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Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-14
Protestants Told:
Equal Catholics

Buffalo, N. Y.-Special-Prot-
estants who attended the third
annual Conference on the Church
and Econncanic Life, sponsored
here under the auspices of their
churches, were urged to get on
an equal footing with Roman
Catholics in the field of social
action.
Leaders Of several discussion
units said that their groups
reached almost unanimous agree
ment that the Roman Catholic
Church had FAR better and
more advanced program than
any conceived as yet by Protes-
tants.
Summing up the opinions Of
one group, Bernard ]. Huber,
chairman of the social education
and action committee of the Buff
falo-Niagara Presbytery, said:
"The, influence Of our Church
is too weak and should be streng-
thened. We know how well the
Catholics have Jared as a result
of their special studies and cour-
SEES in the field of labor. We
believe that we ought to adopt
some measures that would teach
labor leadership to our meme
bers.'
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-14
LIFE OF ATTY.
HUFF ON AIR

The life Of Attorney William
Henry Huff of Chicago the ma
tons number one peonage and
extradition expert, will be DRAM
atized oyer WMAQ at ten q clock
Sunday mbrning, Jan. %.
1t will be the story of self
raised, Self educated, country
Negro lad who fought his way
to the top of legal specially,
by honest methods, long hurs,
an dan answering faith in God
and man. It will be the story Of
a lover of all humanity, regard
less of race, creed or color. It will
be the story of a great lawyer
a poet and a humanitarian.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-14
MORE THAN MONEY

With the world gone mad in
the hectic pursuit of money and
the things it buys, we forget those
assets which are valued far above
and beyond wealth People are
hungering, not for bread 50 much,
as for love. It is said that the old
are more in need Of love than
shawl. It is good to remember
that, "a little thought and a little
kindness are often worth more
than a great deal of money"
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-14

that the child was born, but that
He lived life which shone forth
as light in the darkness Of
doubt, detection and despair that
seemed to threaten the very ex-
istence Of men.
The life Of the child who was
born at Bethlehem is that gift
which offers faith for mems
doubt, hope for mans despair,
and love for mems sense Of de-
lection: 8There fowtmWamtw Wy
and love for mems sense Of de-.
lection. These faith, hope and
love, are. the things that we at
tempt to express in our gifts at
Christmas time. But the things
which we use to express the deep
er meaning are often more in
accessible than that which they
express. Then, is it not more
fruitful to seek the things them
selves rather than the ineXact ex-
pressions Of them?
No. we are not condemning the
practice Of giving at Christmas,
Tor the little things we give re-
mind us that there is a larger
sense in wEicr there is a gift to
mankind. But it is the intention
to say that these little acts Of
giving should, not lead us into
kidding ourselves to think that
they are the only things that are
to be had at Christmas time.
In time of strife, racial bigo-
try, political intrigue, and inter
national unrest, men should pause
long enough to give themselve.
the things that were needed whe1
the child was born and are still
needed in this our life.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-14
GIFTS FOR ALL
a Christmas Message
By JAMES w. MACK

This weekend is the climax Of tthe Christmas season.
In fact it is Christmas ITSELF The gttering decorations
that city will be taken down and put away.
tinkng of bells will cease and the enthusiastic shop
will retire the realistic SOLDERING task Of estimating
the damage that has been done to their budgets.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-14
Mary Strong
Talks
DREAM

Life is prosaic and difficult
enough, therefore, let lis allow an
other to dream a while and forget
unpaid bills, harassments, embar-
easements, failures, even disgrace.
Like an opiate, dreams lull US to
quietude and draw US into an I'M
real world where real things fade
and drop away like misty dews
there we may stand erect, and
walk, and achieve! Step to the
sound of the brave band, wave our
baton and lead the line. Forbid
no man to dream, it may help him
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-14
- HaH -
HOUsEKEEPNG11a
n sstalEr TuAM

If there's anything more deter
mined than a woman trying to ge'
q word in edgewise, it's q man try:
ing to get there first. My sister and
I were fighting hard, but my spouse
and brother-in-law were in the lead
The big discussion revolvet
around the dream house our rela'
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-14

tlveS were gong
to build. Jean
clamored loudly
for getting floor
plans settled,
But the male
contingent was
b u 8 y with q
man-to-man de.
bate on materi-
ais.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-09
Songs of Rejoicing

-. Christ Jesus reioiced in the
omniprescnce and omnipotence of
God, good. He proved the power
of good and the impotence of evil
by healing all manner Of disease
and sin. A prayer o, praise and
thanksgiving to God was fire.
quently on his lips.
Man, as Gods image or rcilec-
ton, is wholly spiritual, express
ing only the qualities of God, and
forever conscious of unity with
his creator. The false belief in a
mind and substance apart from
Spirit seems to separate man
from this glorious truth and ush-
ers in fear and inharmony. +.
The Discoverer and Founder Of
Christian Science, Mary Baker
Eddy, writes in Science and
Health with-Key TO the Scrip
lures" Up. 15): Christians rejoice
in secret beauty and bounty, bid
ucH lIOiil tuC WOiius Out hhO " IL
to God. Self-forgetfulncss, purity,
and affection are constant pray
ers. Practice not profession, un-
derstanding not belief, gain the
ear and right hand of omnipotence
and they assuredly call down in
finite blessings"
This infinite storehouse OF good
is ever present to spiritual con-
sciousness, and its bounty flows
into human experience as the re-
suit of righteous thinking, based
on spiritually scientific truth. I.
That the Christ operating in the
human consciousness will ulti-
mately destroy all error is GER
tain. The prophet had a clear
vision of this fact when he wrote
Isaiah :3), "The Lord shall
comfort Zion: he will comfort all
her waste places; and he will
make her wilderness like Eden,
and her desert like the garden Of
the Lord; Joy and gladness shall
be found therein, thanksgiving,
and the voice of melody."-The
Christidn Science Monitor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-09
Prevent Child Accidents

September, the return-to-school month for children
always serious in terms of child traffic accidents But
this year graver proportions because mo-
tor vehicle travel in Detroit is at ame peak, with
the result that the potentially for child traffic accidents
is also at all-time peak.
Ninety per of the children killed or injured in
Detroit traffic during recent were struck down
while under the supervision of their own parents
Increased accidents not inevitable because the
poentiaty is greater They be prevented by an IN
tegent and intensive to alert both drivers and
parents to the of child accidents
During September and the first part of October, the
Detroit Police Department the Traffic Safety Associa
ton and major Detroit oil companies and diaries Will
conduct program designed to prevent child accidents
They urge you to join with them in this program in
whatever way you
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-09

AN one occasion during the
war, while dispensing food
and drink to the bombed out,
the driver of a canteen was aston
ished to hear, amid the sounds OF
war, the clear, joyous notes OF a
canary. Tracing the melody and
digging away the rubble, she
found the little singer a prisoner,
yet pouring out its song in the
darkness. Undoubtedly the bird
was governed purely by instinct,
but the fact remains that its song,
meeting a response in loving
heart, brought about its liberia
ton.
Joy, which the Apostle Paul
gives as second in the list Of the
fruits of the Spirit Galatians
5:22), is positive quality. Unset
fishly expressed, il has the power
to dispel the negative qualities of
fear, sadness, and encouragement.
The Bible contains many instances
OF deliverance from bondage and
of victories won when gratitude
and JOY, springing from under
standing trust in Gods power and
goodness, were expressed.
The experience of Paul and ST.
las in prison offers an inspiring
example of the liberating power
of such JOY. Their feet had been
made fast in the stocks. AT mid
night, however, their joyous songs
of praise and gratitude to God re-
sounded through the prison. Then
suddenly the prison doors were
opened, and every prisoners
bonds were loosed. The account
is given in the sixteenth chapter
of Acts. These brave followers OF
the Master could not be bound.
Their thoughts, free to soar and
sing, proved more powerful than
any material circumstance.
Mortals submit to bondage to
fear and to false, so-called laws
OF the carnal mind. These enemies
TO happiness. health, and pros
perity stem from the SUPERSTITION
that there is an evil power oppos-
ing good.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-09
WATCH OUT FOR
KIDS!

An intensive child traffic acct
dent prevention program, timed
to coincide with the return of
children to school, was launched
last Friday in Detroit and through
out Michigan.
Objective of the program will
be to alert both drivers and par
ents to the increased dangers Of
traffic in order to safeguard the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-09
II dit orr Is


We have registered to vote in the Sept II primary
election Thus is for to read the slate of the various
candidates and select only those who sincere in good
leadership and good for all of the people
CARELESS Of race, creed origin.
What should be foremost in our mHds, however, in
checking our ballots is that though the candidate is
sincere and experienced for the position he she seeks
Negroes will be given rightful consideration
American Citizens
1t feasible therefore that we have race representa-
ton in all forms of government whether the city,
county state national levels For is subjected to
unAmercan practices then he she personally knows
the njustices imposed minority and best
judge how to alleviate these policies rather than the
didate who has never encountered them.
If we seek to have fuller democratic life, then
must give those of creed origin oppor
tunity to in official capacy 1t is this leadership
of the ''metng-pot of races that has made the
great nation that is.
AS democratic way of life deems, there
few capable and experienced candidates running for pub
lie office OF the hundreds that entered in the various
races Among them are Negroes Two seeking
election the first of their to in their capaci
ties as Recorders Judge and Wayne County Coroner
Many others have run often that we are inclined
to believe that they committed to than just
ing best the offices they seek
These repeated efforts gain public offices does
that some not capable but that many lack the
ous, thus efficient and honest candidate not
main in the running
In the vein, perhaps can look at the chances
of the candidates who running for the first time 1t
should be that those who will emerge victorious the
whose records show that the welfare of the majority
not true.
Let u.s. therefore carefully go the records of the
candidates and evaluate their abilities judgements
ords and experiences For to have better America
elect most capable leaders Leaders who know
not the meaning of avorng special individuals
but serving best all mankind.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-09
,ur CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
TEXTBOOK
Renee and Health with Key
To The Scriptures
Mary Baker Eddy

y dear, valiant soul, 20-year
|in, of broken neck (Notre
he sophomore).
81 william Misunderstanding, a
4 valiant soul, 20-year victim
4 broken neck (Notre Dame
|homore).
heavenly SUBJ
nee
Miracle" working meat"
Anccl food" to lick the devil
To heal the human mind and
u Of its sins-its detective
|niiy. judgment. honesty. in
hliqence-fo make Il Christ
he!
81 effect the healing of the
lions
but-the false gods of alcohol,
acco, drugs and medicine must
rejected before a Christ-like
hing can be attained-see PIP.
! 3 and 4, the chapter Science,
Biology and dedicine."
Matter is mental "stuff"-a
kpositltious counterfeit of the
|estructible spiritual substance
God, or Spirit as Jesus defined
b.
THE human mind and body
ke myths - God declared
trough Science and HealthI
Because Gods creation is spirit
! and occupies ALL space.
The material creation is a devil
UNREAL dream counterfeit
the divine-the Adam and
|e dream!
Jesus reduced it to its native
thingncss in the Ascension.
You must awaken from the
trors of these European sYs-
Inns: Protestant. Catholic. Jew
h. Materia Medical And
Communism and IFS "phonY"
democracy" of the devil! to-
40 addifion)
They are in considerable meas
prisoners of the devil
ierialism. animal magnetism
They have not yet learned the
nificance of the CHILDLESS-
SS Of Christ Jesus, the Way,
Truth. and the Life.
Who could have had wonder
l sons and daughters. but
bose 10 let the devilish Adam
I'D Eve dream run down. SO
7 as he was concerned. and
I'D. This world shall pass
way. :"
civilization is in some jeopardy
p considerable measurable.
psc inning, stupid, laundering
Pr'als have been multiplying
< bits"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-09
latter IS Mental In
Science Hea|ings

Lovingly yours according to
Christ,
Andrew F. Fruehauf. c. S.
Oct. 8, 1913
Evening star., 1950-01-01
TRAlLERss, FOR SALE

new AND USED TRAnER HOMIE
On display daily. 9 am. to pm;
AMERfcAN TRAILER c.. I . nj.
sEoaa sogth o1 Of 5Iez 5AIleexzandria. on Rt. l.
IaTE RhGne SoDDEE 4SD sso1f 1TfnAnEn-rorI Is Sale,
uuire McKELVEY. Oak Grove Trail.
er Court 4 mi. south OF Alexandria.
SEE Il Il; THE MOST beautiful s7sil., ma
Glider models bear the stamp Of ap-
proyal Of Good Housekeeping. Befors
Z buying an; trailer see PICK 2uirk si
sale. $3.50. At MAI; Msrrarst lSa aalsa alsa
so; Is - mi. 50. of Alex. J; 1.
1s4s 1s4EEviHsl GLIDER HOUSE TRAILER = =,
cail esi H s1eesi s-sffn. faGna'' saerines' $3.50
sCHuLT 3;;rm. Luxury Liner. awning.
hitch, dolly. refgr.. perm. bed. dbis.
snk nsss asss :snd e sssa s5s'a athsS
HousE SSt5s 2i FRAZIER. Her Al; sleep: u
5000. $50 Walnut st., Falls Church,
TRAILER. with snare
tire and tube: Call Ak. 3552.
PRIVATE 1947 custom Durahbilt, -
it.. excellent shape throughout, rum
ming gear and tires unused, fully
apponinted; $1,000 or best offer. 10.
TRAILER, % f., sxcsi.
eond.: sacrifee. Can UN. rms.
LUGGAGE TRAILER, factory built.
4x8 IT,, with 4O-inch sist body,
iiEht weight; 6 suitable cross country
Evening star., 1950-01-01
INVESTMENT PROP. foe SALE.

wv ~ SNse
Ne, facing Freedom Fair site. Brick
semidet. 2-family nat. Each apt. has
liv. rm.. bedrm., tile bath. dinette,
tian blinds, sep. gas fur, util. Very
clean. All cash REQ. Box 1S3-R. Star.
NV. 3 STORY APT. bldg. income
approx. S11 900; owner will sell for
$4,000 cash down or may accept a
6-rm. house that is clear In trade.
BRoWM yy0o REALTY CORP" Realtors
LARGE s-RM. BRICK HOME in resi-
fer. OWNER. Ii. 3-a45S, "a
CTS. ATTENTION-Four family apt.
bldg. Two G1s can buy with $3.50
bus, shopping. MITCHELL Quick,
ST. 5000. Ewes. RA. 341S.
ALEXANDRIA, vA.-corner house.
first commercial, converted into 5
apts.; 4 of which are rented fur
SEkSoS SSS RsSHFY dU 5ein1sss Nz 45s5 N5
18th & NEWTON SITS. N.W.-6 ef-
furn., auto. heat. fire.escapes, in
come $3.50 annually Crent con-
troll, great possibilities. This val
liable property and rooming house
business can be purchased for only
S22,5OO, $4,000 down. This will go
quickly inauire now. RE. 331 8.
GE. 1854. CHAPMAN REALTY CO.
1742 N ST. NV, u block of Conn,
IL rooms 1st H., furn. apt; end A.
now occupied by doctor; 6 additional
furnished, rented rooms. Reduced
to $4,000. $1,000 cash: terms. Mr..
Waterman, STORY & CO, ME.
400; ewes. and holidays, OR. 2s45.
industrial ground, D.
c., Md. railroad sidings; ware
houses erected for well-estab. Arms.
e. N. LIGHTBOWN. WA. 1925.
WE HAVE 10000 SO. FIT. of indus
trial waterfront ground for sale
INNfcK, Ma. so38. -
industrial ground, D.
c.. Md; railroad sidings; ware
houses erected for well-estab. firms.
E. N. LIGHTBOWN, WA. 1925.
industrial ground. D.
c., Md: railroad sidings; ware
houses erected for well-estab. firms.
E. N. LIGHTBOWN, WA. 1926.
MD.-1S,000 SO. IT. of
land, masonry building. 42x50;- rea-
VINCENT REAL ESTATE, UN. s1os
Evening star., 1950-01-01
STORES WANTED
OFFICES FOR SALE
OFFICES WANTED
OFFICES FOR RENT

18th AND COL. RD.. 10000 50. It
on is, separate modern street
floor entrance and elevator, nuores-
cent lighting and will air condition
for desirable tenant: used by REM
IDEAL for Ai 1chooi or % nstl Ahe headausr. sr.
ters or insurance ofiices: much above
average ONCE space. 81 20 So. It.
@ 0WMER w NE; l go; eyes. WI. 4543
EVANS BUILDlNG-142O New York
sira6ie i.a9I re1ms Gems to meet yonr require,
'; st. NV. NE Ne, HGtANi Iioa. LEO 4'4 q
LARGE BRIGHT OFFICE at 1880
Jefferson pl of Conn. between M
and N; open for inspection; s55 mo
18th AT h N.w.-Large ONCE room.
SsEI Rt. Fla or s.sas as. 54sa; 3 'ee &C.
tss 81 nfnisIs
% 17ss M e 6. NV. 1s' csii iieRison r. o1fs iSo~'
near Connecticut and K st.-New.
modern, attractive desk space for
mail, switchboard and stenographic
AL iiE7ass eoNpfiiosEb Ga1 R5 iuTnisa.d szo4 ONO.
with private entrance. ST. soss.
OFFICE or business space for rent;
modern brick bldg: fne location in
arlington County. Write Box 404-
ssh AND ND X SITS. N:w.-and noor -S Cor
ner contains 1850 So. It.: wen
suited for jobber, wholesaler or dis
tributor; freight elevator; heat and
light furnished: THOMAS J. FISHER
Sv = co; 81 1NGi; 1ssao Realtors 7ss 18th St
oFFicE foR RENT at 1929 N st.
MIR. ADAMS at 1898 N St. NV.
OFFICES AND sToRERooM. Near
s,Js Icons gsT 1ss ns Gpr ttts q hsst assH sssS
oFFfdE FFHtE4 eR oR 81 sToREsoon. Sf 81 44s7 near
Georgia. Alaska. 7727 Eastern, 1928
Blair I'd. Reasonable. GE. 1884.
DOWNTOWN Two beautiful. large
psa ents stuGs, ress 'ofs Ills e hai NJ 1171 nt1
AIR-CoNDITIoNED OFFICES in the
Century Building. 412 9Th st., NV.
Available In single rooms or suites Of
rooms or more priced from $43
THOS. J. FISHER & CO. INC, Real
tors, 738. 18th st. NV, DI. $3.50.
NV. CORNER 7th and Eye SITS. NV
Over Woolworth Store. Beautiful
open space consisting approx. 2,400
50. It. with exposures on 2 streets.
Mems and women's lavatories. Heat
furnished. Suitable for insurance
Office, mechanical or business school.
etc. Reasonable rent. Immediate
Mt. jenkins. SHANNON q LUcHs
CO.. Realtors, 1905 Il st. NV,
PAfkFxx DR.. CLARENDON SEC
Once. for rent with wonderful adj
: monthly basis. AsK.us RIA REALTY n
CO.. Ga 1859. OK. 266s. II
Evening star., 1950-01-01

DESK SPACE FOR RENT
40 Bond Building
desk space, telephone and secre-
tarial service available. DI. 2S01.
Evening star., 1950-01-01
SUBURBAN sALE-MD. Cont
All Open Today and Mon.
| to 6
5000 BL. MILES ST.

3-bedrm., 1a-bath brick rambler.
GE kit; only S14.e50; $1,000 cash.
G1 or conventional. To reach: Out
Piney Branch I'd. to Old Bladensburg
I'd. 0rafic light, left 3 blks. to Pat
ton dr., right to end of Patton and
hnnes
Evening star., 1950-01-01
MYRTLE ROAD

De luxe rambler; bedrms.. 2 baths.
recr. rm. Price. S29,5OO.. To reach
Out. Ga ave. to Forest Glen rd.. turn
right to third ST. on left and left
to sign.
Evening star., 1950-01-01
LOTS FOR SALE

FRANKLIN FOREST, VA, mr.. Arl.
Wooded lot with high elevation,
10000 a3SsT So IL, IT,: asas ideal for rambler By
500 LOTS very desirable for low cost :,
esHs'ps esI eH 81 Saa7, imevesements eves i avail
FALLS CHURCH-Lot soxl so, water.
sewer and gas in paved street 3
blocks to bus "a, and stores; q, $50,
River rd,j@Lsyel lot, SKI 70, close
st. st % Only SIT si.eso. % fH Perry Try f HAY Pu CO,
Efi15fSS Sh 5nSs; eyes RAMRIfR, EAi sSsR m Extra
hoes Gbsss sys sSsls ~S9dsd Tes M lGt Goxiss IS
pave3 e est street inei', er' on only wa sssoo. Ro
Percy HAY CO, 81, 3oo5; ewes,
WooDMooR. Silver Spring tsec. ind,
built homes)-Level wooded lot,
incl. at only aa2 sl:soo. percy HAY
ATTENTToN iT Ri 9qs sU1IDERs 1xef Gss ssel lots
5oxIoo ca. close-in silver Spring,
walking distance to bus, stores and
schools; all util. and st. incl. Special
price, S1.625 each. PERRY HAY
GO; 81, S9go5; eyes, RA; 6ss7: u
duplex" (2-family houses near
BOWERS, 1885 Eye NV. RE. a0s9.
RUSSELL RoAD-Beverly Hills sec
PFssnnssason on bus. saerince. 81.
LoT@Appr. 5000 50. IT,. a51s Mil
stead drive, Bethesda 59-ft. front.
Al utilities. Paved street; Sacrifice
fo5 81 500 cash. ME. 1884 after
ATTENTION BUILDERS level lots,
walk I to M Md. % univ'I. sec. ems modern s
homes. all util.. and st. in Owner
TaSt TaY sssrfe aGs Ct $500 ca Percy aSss
HILLCREsT-Desirable able lot. $500 BLK.
D@enyer @ st; Sc; al Improvements in.
S3 500; "; $500, II
trees; curb, gutter and sewer; ad-
ls%: SEsssg'4s RhAETS e rags eo 'tSf- g.
1 STOCK OFF NORTH GLEBE Rp.-
s0x300 Ga cornerl. in the fast
ing section, nr. Walker Chapel; mr.
churches and buslines. For informa-
ton, INQUIRE 4344, North Glebe I'd.
FnR q phons nNfy yGaitherSepEs ias bpp s45-J y
years, you can start plannins ami ~ your r
future home in Glen Hills. Can MI.
Simmons, OIL. $500, or Rockville
SHEPHERD PARK-corner, over 100
Eyes, .GL. a4oo. SHAPIRO, NC"
Twelve W: VII NICE BUILDING LOTS; for
sale: in close-in, fast-growins Mary
land building area; all utilities
isrns iavaliaole; -.S S5zS &, per A lot; Cash q Or
CoNS. AVE. LOCATION tdrive / blk
east OF Conn. ave. on Fessenden to
34th st. to our sign) Large rambler
so snd hOmestsS ne syes rep bnn. on srHands %9 =
BUILDING LOT: 93x1so. on paved
road, water and sewerage avail. In
SILVER sPRTNG@severai choice % lots:
close-in location; 81 1850 up; all i'm
pa1f 1s0 bRoRER Rafss l0's s.ro '0
ovERtooRfse fas 4pfs eysf yssffvER, level corr corner
lot, 102x112, ,S1.2e5: elec.. gas and
Helshts. 'Vss1sse MRS suRaEsss s.en Reaitor, fsno
elGa GstnSN R5Ssd soT St WI, i, 42Ssi; 5i,n ,,,n
:sseE sns busias siEaa0s MRS Rr b6aaRs Sas s5fs sss
BUiLDERS, xTTEsNTTo5Ni TOO Falls
Church. 2 lots, 75x15O ea.. water
and streets. sewer 75 #. away; nice,
level; 81 800 ea.; Arlington. 3 lots,
72x1bO;, Level. wooded; country club
IER q GROOM ese'i REALTY E1.ITS C: CO.. j. OK ox.
or CHI 44S7
Evening star., 1950-01-01
REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST - We
win buy second-trust notes, d. C..
NATIONAL MORTGAGE 4 INVEST
Na.sapsi MENT G0Rpss sspss 1919 N. 2. ave. NV.
FIRST AND SECOND rRusr LOANS
1881 9 st. NV ME. 24G5.
WILL BUY deferred purchase money,
second trust; reas. discounts. MR..
QUICK, ST. 5000; eyes,. RA. 3418.
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
monthly payments. P, j. WAisHE,
INC. 1116 Eye st. NV, MA. 646s.
TRUSTS, 1st, End and 3rd: Md. Va,
D: c.; wk.s service. ADAMS REALTY
Co., 9o5 N. Y. ave. NV. RE. 1912.
WILL BUY small deferred End trust
notes. 1: r. NELSON. RE. O646.
CASH FOR End TRUST NOTES. quick
GORDON, 1927 Eye st. nv. pI.
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end trust. No red tape. Quick serv-
ice. HENRY SALUS. estab. 1924,
MA. 1852. l104 Vermont ave. NV.
Evening star., 1950-01-01
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

flreproof warehouse in auto garage
bldg. containing $4,000 square feet
on 3 floors. Excellent auto. elevator
straight-away space, good receiv-
ing and outgoing facilities, TINS
ton, is as solid as a rock, and is
worth far more than our price on
1t. We require a larger space and
will take best offer over a $4,000,
full broker commission paid. Com
pare this value and this property
with new building cost anywhere.
DURMONT NEE, EX. 1900, or after