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SUBURBAN REkT-MARYLAkD.
improvements. For information. cal
Gaithersburg 1S-F-l3. -22
SUBURBAN sALs-vIRGiNIA.

JEFFERSON PARK-All-brick WiIliams-
burg. in one of the most exclusive sections
End si Il. '.IsA IS diminished but has wonderful
possibilities: full bsmt. with maids room
and and Winter Wxa % hooknp % large back yard a With
p.1ss 3 apt onlS sS'Sso % sIjl hspsIe. III L
l5a5. "a. 2oi4. M Attention. Nj. Lsansnd
Aa1LLEIxANDRIA-Fine a1LI residential section. g.
eoT sedoom Ssoms dsn and n ba
sa Il 1sSs ss5;.slys FL n0Ss5n ssIm,
RHINE REALTY Co. eo7 Prince,st. Alex Ale
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hesa aarss suilsip Ssy Swnsr ps
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s. PsdHMs M cay nR RsaPoN tssn %ria sgE4ssa
Fan f1 1fe SoR ia fHhafffssaEssyou gasa can be happy
as sssnas s s i snS sSae5s ao1ss 1ss Efa
Ioom ssda1ems aSd Bath IN basmt Rs pssted Heated
aTr ssIsf 81 esas ise sswaY
stSPs sGT, GEE eis VIM. DAD. ysa promised @ Es,d
Dad. here it is, and you can. move right in!
foniai, Corner lot, and best Of all. financing
SEAL sa b ESTATE a5Ifhssa y is' Lee
o6S Gsbe MSRf Td 81 IN eISi HhisHsrs ok ssss
to buy a bungalow with 8 bedrooms. Of
them on the 1st floor, for very reasonable
cash cash payment; oil heat, garage snda and "a 2
sEsyicE sSzsy fseR Nc hssv.y S debs rsad
II II NEVER Ss HukTs te take = E lS0k.lAnd l.las
whsh with yHe bedroems roo i ali On foSr We Know
YOU win be interested. You won't get hurt
rs Pfss ssRHies slefr Sc Sey ss ff2eh ehws9 HEA II
aiebe dSaaIp road. dAeH; az. o5e1. Ok. s5sb. 31 :
This substantial a1Iss Eas srses pu1s ad
bath, city electricity, phone, fireplace. oak
range range and refriserator are Included. The
soohoase sasRS3aansS and eiieksn houses The isad
roads. Possession with deed. Price, S14.
@sn aoS ses ssos dNS5s aRsf
Ggsed rsIs sssse has
iiy. rni., din rn. Kitchen and bath. full
concrete basement. practically new .nu,a fur, r
throlghout, range and GE refgr go
with deal; possession within wks.:
price, $3.50. only $1:25Q cash, balance
like rent at $50 mo. AL BAKER & SON,
Iif S. ST. Asaph ST.. Alex, Va, Alex.
f644. Open Sundays. 22
$1,000 DOWN and you move into this
attrac. 5-rrn. home; located in lovely
Hillwood: only 10 Minis. from downtown
Wash: has beau. fenced lot, nice for
children; house is spotless: oil heat: truly
a Christmas bargain. COMMONWEALTH
REALTY; 26o6 Wilson blvd. oW. $500.
CHTHoIic SCHOOL and church across
the street from this lovely 6-rm: detached
rnn. and Z huge kitchen which Is sure to
catch the eye; slso bath and large
bedrms. and glassed-in sun PORCH; has Gil
heat also: 2,car garsge THIS ano house y sh.a II
Ssriect one imedseeiy onis coMNwEAT sH1i
REALTY CO. oW. $500. oxford 2341.
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ouT-oF-Towk REAL ESTATE.

HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and Q
snug hsherman's haven in one Of Florida
Gulf Coasts fastest, growing; restricted
communities: over 400 sold; Is acre home
sites. fronting or near salt water, commu.
nifty boat dock priyiIs.. hard I'd, elec;;
titles guaranteed priced as low as $500.
S45 down, S15 mo-: immed. possession. For
beautiful Illustrated free booklet write or
phone Paul E. Harrison. 1882 < s. nT'
ME- 1143. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Realtor -
OUTSTANDING lovely brick and stone
house, basement, bath; elec.. phone, serv.
ants, house, setting. view trees, gooad
acres: S12.5o0. P. NJ. BROWNING ..5 Gnl-
MIAMI, FLA.-5-rm. furn. house. newly
redecorateG. screened porch. hot water,
fireplace. excellent gas range. inner-spring
mattresses. yard maintained, quiet street:
So 800 rent for season. Greenbelt 25l1.
FLoRIDA-By owner. little paradise cree
ated by architectural skin; lovely land
scaping etc; completely furn-, approx.
6-year-old brick, complete modern hxtures'
solar water system, pump, aoioining stqolo,
equipped for housekeeping $4,000 down
payment WA 016t. -
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HOUSES FOR sALe-sovthwes,.

vACANT-Near Govt. bIdgs.; income prop
erty--7 large rooms and bath, 2-stor!
completely furnished; move in with deposit
very convenient terms. Call till pm
weekdays; Sundays. 12 to 5, VIM. Gallo
MFRS PROPERTIES, 1012 18th st. NV
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ACREAGE WANTED.

< TO 10 ACRES BY builder; suitable for
subdiy with sewer and water; will pay all
cash. No agents. Ho. olsl; ewes. WA.
81 TO 100 ACRES. suitable for subdi-
vision for homes in price range Of SIT 900
to S25' 600 In reply give all details,
such as price, cash required. location,
availability to utilities, schools, transport
tation and shopping. Box 293-Y, STAR
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

STORES, WAREHOUSES, OFFICES-Spe
ciaIizing in commercial and industrial prop
critics; will build to suit your reauirements;
we have az locations in the Mstropontan
Area. retail and wholesale. LOUIS BUR-
MAN, RE. 176S.
202 KING ST. Alex, va.--To one tenant
for select use; fine restored 4-story 6ulid-
ing with showroom and ofnces, or irving
COOP BUSINESS LOCATION, in first blk
of K ST. NV. 1st. comm; responsible party
.35 9Th ST. S,E.-Iarge store with 3
story warehouse in rear; immediate posses
sion: long term lease to responsible rsrty
Please. call HARRY ]. FRIEDMAN Broscr'
RE 1886 IL
lot SUITABLE for used-car sales, 52x120
n. prominent 14th st. location; Ss25 mo.
rent. Call Mr.. Gerber, LEGUM g. GER
BFR REALTY CO, AID. $500. -22
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LOTS WANTED.

/ PAY Cash for lots In D. c. or nearby
Md SCOTT SANDERS. TR. 1858. -
BUILDER WANTS improved lots In CITY
or nearby Md Box 279-Y, Star. I'd
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND
II never answer his buZZel

KENSINGTON-Quite attractive 2-bedrm'
sse fsa heas isaas ssh u Price
MEs; s + GsfistmsR. @ syss.ss .sss25 so255 0S7i. ALLIED
SNfvlRsfTY SNAKlEs F rARkosik M oshs nice rooms and
IsIss yIns lsS TSS %h s.ss
and bath on 2pd & noos with
RalflRNTSEs aiRTFy HoMWR 9os y va S,tSs 7SoP vS
SsIis with sIss pumps ana nsssssaJy gas 9',,:
aistsnce from M wasiiinston. n sSoat 10 miles
Baltimore ave. Riverdsls. Nd. WA. zoos
Iad &HxMF HAM EsaIsE kNoLIs; s1Ls5o You
could not duplicate this pretty rsdsbrick
Sn Gasss sOrm sss mas m
session with title. %, L. MURbocK q
ASSOCIATES. Kensington, Md, sH. s594,
colNTRAcToR's % OWN HOME is being sold
because Of expanding family; excellent for
many naans esseI s features. n Including replacs M
new Westinghouse electric range. bed
sm wt ahd @ 3 ay Tm bx Is srn
nished for $4,000: easy terms can be ar
ranged. o. L MURDOCH & ASSOCIATES.
ns sTss Fl seG ss
full big. 6smt,, large noored attic. copper
Easy terms Ss pree e.. $1,000 m e01a agR tHs
pocK- 4 ASSOCIATES. KensinstOn. n Nd,
sPAskEING se skg1i e. 4ssYRRAR-oLp-1n Sligo Park.
shnss sse5 sory soFn homs has sns rm
sun bI,p GSrch io.
sso@plsts Storm % sssh s and fali ss ss@s s Heavy
nd IS soeda fs S ssp sha
Ing excursions for the Children. Immedi-
g. Sc DGsssss MSRpox xsso2H ass fsnz 'fEm. Ksn.
snf0R onp hoMh Ma f6 sIss MakE
ovfy s h0e avss Ss sss on SSnn
elegance and cheerfuiness and Is q blk.
from busline and pig from Kensins.op1
I''ra Smaller m, 'p0 for ehiid aS large living
mSdsrn bath; center hall large ol, PAY Y win n
MyRpockI I \ AssoscIIAsTEs. Kensinsson.
Gis G oNLYMNew detached s-bedroom and
bath. frame houses In Kenstnston. Ready
u abogs 80 ssys Small %I S1wn aaaa payment.
in good residential section. containing 8
DedrmS., DatnSt liVlng IW- VIII ufepiACcs
VsnetsS blinds r pSTeh so Owe VS.
sILvER SPRING, Woodmoor-Red brick
ssap ssas Ill., IT, en- b.drms and sss % down.
bedrms.. up: full bsmt. with fecr. rni..
Law, tubs. gas heat. built-in gar. slate
Silver Spring: charming s-rm. Cape Cod.
In lovely Woodside Forest; hv. rm. with
fireplace, din. rm., equip. kit, 3 nice bed
rms. and Y baths, up; fun bsmt., oil
heat. Law, tubs. outlet, built-fn ger, slate
roof. copper pl., insui.: very near shop. and
Silver Spring: 5-rm home liv. rm. with
fireplace, dinette, equip. kit. 2 bedrms.
and bath, up; full bsmt. $4,000 cash.
Terms.
Bethesda; reduced to sell quickly: red
brick. bung... liy. rm. with fireplace.
screened porch. din. rm.. equip. kit. 2
bedrms and bath on first floor, stairway
to nsuiatsd fsa ATS tgl Ssmt gas
xmas Rmss be 5qd As.r terms soss s4 sy
Ga. ave. 81. 3G00, 8 am. to 0 pm. Ewes.
SH. 1913.
COLORED-I MILE FROM District line
on. Central ave. Prince Georges County.
Md.-Beautiful location for q subdivision.
containing about 1S acres, 500 1t. on the
highway on the north side. about 300 #
on the south side. has houses. practically
new. containing 4 to 8 rms. and bath each:
se., .ba nss taysEn n that soanDa x
with auditorium and dance hall: doing
about $4,000 per annum. For further
information cali ]. W. ROUSE. 1907 11th
st. NV. DI. 10S3. 20
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

BRICK HOUSE, near National Cathedral:
6 rooms, full attic, basement, double brick
garage; oak floors throughout; triple
ient shrubbery; S1S.500,. Trade for Seattle
or San Diego real estate. viii assume non
inflated income property EN- S23I. 2De
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INDUSTRIAL PE0p. FOR SALE.

south Of Pentagon, 10000 So IT, railroad
siding and level ground. OWNER. Call
after 8, TR. 4499. Write Box 4-Y, Star.
FACING q. S. HWY. NO. !. Immediately
south of Pentagon, 4u,o00 SO; T.. raiiroad
after @. TR. 4499. Write BOX 4-Y. Star.
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coNMrpcIAI PROPERTY FoR SALE

700 BLOCK OF 9Th ST. N.W.-2nd COM
mercial. 3-story and bsmt brick dwelling.
IL rooms, 2 baths, oil heat. 4-car brick
gar: lot approx; 15x10s It., containing
over 1,60o 50 # For information. call
PLANT & GORDON. INC, 1874 Park I'd,
co. 1S.}T 10
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PROPERTY WANTED.

INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
HAVE IMMEDIATE SALE for apt. house.
20 TO 30 units: please call at once. SAM
CHANTKER & CO.. 2602 Conn. ave. NV:
telephone MA. 1884: ewes. and Sun. call
Mr. Cohen EI. T2S2. 20
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT.

URPLUS LAND, railroad sldings available,
oned industrial: both in D. c. and nearby
hort t-tern, lease PEBBLES CHEMICAL
10 ONCE UN. 2525: res. EN-. $3.50
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APARTMENT GROUND FOR SALE.

GROUND FOR $50 APIS, planned project
ready to go and utilities available. excel
lent location, convenient Shirley hwy.
KELLEY tE BRANNER, D1. 774o; eve, WI.
6S44 or OR. 52S6 ~
ABOUT ACRES, well located. HAMMAN,
CHI 1855 -22
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$4,000 DOWN. in Silver ,spring-2-bedr
get prick and asbestos shingle on lse. lot;
rm:. screened-in porch; vacant: ARLING-
TON INVESTMENT CO.. INC, staolar.
s.kooMG,. 1,s-BATH. s-story det. brick is
porch, full basmt. with recreation rIl. and
PsTi Ppss Tlthin Says v;pcnS ARsnHT9N M
81 .ooe DOWN will buy this delishtful sil.
EeD sPEnf pteben On the st oor dbas pea
rooms and bath on the second. The house
which Is situated on an attractive lot, is
IN excellent con condition. Vacant an resdy iSr
with :, sHANNoa NJ Ss4 4 = LucHs co, 1908 H
AyoNnAiEAA.EE3a11;site st NA. E3a1; s-rm ultramodern
lot, hardwood floors, fun dry basement
sgto gas as heat sttashsd rag hSTs SFs
to new shopping center; bus "a block.
5 min. to Catholic Univ. 90, min. down
town, | fare; owner occupied; drasticauy
So, " With hnSsssi saSkSoN I IueHs eo. 1855
HH.koMx & Sx.' xxx. IA; ss4S Nm. -s17so. lovely
bungalow. less than 5. years old; liv, rm,
kitchen. 2 bedrooms. large attic that can
Rs sh bssemen o owner mosed to
nlshed: so6S eas basnee easy terms
fsT s fVFsheE With sHaNaeN disss al LueHs co 15o5
\ KEah Il Col eSELfaE NA R2kk & and sel,sville--A
cheerful living room, dining room, modern
ssb sshenm m ry ysry nsa % snd heat se
r. J. scoFE1D Co. XD. 5000 o., 81.
ccooaNaNsEcrrcuT GARDENS - Attention,
veterans, and others who want home
$l25 reserves wooded lot n this beauti-
lot lot f1oa frontsse MO 7o t.; beautiful sasaiv q
rolling woodland fronting .Vters Mill I'd;
also see our l Plans foI S-nsdTm; s,1 it, nome nm
modern mo- kitchen, bath and half. full base
ment, on these lovely lots for 81 900: yet
ss1ton sDnEGvssaa Md ST. ss ph MuHb2cK sso9
GWNER MUST SELL modern brick bunga-
low, about 5 years old, IN villa HEIGHTS,
Md nsar 1 r s e Rtce mnusei Ded t.
rooms and tile. bath on 1st III large bed
room on End a.: full basement. & CAL MI M
Doe. Wo. 1888. with FRANK 8. PHILIPS,
EDGEMdooR tBethesda, Md.,-This very
lovely all-masonry home I consists @ OF :
bath ''i in addition; large library and Lava
tory on 1st noor; on beautiful woodsd a6o cor
nsf fs sas as hWh aeflo ii perfset POS
tasT iniormatt0p Bun call MI a7aa Leigh hoss sA 4
91UU. ewes. anO Dull, WI. of0o. oOC0 q
BEAUTfFUL ESTATE in the exclusive .Po-
brict manor house containing 8 rms and
baths, terrace and sun deck. complete
maids rm. and bath, 2-csr gar. lge. clos
random width oak flooring and the very
finest trimming and decorating. This home
Is only 5 yrs. old and includes consid;
erable acreage. For appt to inspect call
NORTHWEST REALTY. 1895 Wisconsin
ave. OIL. 6667; eyes,. WI. 6072. -ZS
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COMMERCIAL GROUND.

m YOU ARE LOOKING for commercial
property. we have it, Choice location. tor
WILLIAMS REALTY CO., 4415 Wilson
blvd OW $751; -22
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-02
Expensive Meal

SAND LAKE, Mich. (P)-Mel- win R. Ogg's goat had meal worth $l00 Sunday but it cost him his life.
 Farmer Ogg hid the money in a wallet in his barn. It disappeared but Ogg found the goat standing innocently near a badly chewed wallet and a $20 bill.
 So Ogg butchered the goat, and, from within, recovered the half di- gested $100. He said he would pre- sent the bill to the bank and see how much goat-minted money is worth.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-02
CHAMBER OF
 COMMERCE DINNER ANNOUNCEMENT

The Mayor, City Council and others interested in Nome's future have been invited to attend an evening dinner at the Nevada Lounge, 6:3O pm, Tuesday.
 MT. George Sundborg, manager of the Alaska Development Board will be the honor guest.
 All wishing to attend the dinner must notify Mrs. Helen Bockman, Main 112, before noon Tuesday.
 The regular noon luncheon on Tuesday is hereby cancelled.
 George Sundborg, general man. ager for the Alaska Development Board, who arrived here Friday afternoon from Unalakleet where he spent Thanksgiving W it h Charles Traeger has been busy in terviewing Nome citizens about the possibilities and probabilities of storm protection from Boring Sea.
 He was also taken to Satellite Field to view the site being con- sidered by some people as a new site for Nome.
 MT. Sundborg has studied Alas ka as a whole very thoroughly be- fore his appointment as general manager of the Development Board and has written a carefully prepared book which was publish ed last year called Opportunities in Alaska"
 His headquarters while in Nome are at the City Clerks office where anyone is free to meet him and discuss Nome's big problem as well as other problems for the de- velopment of Northwestern Alas ka.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-02
Convoy Continues Trek To Alaska

EDMONTON, Alta. (P)-A con- voy of 18 trucks loaded with win ter supplies for the Alaska Rail road was rolling over northern Alberta roads today headed for the Alaska Highway and Fair banks, Alaska.
 Officials of the Alaska Highway control Canadian said the trucks left Edmonton early Sunday on the 47O mile trip northwest to Dawson Creek, southern terminus of the Alaska Highway.
 The convoy, made up of former United States army vehicles, left Seattle, Wash, last week, manned by 29 railway employees flown from Alaska for the journey.
 Control office officials also re- ported that three trucks loaded with food supplies for Alaska left Edmonton Saturday for Dawson Creek and the l,700 mile trip up the highway to Fairbanks. The trucks were part of an eight to 12 vehicle convoy that left Great Falls, Mont, last week. Several vehicles were delayed by mechan- ical trouble after crossing the British Columbia-Id Idaho border at Kingstgate. They are expected to pass through Edmonton en route north this week.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-02

AOS ANGELES (P)-The U. C.. L. A. Bruins took a well earned rest today, their first perfect grid season behind and their engage ment with Illinois in the Rose Bowl ahead, as comment varied over their 18-0 win over Nebras- ka Saturday. Head coach Ray Eliot of Illini, who secuted the game, Salled the Uclans "a well balanced team, string in every department" :" but Coach Bernie MaSterson of the CSrnhuskers, while of ferin g praise, frankly said they were the third strongest outfit his men had played this year - behind Okla homa and Indiana.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-02
NEWS IN BRIEF

-ASAN FRANCISCO, (P9 - All military areas in the eight western states comprising the Sixth Army Command-With the exception of the Hanford military area in Washington State-cease to exist at midnight tonight, the Sixth Army said today. Explaining the Hanford exception, Maj. Gen. George P. Hays, commanding gen. eral of the Sixth Army, said "de- spite the cessation of hostilities a state of war still exists which re- qvres a continued safeguarding Of important national defense ma terials, premises and utilities by the Army"
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-02
Woman Becomes Wheat King

NELSON, B. C. (P)-The influ- ence of the woman entered a new field today-much to the chagrin of sponsors of the Chicago Inter national hay and grain show.
 Judges at the 47th annual expo sition yesterday designated A. Kel- sey, of Ericksen, B. C., the "wheat king" of the North American con- tinent for a sample of hard red spring type wheat with a test weight of 66.5 pounds to the bushel.
 But A. Kelsey is Amy Kelsey, wife of Charles Kelsey, of Brick son, a little railway settlement about 50 miles southeast of here near the international border. A "queen" has never ruled over a grain division in the exposition's history.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-02
''ShOOt-TO-Kil" Order In Shanghai
RPB MA-6Os
tBy Spencer Moosal

SHANGHAI, CP) - Some shop keepers hesitatingly reopened for business tody as police with shoot to-kiI orders guarded against any resumption of the weekend riot ing which resulted in at least 100 injuries and unofficial reports, de- nied by city officials, of five to I2 deaths.
 At mid-morning a city spokes- man said i've think we have the situation under control" He reit- erated that nobody had been killed, by official count.
 Many stores remained closed, their owners fearful of further trouble. Numerous shops had been damaged in the demonstration.
 Rioting began Saturday after municipal authorities sought to clear the streets of the thousands of unlicensed sidewalk peddlers. Mayor K. C. Wu later eaSed the order by restricting the vendors to certain sections of the city, but the rioting continued.
 The mayor told foreign corre- spendonts he blamed the Commit nists for the outbreak.
 He told newsmen the purpose behind" the riots was to create disastrous bloodshed and trag- edy" as a prelude to general strike, but that the agitators had failed in their effort to paralyze Shanghai"
 Wu announced by radio he had ordered police to shoot to kill any one disturbing the peace or carry ing unauthorized firearms.
 An (P) photographer, China born Don Carlos Roque, found bowling crowd menacing the Whangpoo police station in the former French concession in mid afternoon Saturday. He saw two bodies under blankets in the sta ton compound but was chased away by policeman with drawn bayonet when he sought to take a
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-02

COLVILLE, Wash. (P) - His hunting privileges suspended for life, Kenneth w. Holman, Ukiah, Ore, was free today on four-years probation after pleading guilty to a charge of manslaughter growing out of the hunting accident death of his friend, Harley Phipps. Su- perior Judge w. Lon Johnson placed Kollman on probation after Phipps' widow and father law requested leniency because of Kollman's and Phipps' lifelong friendship
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-02

SEATTLE, (P)-Advances to fi- nance preparations of drawings and specifications for public works in Idaho, Washington and Alaska announced by federal works ad- hninistartor Maj. Gen. Philip B. Fleming, include-Ketchikan, con- ltylction of and improvement of existing streets, including crushed rock surfacing and sidewalks, es- timated cast $35,090, advance S7,500.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-02
ReliefPreparations. Under Way At Portland

PORTLAND, Ore. lP)-Prepa- rations to ship Alaskan relief cargo from here were rushed today as maritime negotiations continued in Seattle in an effort to reach a set clement that would get ships to the Territory.
 A four hour conference at Seat tie yesterday between waterfront employers and AFL union agents failed to end the 64-day-old Puget Sound tie-up.
 It. Cmdr. E. P. Chester, who came here Saturday to arrange transfer of the Alaskan trade to Portland, said he has been ad- Vised the meeting there today would continue until settlement is reached.
 Prior to the end of yesterdays meeting at Seattle, Capt. D. J. Me Gar.ty, director of the port here, announced If the unions and em- plOyers get together, the loading program will go back to Seattle. It would be quicker to load from there if immediate agree ment is reached"
 Meanwhile Chester was to meet today with maritime commission officials and shippers to work out arrangements here that would have ships at the loading berths by tomorrow and begin loading by Thursday.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-02
SAN FRANCISCO (P)-The Sa

SAN FRANCISCO IHJ-The San Francisco Chronicle said today the war department was willing to re- linquish the Presidio, historic army post on the Golden Gate, and that the site was certain" to be the first recommendation of the USited Nations subcommittee as a'home for the world organization. A recommendation might be de- livered to the site commission to- day at Lake Success, N. Y.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-02

CHICAGO, P)-Federal Judge Walter J. LaBuy today dismissed government charges of violating the Lea act filed against James C.. Hetrillo, holding that the act is un- constitutional.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-02
COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS

"A meeting of inc citizens of Nome is called for Tuesday eve ming in the City Hall ali 8:00 p.m.. for the purpose of inc ls4s Com munitY program.
 President John Fults
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-02

JUNEAU-The following tele- gram has been received at the gov- ernOr'S office here:
 Arrangements started today to clear relief ships through Portland Oregon port. It. Comdr. Chester in charge of arrangements suggests Alaska merchants place orders for vital supplies required in Port land area through Portland Cham Der of Commerce and instruct their Seattle suppliers to place Alaska orders in Portland mar ket"
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-02

picture.
 Roque said police fired point blank to break up the crowd.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-22

Lespedeza and Dallis grass have
made the greatest gains in North
Carolina pastures in 1916.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-22

May / is the closing date Tor the
rural high school milk essay con-
test being sponsored by the Nortt
Carolina DairN PIoaue.s Assoe.atI.n
Evening star., 1946-03-20

sure" he said. "Yessir, Mister Hen.
ry, right pretty sight. It's q mite
prettier than had guessed 1t would
be-"
Well, to make a long story short
1t was the first time, Uncle Ben had
seen the ocean, despite the fact that
he had been born no more than
three miles inland from the beach.
I asked Uncle Ben why he had
taken such a long time to take a
look at the ocean.
well, I'll tell you, Mister Henry
he said, easing just a little to the
right to remove the pressure from a
sandspur he was sitting on, II just
never was man to ramble. No,
sub, I just never was a ,ramblin'
man."
"Drives" All Gadgets.
Back to Catherine: Remember
said she was driving" the vacuum
cleaner? Catherine drives" all
nonmanual devices. The first day
she came to us she asked If she
could drive" the radio. "I1l drive
it powerfully careful like" she said.
She drives" the refrigerator, the
stove, and, when my bursitis was at
its worst, she drove" the heating
pad.
Catherine was telling ME about
a friend, a colored woman who is
prominent in our little town.
"She is a sanctif1ed saint in our
church," Catherine said, '"and a
mighty fine woman. Good and true.
Sweet and pure. But, Mister Henry,
you know she has only one hind
rance. Even her dearest friends
amt fond of her"
In closing: A visitor to WEIGH
Convalescent Hospital, a hospital the