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$3.50 Down, $35 Monthly
i64 Acre Farm. 8-Rm. House

County, W. Va. on black;
and store, IS mi. to Martinsburs.
Poultry. garden, grazing. fruit. Ideal
retirement. Near neighbors. Cur
rent, phone, well, stream, 25 acres
woodland; school bus. mail carrier.
Can use tractor. Barns, etc. House
has slate roof. shinGls sides.
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COUNTRY HOME

Large. 2-story. Groom, attractive brk.
with coy fireplace, 8 large bedrms.,
modern equipped kitchen. large base
merlt, oil heat, storm windows, beau
tiful attractive lawn. with large
shade trees, flowers. shrubbery. lee.
garden planted, large barn. poultry
and hog houses. garage. large work.
outdoor stone fireplace. 400-ft. 'front.'
age on highway. close in; q bargain
for quick sale. JOHN BURDOFT,
Colesvilie, Nd. call Ashton Nd
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xgD l. WILLIAMS d ZEN l..
WlIsIAMA. il, Aasstesssrs.
FURNITURE AND HouskhoLD
kfFEtTS
PUBLIC AUCTION
wIlIIAMs hutrioN HOUSE,

WlA4sAAAr eN(NHtN HaN&&
OILS Ne~ IoIk Ave
TUES. .ATOMoERDWt--s fA
LOIS Of furniture and various house
bold effects frem many sources 10
be sold tcmeFFew tfussassl, eam.
for . good and medium furniture
attend lhis sale Terms, cash, Prompt
removal required, Maple bedroom
suite. walnut bedroom suite. val
nut dipinE room suite. CHROME
breakfast set, essrttse Haiiywore
for .aFss person. fesulay ditsn eedaf
s-pe. living Foen suite, ssrefsl
isst Louis XIV arm sAsirs 'as.
halstefed IN vine hfeeadel. double
and sipsk beds tsomptstsl, tnehos-
ANY hft-top console tables With ca.
tension, odd nhssta, cod vanitiss
odd eresssTA, eel Of y tnAho&, nnt3h
dining room chairs, Kitchen eaeinsi
with siids-out TOP. dinner sei Of
s5 pieces tcresm and fola dseoTss
tionl. tables OF various klnass nns
val bfeAkiroat. odd spftnss and
mAttrssstt, Numerous otheg hauts .
hold sffsets. Aisq isfss lot os,ts
Auetioneers phnns. Ma 2S7R,
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AUTO AUCTION
Rpy ar sell this rsoaern way csty q
bid Ia satisfactory Never gpesa wnai
anly cost Every Tues eve, t.
i'm Lin 81 - II 2-qeel
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY
suMMER HOMES
suMMER CAMPS
REAL ESTATE LOANS

TIRsT Trust LOANS on real estate;
los s,t 5sses 3.sm q fa: t'Wsni s fhe
cMHsGa llfssS IN 6SE St bAY-SfnAdiv saSs
wants to obtain End trusts ON d: g.
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TRUSTEES SALE or yAi,uAni,K
Two-sTpRY ROW BRICK pwEi,L--
mo HklNo KNOW Al rREMt sks
NO 1919 "A" STREET SOUTH
~ virtue Of . certain deed Of tryst
duly recorded. IN Ltbsf No, tg7F.
Foiie So st see Of The land records
Of the District Of celnnhia. snd II
the request Of the party secured
thereby the anasfsisnsd trustees
wiii ssil. at puetif aastien Ia freai
Of the premises. sn FRIDAY TIE
TWENTY FOURTH DAY or kurKs,
octocK I'm III. io'iexssss g..
In he District Of coiaHbla and
DESIGNATED as and being Lot 81 n
Castsii's snheivisaon es lets sn
IN ibs Once 81 he ssfy.rer fet
the District Of calambis IN LAbet
2s at Fciis ~. Aise rhaitss aae
Tsrms; se,d sah,.e. 10 3. ps,er
buiietns association deed o, trust
for approximately &A, 600 .afl. tufthss
particulars Of WHICH VII es an
nssneed II time Of sale the pvT.
chase price sbeve said tf1sss ia BE-
PAID 10 cash A dspssit 81 $500 90
feaaired copssyaneins. rtssreins,
etc, 81 purehassrs cost, Terms
10 b somplie1 with wtthin thtrtt
days ethsrwias dspesst forfeited
and the pfopery naar be a6vsrtfted
snd rsssld Of the a.tfstion o! ths
Tnosrror v OWES.
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LOTS WANTED
ACREAGE FOR SALE

InvER sPRNG, 81. 000-sI 800
utilities In; cash. AK. $3.50. -2l
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STATION WAGONS

DODGE 1913 station wagon; sood
Station wxGoN, Pontiac 20. per
feet condition, Just passed D. c.
inspection; $500 cash. J. II. FAIKs.
1901 ArRonne place. Ant. 414.
Phone AID. 800: Ext. az. q.
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R'es''s :, Sale
One Hundred And seven
wurlitser, seseafs, Rssk ~oas
symphpBAla ABe AGTe@E
UKk BOXES
Seventeen Aeiectar Cen hoses
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
AT WEtshlER d
300 . ST NV
TUESDAY
JUNE 81, fn4A. II AN
Thirty-nins neg on Fiss st SoA q
III nv sixty-eaghi may be lrs
spsctso st the seenfits starsss &c
lac lSth st. aw On June ard
20, 80 . IN TO 80 n.u fe Be
snld at Weschiers. etis q 81 NV
as Indicated above
Re,
coan Machine Acceptance Corpassti0n
va
LnekhsEt ct al
Civil Aeisen No. s7e-&s
Terms Cash
20 v, MORGAN il Hscsiysf sis
18th St nv, NORMAN q. STA.
Attorney for Plaintiff. 1908 \ o..
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HORNETS
CORNER
AUTO AUCTION

Registry fee So. sails every Friday.
9 pm. rain or shine. Icss OF cut.
Of -town buyers REGISTER early from
Mon. on. just west OF Georgia ave
In heart Of siiver sprns.
Original Wash. Auto Auction
s5ll Colekxiils Rd. SH. 400.
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WHOLESALE PRICES
GUARANTEE

Open weekcAys TIL SAt- III D.
room. We try 70 keep st lsaSt leo
cars on display ct all times Most
cars have radios and heaters Easily
financed and n youg car exceeds the
down payment We pay you eASa
difference ~
HILL & TIBBTTTS
IVA vsrraoni ave nv Wash 5
Oldest rn-d Dealer, Ma $3.50 Il,
BUICK la4s super ar r, and h.
81 .0ps; carries q chernertzeo guar
CHERNER MOTOR CO.
l7il Pa Ave NV no 5000. 20
CHEvROIET i947 COW: 7, and h
Sl.b95. carries Q CnerneriEee guar
CHERNER MOTOR CO.
l7ii Fia. Ave. NN no. 5000. SO
Dr. sOTO ia4T custom club coupe !!
= and h; sl,e95i carries Cher
CHERNER MOTOR CO.
l7ii Fla. Ave. NV Ho 5000. SO
PONTIAC Ip47 s-cyi, eonv 7. and
h: sl,7e6. Carries a chernefirsd
CHERNER MOTOR CO.
IN Pia. Ave NV no 5000, 20
CHRYSLER I94s windsor COW T,
and n. blue finish: s. .095; carries
q Chernerized guarantee.
CHERNER MOTOR co.
l7ll Fla Ave. NV no. 5000. 80
FORD la4s COW: + and h. black
finish; $l.5a5: carries Chefnerisea
guarantee,
CHERNER MOTOR CO.
l7ll Fla Ave. NV no. 5000. 20
1919 FORD :-dr. Sl,!2a
ie4s Kaiser ADJ $40
iaA7 Chevrolet 5-pass. cpe, -- Lac
1877 Packard 4-dr Clipper ,4ha
lp47 Fraser Manhattan --~- l.ppaa
l94l Buick sedanette $4,000 na
1871 Packard coupe -- ba9
1889 Chevrolet 2-dr. ----- ~
1899 Lincoln coupe. ------- ID ID
1899 Plymouth 2-6r. 5so
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
(Kaiser-FraSer Dealersl .
$500 Lee hwy, Arl., Va, CH. Tnpo'
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GARAGES FOR RENT

3-CAR. overhead doors. 800 50. t.:
al ,. Or part; n, pr. 9: SsPitol and ao A.
TIE REAR OF $50 b ST. NE
story double brick garage. suitable
for small shop; $50 month. SUI
LIvAN BROTHERS, 1920 X n.w.
ME-. 4323 Al
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Is DOWN. $40 MONTH

IS minutes drive out Lee blvd or
at trafic light on Route % (toward
Manassas). 4 miles to our big sign
on left, SMALL FARMS. Open every
day. 1 to 8 pm. Every railways
bus to Manassas passes us. Bring
CI0 denoxit 80
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AUTO TRucKS-sAlE tcess. J
TAxlcAB FOR SALE

Attention, Taxi Drivers
For sale or rent 1919 saxieaes Bee
US apout new rental ulans. EEII
CAB CO. 1917 L 81. NV Ex 500
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SMALL FARMS

down, $40 a month. Cleared land
or woods-come early and take
your pick. Plenty of room for
chickens, garden. fruits, COW. etc.
Picnic here or park your trailer
here till you are ready to build
you can use your land as soon
property with city conveniences--
convenient to everything. includ-
ing bus to downtown Washington.
Price. $500 mo house,. We also
have other acre lots here fronting
on Bull Run.-real waterfront lots
or hunting from your own back
yard. These lots are 5000 each;
$50 down. SIS q month. Arrange
for your all-year round home and
take care Of your vacation all in
one. Bull Run privileges with every
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GARAGES WANTED
GARAGE WANTED, 2, 8. or fear
End comml. alley gar. wanted. Cal
WOODWARD. I'm. 1919 Mon. after
z p.m. 30
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FRANK FANoSt
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nasnt 81 law. eva AKsaSh Nc siSs-
IS N isvaE ct Industrial hanA u
saocr 1ArraHws uat,ss STATE.
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i94S de luxe COW
coupe. Futuramie ''os"; has every
thing. 1. e.. r. h.. Hydra Matte drive.
iow-presSure Wv. tires, black top
an outstanding car, yet priced nearly
as low rs amy less popular new con-
vertibie. S2.4s5: ccC guaranteed;
terms up 10 "a mos. CAPITOL
cADILLAC-oLDSMoBILE CO, I2as
0epd 81 MA aann so
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CENTRAL MOTOR co.

800 Lee Hwy. Arl., CH. 1000.
Nisht service and other truck bar
gains ct our Alexandria plant. 1901
orenoce ~ ov. 1too.,
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500 SPECIALS

(Kaiser-FraSer Dealersl u
$500 Lee hwy. Arl. Va, CHI. 1000
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NASH la4s 900 sedan ali aeces-
series. A quality car, Si.2Q5, Low
down payment. little - $40. 10 VIZ
AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-11
Tropics Too Hot For Eskimo Boys

For eight Eskimo youths who spent the winter taking craft training in Mexico, the onset of spring in the tropics proved too hot for comfort.
 The young men, who grew up in Arctic climes, found southern Mexico temperatures not to their liking.
 After more than six-Weeks of training in silver craft work at the Spratling shops at Taxco, Mexico, all but two of the boys are back again to the ice and snow of north western Alaska. Two have re- turned to Mt. Edgecumbe school to continue their studies.
 Out of nine youths sent to Mex ico by the Alaska Native Service for craft training, seven completed their course and were given cer- tificates of apprenticeship.
 Charles Iyapana of Little Dio- mede was returned 10 his home shortly after being sent from here after suffering injuries in an auto mobile accident in Texas enroute to Taxco. A second youth, Marley Lincoln of kOtZeb,1e Uac rnab1a to carry on the work due to illness.
 Youth who completed training include Francis Eben and Frank Okpealuk of Mt. Edgecumbe; Tommy Lee of Shungnak, George Sipary of Mountain Village, Floyd Singyke of Little Diomede. and Joseph Jessup of Kotzebue.
 Eskimo youths were given the training under an Alaska Native
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-11
Truman Names New Atomic Members

WASHINGTON, R-President Truman named two college pro- fessors, Gordon Dean, and Henry DeWolf Smyth, as members of the atomic energy commission.
 He sent the nominations to the Senate after accepting the resigna- ton of Robert E. Bacher as a com mission member, effective May g. William w. Wayhack previously had resigned.
 Dean is professor of law at the University of Southern California and practicing attorney.
 Smyth is a professor and chair man of the department of physics at Princeton University.
 Smyth wrote the famous "Smyth report" on the atom bomb. It was issued shortly after the first bomb was dropped in Japan and became the subject of a wide controversy.
 Dean is 43 and a native of Seat tie. Smyth, 5l, was born at Clin- ton, N. Y.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-11
Condition Serious Won't See Doctor

PALLMALL, Tenn. F) - Sgt. Alvin C. York, 62-year-old hero of World War I, is in "serious" condition but refuses to go to a hospital.
 Doctors said York suffered di- ahrrea, intense vomiting and a re- currence of colitis late last week. Members of the family said the Congressional medal of honor win ner also suffered a slight stroke, the second in a year.
 We have tried to get him to go to a hospital" his physicians said. "but he insists on staying at home"
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-11
Man Loses Bet
 He Didn't Place

PHILADELPHIA, R-Just as a matter of curiosity, Bernard Goddis wishes he knew the name of the horse he lost $32 on-with- out making a bet.
 Goddis lost his wallet contain ing $32 several days ago. The next day, he told police, he received the empty wallet and a note in the mail.
 Next time you lose your wal let," the note read, make sure you have more money in it and have a better wallet or I will not return it again. put your money on a horse and, if it pays off, l will return your $32."
 Apparently the horse didn't win. Goddis hasn't gotten his money back yet.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-11
Boss Hague" Goes Down In Defeat
(By Peter MacDonaldl

JERSEY CITY, N. J. Rl-Frank Hague no longer is "the law" in Jersey City. .'.."
 One of the last of the big city political bosses, Hague lost control of the city commission yesterday as fusion forces smashed to vic. tory in the municipal election.
 The fusionists were led by John V. Kenny, one-time trusted Hague lieutenant who was busted as ward leader by the Democratic chieftain last year.
 Kenny had termed the election "a rebellion against the most cor rupt political machine in .he his tory of the United States"
 Hague's only comment on the outcome of the election was 12- word statement issued this morn ing. The people wanted it that way" he said, "so it's all right with me-"
 The stunning victory set off a series of wild celebrations and dancing in the streets throughout this city of Ol,0O0 persons.
 IL was bitter defeat for the iron-fisted Hague whose reign spanned 32 turbulent years. He served as mayor for 30 of these years.
 Never had Hague, who at one time was city hall custodian, tasted defeat in a city election.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-11

Chief ". w. Laws. fire and po- lice chief, today claimed the dis tinction of being the first/person in Nome to see a seagull this year.
 Looking out behind the fire sta. tion this morning at 500 a.m., he saw lone, white seagull standing on the ice near shore.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-11

George Hellerieh. mining en- gineer, formerly of Nome, return ed 10 take charge of the Gold Beach Mining compahy dredging operations just east of Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-11

Ralph Murane. who mined on the beach west of Nome last year, returned on the Pan American plane this morning. He expects to continue his prospect as soon as weather permits.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-11

Service program for the develop ment of indigenous art in the Ter ritory.
Milford chronicle., 1949-02-18

Md, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Lofland
and daughter Donna Lee of Green
wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Warren
and son Bobby of Frederick, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Warren of
Glendale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Argo and
children of Milford and Mr.. and
Mrs. Paris Johnson and family of
Slaughter Neck were Sunday Wis
ltOrs of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert DON
ovan and family.
Little Miss Kristine Wollter en-
tertained a group of her little
friends at a Valentine party last
Saturday afternoon. The guests
were Joyce Morgan, Janet Clogg,
Christina Morgan, Sandra Fitzger-
aid, Mary Ellen MaringOla and
Charlotte Wilgus, Betty Scott and
Barbara KINNEY of Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Clendaniel
and daughter Cathy of Edgemore
Gardens, spent the weekend with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. E.
ClenQaMel.
Mrs. Charles E. Taylor and Miss
Minnie Coffin spent Sunday with
their mother, Mrs. Cora A. Coffin
in Berlin, Md.
Mrs. Lizzie Swain, Mrs. Mia Mar
tin, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Swain of
Milford, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Swain and Mrs. Harvey Shocklev
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Swain and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Burns spent
Sunday in Queen Ann, Md, with
Mrs. Lulu Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Donovan, Mrs.
Laura Walls and Miss Dora Cal
hOun were Wilmington visitors on
Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huey Fitzgerald
left on Tuesday for a two week
trip through the South. They will
visit Florida and among the places
of interest enrOute will be the
Mardi Gras at New Orleans.
Milford chronicle., 1949-02-18

Headquarters for Ford
Tractors, Dearborn
Implements, genuine
Ford Tractor parts and
expert serUice. Come in!
Milford chronicle., 1949-02-18
MILTON
Goshen Methodist Church News

Goshen Methodist Church News
Sunday, February 20
9:45 a. m.-Sundav School A
class for every age.
l1:OO a. m. ~ Morning worshiD
Sermon by Rev. Harold M. Davis
Music of merit under the leader
ship of Lemuel Evans, assisted nv
Mrs. Evans.
$50 p. m.-YOuth Fellowship
For youth, ages 1928. Nancy Dick
ersOn, president.
1880 p. m.-Evening wOrsbin
Gospel singing. Message of insnir-
alton by Rev. Davis.
A cordial welcome to iOin in
Christian Fellowship is extended
to everyone to come to these SER
vices, especially those who have
no other church home.
At the morning service last Sun-
day the congregation deeplv an
preciated the fine solo rendered bv
Bill Wright. 1t was "The Blind
PlOwman" and Bill was accom-
panied by Mr.. Evans.
Altar flowers last Sunday were
beautiful jOnquils given by mem
bers of the Fifth Circle in memory
of Miss Eva X. Smith, for whom
the circle is named.
Coming Activities
On Friday evening. February 25
the w. S. c. S. will sponsor a COW
cred dish supper and parcel post
sale in the Sunday school room at