davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1948-08-28

highly complex organisms as
man.
Have you ever looked at a
baby and wondered how was
it possible that you were ever
that small? The baby does not
become larger by growing
more parts but by increasing
the size of the parts he already
has. The bones become larger
and harder, the mucles bigger
and stronger and the skin in
creases in size as the body
does. This increase in size is
due to a process called growth.
Protein foods are a must,
not only during the process of
growth but throughout life.
The body tissues are always
working and constantly be-
come worn and useless and
must be replaced just as the
parts in a stove or an auto
mobile.
The body, a human machine
unlike other machines can re-
pair itself if given the right
kind of building and repair
materials.
I want to tell you about the
amino acids and the vital
ten. The amino acids are the
% very tiny building blocks
from which all proteins are
made, Some protein foods are
built by using IL or IA of the
% building blocks, some from
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WIIStIlGI NIL. WnlIe nan OF
Mr.. Black man, Mr.. Who or
Mr.. What, all l ask is for I'M
ity of purpose from Virgin Is
landers both at home and on
the mainland for the common
good of the struggling masses
here at home. We suffer too
many privations at present
to endure further contentious
among leaders. | however, do
think that Mr.. HASTE has done
pretty well under the circum-
stances, admitting at the same
time that he has made some
mistakes which are prone to
humans, and which / can join
with others to overlook while
they are not thought to be will
full, but no governor even if
endowed with arbitrary pow
ers can hope to make good
without the cooperation of
those whom he governs.
I thing Governor HASTE or
any governor should be given
an opportunity to prove his
mettle, and if he proves him
self to be no good then is the
proper time to GUST him, but if
from the time Of his incom-
buncy he is encountered with
handicaps then no one with
good reason may expect much
good from him. It seems most
likely that under such condi-
tons these islands may be an
nexed to a neighboring terri
tory the natives of which may
dominate our shores or we
may be again placed under
Naval rule to be again annoy
ed and terrified by marines
and to see our streets and
country sides presenting a pic
ture more like a battlefield
than the beautiful garden of
the West Indies that these is
lands were once termed to be.
May / appeal to that Ma
chiavellian group if there is
! such a group whether at
home in the Virgin Islands
or on the mainland
or both combined to hold
their horses a little as such a
move does not look very heal
thy at present where the mas
ses are concerned and may
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10y JOA In q 44Ob1S
space in your columns to ex-
press my views of the situa-.
ton as I see it at present.
In this age of uncertainty
and bewilderment one is GER
tainly at a loss where to look
for succour and for security.
In their grasp for wealth and
power men have become I'M
trusty and incongruous, in so
much that one hardly knows
whom to trust. 1t will seem
therefore that by the machin-
ations of the few who were
thought to be better fit and
more able to ensure the secur-
ity of others, the situation is
finding its way into state of
chaos and utter confusion. 1t
will further seem as if the
time is fast approaching when
men will find themselves liv-
ing under the iron clad hand
OF tyranny, when Liberty will
have vanished and Justice has
fled, and only the law Of the
jungle will prevail when the
strongest and most cunning
will take the prey.
According to information
gathered from some Of our
neighbors from the sister is
land of St. Thomas there
seems to be a plot to GUST Gov
ernor HASTE by getting him
worried and disguised by try
ing to set up a native in his
stead. What are the plans for
so doing, I am not able to i'm
agine, if the story is true the.
meaning is better known to
the plotters themselves, but
this is the problem that I
would like to be solved. What
will it mean to the struggling
masses in the Virgin Islands
as a whole? Will it mean that
the over-gorgeous ambitions
Of a few native Virgin Island
ers will be satisfied by filling
key positions, and the mass
OF ordinary struggling people
go to the walls, or does it
mean a better opportunity for
everyone concerned?
AS for me it does not matter
who is governor, whether a
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The Essential Nutrients. III Proteins
TRANDAILER JONES. NUTRITIoNIST
Department of Health. ST. Thomas. v. /.

We. now come to the third essential nutrient. proteins.
This food nutrient has long been recognized as the fundamen-
tai building material for all animal matter. Without this food
nutrient life cannot be maintained. Proteins are of first i'm
portance for the one cell organism as the amoeba as well as
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RESPONDING

Frederiksted St. Croix
Editor of the West End News
Dear Mr.. Editor:
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the TheOCraf

who were at that time strang-
ers to me, I told them that
while their wages also were
very low, there could be no re-
lief for them until the wages
of the workers were raised to
a respectable level. Almost i'm
mediately and as rapidly as
the Company's operations
would permit, I increased the
wages of all workers. And
over the past thirteen years
there has been a consistently
steady increase in wages for
every one.
When the Union of the Bak-
cry was formed, while at times
we had differences of opinion,
the management had very
pleasant relations with their
successive men presidents,
such as Ross Rittenhouse,
Steve Robinson, Paul Richards,
Forest Hagan, all of whom
were men of integrity and in
telligence with a high stand
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-08-11
Wednesday, Aug. 18th, 1913

ing in the local community.
Our contracts with the Union
became more and more liberal,
and, besides the high wages
paid, six years ago, we inaugu-
rated a profit-sharing plan,
run and dominated by the
workers. Into this plan the
Company poured up to 10 per
cent of it's earnings, so that to-
day, with figures only avail
able up to December, 1947, the
workers have approximately
100000 to their credit in u.
S. Government bonds deposit
ed with the City National Bank
of Chicago. They, the workers,
have sole jurisdiction and
direction of this fund through
their appointed Trustees. In
addition, the Company years
ago arranged for subsidized
life, and accident, and hospi-
tai insurance.
We also serve free coffee all
CONTINUED on page y
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NO WAGE CUT
THREATENED

Continued from Page u
ers. q am ashamed to say),
were as low as 10 cents an
hour, and for male workers as
low as 80 cents an hour. At the
very first meeting that I held
with the various executives,
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-08-11
ANNOUNCE DAUGHTERS
ENGAGEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Meh-
affey, of 1851 Sheridan Road,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Elizabeth, to E.
Gregory Rice, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ROLAND Rice. of Toulon,
Illinois.
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ed nearby at Bethany Park. On
Sundays meetings were held
by DR.. Dowie on the terraced
lawns and we all attended. We
had wonderful time.
Last Thursday Mae Edwards
was hostess to her sewing
group at pot luck dinner on the
lawn.
Word comes from Benton
Harbor, Michigan, that Con-
rad Bruno was married to Mrs.
Elnora Cole on August 4. The
officiating minister was Rev.
Russell Striffler, pastor of the
First Evangelical United Bre-
thren Church.
Mrs. Clara Beall is spending
a week with her brother in
Ohio. He is 88 years of age.
Later she will go to Winona
Lake with her two sisters-in-
law for a week.
We received a six-page let
ter from dear Grandma John
son in Tawa, Michigan. She is
over 80 years of age. Her
daughter, Ethel Kendall, lives
in Zion. May God bless this
dear Christian lady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Storey
are on vacation.
Mrs. Grace banks is visit
ing her brother and family in
Maryland.
Hugh and Evelyn Taplin and
Jerry Scholz spent a week at
Eagle River.
Katherine Johns has return
ed from her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Lucy
are now living in their new
home at 300 Elm. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Shuster have purchas-
ed the former Lucy home on
31O9 Sheridan Road.
Mrs. Charles Peters of 27O7
Elizabeth Avenue, passed away
today at the age of II years.
Mr.. Peters will be 80 on Aug
ust Goth. He will miss his wife.
May God be very near to these
dear ones.
Birthdays
August 11-Buddy Short.
August 11-Madelyn Bird.
August 12-Miss Amanda
Heck.
August 14-Don Short.
August 14-Miss Schlappi.
August 15-Miss Katherine
Johns.
August 15-Mrs. G.. Philyaw
August 17-Faye Cook.
August 18-Mrs. w. Walk
enaar.
August 2O-Mr. C. Peters.
August 21-Mrs. Dessa Pot
ter.
August 21-Robert Harold
Henninger, Z year.
From the Folks at Home,
2918 Edna Boulevard.
Mrs. Arthur A. Wright,
AT REST
Mrs. Hattie Lewis
June 20, 1867 : August 4, 1913
NH Gill; n
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-08-11
TO OUR FOLKS ABROAD

I" Nevertheless the foun-
dation of God standeth
sure, having this seal, The
Lord knoweth them that
are His. And let every one
that nameth the name OF
Christ depart from iniqui-
ty." IL Tim. 2:19.
Ernest Heath and wife, Eth
ell, and Flosie and Foster
Heath, all of Napa, California,
were in church and enjoyed
the service and meeting their
friends after church.
Paul and Ann Pefley and
two children, Samy and Cheryl
of Miami, Florida, were in
church with Mrs. Donovan and
Esther Pefley and Joe Pefley.
They are leaving for their
home in Florida Monday morn
ing early, August 9th, after a
pleasant visit. 1t has been 16
years since Paul has been back
here. We enjoyed having them
at our house Saturday morn
ing. At that time Philip show
ed them the picture of our trip
to Florida and the boys "trip to
Cuba.
Last Monday l visited sever
al sick people in Zion Home.
Sadie Collect took me around
and we visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Prestage. Mr.. Prestage spends
most of his time in bed now.
He feels quite weak. He is 80
years of age. 1t is hard for
Mrs. Prestage. These dear peo-
pie need a word of cheer. We
also visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Weisee. He has had a stroke.
We also called on a few Others.
Many need our prayers.
Tuesday, August 3rd, Mrs.
Mintern was hostess at a lunch
con for a belated birthday on
myself, held at their Hosah
Beach Cottage. Guests were
Mrs. Bird, Mrs. Burgess, Mrs.
Kutz, Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. Fannie
Campbell. Rachel LaBelle as
sisted her mother. Vera Pratt
Booth and Edith Wright help
ed on transportation. We en-
joyed it all.
We visited Pearl Barton af-
ter dinner. She was busy can
ming peaches to take back to
Arizona.
August 18th Mr.. Roy Hale
was laid to rest.
August 9Th, Mr.. G.. c.. Miller
was laid to rest. Overseer
Darms and Elder Wright Off
ciated. The family met at the
Gerald Miller's in Waukegan
for lunch after the funeral.
There was a large attendance
at the funeral home. May God
comfort all these dear ones.
Friday, August 9Th, Mrs.
Hattie Lewis was laid to rest.
She was 81 years of age. Hers
was strong Christian charac-
ter. Many, many times she
had been healed in answer to
prayer. After the funeral we
gathered at the Lewis home
whre a lunch was prepared.
Fannie Campbell and Mrs.
Robbins waited on the table.
Donations of different foods
were sent in by kind friends.
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AT REST
Mrs. Hattie Lewis

Mrs. Hattie Lewis
June 20, 1867 August 4, 1913
Mrs. Charles Peters
April 10, 1876 : August 8, 1913
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Vanity Lamps
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Add rich sparkle to her dressing table with this
pair Of pretty vanity lamps They've been core
fully copied from costly lamps and the savings
passed on to you. With washable pIeoted Iumorith
Shades
YzNepup1u,
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LANSBURGH'S-Lamps-Sirth Floor
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STORES FOR RENT.

1900 BLOCK 7th sT. N.W:I;Aysilable .t
suitable for retail or wholesale bus; reas.
rental. LEWIS BROWN MA. $40; eve
STORE, N5s; A Isxso; 3o?- downtown; suitable for
type Of business rss s+.efinn eNmme5sisl asnd
NJ IN ss.1iss ss' 7sSs f. ssSs sss
sHsSrs NE% sISKRs Saa efysr 8 sGE ssS of
populated northwest section; ideal for liq
LOUIS sgRMAN. RE. 1855 IL
sesdy II sSoa 80 days. 5as
ERfcK a; ILUMER Co. el7 Penna. ave.
isi 18Th ri ANb hosei COLUMBIA opposite Am6.s-
sSPsnf,s s%aIE srSsE Sa n r. NV W. residential
Close to school and .dn .pas .snn s
valet and laundry agency. radio repair
MILLER: 1850 Mass. ave. NV. OR. 44e4.
FOR RENT large rooms with private
ton; good business section; approx. 900
s:p.y IT, ;pssss for s5s5s 'ss sfSa
Fax sl soISS AND sHop-Drus, haydware. 8
shopping center Of stores on MICHIGAN
ave-. at the corner Of Eastern ave, In the
dens; large apartment development and
many other apartments and houses; con-
struction already started; stores already
insludns Large supsT arke Mr
sHASNoN sii q LUcHs l s'S Go. exclusive AGENTS,
1905 2 st; NV: MA. 2346. IL
sirable location for any tyre Of retail
business; viii consider Up to Q hve-year
lessei rental, S125 per mo: Occupancy
LUeTnSA, MA. f64z. 1427 11s 1t. NV.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

u.sn ssa ST. sstx:,n bss ssa II .s a. vsssn sssa
ss .ss'a0ls $3.50 sf i4n'd se4s snd
sonssins 10000 50; IT,; ideal for furni;
turs store. Write Box 4S4-B. Star. -1s
s1t asnt,sss Rso0fssy; ss;s!s
beauty parlors. ETC.. $3.50 per month; Also
lsrse houses for a,. Tea rms undsr.akins
Rsens. OK. so5s9 osib. eisSs zeas. s.e' % Aif
:op and M 's about 1sT45 sSIsaSl. fus
WIS fe! eo ffesi4F f4 sts s. a4 ~ NJ Et 1f
Ass CONN. AvE.-1oos retail location.
Chase 1ee Palace Bldg. Only established.
protected. KAss REALTY CO., EN-. 500.
1126 s1st ST. N.W.-11o.ooo #. Of floor
snd IN a'0rs csn 10 ss
floor load excel. for automobile agency,
once space, distributors. wholesalers,
RsanTx c. e. EN- s[0kft $780,
which are presently connected. Can be
rented separately. 1895 has floors and
contains approx. $4,000 So. IT.. Of floor
tanning approx. 1900 50. #. Of floor
facilities and elevators; parking avail.
IheSe DlQgs. can pe USED 10r retalerS,
wholesalers, distributors, lodges. fraternal
orders, schools. banks. building and loan
assn, office space, etc. Brokers protected.
KAss REALTY CO., EN-. 300.
CLARENDON-On busy thoroughfare; 6
rooms to be remodeled: suitable for
ONCE and living quarters or any type of
business lease. GIL. 1884. Ill
BETHEsDA-several stores, ofices, shop
spaces, workrooms, new bldg Available
Immediately. Can be used for any kind
Of Industrial purposes or laboratories and
manufacturing. Will rent all or subdivide
to any size required AIS Bethesda
ave., Bethesda, Md. Brokers invited
OWNER, WI. 1921. -l2
I'll 9Th ST. NV, NEAR G. 4-story bldg
and basement, parking space in rear for 3
cars. 1st commercial. suitable for ofices
or light manufacturing. Will rent as en-
tirety or any part. Ready for occupancy.
WA O712 Ill
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL esTATE.

FLORDA-Approx. 8 acres in south end
of West Palm Beach, Fla, running from
Dixie to Federal hwy; beautiful high land:
will exchange for local property. Phone
SBUY Now" for your future home in the
Land O. Sun. One of Florida Gulf Coasts
fastest growing, restricted communities
offers you / to B acre homesites as low as
5000, $45 down, $15 mo-. over 400 sold;
hard roads, cleo, guar title. For beauti.
full illustrated free booklet write or phone
Paul Z. Harrison, 1882 < st. nv. ME.
1143. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Realtor.
FOE sALE-G.raEe service station, 8. s.
room modern bungalow, acres land. On
Route Sol. 1Q miles from q. G.. Gambrils.
Nd. Phone South Shore 21QO.
FOR SALE-Colonial brick DWELLING. three
bedrooms. two baths; strictly modern con-
yenisncss, CHARLES r. LEE phone An
Fs FOE s1IEcModern Ale home, stone, 12
rooms; two 3-room cottages: g. acres land;
located ga mi. east New Market, Va.
on Route 211, 104 mi. from Washington;
possession 80 days; sacrifice price, Sl3,-
500. H. B. LONG, phone 90. New Market,
FOR RENT-January IL through April /,
my home At Stuart. Fla, on st. Lucie
Bay; new cond.; never rented before; all
modern conven; 4 bedrms.. baths, liv.
rm.. dining rm., kitchen, garaee, COM
pletely furn.. including silver and linen;
1850 for the season. Box 42s-B, Star.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

ToGEFHEE GET Err! So BY 1ee s kensinstSn 9Ns on
sfSai sPsINsskook-Besusltul easi M small estate
ia $S,SsS. Hs 81; ssasi sss c,,,,. III .oo.-
from washington Country Club; 1o0,ft.
HfIIcREsT HILL sGGB6SffSis1oN. s.E.-A choice
i0es1ss snd 0s suiaana 3D. 3D.
utilities available; surfaced street;
price, s2.75O Call Mr.. Robey evenings,
EN- Es.,tagI asIg :, aIso THos. j. FISHER CO.. nc
MAWTHoRN@A RI oG1Vi lovely 7o-tt. lot facing
The park on Beech dr., in this beautiful
wooded restricted La nv susdiy,si9n only
CALDWELL Developers, ma. 1879; after
cRgsTWooD4Ixe. GRE; NR SD0 level bldg. lot; loo
in setting Of beautiful homes, the place
home: in q quiet restricted convenient
subdivision; only 10 min. from downtown
Wash; priced to sell; After $50 MI
Burr; MI 607s. PAUL P. STONE Real
eaEv1 eSHi W CHASE. D. c., just OF western ave
ss TIa1d md teFb nd IT. ss w bss
$3.50, big 7ox1s6 lot. 1 block OF Annapo-
lis rd;; paved street. city water and
lovely "a. 'ss0s 1N s4od rFsss iS"
EXCELLENT NO. ARL. building lots,
sewer and water in; cleared, 8 lightly
wooded; no grading problems. Call OWN
sEILEvuE FOREST, overlookine the
Washington Golf and Country Club. near
the extension of George washington
Memorial blvd, in nearby Arlington-
Lerge homesites from " acre up, with
from Soft. frontage. wooded with tower
:ng trees; 4bo-ft. elevation: excellent re-
corded restrictions. We will assist you
in designing, financing and building your
hcme. Reasonable terms; priced from
$500. Representative on property today.
To reach: Out Lee hwy. to Cherrydnie
bellevue Forest sign). turn right on Mill
tary I'd, or cross Chain Bridge. bear left
on Glebe I'd. to Military rd.. left on Mill
tary I'd. to our field ONCE, opposite the
golf course. GEORGE MASON GREEN
CO., CHI. 1888; ewes. and Sunday, Gil.
HoMEsTTE IN woodland.
prines rv ses Georges CO. over IN acre. $1,000
sUTTLAND, Nd adj. lots, On. Glenn
sve.-Best ODER ever e1,5o0 cash. HI
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THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. C.. BIS
TRUCKS FOR SALE

AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE tcent.).
CHEVROLET 1889 h-ton panel; excellent
= SspgsI5c Iss ioSos SALES. IS IS NJ T :: 80: =:
CHEVROLET 1915 A,son stak. ssdz: sd-
best of1er under. Me. es92; ewes. IA.
CHEVROLET 1910 a-son pickup: Al
oIer under; 1881 New York ave; ne. III
FORD 1942 1h.ton: stake body; low
So S5sSso s6 sass :'sa, : y. SS4
GHEvkoLET 1s47 enev, ehassi. and cab
with 2-speed rear and heavy duty tires,
in either long OF. short wheel base at list
ca Ms staci csRRhs III dqRR RM as Sss'
,s1s s' 5s,: :ss :ssosS ''hi n. s;s
ssso ST ss Sass'n SadsE ca fP4S 81
for M lighter panel or or car. caG TO r.. gsis.
gsgy sss srgy ssss
~ gSEacToh Il = & ! AND Is rESiLSSS: LEE M.sss," s s ssss.
en asn. saoca sssss so sSsd ssas saso'F good
mobile nat trailer: unit i equipped yitA
9a.ass ssid tires
GsII: GMe 1883 u i-ten on panel; sood conditions
DODGE 1899 h-ton panel: new paint and
offer under. At. sSis. La
new trucks: special display
body. step-in body, stake body, pickup, van
sSsss s world ,smsss srqsks Ts5S ssS asiIyssy:
81 gEsNiNf M. FR MoPoRs Sasa NC 1900 Sennins
ps DODGE 1899 s.son, p.asl ssao srpss: sssss,ss. sss,s.
INTERNATIONAL MT, 1899 1899 n.ton pssnsI.
good condition; s37b. LEROY W MASON
FORD 1a47 ton and half stake, truck; in
perfect ,ndss S% sSndtiepp p sass5 oes. pssr
s55 as,ls.s.r PsitsgRS PsgS 81
sTuDEBAKER 1s47 pickup: driven onl,
G g; SSo Phone WI 55oa er vi 4ossiMa ossi,,or.
sides: sss5 or best offer under; private
eMFyRofsT eTnsF ff Ga ia s7aS asy.rd H., dump.
DODGE piesssSs truck; recently passed 1887
HATTAN AUTo & RADIO c.. Both adss
fNffERSAfIoNAL Il fIa n + 81 1889 panel truck: fss.
spacious body; b. C. Inspection gusranteeds
Sa4AS sssR 'sh au terms sA6o 81 e. sSsai so sds:
PRIVATE PARTY win sell 1s4a Dodge i
ton panel; excellent condition; 81 900
miles; real buy at S7s5. Call HI. $3.50.
1h-ton stake truck; sell for
balance due, S2S9; can finance; S10Q
cash, Se5 month. ROPER" 18th and
5 WHTTE HORSE panel trucks. / ton,
1941; excellent condition. motors Just re-
Call DU. 1858, ELITE LAUN.
DRY, 21l9 14th st. NV. III
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APARTMENT SITES FOR SALE.

WISCONSIN AvE.-Lot 55x125 with lge.
alley lot in rear; for sale or lease on
favorable long-term basis suitable for
automobile showroom. chain store or group
PRIME ARL., VA, apt. ground; Columbia
pike; excel opport. for Investment at high
yield with safety assured by desirablity
Of location, increasing land values, "a blk
to all conv., 1Oc bus; 10 min. to D. c.;
paved street; priced at only 33c; owner
must have immed. sale: For further de-
tails. consult THE BRANT CO., 1884 Will
son blvd. GIL. 4216, OK. O52O. III
10000 SO. FT: OF corner property On
r. ave. JOS r gELFIoRE CO.. Realtors,
la1l Ia !, L .oy st n.y. S1,P 81 5522 ann ~ ;r7lo, a,.n
a0-ft frontage on N St; partially occupied
BY dwellings: VT With l.in ineome no Of s225 per
TooMEY, Jr.. Realtor, MA. 1879, EN-.
sse7 e ACRES IN m inst over D C c1h line.
xoned for apts.: with sewer and water in.
WILLIAMS REALTY CO.. 500 Investment
Bldg. MA. 1898; ewes. and Sun, OR.
S45S III
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

ist AND End TRusr LOANS = Prompt
eai ead ssSEssSai e. s1'
aoss1 ssS 4 ns On saoosS aE $50 zzy,r-x. y. w
buy second-trust notes. p. c. nearby M
4 %oRTaAdE II ss:onaSis aSssrassr coRf. ISL
n. =. ave: NV. National $3.50.
CASH FOR 500, 600 WORTH OF 2nd trust
pqttS pTToH M T. p6s5 i esk zy: ss'sensa IT,
p 52So FE1ksEs 1ss ftntensl91 naNs On r.., .,,at.
in p. C.. Md. and Va. Mr.. DRA1sNER'
TRUSTS, ist. End and 3rd, nearby Md ::
va. and D. c.: one weeks service. ADAMS
REALTY CO: 9o5 N. Y. ave. NV. RE.
end TRUST NOTES purchased. Call Ma.
1870. WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP.
go TO AZ FIRST TRUST MONEY avail;
consideration given applications End trust
SECURITY INVESTMENT CO.. OK. 45sS
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates terms or monthly payments. P: J.
WALSHE, INC. 1115 Eye st. NV. Ma
loans loans TO d. c.. MD. VA. home owners
without excessive title CHARGES or APPRAISAL
fees: low rates. SECURITY FINANCE
CORP, s3s Investment Bldg, d. S672:
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GARAGES WANTED.
AUT0M0TIVE MISCELLANEOUS.


parts and accessories. We
have q very large stock of Chevrolet parts
for old model Chevrolet cars and trucks.
sad1s Sal1 Is foT your needs : CHEW, CHASE 81
END ALIGNER, tire bal
ancer and frame straishtner. complete
unit: new: TisERGT. ELwooD A.
ssid MsiasnsfSa Kew MSToks IL p rlymoS.n.
installed comp, $3.50; Dodge, S263: 4S-hr
service. FLE1sHER's GARAGE. 426 Eve
st. nv; ma; 9409. All work guar. Ill -,
tires. size 7.50x15 Twill At Cadillac Or Lin
coln); recently purchased with u. g.
soSal ssieguard p1,t tuoes vi, sell the lot for
TRUCK BoDIES-Two 12-foot steel van
bodies tnew);. two 12-ft. stake bodies, used:
1 hydraulic hand-dump body for pickup;
grill guards tor ls47 models. FRED s.
st. NV, RE. 2419. Ill
Case, 1s47, ST., Industrial. on
rubber, lights and starter. 2 months old;
rear tires 24x20: front tires 6o0x16.
Price. 81 $50. EmMood $40 IL