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Evening star., 1944-12-16

MODERN 35-UNIT APARTMENT-A we'll
designed building with good-sized rooms
and plenty closet space, in popular rental
area, near the Presidential Gardens in
nearby Virginia, only few minutes from
and Transportation. Gross income over
S24 900 per year. Is netting about 15Fo
return and is sound investment for now
Mr.. Woiberg, ia. 1856 SHANNON d
LUCKS CO. 1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345.
APARTMENT HOUSE. large, in best loca-
sssh above first trust no brokers. Box
i HAVE FIVE HOMES in the PetWorth
SECTION, all rented, and will show an ex-
celle9t return on an investment of $4,000.
VIII sell all or individually. Call MR.
NEW APARTMENTS. "a units, good North
west location; tenants furnish gas and
eIeetricity see E6d income s136so ysaTy; price,
925 18th st. NV, MA. 210O.
N.N:1,Apt house site, also zone lst COM
mercial. Convenient terms. Call Harry
Drelsen, ia. 6902. or MURRAY CO., MA.
TWO-FAMILY-Each apartment has .
rooms, kitchen and bath. Annual rent,
tor. Sale price Of Ss, 800 will quickly sell
BERNsTEIN 4 Co, Me $500. your
and SIS month buys 3-apt. bldg, 2 blocks
from business center of Takoma Park, Nd;
Ak M aFnS Fsmns4o H9 this IA se Proe sHxNSoS Sss Ga
ESHg ssSHI cS SvEsToRs s4s St ~ s4f
house is only years old and was built
with separate entrances and meters. Shows
931Ic e3m FetT5n os3, On inyeSsmenti MITCHELL
sFECfAL SE "a Ia1s with
inn imp; leased 3 yrs, $500 "; price. 81, $50:
SPLENDID NV. LocATfoS. On near NV wash 56
neome ne3n Drse PISS
sunday. Sligo s6os' BOSS sn'ffE & PHELPS, l9S
HOME = AND 70 IrNiVEsrMENr-pupopt NV Circle
1873 10th st. NV Must act quickly; your
chance to have a beautiful 3-room 1st-
floor suite. fireplace in each room, complete
plus an excellent incomes newly redecorated
EaTaee; Mr.. KRAFT, RE. 1850.
apt bldgs, ranging from 81 to 200 units;
nearby Va For appt, to inspect any Of
GE o2s6 sHANNoN S & fz5 IUcas a'5y 60, fSR; q565
H st. nv. MA. 2345.
2estman 2e N s on ideal in
TALLY commercial $4,000 cash ca reauired; ;sa;
nn9 income s1 quoted oHSe over $4,000 yearly. Act
CHRISTMAS GIFT-What could you ever
receive for Christmas as good as a sound
sale. What? A practically new 5-famiiy
oetached apt. house. For fun information,
SSH5ARFLEs e aFd E; BURR, Realtor, Exclusive. i'-
semieet frame, mr.. 4th and Penna. ave.
&c; rented to good white, tenant: toilet.
q W h., gas. and elec To inspect call Mr..
Ta6ler with SHANNON & LUCHs CO,
1908 H 81. NV. Ma. 2345
bedroom apis; rental, S2,37O yr.; tenants
Supply utilities; expense and taxes only
$500 yr.; 1877 net on investment: rrice,
S3ia S$I I;95e eK5o2G eKoGop 4 SoeB eBBooKoFF, Ma,
S-FAMILY BUILDING, Sc, nearly new;
$4,000; rent, $3.50 month: trust $23, 400;
Stoker heat. SAM ROSEY, AID. 27O0 a
lst COMM, 14th st; above Spring rd.-For
SAFE by owner, row brick. 6 rooms. kitchen
and bath, 2 lavatories, h.-w. heat, double
garage, yard, street-level basement; $4,000
Fssr FRS a9a SSn CK 6ssS eseo block Of 14b
ST; nw;-Building "a IT. wide, store, and 3
apis; tenants pay for gas and electricity;
annual income, So. 034: possession Of
SyqTe SO re- II, L desired e WyAAGGAMANN-BRAWNER
$3.50; ewes. and Sun, RA. 1919.
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Finally one of them sighed and
said, "We have no hearts,"
Then the three sisters told him
to listen for their heart beats. So
he put his ear against each sister,
breast and, indeed, he could not
hear even a very faint beat.
"Is that why you are witches?"
he asked.
They nodded. I'VE do terrible
things even when we don't want
to do them" explained one. Be
cause we have no hearts to feel
with"
Louis edged over to the table on
which was the magic music box. Il
would like so much to have it," he
murmured wistfully.
The witches shook their heads
But" insisted Louis. The box
means nothing to you. 1t can't fill
your hearts with Joy"
Nevertheless" explained one
sister. The Witches of Poldrex
can never do anything kind"
A Sporting Chance.
For while there was gloomy
silence. Then one of the witches
jumped to her feet and exclaimed
I'VE can't give you the box but
you say you will do anything for it
Let us, then, throw it into the bot
tomless pit If you jump In after /,
you may have it,"
What SPORT" cried her sisters
gleefully. Let us do it at once"
They all ran into the next room
where there was no furniture at all
In the very center Of the room there
was great pit-so deep that when
one witch Shrieked into it it was 20
minutes before the echo returned!
Now" said one witch, IF you get
the box 1t is yours"
That is fair enough" agreed the
others, for they knew there was only
one way Of getting to the bottom of
the pit and that was by jumping In
and who could do that?
But Louis remembered the rope
made of dolls hair which Mimi the
fairy had made for him.
1T is a magic rope" Santa had
told him. 1T will be as long or as
short as ever you want it."
So Louis said, Go ahead, am
not afraid"
Then the witches leaned over the
pit and dropped in the box.
In an instant Louis had tied one
end OF his rope around the leg OF
one of the astonished witches. The
other end he threw over the side
OF the pit and Immediately slid
down into the darkness!
(Mondau. Lonis in The pit
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE,

ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON, auctioneers-
school equipment; valuable bus, station
standard upright pianos. kindergarten
blocks, text and reference books, tables
chairs, blackboards, lockers, bird and flight
tresses % Hollywood % and doubedeef ou caesi beds na.
chests, dressers linen. gate-leg table, an
tiaue desk pier mirror, studio couch, sofa,
desk, steel letter file cabinet. bookcases,
stationery, and supplies, electric Juice ex-
TRACTOR, ;a; , ching, plated fatware. Delta g.
brooder,, lawn mowers, playground equip
ment, electric mimeograph, etc; De Soto
nogaa 1Sa 1ass eassom body ss,passenger bus
moer Soto iss Mleh sesa3 asa3
UT nth aS4S mGtor etc BY auction at
s,2s5srr sS,oUNsTRYsIDE School, Lucille l. Miier. lsE
olrector. de14,15,16.
AUCTION sALE-Judicial sale OF valuable
decree oi the District Toy court v'tspe Of the Se
IN Gnf1 ciT states anio1 fo5 ths District Of Goumba
81 q ppse 'aa bf1asss soom ss Ii fao Ds si
dSas 6sh ana sss S at
ten o'clock am. the following described
lang Ia and premises situate in the District
assessment and taxation as lot S33 fpart Of
oerlsanal e m S lot 81 in SCARE 523: and assessed
ject to confirmation by Court. All cash
a deposit Of 100000 at time of making bid.
baiance due upon confirmation of sale
by BY the Court; A certificate showing COM
piete descriptior and, price paid will be
delivered to highest bidder at conclusion
OF sale sale I.epert: subject to redemption
said confirmation and full compliance with
terms Of sale, clerk of said court will
execute and deliver to purchaser deed
to property sold. conveying to, purchaser
an OF the right, title and estate of all
named in said suit or not All convey:
anelng, notary fees, revenue stamps and
recording, at purchasers cost. Terms of
ssie s1E, to v be GO. eorplied with within fifteen
wise, at the discretion Of the UNDERSIGNED,
the deposit may be forfeited. or the
property may be resold at risk and cost
Of defaultins purchaser after ten days
advertisement, of such resale n some
newspaper published in the city of wash
inEtoni D. c. GUY ". PEARSON, collec-
tor Of Taxes D. c. dell,IOt
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AUToMoBILEs FOR GALE Cont. J

PACKARD 1941 100 convertible sedan:
radio and underseat heater, 5 good tires, in
Al condition. PACKARD MOTOR SALES
CO., 1912 oath st. NV, RE. 0123.
PACKARD 1910 $50 touring sedan: black
finish, very good tires, radio: this is an
exceptionally clean car throughout.
PACKARD MOTOR SALES CO., 1242 gath
st. NV, RE. O123.
PONTIAC 1871 conv. club coupe, with 49,
IT. house trailer: De Soto 1887 cow. coupe
Ford 1898 ] 12-ton chassis, cab: Ford 1880
sedan. 1913 14th st. NV. IT.
PONTIAC de luxe coach: splendid condi.
tion; sacrifice on terms, S36b. ROPER"
1870 r. J. ave. ne. IT,
PONTIAC 1884 trunk coach: very low
mileage; motor Just overhauled: tires like
new; good finish, upholstery; heater; 1895
TR. 1881.
sTUDEBAKER 1910 President sedan; s
good tires, radio and heater. black nnish.
very clean car. PACKARD MOTOR SALES
CO, 1912 oath st. NV, RE. O123.
TRUCK, Chevrolet 1898 1k-ton panel:
good rubber clean. ME. 714s' UN. 32o4'
WILL TRADE 1941 Buick .sedanette for
small car and pickup truck. Call Oh,
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SUBURBAN RENT-vIRGINIA.

FALLS CHURCH, VA.-2-Story white brick
house, bedrooms, 3ia baths, den, base
nlShed; occupancy January 15; mos.
plus 3-mo additional options: price, $500
mo. Phone CH. 1920. Shown by appoint
ment only.
3 ROOM log cottage, on Lee Highway, Is
miles Washington; water, lights, shower
S25 per month. Fairfax 33S-J.
YOUNG Navy family have furn, attractive
4 rooms. bath, large living room, fireplace
kitchen, den, Frigidaire, gas. bus line, Is
miles Washington other officers nearby;
$40 mo. Fairfax 1881.
5-RM. FRAME BUNGALOW with bath, hot
water heat; S65 month; located l mile
above the Chain Bridge on Great Falls
Id. Glebe 206S.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Dis
trict Of Columbia.--Whereas on the 9th
day of December, 1914, the United States
United States for the District of Columbia
in District Court Case No. 1854 against
21s boxes, more or less. each containing
"Winesap Quality Apples ="
and whereas by virtue Of process in due
and taken into my possession to wit:
21s boxes each containing 1 busheI of an
article labeled in part: 'Winesap .
to all persons claiming the said described
above, or knowing or having anything to
say why the same should not be condemned
said claim in the cause on or before the
date returnable. January end, 1945, in the
q. s. District Court, City of Washington
My " n ~ Marshal Hn y. WY ef'AIL nIAN-
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OFFICES WANTED.

DESIRE a suite Of 2 or more desirable
offices in downtown Washington. Will
buy furniture and take over lease. Box
2S7-z. Star
NATIONALLY KNOWN construction con-
tractor requires about $50 square feet Of
nee space, preferably in central business
section, for use resident vice president.
Box 327-Z, Star
2 OR 3 ROOMS wanted in downtown
building for real estate firm. EX. 1929.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

m THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
bia, Holding Bankruptcy Court.-In the
Matter of JACK McALEER, 1886 G Street
Sc. washington. D. c.. Bankrupt.-Bank-
ruptcy No. 4342-To the creditors of Jack
McAleer of the City of Washington. District
Of Columbia: Notice is hereby given that
the said Jack McAleer has been duly ad-
judged bankrupt On a petition filed by him
on the 18th day Ebf December. 1914, and
that the first meeting of his creditors will
be held on the 9th day Of January, 1915,
at 10 O'Clock am, at the office of the
Referee, $40 Investment Bldg, 18th and
SITS. NV, Washington, D. c., at which
time and place the said creditors may at
examine the BANKRUPT. and transact such
other business as may properly come before
said meeting. FRED j. EDEN, Referee in
Bankruptcy
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AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

LUGGAGE TRAILER, high sides; Al tires
new tarpaulin: price, S55. Glebe 2463
lo-FOOT HAULING, $50. 5000 47th pl.,
AEROPLANE, Piper Cub, J-3, Franklin 60;
$500. CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT, OIL.
MsaoSffoRoYcLE-Nev MOTOR 1914 Indian Chief.
$50 actual miles; fully equipped: need
money, best cash offer CONLEY RE
800, Ext; 77546. weekdays, S:15 to B. III
leave car 8 am. ready at &; grade A rub
ber guar work; car protected under cover,
not left on street or lot For appoint, cali
au OS34. LU. 1917 Plenty of grade i and
3 tires and tubes in stock, pass. and truck.
SALES CO.. 1895 II St
ne: LU. 0834. LU. LOTT.
j.; NJ. c. TRACTOR; good mechanical con
dltion; $500 dual tires; for sale by
owner. Can be seen at 80 M ST. ne.
METROPOLITAN O5O5
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AUTO LOANS
AUTO LOANS-Low bank rates. Y,

AUTO LOANS-Low bank rates. Your title
Is full security, No comakers required
Prompt service. Minimum loan S120, THE
CITY BANK. Offices. Ma 5000.
AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers.
we DO not check with employers or use un-
Car does not have to be paid for in order
to obtain money. NOLAN FINANCE CO.
Il02 New York ave. NV. tGreyhoind Bus
TerminaD. RE. 1000. Open till 6 D m AZ
Evening star., 1944-12-16

USED-CAR SALE.
'3S Buick 7-pass sedan, r and h.
Al Chevrolet master sedan, T. and h.
Al Oldsmobile sedan-coupe, r. and h.
Al Buick sedanette, r. and h.
Al Dodge sedan, fluid drive r. and h.
Al Buick Special sedan, r and h.
Al Oldsmobile "6' sedan. hyd., T. and h.
40 La Sale club coupe, r. and h.
40 La Sale 49," sp. sedan, r. and h.
40 Chrysler {traveler's) sedan, r. and h.
40 Pontiac torpedo sedan, r. and h.
40 Oldsmobile ."6'' sedan. r. and h..
40 De Soto de luxe sed., h. and overdrive
40 Packard "6' club coupe. r. and b..
40 Oldsmobile torpedo club cpe.. r. and h
80 Packard 120" club coupe, r. and b.
80 Buick sedan, r. and h.
80 La Sale sedan, r. and h.
Convertibles:
40 Packard convertible coupe, T. and h.
80 Buick Special cpnv'tible coupe. r. and
Many others in stock.
HYATTSVuLE BUICK CO. WA 4111
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ouT-oE-1oWh REAL ESTATE.

MIAMI, FLA. - 2-story concrete block
stucco, . bedrooms, sleeping porch; close
in; near Miami Country Club. bus, stores;
palm trees and tropical plants in yard;
bargain for quick sale, $1,000 cash. Write
11q So Oak St, Falls Church, Va
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

Summer. homes and building sites Write
for catalogue. Box II. Mayo, A. A. Co. Md
l-ACRE TRACTS, 150-ft. sandy beach
frontage, on the Potomac River-1 mile
from Point Lookout and Chesapeake Bay
st: Marys Co. Md; large lake, safe harbor
tract; 25fo cash, balance years. JOHN
A.. BRICKLEY, ST.. S55l.
LAKE JACKSON, 12mi. lake. 81 mi. D. G..
near Manassas, Va. War conditions make
it possible to offer a choice OF log cabins,
3 to 8 rms. furnished and with all imps.
on this beautiful wooded lake; good fishing,
to $4,000. terms. Drive out or call Manas-
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STORES FOR RENT.

STORE, suitable ONCE, shop. etc. 25x13s
9th, L and M NV, 1st comm, rear en-
trance: available Jan. 1945. Your broker
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BY LUCRECE HUDGINS

SYNOPSIS: Louis. gardeners helper;
to Santa Land to get Santa's help in
obtaining the Magic Music Boz of the
witches of Poldrex that will cure Ruth,s
sickness and make her smile 3-inch
Poldrex with shoes that take 1000
mile steps. an elastic rope and a fne
net. In Poldrex he sees three beauti-
full witches.
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JOSEPH A. RONEY, Attorney,
900 Wooduard PuiIdip1

JOSEPH A. RONEY, Attorney,
States for the District Of Columbia,
Holding Probate, court.--No e4429, Ad-
Thas he is of to the aTs NOtce S
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Columbia. Letters
MaRen ae Of tbe fn psfet Ias o CT cmb a5
deceased. All persons having Claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
Sstsa3 to exhibit tt the same. with the vouchers
cember, AID. is45; otherwise Hs 'fh they y may may
by law be excluded from all benefit of said
DAY Of December. % 1874 EpiTa oEhd II ms bAWa w
SGM yTGrGa 1929 r Gapl59l St. tseal4 Attest:
the 1stfct 81 Register Of wills for
Probate Court. de9.1623
LIMITED MT PARTNERSHIP. NO: 145,-No,
ie Is hereby 9gsr given ,Ha that ted
AMERIcAR WHoIEsAEERs % ssos was name formed ID
September l. 1874, and is to continue
through. August 81, 1854. unless sooner
said partnership is formed for for a'Tsrs the pur
pose Of manufacturing, buying and selling
household goods and fixtures. General
Va: s, K. Priyot, Washington. D. c;
Wolf s ,I Upper Darby. Pa; Special partners
Arm capital are The Ellen Krupsaw Trust
$4,000 O0l, s. B. krupsaw and I. F.
krupsaT kIuEs TTTstees G0n tees The Alan Privot
s K. Priyot. Trustees: The Warren B.
Krupsaw Trust (S6,000.o0), s. B. Krup-
say saSrssn and F. .rupsaE s1ala Trustees The
18th. St. NV, washington. b. c.
certificate Of limited partnership was filed
with the Clerk of the y. S. District Court
for the 2; G; on Nov. 1s, 1914,
nO21 ID, "a 2S, 40, de2 5T.Q1o14
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

PRIVATE PARTY will pay all cash or cash
to first trust for house or 4-S-family apart
ment. Box 139-V, Star.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

CORNER BUSINESS PROPERTY, with or
without living quarters, for investment;
present occupants will not be disturbed
Box 46-V. Star.
CIGAR, CANDY, MAGAZINE stand in Govt.
2r. other. public building; reliable party.
De. 4594.
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FARMS WANTED.
LEGAL NOTICES.

DESIRES CONTACT owner or agent, pro
duclng dairy, cattle farm, over 800 acres
Appointment. ME 0003
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PRIVATE TILE GARAGE, 2O-ft. paved
lighted alley, rear 314 v st. me-, 81 pc
month. RE. 1860. Eyes. AT 0O4Q
Evening star., 1944-12-16

Mother-Let's phone the USO and
offer to entertain some soldiers
about the age of our John over
Christmas eve week end.
Father-I think that would be
fine,
Evening star., 1944-12-16

1915 ACRES, mi. from Rockville, 1900.
IT. frontage paved road. Beautiful creel
and rich chester loan soil, $3.50 acre
Also 6M g., S1,40o; II a.. $500. OWNER
I-2-5 TO e5 TO 500 ACRES, colesvil.
SO. Capitol st. Also apt house site Chevy
Chase. Q. G, and 65 homesites, beautifully
FuIToN r. % uoRpoN anS owner Sanef l4a7 M Eye
ST.. NV. DI. $3.50 till s pm. Brokers
s.tsnIiHni s.AGRH TRACTS with oso-t ,rort,s. or
Route 240, north of Gaithersburg, Montg
Co., Md; cleo, phone and bus at property;
$1,000 each tract; 25% cash. balance 6
tracts at Clinton. Md; ST 800 each tract
easy terms. Conv. to Suitland, Md. Govt
bldgs. and Navy Yard employees. JOHN A.
BRICKLEY ST. 1851
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Not This

Mrs. A.-Since we lost our son,
I can't bear even to look at other
young men in uniform. How I'm
ever going to get through Christmas
week this year, I don't know.
Evening star., 1944-12-16

Remove one letter from each word and
rearrange to spell the word called for.
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed 1t. II you have
'Lettered-Out" correctly you bring 1t home
II you're good.
Answer 70 Yesterdays LErTER-oUT.
R SPONSOR SPOONS with SOUP you
need 'em).
{9 ARoHTAsG HRoH1Ax ixsu fs.T s.nt !. 90 t41.d tass
(E) NOTICE-rOHnC (it sounds good@.
SR) CATERS-CA6T1 (you'rs > Htndu).
Evening star., 1944-12-16
Points for Parents
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.
BY Dave Breger
Don Flowers
The onlu SUGGEST

The only successful Uay of forgetting
pore to turn thoughts interest
Evening star., 1944-12-16

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, 2O0-acre farm,
good soil, between 3 pixies: modern 7-rm
dwelling, 3-rm. tenant house, $4,000;
combination barn, nearly new farm imple-
ments, . large streams, several springs;
now under cultiva ton. Howard County
35 mi. from Washington. OWNER, Ia
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
ACREAGE FOR SALE

for sale or rent with J. NOBLE BOAz. 7240
Wisconsin ave, Washington IA. D. c.:
phone WI 2648
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AuToMoBILEs WAITED lcon,.

(Monday:: Louis in the PITT
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
LOTS WANTED.
REAL ESTATE SALT OR EXCHANGE

D. c.. MD, VA, for residential, CONF
mercial and industrial purposes. JAMES
E. MAHONEY. Woodward Bldg. RE. 24l1.
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When he said this 1t was as If he
himself had cast a spell over the
witches
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Reassure your boy overseas by send
ter to My Son." For q free copy, send
stamped (3-cent), self cressed
envelope to Frank Colby, in care Of
The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1944-12-16
Contract
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Clubs are trumps. South leads.
North and South are to win six
of the eight tricks against any
defense.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1944-12-20
CITY COURT
BUSY WITH
ASSAULT CASE,

The city court has been busy
with several cases.
Robert w. Vreekan was found
guilty of assault and battery on
the person of Chief of Police
Jens Forshaug, at Mays Tav-
ern, and was fined 500. The in
cident occurred the evening of
December 10th.
James Harper and Joe Zapa-
ka were acquitted on the same
charge.
James Preston was found
guilty of interfering with a law
full arrest and fined $500.
All of these men are civilian
employees of the u. S. E. D.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1944-12-20
POLISH.INDINN
TROOPS CLEAR
ENEMY FORCES

ROME, Dec. 20.-(AP)-Polish
and Indian troops of the Eighth
Army virtually cleared all of
the enemy forces in the area
south of thed Senior river and
west of the main Bologna Rimi-
nj highway, it has been report
ed.
The NaZis have been putting
up a stubborn fight here for over
two weeks.
Headquarters said that a
strong Germand resistance hel
other Eighth Army units to linn
tied gains in the north and
northeast of Faenza.
Headquarters also disclosed
last night that a savage enemy
counterattack in hat area forced
he allied roops to fall back to
the northern edge of that city.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1944-12-20
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1914.

try as a contact man with Ger
man supplies.
The indictments returned from
Newark, N. j., charged Carl
Emil Ludwig Krepper of New
ark, for violation of the sabo-
tage and censorship of four for
eign agents statutes.
The Department of Justice
said that the indictments were
returned on Decembert S h, but
were impounded until today by
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1944-12-20
JAPS CAUGHT
in TRAP ON
LEYTE ISLAND
BY Murlin Spencer :.
GEN. MACARTHUR'S HEAD
QUARTERS. IN THE PHILIP.

QUARTERS. IN The P1lLlP.
PINES, Dec. 20. -(AP)-The
largest Nipponese organized for
ce still in action on Leyte has
been caught in atrap by the con-
verging Yanks, who are within
6 miles of closing an even great
er and tighter trap.
No organized resistance has
been encountered on newly in
vaded Mindoro during the twin
Philippine battles it was report
ed today.
Headquarters also announced
that General Sosaki Suzuki's
headquarters, the town of VAL
encia, and the airfield there had
been captured.
The Jap forces in west Leyte
are caught between the 77ht.
Division troops and the dis
mounted cavalry troops.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1944-12-20

order of the court.
The action climaxes more than
two years of investigation by the
FBI.
The original announcement
said that the clue was supplied
by ID German saboteurs, who
landed on the Atlantic coast from
submarines in June, 1912.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1944-12-20
MINISTER is
INDICTED AS
ISABOTEUR

y WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec.
20.-(AP)-The Department of
Justice announced the indictment
of former minister, who the
department said was instructed
to establish himself in this coun-
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Surprise Birthdoy
Porty Is Given For
Neil Wilkerson

Mr. and Mrs. Loren Wilkerson
IGNORED their son. Mel, with a
urprise birthday party Wednes-
ny evening in celebration OF
his eighteenth birthday The
honoree received many gifts.
N.SS..l Aliu cake were served
Helen Violet Jean. Calvin,
Bonita, and Caroline Fuller, Char
lene Tanner, Rachel Hudson, Ar
nell Adams Sara Pearl Carter.
Curtis Hinson, Eugene Mcbride,
Will Tucker, Howard Miller, ].
w. Barrow, Alma Doze, Callie
Kross, Mr.. and Mrs. Talman
Miller, Joyce Pierce, Mrs. Salem
Labbous and children, MIR. and
Mrs. George DeAngelo, Cecil Me-
Donald, Julia Frances and Emma
Jean Woodeock, MRS. Henry Ford
and daughters. Eilyen and Won
cile, L. r. Lane, W. A. Newsom.
Monette Carter, Voncile and Bub-
pa Porter, Fern, Ben, and Dewey
Murren, Grace Dunn, Thelma
and CLYDE Alexander, Delberl
md Virgil Wilkerson and Betty
Coleman.