to
be a 10-second man. He can
outrun Joe Doyen when his buzz
zer rings.
If you run out of sugar, see
Elanore.
Alice Urbanowicz has taken
up the double harness. We all
hope she will live happily ever
after.
Julie HIM must be mad at
someone in the shop. She is
bringing in hot peppers just to
get even.
Frank Waters has been absent
from the shop for quite spell,
but we hope to soon see him
back on the job.
The old has-beens did very
we'll at last Sundays football
game. Danny was the only guy
who couldn't take it.
Sam Scott looks very well in
his new apron. We said well,
not swell.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-10-11
National
Supply Unit NeuS
By ]. Mcknight

It takes no detective to de-
termine who the heel of the
week is. That title goes to
William Carrico, foreman in
Dept. 80. 1t was his ignorance
of the correct approach to in
form an Executive Committee
man to return to his machine,
that caused us all to be off a
few days. He may have won
his point at the time to his way
of thinking, but he sure lost q
lot of prestige that he will
never regain.
We are advised that Tony
Palicki, Dept. 54 is in the hog
raising business. Get out OF
town Louie.
Glen Windish, Dept, 81 re-
ports very successful fishing
trip. That is all Glen did, re-
port. No proof.
We are very sorry we made
a mistake in reporting that
Felix Thomas was the father OF
a baby girl. 1t was a ten and
three quarter pound boy. Sorry
Felix. Hope this will square il
with the boys for you. Cigar
please. You took Dick Herr.
Watch the bulletin boards for
the notice that will inform you
when the special meeting will
be held for the reading of the
contract. It's important.
Frank Eaglin, Dept. Al, has
been off for the past few weeks
due to an injured back. We all
wish you a speedy recovery
Frank.
Be sure to attend the special
meeting Sunday, Oct. 6, at $50
am. and hear the new contract
read that we are proposing to
the company. If you have any
suggestions to make or "kicks"
on the old one, now is the time
to get down and m k e
them. If you don't get to the
meeting, don't be gripping all
year on what you would have
done or what should have been
done. Remember that the people
who attend the meetings are the
ones who make the rules and
motions. Whether you think
they are good or bad doesn't
matter if you aren't there to ex-
press your thoughts.
Another must on your calen-
der for this fall is to get out and
vote. A wage increase doesn't
mean a thing if you don't vote
the right people into office to
put halt to the continuous rise
in living costs. Join the PAC
and find out who are Labor's
friends among those running for
office.
The industrial tournament
golfers held their banquet at
Valley Wood club house last
Sunday F. Dorrell, H. Grounds,
j. McCloskey and Mr.. Nc Fad
den were introduced. They
represented the personnel from
our plant.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-10-11
Raging the

By Elsie Jaye

Yeah! we did miss an issue.
But Rays (Moore) Dept. messed
up the mail delivery and it miss
ed the deadline. We regret we
were on the receiving end of the
following grievance against us:
1--WE worked very hard to get a
bit in our UNION JOURNAL,
and did we see it in print? NO!
We are going to strike, boycott,
commit mayhem and cease be-
ing union members if we don't
get co-operation!" Signed The
Mite Shift"
Add the was my face red
Dept.-John Haynes, of no little
Importance mites, who SWapped
round one for round thirteen on
the recent fight for Total loss
of $500. The lucky snapper?
Don Lutz, also of much magni-
ficence mites. (He's the gent who
fires and be damned-when he
catches up with 'em. And folks
hired as truckers, jump on
machines and run out half of the
jobs before he even learns they
were hired for trucking.
And what vile ailment is
Baron Won Crossman suffering
from, that he must call back
vouchers and cutting pay, just
because a brother acted as one
and helped another. One puss
for all and all for one, Won.
We belatedly send our sincere
sympathy to Orville Brown and
family, on the recent passing of
their baby daughter.
From now on will any of you
who learn of sickness or death
in our Unit please notify AT
ONCE Mr.. TED NOMINEE in
accembly 2, and also see that we
know it also. This is very i'm
portant, that our welfare COM
mittee may be able to offer the
unfortunate their assistance.
Orchids, also belatedly, to
Tom Beauchain, who did such a
swell job of painting the signs
on our Labor Day float. And
his Father had died only days
previous. AND, Tom marched
in the parade, too! How do you
slackers feel now
Mr.. VIM. Kenny and Mr.. Jo-
seph Crawford, and please en-
phasize the Mr., are now operat-
ing a car and furniture painting
business, land this is NOT the
business), but being unambitious
they did not give me their Sd-
dress or phone number. Gust
another dodge for getting out of
work.
Norman Berning arrived to
work on time twice this past
week. Ray!
If our management did not
read Mr.. Pecord's column last
week, l recommend they do. I
could even suggest they digest it
carefully.
The punch line - Be SURE
you are registered to vote. Then
ACT like it. Your dollar dues
for PAC will help to make you
better informed in this matter,
and a REAL vote will give the
elected candidates a righteous
respect and fear of you who put
them in office. And believe me,
THAT'S THE WAY 1T SHOULD
BE! G'Nite.
Bulletin-Just' learned that
the collection for j. l. Case, ETC.,
was $14.00 and a handful of
washers to date.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-10-11
The
.Acklinite
Bu Martin Bdchli

The Acklin picnic held at
Timber Gardens was a huge sue
cess. This was due largely te
the fine work performed by the
men and women from the shop
who faithfully stuck to the job
to the end. Among those who
are to be thanked are Walter
"Dukey" Wiesniewski and Leroy
Hartman and among the women
Mary Curtis, Helen Napolski,
Stella Vineceavich, Blanche
Blazey and Mary Kubacki. AS
usual, the "cube-happy" boys
just had to have their domino"
game, and several were taken to
the cleaners.
"Gyp" the trucker from the
big line, was thrown by a saddle
horse and injured his arm. We
all wish him a quick recovery.
The music was excellent and
many couples enjoyed dancing
to the Polish and English music
played. 1t also leaked out at the
picnic that our night nurse Miss
Muck is engaged to be married
to one of the boys from the die
shop. We offer her our best
wishes and heartiest congratula-
tions.
Among those at the picnic was
Margie Lucas, and now for the
shock, her twin daughters aged
thirteen.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-10-11
Oregon cIo
Wants Sd PdrfY

PORTLAND, ORE. (LPA) -
Establishment of a third politi-
cal party was proposed here last
week by the convention of the
Oregon State Industrial Union
Council-CIO. Denouncing both
old-line parties, the convention
called for a new political organ
ization to include farmers, work
ers, women and Negroes with
"other liberal sections of the
population joining with labor to
play the major and leading
role"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-10-11
British Typos
Get Paw Hike

LONDON (LPA)-The British
Printing & Kindred Trades Fed
Grafton last week won a new
contract in the job printing and
binding industry. Employers a
greed to a settlement providing
for wage raises of So a day for
certain craftsmen and $1.50 for
women; reduction in the work
week from As to 4312 hours;
two weeks vacation with pay,
and five-day week.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-10-11
Anfi-PoII Tex Suit Fails

RICHMOND, VA. (LPA) "A
new attempt to have this states
ancient poll tax declared uncon-
stitutional failed here last week
when Federal District Judge
Sterling Hutcheson dismissed a
suit brought by a Republican
candidate for Congess. The
court was told that the tax "vio-
lated and abrogated the 14th
and 18th amendments to the
Constitution" and that its pur-
pose was to disenfrachise Ne
groes. The court cited a U. S.
Supreme Court decision which
ruled that the poll tax does not
deny the right to vote.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-10-11
ShiPyard Union
Bars Communists
Carey Says Commies Are
Agents For World Economy

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y, Oct. 10 GPA)-Faced
with sharply curtailed employment in the nations ship
yards, the Industrial Union of Marine & Shipbuilding
Workers-CIO annual convention tighten
its organization give continued leadership to the nations
Evening star., 1946-10-05
B-16s THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. G.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER IS,
lWATER FRONT PROPERTY Gent J

WATER FRONT PROPERTY Cent?
yIRGINIA WOODLAND-0enerous build-
TO widened occoquan Run; excel. bass nsh-
Ing, opposite Rayenswood; miles on sur:
faced road from Manassas; $500 up; ideal
ayailabie. Apply on property or write
SALE SALE. REaoosorHH sExca. Del. s-room
doWs: @ q eEo Sedrooms osea and i'g BATH On second
door, large Hvins room with fireplace. din-
ne oe o nSan s ooT ans so vs:l Rsd
Venetian Vent : binds on on all Ill di Windows: isrss
Sasn esser m csap
two dressing roonns,, separate septic tank
for laundry; new well and pump. tool losk.
this year: Kitchen cabinets and sink new
this t.hi year: large rsfrigsrator with meter mote.
u the most eompsse ana
SO. 600; convenien. transportstion sr..
Box iis-K. Star. M 90 IS
BEAUTIFULLY WOODED 8 to 8 acre sites
on Patuxent River near Hollywood, Md, !;
priced. $1,000 to $4,000. AID. 1856 for
HERALD HARBoR--Modern cottags for
sale; lssss nsx ls.f gsi shaded price, $500
SOUTH RIVER PARK-3 bedrooms liv-
ing-dining room, kitchen, bath. 1st hoor;
3 rooms in insulated attic. gear garage;
shower house outside suitable for chang
ing bathing suits; 2 additional lots. Call
OR. 1862. -6
LONG chesapeake Bay water
front-See this gorgeous wooded wonder
land, right on the open bay, which Is IA
miles wide at this point; excellent white
sand beach, safe bathing, excellent hsh-
ing, ducking and small-game hunting; the
"Gooses" famous fishing ground Is directly
offshore from Long Beach; hard-surfaced
road direct to bay; electricity. phone. arte-
sian water. centrally distributed to every
lot; carefully restricted private home coll
ony: choice lots available; terms to suit
purchaser; "GI' housing under construc-
lion. Drive to ONCE on bay. miles south
Of Prince Frederick, Solomons Island I'd,
left at ST.. Leonard. Inspect any day.
NJ. E. ROCKHILI. st. Leonard. Md.
Evening star., 1946-10-05
EARNS FOR SALE.

FAIRFAX CO., va, on Route o. s: gil,
ance an Wv wooded; nice stream. two.story farm
aoos.' aoor. three hii large BEDROOMS, pine pansisd
den and playroom. living room, kitchen
and dining room, nice fireplace $g2,500.
WILLIAM W. MAY. Manassas, Va. Fairfax
SMALL FARMS Near school, stores.
town; pienty Of room Tor garden, fruits.
house5 $50 down slS month mInts, Rriss ogs Ys
centervilie. See our Big sign on right;
Fairfax Farms opsn syery saI. day; denas,t to
Rmi Rraiiwass al afs BUS sas passes US % On Lee hwy
andria, Va. Oh No, ! hwyms-room mod
tenant house and chicken house; 100 acres
clear, balance wooded with stream: This
IS q wonderful cattle farm Of suhdiyiding
acre. acre. HELM Ii RE- REALTY ' CO.. ov. oSS4 snd
6chcN1AI 6oaTsA IIsG;s ESTATE Of about 200 a acres
halls, 3 stairways. 2 baths. hot-water heat,
fireplaces, 3 large stone chimneys;, sep
wing for
ciations but has been thoroughly repaired
and modernized: exceilently arranged for
entertsintns beautiful lawn lawn " With magnt
9 roads, / mile from Richmond highway,
40 miles from Washington over high
speed highway: price. S23,500. Phone
FARMS tFairfax county)---An cpportu-
nifty to get an excellent farm with q
brand-new home: TN acres. 10 OF them
line; apple and peach orchard and
grapes. brand-new home. 22-foof living
room, 2 bedrooms. beautiful bath fixtures.
hardwood triple doors; prewar matefialSs
double walled basement, Delco oil heat:
an conyeniences; asbestos shinsled. 3D.
IT,. driven well. cutbuildines consist o1
shed for garage and Groom guesthouse
that can be easily converted into stable.
i%nformation % cali Alex. Iib5 or Alex.
S7S7 EBNER r. DUNCAN CO, Real
tors and Insurof1, 209 Rupley Bldg. S16
King IT., Alexandria. ~
Evening star., 1946-10-05
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
WANTED : Small restaurant locatio
Phone Ludlow 1897. %
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
BEVERLY BEACH, on Cnesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites. Write
for catalogue Box II. Mayo. A. A. Co, Nd.

eEvERLY BEACH, on cnesapeake Bay
summer homes and building sites Write M
ACRE az SITES 0f Sardxood % ct trees s
Ssnta Srft &c. sn9Is Ga
rs' acre Of beaatifaIly 70 wooded % direct shore
Selected m tar saepTys pTys.e
owners familiar with beauty spots through
out the world. Cape Leopard has the lush
ell cent ear sasvne shopene es H majesty 81
tall, beautiful hardwood trees. the at
tributes Of prtncely sportsman's retreat.
At Cape Leonard the clean salt water. with
ats fine sandy bottom, furnishes excellent
bathing and swimming. You will find one
of the finest deep saltwater fishing
ssrbors for a large boats. You 1 win also md
duck shooting at its best. Cape Leonard
has special attraction for conservative
whs sssk Sd rs gsee from q ssas nSsy TO
sage In his own particular sport or relaxa-
tion, without encroachment upon his
privacy. peace and comfort; Drive down
shaded areas, the cool green depths OF the
water; enjoy the pungent woods scent;
take deep draughts Of the tnvigorating
Cape Leonard Is an enjoyable one, over
well-paved highways. through country
sus sere site Site, i beautifully wooded, directly on
the water, $1,000. Other choice acre sites
proportionately priced. Terms If desired.
Cape Leonard is only 40 miles from D. c,
State highway direct to property. Easy
driving, no bottlenecks. Sales represents
tive ON property at all times. Cape Leon
ard IS wisely restricted Directions: Drive
out to the end Of Penn. ave-, Sc, turn
left on route 4. to Upper Marlboro, turn
left on routes 4 and 3O1 to Wells Corner,
turn right on Solomons Island road. Route
dc, through Prince Frederick, miles
then turn right on Broome Island road
Route 264, to Cape Leonard. LEON ACK-
ERMAN, selling agent, p. O.. st. Leonerds,
Nd. washington ONCE, Barse stonebraker
122b K st. NV. ma. 1853.
Evening star., 1946-10-05
LEGAL NOTICES tcen.t. !,
EDWARD 3. HQRION, Aatsrney.

ADWAnp s4oa r...r1sIr j; M3IETESsd Essd 4NsWS!ne'' NV.
DIsIHIcT cOuRT or THE UNITED
States for the District q Colgm6ia,
ministration - This is TO Give Notice:
That the subscriber. .of. the District Of
Columbia has obtained. from the Probate
Testamentary on the estate Of John VIII
Hams Adams. late OF the District Of Cclun1-
,,ia,, deceased. All persons having claims
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated. to the sub
scriber. on & or before the lith day Of Sep. p
law Be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. Given under my hand this 18th
DRIcH ADAMS. 360b van Ness st. NV.
Seal Attest: MELVIN j. MARQUES,
Deputy Register Of Wills for the District
se21,2S,oc6.
Evening star., 1946-10-05

ATTENTION. Cadillac owners-Let an ex-
pert mechanic, with over years expert
ence, repair your car; immediate service,
no waiting. all work guaranteed: body and
fender work: WILLARD'S GARAGE AND
PAINT SHOP. rear 1910 14th st. NV.
NEW.TYPE TIRE RECAPPING By the Ben
Nap electric process: beautiful tread; 2.
hour service; electric-treated sections II
capped at- ARCADE Pontiac Co. WASH
tngton's Largest Pontiac Dealer, 1887
Irving st. NV, AID. $500. Quick. efacient
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER, immediate de-
livery. new shipment just arrived: the
neatcst one you've ever seen, suitable for
merchants, farmers. fishermen and tour
Ing; low priced ct ARCADE PONTIAC CO..
1437 Irving st. NV. AID. $500. Washing
tons LARGEST Pontiac Dealer.
PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION.! We
have lust received large shipment Of good
will also ut other models Of General Motors
desired ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. l437
Irving st NV, AID. $500.
WILL TRADE brand-new set OF Universal
fender skirts for good pair of Al Buick
skirts. or buy outright. TR., 1910. So
ENGINE OVERHAUL. $50. all 6-cyl, cars
Engine specialist. Guaranteed workman-
s ship. TONY 4 TOMS GARAGE. 1s.l2 Ia
WANTED, 1 fender skirt for 1912 Buick
Sedanette WI $3.50 -6
Evening star., 1946-10-05
LEGAL NOTICES
HARRY FRIEDMAN, Attorney for Plaintiff,
Investment Building.
Filed Sept. 26, 1946. Charles Z. Stewart,

HAIRY FRIEDMAN, Attorney for Plaintiff,
Investment Building.
Filed Sept. 20, 1946. Charles =. Stewart,
IN THE DISTRICT clfrsi COURT or THE
United states for the District Of Column
Division. n.-Rosa Cerami Plain
til, VS.. John McKim, John Matthews.
TON NO. 36567.-ORDER OF PUBLICA-
TION--The cbiect Of this suit Is to estab-
ish Of record. the title Of the plaintiffs:
BY adverse possession. in and to all of
described IS ,iollOys: pesinntnG 9i,a foI The =
corner of said lot; cumming thence west
80.90 feet: thence north 10 feet; thence
east 5000 feet: thence south 10 feet TO
the place of the besinning: said property
now being known for purposes OF assess
ment and taxation as Lot No. S23 In Square
sss 7ss go Fssfth Psf s.4sse sIssss
9aal9a Gas q sepssmssr, s. Ys4s. osdsred. that john
McKim. John Matthews, and Daniel Minor,
or II they be dead, their unknown heirs,
aiienees and devisees cause their appear
ance to be entered herein on or before the
hrst rule day occurring cne month AFTER
ceeded with as in the case Of default; pro;
vided Q copy OF this order be published
once week for three successive weeks IN
the Washington Law Reporter and Tne
Evening Star, good cause nav.
ing been shown why longer publication Is
tS.l ALEXANDER HOLTz0FF.
ggstiss sesIs Trns cer copg cIARA sfs
r. CoNNELL;; Deputy Clerk.
Evening star., 1946-10-05
TRAlLERs.

SPARTAN, the all-aluminum aircraft-con-
ysTiss strusssd 1.isa sSs 5stRs isns5 ds
I ER SALES: 95o5 Washinss9na. 81 Baltimore
slsa RsTXsn MS Tower eds2 de u,. and
Karryaii utility tTailsrs are on display for
sg32 Georgia ave-. Silver Spring. Md.
ii; NV 1saNSi Avn USED house trailers on II to
"a month terms. Metal luggage trailers,
Painting and repair service; aiso aces,
saslsf ER isa saIss M isSa Route ' l. 5erssn IA
TsAT2E Ts THSsI nfssTszIsnsn. ssas .ll-.t.el utility
ers. BY day or longer: rental hours, 8 to
g.: closed Sundays. Pick up trailer Sat.
afternoon for Sunday. AMERICAN TRAIL
"a cssG G os oSS 9on Msesasn az wD seu ss
a e ecu nS1ss s0I var
new new ASD ND USED TRAILER COACHES for
sale, complete line of trailer parts and
accessories; visit our new display rooms
rivIns raf s' dsily .' xMEsIc2S M s fRAIEEs CO.
INC; 1880 wisconsin ave. NV; Wo. 323d.
sssT ssss sa.oo5s aaasf rssrs ssat: it a sos and
sR sl hsss hfsRss asz GO ssos
NV hTz KousE TRasRs Oh are ssao 81 display
again and ready for immediate delivery.
Why wait 3 or 4 months or LONGER for 9
best-built trailers In America now. We
iMoI M IS long s e months: All tTaiIsss
CO. ssss esorsia ave. SILVER spring,
TRAvELo iis COACH "A. Lot 4. TEMPLE
TRAILER VILLAGE. Alex. Va. PHONE
VEIL BuiLI. T. ttioroushly insulated. Ma
sonite inside and out, metal roof, air
brakes, sofas or 1 stationary bed or
bunk beds. bottled sas; $1,000. ia. 5474.
NEW CONDITION. Preway. s-burner tran
er gasoline stove. used only 2 months. S45:
also overload leaf springs and shackles,
~ saa sG RED csl aaaow III ads aoGsE sood
condition. ANCIENT OAKS TRAILER
1911 foRD sl TRxcTok: u ENC .raiisf. exe
cellent condition. Call Indian Head 319I
II TRAiIER1army ALE 1 iton 1S cargo: % used with
car. jeep or truck; bargain. S130: Draper
Hall. 2201 q st. NV, RIM. B-9; today.
1871. 22 FT., new rubber. tiled moor,
lent condition: 81 ZOO: Gas station lot,
Carroll and Maple sts.. .Takoma Park.
See afternoons or ewes. Phone 81. 2I72.
aATse La E m iean anis szrMMER HOUSE TRAILER,
rooms. excellent condition. Apply POL
LARD. new lot No. SO, washington Tourist
COVERED WAGON. is IT.. sleeps 4. Steel
trailer back of Store. ~ 's % .A
TRAILER, Chicago house. % f., l94s,
{aHt Ts'h H. T0ss1st Sss tass Gs@D and PAINT
ample storaEe excellent condition; rea-
sonaole.- Al LII. -
Evening star., 1946-10-05
Natures Children
PEAFOwL
(Pdua).
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.


Peacocks are not proud. just
showoffs endeavoring to attract the
favorable attention of Indifferent
peahen maidens. Proud as a pea
cock" a century y-old phrase con-
cerning the male bird, a symbol Of
earthly vanity, is founded on the
fact that he has been observed twist
ing his neck so that he can gaze on
his glorious fan. The staggering
gait is due to the problem of a
small body balancing a very heavy
feather train, not mental attitude.
Peacock ancestry Is too ancient
for man to fathom. Phoenicians
brought these beautiful birds as
gifts from India to the Pharaohs of
Egypt. King Solomon had a flock
of them.
Only two species are known. They
inhabit Burma, India, Siam and
south through Java, Ceylon and the
Malay Peninsula. Peafowls are
large. SNOWY birds with brilliant
metallic coloring of the lengthy
train. The whitish face contrasts
with the vivid metallic green on
neck and head and the high spatu-
late crest adds height and dignity.
His FURNISHED bronze back blends
with the colors of the uppertail COW
erts which form the elaborate train.
Peacocks are gregarious. Only
during courting days are the males
antagonistic toward each other.
Even so, they withdraw to the more
dense jungle with their harem,
rather than fight for the favor of
their newly acquired mates. They
are not towards. Though handi-
capped by the long train. they de-
fend themselves against jackals,
martens, great hawk eagles and
other jungle foes by skillfuI use Of
their long sharp spurs.
Where peafowls are not molested
the nest Is made in the open glades.
Otherwise, dense clumps of tall grass
are chosen. The nest is in depres-
sion in the ground and may hold
from four to six large chalky white
eggs.
Evening star., 1946-10-05
MONEY TO LOAN.

MoNIY on sEcoND TRUsr % :. We VI Sili
MORTGAGE q MYEsTMENT corr. 1912
HOME LOANS--Lov monthly payments,
i1iss MRsT YKpKRAL SAVINGS LOAN
ASSOC. 610 18th Sc NV OF ed70
Ist AND End TRUST LOANS-Prompt
call COLONIAL, INVESTMENT CO.. BIT
9th It, NV RE. $3.50
lst TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates, terms or monthly payments. p: ].
WALSHE, INC. 11i5 Eye st. NV. Ma.
HSfkNoekERs. ATTENTIoN-we buy End
trust notes on p. G., Md; and Va. houses
f4s7 fS Eye ' st. NV. pI. $3.50 TN s pm.
MONEY on first and second trusts: prompt
action, reasonable rates; nearby Maryianq,
CAN CO., S07 18th, Ma. S032:
WORKING GIRLS-You can borrow here
on just your own signature. Low cost,
fsst service complete p5aTask fhene fhG sT6 MTs
Rhode Island ave.
ask for Mr. Allen. Tell him how much
money you need and when you want ":
He will arrange ali the details for you
without any fuss or bother. LENDERS,
INC 2022 North Moore st., ROSSlyn. va.