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MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

INDIAN CHIEF 1884: excellent condition,
good tires: 500 cash Columbia 3tnO'
Apt. SOB. all day Sunday. q
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE, 1898: 5000; good
condition: cash only: extra equipment in
cluded, windshield, lap robe, extra saddle
Call CO 1887. -
HARLEY-DAVIDSON 1898 81" over
head excellent condition. excellent tires;
$3.50 cash. Columbia 5000, Apt. SOB. Sun.
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IL ~ NJ ~ GARDNER-J. E KELLY.
CYRUS KFISER Jr,
Wv - ,rrn .o-I sc

BETHESDA. MD. NEAR NEW NAVAL HOS
p!tal-BrlCk, = rooms, 1O-ft living room
with fireplace. oil heat. built-in garage;
$3.50. -
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NASH 1914 coach: by original owner. good
Sligo 26l3
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PLYMOUTH 1910 4-door trunk sedan: ex-
cellent rubber; S565: easy C. M A. c.
terms. Open until s pm. Sat. and Sun.
Chevy Chase Motor Co., 7l05 Wisconsin
ave. WI 1885.
PLYMOUTH 1910 4-door de luxe sedan;
tires less than 5000 miles: clean through
out. Call RE. 1887 between 9:15 and 3 pm.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

FOR SUMNER SCHOOL. CAMP, CLUBS,
etc Ice. grounds big trees, on water front;
lT-rm house. bedrms. with run. water;
all imp: mr.. Annapolis. Box 470-K, Star.
NEW GROOM, 2-BATH HOME, BEAUTI-
fully furnished; acre of ground; S110.
EAKIN PROPERTIES. INC, Falls
Church 1873.
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY TO RENT
ultra modern home in delightful COM
munity. Beautiful lawn with trees; perfect
transportation; S100 monthly Phone Ma
6134. or Kensington 563.
NEW TWO-STORY. GROOM BRICK HOME
l2-acre lot; air-cond. oil heat; now vacant:
owner on premises. 4S07 Fox ST., Berwyn,
w. Lirdley ave, Phila., Pa. s.
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CHEVROLET 1899 coupe: 10000 miles;
$500, Call Hobart 61O0, Apt 5l". Sstur-
day between 2:30 and 900, or Sunday
hetWesn .O0 and 600.
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CHEVROLET 1871 Master de luxe town
sedan; 10000 miles heater and oil flter
perfect condition: original owner; highest
cash offer Phone Trinidad 1855.
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CHEVROLET Al 1898 sedan; good tires.
radio and heater. Call TR. 26O6. ADD
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OVER e ACRES-ALA. AVE.

OVER e ACRES-ALA AVE.
Over 50O-ft front, commanding view
nt the city and Fort Dupont Park. VIII
sell all or part. If you want choice
ground be sure 10 see this. Zoned 40ASR,
branch office. 32l1 Penn ave. Sc. Ii. 1000.
ADELBERT ". LEE.
1343 H ST NV. Dl- 1900.
IL SEMI-DETACHED LOTS. SUITABLE
for three s-famlly fats or 10 semi detached
houses. near heart Of Clarendon. Va. Write
or phone Mr Walter.
B F SAUL CO,
a"5 18th 81 NV National "lno
2gO, ,UOo SO FL WHOLE OR PART. SEC
ond commercial. row house and warehouse
ground. 1850 Il. on b. Q. Rallroad
Any broker.
J. S GRUVER,
1910 Woodward Bldg. MA O1lI.-
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PONTIAC l94I de luxe sedan: all extras
good tires: $500 cash, balance monthly
payments TO bank. Phone after pm.
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Fly THE ECONOMICAL WAY! Club form
ing on Taylorcraft. Call Mr.: Macdonald
WA 6l55 or Mr Demetry, CHI. 1870 after
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Almost new broom brick. foored attic
with 4 large window full basement: air
matev Owner left for service. Phone
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CHEVROLET sedan; fine condition. rubber
fair Bought new car, will sacrtfce. 81 90.
.o4 Sheridan ST. NV. Call after b p m
Or Sunday
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PONTIAC 1941 de luxe Torpedo 4-door:
low mileage owner going in service; $3.50.
Lincoln f3HS
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STORES FOR RENT.

STORES FOR RENT.
1880 7th T.-STOREROoM Is FIT BY so
IT.: :! rooms in rear. full basement. Apply
HIMMELFARB PROPERTIES, 414 K st.
NV. Metropolitan 1101.
TAKOMA PARK 216 CARROLL AVE
Suitable most any business. Size is TT.
by "a #; rent reasonable. Apply HIM
MELFARB PROPERTIES, 414 K st. NV.
Metropolitan 1107.
CN 18th ST. JUST NORTH OF PARK RD
Store l9x40. storage room in rear. Two
show windows, heat furnished. Call or
see Mr. Marshall.
1417 x st. MA. 1900
81 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
3 exposures, large store and basement;
I755 COLUMBIA RD. NV.
Large, bright store; newly redecorated;
G W SIMPSON CO, INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. ME. 500.
IL 7th ST. NE.-S7O.
Large Store. Basement; on Alley: 25xS5 Ft.
SAM ROSEY. AID. 200.
DOWNTOWN-LOW RENT.
Excellent, chance; blk. from statler
ness. 1924 M st. NV. Phone MA. 5437 or
TR. 6595.
Georgia Ave. Mr.. Kennedy st.
one-story store. rental $50 mo. Avail
SHANNON & LUcHs CO.
1905 st. NV. National 2345.
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PONTIAC 1871 Torpedo sedan like new:
! good tires and one new spare. Adams
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CHEVROLET 1897 de luxe coupe; heater;
newly overhauled: tires almost new: clean
inside out: bargain. S325. MI. 1895
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stone and brick. garage porch, rec room
$3.50: large 2;-story brick, + r, Gara5e
porch: all have LARGE rooms; S9.45o. corner
lot, brick and stone, this is beautiful
home $3.50; substantial cash payment
Box 3HO-I.. Star s.
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PONTIAC 1912 business coupe: 3OO0
miles; heater ration card not necessary.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

NEAR GRANT CIRCLE. 324 vARNUM ST,
NV = Easy entrance, large driveway.
Taylor 4492. -
PRIVATE TILE GARAGE, 20 FIT. PAVED;
lighted alley. Between 3rd and 4Lh. aho
w ne. 50 month. Apply 3l4 ST. ne.
Phone North O423.
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PONTIAC 1885 de luxe 4-door trunk sedan;
heater' Immediately clean. good tires, etc:
STD. terms. Call DU. 1858 Dealer
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$3.50 This Groom brick house only
=. years old Isl floor. large IIv ng room
with fireplace dining room, kitchen with
plenty OF cupboard space. bedroom with
" large closets, tile bath with stall shower;
md floor > large bedrooms, tile bath,
large closets. near bus
V EHRHARDT, Glebe 1858, OK 1850.
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PONTIAC 1887 4-door de luxe sedan;
radio heater defroster. Excellent con-
dltlOn. Private oWner PA oaS4
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FOR RENT FURNISHED.

ARLINGTON, VA.
rooms, oil heat; $40: rooms. oil
heat: Sl0O Il rooms . baths, oil heat;
$3.50 C. w. CLEVER CO., INC, ll23 N.
Irving St. Arlington.
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LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1910 convertible club
coupe; maroon finish like new. 10000
miles; tires must be seen TO be appreciated
Price. Sl,l95. Call Georgia 241O
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WEST OF FALLS CHURCH.
81 425 CASH NEEDED,

New brick. highway frontage, lots
over 5000 square #. in each: or houS
with ore lot. $4,000 Phone oxford u:}222e
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BUICK la4l Super ,edanette: perfect con-
dtion. excellent tires, low mileage. Ord
wav O346.
BUICK 1897 Roadmaster; black, custom
features clean, fine radio and heater.
heavy-duty safety white-wall tires; perfect
nneratinR cond Sh5O co R11S
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PLYMOUTH 194I like new. lst owner: S
excellent tres low mileage; $3.50. Phone
Republic 7O44
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LINCOLN 1887 4-door sedan. Al condi-
ton sold for 81 800: radio, heater. 3 new
white Side-wall tires: reasonable offer ac-
cepted; no dealers. Cathedral Garage
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PLYMOUTH l94I de luxe business coupe
1000 miles, new tires, one owner. Call
Franklin 0663. s.
PLYMOUTH 1910 2-door sedan Q3.5OO
nil; original owner; $3.50 cash. See to
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PONTIAC I94l de luxe So 4-door trunk
sedan: very low mileage; one owner Sa9g
radio and heater: perfect condition; $3.50.
CHEVROLET 194I de luxe sport sedan;
radio and heater white sidewall tires, Ike
practically new tires. COAST-IN Pom
TIAC > locations. 400 block Florida ave.
evenings until q
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20 o.4oN--BEAU IlFUL NEW BUNGALOW.
rooms, bath. h h-w.h.. oak floors, painted
walls, unfinished attic. full basement. large
'ide porch; lot $40 frontage. Corner
Reading and Grandln ave. Rockville. Md,
Montgomery Co. Ma, 5363: eve, TR. 031O.
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CADILLAC 194l two-tone 4door sedan;
looks like new. perfect tires. 1000 miles.
Owner. DI 6S7S; Sunday. RA 2243
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OLDSMOBILE 1871 convertible: radio
heater. transportation extras: two-car
family; will sacrifice this extra car. Sl.O50;
no trade. Call Georgia 334l Sat after 8,
Sun before 2
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KIRKSIDE.
SILVER SPRING.
$500.

CAPITOL HILL-LINCOLN PARK
Available for occupancy about April !:
Ar an !, attractive brick home of SIX. rooms,
tance to Navy Yard. AS an investment
or home it will be hard 10 duplicate. Eve
or Sun. phone Temple !7GS
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CHRYSLER 1910 New Yorker 4-dr sed,.;
excel. cond.. fluid drive. overdrve, rad.
and heater: $500 mi: 4 prac. new tires.
excel spare and orig. tires good Tor
10 600 mi. all tires white sidewalks;
orig. owner; S1,225. 1341 Randolph st. n ".
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LA SALE 1887 cOnv. sedan; tires. radio.
heater, excel. cond.; priced by draftee Tor
immed. sale; $500 WI. 0S43.
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PACKARD 1899 2-door trunk sedan;
oneowner automobile: has had exception
ally good e eaIe; nne 9,n tires; S2S3.
o. % Nichols Ave E Lincoln s 90.
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PACKARD l94l Clipper sedan: beautiful
black finish. electromatlc clutch; less
10000 miles: tires perfect. consider $3.50
cash. balance payments. Call Chestnut
1000. Ext. 4S2 anytime week end or after
Il weekdays
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PACKARD l6O model. 1871. few months
old. driven $500 miles, as good as new;
will sell at 20co discount from cost.
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81 -5o-TEBNS
J IN VA-l0c FARE ZONE:


"a BUNGALOW, bath. cleo, furnace heat;
close schools transportation, ERWIN
REALTY co. Call HyattsvIlle 0334; ewes,
W r-leld lnG1
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BUICK 1899 sport coupe: good condition
all around, good tires; $3.50. Call EN-.
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OLDSMOBILE 1871 station wagon and
Oldsmoblle l94l flve-passenger coupe the
above two fine Hydramatic cars run Just
unoer and over 1000 miles OF very careful
driving: fully equipped with best makes Of
RADIOS. heaters. clocks. etc: offered for
quick sale By, original purchaser: both are
only Just broken IN, with excellent tires.
OF course: cash or will consider trade on
good late-model Chevrolet or Ford station
wagon. Phone Adams S146. 1904 32nd
ST. NV No dealersD
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PLYMOUTH 1871 2-dr de luxe sedan.
This IS one-owner Trew value guaranteed
car with very low mileage and excellent
tires. 1t has been thoroughly checked from
tom radio and heater Liberal trade-in
allowance and Is months to pay Now
1895 TREW MOTOR CO., Atm and Pa.
ave e
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEW BUNGALOWS AT S6,OOO-5 ROOMS
venent 1Td nath saFaes fs
III 44li Lee highway Arlington Va. CHI
IF YOU NEED 4 GROOM HOUSE I'VE WE
open until pm; tonight ;r,, Arlington Dyi; Ply
f,Sn Iee HsEAay kEAaTY cA ASsqf5ares fs cx 1HS s
WE OFFER BUNGALoW-TYPE HOMES,
out question the BEST BUYS in @-bedroom
ton ton once open ptiStTq til c pm. 'U REAITY As-
SOCRATES, INC, 47I6 Lee Highway. CH.
143S. OK. 1870
NEARBY VA.-HOUSE. FIVE ROOMS AND
ap2os saf se ys nnng wasr asx
NEARBY VA.-MgsT BE SOLD: RECENT
low, with S.400 feet of ground will .sacri-
flee for S4,5OO terms Chestnut 6343.
rms. hall, bath. large porches. lovely floors;
bright basement: insulated: garage; paved
St; large yard; blocks cars bus So. 200 !;
1899 So
! ACRE. LARGE ROOMS. HOUSE, AMI,
and bath; lear garage; shade and fruit
trees; bargain at $3.50: cash. $3.50: $40
mo. HARRIS ROGERS, Hyatts. o4t62,
BEVERLY HILLS : Is ROOM. > BATH
owner being transferred. BIOS Circle Hill
rd., Alex. Va Temple 451S.
GROOM FRAME HOUSE, FULL BASE
ment, bath, h-wh., garage in basement:
la-acre; in Vienna, Va; $3.50, s.. 900
NEY. phone "lS. Vienna. Va.
NEAR CLARENDON - 5-ROOM BRICK
and asbestos, lot 67xl50; $3.50 terms.
oxford 0575, evenings Chestnut 5llO.
5-RCON BUNGALOW 63u7 NOEL ST.
Seat Pleasant. Nd: S3,400: $1,000 cash.
Call Wartield 1856.
TAKoMA TAI MDWMAr 0od P0ME 5e}.Ics FOR OR
RANGED: vacant: DR.. and b. COTTAGE m j.
LOT lOOx300 high, wooded. HYATTS-
VILE, > r, and b. a mi. lot 50xl40, big
trees, 2-car gar: $3.50. low. terms: va
cant. BIG LIST N E. RYoF co, 1916
n. Y ave MA 1907. Res, GE. 6l46.
Farms. shore cottages
MODERN BUNGALOW. OIL HEAT. STOVE.
Fris sidaire, fireplace. built-in garage, one
half acre. SIX miles D. c. 1000 down.
JOHN BURDOFT. ColeSVille, Md. Ashton
3S26. Open evenings.
3as ACRES LAND IN sUITIAND, MD,
near Govt. BLDG. schools and bus. Phone
Spruce o149-J
$1,000 FOR A BEAUTIFUL @-BEDROOM
house OF your lot plans a. our office, l1th
and S. Glebe rd ArlnHton. W. H BA-
CON, Jr., INC. OK "51l. 90
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PLYMOUTH 1885 sport coupe: very clean,
excellent tires. special today at only SlS9
COAST-N PONTIAC.
400 Block Florida Ave N E AT 1000
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PACKARD Clipper l94I: 5000 mi. a prac-
tically new. fine car, heater, seat covers,
tires excellent of course. OR. 0q34
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CHEVROLET 1890 2-door sedan; excellent
Ger ordered away, will sacrifice; terms can
be arranged for responsible purchaser.
Nolan Finance. llO2 N. Y. ave. RE. loo.
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FOR SALE AT WHOLESALE PRICEs-i93e
Ford station wagon. radio. heater, good
tires S@59: also 1925 Ford sedan. very
clean. good tires, SI60. Robey Motors,
45@l i4th 81. nv. Georgia 9S09
'36 PACKARD I2O; new tires. $3.50. ~
Nash %" excellent tires. $50. Woodley
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BUICK 1a4l 4-dr sedan; radio and heat
er; Sl.O7g; $3.50 cash will buy this besuti-
fIl bright rust-colored special with white
sidewalks one owner: you will go far to
fnd car nice as this; need quick cash.
FR NhQh after
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

NEAR MICHIGAN AVE.
BY owner Brick row house with six
rooms and bath , porcheS. Rental, 50
mo Open daily u TO s pm.
25ll North CAPITOL St. Dupont 2034 s.
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PLYMOUTH 1898 2-door sedan; good run
ming order; 500. Private owner. 22O9
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PLYMOUTH 1889 de luxe sedan; black
perfect in all respects, tires like new;
private owner: sacrifice if sold today
S3a5; on terms; save $40. See Mr.. Roper,
l2n5 lAth ST n ". DE $500.
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DODGE, 1887; first-class condition; rea-
sonable. A. Hamlin, Texaco station,
Carroll and Grant ayeS, TakOma Park, Nd.
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5.95O-LOOK!-S5,95 $50.
PROP. SALE OR RENT.

600 Hopkins ave, Coral Hills. Md
rooms and bath, large attic. Owner being
transferred. Open Sunday 10-6.
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BUICK 1871 business coupe standard
heater; 800 miles. car bought and useA
only by myself in excellent condition;
81 n0n cash Call GeorRla 1000. g
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PLYMOUTH 1871 4-door de luxe sedan;
heater. radio. excellent tires; owner leav-
ing town; $3.50 cash or terms arranged
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PLYMOUTH 1910 four-door de luxe: good
Tres: $3.50 cash HO. S2l5.
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DODGE Al 2-door custom sedan: fluid
drive; radio. heater; 5000 mi: draftee
must sell; $4,000. GL. 371e. g.
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! HUDSON TERRAPLANE 937 4-dr IT
sedan; unusual condition, good tires, etc,
/
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R, ON > FLOORS. AUTO
mauc oil heat, eaarage Colonia! porch
dition throughout 524 Columbia rd. Nv.
OPEN 10 AM 10 PM.
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-12
Russia and Britain Sign 2O-
 Year Mutual Assistance Treaty

UNDATED June II (AP) - Russia and Britain signed 20-year mutual assistance treaty the Axis armies pressed violent assault the key Black Sea naval base at Sevastopo and the Germans announced the capture of strategic post in the the battle of North Africa The revelation that Russa's foreign minister, Mootov will come to the United States after negotiations in London, led to speculation that he might be arranging similar pact with the United States.
 Anthony Eden said the pact was signed on May 18th Eden said the pact directed against Hiterite Ger many" The signatory powers pledged themselves to rebuild postwar Europe the designs of the famous Atlantic Charter signed by President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill The pact provides for con action to preserve peace and resist aggression in the post period and pledges the nations not to enter any negotiations with the Hitler regime any German government which fails to renOunce aggres- sion. Japan not mentioned in the treaty.
 Eden's disclosure that Molotov had been to Wash ngton was accompanied by the comment that the SQ- vet Commsar held the most useful and satisfactory talks with the President
 In the North African front, Htlers command assert ed that Axis troops captured Bur Hachen, southern anchor of the 50-mile British defense line, while the British declared that the Free French defenders have beaten off series of assaults the key outpost
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-12
Russia, Britain Sign 20-Year Pact
Navy DiscIoses Carrier Lexington
 Sunk By Japs Battle Coral Sea

WASHINGTON, June 12 (AP) - The Navy an- nounced the loss of the carrier Lexington result of the battle of the Coral Sea, which prevented the Japs from either invading isoatng Australia. The loss disclosed in connection with official review of the Navys part in the entire Coral Sea campaign starting March 10 at New Guinea and running through May 8, when enemy aircraft inflicted such damage on the Lexington that several hours later she exploded and sunk, but with relatively light loss of life. The Navy said 92 percent of her personen were rescued The review showed that the Coral Sea campaign. end- ing dsasrousy for the enemy cost the Japs than l5 ships sunk, two probably sunk and 20 damaged.
 The only American losses were the 33,000 ton Lex ington, the tanker Neosho and the destroyer Sims large part of the personnel of the Neosho and the Sims were rescued and reached port.
 As against these losses the Navy announced that the Japs suffered the loss of aircraft carrier three heavy cruisers light cruiser, two destroyers, and several transports and small supply vessels; severely damager and probably sunk one cruiser and one de- stroyer; and severely damaged, than 20 ships n cuding aircraft carrier, three cruisers two air craft tenders and three destroyerS
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-12
Accounts of Battle of Midway
 Reveal How Japs We're Beaten

UNDATED June Il (AP) - Dramatic new ac- counts of ta battle of M dwav revealed that American Flying Fortresses and other U S. forces broke 10 two huge Jap fleets and beat eff an attack by 80 enemy planes and saved the Hawaiian islands from invasion Admiral Nitz said perhaps half the enemy ships were sunk CT damaged in the thee-day battle in which Jap suffered the greatest naval disaster in history
 Nimtz said thousands of JapS must have perished left to drown by their shipmates flight before the Americans. The battle ended Saturday when the U S. forces lost contact with the enemy in darkness "A better show than the world seres,' jubiant members of one of the armies big B-l7 bombers, sum- med up the battle
 Two big enemy armadas approached Midway on June 3rd with a train of transports striking from the west while a powerful battle squadron steamed up from another direction according to eye witness re- ports. American Army, Navy, and Marine fiers n- dlcated that about 20 ships In the transport force and "sone 20 to 25 ships in the battle squadron.
 Getting in the first decisive blow, U S. Army bomb CTS made contact with the enemy far west Of Midway the afternoon of June 3rd This apparently was the Jap transport column. In medium altitude attacks braVng terrific barrage of anaircraft fire the army planes hit and set fire to Jap cruiser battleship and also left transport and destroyer in flames The following morning. June 4th, U. S. Marine dive bomb and Army Flying FortresseS smashed the Jap battle fleet 5O miles off Midway, nfictng heavy damage to the enemy. Full details not released
 Col. Walter Sweeney of San Francisco led the squad of Flying Fortresses in the attacks June 3rd and 4th and gave graphic description: "Ihere was big battle line of deStrOyers outside of them cruisers and batteships, and away back the carriers. When we picked out target picked the biggest carrier and headed for it. The minute bomb bays opened ack-ack started coming up It fine shooting. The Japs must have good range finders because the first shots were right at our altitude The Jap ships started frantic escape maneuVers but pattern bomb hit the carrier We got at least definite hit the port bow. We flames and smoke after the explosion. A few Zero fighters came up at but we lost them quick ly due to speed and their faint heartedness.
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-12
National Rubber Collection Drive June l5 to 30

WASHINGTON, June 12 (AP)
 - President Roosevelt announc- ed that an intensive campaign for the collection of the nations old scrap rubber supply will start June Is and last through June 30th. Individuals were urg ed by the President to search in bssementS, attics and backyards for all items of rubber discarded ar which can be discarded. Four hundred thousand filling stations will serve as collection depOts and will pay one cent pound for all rubber brought in The government will reimburse them at that scene.
 The President declaring the rubber situation is extremely ser ious, again urged the people to cut down pleasure driving and reduce both auto and speed mil age.
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-12
Russians Better Positions Al SevastOpol Despite
 Constant German Attacks

MOSCOW, June l2 (AP) - After beating off week of vIr- tually constant German on -laushts. the defenders of Sev- as'opol counter attacked ard i'm proved some of tlza. positions, Russian Army dispatches said. There were no further details.
 Tn the Ukraine d midnight com munique said Russian forces are putting up d violent defensive fight against the advance of Ger man tanks and infantry east of Kharkov.
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-12

that Molotov visited this country gave no additional details on the second front nor did the state ment say whether the agreement was to open such a front or not to do so. The White House said also that they attained a unity in views on two other vital queS- tions pertaining to the war efforts measures increasing and speed ing up of supplies, planes, tanks, and other kinds of war materials from the U. s. to Russia, and fundamental problems of coop eration between the Soviet un- ion and the United States in safe guarding the peace and security of freedom-loving peoples after the war
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-12
Pay Adjustment Goes to President For Consideration

Washinqton, June II (AP)
 - Completed Compression al approval of the military wage adjustment bill, fix ing the minimum pay scale at $50 a month in the arm ed forces, becomes effect i've June lst, 1942. The Sen ate adoption conference sent the measure to the President for his considera ton The estimated cost will be an additional half a billion or more yearly.
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-12
Nazis Report Successes East of KharkOv

BERLIN June l2 lAP) - Ger man forces east of Kharkov car ried out successful attacks in in creasing volume, the German command reported. On the Sev- astopol front, a communique said attacks around numerous de fense works of the Russians gain ed ground in stubborn fighting, and repeated enemy counter at tacks collapsed with heavy loss- es.
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-12
British, German ArmOred Forces Locked In Battle In Libyan Desert

CAIRO, June 12 (AP) - Brit ish tanks are locked in a bitter battle with German armored forces about 90 miles southeast of Tobruk. in an effort to block the drive of three strong col umns which turned northeast ward toward that objective, af- ter forcing the Free French out of Bir Hacheim, southern anchor of the British line. Harmat, 6 miles south of the desert track crossing at Kuightsbridge around which centered much of the battling of this German of fensive, is the general scene of the engagement
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-12
To Increase Federal Tax On Cigarettes

Washinaton, June Il (AP)
 The House Ways and Means committee decided to increase the federal tax on cioaretes from six and one-half to seven cents per package in order to raise $65,000. .O00.
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-12
MoIotov and Roosevelt Reach Full
 U Understanding Regarding End Front

WASHINGTON, June II (AP) - The White House announced that the President and Foreign Minister Molotov reached full understanding" in conversa- tons in regard to the urgent task of creating second front in Europe in 1942 The White House. disclosing