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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-13
O spomeniku vojakon

Cleveland, o. - Ma znanje
drustvom in posameznikom v
okolici Slovenskega delavskega
donna ma Waterloo Rd.: Ma po-
budo drustva "Zdruzeni bratje'
Stew. 26 SNPJ, da Sc postavi ne
kaksen spomenik fantom-voja-
kom, kateri so Sc borili v dru'
81 svetovni vojni; spomenik ta-
ke vrste, da bi bilo nekaj traj-
mega in primernegd, Sc je osno.
val poseben klub, katerega tvo-
RHO drustva S svojimi zastop-
niki. Prva seja tega kluba Sc je
vrsila 81. marca 1945.
Ma tel seji Sc je razmotriva-
10, kaj bi Sc naredilo, da bi od-
govarjalo casu in tudi pozneje.
Koncno smo 81 osvojili nacrt, da
postavimo spomenik il kamna.
Nacrt nam je naredil ]. Kosic
(Kraska kamnoseska obrt).
TO bo krasno deio in DO klju-
bovalo dezju in snegu in DO
trajno, ne samo "a par let. Po
njegovem zatrdilu lahko stoji IT,
soc let. Predlozena cena tudi nj
visoka. Mr.. Kosic je rekel, da
DO naredil "a polovicno ceno, ra-
di tega, ker ina ma roki nekaj
materijala, katerega ne bo tre-
ba placati po sedanji visoki ce-
nj. To porocilo bi morale biti re
preje v javnosti, pa ga nismo
mogli objaviti, ker nismo vede-
Ii kje DO prostor dolocen "a
spomenik.
Zadnja delnicarska seja SLOW.
del. donna ma Waterloo Rd. je
pa stoodstotno odobrila, da maj
Sc spomenik postavi ma vrtu, ce
DO tax, kakorsnjega predstav-
liza nacrt. Direktorij ina polno
moe "a vse nadaljne ukrepe.
.Tukaj vam podam porocilo o
prispevkih in finance sedaj. Pr
va denarna pomoc je cd zastop-
nikov drustev, zbrano ma prvi
seji.in sicer so prispevali po 81
sledeci: George Panchur, j.
Koss, A. Tomle, e. .Coff, j. "a
man, G.. Koshel, F. -Zulich, NJ.
Erjavec, T. Marash, A. Somrak,
r. Slupar, M. Jakin, M. Sila, T.
Gorjanc, F. Strumbelj, Mr.. In
thar, v. Starman, L. Samsa, s..
Barton. ~ ..--~.-s'...... =.
Pc .$2.00so prispevali: M. We
sci, M. Bashel. A. Kalin. Skupaj
$500 To. je bill zacetek.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-13

w. 2sth Street. Chicago g. M %".- - 8
Ma adnH konvenciH SANS In sept
Ceveandu bill hvjeni sledeci uradni
sega odbora fs-
cAsTNI cLAN1 -
castni predsednk: LOUIS ADAsnc, Milford n J.
casna psdsdsednica: MARIE PR.sLAD 1884
Sheboysan, Wis.
ST. Ave, Cleveland Ohio.
CLAM EKSEKUTVE:
Pedsednk ETBIN ST. Haven
podpedsednk FRED WIDER 16S7 &c.
Tajnik: NIRKO KUHEI. st, Chcsxo q, III.
Bagajnik: VINCENT CAKAR 2s57 So Lawndale Chicago
clan:
LEO JURJovEC, w. Pl, Chicago g.
ANTON KRARENC, leSs W. 1lst RI, Chicago T. III.
LEOPOLD KUSHIAN 64oo st. Chair Ave. Cleveland Ohio.
ALBNA N0vAK, sll7 st. Clair Ave, Cleveland s. oho
FRANK zAITz. 2sel 30. Lawndaie Ave. Chicago q, III.
NADz0RNu oDB0R:
LOUIS ZEIEZuKAR, predsedni N. Chicago Joliet
JOSIE ZAKRAJSEK, 1908 CernelA Cleveland Ohio.
JOSEPH zAvERTNIK 800 Tsnsny Rd, Enslewoed, NJ.
sRsI 0DBOR:
ANTON DEBEvC, 10 Wis.
JOSEPH r. DURN l5eo5 Waterloo Rd, Cleveland 10, Ohio
THERESA GERZEI, Ave, AIquppa,
ANTON HORZEN Route No. 4, Princeton, Ill.
ANTHONY JERSIN, 4s76 Washington st, Denver Colo
REV. MATH KEBE 223-57th Pittsburgh
FRANK KLUNE, ss4--3rd w, Chisholm,
HELENA KUSAR, 1886 Kenilwoth Ill.
KATHERINE KRAINZ, Hawthorne Detroit Mich.
JOHN KvARTICH Ill Station st, Bridgevine, Pa
POLLOCK, Lakeland Blvd, Noble, Ohio
LUDVIK MUTE, Menahan Brooklyn, NJ Y.
ANTOINETTE SIndCICH, Addison Cleveland
THERESA sPECK 1853 Rosa ST. Louis 16 Mo.
VALENTINE sTRoJ 1o4o Holmes Ave, Indianapolis, Ind
JOHN M. STONICH, 1884 Cedar st, Pueblo, Colo.
ANDREW VIDRICH, orr Ave, Johnstown
ANTON ZBASNIK A. F. U. Bldg, Ely, MINI.
JOSEPH zoRC, lo45 Wadsworth Ave, No. Chicago ILL.,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-12

Democatic National Committee to appoint you Chair man of the Jackson Day Dinners Campaign and Di- rector of Finance for the great Territory of Alaska The Party leaders unanimous in their choice for these important offices and all of looking for ward to working closely with you in the important days that lie ahead
 T am keenly aware of the responsibilities imposed by these National Committee assignments and that is all the more reason why we are so glad to have man of your nigh standing and character at the Partys financial helm in the Alaskan Territory.
 our most important activity is the Jackson Day Dinner campaign being sponsored in all the states and territories by the National Committee in order to raise much needed funds for the crucial Senatorial and Congressional election campaigns next fall The Jackson drive will be climaxed at dinners to be held the night of March g when President Truman will speak by radio to Democrats everywhere from the Washington Dinner. We already have been in touch with the Honorable Howard Lyng and the Honorable John Walmer in connection with this noteworthy event. and hope you will soon let Chairman Hannegan and me have a report on your campaign plans
 All of us here in the National Committee pledge you every cooperation in performing your worthy services in behalf of the great Party to which we have the honor to belong.
 "Kindest regards and all good wishes for your success
 Sincerely yours
 (Signed)
 GEORGE BILLION"
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WHITE HOUSE COMEDIES

Most delightful individual around the White House is Mississippi s gerial, storytelling George Allen, Presidential secretary without port foliO, now nominated for the all- important job of reconstruction Fi- nance Corporation director
 George Al,en is the kind of per- son anyone likes to have around. He never gets irked, keeps every one in a good humor, works day and night for his chief Neverthe- less. he represents a dangerous in- fluence in Government; especially when sitting in such a key spot as the REC.
 During the 1914 campaign, George Allen was shieWd enough to realize that Franklin Roosevelt probably would not last long in the White House, so he attached himself to the man most other people ignored. Travelling all over the country with Truman, he helped write his speeches, advised on campaign strategy, and made himself gener- ally useful.
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AUTHENTIC APPOINTMENT

Several weeks ago The Empire carried story to the effect that Territorial Senator Ed Coffey of chorage had been appointed Financial Director for Alaska for the Democratic National Committee.
 Scon after this it seems that Coffey's appointment was questioned by Secretary of Alaska Lew Williams in his column in his Wrangel Sentinel. Said the Sentinel concerning Coffey's appointment:
 Tn view of the fact that neither the Democratic National Committeeman (Howard Lyng) the Democratic Territorial Chairman (John Wamer) appeared to know anything about it, Demos skeptical"
 The appearance of this piece had us bit puzzled In the first place we were of the opinion that one reason Williams got the Secretarys job because he running Democratic newspaper, but this jibe seemed to be sly bit of Republican propaganda In the second place told that in Fairbanks Coffey told by Demo Jack Pegues that Coffey had ceived the appointment upon the recommendation of himself and National Committeeman Lyng Whether Territorial Chairman Walmer knew anything about it. we don't know, but quite sure that Coffeys assignment is not opposed by Walmer
 Finally, since the Sentinel questioned the authen- ticity of Coffey's appointment, worried about whether or not had misnformed Alaskan Demo- crats and hastened secure proof from Coffey who produced the following letter which reprint here
 It is the official etterhead of the Democratic National Committee and is from National Treasurer George Kilon It follows:
 Honorable Edward D. Coffey
 Anchorage Alaska
 My dear Senator:
 Tt gives great pleasure on behalf of the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-12
DRINK KING BLACK LABEL!
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Commissioners Court for the Territory of Alaska, Division N,1mhnr One.
 Before FELIX GRAY, Commission CT and Ex-officio Probate Judge, Juneau Precinct.
 In the Matter of the Estate of ERNEST s. JAMES, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned was on the 4th day of February, 1946, duly ap- pointed Administrator of the estate of Ernest S. James, deceased. All persons having claims against the estate of deceased will present them, with proper vouchers and duly verified, to the undersigned at Juneau, Alaska, within six (6) months from the date of this Notice. Dated at Juneau, Alaska, February 4th, 1946.
 NICOLAI JENSEN,
 Administrator. First publication, Feb. 5, 1946. Last publication, Feb. 26, 1946.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-12

private have stopped the Secretary of War of the United States That distinction, however, goes to a pri- vate in the Red Army who stood guard over the underground chamber in which Adolph Hitler and Eva Braun spent their last days in Berlin.
 When Secretary of War Patter- son descended the long stairs to the chamber, he and his party found a Russian guard, bayonet fixed, blocking the way. Patterson's aides tried to explain who he was, but that made no difference to the guard. He knew just one word of English Please, please" he said, and pointed his bayonet at Patter- son.
 The Secretary uf War retreated, sought out the Russian captain in charge, who immediately gave him a pass. After that he was promptly admitted to the Hitler refuge.
 (coPYRIGHT, BELL SYNDICATE, INC. 1946)
 DRINK KING BLACK LABEL.
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OPA and Hoarding
Cincinnati Enquirer)

Cincinnati Enquirer)
 The shortages of many types of goods are genuine. They result from drastically reduced production over a long period of time They made worse by many interruptions to reconverson Yet there in which present shortages of essential items raceabe in particular to the withholding of goods by manu- facturers After careful inquiry the Baltimore Sun reports that least half million mems suits are thus being withheld from the market.
 The only discernibe motive is the hope of a better profit. The OPA has set ceiling prices which the manufacturers say will not give them profit. The overall picture is inflationary, given the Ad- mnistrations policy of encouraging wage increases. Therefore, the manufacturers reason, all too logically that they will get for their clothing if they hold it. This despite the flat assertion of the OPA that clothing price increases are contemplated
 One partial solution would be legislative action the retention of price control for another year If made quite clear that price ceilings are going to be continued there will be less withholding goods in the hope of larger profit This is not full and complete answer to the problem. It seems clear that many OPA prices not adequate
 But the possibility of considerable imitation can be mitgated by renewal of price control legislation at least for a six-month period And that is not merely desirable but desperately necessary to forestall disastrous inflationary movement. The sooner Con- gress acts on this matter the will eliminate the hoarding of essential commodities, where that hoardng is based the hope or anticipation of re- moval of price ceilings.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-12
20 YEARS AGO TIT fHE EMPIRE
FEBRUARY 12. 1926

 The general public buildings bill pending before Congress ed provision building
  Chamber predicted of the present session
 Women held public card night with good attending Laurie Mrs E. Rodenberg John Stron The annual the big the night furnished by the Aaskans o'clock in the decorated A. B. Hall Jneaus waterfront busy with
  Four to take herring bait The big schooner Ska of Prince also in port. Ketchkan High basketball game of 6 to 12 The side trip transportation delays the squad tonight. Weather: Highest, lowest 26; clear.
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BIG BUSINESS REPRE-
 SENTATIVE

Thus some people have wondered whether George Allen, sincere as he may try to be, is giving advice to Truman as the agent of Repub- lie Steel when he urges a price increase of s6 a ton, or whether he is thinking of the best interests of the U.S.A.
 And as Allen moves on to help run the REC, he becomes even more powerful. For, potent as the REC was during the reign of Jesse Jones, it has become more so now, with several billions of surplus property over which it has sole jurisdiction.
 What interests some Senators is the fact that one of the men Allen represents, Victor Emmanuel, has unique way of hiring highly plac- ed executives in Washington and keeping them on both the public and private payroll. For several years Emmanuels chief Washing ton representative was Leo Crow ley, who at one and the same time drew S70,000 as Emmanuel's Chair man of Standard Gas and Electric, and also Government salary as Alien Property Custodian, head of Federal Deposit Insurance, head of the Foreign Economic Administra- tion, and Chairman of the Export Import Bank.
 How Crowley, efficient as he is, could serve so many masters, no one ever knew. It was during part of the time that he chairmaned the Export-ImporC Bank that IA per- cent of the Banks capital was loaned to the International Tele- phone and Telegraph Company, a firm in which Victor Emmanueps bankine affiliate was interested. Later, Warren Lee Pierson, Presi- dent of the Export Import Bank, resigned to become President of an International Tel. and Tel. sub sidlary.
 Since Crowley left the Govern ment, George Allen has been Vic- tor Emmanuels representative in Washington. Now it is proposed to put him in an even more potent spof-director of the RFC-while at the same time he keeps his desk in the White House.
 SECRETARY OF WAR ABROAD ! Not many soldiers of the rank of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-12

AMERICAN FOREIGN LEGION
 Ex-Minister to Canada Jimmy Cromwell, once reprimanded by Cordell Hull for urging aid to Bri- tain. has come up recently with another long-range idea-an Amer ican Foreign Legion
 Cromwell points out that there is no use having ambassadors of ill-will abroad in the person of dis grIntled G.I.'s who justly feel they have a right to come home. Their presence only creates ill-will and plays into the hands of isolationists. Furthermore, the presence of for eign troops in any country always causes friction. Tn France today, American heroes of yesterday, once welcomed as liberators, are now scorned as unwelcome buns.
 1hei efore Cromwell urges that we make use of the large number Of displaced persons in Europe who don't want to go back home, and organize them into an American Foreign Legion The Poles alone have an afaly of around 250,oOo, man cf whom don't want to re- turn home Some of the Italians who formed work battalions here during the war are not enthusiastic about returning to rayaged Italy.
 Cromwell proposes that this Am ericaa Foreign Legion be equipped with q distinctive uniform, officered by Americans above a certain rank, and take over some of our police duties abroad.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-12

Came April F, l945, when Tru- man moved into the White House and George Allen moved in too.
 However, while sitting close to the Presidert ol the United States, Allen also represents two of the biggest industrial empire builders in the nation-Tom Girdler of Re- pubic Steel and Victor Emmanuel of American Aviation, Consolidated Vultee, Station WLW at Cincin- nati and half dozen other pow erful interests.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-12
Daily Lessons in English v. v L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN NIIsUSED: say This is colloquial Say, He great COURAGE"
 OFTEN MSPRONOUNCED: a-zha unstressed
 OFTEN NTISSPELIED: Mane (hair); not MAIN
 needu essential indispensable requisite vital
 STUDY Use three times and is yours Let us vocabulary each Today word setting making This emancipation to all men,"
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MODERN ETIQUETTE RoRFRrA Rg 1EE

before luncheon should the invitations be isued A. week to ten to the luncheon.
 ntroductions be made dancing party? A. This good time for everybody
 COIFFURE how is the word pronounced? headdress of dressing the hair Pro- MENU, principal accent last syllable
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-12

An automotive engineer has invented an auto mobile brake that will outlast the car" That's all very we'll but there is much greater demand for a car that will outlast the payments on it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-12
LOOK and LEARN &sy c. GORDON

7A $ a called? first adhesive postage country?
 largest entirely States?
 American accomplished smith?
 What South American country the chief source of wheat cattle 
 ANSWERS: f A vixen.
  g. Lake Michigan and Great Salt Lake in Utah. A. Paul Revere Q735-1818). Argentina.
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The Washington
 MerrY-Go-Round

(Continued from Page Onel
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HOROSCOPE "The stors incline
 bat do not compeP'
WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY 13
HEART AND HOME

HEART AND HOME
 Full cooperation in the home is essential if present planetary in fluences are to be overcome Wives will carry the greater burden of responsibility, but they cannot keep the home the happy center of fam fly activities without the help of their husbands.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS
 Television's day in the sun is not far ahead. Enormous investments in equipment that is already ob- solete will result in resistance to efforts to give the public the lat est developments, but science will not be baked for long by economic considerations. It will be several years, however, before radio is out moded.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-12
AMERICAN FOREIGN LEGION

rective.' No wonder the high-point CHS are burned up.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-12
NATIONAL ISSUES


 Drastic revision of regulations governing use of privately owned aircraft is inevitable. So-called fool proof family planes will be fairly common within a matter of months. Astrologers emphasize the need of adequate safety provisions if many air tragedies are to be avoided.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
 Relaxation of strictures on in dustrial activity in Germany is seen. The folly of trying to change the nature of people by regulation will be recognized. Education will accomplish far more than force.
 Persons whose birthdate this is are promised by the stars: A series of interesting and agreeable exper- fences before the end of the year.
 Children born on this day will need careful guidance through their formative years, for they will be un- usually intelligent and talented.
 (coPYRIGHT, 1946)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-12

DRINk KING BLACK LABEL.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-12

SECRETARY OF WAR ABROAD
 Not many soldiers of the rank of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-12

Weather: Highest. s6; lowest. 26; clear.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16

CoLoRED-oNlY 300 DOWN
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
FARMS & LANDS ToR SALE
ltrrLE FARMS FOR SALE
A BARGAIN

a BARGAIN
"a seres cr sugar Rlsn Rd m NJ
C-s.s-ss.-- ,s--'. .--f.----T-r wysraEE 0TIy
81 20 p~f ALE. -G..-t.-- & ff+---- 20 3
D Gts,iot NJ Ceueut
rsFSAS-SPfTZLKY CORP
Vf7D fei -, Clemens S3a2 CH 4ets
a GOOD iocatinn for people sho are
frrced 70 ulqst from hlfpurt area la.
a.. On Coddsrc Ed Unusgally fertile
Vnf riiy water and EAH hargsin with
= O0o On sFvusn fCClss Road a.
E0rrOe Blvd AT $3.50
ADJOINING WyAndoiie Atge e-rrn
fcuss Nith 4 lots city W8fer bus ssfy-
i-e close 20 school houA needs nniKh-
ing inS1de $3.50 5000 On. Ns~msn
torihitns and DtS wYGndotie 2755
BELIEVE TT OR sCT Acre sith rich
"a deH and with neat 4.ro-nfu bungalow
NEuit ana grDd seii atrAi a. 81 500
500 doyI Immediate possession
Cross IAN Van Born and Wayne
wayne Os2d
TARM-4o acres n Coo Tvr fssbsls
G. Vssy GOOD ard and hu clngf urH
drained Ii~rtftCiiy a Crfusk 4Ol :
Mission NJ Pleasant Phone 7s-l4l
TENTON lHH~s rms bricso,s
bath stove heat acre WITH cnRsen
f0use Lea FaraEr terms Kramer
Pesi'y 2iA50 Grand River ca 500
TfvE-ROCN MODERN BRICK -7s,ory
hncsots barn l4Nl6 brodsr house ~
fs5hii hu;cuel srcu, 80 fshniiS $50
psli'is just started 10 Ay nan scrr
Gran 49, r~sdy 20 r. i1r si2 900
Vith e. 600 down
IRWIN KiGiFT \ HINES INC
anon grsti1t Pr f9gq
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Four ACRES

Fsrtis garden sau on paved road
suitable for farming of gardening only
4 ~ reels EFT Detroit Crtamsy FsrmS
Cf'ics. Carnclc 81 MofsHSu Rd and
1TsS : Gptioi opp inFiesisr Inn
POusEMAN sPfIZiEY CORP
NJ Cismens 4302 Cherry 4sle
Coz % l.rl-l1..f \ I'm r.nu,N
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16

Wartime credit restrictions have
been relaxed. Smaller payments
now available except when certain
listed" articles are involve
Down payments and home i'm
provement loans loans for ed
ucational or business purposes and
for medical. dental, hospital and
funeral expenses available Tor -
montbs-see chart.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
industrial Property Sale. Leose

pssrborns Largest peal estate HOUSE
LIGHT INDUSTRY 90 feet on Eas, Nine
Mile Road 81 500 cash CRfGER
Pcsltor Diai opcs,ur call Lincoln
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Ia-QEElcEl-la

i0-oFFtCES-N
DOWNTOWN. 1877 Nsfisaal Dssk plSs..
Wse1wsfd and Cadillac Sc. CN -
DOWNTOWN. 30< Capifoi Part ousollpe.
State At eytsve.t ST cN M
DOWNTOWN. i<e< ersttst
at Rss.... ca tses
WEST SIDE. seos Michigan Ava q
Isnettea, 2nd Floor IA eAoo
GA6T 8t0g. 1880 q. jefferson st Csnssr
t0pp. Ns6ssa mstersl lg case
EAST SIDE. s6es vsa oyks at
Hsrpss. Ind Fissr Pl 7<oo
sosINwlsI, sei! 60. s'v~ ct icy d.
NORTHWEST. xi2s Fsaksu sf Ltywssls
u;ss, 1ss cc.ss; a. ps.t SSt ,.... W s-2s3s z
Nsssssst~ toSs. tsi'O 70 s-ss7s
HleHlAsD PIX. ses Msvphy otSV.. lj5ss
wesswsrt st z. Grand Ave. 70 s-ee1S
A'''A'' rate 3oo on '''''''' " ''s
+" ''" =" 2Ho[ +" '''i '''' Z" me
unpait baIases over 500.
ALL ssles nnsnced. auto. furniture.
trailerx. business loans quick servtce
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
ACREAGE FOR SALE

on ACRE ou Hcnry Ruff Rd -
Ford Rd 5000 CE $500
LANGLOlS & RlEGEL
Many Othcr i.Acfe Parcels Tor sale
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16

Up to - Months To Repay
See the new smaller payments. Loans
for eeitain purposes stiii limited BY
Govt regulations tn shorter periods.
Ash for fnlI Information.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16

ANY CAR YOUR PRICE
474T WOODWARD AT HANCOCK
APPRECIATE call from party with
car 10 sell. TO s-io6s
APPRECIATE call from person wishing
70 sell late model car io77e Y. Outer
Drive. AR 2o4i.
APPRECIATE call iron any one nav
ins a clean or dependable car to sell
ss ! sold mine before entering service.
PLEASE CALL DA a132 ~
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
LAND CONTACTS

AT a.. lnx On funds for good mtrs
loans. Land Contracts Bought Vi
heuksi Co Hammond BIOS a. 26S5.