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The Nome nugget., 1947-10-17
Truman Against Rationing And Price Controls

WASHINGTON, (P)-President Truman appealed yesterday for new measure of voluntary coop eration in saving food for Europe, saying government price controls and rationing are the methods of a police state.
 He also told a news conference there is tremendous amount of gambling on commodity markets that has pushed up prices of wheat and said Attorney General Clark is making an investigation of the trading in both grain and fiberS.
 MT. Truman said that his citi- Zens food committee will consider any necessary alterations in the voluntary food saving program to raise 1O0,OO0,000 bushels of grain for Europe's hungry.
 But he made plain, however, tildl IlC oOCS lloL walt tO iCtdi II lo the consumer rationing and price control that he said was necessary in wartime.
 Such methods, he said in re- sponse to questions, are the meth ods of a police state. In response to another query, he enlarged this definition to include any control enforced by the state.
 Does that mean rent control, too? A reporter asked.
 Yes, MT. Truman said, it meant rent controls.
 MT. Truman, whoj has been ac- cused by Seantor Taft R.-Ohio), of lifting remaining price controls "too soon' after Congress extend ed limited OPA powers, reminded
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-17

his news conference there had been Congressional statements that prices would not go up if con- trols came off.
 He was told very vociferously, the President said, that this was a free country and we wouldn't suffer from the things we are suf- fering from if the controls came off immediately.
 Asked if exports of food and other commodities contribute to high prices, MT. Truman said this was piece of transformation. He said that exports pushed prices only slightly higher, adding that the nation always exports about one third of its grain crop in nor mai times.
 The conference was devoted largely to the food-saving cam paign and to other aspects of Flu ropean aid
 MT. Truman said an extra Ses- sion of Congress to provide emer- gency assistance for Europe is still possibility, but he is still trying to find funds from existing sourc- es to provide stop-gap aid.
 He said this effort has met with some success in recent days and cited the use of Export-Import Bank funds and $50,000,000 pur- chase of French francs. But, he said, that does not necessarily meet an extra session won't be needed. He will call one if he finds it necessary.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-17

ica on the prospect of war be-
 tween that country and Russia.
 The big story in the Daily Mail describes the precautions that are being taken for the return of the crown jewels from the Bank of England to the Tower of London.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-17

The. "Baileys" of the Nation have at least g ways Baely, Bay ley, Balye, etc. in which they spell their surname, according to the wage records of the federal old-age and survivors insurance program.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-17
Friday. October l7. ls47
SCHOOL NOTES
FIRST GRADE

The first grade is enjoying learning new songs with Miss Walsh teaching them.
 They are also learning that milk, eggs, vegetables and fruits are good food to eat to make them strong and to keep them healthy.
 For memory work they are learning poems: Little Robin Red breast, The Swing, The Friendly Cow.
 THIRD GRADE
 In social studies we are reading about the natives of the South Pa cific.
 Last weeks art class was de- voted to the story of the Alaska Flag and the drawing of flags.
 Mildred and Annie Joule and Albert Aukon left last week to make their homes in Film. We en- joyed having them in our room. HIGH SCHOOL
 The first six weeks report cards have been given out and those who were diligent made the honor roll.
 We are thankful that Frank Whaley escaped injury in the air plane crash.
 , On October IS, 1882, that is 365 years ago, ten days were lost on the calendar because the Julian year was 1l.2 minutes too long This made a total of days every 400 years Some of the Russian Greek Orthodox churches in Alas ka still use the Julian date for Christmas and celebrate on Jan. 2. The following students made the honor roll for the first six-weeks period: Ralph Bingham, Bertha Bjornstad, Margaret Bjornstad, Dean Bronson, June Dunbar, Juanita Fagerstrom, Olga Hay, Glen Mazen, Loretta Snyder, Frank Whaley.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-17
ENGLISH NEWS IN BRIEF

Wave broadcast by British Infor- nation Listening Pose).
 MT. Morrison's Speech
 MT. Herbert Morrison'S speech is chief in a variety of leads anc there is mostly approving com ment on it in several papers. The Daily Herald highlights MT. Mor- rison's accusation that govern ment opponents tried to make po- | litical capital of the economic cri- sis, a charge on which the Con- se"vative Daily Graphic comments that the anti-Labor press has only been trying to explain the trc.s. The Times and the Daily Graphic emphasize Mir. Morrison's daclar- atlon that more cuts must be the price of survival.
 Tn addition to the Labor Daily He a'd, the Liberal News Chr, nj cle applauds MT. Morris Il $ frankness; and the Times, in full agreement, calls particularly on the country's trade unioniSts to realize the full implications of Mi 1 MorriSon's speech. The paper says each section of organized workers tends to believe that it is some body else's restrictive practices and reduced working hours which ought to be given up.
 Justice for the American Negro
 The Daily Mirrors lead story is headed: JUNO Shocks America. " The report says that American delegates at the United Na3ions Assembly have been taken aback by the presentation of a petition calling for justice for the Ameri- can Negro. 1t was handed in by the United States Body for the Ad. vancement of Colored Peoples and,. in the words of the Mirror, United States delegates were an- gry at it's being presented while they were squabbling with the Russians about democracy in other countries"
 Palestine
 The Daily Mail leads on the fact that Russia is to give the commit tee on Palestine her suggestions for solving that country's prob lems. The papers New York cor respondent thinks the Russian view will be in direct opposition to that of the United States and other opponents of partition.
 MT. Johnson's speech support ing partition makes the second story in the Times which com- plains that it falls far short of what has been expected as state ment of American help The Times says the United States again declined any fortnight re- sponsibility for enforcing the pol icy it favors against the inevitable opposition. The paper thinks the Jews and Arabs would come to peaceful settlement only if con- fronted by the determination of great power like the United States to use force, if necessary, to en- force the settlement in partner ship, of course, with other powers similarly minded. The Mail and the Telegraph find Johnson's speech vague and the Mail warns the Americans against assuming that Britain will stay in Palestine.
 The Daily Graphic has front paoe ctOry On an Aroh raport that
Evening star., 1947-07-01
LOTS FOR SALE (cont. }


aER5 Is WINE rSE So0Ssd So%. ste ,ss s
restrictions. in excellent Fairfax County
aass udas Rhens Co. Nj 5o5 5isn: s.: with with
BGiLbERsCe3.o6o So TT It, fronting on
streets; in good ne. section; fne location
eelient financing. Gail TABLER. NC.
NEARLY S ACRES in No. Arlington. suit
able for 1S lots; RS; convenient to schools
oS sod shpgpsE PaRAx Eeas9nsSy REHFP PFiceS at .,
SSsfa soSifT FRosTAaE Pfaos M On Lee hwy approxi-
mately / wooded acre; high elevation, suit
frax a1f issIfs REAry hoGs co Psfs pss eaaisS
pn9ef l%eRE FL b5iI6iNa 1Gas SITES in the seau.i-
" restricted This is an established com:
munity and already has many beautiful
aemes H and satisfed owners. The contour
may select a cleared or wooded site. level
or gently rolling land (some with streams,
SO as to blend in harmony, with the design
add to the famiiy's pleasure and sarden-
fresh vegetables will giye Just the country
nos I'd coesss asf5s Md sSeu 0s
miles from Silver. Spring; convenient to
transportation, churches, schools and
assss PTee psesTy $50 Sat- pc, ana ss su s
f. S. PRICE & CO, Me $780, PL 1881:
eyes, and Sun, cali Mr. Price, 81. sage.
OPPORTUNITY for builders-We can now
offer to reputable builders an excellent
choice Of residential building sites in our
ARCHITECTURAL and sales service are avail-
able. For details call PHILLIPS, CANDY
FULLER, INC, 1o12 18th st, NV.
Ma. 1900 .
LANHAM PARK-Just east of Lanham.
Md. Beautiful homesites available in
Prince Georges County, where you can
still get nearly h-acre ground for $3.50.
pelling reasons! Large wooded lots, pure
water from D. c., phone service. fast bus
Roads already i inssaied Close s to shoppins ssy;
centers, schools and churches. Low coun-
ty taxes. Lovely lots. 100x170, $3.50. Con-
venient terms II desired. Agent on prem
ises. daily and Sunday. ! pm. to 5 pm,
or by appointment; THOMAS, F. HAL
LEY, Princess Garden rd, Lanham, Md.
phone HyattSyille O354 a
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STORES FOR RENT,

1900 BLOCK 9TH ST. N.W.-Large store.
$685. Ss.0ls Hf&s sRSwE g
500 # ST. N.W;-Ayaiable July l; ,won-
ssis s: ssiR;ii
sesVscE 81 Il y So AVE- E st N%1and COM zone:
CITE spay ssna rGn 9aoF tor
IL 5hFss sea s'xroSn NJ ROTH s PISS
CONVENIENT modern downtown store,
SITS. w; excellent location for distributor:
fsn be mage a. aSnsRs eo
M05rRS ,593 St sMs; Ma srSSN 5SSe .d,o,r,rs
sts my nv $50 So Fl plus 5Gilet;
i 4 I, nTs Ws1fRERs aa Sos Co. Realtors 1907
F ST. NEAR 10th-I6x7o, unusually splen-
ten,p ad oossfa sphEx vsas g. ssoWS fssD05ss: Ns fo
SIS" SIS eth sn' 81. sToi N.w.-Brand-nex. down
town store 27eo So + nd on ss
. laws, freight elevator, double show
,ne,s des for rf ss1ser ets d.ta
STEIN & Co, i4i5 K st. NV, ME 540o.
1st K4oor Of 7-story office bids, approx.
900 So. IT. of desirable space suitable for
July /. Call leasing dept, LEO M. BERN
STEIN & CO., 1415 st. NV. ME. b400.
DRUG STORE LocAT1oN-Brand-ne new
bldg, now being constructed. to contain
lge drug store on 1st floor. with doctors.
ofices above; corner location IN drive
in Capital View: only shopping center in
this high-class colored residential section;
caHT caii Mr. nD'E EweiI, LEO M, BERNsTEIN CO.
1415 K st. NV. ME. 54O0. =
R. I. AVE, Mr.. d. c. LINE-New bldg; 1st
floor, approx 40x55: lease available.
PERRY BOSWELL, INC, Realtors, 1904
r. l. ave, WA. 1900. q
DOWNTOWN-About 1000 #. bsnnt., ONCE
and storage space suitable for service on
wholesale concern; $3.50. See janitor at
Alabama. cor. 1lth and N sts. NV. Phone
Evening star., 1947-07-01
SUBURBAN. sALE-MARYLAkD,

IF YOU WANT = nice brick bungslow in
syFS sSX SRfseSssdslfa, 42ss RE lsSs S:ioom
story brick, on large corner lot: oil heat; at
is priced right reasonable vIen. deTn paymenRt asR
MENT EkSHAaS eo 45ss Ass III sat4 st. NV. os 100
caII nA me and tell % me what you want I
have many istines Of all types and d, PRICES IfsI
Ssamy With aEsshse arvs Epa ZIG 81 ssos 5'E NJ
PSFs PSPhxR axf M spsn
did brick. Cape Cod houses. in various
wooded sSass % lots; living rms with firepi and
bedrms. and tiled bath on 1st floor: stair
for 2 additional bedrms; and bath; full,
trays, outside entrance; better ths than tn. the
sSd sgf q moo only
nne intersst sao to oes VETERANS. P N. sHoEMAKER
W, Broker. Is Howard ave, Kensington'
R411STioS, f. 1S4f eyes; vEEs Rs 95ss oa NoNvErs7e
ceunss. essssSn qd Md.Nopen ssa sun and daily. i
sitftA sIi.tiled bath, snd hoor; ail-tiied powder
&C. heat, Magic Chef range, all metal
Kitchen cabinets, built:in ironing board
plumbins' n CO Concrete front porch, maids Tm.
or clubroom under front porch, large lot;
conveniently located veterans approved
our statesmen on premises: il, Just limited mite
to Piney Branch I'd, out Piney Branch rd.
to Cedar ST., turn right en- Cedar to Car
roll ave. out Carroll ave, through Ia
ment Watch for our open signs WIN
CALoMIRIs PROPERTIES, INC" 1912 9TH
SSs0LaoRREpGWHYTE "a z WHITE OAK, MD.-Home and
small farm: det frame, rms, bath. com;
pletely furnished, including dishes and Ina
with variety of fruit trees. 2 acres of
land with Toulouse; owner will sell it,r 1or
only $4,000 cash. URCIOLO REALTY
Co. ME. 1871 or UN. 026S. i
Evening star., 1947-07-01
OFFICES FOR RENT.

1885 ST. N.W.-Desirable suite OF
SssE afss asd asosEBR2R 5sfsgssR 1888 g bikT sss
NArfossL sAi t5ss UNION RL6SG, , els St. ny.
able. See MR. KELLER, once s1e r st.
ys Eye st. nv nw.-sinsle and double suites, for
doctors. dentists and associated ,I,, psoiess-
sions modern medical odg srv,cs wi's sitf.
Il sot y09s EDS
Sth TIA AND . ~; SIS. S Nv w Atlas Bldg. 627
ceiient location. Apply RIM. 10, slo,
soos 500 18th sr.-suite of 3 large rooms in
apt building: conv. location, business sec
ao Gp eonmSs 4d men ap 5 Co. nHs: 4S
CORNER OFFICE SUITE in ult.amodsEn
once buianF 1890 s. f. ervis. Of ne ish. es
can be made available immediately low
VEIN WEINBERa Ss CO, Re.itofs. 1907 st. NV:
f46s Hn oeGsi ST. N.w.-Approx $500 So IT: Of
additional space in. basement: ideal Tor
washington office Of large national com
esD 1Eo Es5 NJ tlFssF asiai sDDy Go
K st. NV, ME. 5400.
sTs ssI .s syaa9s 4 il md S'sSy comm sons
facturins space. Cali leasing department..
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN g. CO., 1416 X St.
1924 M k sT. N.w.-Ideal downtown loea-
tion in the heart Of the financial ard once
large reception room with 8 private ofnces;
ideal arrangement fer attorneys insurance.
compa nies manuiacturers Ieprssein,tstiW,es' s,i,es
BERNSTEIN 4 CO, i4i5 St. NV. NE.
1905 G ST. NV. District National Blaga
bldg; approx. / ,375 50. r.; rent includes
ss ssh Les sss sfs fssy isiE'fs co..
.sss ssss ssE ONCE PARK.
cation on Wilson blvd Long lease, 500
per mo Suitable for for doctor ranaIs or p.hsr Pc f
lisslon' fssS' ARHfNeroS nss shALgx sS5 e9s, as6s
Wson 5lvd Oil in 1899 or Gx GSSdns GEN.
ss srsiS Coated sS 81 in q ] area Tor lease
to one tenant short Or lens a5a. term lease
Esr1FE P Eao0 sreosD eyss e flo6e SEQ once ,p.e.
sns ss. ay susS. 3 o9 FOR ltn Dentist wss
Insurance or general business. Box 1871,
sic nCh ofhces to i9.room suites available for
mmsdsts III 0fsgD:nsy sE ss3i fa} TIssT T0 NSosh Sal
REkEyE sHaER e0s Win 'Sn fs.s: s. fur
suite with telephone service. Full details.
PGRSisHED FIJI ;iISHE OFFICE, downtown location.
typevriser; syasl It Iea s4o mo. ma 5sa7 "a s:s
COMMERCIAL ROOM on wis. ave. NV:
s$s $s7 Gso CUM EM AVE. sfe4 4NWGsnd isSe Pie oor s9m.
RAs iis syi0f Il aasHs Hsssssy g. sal NJ Ssa5s eenn
SIS SIS 18Th rs II. r. SssWSg-Medlcal NV center. in
5S Sssh nR RxyfR g5Ss' E BARRY 1907 "a H st.
AiTTTiENTioN, Ar professional and business
men-Here's a golden opportunity for you
to establish your ot1css IN an Exc exGeIent s,,sin up
arsa aps bIdss Il sTn and Homes orces range from
Ben ana coa " Ssr ne * * 5s0fsi 5sSs Until si
DOWNTOWN OFFICES. for rent, in ne.
building; entire , 2nd dod6 floor or part goo
70 II Mitas6GfacFThEks 4 "a, FL skS AGENT or con-
tractor, l-rm. cfnce in new and attrsetIys n
oa4fns ofs sds Space e'ny K is zRHs
MODERN sH5D IN OFFICES OF AVAILABLE in down
| town Washington bldg. located In the
Esp a9e ib REfY sf Eyf F. CO. D E'b 5ss5
| DESK SPACE for those who want the best:
| completely furnished, modern. attractive
sss 80 TT n se and
switchboard service; pleasing; comfort.
able conference room Z aysilsbls for pri.
yate discussions. Call D1. 2s0l. -- 10
CONTINUED on Next Page)
Evening star., 1947-07-01
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

MANUFACTURING PLANT or warehouse
for sale; l-story building, containing ap-
proximately 5o0oo oon So IT Of no9r ,rars area
trial; suitable for variety Of uses; pri-
vate spur track with loading dock, heavy;
duty power distribution system, overhead
crane, modern heating equipment, ample
outside land for expansion; property in
excellent condition. conveniently located
Owner might consider long-term lease to
respons sible tenant. See WEAVER BROS,
INC. washington Bldg, DI. $500. -6
LARGE WAREHOUSE in NV. downtown,
approximately $4,000 50. IT.; available
mobile. furniture, etc. Call F. E. MIDDLE
TON. RE. 1881.
Evening star., 1947-07-01

II ACRES, wooded. Glenn Dale, Md, 5ss-
JAMES E. MAHoNEY. woodward BIDS,
zHoNED1i FOR Bus1NEss-a1 acres, No. l
hwy, 1.20O-ft. frontage, 4 miles south
ef Alexandris; Less than ann $1,000 n,Hv an acre
%SasHsrS S%sfR VIE slds sAek1fIoh s As acres of
csllent rolling sround IN Montgomery
IA: ials: ewes. EN-. S47s. =,
Falls Church; has lovely viey: small
s5sSs ns.! t. ?sTsSf sisS Gasi IN ihf NAN
Falls Church, acres clear. and 8 in
woodland. some good timber. OWNER.
FIR. 1890 after l Sun, weekdays after B.
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE, due to health,
l wooded and 8 cleared. level and fertile
S25: mile Of, Of Route 2g-21l; d. ss miles miles
NEAR BELrsvILLE. MD.-19 beautiful
acres, suitable for building. Price. $500
lsle; M eve sves:, 81. ss7s. with o. 3. zAST.
SfNissi NEAR sAiNSANpA1E. n vA.-About 81 acres
Of land suitable for deyelopment: :, with S,l
ssa HSs e tss aele is ous sn e M2Gesa
COLORED = OxON HILL. MD. 67o5
Tucker I'd. Sc $2,025. 8 acres, 41a
miles from D. C. line; easy terms. g.
Evening star., 1947-07-01
ACREAGE WANTED.

SEVERAL ACRES in nearby Nd, or Va,
Bessa Betasen ana H En- 81
HOME BUILDER NEEDS 70 ACRES in
silver Spring area for. detached housins
able. Mr. Morse. SH 4977. BROWN
REALTY CORP DU 1858.
SO TO 100 ACRES; must have all utilities
and be level sround. MA. $40; ewes,
EN- Q551
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STORES WANTED.

NATIONAL CONCERN will lease so stores
in Metropolitan Area. in or near shopping
centers In white or colored locations
with VICTOR WICKERSHAM ABC REAL
TY & DEVELOPMENT CO., OR. 210O.
STORE % Or WAREHOUSE. 500 to 1000 50.
#. of space in fairly good neighborhood.
Immediate rental. CO. 1882. u
STORE or storage space for storing bey-
100 IT,. in NV or sw MA 4T36. Is
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INvEsTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

HAVE CLIENTS for your property Notn; NG
ing too large or too small; Can HAEH1
/ WISH to make an Investment in a mod
ern apartment building. Should be 80 or OF
more units. No brokers, please. Sox
Houses AND APIS. wanted to purchase
for investment only. Call SH. 4977.
80 TO 100 APT. UNITS in GOOD IocationS'
Call SIDNEY S. BROWN. MA. 574O; eyes
EN- 9551. =
Evening star., 1947-07-01
LOTS WANTED,

CLEAR ground as Part pymt.
WO. 1112 Il
Tors IN MD. OR NEARBY VA, suitable
for apartment construction; must be rea-
6 and 8 pm. %
BUILDER WOULD LIKE to purchase 10 or
more lots for bungalows in nearby Prince
OSTROW. CO 1910. or WA. 3243.
Evening star., 1947-07-01
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

end COMMERC1AI-Ideal site for ware
house, lisht manufacturing, bottling plant
laundry, trailer camp, drive-in restaurant
slts nox 81
40. 900 g. IT,, With about 1Oo.ft. front.
Va, Va Just over AIexandri. city line; rail
SEQ qaieels e 45e % per {
ssis 't Nj aizsons s7 fSts s':t + with
Rsi isih i1ih Alb L SIS. N.w-1st commercial; wi
modern brick once building, consisting. OF
5 paneled ofnces. gas heat: also adtoinins
brick building with 8 rms. and bath can
be converted into most any type Of profit
sS!s asNsTE1N SgSinss' S Ssl ~ Pm, LEO M n
BLADENsBuRG Rp.-1st commercial;
choice location for large food market. OF
active thoroushfa.e; lot size: l00x2e3
To ~ s5Sssffs ssa 4 SCI CO. s' u
lst CoMMERCIAI. near 18th and Otis sts
ne; this desirable location Of 42x142 IT.
~ :s;' .Ssr: he
end 66MMERGiAI. near 9TH and N. Y.
s11a; can be converted into modern build.
ssIr, .th 5sS1D s,in T. s%sh2 sSss 2esRsh H. sosS
ANTioUE sHoP LOCATION; wis. ave: 1st
comm; 100-ft. frontage; 8 rms, tnclosed
rage. Call Mrs. Winston, with Dixie
REALTY CO, MA. $3.50; ewes, NO. 1888
2130 PENN. AVE. N.W.-Vacant July /,
store, 2 apts. 2-story dble. brick garage
12-unit apt, Sc; gross rental, $4,000.
Price, S45,GO0. MICHAEL WALSH g. SON,
l2ld Eye st. NV, RE. s2s2; ewes, co.
Evening star., 1947-07-01
coMMERclAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Ist COMMERCIAL-6,50O SO. It. on one
foor rear 1;500 is 2nd comm n, hM io.d dine Hisr
play room once iStsTn Corner LOCATION
MR. MALCOLM. Ma. $685. OR. eele'
EEkkjiiRNSGigToN-and Ekj RSGigToN commercial; tri.nsular
.2gt.roMu.ste9. 1T M1tteo 81 and side ssles on
desirable site and priced reasonably. NAL
COLIN, ma. 1868. OR. 6916: FIR. 2619.
NEAR Goth AND X sTs. N:W.-4;eoo s.
It. of 1st-eommerciai srounH. 4otts. :;ts ~ ~:
once buildings or business; priced 70 sell
FRED a. SMITH. Reaitor, 1113 18th st.
VICTOR WICKERsHAM's ABC. Reelty g.
Development Co. recommends the foiioW-
ing ioo,Soo $3.50 0Oss Square feet zoned for, row
houses; rnight 90 commercial and double
in price soon: can be bought from Q COM
pany disposins of holdings at an extremely
~ Attention. buiidersl 10000 square feet
suitable for shopping center. located In
heaviest trafhc; Bethesda area; don't de-
lay, this is uneaualled.
Of dcwntown. modern, 4-story brick bldg
at price that merits your immediate con-
sideration;, this possesses possibilities;
'nssa Southeast; he st choie. s-stery masonry bldg
any business; occupancy in ~ days; priced
ss-foot front. 1st commercial with 9,
esson sssssst saSsns cousin business district
To be sold to settle estate. ,
Choice improved Sc location; n;,, ineiMdins aIn.4
tor nss ssery o adt sa1so oh wh
VfePok Vet Hla%f; aM%f;ck5HeRss&Rg 5eR Is'g Ase StAiTy
a bEVTLOPM1NT CO.. 1926 41st st. nv.
Evening star., 1947-07-01
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

at 436-43s X st. NV; 3O-ft. alley in rear
plans complete. building permit issued sued,
responsible tenant on long-term lease
LUTHER L. MILLER, $3.50 31st pl. NV
Woodley 1892. u.