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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-12-01
JOE SADORF RETURNS
FOR MOTHERS FUNERAL

Joe Sadorf returned from
Los Angeles, California, last
Thursday, November 18th, by 7
plane to attend the funeral
Friday of his mother, Mrs. Hell
en- Sadorf, who was IT years of
age. Mrs. Sadorf ST.. had four
sons of which three are living,
and two brothers-Anton Kle-
fas of Zion and another bro
Their Peter, who lives in Eu-
rope; also twelve grandchil-
dren and two great grandchil-
dren.
When Mr.. Sadorf left Los An
geles, California, it was a very
pleasant warm day as the large
plane took off for the east. The
first stop was at Denver, Colo
RADIO. On leaving this city they
ran into the first blizzard of
this winter and in order to es-
cape it's effects the plane rose
to over $4,000 feet altitude.
On arriving in Milwaukee it
was only half an hour late, due
to the air condition. He stated
that after leaving Denver they
never saw the sun or the earth,
but flew only by instruments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sadorf had on
ly a few weeks ago made the
trip by car from Zion to Cali
fornia, leaving on a Monday
morning and stopping on the
way at Wilbur Crows home at
Clever, Mo. On the second
evening they stayed at Amaril-
la, Texas, in a motel, where
Joe was encouraged to leave
six Gideon Bibles in the six
cottages of the motel. On the
next day in Arizona they ran
into cold weather on which Joe
had not figured and it delay
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-12-01
Wednesday, December /, 1913

perience, "who ever would
have thought of freezing a ra-
diator in Arizona, but they
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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-12-01
The TheOCrat

ed them for some time until his
radiator was thawed out and
repaired. He says of this ex-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-09
(Sortiebung)

vDas min id tln beoarf id oeiien
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oies in ser Nabe cine 8eIteaung 81
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feblen. @eb' bu inbes auf Die 8ooen-
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@iobanni NOR cine neue getreten.
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Beatrice iiber ales reben fonnte, mas
bieie ibr geitanoen. 0od fiiblte ibr
Ser5 iib burd Oie grflarung Der
Eobter erleibtert.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-09

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fleiBiger Singing rnb oabei bilo-
biibid; als &inoer batten er uno
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feline ferne Seimat loden, ober ipenn
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angltigte tie faum. 8as oas Ger
tpiirfnis Ser beioen iltngen 2eute an-
betraf, 10 legte 8ianca baruuf bel
tpeitem nidt bas @etpitbt, tpie 8ea-
trice. Sic slaubte itd iiber5eugt, baB
Jrancesco MIR elmer eiferiii6tigen
8alung na6gegeben babe, oie er
langIt i6mer3li6 bereue, uno 10 oa6-
te iie iebt nur an 6ie @efabr, Die
ibm orobte.
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ibre Strablett bur6 6ie bunten ssen-
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8anoe; in pedielnoem 5arbenipiel
beleuhteten ibre 2i6ter bie funitpoa
gefiigten Weoiaifen bes SuBbooens
nno bra6en ii6 in Dem i6immern-
Den Goelgeltein oas bielfa6 an ben
altaren uno Sdreinen gldn5te. aber
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@lan5es 1lnb Ser Brabt, a6tete ni6t
oes einbre6enben 9unfels. Die bei-
lige Stiae berubigte ibr beoriiftes
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au6 ibre @eoanfen, man6rnaI bonn
8ebet ablbpeifeno, it6 Dem Srbi-
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-09
Dor papia
Dieber erbob, mar iie berubigt Uni

mieoer erbob, par iie berubigt unb
geiammelt.
9ln Der Giire tpartete Ser S6Iieber
NIT Dem S6liiiielbunb. vSbr ieio es,
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freunbli6en @ruB.
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portet, gbrniiroiger9" frug Tie 5us
3uriid. 80, batte i6 guere geGbe ge-
abntl Iber 5l1 gelegener 3eit fonme
i6 pieoer, Inn NIT @ud au reben. "
u8obL tut oasl glber ssbr babt
beut' lange beripeilt, unb faum tit
es ratlih, OaB Sbr olein ben 9tiid=
meg antretet. sSn bteler 1nrubigen
3eit muB man porIi6tig iein. Sou
i6 Gucb einen ser &ne6te mitgeben2"
uWean miro mir tpobl entgegen-
fommen, uno Jurdt babe i6 obne=
otes ni6t auf Dem @ege. Iber gebt
mir ein Sprii6lein nit aus Dem 8us
DIE oa in gurer San6. 9as rIte, ouf
Dos guer 8lid faut! Sbr fennt ia
meinen Iberglauben."
Ser Won6 I16elte mills uno tat
na6 ibre1n @uni6e. ugetn?" frug iie
ertpartungsboa. ul1ebe grbarmen,
uno ou finoelt grbarmen." gs i6ien
ibm, oaB tie Elm ipenig enttdui6t
ausiab; aber iie neigte iid, oanfte
ebrerbietig un6 berIieB, Mbi6ieo nebs
memo, bie S6neIle.
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|SdeiOegruB nieber, uno oas gluge
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|lenl Sabt @rbarmen nit einem or
men 5liidtline!"
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|Sie fonnte nidt antiporten.
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Gomero : er mar es ipirflid = iett
fort. uSeit geltern babe i6 feinen
giiien gegeiien. 2aBt midi nit gud
|geben Bis Dor oie Sire gueres Sau-
les uno rei6t mir Elm Stiif 8rot
beraus 9ab Sbr midi nidt ner-
ratet, oeB bin ib iiGer."
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nod cine anbere Stirnme @eb0r fin.
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9n bDrit mid nidJt!
> Sers, bas 8utt eridnf
3n meinem Slid,
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2Dft bid snriif?
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-05
PAN AM CARRIES
 22 250UTHB0UND;
 Y FROM SEATTLE

Pan American Airways brought in 17 passengers from Seattle and took p south on Monday flights. Pas sengers were as follows:
 From Seattle: Sally Prease. H. T. Ornbaugh, Walter Smith and in- fant, Paul Henderson, Nellie Benitz Don Little. Clara Schubert. John c. Bowen, Donald Peterson, Gustav Peterson, Fred Baxter ST. and son Fred Jr., H. H. Waller, Mrs. Helen Tanner and infant, William Rob- erts.
 To Seattle: J. E. Scarsbrooke, Mrs. Selma Sale, Clare Daugher- ty, Earl and Lurline Hawkins, Shirley Chantry, Isabel Jorgenson, Gertrude Willard, F. N. Burns, Jim seder, Mildred Wharton, Wes- ley Nomath, Mary Nomath, Louis Soubirou, Colonel J. G. Watkins, Weldon Baldwin, Leslie Price, J.. H. Langhofer. Neil Barbin, F. w.. Dubois, o. F. Beier, E. R. Fryer and 12 connecting passengers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-05

Mrs. Helen Tanner. whose home is in Los Angeles, is in Juneau and registered at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-05
BIDS ON PAVING
 PROJECTS OPENED
 TUESDAY MORNING

Two construction firms submit ted bids on the Public Roads Ad- ministration paving project on Glac- fer Highway and the City of Ju- neaus street paving project. Morri- son and Knudson. who was high bidder in both instances, entered a bid of S638, ,49070 on the highway and $220,l69.9O on the City streets, Lytle and Green was low bidder and submitted bid of $599, ,O43. TO on the highway and sl85.270.50 on the streets.
 Bids on the two construction prof. ects were let simultaneously in order to bring about a lowered cost on each project. The FRA will submit both bids to their Washington. D. C., office with a recommendation by the District Engineer. If the costs are approved, work will start in the spring on the paving of the Glacier Highway between the City Limits and the Juneau Municipal Airport, a distance of 8.546 miles.
 The City taxpayers approved of the issuance of $150.000 bond issue in order to pave some of the streets in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-05
FISH HEARINGS
 ARE CONCLUDED,
 kETCH|kAN MEET
GiIlnetters, TrolIers Make Recommendations
 Situation Serious

The fisheries hearings on pro- posed changes in the regulations for next season, concluded in Alaska with a hearing in Ketchikan yesterday. The final hearings will be held in Seattle on October Is and l9. Clarence Rhode. Alaska Director of the F and WIS returned to Juneau from Ketchikan last eve- ming.
 At Wrangell, Rhode said. the gill; netters recommended further re- strictions on trollers and the troll CTS recommended greater restric- tions on the gillnetters. Every one at the Wrangell hearing agreed that the situation was serious and that they would be willing to take proportionate sacrifice in order to bring about the return of large salmon run.
 At Ketchikan. the trollers, gill; netters and seiners claimed that traps were responsible for the lack of salmon and suggested to the fisheries authorities that greater restrictions be placed on traps. It was pointed out that restrictions by the Fish and Wildlife Service must apply equally to all types of gear. A number of the seiners and trollers said that they were willing to sacrifice their fishing in Behm Canal if it would mean that traps would be barred from fishing there also.
 At the Wrangell and Ketchikan hearings, the concensus was that while enforcement had been better this year, it was still inadequate. They claimed that the lack of en- forcement worked against the hon. est fishermen and it was sug- gested that more stream guards be used.
 Rhode said that they had used a major amount of their enforce ment appropriation for stream guards this season, but with over 1000 salmon streams in Southeast Alaska, it was impossible to have every stream guarded
 Seton Thompson, Chief of Alaska Fisheries; George Kelez, Superin- tendent of Alaska Fisheries. and Frank Hynes, will return to Ju- neau tomorrow aboard the Brant. They have been surveying streams .enroute from Ketchikan.
 Anyone wishing to submit writ ten recommendations to the Fish
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-05
MORMON CHURCH HAS PURCHASED
 PROPERTY HERE
Christian Church on 10th and E Is Bought by
 Latfer Day Saints

The Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints has purchased the property of the Christian Church on 10th and E Streets, it was announced today by J. s. Mo Clellan, Branch President of the Latter Day Saints. Authorization for the purchase was received from church headquarters in Salt Lake City this morning.
 J. s. Mcclellan said that this was the first property purchased in the Territory by the Mormon Church, and that the activities of the church will be extended. A full schedule of activities will be announced at later date.
 MT. Mcclellan issued a general Invitation for everyone to attend the activities of the church. Elder Douglas Smith and Elder Widtsoe Shumway are now laboring in Ju- iieau
 Dr. Homer U. Murphy of the Christian Church left for Los Angeles last week. During his ab- sence, members of the Bible School and of the Church meet with the Church of Christ in the American Legion Dugout.
 The sale of the property was ar ranged by the real estate firm ct Murphy and Murphy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-05

make articles for the fancy work booth which will be part of the day of entertainment to be held November 3.
 It is suggested that women unable to attend the sewing meetings ask for something to work on at home. All are welcome to bring their children to the meetingr.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-05

to Haines, Sitka, Hoonah and Ten akee
 This includes all classes of mail other than air mail, and is part of ACA's operation of transporting mail during the maritime strike to Southeast Alaskan points not served by Canadian boats.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-05
CATECHETICAL GLASSES
 LUTHERAN CHURCH ARE
 ORGANIZED; SCHEDULES

The catechetical classes of the Lutheran Church have now been organized and schedules arranged. The first year students will meet on Wednesday afternoon at 3:45 pm, and the second year students will meet on Saturday at 10 am.
 All students planning to take these courses should plan to at tend the first meeting as enroll ment and distribution of work books will take place.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-05
WOMEN ARE
 INVITED TO SEWING
 MEETS ON WEDNESDAY

All the women in the parish of the Catholic Church of the Ma tivity are urged to attend the sewing meetings each Wednesday afternoon between l.30 and 4:30 o'clock in the Parish Hall.
 These sewing meetings are 10
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-05
LUTHERAN LADIES SEWING

Members and friends of the Lu- theran Ladies Aid Society are in- vited to attend an afternoon of sewing on Wednesday at 1 pm. at the home of Mrs. Ray Peterman in the Fosby Apartments. The purpose of the sewing is the bazaar which will be held later this fall.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-05

and Wildlife office in Washington. D. C., is reminded that all recom- mendations must be received be- fore November 20. Recommenda- tions should be sent to Albert M. Day, Director of Fish and Wild life Service, Washington, D. c.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-05
17,000 POUNDS MAIL CARRIED TO 4 TOWNS

Approximately 12,000' pounds of mail brought in on the Princess Louise Saturday has been trans ported by Alaska Coastal Airlines
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-05
WINTER EQUIPMENT E FLOWN 10 NORTH BY PAN AMERICAN
Fur Caps, Parkds, Christ mas Ornaments, Even
 Organ Brought Up

SEATTLE, Oct. 5.-lR-Winter' s fast approaching in the Far North.
 In the largest movement of cold weather equipment this season, Pan American World Airways Clippers carried ton of fur hats, parkas, rubber boots, wool socks, stoves, heaters. robes and fur coats during the last three days (Sat- day, Sunday, Monday.
 sighted Alaskans are also ordering Christmas tree ornaments well in advance. and the highly breakahle items are being flown weekly from Seattle.
 A s1,500-organ, weighing half a ton was flown by PAA to Skag- way Monday.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-05

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Evening star., 1948-04-22
SUBURBAN sALE-vA. Cont.

OAKCREsT AND AURORA HILLS-Fine
brick house, Q yrs. old, on attractive lot:
ornamented with handsome trees and
beautiful shrubbery: large living room with
fireplace, large dining room. fully equipped
kitchen, bedroom and bath on 1st floor;
3 large bedrooms. a nursery, or bedroom
and bath on end floor: abundance OF
closets and storage space: side screened
porch. full basement with outside en-
trance. large recreation room and bath,
gas heat with air conditioning: transp.
i block schools 8 blocks, churches 3
blocks. shopping 5 blocks: 10c bus fare;
10 min. by auto to downtown Washington:
Call till pm. for appoint, j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. 1901 Columbia pike, Airing
ton, Va. CHI. 1341, OK. 279S. -23
BEAUTY AND CHARM are combined with
space in this new brick rambler. situated
in q grove of evergreen trees on an acre lot
with nice ripping creek In the rear.
Among many of its charming features are
a lge liv rm. with f1repl. and picture
window, step-up to master bedrm. with
bath and 2 other lge. bedrms. with bath.
Beautiful din. rm. with picture window
and a lge., excelleRtly equip. kit. Att; 2
car gar; bsmt. partitioned for utilities,
laund, storage, "a bath and an unexcelled
rec. rm. Property is conv. to Navy Annex
Pentagon and downtown Wash. You should
see this property to fully appreciate the
type of construction, beauty and desirable
features offered in this home, WEIMANN
PROPERTIES, INC, CHI. 6101, GIL s040.
Evening star., 1948-04-22
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
THURSDAY. APRIL
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tcent.l

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tcent.l.
WILL PAY CASH for houses, white Or
eolored. any condition or section. DE,
CHARLES s. GUM has clients va,sins
snd nsasS, a '1Z faSs OF Wal"
We ARE INTERESTED in buying or selling
your house, lot acreage or farm in .. c.
or Nd. Estab. 65 years. HERBERT g.
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ALL CASH AT oNCEwaouses or business
property; white or colored; any section.
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nome for cash or sell to anxiously waiting
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for rental purposes. Will buy 4-family apt.
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Evening star., 1948-04-22

i HAVE A NUMBER OF CLIENTS vantinE
small houses in any good section: If you
faP' sss 'fs hns' naeSEessN
HAVE CASH CLIENTS waiting for homes
n aeotses coanty ca Mr. s o No
5697, with SHANNON 4 LUcHs CO. 1905
St NV, Ma. 2345. Open evenings until
We { m HAVE READY cash BUYERS for
homes IN o6o D G, Marylsnd Gyn q, or virginia
you, without oblisation. our peompt opin-
lon as to the market value Of your house.
sstas ey @
1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345. Open evenings
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Silver Spring, that can be bought for 3d.
: 600 down and monthly payments not to
exceed SIS per mo. price must be reason
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or Woodley I'd, bet Conn. Conn and Wis S,,,Sn Cal
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that can be converted. Ii. O129; ewes,
GLOVER PARk-1 hay. cash buyer if
you have the home. Phone L. H. MAURY.
MUST HAVE SEVERAL HOUSES under
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HARRINGTON, TIE, 1887 or DU; s55s.
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WE HAVE CASH PURCHASERS for home.
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FLOYD Z, DAVIS CO.. 1922 K st. NV.
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n III PSoMPT s ATTENTION to the sal. o.
your home. business or investment prop
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PAT CASH FOR HOUSES-White or col
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section or condition.; quick settlement
cARRoLl TR; Oil; ewes: sss. TE Sron.2; 4a25
erty with VIM Il. SAUNDERS CO., INC
Realtors since 1887, 1913 ST. Dl. 1olt
Evening star., 1948-04-22
SUBURBAN sALE-MARyLANp.

$50 ~. SFsk le cps ss SSa s
modern Kit. dining rm., bedIm: and foor;
pnt,n. room for additional 8 sedrms; and
MghRoGkA sE4HfspAIsis Pk 1889 tsom.thinr s that
makes sense aa good s-fGom room home hon 1.rs in
WSen th q sapeens Dens
se1e n4s'h Of nanS afound. uhe' cHAs' 5. hER. vi.
SILVER ;nisi SPRING, of Dale dr.-owner
1rs dnns 9fneI
rooms two baths: built-in garage, picket
Msssn ssnas s'ss $3.50 g Ex sI wh
ERessiEssIoN; s:,eoe DOWN: p ,I.ndoses5
large large rms as' and bath. full bsmt.. coal a.-c.
and ana' refsr. sfe Priee9 Nf to sell This Week At
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INC, 1O12 18th st. NV. d. 1855. "a
POSSESSION; S1o.sSo: Rogers Heights,
rm. and kitchen with breakfast nook, den
and 2 extra-larse bedrms. and bath: full
bsmt.; rmsasonable m So down payment For de.
1919 18th st ny, DI. 1855. .24
schooi.5,rm. brk. bunssloS al w. and Well.
insulated attic for expansion; large front
screened porch. fireplace, oil h,-w.h:, de-
tached garage. beautiful lge. lot. RIGGS
& CO. EN-. 2345: if no answer. Tower
SILVER SPRINGS 500 down: balance
like rent: 6-rm. brk. Colonial: powder rm.,
first hr., spacious liv.. rm. with fireplace:
din. rm., de luxe kitchen; bedrms. and
bath up; full bsmt. and exit; gas a.-c.
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If no answer. Tower 5627. -23
ANNAPOLIS RD., 5 miles from Bladens-
burg--Nice brick home, pretty trees and
shrubbery; lot 100xl75: $1,000. WIN
STD dOOS
Evening star., 1948-04-22

We have a good selection Of homes in
Silver Spring. See US before you buy.
THOMPSON & GRAY, Realtors, 904 Els
worth dr.. slieo 6l00. "a
SILVER SPRING-Vacant: near 4 Corners:
new det. brick for only S13,150; includes
q good sized rms. t3 bedrms.), full bsmt.,
auto. h.
Northwood Park, Hollywood bungalow on
beautifully handicapped lot with white
picket fence: only S10,750, with immed-
ate occupancy. Call RE. $3.50, 8 till 9,
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO. =22