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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-31
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Ma zadnu pry konvenci SANS, ki vla
Cevandu bill hvoljeni sedeci uradn g odbornn
Sega odbora:
cAsTM CLAM:
castn predsednik LOUIS ADA1dTC, Milford, N
Castna MARIE PRISLAND
N Sheb0ygan Wis., s r#s
Ave, Cleveland s. Ohio
EKsEKUTTvE
ETBIN Haven,
ROGEIJ,
Chicago
Tank KUHEL, W. st, Chicago 49, Ill
Ave, Chicago
Zapsnkar JACOB zUPAN 14oo So lombard Ave. Berwyn, HI
!
LEO JURJOVEC, 1S40 w, 22nd Pl, Chicago 8, Ill.
ANTON KRAPENC, 1886 w. 2lst Pl, Chicago ILL.,
LEOPOLD KUSHLAN 6409 ST. Clair Cleveland Ohio.
ALBINA NOvAK, GILT st. Clair Ave, Cleveland g. Ohio.
FRANK ZAITZ, 1901 Lawndale Chicago 2s, Ill
NADzoRNI oDBoR: 4..
LOUIS ZELEzNIKAR Chicago st, Joliet Ill
JOSIE ZAKRAJsEK, 1908 Corneia Cleveland Ohio.
JOSEPH ZAvERTNK, 800 Tena1y Rd, Engewood NJ J.
sIRsI oDBoR:
LOUIS ARKO 1922 Wooster Rd, w, Barberton Ohio.
ANTON DEBEVC, 1880 So. 18th St, Sheboygan, Wis
JOSEPH F. DURN, 1905 Waterloo Cleveland Ohio.
JOSEPHINE ERJAvEC, SCI No. Chicago ST, Joliet H.
THERESA GERZEL w. Aliquippa
ANTON HORZEN, Route No. A. Princeton ILL.,
ANTHONY JERSN 1876 Washington st, Denver, Colo.
REV. MATH KEBE, 223-57th st, Pittsburgh /, Pa
KLUNE, N. W,sCh
Keniworth
KATHERINE KRAINZ 1888 Hawthorne Detroit Mich
JOHN KvARTTCH, Station Bidgevlle
POLLOCK 24465 Lakeland Blvd, Noble Ohio.
Brooklyn N. Y.
ANTONETTE SIMCICH 1901 Addison Rd, Cleveland Ohio
THERESA SPECK, 1858 Rosa Ave, st. Louis 16, Mo.
STROJ NJ. lines Ave, Indianapolis Ind.
JOHN NJ STONICH 1884 Cedar St., Pueblo Colo.
ANDREW VIDRICH 706 Johnsown,
ANTON ZBASNIK, A. F. u Bldg, Ety. Mimi
The Nome nugget., 1944-11-13
AGREEMENTS ARE REACHED BY LEADERS

PARIS, Nov. 13. - (AP) - Sweeping agreements in giving France the key role of the post war Europe, and looking toward her future security, were quick ly reached in talks between Prime Minister Churchill and Gen. DeGaulle during the prime minister's visit to Paris, it was reported reliably today.
 Concurrent with Frances ad- mission to the European Advisory Commission, the British and French statesmen agreed that the French forces should partici- pate in military occupation of the defeated Germany, alongside of the British, American and Rus sian contingents.
 Speaking before cheering as- semblage yesterday at Hotel De- vile, Churchill said that Ger many might be beaten in six
The Nome nugget., 1944-11-13
PROCLAMATION IS ISSUED BY NAX LEADER

LONDON, Nov. 13.-(AP)-A proclamation in the name of the long-silent Adolf Hitler, but read by Hangman Chief Heinrich Himmler, summoned the German people to fight to the death. and promised victory to them who fight against the allies, it has been reported.
 He asserted that surrender would not be cheap escape. He appealed to the people for loy- atty to the Fuehrer and warned them that his power was abso- lute. He declared that "as long as I live a German will not suf- fer the fate of other European states, which have been flooded by Bolshevism.
 But the voice of Hitler him. self, who has not spoken to his people in nearly four months dur ing their grave crisis, was not heard this Sabbath.
 He has been silent since the day after July 2Oth, when there was an attempt on his life. This led to reports that he was dead or ill, or mad.
 In his proclamation, der fueh- Ter said that his work does not allow me to leave my work for even a few day"
 In stark fanaticism the leaders sought to pledge Germany to vir- tual suicide.
 They hold the hari kari fanat- icism of the Japanese as an ex- ample fro the Germans defense. Of "our beloved Reich by every home, every street corner and every clump of trees"
 All thought of compromise or equalization was rejected.
The Nome nugget., 1944-11-13
CONTEST FOR HOUSE SEAT ENDS TODAY

The contest between Elizabeth Cross and B. G. Baker, who were tied at the recent election for the House of Representatives with 492 votes each ends today, as November 18th was the last day that absentee votes may be re- ceived. Juneau has announced the decision rests with the new legislature as to who will be seated.
The Nome nugget., 1944-11-13
POLICE ACTIVE OVER THE WEEKEND

The Nome City police had a busy weekend, with series of drunk and disorderly charges. The city coffers netted over $180 in fines as result of their ac- tivity.
The Nome nugget., 1944-11-13

vada 2.
 Louisiana Tech O, Louisiana Normal 0. (tie)
 Central Iowa IA, Luther '. San Francisco Coast Guard Pi- lots 13, College of Pacific 0.
 Milligan 20, Catawba 13.
The Nome nugget., 1944-11-13
OF ACTRESS SAID TO BE CRITICAL

NEW YORK, Nov. 13.(-AP)- The world-famous actres, Ethel Barrymore, who suffered an at tack of influenza over the week end, took a sudden turn for the worse last night and was removed from the home of her daughter to hospital.
 A statement from the hospital said that she had increased the congestion in her lungs.
 The British Admiralty in 1840 contended that oak was superior to iron and refused to accept the material as a shipbuilding mate rial.
The Nome nugget., 1944-11-13

The history of the famous Koh- i-nor diamond can be traced back to the year 1904.
The Nome nugget., 1944-11-13
MISS LILLIAN HELLMAN ARRIVES IN MOSCOW

Miss Lillian Hellman, Broad way playwright, who passed through Alaska enroute to Mos COW to be the first woman writer accorded that privilege, arrived safely in that city, it has been re- ported. She attended a confer ence as the guest of the Soviet of Russian writers and actors, known as the VOKS.
The Nome nugget., 1944-11-13
ALaxssS
 FOOTBALL. !. ' SCORES

Notre Dame 0, Army 51.
 Illinois 0, Michigan IA.
 Yale 13, Brown 0.
 Navy AS, Cornell 0.
 Michigan State B, University of Maryland O.
 Cherry Point Marines 2, Bain- bridge Navy 50.
 Colgate 13, Holy Cross 19. Swarthmore 21, New York Uni versity O.
 U. s. Coast Guard 19, Darth- mouth o.
 Columbia 2, Penn 35 Franklin Marshall 0, Usinus 2. Penn State T, Temple 6. B1oomsburg Teachers 0, Drex- el 30.
 Camp Detroit 2 St. Mary's Navy 0. .-N Virginia State 61, Lincoln Uni versity 0.
 Georgia 38, Florida 12. AAF 2, Wichita University 13 College City, New York, 0, Bucknell 78.
 Lehigh 0, West Virginia Fl. Indiana IA, Minnesota 19 Purdue 27, Northwestern 2. Iowa 2, Wisconsin 26. Iowa State IS, Nebraska 6. pr Boat Squadron 13, Harvard Norwich 0, Connecticut UT IA Presbyterian T, South Carolina 28.
 William and Mary 0, North Carolina 0 'tie).
 Mississippi 6, Alabama 34. Pittsburg 19, Ohio State 54. Muhlenberg 6, Prnceton 16. Rice 2, Arkansas 12.
 Oklahoma A. & M. 13, Univer- sfty of Texas 8.
 Texas Tech 0, Texas Christian 14.
 Air Force 10, Great Lakes 12. Bunker Hill ', Iowa Seahawks 33.
 Penn State T, Temple 6. Lafayette 39, Rutger 0. New Hampshire 19, Maine IA. Mississippi State 26, Auburn 21.
 Clemson 57, VMI 12. Duke 34, Wake Forest o. Virginia 39, Richmond Univer- sity 0.
 North Carolina B Georgia Navy IS.
 Clark 2, Tennessee State 6. Florida A. & M. IA, Tuskegee 13.
 Miami, Ohio, B, Ohio Wesley an 20
 Drake 31, Missouri Valley 0. Iowa State 19, Nebraska 6. Kansas State 18, Kansas IA. ULA 51, Southwestern 6. Texas A. & M. 39, Southern Methodist 6. Missouri 21, Oklahoma 2l (tie). DePauw 6, Oberlin 0.
 Georgia Tech 34, Tulane !. UCLA ', California O.
 March Field 28, Washington 0. Utah State 8, Idaho Southern Branch 2. Denver fl, New Mexico 6. Utah 21, Colorado College 6. St. Mary's Pre-Flight 32, Ala
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-14
MUSINGS BY
THE TREASURER

8ir eratulteren Dem Sp'iten
Serrn 6. S. Sunfeler au ieiner CT
'nennlne gum @eneralbitar ser Di6-
5efe Omaba. Mier. &unfeIer tpurbe
I'M Sabre 1919 i'm Soiepbinum gum
Srieiter gepeibt.
X X X
Gin alter Ohio 8atienfre,,no- -2e5er
uno treuer Sreuno oes Soiepbinums
fdreibt: u@s iit tpieoerum bic 3eit
%, um Sbnen meine idbrlibe @abe
5u fen6en, ban1tt Der liebe Gott un-
iere grnte Dor SaeeI uno Srodenbeit
,betpabren n0ge. Sc tpdre i1lintm fir
bic Nationen Der Welt, tpenn Ameri-
ia oieies Sabr cine Geblernte baben
tpiirbe." "#
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Gin a1toerer eifriger @obltdter
mo6t Die Benertung: sd mar ae.
riibrt uno erba,tt, als id Dor etli6en
,Bo6en Die Sdilberung Der @eibe.
5eremonien las. Gum Danf fir oie
19one 3abl bon is 11euen Brieftern
lege i6 eine leine Gabe BEL. Ser
anoere Dollar lit fir ben Roblen-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-14
Sdjmeitern bes bl. 5ranaisfns in
Siffin, OGiu, feieru eStbilGuut

ssSn oteien Monat Stunt feiern bic
S6meitern oes III. 6ranaisfus i'm ct.
Srancis &loiter oas oiamontene Su.
|bildun Der @riino,ng ibres RIoiters
in Gtffin, Ohio. Die &ommunitdt
lpuroe i'm Sabre 1869 bon Meb. So
iepb gibn anb We,ttter De. arancis
S6dffer fit ben befonoeren 3ued
gegriinoet, fit arme @aiien ,ato bei.
matlofe olte 2el1te au iorgen. Rura
oarauf begunnen bic Shpeftern oos
Berf Der gr5iebung, big Big anf ben
beutigen Sag tpeitergefiibrt tpiro. @e.
.gentpdrtie Ietten bic Shpeitern atpoff
2anoidulen uno adt religi0ie Ber,,fs.
.i6nlen in Der Dioaeie Eoleoo. ~
@benfaus leiten bic Gbtpeitern bos
St. 5rancis Some fiir dltere 2eute it,
Eiffin unb oas ct. antbonp 9iIger.
baus IN Carer. Set 1880 BOT Die
aommunitdt 2ebrertnnen in Der
Central Catholic Sigh Sdool in 50.
le6o. = 49, s,s-
SIM Sabre 1889 iibernabmen oie
Sdneitern oes FL. 5ranaisfus bas
8aiienbaus ltnb bie. Rlde bes 9dpit-
liden gollegiun1 Soiepbinum IN Go
lrmbus. Sic toirften bort "a Sabre
lang, biz fie 1918 a1r 9i0seie EoIebo
5iriifberufen Duroen. Die 5bneftern
.baben ibren Qufe11tbalt in Columbus
IN aneenebmer grinnerung.
Dns oinmaniene ssubiI1un ipiro5
nom 15. Biz IL. SUM gefeiert. an.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-14
SersIide Bite zines bentidea
aeifi0nars

Sn elmer firdIid bliibenben, ober
|artnen, gut fatboIifden 9farrgenteirt.
De in 9arnguaD, 5iioomerifa, febIt
6ringero ein gan5 befdeioenes airh-
Lem. 90 es fid .burdpeg Inn 6rn,ffe
2atobebolferung banoeIt (eg iino on.
Ser poraluaper aud oettihe, poIni.
ide, ruiiifde u1o anoere quite Gatbo-
lifen borbanoen) miro Inn Ole giittee
Mnbilfe Der 10 oft betpabrten fatbo-
Iii9en @laubensbriioer ,lr1o .fdne-
itern aus It. 9. 81. gebeten. Seoe
aud Die oIlerfleinite @abe = Die in
etnem eetu0bnliden griefe auf uteine
bolle geranttportltng geianot tperoen
.tann, ,,irn,nt Der unteraeidnete beut-
l9e Bater oanfeno entgegen. Quit
tl1ng miro iofort erteilt. Sir Die eo-
len Sreunoe lno @0nner Der geplan-
ten @eilig-areua>&trd5e tptro uto,1at-
lid Der 5egen elmer bl. Wefet ai1fge'
opfert. @iittge @aben uno 3uidriften
m0een sic bite rtbten an:
&ebo. Sabre Don Sole areuiier.
$50, goronel 8ogaoo (Bara-
euaD), Soutb america.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-14
Nns Detlt Sofebbtuu,lt

Obgleib mir in nnierer oiesidbri-
gen greiieta1upagne unier 3ieI (500
neue 2eier fiir ltniere 8o6enbldtter)
|nidt gana erreidt baben, 10 tpuroen
oennod 488 1teue 2eier eetuontten.
|nnferm Sbeologen Tim atpetten SAT-
|re) antbonp Beder f6nt oas 8eroien5t
5u, Die meiften getporben at baben
nit 80 ne,en 2eiern. Stir feline tnobl.
|beroienten 8et1iibungen erbielt er Elm
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rice Eieu, bonn erften Sabre Der Pbi.
loiopbie, erbtelt ben atpeiten Breis fiir
81 neue abonnements, S. Nilges aus
oem 6ritten uno Sabes MeDonalb
aus bent atpeiten Sabre Der 8biIo-
iopbie ben bierten 9reis. Die Stnben-
ten oes Soiepbtnl1t1ls fpreden ibren
beIen Danf olIen aus, bic 5u benz
grfolg beigetraeen baben. 49,.
X X X
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|bern0gen.
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&egelbabn 5ien1lid rubig geporben IN
bent parmen @etter. 5temIi6 gu
ipru9 erbdlt nod bas 8iaaroipiel,
beIonbers fit bic Neuen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-14

Gantgtng ! 4 SUIT, feiert Bet &n'ife
&err 8ifhof RarI 8. aIter 90,
bon SoIeoo ein feierIi1es Bontififal-
Sohant. Den CONNER binonrA per-
ben bic 5dpeftern ibre yreltnoe,
gertpanbten liro ebennlieen 8oiien-
timber betDinfomntnen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-14

aus 2on6on erbdlt bic "0ffiee Of
8or Snformation'' III Baibineton
|fo1eenbe Mttteilrtng: n3um erifen
Male i'm eegentpdrttsen ariege tpiro
bon oeutiden 9uellen oas Guftreten
bon Sledtppbus in 8eitoeuti6lano
geneloet. Die Melbrrng erfolgte i'm
3uIanmenbang nit elmer 8eroronltng
oes Samburger Boli5eiprditbenten,
ser Die obligatorti6e gtetnteung aller
Sitarbeiter our6 @ntlauiungsitatio"
men befobI. Dte gerantiportung fir
oie 9ur6fitbrung 6ieier 8eroronlrng
tragen oie urternebmer uno Sausbal-
|tungsborftGnbe, sic arbeiter bieier
Rateeorie befddftieen ODER beberber-
gen. - -. 7--.: .
Cine GbnIi6e 5ituation berridt i'm
Hubrgebiet, mo Die gepolferung Dor
Innabme BON Der angebIih BON al,s-
l1nbifben Nrbeiterrt pertriebene1r Sei-
|fe geipar1t tntro.
Die geationalio5ialiiten babe1t bic
beiteben6e Eppbuseefabr imu1er nit
Der Gntpeienbeit Der nielen arbeiter
aus Dem Often begriinbet, aber Be-
ridte aus Deutihlanb MAIDEN Die IN
oen Irbeitslasern berrihenoen 3n-
itdnoe 6afiir neranttportlih. Snfolge
bes ftarf geiunfenen bpsieniiden gi.
beaus fino Die Nrbeiter oauerno Der
|Snfefttonsgefabr ausgeIeet, aud ipenn
bic gntIauiungsftationert ,tnunterbro.
den arbeiten. 2 +. !.
Ser Mdngel an SEIZE lit i'm Deut-
iden Meide 10 groB, oaB Die gebor-
ben cine 9rdn1ie bon einen 2 lln5elt
f1tpere1t Stuf 5eife fir bic Gblie-
|fer1ng bon Rilogrnnn otter ano.
den auseeiebt baben. Sur Sammlung
10 bieIer @nohen bralht cine fiinf-
fopfige Santilie 16 Biz Is Boden.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-14
aJlrg 81. 3 ggis

I promised 4 donation Of SIS if the
Virgin Mother grant me favor,
which my beloved Mother Mary did.
- Fl. B.
This is to apply to the current
Scholarship and is sent in thanks
giving for an extraordinary favor
granted to me by appealing to St,
Joseph, the protector of families.
May God continue to bless your
good work through the Josephinum
dedicated to St. Joseph" Mrs. J.
A. S., Mo. y
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-14
QMtttnttg fit fro1lt,lte
6abe,t 5ngnntett
1tuierer Stuoeute1t

Frank N. Drabruzzi, RIM SIC
Calf. .....................$ $4,000
Miss Regina Lenz, Mimi. .... 1000
Mrs. M. Britton, Texas ...... 600
Mrs. Ray Peters, Minn. ...... 500
Mrs. Nick Siegfried, MINI. E. 500
Norbert Cordes, Mich. ....... 500
Mrs. Mary Collins, Wis. ..... 500
Frank Baumgartner, N. Y. =. 2.S5
Mrs. M. schaefer, N. Y. ..... ZOO
Jos. whitman, ST., Ark. ..... ZOO
Mrs. M. Nirmaier, Ind. ...... 200
RMS. K. Koenig, N. J. ....... 200
Frank Haddas, Mich. ....... 100
Jos. Westendorf, Ohio .... 100
Mrs Helena Back, Iowa ....:. 100
MRS. Mary Vein, N. Y. ...... 100
Jno. Henger, KY. ............ 100
Mrs. L. Lehner, N. Y. ........ 100
Henry Wells, Pa. ......... 100
Coal Fund
Previously credited 81 ,248.30
Rev. B. L., Mich. .......... 1000
Total ................. 81 ,258 30
Vigil Lights
A Friend, Erie, Pa. ............$ $500
Mrs. A. G. Kirk, Pa. .......... ZOO
Mrs. J. F. Bertha, Pa. ........ 100
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-14

S. Cigar Soober, Dem Setter 0es
gunoesgebeimoienites, miro am n.
Stunt Der Gbrerooftor Der Rehte bonn
Seton San College in 5outb Orange,
81. S., berlieben. Die Nus5eibnung
erfoIgt burd ben Gr5biidof Der Neip-
orfer grsoi55eie, abonlas 5. Bnlib,
g. g. gonron, Der Better oes gsetu
.yorfer @ebein1bienItes, erbielt i'm boz
rigen Sabre cine 1bnIide Gbrung.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-14
Gtimme 6es golfes fiir bas
SDiepbtnitiit

l. =. sSDlepbtnitnt
Siern1it fdife i'd Sbnen einen Sol.
lar gum Danf fir Die grborune elmer
Bite, 81, gbren oes 81. Soiepb. -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-14

3ufamrne1t .$7260.56
Btr baben 1ns gum 3ieI eeiest,
$20,00o.9o 8u bteiem Suno suiam'
men5ltbri1tgen. golange oieIe Cunt
ME nibt erreidt 1T, bringt Der Gunb
11i6ts Elm. Die aus Der porbanoenen
Suntnte eritebenoen 3infen peroen
benz 5uno beieefitgt. Naboem oas
3teG erreidt 1T, tperoen Die 3inie1t
5ur 9eftreitatg Der Quseaben fir
Die oogmatiide EbeoIogie benubt.
8ir itno iiber5eugt, oaB 1t1tfere 2e-
fer unb 8obItater tn ibrer Greigebig-
felt nidt erlabmen iperoen. Ser &C.
ber alles @uten tpirb it6 ntdt an
@roBmut iibertreffen laiien uno ieinen
retdliden 5eeen ba5u berletben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-14
Ntitt,uod, ben Ia. Stunt 1914
9irdenfa1enber

g. II. Stunt 2. Sunntas n. Rfins'
ften. @b.: Das groBe
Nbenomabl. 2uf. IA.
M. t2. Sobannes Sacunons
9. 13. " Intonius bon Ba6na
so. IA. I" 8o1tlius
9. IS. 8itus
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g. II. M6olpb
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-14

ssSuno. M61tell bod nlebr 2eier 5i
oiefent Si,to beitrageli.
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l1niern &obIenbanfen tpiro bieien
.Son1tner feline Nnbe gego1nt tDer.
oen. Set Iongen Sabren brauhter
mir ben 9anpffeiieI In ben CONNER.
|ferien nur fir bic Wafdfiife 81 ge-
|brau6en. go aber biefen CONNER bic
[5tuoenten I'M ssoiepbtnunl berblei-
ben, r1iiiie1 mir Dar1pf baben gum
Roden uno geidirrpaiden. 8ir red.
men auf Ste MitbtIfe unierer 2eier
|uno WobItdter, tper111 fie einen gei.
trag fir BobIt6tgfeitsstpede MAIDEN.
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Wad6em burd bic Sreieebigfett ,,t-
ierer 2efer uno 8obltdter Der @tbIio-
tbefsfunb eIidIid al gnoe eebradt
tuer6en fonnte, Ienfen mir Die auf-
.lnerffautfeit auf iinfern Or. soent.
.geratb WemoriaI G41b.
Ger 3tpef oieies Snrbs lit, einen
2ebritubl fiir oogn1atide sbeo1ogte
5,t errtdten, CUR grihnerung an TN.
fern erften grofeiior oer oogn1atf9en
.Bbtloiopbie u,to ,.nieres stpeiten &ef%
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Evening star., 1944-11-20
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF
psyas beea eath held bz the
Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia
in the matter Of closing , certain streets rs and
matter described, and the said Commis-
justice and advisability of said closings
o snd hs that pubs s S ses e
Under sats q sst sEs
Act si No. o!spns sSa spproVed wee pecemSer 5. 1882
sne sre.n on pats asa lsd IN the once Of the sur
numbered as Maps 1922 and so2s are
teet sdees ON Gtndfsd and sfteT pseember H. 1914 the
title to the land comprised in said areas
so closed to revert to the abutting prop
said closinss to take effect Jointly. or sep
arately by subsequent order or orders. on on
the effective, date aforesaid, according s,d TO
Closing of 18th Street between Butler and
Galen Streets, Sc, and closing public .1st al
sys nnsns r0m Gosnt nh pars
Streets and alleys in the Northeast Section
lying within the territory bounded on the
RHieh Vson q xvenS say Spae the on south @
street. and on the west by Lowrie Place
and fhe west line Of the public alsy ada a.
scribed as follows: Closing parts Of Hunt
Street between Lowrie Place and 52nd
Street: closing parts OF 52nd Street be-
Of public alleys in and adjacent to Square
51T7 and in Square 519S; including ded-
ication of land for streets and alleys with;
all parties interested must file in writing
with the Commissioners. d. c.. objections,
providing for the closings listed above. be;
fore December IL. 1944: otherwise said
closings shall become effective on and
aft hat at accordance with the
provisions Of said Public Act No. 307. ap-
proved December Is. 1892. JOHN RUS
SELL YOUNG. C. w. KUTZ, GUY MASON,
nol3 4texSu hol
Evening star., 1944-11-20
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAND.

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY-wheato Md
1 mi. from Silver Spring-5-rm. bunga-
low; garage; large cellar; oil heat: lot
sXfNs % Really CO., a 81. ssss' once 81
sio,5oOWVacant, near colesville, Md: 10
psn large peus hoases
horse and Cow cow barn, other outbuiidinss
plenty of fruit, very productive soil: large
frontage on highway; house sets back 100 400
BURDoFT, colesville, Md. Call Ashton
SeRooM MODERN BUNGALOW. 1 acre OF
ground. in nice country section; ~S6 900.
ons-half cash. BUELL. M; GARDNER-J. E
kEakHr ksk Md ph9aa pame sse ASBESTOS
white shingle. detached home on large lot:
7Ox165: modern bath; city water and
poss ONCE and banf prced eP
as owner must move by Dec. 18th to a new
business; will accept small cash down
phone ssaais R BRRApy H $685.
LARGE BRICK-6 bedrooms, 3 baths, g
car garage, large lot, large finished dormi-
living room, dining room; library, kitchen
ixs pa1k MAI Olfsss tEsn
1Sia III ACRES, 4 miles from Silver Spring
house, .4h acres in apples, other fruit
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srsnsp sfdooo terms naaa sS s. s'fc PRIcE I
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toOx15o; double garase. workshop, chicken
mouse, large porches, one screened, one one
Prce arss sss pea %h
Tel. WA. 1149 20s