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HOUSES FURNISHED.

CHEYY CHASE. MD.-Lovely 3-bedrm
home and d,,l sleeping porch; lse lots; ~ 8
ARE YoU LOOKING for the unusual in a
furn. home, than this is it: Mr.. Boiling
Fed Sc row brick conn,.s1x Sr old tse lse rms ms
linens, blankets, etc. House in immaculate
cond. gas auto. heat; lge. front porch;
deep back ENRy sf TG ssfs sfspsnsSe NA Pafy s Slo
DETACHED BRICK HONE. close to Chevy
Chase Circle-Available now until July /:
3 bedrooms, = baths on 2nd floor, extra
aG0 % ana a On TG Sss ae nsr ontS
Call Mr.. Peak. RANDALL II. HAGNER 8;
co. INC, 1921 Conn. ave. NV. DE. 3600'
ALEXANDRIA, VA.-we shall be happy
pie employed couple; only 5 min. to Pen
ZEN Ems SO And %G BArH IL on S2S acres 20 miles
from Pentaeon, down No, l.; fully furn.;
SoHlS Si0nlS oW 3oS4 6,os before ,I pm y: .+tr.o
house. vic. Walter Reed, with young
women. $50 each; all priYils., piano; excel
GoToS,s GE nome ONE Or 20 sSx s Sc fsaT ssTe 6ed
rn I6Iax.3 with freplace, French doors
ounnss to sst0RRf R te5 aTse esRtas snns NOOK den
MARETs REALTY, oW Ssas' Open tIi
{ cLosE 2 TO ARMY MAP SERVICE and
Naval Model Basin bedrms., > baths
5nnuediete possession; 3-mo rental, $3.50
gssTo month. A v PlsANl' Reai'0r, 9@'
A PROFESSIONAL SINGLE woman xill
share lovely house. in Chevy Chase. D, G..
phone Ex $500, Ext. 24l6: ewes. Sat. and
suns. Wo. 54o5. Box 3e3-D; Star. a
baths, > porches, LIST f.: incl. porch. End
A.; 2 natural fireplaces; finished ettic with
running water: gas h.-w.h.; maids rm.
with full ha tn in bsmt. built-in gar; very
pleasant; mr.. tranSp.: immed. occupancy;
5000 mo- Du. 4@s9, OR. 1920. 1920
Belmont I'd. NV Ill
CHEVY CHASE-Brick home. well furn.,
iaystory lst a., bedrms, ba tbs, rec.
rm gas heat. garage; available Sat;
$3.50 me. WI. 26:}5. "a
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkD

SILVER sPRING-New brick home on
nice. level lot. First fl. large liv. rm. with
firepI, spacious din. rm.. mod, fully-eauip.
Kit with breakfast NOOK 1 ana pantry, hs. ane
tile bath, sun deck: full bsmt, laundry
tubs. sss a:-c. heat Best ot sns msterials IA, ,S
ana eoTe'rIsa,em rs insnert cs h Mr. Barsett Lu
a04o with BROWN REALTY CORP Real
TWO ACRES-5-rm. BUNGALOW. practically
bs sement: near busiine; possession at once;
eFssa eossz sry ms Gsas0esfs ca AsSon SGMs n
NEAR GArrHERsBURG on hvy-s acres.
some fruit. poultry house. scar garage rage
DoFT. Colesviile, Md. Cali Ashton. Nd,
NEAR NEAR ANDREWS FIELD, brick and tile,
auto. oil heat. eiec. stove, refrigerator
pd 500 suss oSo Ss'asI ess b. terms. RIef
e64TG e64TAGE i CRY. 5'T rms, Hoi IN baths, fun
basement front and rear pGrsn coal sons mot
needs needs q lew Few minor repairs, s1o.50o. 81. 500
cash or submit offer: Shown By appoint
ment;. now vacant. WYVILL REALTY co"
Hisl''ff W. '61sfRicr sssiEcr HEIGHTS, Just en M.rl-
boro pike. Attention Gil more left: 4-rm
second f.; city water, oil heat, elec. range
asbestos or bricktex siding. $1,000.
terms. WYVILL REALTY CO. Hiiislde
1T BUNGALOW; s1425o-In Silver Spring;
5 rms. and finished attic; l4xl7-ft, E
r,n with frepi, screened porch; lay; In
fuIl bsmt.; lge wooded lot; 2 blks. TO bus
immediate possession; Call sH. $40,
WOODSIDE REALTY CO. -
=. n. AVE. HxTENDED-s-rm. brick bun
rslov. prevar home Just over D. C. line;
4 spacious rms. full baths: full bsmt.,
nil h.-vh., fenced lot: cow to everything
CaIl sH. $40, WOODSIDE REALTY GO.
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING e. STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving.
storage. IA. 1887; after pm, GE 14l6.
Ex-GI-Moving. packing, storage local
or long distance, anywhere, any time; no
Job too large or small. GLOVER, RE. $3.50.
MOVING BY VETERAN of experience with
new van careful handilng; d reas rates; ts.
BRoThsiRs Bro 1hai s%f MoVfNG co.2Locai o in moving
Washington. Maryland and all points in
Virginia: all white help Owens 1890.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING Co.--24-hr.
service: furniture moving and hauling:
,FapkS sSs At T5s or TR Gsss
you day or evening; reasonable rates;
s5s seaas ACROSS TaE srREEr
the country. safe storage in separ rate
SN soes sfpsFt co Ne ehons est Nc sos 0s
ct VANS OF VIRGINIA. specialized
or small lots CHI 1901. OK 1924; eyes,.
VAN TRUCK SERVICE, specialized furn
prompt service, day or evening. VI 1868.
wANTED-Load or part load to and from
Washington. Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Detroit,
Chicago. St Louis. Kansas City, Denver
sad H. Gsln Is immediats seryise t 1HoRTHERN
VETERAN, lust out of the service. will
move or haul anything, night or day; no
AK. 46Ss. NEWLONS TRANSFER, CH.
s595; local, long distance, Satisfaction
aRIsGTos 4 sRsSsyyA VAN ESss Fa 4ess ox ss
moving. storage, packing, Grating: exper.
white men. y
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HOUSES FOR sALE-kor+heost.

1-RO0M BRICK corner house: 3 bedrooms
close to shopping and transp.: oil heat and
m.nt Instn' ACME sSs VIE REAtTY 60 T es
month. will buy this modern 3,bedrm
call RE: 1855 until . pm. P. M. GOLD
STEIN BROS. 1929 L st. NV. -
ONLY S18.850: best ne location-Consist-
Tor sos per mo-; this is first-commercial
property and can be remodeled to show a
rental OF $3.50 per mo. Call Mr Bram-
ham, DI 310O or DI. 4704, BETHEL
WOODBRIDGE sPECIAL.eFine 2.famiIy
wafer heat, oil; pvt. entrance for eaen
priced reasonable Appointment only. Call
H. C. MAYNOR. 2oo2 r. /. ave. ne NO.
BRICK. FOUR UNITS, four rooms in each
unit. oil h-wh.: sold at bargain. first
Only $3.50. Can H; c. MAYNoR' aoos
Ehodf M aAsina 1ssiRf sEs brsk
iiS. rm. with fireplace modern Kitchen,
fn ssat .nd ssie 'te It Beat
NEAR la.i . LtISoofs tso II rAEk, II II Ian issh s s
Cullen; oV; 45ss. o'BANNoN REALSTy
LovELY s-RooM BRICK. excel cond; ;
inclosed porch, / screened porch, modern
yard: only i2e5e, terms. HAMPTON
REALTY CO., EX. 565e; ewes, GE. 4ss4.
WOODBRIDGE, D. C.-semidet.. newly dec
6-rm. house. modern kit. Call MRS.
GREGORY, WA 1919 or OIL. 2273. .--6
OWNER NEEDS QUICK SALE and has
priced this s-room detached house on
South Dakota ave. accordingly. Recon-
mended for large family or roominG and
home rare opportunity for bargain
Call RE. $3.50 until pm, COLONIAL
INVESTMENT co. -6
DET. BRICK HOME, mos old; 2 bed
rms, h-w.h.; excel cond. Priced right
because owner must sell; excel financing;
approx s. 900 cash: bal. like rent; price,
$40 $50 Call Mr.. Goddard, with FRED
ERICk w. BERENs, Ma. 9141. III
MICHIGAN PARK-stone and brick row
house, 6 rms, 3 bedrms and bath on End
floor: full basement, tile bath, gas heat;
Priced for quick sale. Call OR. O04s tn
pm, REALTY BROKERS, INC, 5506
EsGGasnTRTcTEp sGan NE. Loc.-Brick. S ige.
rms, bath, beaut. rec. rm. with bar, wash
Isne.e. YARD; excel eead.; an Terms. +
REALTY SERVICE. 1914 Pa. ave. Sc.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-soufheost.

GIs ATTENTION-New brick bungalow on
! Y acres. large rms, with stair to un,
ciose-in location. just Oh Branch ave, 8
miles from D. C. line: should go GI at
above average. See 1t and compare. Call
Mr.; Barr, Ii. 4116 with MALCOLM. OW.
BUNGALows, detached. on nice lots;
conyen. to everything; rms. and bath,
Si1 sh Ms{5dts Ssd. sGSn FIX cHiK
BY OWNER--wili finance new 8-rm. and
bath. automatic ht.: corner lot on On Niehoi-
{. 3 EDWARDS, iI47 4eth st. Sc, nv.
BEAUTIFUL HILLcREsT-5-rm. bunga-
and location that many have been look
ng fq sod Ts at IS IS Hos Is an
s:sS d'ss flssIs fssh
essfgpi, Only si,sso Cash; full price, s7,abo;
monthly payments, S55-Row brick rms.
and bath: gas h VII; immed. possession
soDEkSs soHfks' Al ATTsacTIvE, saa F afamly apt.
Bldg Congress aeish,s Sc near Bollins
brick; consists of one 3-beorm;. apt. one
2-bedrm. apt. spacious rooms with modern
Kitchens; large basement with Laundry IA
cilities; beautiful lot; convenient 10 every
othef Sf Must Must see a e appreeiate; Priced 70
sell with reasonable terms. For details
WM. cALoMIRis PROPERTIES, INC. IoiS
l7th St; nv; Ros DI; 1893. p,u Ens sx;.s
ssas2P.'s gtss sa o5ss
Ats family units about old.
modern throughout in best se. location;
sRns ea for Ms s3s psT mo with Thi sE i
Fair FATkFAx x VILLAGE ahI1 Ct u Lovely "f sbedroom
brick, fully eauipped; kit. fun basement
Eas are. heat terms near can ca WA
1 4si4, WILLIAM L. PRIMRosE, Realty,
S494 / ave-, Mt, Rainier; nE;v Mo d.. -s g,
ave- of'd5 Upstsrs
with pvt entrance rents now for Ss5
mo Must be seen I4spv io be apprsciated,o tsSos So
large lot contanine 3 rms, bath. bot
Sstss ofss afst % Ms" joht 9Gsk # isRSS
Esas'0ti ssfd sr. w. NR. so' MrsN. AvE.-This dst
Oil ofm hlTh, None 3 det 1sa car 0' cose by Schools
ssoDRass faf 15ss ii n ss5s
DiRECT FROM oWNER-Det. 2-bedrm
brick, fenced corner lot, garage; Sl0950;
Bradbury lights, Hillside 690S. No agents
s14 ST. s.E.-7-room brick with large
garage and warehouse with bins on back
3! s 1 sR Rreesd C at s1GSHe s..s f:sh
13es 3aa E ST. s.E.-e rms. and bath; oil
CHARLES S. GUM. FIR. 1905; ewes. LU.
1865
FOUR-FAMILY APT, completely furn.:,
including stoves and refrigerators: rent;
S23S with only s100 mo. payments; Call
MUDD, residence VI 4a49 S
VACANT, 5-rm semidet. brick; 2 nice
bed-ms.. tiled bath, oil heat; only ,S10,750;
move in any time. Mr. CheValier. TR.
1850, with T. PAUL MUDD. 240s MINI.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW, ready to move
in; 5 rooms, tiled bath. st floor; large
attic rooms: daylight basement with lava
tory ard shower; atr-conditioned gas neat;
price, S12.250. , blocks Of Aisosms m
ave Sc, Bradbury Heights. HARTMAN AZ
REALTY. l345 Good Hope I'd. Sc. IR.
NEW NEW DEvEIoPMENT-Low down pay
ment; 5 rms, semidet brick, oak noors'
clean. 8 mos. old Call Mr. san snssnan' EA'
M e ANAcosTIA HIGH SCHOOL. srransed
as apts.: ideal for home and income
Price. S14e50 CHARLES o. GUM. FR
i206; ewes, LII. 1905.
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APARTMENTs EXCHANGED.

-bedrm. apt. in NV: immed. possession.
Call RA. 1910 after 8 pm. =
EXCHANGE BALTIMORE, vic. Be vedere
Hotel; 3 rms. with large mod bath, 1st-
e. pvt ent.; S57. 80. for a 3 or 4 rm.
apt, ccnv. neighbornood, NV. Wash. Box
472-G, Star -7
house In NV section; in exchang for one
bedroom apt, furn. or unfurnished; pref.
IL apt. bldg; nv; section AR, 1855; IS
modern fully equipped kitchen in Aexan-
dris In exchange for 2-bedrm. apt, good
condition; will consider l large bedrm. in
Alex Call from / to 8 pm, Wed. or Fri.
1-S pm. Thurs, GE. 4117. IS
EXCHANGE FOR PHILA. city apt, un-
furn 2-3 rms, desirable downtown wash
apt, 2 rms, couple, S65. Box 451-E
Star g.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.L. tcsn.3.

n0VSkS FoA SAkB-S-ks tSOUs.Is .
~ 9AKW0oP s.: s;k:-Tgo-ssoTy semi
Isisr., BEDROOMS. bath. rec rec room, CAS-
INV heat: an other eonvenienees: perfect
cond.; possession; reasonably priced for
sekT scRTyENEa ssf near sRo n' 81 81. asso; ewes.
Mt; Lsverton: DE 3o65. 3
elementary school only 2 blocks away;
built in ls4a this home has c rooms Sc
rooms and bath on 2nd floor; air-condi-
toned heat Nth Nth 9al furnsee. electric ns ne
frOm eits has priced sor Suo
:a Via saAssok sss Il I6eas SeisI'55. e. 15os s.
18th ST., Ar PA. AvE-Brk.. rms
lot, good cond; 81 500 down, bal. like
DUPLEx. 2-unit, : rooms. Kit. dinette;
a m s ssP f. hss # excl xcR sSLTY sSns sRd lS az
HItL ntf fLckEsr Eve Antilles e, than $1,000.
Yes; it's true. E we are pleased to show this
WITH frsp.. Daii iossk "is' 0 tif.s Ssm... M or.
75I7 until pm. ACE REALTY SERVICE
HiLLcREsTNDet. brk., 8 lge. rms. eM
baths bath 1en.an y rn With bns seDi .ss. rec s eond oil
insp.. he'. ean until nrs pm.. T rR. 7sns. s ACE
ssEATxk sEM Ekk sEsy.sE syss s5s r. ass Bath
Bste sion nm window. ssms Sn deers sar.as TAI
fs F1se 7 f. iii G s as xcE e saAuTT r sR e1
!sas I'd s! sa.ssox ;Ssi T. rL s,E.s7se down.
Rnnsk sEsms sb sa MOsTs Y pSSnsSr eShsR saa Mt0
ST MA SO36- home, GE, 0g0I.
sos POKTLAND ST. s.E.Ns75o down.
easy terms: 8 rooms, bath, o.h;aw.h,. row
nes ndese0 .h az srFI ps1saEa sShss 1ts9 g.
coNvESfENT s,E. Zoe IocArioN!Aftr active
sSo satomatIe ne"h neat. N1 Only % s, as5o on sx-
deposit; MITcHML aI15 QUICK DI. 2ss1;
eoSGkEss HfiGHrs - ssmidetaehee
brick, in perfect condition: rooms. 3
sashs fun basement auto so,l heat only
H. L. BROWN DE. $685.; ewes, Ii. 1904.
FURNIsHED-we offer you an immaculate
war FURNISHINGS and equipment. We be
ess the ss of G
gi.h i jMALcoLM. a oW. 1924: ~,
priced Sii 800. CHARLES s. GUM. FR.
1906: evenings. LU. 1865.
CoLORED-yACANT, detached. 1900 blk
K Sc; 5 rms. bath, h.-w.h., garage, front
porch; $3.50, $3.50 down, bal. ON easy
monthly payments. Call MR.. SHEPPARD,
DE. 1161. DE. ISIS. -6
COLORED-YAcANr. MOVE NE ST.:
brick; S69.50 per mo- Sl,50Q down; 2
rms, garage, oil heat; new cond. OWNER.
TR 203s: eyes RA. 9449. -8
COLORED-5II7 d ST.--New frame, B.
rm. house, cleo; $3,500; $500 cash, $50 q
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COOPERATIVE ApTs.-sALE.

Mr.. 10th AND HARVARD, 1441 Harvard
St nw-2 rooms, kit. and bath: price,
SIS 400 up owner will redecorate; agent
on premises ! to daily. MR.. RICE. AID.
o02b: ewes WO. 2765. =
NORTHUMBERLAND APIS. - Recently
decorated, large 5-rm. apt: reception hall.
modern fully equip kit, . bedrms., each
with dressing rm., good closets Call Mr..
Jeter. with JAMES L. DIXON g. CO, 1922
1fth'st. NV, Elk. 6760; ewes, RA. 206e.
Exclusive g
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
HOUSES vfsFURtisHsp Cont.

HcusEs uftFuRNishEo Cent.
FORT DUPONT PARK AREA, se.-Nex
brick, large rms. 3 bedrms., plus rec.
rm., Venetian blinds, gas a.-c. heat. with
In walking distance OF Kimball School.
S1b0 per mo. unfurn. Will also consider
leasing furnished. Call Ma. 2036 or TW.
1875. Box TAG, Star. -
FOR RENT, S-rm. house, improvements.
vac. Feb. 23: SI00 per mo-. Fairfax
Circle, Va. can CHARLES "A. TooNE'
GROOM UNFURG HoUsE-304s 30th st.
sc. Call after 8, CHI. 7916. -S
TOWN HOUSE In Kalorama Circle section
Reception hall and powder room, draw
ing room, dining room. pantry and kitchen
on same floor; bedrms., 3 baths. library,
Tor lease about 10 mo. at ceiling price;
1925 per mo. For further information and
inspection write Box 256-G. Star. =
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest.

COLORRD-2a3 r ST. s.W.-s295 down
semidet. brick. Call Morris Cohen G,
Milton Yinnick, with A. NJ. DRAISNER
1404 L st. NV, MA. S036; home, GE
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HOUSES ukEuRhisnEp.

SStf6ren or dogs, S210 Call Miss Corbtn,
co. TeS% or Do 1894. sANDoz, INC.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwess.

WANTED-Unfurnishe 3-bedrm. house in
Va, max As min to D. c.; State Dept.
ofncial with family. CT. 5178 after 6 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-04
New Terminal Facilities Planned

SEATTLE, (FD - The Alaska Freight Express corporation, new common carrier firm operating tug-and-barge service to the Ter ritory, plans construction of new terminal facilities at three Alaska ports, president L. B. DeLong said today.
 War department approval has been obtained on plans for a Sl,- 500,000 installation at Whittier and construction will start in April, he said. A 50-year lease on the site has been negotiated with the interior department. Service will be continued to Seward.
 At Anchorage, dock construc- ton is also planned, as we'll as barge-grid and warehouse facili- ties. Barge terminal facilities will also be constructed at Haines.
 All three waterfront installa- tions will provide for loading and discharging vessels under cover, DeLong said.
 Steel freighter barge 730 loaded at Tacoma today and will return here tomorrow for more loading, leaving Friday for. Seward.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-04
Anti-InflatiOn Requests Doomed

WASHINGTON, (R Senathr sparkman D.-Alao declared to- day that most of President lru- mans anti-inflation requests are doomed.
 The Alabama Senator has been one of the leaders in the fight TOT the Presidents lO-point cost oi living program.
 Sparkman told a reporter the hopelessness of the situation was made plain by a Senate banking subcommittee decision to Kill a bill which would have permltleo preparations for meat ratloning.
 Meanwhile, Senator Taft, char man of the Senate Republican poi icy committee, said he expects a rent control extension bill to come up in the Senate about February IS. The present law expires Feb ruary 29.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-04
FAIR BOARD TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT

The newly elected board of dl- rectors of the Northwestern Alas ka Fair Association which was confirmed at the meeting held last night will meet next Tuesday evening to select dates and lay the plans for the coming Fair.
 The Board especially invites all of the stockholders to attend the meeting as the weather prevailing last night prevented so many to be present and the board is anx- ious for the stockholders to take part in the selection of dates and probably change the usual Fair routine
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-04
Europe Recovering But Needs Help

GENEVA, (P) - Most economic experts here believe Europe is making great strides toward in- dustrial and economic recovery. But, they add, she still desperately needs help.
 Delegates and officials of the economic commission for Europe are optimistic about the commits sion's success in planning Euro pean self-help across all political differences. They say they cannot estimate, however, how long it will take the continent to over come the ravages of the war.
 A general reluctance to forecast the rate of progress appeared due, in part at least, to uncertainty over many vital factors. These in- clude future harvests, possible in- dustrial unrest and the extent of American aid-now being argued in Congress.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-04
Dream Ends On
 Hotel Lobby Sofa

LOS ANGELES, (P1 - Louis Mott had a dream. And what a dream!
 Japanese machine gunners were after him. Ack-ack-ack-ack-ack. They got him. Mott was dead, or so he dreamed.
 But in escaping his dream, Mott leaped out of the window of his fourth floor hotel room, crashed through a skylight, and landed we'll where do you think? Nope. Right on a sofa in the lobby be- low. He was critically hurt, nev- ertheless. The hospital today said he had severe chest and head in- juries.
 Gee, when I woke up from that dream I found out 1 wasn't dead" Police quoted Mott. 'I sure thought those Japs had me-"
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-04
Wet-Dry Grain Control Puts COP On Hot Spot
tBY Jack BelD

WASHINGTON, (P)-President Truman's demand for control of grain used by distillers put Con- gressional Republicans on po- litical hot spot.
 Some COP members admitted privately that MT. Truman has used their own anti-inflation law to maneuver them into a squeeze between the drys and the vets.
 Kentucky, thick with distiller- ies, is doubtful state in this years Presidential election. The west-Kansas, for instance-has a lot of drys who don't think grain ought to go into whisky at any time.
 The anti-inflation law passed at the 1947 special session gave the President power to parcel out grain for distilling until January 1.
 The Senate voted to extend this power to Feb. 29, but the House banking committee killed that bill.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-04
Fritz Kuhn Flees German Prison

MUNICH, Germany, (P - The Bavarian identification ministry announced that Fritz Kuhn, for mer leader of the German-Ameri- can bund in the United States, es- capped from a German internment camp at Dachau this morning.
 Kuhn was jailed in July for possible trial as a Nazi offender. He has been held since without trial.
 Kuhn, who had become a United States citizen by naturali- zation, was deprived of his citi- zenship in 1943 and deported to Germany in 1945.
 First reports from the German operated internee camp said Kuhn escaped from guards as he was being taken from his cell. Uncon- firmed reports said he was to be transferred to Nuremberg as pos Sible witness in American war crimes trials there.
 Kuhn had fingered in Dachau since last July "A, when denazifi- cation authorities seized him for possible trial under the German Identification law.
 At that time Munich public prosecutor Julius Herss said the 5O-year old ex-bund leader would be charged "on account of his ex- traordinary support of the Nazi regime by propagandist means"
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-04
WASHINGTON, tP)

W of two big farm organi have backed the Marshall p aid to Europe.
 Even as they were telling ate committee they supper idea, Republicans brushe President Truman's new pl s6,8OO,OOO,0OO to get it start
 Senator Taft ,R.-Ohio) tolc porter, "There will certainly cut in the amount"
 The farm leaders are pre- Allan B. Kline of the Am Farm Bureau Federation ant Sanders, counsel for the N; Grange. They gave their vii the Senate foreign relations mittee.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-04

OKLAHOMA CITY, R-Miss Mary T. Holmbee parked her auto, went shopping and returned to find a parking meter installed on the curb and a pink slip on the windshield for not depositing a nickel.
 She protested to police Judge Mike Foster there was no meter there when she parked. The judge investigated. She was right. Case dismissed.
 Police were warned to let the new meters "cool off" before is suing violation tickets.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-04
Drunk Fires l
 Church Windt

LONG BEACH, Calf. self-appointed music cri the choir of the First Episcopal church, disapp it and expressed his opin pistol shots.
 The choir was holding service rehearsal last nig a quavering tenor joined a hymn. Investigation {, the uninvited chorister wa to profundo, leaning be open window.
 The choir resumed its when the inebriate shoutt no, that ain't the way it g chorister Joseph Farrer the window shut.
 The drunk emptied through the window. Mob hurt but the intruder dis; before police arrived.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-04
US. Commissioners Court

Eva Jemiewouk of Moses Point, was given a 60 day suspended sen tence for being drunk and disor- derly in a public place.
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NOTICE

Ladies Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. w. B. Mccarthy Fri day evening at eight o'clock. All ladies of the community interested in church work are cordially in- vited 10 attend.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-04
NOTICE

V. F. w. Dance Wed. night al the High School Auditorium. Mu- sic by Larry and Ginger. Open 10 Public. $l.25 per couple.
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NOTICE

Annual Meeting of Arctic Club. Monday. February g.
 Frank Bingham.
 Acting President.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-04

In any line of endeavor you take a lot of punishment before you reach the championship.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-04
NOTICE

Pioneer Meeting tonight al 7:00 al the Pioneer Hall. Card Party starts at 8:00 PM.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-04
Classified Ads

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The Nome nugget., 1948-02-04

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The Nome nugget., 1948-02-04

WILL SINNERS LIVE FOR EVER? Many say yes! Hear this enlightening subject discussed in the Pioneer Hall, Feb. 5, and more pictures.
Evening star., 1948-01-12
Episcopal Seminary
Opens Funds Drive

Two-thirds of the applicants for
admission to Virginia Episcopal
Seminary are being turned away be-
cause of lack of facilities, the Very
Rev. A. c. Zabriskie, dean of the
seminary at Alexandria, declared
yesterday at st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Lafayette Square.
Dean zabriski, speaking on be-
half of $4,000 building drive for
the seminary, said the church now
is m desperate need for more and
better ministers"
The diocese Of Virginia alone
needs 18, the western areas between
400 and 600 more than they now
have" he said.
Dean Zabriskie said the seminary
accommodated 116 men last year
mainly because 60 of them were
married and lived outside the semi.
nary grounds. Declaring there was
need for rooms to handle 100 resi-.
dent bachelors, the SPEAKER ex-
planned actually we now have 81
rooms, in some of which we are
doubling up
Dean Zabriskies sermon opened
the drive in the District area fol
the renovation of old buildings anc
construction of new ones on the
seminary grounds. Colman Jen'
nings of Washington is chairman
of the campaign, which will reach
its climax January rs when offer
ings will be taken in Episcopa
churches for the fund