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PROPOSALS..

PROCUREMENT DIVISION. PUBLIC
Buildings Branch, Washington. D. C., MAY
Z, l939.-Sealed bids in duplicate will be
publicly opened in this ONCE at 10 am
for Gallatln Statue at the u S. Treasury
Building, Washington, D. c. Drawing and
Speclhcations. not exceeding one set, may
be obtained from this Office in the discre-
tlon OF the Assistant Director of Procure
ment Public Buildings Branch. w E.
REYNOLDS. Assistant Director.
PROCUREMENT DIVISION PUBLIC
Building Branch. Washington. D. c. April
rs. 1939-Sealed bids in duplicate. sub
lect TO the conditions of Bulletin No. 81
(reyised) of the Federal Emergency Ad-
mTilnistration of Public Works, viii be pub
licly opened in this office at 10 am. Nav
l6, 1889: for furnishing and Installing
acoustic treatment in certain rooms and
1or wire mesh inclosure in the Federal
Trade Commission Building Washington.
may be obtained at this once in the dis
cretlon OF the Assistant Director of Pro.
Curement. Public Buildings Branch W. e.
REYNOLDS Assistant Director
BRs t6pPpR FER TIE zFss SALE R6S e sGsR
DRUMS PAPER sHAVINGs, ETc.-u. 5.
D G. April "a i939.Wsealed proposaIs pessils
will be. received at this. office until 2 O'Clock
sale Of Scrap Brass COPPER s zine. 1ron ama
Iron Drums. Paper Shavings Refuse Wood
and Sawdust which may accumulate. and
for the removal Of debris from the Gov
to reject any and ali bids and to waive
defects is reserved. Detailed Specifications
OF the estimated quantities to be sold ac-
regulations with which bidders must COM
ply may be Obtained by addressing A. E.
GIEGENGACK. Public Printer, myIs
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER g. SON. Auctioneei

ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers.
IS a. suiIpISd So - NoRTHsAsT coRAER lHl
FOE ANP SBEET Eos KN1WS WsSNsfN Af NoS oSrA
AND oNE.sToRy DETAcHEp FRAME
sTREE4 ssTHRNEGAF2SD SoETEMfsF # Np 4lo7 DAVENPORT
in Liber 649o at folio 3o3. one Of the Land
Records for the District of Columbia.
by, the UNDERSIGNED trustees will offer for
sale at public auction at the Davenport st.
front Of the building at the northeast cor
NV. on MONDAY. THE Ell EiGHTH HfHf'Iosl' DAY OF
my he P ooH8e a8s At FogR ocLocR
$50, to thirty-three I33j inclusive in John
Mshers subdivision of lots in block num-
part of ,'Friendship' and Mount Airy
as per plat Of first mentioned subdivision
se m of o esf a the m 5es @ for
folio SO Said property being now desig-
nalsd as kots 30 M 81 Ia sos and sos in
Terms OF sale: one-fourth of purchase
money to be paid in cash. balance 70 be
Ave t5@) per .centum per annum. PAYABLE
Quarter -annualy, from day of sale. Sc
cured by first deed of trust upon property
sold or all cash at option of purchaser
A deposit of $1,000 REQUIRED OF purchaser
at sale Examination OF title documentary
tes @ eos o Terms
to be complied with within 80 days from
sale, otherwise trustees reserve right to
resell property at risk and cost of default
tisement of such resale in some newspaper
published In Washington. D. c.
JAMES J. BECKER, Trustee.
sos E ST. NV. d. C.
JESSE 1; HEIskELL, Trustee.
Ills Eye St. NV. D. C.
ap21 29-myl .3,5,6S
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AUTO PARTS.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

TIRES. 81 up.. Parts and motors. Ford,
Chev., Ply: Buick. Pontiac ETC.: Wholesale
prices: junk cars bought 955 Fla NV 81
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CASH PAID FOR USED CARS, regardless
OF year or model. See Mr. Roberts, 81 Eye
st. ne
CASH AT ONCE FOR CARS
Don't Sell Until You See Us
Whether Car Is Paid For or Not.
BARNES MOTORS, 1929 18th st.
CASH IMMEDIATELY.
II your car is not paid for we will pay
of your balance and give you the differ
ence in cash.
SUPERIOR MOTORS.
14th and P Sts. Dupont 1900.
CASH FOR ANY MAKE CAR.
WE PAY orr THE NOTES.
Leo Rocca, Inc.
6-7-9-11 N. Y Ave NE Natl 1891
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STORES FOR RENT,

STORE FOR RENT IN PROGRESSIVE CO.
lumba Heights; modern improved Office
warehouse, showroom and store approx
mately 1000 so. it.; heat furnished. rum
ming ice water; no parking worries, front
and back entrance: will subdivide Apply
at Sprins rd, Columbia 54OO.
900 PENNA. AVE sE.-2 SHOW WIN
dows. Between IS and 10" and theater.
J. H. R1ELEY. $50 Penna. ave. Sc.
STORE AND 2-RM.. BA APT, No I744
Columbia rd. NV. FULTON R GORDON.
l42l Eye ST. NV. District $3.50, evening
COR, 5th AND x SITS NW.-LARGE
business: Apply HIMMELFARB PROPER
TIES. 474 st. NV Metropolitan ll07.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD-FIRsT-
May -. Heat furnished. Reasonable
Downtown corner store near site of new
bus terminal Large show windows on
two streets Suitable for any service busi-
ness or Office.
Large store, and garage on. Connecticut
sox ave: m near Calvert st; Excellent location
30 BOSS 81 { PHELPsi n4ETias.
14l7 K st. NV. Natl 1900.
NAY i5.h AEk ENTRANcE sW so59sAy41hARhE On sAREETs
-AFFLECK. 2423 PA. AVE. REP. 1868.
:, QUE Gdo.s ST; AT WISCONSIN AVE, N.Wsoo
to 1000 so, #. Phone Michigan 1900
DESIRABLE LoCATIoN-SToRE AT Iith
and x SITS NV. REINER. Republic 2734.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

IN 1.-THE THE s71fsT sP1sTR1cT [c &C. COURT or THE
ARDsoN s,S 2 1sth Street STSoR wv Washfns- hiGH-
ton Ton. D. Bankrupt-In gankruptcy No.
FIRST MEETiNe.Nro eDr the creditor, roFs OF Of
David l. Richardson formerly trading as
nson Dc Tsvep e Of the c Of Wash
son has been duly adjudeed a bankrupt -,t on on
May 1859 and that m the sn rs ns 4e meeny aay Of Of
the UNDERSIGNED Referee in BanErgpscy! 9. SO q
Washington. D. C.. on the 10th day Of May,
1929, at ten O'Clock AM. at which place
prove 'e fher the ras Sad eped9rs may attend
point a committee Of creditors examine
the bankrupt. and transact such other busi-
a PRED efas Reterse ef1T @ Band Sad
rIptcy.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
J., United states for the District Of Co.
RI eF J HEhRhSa ndSduss any
cE 2a o5D s6p6Ftgf55 sfoR gazing 4 as Sax h sEs
hFEFSS q - E5ToSssE e +. fsSf
tors tors OF Andrew s. Herring and Thomas B.
nf nsrS bt trading ciR - ofk Tsr5aes Food
lumbia: Notice is hereby given that said
Andrew s. Herring and Thomas B. Usilton.
Jr.' ind;vldually and as co-partners trading
as as, Oak Terrace Food Store have been
duly, adjudged bankrupt on petition filed
by them on the 4th day OF May. 1885. and
that the first meeting of their creditors
Will be held at the ONCE of the UNDERSIGNED
Referee in Bankruptcy, S19 investment
Bldg. 18th and K Sts NV. Washington.
u G., ON the 10Th day of May. 1899, at
time the said creditors may attend. prove
their claims. appoint a trustee. appoint a
committee OF creditors. examine the bank
rupts. and transact such other business
as may properly come before said meeting.
FRED j. EDEN. Referee in Bankruptcy
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TRAILERS FOR SALE.

TRAILER UNIT-Car and trailer 1auto-
cruser) formerly used for commercial dis
play. Sacrifice for quick sale Natl. s677.
DE LUXE TRAILER. sleeps 4. oil heat
radio. awnings: good condition: sacrifce for
cash Shep 3S0i-W
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SALE SALT WATER SHORE PROP.
Cobb Island. Md; 5-room cottage, knotted
pine paneling; equipped with gas, cleo;
servants quarters. 2-car gar. T5-ft. pier;
deckhouse built over . bathhouses where
Wicomico and Potomac meet. Buildings
and game courts occupy 3, of an acre
any time Sunday MARION c. TOOMEY
Emer. $3.50. After Sunday, Rep. 1865.
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SUMMER CAMPS.
SEASHORE PROPERTY,

TAIL TIMBERs CAMP FOR BOYS. TALL,
Timbers Md. opens July l. Investigate
or call Adams 1928.
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FUTURE.
THOS J OWEN & SON, AUCT1ONEERS


TRUSTEES SALE OF PREMISES 1907
QUE, STREET NORTHWEST.
On FRIDAY n5AY ma NAY Twelfth I'VE EnCr l93s' At
viii offer for sale at auction. in front Of
the premises. lot 70 in SQUARE, 1873. i'm
proved by the above-numbered dwelling.
Terms of sale: $500 cash deposit. One:
third of the purchase money to be paid
in cash, balance payable equally. in one and
two years, bearing interest at SO per
annum and secured by first deed OF trust,
or al cash at purchasers option. Exami
nation Of title, conveyancing and revenue
stamps at purchasers cost. Sale to be be
stand forfeited and all Of the purchasers
t's"'' AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY.
BY VIM. I. BEALE,
Vice President.
GEORGE C. 0ERTMAN.
Trustees under Trust Agreement
dated August "a. 1888.
(0eal) Attest:
X il. SHIILNGToN.
0y1.3.6,6.1o,12 Assistant esesetary.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

$12,5OO.
First-Floor Bedroom and Bath.
Near Woodrow Wilson High.
practically new Cape Cod-type home,
situated on lovely corner lot at one Of
the highest points in the city and within a
few Of graded Junior and senior Io
place. dining room with bay window; 1st;
floor bedroom and complete bath: covered
fooms shd odsa nd bath sbose
recreation room, maids room and facilities.
The house is fully insulated. has automatic
FHos agd FsHR hsFf s s5safhfs Ie
BIsT, pr,,sS $500 OR sEyI EVENINGS CALL MR..
PETWORTH-$8,250.
- About ANbout ? years old; like new; rooms; 2 2
Ns $3.50 a. sfi n hse5 RoH Tempe
To Those Who Want a Real Home.
II II Is You. See These New
Will trade for small house or lots. Seven
rooms. . baths. clubroom. open fireplace.
Open for Inspection,
14l0 Whittier st. NV.
(ou. 18th st to Whittier, Right to
HousesD
1924 14tS wAslE 81 NV 4 JAMES ISc District aa4s.
BROOKMONT, MD.
On bluff overlooking the old canal and
Potomac is a small cottage set in the CEN
ter of a beautifully wooded lot Beautiful
flower gardens. Towering shrubs and many
other plantings The home has a beautiful
living room with fireplace and bookshelves
Fine modern kitchen and dining room .
large bedrooms and very large tiled bath;
lots of closet space; 2nd floor unfinished.
but room for . or 3 more rooms. Bathroom
has been roughed in; buit-in garage; large
screened porch clear across back of home.
Not new. but modern. and in perfect condi-
ton. Only $1,000 For further informa-
tion call j.: WESLEY BUCHANAN. Met.
l143. until pm.
ED-GEoRGEToWN. NEAR Gath
and @ n.w.-Bsauiful 6-rm -and bath
brick. h.-w.h. elec: Colonial front and
double rear, porches; large lot; everything
payment. balance easy monthly E A.
GARVEY lowner). Dist 450S, Sun. and
eve, Georgia $500
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

a7RqoM iEI ppIg ggNoALow ON LOTS g: s375 ;C
water bathing; Boating. fishins. club
house. stores. house delivery Ct groceries:
free school bus. Box 7S-B. Star
MEELD Estate @ PLUM ,s POINT INT Now se,g
sioeS SsS6 Of beautiful lots. none higher than
IP Yog DESIRE A. LOVELY eI ~. SHORE 9SE
Need fay Esae pam Paint eag e0qy to
Shore ks Jersey yh bsr Per
Dor. State road throuah. colony Lots
from from Sl5o 30 Houses Toys from $1,000 Season
WATER. FRONT PROPERTY AT WHITE
town, Md. on. State, road; 6-rm. ,bunga-
low, bath. and porches;, completely fur
aieed abie App2 ss fs0af se MRs sei reason
5o-FooT WATERFRONT LOTS, $3.50: 1
50. from water front, $500: Easy terms
and positively restricted: Plenty Of shade
Pny and o. eTssSo park eaf for m LIT Sshns
beaches and fishing grounds. 81 miles from
Monday Deep DSs cove aSS oSeroesne chesa
Side. PHfL1P G. AFFLEcK. 5423 Pa. ave
Rep. 1868 Ewes, Col. 960S.
GENUINE BARGAIN-FOUR RMS, BATH
private dGiH
cabin boat can be includ At beautiful ST.
herd 1886.
SHERWOOD FOREST = ATTRACTIVELY
furnished cottage, ami: near beach. club
house: 81 800. Make offer Adams O3SS.
COBB ISLAND - TWO WATER FRONT
lots. For quick sale. $500. Lincoln 1884.
evenings.
FOR SALE-WOODLAND BEACH NEW
4-room bungalow. clear: cleo, bath. corner
60x100; plenty shade; will consider trade.
Call Atlantic s634.
Ralow on Severn River; large porches, elec
light; fully furnished: Frigidaire; boats
phone and garage. Call Emerson 1905
6:30-S:3O pm
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

end COMMERCIALS VACANT: 518 End
st. n.w.-Over 1000 IT. floor space; mod
ern: 25-ft side alley: low price; terms.
LLOYD r. TURNER, 900 18th st. s.w. g.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
BUILDER WILL SACRIFICE; BALTIMORE;
new rms, BATH all conyeniences. for
1926 Schenly I'd. Baltimore. Nd.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY WANTED,
AUTOMOBILE LOANS.

SECOND TRUST NOTES SECURED ON
lew owner-occupied homes. Box 234-D.
Star
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LOTS WANTED.

WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR REASONABLE
lots in Northwest section W. T. GOTH
ERN. 9l3 New York ave. NV. Natl. 7416.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AOIVNNVouI6S FON SAkE.
BUICK 1888 5-passenger sedan; good fin-
ish, runs smooth and Is good buy; S195.
Mo'sS ae.s1 s .a
BUICK 1898 special convertible ,4-door
touring sedan: cost $1,66S: radio heater;
wheels mounted on side: mechanically and
appearance excellent throughout; price,
Mr.. Barnes. 1929 14th st. NV. Dec. 1890.
BUICK 1887 special 4-door touring sedan.
S675; also 1897 2-door special touring Sc
dan. S595, These cars excellent mechani-
See Mr.. Barnes. 1923 14th St NV.
CHEVROLET 1887 de luxe two-door sedan;
1921 Conn. Woodley s4O1. 0'
e1aS s miles sss g. s5s i1Gs pTcs s
5Y 3a5G conn. Sssa woo Woodley s3o1. l00o r0n'lA''
CHEVROLET 1885 master de luxe 2-door
Bypass. sedan: large trunk. original gray
paint. clean mohair upholstery. knee action.
and quiet. This eai careiully driven:
priced, S349 Cali National $3.50. HILL
g. TIBBTTTS. 1114 vt. ave.
CHEVROLET 1887 2-door touring sedan
Large trunk, plenty Of room and power
arsnes 1e res
spotlessly clean throughout; $465; guar
anfes. anG .'s ave. .%s nx t Nssl. 1000 0e' 0en
CHEVROLET 1888 trunk sedan; black
with whitehall ttres I radio and n heater snj
%Rsrasa Iotss seucs Co. . sfSs
&. nv. Adams 5000.
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sedan-Black safety-steel body and whip
cord interior very clean; fine floating power
engine famed for economy; very good
easy terms. Steuart Motors, 9th and N. Y.
aye n u 2D0D
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PLYMOUTH 1885 2-door sedan: runs good.
excellent paint; offered SPECIAL Just as
we received it for only S1s5. Warfleld
Motor Co Ford. Mercury. Lincoln Zephyr
dealer 2525 Sherman ave. Adams 5000.
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PLYMOUTH 1895 4-door trunk sedan: gum
metal finish and whipcord interior clean
and excellent. fine floating power engine.
very good tires. hydraulic brakes. safety
steel body; 1895; guaranteed; easy terms,
Lustine- Nicholson. Hyattsville. Greenwood
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PLYMOUTH 1885 2-door sedan; new black
finish, spotless inside. tiptop mechanically.
all good rubber: price value at S319; easy
terms. Lustine-Nicholson. Hyattsville.
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READ THIS.
3rd & MADISON SITS. NV.
GEORGETOWN.
WOODBRIDGE HOME.

Why pay rent? We offer lovely 6-rm.
home lovely lot, garage. near everything,
for S475O monthly. with small cash pav-
ment. Move in with deposit. H. C. MAY
NOR g. CO., 2314 r. I. ave. ne. North
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PLYMOUTH 1896 de luxe convertible sport
coupe; mechanically and appearance ex-
cellent: 1915: terms if desired See Mr..
Barnes, 1929 14th st NV Decatur 1890.
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$11,95O-CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Near schools and bus. A bedroom, 14xl4,
and complete bath on 1st floor 2 large
bedrooms ards beautiful tile bath on 2nd
floor. large storage closet: living room
13x23 with fireplace. recreation room, gas
heat. Lear garage. Owner leaving city,
priced to effect quick sale.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, Dist. 1411.
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STUDEBAKER coupe. 1887; 6-cyl.: black:
beautiful condition; used since new by
Veterans Bureau employee; S395. Flood
Pnntiac 1oO1 Conn WnndleY S401-
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TERRAPLANE 1885 coach; beautiful green
finish; inside and out this is clean and
in Al condition mechanically; price S265.
Warheld Motor Co. Ford. Mercury: Lin
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PLYMOUTH 1894 de luxe sedan: only run
% 900 miles: this car is an unusual buy.
1925: 1896 coupe radio and heater, $3.50.
See Mr. Barnes 100 14th ST Nv.
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PONTIAC 1888 sport coach: an attractive
car that will give some one many miles OF
good service; black finish: trunk, spare
wheels with metal tire covers. in fender
wells; S115. Pohanka Service. 1126 10th
st NV District 4l4l
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WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL"
Plymouth 1896 business coupe, black
finish with radio heater and fog light:
truly a perfect car: 1865.
Ready for Coast-to-Coast Travel.
CONDITIONED BY HALEY'S"
2020 NJ st. NV.
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PONTIAC 1888 coupe: radio; driven only
7OOC miles Just like new throughout.
Phone us for demonstrations $685.. Po-
hanka Service, 1926 Goth st. NV. Dist.
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TERRAPLANE 1886 2-doot trunk sedan;
exceptionally clean Throughout and mar
velous performer: fine tires sound and
dependable: S329: easy terms Lustine-
Nicholson Hyattsviile Greenwood 5000
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PONTIAC 1885 2-door touring sedan
Black Fisher body with no-draft ventilation.
knee-action smoothness, hydraulic brakes,
built-in trunk. You won't find cleaner
one in town. Guaranteed. 1885. Steuart
Motors 9Th and N. Y. ave. NV. Natl. 5000
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STUDEBAKER 1894 four-door sedan: g.
cyl: perfect Sl14 Flood Pontiac. 1921
Conn Woodley S4O1,
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PONTIAC 1896 de luxe four-door sedan,
6-cyl; Col. Young car: immaculate; S395.
Flood Pontiac. 1921 Conn. Woodley S401.
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NASH 1892 Ambassador 7-passenger. A.
door sedan; wheels mounted on side: car
a6ove average; priced for quick sale $3.50:
terms II desired. See Mr.. Barnes. 1729 14th
Of. NV. Decatur 1890.
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PONTIAC 1885 6-cylinder sedan; lrg;
interior Al. One owner, low mileage.
Special. two days only $500. Wade Buick
Co. Inc. used car lot. S2O6 Georgia ave.
Siluer SnrinR Md
The Nome nugget., 1939-07-10
TUBERCULOSIS MAY BECOME EXTINCT

NEW YORK - The virtual dis appearance of leprosy from the civilized world which has never been fully explained, may have some bearing on the modern cam paign for the complete elHnina- tion of tuberculosis, according to the statisticians of the Metropol- itan Life Insurance company. They declared that the two dread ills have so many points in com mon that similar factors may in fuence the ultimate trends of both diseases. In fact, there is a possibility that something of the sort actually has happened.
The Nome nugget., 1939-07-10

At the present time, although there are some 100000 lepers in the world, a single new case of the disease in a civilized land is so rare as to be a medical cu- riosity, in the United States, for instance, out of our annual total of nearly 1,500,000 deaths, only about 30 are caused by leprosy. Yet in the Middle Ages the dis ease was rampant in Europe as well as in Oriental lands.
 In the 14th century, however, the Black Death came to smite Europe. It is variously estimated that one quarter to one third of the population of Europe suc- cumbed to the Scourge. It has been suggested that from that time dates the rapid and unexplained decline of leprosy towards its present negligible position as a mortality factor in civilized lands and something analogous. and al- so not fully explained, happen ed to tuberculosis after the in fiuenza epidemic of 1918-19 The tuberculosis death rate took a sudden plunge then and has kept on dropping ever since.
 For both leprosy and tuber- culosis the precise cause of the sudden decline in mortality is somewhat yelled in mystery, al though in the case of tubercul- osis, modern methods of treat ing individual patients and inn proved public health policies have been important factors in reducing mortality. But it does appear that the decline in lep- rosy followed close upon the end of the Black Death scourge, and in our own time we have seen tuberculosis mortality rates an analogous downward plunge after the great influenza epidemic of 1918-19.
 Are these coincidences And is the secret bound up in the disappearance of leprosy gone forever or will it be uncovered someday and assist us in the complete elimination of tubercul osis as danger to human health and life
The Nome nugget., 1939-07-10
Canned Salmon Subject To lnten- sive Competition

The intensive competition for the consumers attention faced by Alaska's canned salmon from sea food items produced in other areas was pointed out recently by A. w. Brindle, president of Wards Cove Packing Company.
 When the American house. wife goes into her grocery store to buy foods for her family din- ner, she has a far wider choice today than she had years ago. The grocery industry is now eel ebrating it's Parade of Progress" to dramatiZe the change that has come over the grocery business, and one of the major themes is this wide variety of foods that is now offered the consumer.
 While this wide variety is a boon to the housewife, it really means new competition for the older established foods, such as canned samon. Canned fish from other regions have come into prominence Many other protien foods such as macaroni, and can ned meats have come into prom inence," Brindle said.
 "As one example of the compet ition which has grown up, con- sider the canned fish industry in California, In 1912, California canned 75,000 cases of tuna and 19,774 cases of sardines, total of 93,774 cases. In that year, mackerel had not yet been put 1 in cans. Now look at what the same region did last year. The California tuna pack was 2,537,- 977 cases. The sardine pack 2,427, 249 cases. And mackerel amount ed to 945,59 cases. A total in California alone of 5,910,819.
 Tn addition to this California pack a large amount of tuna came in from Japan and Hawaii. All in all, canned salmon went into a domestic market shared by more than six million cases of other canned fish last year.
 Brindle pointed out that the price competition from these fish items was particularly severe. California sardines, packed in 48 one pound tails are selling at $265 per case, and mackerel at $330 per case.
 Such low prices create very severe competition for Alaska Pinks and Chums which in the main are eaten by the same class if consumers as now use sardines and mackerel," he said Tuna fish in many homes has supplant ed to some extent the previous demand for such items as red salmon, echoes, and chinooks.
 Another factor which has materially increased the competi tion faced by canned salmon, and which makes it difficult to ob- tain good retail prices for our product is the increased avail ability of fresh fish in many of the large cities of the country. Twenty years ago, canned sal mon suffered very little from competition of fresh fish. Poor refrigeration and slow transporta tion kept fresh fish consumption close to the seacoast Today that has all changed
 With modern refrigeration, fast rail transportation and speedy fishing vessels, fresh fish distribution has spread far in land. In metropolitan markets in the eastern part of the United States, it is common to see fresh fish retailing at five cents per pound.
 This increase in competition on all sides has made the task of marketing Alaska's salmon at reasonable prices an extremely difficult problem" Brindle con- cluded.
The Nome nugget., 1939-07-10
Wien Airlines Activities

Friday evening Pilot Sig Wien made a flight to Kotzebue, Deer ing, and Taylor. Passengers car ried were C. T. Stenson for Kot- zebue; Ross Kinney, Claude Ster ling, and E. Lottsfeldt, Deerng to Taylor.
 Yesterday Pilot Wien made one trip to Taylor with freight. After returning to Nome he made two trips to Bluff. Vance Pearse, Warren Kerr, Ray De vine, and Poe Petrie were pas sengers to Nome from Bluff.
 The Ford and Hamilton re- turned to Nome yesterday and left again for Fox Bar with freight.
The Nome nugget., 1939-07-10

You can save 200 by paying six months in advance for your sub.
 scription to The Nome Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1939-07-10

Today freight IS being carried ito Fox Bar and Noxapaga and Taylor with the Ford and Ham, ilton.
 Sig made one flight to Taylor this morning with freight. After returning to Nome he left for Bluff to bring w. H. Loerpabel and J. G. Calvin 10 Nome.
 Several trips are scheduled for northern points this afternoon with the Cessna.
The Nome nugget., 1939-07-10

ALASKAS CHILDREN ARE LUCKY all attend schools noted The Canned Industry has pays proportion of territorial operate your school system Thus the Salmon Industry helps give your children good in life.