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The Nome nugget., 1942-06-08
Presence of Jap Transport Indicated
 Goal Was Actual Conquest of Midway

HONOLULU, June 6 (AP) - The crushing defeat of the Jap fleet which attempted to seize Midway Is- land in desperate bid for control of the midPacifc grew in proportions the United States pressed home new attacks on the enemy, which appeared be limp ing away, possibly presaging victory even greater than that of the Coral Sea. Admiral Chester Nimtz said Jap aircraft carriers battleships cruisers and transports were dealt damaging blows and while it is too early to claim major Jap defeat, it may be conservatively stated that the U S. control remains firms in the Midway area" The Pacific conmander-n- chief announced last night that the "eneny appears to be withdrawing, but we are continuing the batle.'
 No actual sinkings listed in cryptic accounts of he battle which the Japs opened with carrier-based planes Thursday, after possible fenting attack on Dutch Harbor but Nmitz said a Jap aircraft carrier hit by the aerial defenders in the first stages of the
 fighting and was later struck by three orpedoeS "As more reports come in it appears that enemy damage is very heavy indeed involving ships in each the car rier batteship, cruiser, and transport claSseS'
 In the first mention of transports for landing support
 the belief is that the huge Jap forces, rskng much in assault so far from their home base had as their goal the actual conquest of Midway In desperation from impending defeat, the Japs reported to have machine-gunned U. S. fers forced to bail out during dog fights Americans adrft in rubber boats are be- ieVed to have suffered similar treatment
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-08
Jap Plan Occupation Hawaii Shattered U. s. Forces In Pursuit Remnants Fleet

PEARL HARBOR, Honolulu June 2 (AP) - The Japanese plan for occupation of the Hawaiian Islands pursuit of crippled remnants of the enemy fleet Ad- miral Nimitz, commander-in-chief of the Pacific feet said tonight that the Japanese appeared to be with drawing and contact lost with the enemy during the night He said it does not that pursuit has been abandoned
 Two, perhaps three Japanese carriers and a Japan ese destroyer sunk and destruction and damage inflicted on at least 13 other enemy warshps All airplanes lost the carriers definitely sunk. Nimtz said most of the planes destroyed on one two of the carriers damaged Other Japanese losses included three battehps damaged heavily four cruisers damaged, two badly: and three transports damaged.
 American warship losses were reported as one de- stroyer sunk and aircraft carrier hit Casualties were light in the battle which commenced with the opening of an attack on Midway Island Thursday.
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-08
British Pound Axis Forces In Libya Back

London, June 6 (AP) - The British, now in armor- ed superiority in the Lib- yan action, are pounding Marshal Rommel's batter ed tank spearhead back to- ward the gap in the British lines. A military comment ator said Lieut.. Gen. Neil Richie retains the initia- tive after driving the Ger mans out of Tamar, west of kingsbridge, in an at tack which started two nights ago and appeared to have developed into a B sided onslaught.
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-08
Defeated Japs Flee From Midway
Adm King Asserts Dutch Harbor Action Continues
Admiral King Declares Midway Battle
 May Decide Course of War In Pacific

WASHINGTON June 8 (AP) - Desperate ef- forts to break the growing might of Americas air and power in the Pacific, were predicted by informed quarters the only course left for the enemy now clearly the defensive subsequent to the U. S. vic tory in the battle which started with the repulse of huge attacking force Midway Island last week Au- thortes said the Japs must either initiate new opera tons somewhere along the sweeping defense line from Russ;a-Alaska-Australia else by inactivity, admit eventual complete defeat even before the grand of fensive of the United Nations starts rolling in he Pacific
 Meanwhile the armada of battleships aircraft car riers and cruisers which steamed into what appeared trap at Midway, apparently have withdrawn. Admiral King declared that the battle just ending might decide the course of the in the Pacific, depending tie extent of damage inflicted on the enemy.
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-08
Labor Riots In Bahamas
 Calls Duke

NASSAU, Bahamas, June - Unsk!iled laborer on a large Am erican program staged a demon stration in Nassau, smashing show windows and footing fash ionable stores.
 Two rioters were killed and other wounded, before police troops restored partial order. While the Duke of Windsor in- terrupted his business trip to Washington to hasten back, con ditions remained unsettled.
 The demonstrators were pro testing against wages of 80 cents a day on the unskilled labor pro ject.
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-08
British Instruct French Evacuate Coastal Area

London, June 8 (AP) - The British radio broad cast instructions to the French people to evacuate the broad coastal area from Belgium to the Span ish border, a strip which the Germans designated as a prohibited military zone.
 "Operations of capital importance for the l.bera- tion of France will start in due time, said the broad cast and added Tt has been shown on several oc- casions that the presence of civilian population at the scene of active opera tionS flinders the action of troops, particularly friend ly troops. - The British sources said they couldn't interpret the bulletin, that it would have to stand for itself.
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-08
RAF Tops Off Big Week With Another Raid

London, June 6 (AP) - The RAF topped off the week which saw the open ing of the greatest air of fensive in history with a third bitter night assault on the Ruhr last night, also sending what observers called the biggest sweep of the week" agaist the oc- cupied coast in a daylight attack, which meant pro- bably that more than a thousand fighter and bomb CT planes in day operations and 300 bombers at night.
 The air ministry disclos- ed roughly that 8 square miles of Cologne was dev- astated by the 1000 bomb CT raid and "a greater part of the old town of Cologne is finished"
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-08
US. Forces Sink Or Damage B
 To l5 Warships In Midway Battle

PEARL HARBOR Honolulu June 6, (AP) - Unit ed States armed forces sunk damaged l3 to 15 ships and transports and repused the Japanese nva- sion fleet at Midway Island and 'momentous victory is in the makng These included the sinking of two and possibly three aircraft carriers with most of their craft lost, Admiral Nimtz, Commanders n-chef of the Pacific fleet enumerated the enemy losses tonight in the third communque on the great and continuing battle in the Pacific.
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-08
BRITISH GOVT. TAKES CONTROL OF COAL MINES

LONDON. June - Full control of the nations coal mines is to be assumed by the British Coy ernment according to a decision reached June ?. l. was also de cided to inaugurate coal ration ing, tentatively scheduled to be- gin July 1.
 Under the rationing program each person Is to receive 804O pounds of coal a year.
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-08
Fleet Engaging Japs At Dutch Harbor
 But Situation Obscure, King Explains

WASHINGTON, June (AP) - Admiral Ernest King Fleet Commander, reported that the fleet is en- gazing the Japanese also in the North Pacific in the Dutch Harbor region. The situation around Dutch Harbor is obscure, King explained, due to weather
 He said that for several days officers in the field are required to give only minimum information to Wash ngton and We have had none too clear picture of what is going on, but it is going on
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-08
Declares US Not Fighting Italians; Liberation is Aim

WASHINGTON, June Assist ant Secretary of State Dean Acheson in an address here said the United States is not fighting the Italian people but aims only to liberate them from Mussolini
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-08
Aussie Ship, Jap Submarine Sunk Off Australia

Melbourne, June 6 (AP) Another Australian mer chant ship was sunk off the coast of New South Wales but survivors said they be lieved that the Jap sut was sunk by an Allied plane a few minutes later Five of the ships surviv- ors landed here.
Evening star., 1942-01-09
BRICE CLAGETT. CHARLES E. VAIN.
WRIGHT, Attorneys for Receiver,
Southern Building.

Uni!ed states ior The District q colun.
RARpFI Ssh THE REcyER MAEF sE2ENfT 0E gsTqs sREE
sAyJNGs BANK, RAN l422 EYE sTREET sFGyIs NW
as Receiver Of the Seventh Street Savings
he has received an o1er from Bertram
estate located IN shs bistf5st q Columbia
at 1900 seyenth s0e Street. Serthwsss' and and
Records Of the District Of Columbia, and
ms certain xtures apG eqgipment
No. K-l9 Model 34sO | Vault, door and
vestibule: l Night depository vault. l Sec
ments mem a with i' combnat % ton % locks. G secfion
containing 4 steel compartments with COM
bi9ati9n loekS sestien Containing l2o
IS safe deposit boxes. l Section. contain
ing 13o safe deposit b3xes Lobby equip;
CAGES caaes for the total priee Of GOO 80
cash net. taxes. rents; insurance and sim
liar charges to be adjusted as Of the date
reported to this Court that hs has been
o Ss qs5 O Of
Court: as is shown by the, original letter
Of the h Currency ] Of Of the the United States. and
annexed to the petition herein. It is BY the
Court this 18th day of December. 1941.
ORDERED. That the said offer of Bertranl
Wise be accepted and that the. said sale Of
shall be ratified and confirmed unless cause
be shown to the contrary or an offer ex-
ceeding the present offer be made. accept
able to the Court. on or before the 18th
day Of January. 1912, at 10 O'Clock, AN.
At, which time higher offers will be CON
hear provided. however, that a copy Of
this order Nisi be published in The Evening
once in The Washington Law Reporter
prior to said 18th day of January. la42.
DAVID A. PINE, Justice. tSealD A True
Copy Test: CHARLES E. STEWART, CLERK.
By. ANDREW A. HORNER, Deputy Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
AL. PHILIP KANE, Attorney.

IN THE THs poR sogRT TEE 6}grRaF 4g uaE
vs. EMEIfNE o. T. GROUSE. ct al De
fendants-Civil Action File -1366S.-Or-
der of Publication.-The object OF this suit
is to obtain a Judgment establishing. by ad-
verse possession, eompiainants title IN zee
and payd p stSns Tgsss sss
other property now known as First Addi-
tion to American University PARK as per
plat recorded in Liber Count No. 10 folio
81 Of the records of the ONCE OF the Sur
veyor of the District of Columbia. upon
motion Of the complai1ant; s,tsr it is by the
ORDERED that the defendants Emeline 9.
Emeiine +. Sinclair, Charles Holcombe,
James Holcombe. M. c. Smith, Nathan w.
Grouse. Mrs. Esther A. Robinson, Mrs.
Mary c. Keightley: If living. otherwise the
deceased: cause their appearances to be
entered herein as follows: the parties sued
as known, on or before the first rule day
occurring one month after the nrst publi-
cation hereof; and the parties sued as un-
known on or before forty t4Q) days after
the first rule day; otherwise this cause will
be proceeded with as in case & Of default
q week for three successive weeks in the
Washington Law Reporter and the Eve
ming Star newspaper, longer and other
publications being dispensed with. for
satisfactory cause shown in the Complaint
Q eon LgaEING asss yaf,ies Iseal2 AAR% 159e
CLERK. BY JULIA W. sHIPLEY,. Deputy
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PROPOSALS..

COMMISSIONERS, D. c.. WASHINGTON.
January Q. 1912. Sealed proposals Will be
received At Room 500 District Building
until PM. Feb 5. 1912. and then pub
lcly opened for furnishing the materials material
tion Of 81" diameter cast iron, concrete
or steel truck Waterman and appurte-
nances from 18th end UDshur Streets, NV.
TO 18th and Otis Streets, NE. Washington.
D C. Proposals. specifications. and draw
ings rav he obtained at Room 421. Dis,
trict Building. uron DEPOSIT OF ce-tneo
check for $1,000, payable to the Colector
of Taxes. D. c.. to guarantee their return
in good condition ja9l0.12.1314.15
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT. COURT OF THE
Und States of tT fsd tie ssFGs 81 No.
partnership hereinafter named, now being
a limited partnership formed pursuant to
the laws Of the State Of New York and M
desiring to continue to do business IN the
Of f'p The 'D Dstret et Court for the District Of
SSs s5nss se i %tsa eri
The The name of the hTm under ,Which, I4eI such
rqrIrer.hip is 10 be conducted is SMiTatt I n
h that of W underwriters. distributors, and
ot2 BOND: G ard sd brokers oer saa dser
| investments Of every kind and character,
Including grain and other ,c1m-1oditiess;
The names Of a 'n1 tbeTes
which are general and which arr, special
and ther respective places 81
NenTy 5 = Philemon hene9 Dickinson, @ Chestnut Hill
PhadeGYhs County Pa JoH a6H7 " castiea
ssph r, swan: 435 E; SEND !stsrG st.; \. y =:
Charles 8. Cheston: Skippack Pike. white
marsh, Pa: J. Ford johnson: Jr, Ambassa-
Sor HOTEL on1 Paw Il Ays cule4 3 5sst ST. sotS st.
n IN. N'Y!i Y: Edwin A. Fish, Locust valley.
i i. II y; RurHett Malker' lls 1871 oaarg;na Paak
ave. N. ~ ShditSo
'SWeetWaters," Providence Rd Edgemont.
Pa Irving D. Fish, Fox Run Lane, Green
wich, Conn: Fred E; Koechlein. 81 Unjon
! ward c. Savers. WASHINGTON Lane. Meadow
| brook Pa: Palnh B Johnson. so F.. 10Th
! St. N. Y. N Y: VIM. Barclay Harding.
Hoimdel, N j.: Harcourt ,Amory. Ipswich,
Mass: Ogden Phirps. Roclyn, l. /. T.:
n y PhsiD W s Brown smc,,I. Haddoa u a,I'tai Ri
| which each special partner shall have con-
| tributed to the partnership is as follows:
Henry E sutier. s250,0Oo: Philemon Dick
inson, S250,O0O; Edwin 4; Fish, S40o. 600:
Which @ The partnership is to commence and
the period at which it is to terminate are
as follows: The partnership formed at the
| close of business on December 81, 1887: i:
shall continue from and after the close Of
business on December 81. l941, for the
| term Of two years to and including Decem-
| Der 81. 1e43, subject to earlier termination
| upon certain contingencies set forth IN the
| Aforesaid certificate. Filing the certtncate
| as aforesaid and this publication are oc-
casioned By the retirement Of J: Rttchie
Kimball ~ general partner at the close
| OF business on December 81. 1871.
ta5.7,9,12.14,1 16, 1921 ,23,26.2s.30.
Evening star., 1942-01-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR sAlg

OLDsMOBrLE 1910 "6' model 70, 4-door
isdfn ss st. ae No s4 s%mors psn :v:.
PACKARDs, Ais, ''4Os, 1898, 1888, '37s:
coupes; all like new. each with excellent
tires. some with radios and heaters; 30-day
warranties; each car unsurpassed value for
IoXIMa ssS u M3T9FSYour e N% PackaFd Psaler
PACKARD 1912 .'0''; two-tone gray, white
tires heater. low mileage. Chestnut
PACKARD 1910 station wagon. s-passen-
tires, tires fander well. radio heater. economy
un only sa5 BAL %onh
WHEELER. 1NC--Chrysler. Plymouth.
4201 Wisconsin Ave. Ordway 1920.
;11I, pACKARp ,,l le4o T., "12o, 4:doo. sedan; 4
tires, driving lights: 2:tone gray finish. A
ROYAL k.nSsgs MoaoE c4 PAckAED DEAIER 9zad
ahee VIII saise sossI sdesa fpntsoe eSas
maroon finish. new top, only $345; S115
S0YA1 HSyn sH4S MoToR ReT Con m0Pth 0PackARp DEALER
Is Kennedy st. NV. RA. 7720.
PACKARD 1941 12O' club coupe; r. and
h.. Wv. tires. almost brand-new; save
about $500; at s1;:a5 S5d: Also 1897 ecny ,snl
i2tk St NV North 2ie4 Open ewes.
PACKARD 1899 super touring sedan; dan
Inquire s5Os 18th St. NV. North 5s31.
PACKARD 1910 4-door. $3.50. Buick 1910
sf00s s7 $500 Gssillas 1sss sss401
1921 Connecticut. WO. S401.
PdYMoUTa 1898 4dooTd dOt,,, sd01 Dcasf sss
connectie1f' conn ae1ff' Wo' SS s4oi. D0D fOll
PLYMOUTH 1871 Special, de luxe 4-door
unusually, fine tires all around. clean !. as
new inside and out; completely Winter
.Aeu' scHLEeEL 4 GOLDEN ..oo
257 Carroll St. TAX PIX. D. c. GE. 1902:
PLYMOUTH 1899 de luxe e-door sedan:
radio, excellent tires. whole car like
new; exceptionally low mileage; S545,
LoVINd MoroRstYour Packard Dealer.
1922 M st. NV. RE 1870.
PLYMOUTH 1899 de luxe 4-door sedan; at
interior. very GOOD tires: low mileage:
l-owneT sar ,yIs in the finest s,Iv Of u0W eSnditon
1907 EoXa ixsh s St c4HN1HS RW, M0MfRs nj. 5000.
heater: seat covers: 2.1Oo. miles: like new:
spare tire never on ground: going in Army;
rs SSoe 1000 cash or "a down. Phone FRANK
PLYMOUTH 1910 2-door sed.: radio, heat
$500 down balance IS mos.
WHEELER, INC.-Chrysler. Plymouth,
42Ol Wisconsin Ave. Ordway 1920
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe 2-door touring
sedan: eun-metal. mechanically Al. new
rings. good tires: clean inside and out,
S349: 30-day written guarantee LOGAN
MOTOR CO. 18th st. NV. bet. X and L.
Republic 1881.
OLDSMOBILE 1910 coupe: black finish, ra.
olo and heater; low mileage; one-owner car
that will give you new-car service: 1895
HILL & TIBBITTS, 1114 Vermont ave
MA. $3.50.
PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe coupe; one-ownei
car; excellent condition; tires as new; S2OC
cash. Phone WI PAIL after pm.
Evening star., 1942-01-09

ESTATE SALE-A group O. eisht SEM nd
detached brick four-familv mats. IN sooe
white rental location: aVersge innorV aorateiv or
per month per building. sen separately u
together at S13,500 each.
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one fansnt f Tor years at average rent Of
60 5S0 Der year: no expenses: priced for
ou;ck sale at $4,000.
1ui'A SHANNON g. LUCHS. CO,
Wy NatlO1al -.1tD.
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=. coon INCOME WITH SAFETY!

GOOD INCOME VIII ShIE neor
Eastern High School; modern Colonial orick'
arranged as 3. apts Owner occup,bes n3b nrice pfrp
balance rented at ST 80 per montn; pssoe a
SS150 real opportunity to purchase q
home that viii pay for itself in 1eW
years.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

aGShSsiGh k1sfa 3aEhtnstoa : 5snpass E 1stS
Hs1iss MSs Is fn feF a she de hs
District Of Columbia Alcoholic Beverage
Control Act, and that protests will be re.
seysd sis sm On or in neffEe Room 5ansorS So
B9dins after which hi date e, time viii be
tstIsfs ssSs Peter aa'HSs9os: A ssEes5 & NV.
aSMAS 56S MAM Eks FoRGE oRHEREbfH bfHEs Aeohoc X mh
Beverage Control Board. la9.l6:
Aas9A4h Aosfai Washington : G. January 9; ls4$;
hereby given zen thai the of senss
Rer5en Ee Be eeetve si aDPEG Febua2y sG Under the
District Of Columbia Alcoholic Beverage
G9pF Act aaa Sets that 1 VIII e at
suildins. iH M after n WHICH i date q time viii be
ss S. i05 deerEs Ra0s asms asaans shsd
SsSisssI sasE NAzN Eif fSRSE
D1Ta, Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
THE ALLEY DWELLING AUTHORITY,
EoTc SeSm 24 To @SEs SES sssss AN1 TNANTs
HEX SSAFsE AkP c9ErS{EHNa 81 HTHEa
M ssm 81 gsdoa If sSs zas 81 Sa
AsS Dwelling Ae> no, Ts Alsy PTelIDs nns
tenants tenants Z of alley DWELLINGS and 81 ether
property in squares containing inhabited
alleys. that alley dwellings in such squares
may be demolished, removed or vacated
and that the square may be replatted on or
before July /, 1914. AS defined in the said
Act-(aD The term GALLEY means az any
court. thoroughfare.. or passage, private
or public. less than thirty feet wide. at any
point, and CO any court, thoroughtare, or
passage. private or public, thirty feet or
more in width, that does not open directly
a public street that is at least forty feet
wide from building line. to, building line;
(b) The term inhabited alley means an
alley in or appurtenant to which there
are one or more alley dwellings; tc) The
term ALLEY dwelling" means any dwelling
fronting upon or having its principal means
does not include an accessory building.
such as a garage, with living rooms for
servants or other employees, If the prin.
cipal entrance to the living rooms OF the
accessory building is from the street prop
erty to which 1t Is accessory; td) The
term dwelling" means any building, or
structure used or designed to be used in
place BY one Or more human beings. THE THE
ALLEY DWELLING AUTHORITY, by JOHN
IHLDER. Executive Officer
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RJs,hEss PROPERTY FOR SALE.

pRoOKLAND = FIRST COMMERCIAL
zone; brick, with 2nd-hoor apt, garage
near corner, next to stores: annual lo nent;
$3.50: full price S6,95O. OWNER Dl' 500
weekdays: Bowie 1881 niehts
NEAR 18th AND F N.W.-BRICk RES 81
mediate ONCE occupancy: 10 rooms. 2
baths. hot-water heat With oil INKiNs nSRnsE
Co, i Dupont Circle. DE. ZOO.
NEAR CONN. AVE. AND EYE ST.
5-story and basement house, eVaIo.; !;
vide lot. parking space public alIey' loeai
ava EYE ST. MEDICAL, CENTER.
3-story and basement house
K ST NEAR CONN. AVE.
Near Conn. and Rhode Island AYES ,
2-story brick BLDG. suitable studio and
ouf,nSWSs ~ oRooMEs 171e EYE ST. NV.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

FTJRNIsHED-INCLUD LOCKED FILE.
storage space, phone and secretary. Wood
ward Bldg; $3.50 month. D1. 660o.
64o UPSHUR ST NW.-Have space for Q
Or 3 desks on street FIR: plenty OF window
RAce; rent reas. IA. V24Z.
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fPAIlePS E0R GALE

VAGABOND. the COACH that has Every
thing. On display opposite Canary Camp.
BALTIC. blvd, Berwyn. Md.
TRAILERS. new and use1; easy to deal
with. Elcar Coach Co., Canary Trailer
Camp. Rt. l. Berwyn. Md.
TRAILER for sale at Sweeneys Trailer
Camp. Landover, Nd. Inquire at Ander-
SS25. se-in-the-Tree Trailer Camp,
Route l, Berwyn, Md.
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2-FAMILY HOUSE.

$8,75U.
,ovelv home, only years old: full base
I9'eag eay,tomatic opii ga gas heat and hot water:
1atnia pst aoor contains apt. Of kitchen: living
room. bedroom and bath; 2ndrfioor fi,6o roon am
hedroom and bath: one apt, now rented
for S55 monthly; only $1,000 CASH easy
terms. Call Mr Perkins, at once o.
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor,
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STUDIOS.

SALE OR LEASE
2-story brick building in st. Matthews
ct adjacent Conn. and r. I. aves.); COM
mercial Zone; suitable for studio and
o00l. w GRooMEs. 171a Eve st
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FORD 1895 "s5' COACH Al motor, good
tires inspected; sly: your old car or SOB
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: 117cY UO1cES NV, DC.

2 BRICK HOUSES, NV; W:;;.l,} RG. 20 rn,
arms, 3 b.r, . baths, beautltul rec: ol,,a III
with bar: 8 yrs old. total mo; moons aie
SiSd. leased6: sacrifice for quick sac
Call MR.. NOR VELLE. EN-. 5l3. u
WOODRIDGE-2-FAM HOMES.
81 and and ; b.: income, Slo7;5o mo. ss115o s1155oo
-, and b.: income. 81 10 mo. e'oo
900, wM' Ave- NE DE O317.
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FORD coupe, 1899; black, recently rebuilt,
4 good tires. 2 spares, heater; S4OO. Du-
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ATTENTION, INVESTORS:
detached from s to 13 units, priced from
$4,000 TO $4,000.
All well rented and can be bougnt; On on
paying Tor the building Call at ls,,1 once te
inspect. No agents. Room, saansin
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TRIANGLE MOTORS,
1A0I p Ave z DE 1900

FORD 1888 Tudor: heater, hne tires. black
finish, clean Interior new rings in the 90
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FORD 1887 de luxe station wagon; autumn
brown finish, with natural wood. glass in
closure excellent tires and upholstery. mo-
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sIIsINEss PROPERTY FOR RENT.

Il 1CREs OF CLEARED LAND. 2 FAC
< ~, from n q line in Prince Georges Co,
On 9 n'ii GOOD ID road. A. j. BoHANNoN, 1116
18th st. NV.
LOT 50x120 FIT, 1st COMMERCIAL. NEAR
Navy Yard, suitable for parking or used-csI
lot. Inquire 761 10th st. sc. Phone
Tiprol0 4QQ6
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PLYMOUTH 1889 de luxe 2-door sedan:
radio s excellent tires. whole car like
new; exceptionally low mileage; $545,
terms
LOVING MoToRstYour Packard Dealer.
1900 NJ St NV RE 155O
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DODGE 1888 4-door: immaculate: S5gg
single owner Chevrolet 1887 2-door, S31
Flood Pontiac. 1921 Connecticut. WO
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FORD l94I Super de luxe Fordor sedan;
radio, heater: private owner Will accept
'3e: '38; '39 in trade. balance cash. Phone
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

DODGE 1889 4-door sedan; custom radio,
original finish like new clean upholstery,
very low mileage. 8 excellent tires. CON-
pletely WinteriZed; S596.
sCHLEGEL 4 GOLDEN ..o,
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Government.
PHILLIPS & CANDY.
1012 18th NV. Realtors. MA. $500.
NINE DESIRABLE OFFICES IN
new building, 3 400 So. it., in whole
or part; Southeast section, 1440
Southern ave-, rapidly growing
community. Telephone Franklin
$500, EX. 4, L. L. ALTMANN. H.
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PLYMOUTH 1941 de luxe coach: radio and
heater. seat covers: 2.1OO miles: like new:
spare tire never on ground: going in Army;
lin 5000 10