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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY late 1949 Custom 2-door
sedan; radio, heater seat covers;
$4,000 actual miles. This car is in
new-car condition in every way.
Must be seen to be appreciated;
MOTORS. 5010 Wis. ave. NV. ,Wo.
MERCURY 1s41 club coupe: Sa4 ss4s.
Look for our big ad; AUTO WHOLE
sALERs. Jga 1871 Bladensburg Rd:; II.
NASH iS4s Ambassador 4-door sedan;
radio, air-cond. heater, white walled
runs Ike new; ST $50. 80 PRons Rons To. 1ee
Nasa NfatsG FSs ss a43 sdd NIsht 4doSr o. day original
maroon finish, plastic seat covers.
Trade and terms sat only sosss Sss5 fyosszs IoaAN
tFordl. I'LL 18th st. NV, DI, $500.
Nash h i'd 40 AIo fsfen fS32 9Gk sor SsT
Bladensburg Rd. Ii. 3-s800. IA
NASH AS 900" gray 4-dr; Wv.
indicator; excel. cond.; sl,Ioo or
ssn.. sess q5Isr ~. a75fy' sy owner Sat. M,a and
big ad. AUTO wHoLEsALERs. 17Si
Bladensburg Rd. Ii. 3-ssOO. IA
NASH ~ 900" 4-dr.; fully equipped.
Guar, Only Sss5: WILLIAMS q
s4n1 sAKER NASH @s1s M st. NV. go.
NASH 1s4e club cpe. "eoo"; original mR1
equipped with r, and h.. good tires:
Sor LII z istS GRs st. sSsS S% D1 1885, sse6
NASH 1e4s 4-dr;; excel. cond.: low
5000 MINI. ave ne, LU 4-36I6
sis5. Kenny SSGo %oToRs 59ah'af ESQ SoBH. sfa;
~d.eJnGsbqrg I'd ne. Il. 4-s279. -15
h. new battery. FIVE Al tires. good
paint; $3.50 cash. Phone RE. 4a7I
oLDsMoBILE 1s47 four-door sedan.
Model 1s; Hydra Matte. radio, heat
is In absolutely perfect condition in
every way; must be seen to be ap-
sY. terms; : BELL II MOTORS, sade SOLO wis.
GsrPssShsLE dStF dsfSHfPssts sor6Ry ,Ras
Ii, 3-ss77. 1888 Bladensburg I'd.
oLbsMoBME 1s47 e-door: sta stand.
2SS1o 2a1sS sladensburs I'd. ne. Il.
oLDs 1850 "ss" club sedan; ITo Wv
si5es: S5 SD heater; IKE new; one owner:
Obs 1S47 81 0ess 0sy HydrsMatls sh 3ss .edan
WRoIEs2kERs 2f rs op7 I7si pig BiadensSuf1e aG ASn1
Obs Rf,; Il; la43 3'ss9s; 500. Adv ..s,n IA
and an Ia Hydra-Matic drive; orig
q sas5 a3ss. LOGAN ssS %ofoRD 4 e Dfsoa eo,
oLDs 80 Hydra. sedan: s.. .sa4: Look
Ior v our big ad. AUTO WHOLE
SALES; Fl sssoo 1871 Bladensburs Rd.
oLDs 1917 "s" Hydra-Matic sedan;
Sse4.- Look for our big ad. AUTO
WRdHoLIEsALERs; W II aLEa9S 1871 sladensburs
oIbs Il ~ sIsso9; club Coupe: r and h li4 GOOD
.$295. LA. s-61s4. ~ 'aI Gi4
motor s175 or best ofier. tdG Ne. Sa
oLDS 1850 Hydra. sedan: ST. .8s4.
ssAskESs' s1ssEoSSss 1871 sladensbuFs nd Il.
oLDs is4e rs" sedanette; IA r and
buy it. Only s7s5. go So-day day wa var !.
ff6ls 5rord) id TTade 1stb sbd i, terms LOGAN
oLDs 40 4-dr.; original black finish;
I4f19 sbss sslbasdsensburs rd, ne. TR. 92ss,
OLDS 1947 "7S" sedanette; r, and
n. Hydra, seat covers. beautiful
olack nnish., excellent mechanical
cond. This Is one you read about
and seldom see. Only SI,Oy5.
Trade and terms. LOGAN (Ford)
iii 18th st. NV. DI $500. ia
PACKARD 1910 "120" coupe; cheap
transportation: S225. SLIGO Mo-
Spring. Md, JU. 7-90So. ia
PACKARD 1910 6-cyl; r. and h.,
s. c., good body and motor; Sl75 or
best offer LU, l-0419.
PACKARD late 40 4-dr.: r. and h..
nISH;o0o miles; orig. owner; ST. .495
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LANHAM PARK

Just East Of Lanham, Maryland
lOut Defense Highway
Beautiful Lots-Wooded or Clear
AS You Prefer
In one of the fastest-growing commu.
mites in Prince Georges County ano
where you can still get "a acre Of
ideally situated land for $3.50.
Large wooded lots, many with beauti.
full old oakS-or clear II you prefer
Pure city water
Phone service
Fast bus and train connections
Roads already installed
Close to schools, churches. etc.
Many lovely lots to choose from
rs It. Front by $50 #. Deep
Only $3.50
Convenient terms II desired
Come out and look around.
Directions: Bladensburg road to Peace
Cross, turn right. out Defense high
way, 5 miles to large sign. "Lanhan
Park" at office on left side of De-
tense highway.
Once Open Daily and Sunday
8 am. to ) pm.
THOMAS HALEY, Realtor
Phone Hyattsville 01o7
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont J

AUSTIN D. ee4s and +sr va ssss esaa
HATTAN ~ kGToi styfei q, RAplo st1i NSp eo:.
aqth0rized az 1tn Austin dealer. both sides
AUSTIN 1851 latest model 4-dr
brand new with many improvements
only $513 down, immediate delivery
all financing by US on easiest terms:
good trade COMPLETELY equipped;
sADIo S CO. Authorized Austin Sales
at Z NV. NO 1857.
BUICK 1946 Super 4-door; above
average; compl acces; for quick
sale, as,o cash 1856. OWNER, JA.
BUICK 40 Dyna. sedan; S1,5a4.
Look for our big ad. AUTO WHOLE
, sAILERs. g IJH6. 1871 Bladensburg Rd.; Ii.
BUICK gis47 convertible, Model 76-c;
radio. heater, Ave new white-wall
leather interior; $4,000 actual miles;
car absolutely in new-car condition
in every way; S1,295; cash, trade or
terms. BELL MOTORS, 5OlO wis.
pTyec aye NV; Wo. 5000. IA
BUICK 0, .49 pynaf1ow sed;; 81 ,594
SLsk15s' SSALERs' 1871 Bladensburs Rd.; Ii.
BUICK 1850 4-dr. Special; excellent
soRaition; sRan1 orig, owner; s1,es5. ia.
BUICK 1e47 4-door sedan; excellen; lt
best offer. Leaving country. EX
575o, Ext. 73. 9-5; afterwards. Or
BUICK 1888 Special e-door: excel.
CONG. throughout; for only Sl95.
sA vAN gNS MOTOR SALES, 2201 L st. NV,
BUICK i94s Super sedanette; Dyna-
fow, radio. heater and seat covers;
$4,000 actual miles. This car is ab-
solutely in new-car condition in
avery way; must be seen to be ap-
terms. BELL MOTORS. s' 500 6iaae wis. Hs
BUICK i94s s-dr: sedan: black, excel.
ssoonSd6;,o low mileage, pvt. owner;
ssqnadittI0n; son Il $500. RA. 4alo' ff0s @
BUICK u 1866 80 Special 4-dr.; Dynafiow.
heater, seat covers; S1.795; S595
Gown: 30-day guarantee. ROYAL
MOTORS MOTOR 10 Kennedy st. NV. TU.
BUICK 1s47 super sedanette: new
tires. battery; undercoating; r. and
H., sun shade, 2 spotlights, other
eSIgs extras' $4,000 miles; $1,000. FA
oOtO. IA
BUICK 40 Super 4-dr. sedan; r., h.,
aasoi ann dEiye; l-owner car; in excel:
Conn ave, EN-. 1854. IA
BUICK As, Special sedanette; r, IN. !;
excel cond.; S1.195. terms or trade
4325 Conn, ave. EN-. 1854. ID
BUICK 194S 4-dr. special: excel
cond; :; fully equipped; original owner;
81 ,295 or best offer. TIE. 5S07. ID
BUICK 1941 Super convertible; ex-
cellent yellow finish. r. and h.. de-
iroster; signal lights. new seat covers.
good tires, many extras; Al condi-
tlon; no dents. motor perfect; private
ooWSnssr entering service; S595. OR.
BUICK 1850 pynaflow 4-dr. sedan;
otaS oiack; r: and h.: $. C.. low mileage;
BUICK 1850 sedanette: r. and h.,
Dynanow. Wv. t., low mileage;
looks and performs same as new car:
81 .695. A g. S MOTOR SALES. 1915
BUICK 1917 Super 4-door; radio
and heater: excel. cond.: low
mileage; $1,125. LU. 4-5195.
CADILLAC 80 sedan; 1895. Look for
hip aH fzcy
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National Trailer Sales
5000 BALTIMORE AVE.
RIVERDALE, MD, WA. 4903
NFyTT
American Trailer Co., Inc.
PROUDLY PREsE NTs THESE
BARGAINS IN NEW AND USED

See these and many other models of
both new and used house trailers.
1850 Wis. AVE. INV. wo. 1921
One Of the following branch sales lots.
~ BERWYN, MD. TO. 5035.
(2) 1744 RICHMOND HIGHWAY.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. TIE. 1920.
f3' OAK GROVE TRAILER COURT.
ALEXANDRIA. ON NO. / HIGHWAY.
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ALUM. LIBERTY HOUSE trailer 1850;
1 4S-ft.; full bath. See at Boiling
Field Trailer Court, lot 10.

ALUM. LIBERTY HOUSE trailer 1850:
!S-ft.; full bath. See at Boiling
Field Trailer Court. lot 10.
HEETER TRAILER SALES. serwyn
and used traiiers: ' very GOOD dosn assoft. orH
ment: clean used trailers ranging
from $500 to to So $50. terms ! sPtissR to (
soEfr. SEf PS9Sf bfSfE To ouRfEN Rfll ,a47. alum
mum; sleeps 4; new h.ow.h., Kei-
sonable. wi. io6S .'""'eo I'd T
ZIMMER 27-ft.; sleeps 4; excel. cond 4;
bottled gas, Frigidaire. 4-wheel cleo,
GIiBsR;s 5rH5fI; oil aNn hsSt VA sss2 l4
equipped with showers. flush toilets,
elec. refgr. and modern conveniences;
prices starting as low as $2,695, de-
lvered; small down payments and as
long as four years to pay. s232
Gss1a %sterloo ave- Md aisc coIE GT nsS MoroS of
TRAILER /, co: c. 81, 5000 ~'@s or Water r
TRAILERs BOUGHT, sold and dis.
played; any size. Bring them out.
Cash! 1000 Central ave. HI. $3.50
1850 e5 FIT. vINDALE; toilet, shower;
HILLS TRAILER CAMP: 3 miles
so. Alex. Va. Route No. l. Lot III
13s
CHICAGO streamlite 194s: 30 it.;
fNeTos flssRS 4 FouRPsf E5 Rsfe ckMp hSt g. WASH a.
JEEP TYPE; all-steel body and bed;
excel. cond,; 2 tires, like new. $50
OW. 6712. ID
1916 National 25- IT. trailer; hot
Tater gaTo heater; electric refrigerator
SEVERAL nice trailers for sale OF
rent: some with toilet, shower
WOODLEY HILLS TRAILER COURT
"a miles below Alexandria. on
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

INTERNATIONAL 1947 stake; COM
tires; brand-neW Condition. Ma NA.
cHEvRoGET' 1915 a-ton stake body .
truck; excellent condition; new body;
S795. S. J. MEEKs' SON, 652 G
sTUpEBAKER 1s4a &-ton stake;
owner; $3.50 or best offer. 81. 8652.
REAL BARGAIN. CHEVROLET 1947
A-ton panel: 1-owner; good cond.
$595. Call DI. 1411 or Wo. 7171.
shUDEBaksR be5I BsdbsR,cdi I947 ~ I-ten pickup;
at $595. TREW Jew MoToR No e5fti CO. 5peeIdl eth
and Florida ave. ne, FIR. 1889.
80 CHEv.: Boyertown body. 325 Gu
It. Il e1S used or only mos; like new; cost
6; OR: 500, days. Mr.. TUCKER
mi; ST, ,295. S4o0 cash. bal. se5 mo mo,
can ca oe sIt seen na at 5733 No. Wash. blyd.,
FokD OH apt ;. Stake. Mos 1s4s, F.; 8 Il, CYL
finance il nee. 'Gi GR1Tz FuRMiTuRE 6fsiSi r Z
CHEVROLET 1947 panel truck. RE
sEMITRAnER 1s49, Trailmobile. SO.
#. tandem, refrigerated. air brakes
Al condition. JE. 3-72O9. IL
CHEVROLET 194s 2-ton, stake body
excellent condition, 81 PAS. Call r
o. Smith. WI. 1927 or OIL. 3O3s
FORD 194s 1a-ton panel; gray; doors
windows all in good cond.; ready fol
work; 1895 Also 2 1947 Ford 1-tor
panels; doors. grille. motor, tires. al
in excellent cond.; S795 each
Logan (Ford). 354o 14th st. NV
cHEvR6LET 1888 1h-ton 1 stake
tires, body all in good cond.; S295
T9G4N Tf} 4foo (Ford'' s54o 14th st: ,a NV
DoDGE le4s A-ton panel; 2i 90.
mile miles csS1 sSacrif1ce II % quick sale. ss5'
CHEVR0LET 1915 Ha-ton pickup; ex
eel. mech. cond. throughout; guar
anteed; S565. TRUCK CENTER CO.
1901 N. Y. ave. ne, LA. 6-4555
FORD 1946 pickup; new battery: goo,
tires; pipe racks. $3.50 cash. See a
900 18th st. So, Arlington. l4s
FORD 194S h-ton delivery; look
and runs like new; guar; 500 cash
terms or trade for auto. 4th at Nd
ave. SW RE 33f36 14h
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MOUNTAIN VIEW

Desirable location near Potomac
River, Fairfax County; outstanding
view, of Blue Ridge; 81 acres, as
whole or in part; S400 to $500 per
acre. depending on size of tract;
long road frontage.
HERMAN E. GASCH & SON
500 Woodward Bldg. MA. 1854.
Sat. and Sun, Call Oaleview 9152.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER President 1889; r. and
h; very good condition; newly oyer.
hauled motor; 1895. OR. 0s6s;
sTUDEBAKER 194e Commander con-
vertible; overdrive, radio and heater;
black finish; white-wall tires. This
is one of those extra nice well-kept
cars, in perfect condition through
SCI BELL 81 Mo4o $40 sash 5oe trSSs W or sv. teTms
sfGDEBxKER 1850 sedan; r. and b..
&ETRopoGfrAs ofT saF CAR sasf'' waoIg. ItSgs:
s!a4zs sAEERs' 1900 BladensDurs I'd; ,4 La
sTTDEfiBiAKER '4s Commander; regal
dc luxe, fully equipped; overdrive.
s11,990000 miles; ;ao5b tires almost new
sTnipEhaSaEER r in49; aE oney ie4s a.dr. and club
%aRRopoE1RAN sfaPf: esaR Ike CAR new wHofs: ssss
sALERs. 1900 Bladensburg rd.;, LA.
sTuDEGBAKER 1e47 s-pass. coupe;
$4,000 miles. all driven by present
equipment includes Briggs oil filter.
turning lights, outside door mirror,
gas filter water vapor injector,
overdrive and heater: $1,000 CASH.
Phone MAI. McHENRY, ia. S-1393.
between and 10 pm. after SUN.
sTUDEBAKER 194e Champ. 2-dr. se-
dan; $4,000 mi; overdrive. heater.
defroster. new clutch, trans, ,pistons,
king pin bushings: good cond.; $3.50
or best offer. Ho. 1000. Ext. $50.
sTUDEBAKER 1880 Comdr. sedan,
clean interior. new motor, excel me-
chanieal cond.; $500. FA. 094b.
sTUDEBAKER 1s4a 4-dr, sedan;
s$a5 SesE efier m0ssH cH 9ssi sS 4 ma
sTUDEBAKER '4s Regal de luxe; all
accessories, incl; climatizer, overdr..
ss5lh0!asi sbeae siiss Al ho, 'Gas Ss4oo 0wniI; i;
sTUDEBAKER 1850 conv. Champion:
ev nnf m1. 81 si.7sS. GSsrddRf: aREENwHy ss 5Soo
sTUDEBakER iye 1877 ~ coape IS + and h.
CAR WHoLEsALERs. So 1900 sladens. n
burg rd.;. LA. 6-9776. la
wILlYs .nlI I9d77 I9a7 statlon yason Seod
sII55SS sladensburs I'd, ne. Il 4
wIiIYs 1s49 station wagon; over
ss5 sTiYe haatsf sneo MoTon s5fs iS9 ssS
Sligo ave" Sill spg,, Md; JU. 7-9oso.
wILLYs 1e4s panel delivery truck.
MOTORS. INC, 962 Sligo ave, Sill
c0s yer r. sprtrg ThToH No, ~; 7,soso. @J3 ooJI3s
% Ga. ave-. Silver sprinF. annonnces ; aTSs
another new location at Waterloo,
81 1900. Waterloo 53a-W-12.
Md. U 8. l 3 mi n of Laurel.
LOW PRICES UNDER $3.50
De Soto 80 4-dr.; runs fine S145
Packard '39 4-dr.; little fixing-- Ss5
lOldsmobile al 4-dr.; 4S motor S245
Plym. a 2-dr,; cracked block $40
Buick '3s 4-dr.; r. and h. .--S125
Dodge '3S 4-dr.; good transp.-
Hudson 81 2-dr.; very good - S75
Pontiac '36 4-dr.; excel. motor S65
Packard '3S 4-dr.: real fne Sl45
Studebaker '3S 2-dr.; looks good Sis
Chevrolet 40 2-dr.; runs AL S175
Ford 40 2-dr.: runs fine ----S120
Others Reasonably Priced
4th at Md. Ave. S.W. RE. 1886.
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AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS
RAIlERS

MOTORS. fine cond.. for Buick. Ford
Pack. Plym.. Dodge; also rear ends
and trans. Very reasonable. RE
1866. IA"
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MOTORCYCLES

E-CYLINDER MOTORCYCLE, model
81 seryi-cycle; brand new; S225.
WA. 902S. -15
INDIAN CHIEF 1e46; all access. Sac
rtfce. S195. Call SH. 1455. Ia
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BOATS
FLORIDA PROPERTY,

CLEARWATER. FLA.-Frrnished LIST.
flr. apt. . rms. kit and bath, 1885.
Through April. ia. sO34 Sun, ewes.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 194s; orig. black finish; very
economical transportation; only
S5a7; 4-mo. guar. HILL & TIBB1TTS.
lila Vermont ave. NV, Wash. q
Oldest Ford Dealer. MA. $3.50.
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Nearby Fairfax County
6 ACRES

Long frontage on good state road
with rear fronting on main line of
railroad; excellent small 2-story
building. spring and small stream;
now residential but can be zoned
industrial; IA miles from Washing
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GARAGES

GARAGE FOR RENT or storage.
6916 Sth st. NV IA
2 GARAGES rear of Rexton apt.
2714 Quarry rd. NV, II g. Col I'd.
See Janitor. 13*
1858 WIS. AVE.-4-story bldg. ideal
for storage and repairing. OWNER,
WI. OS15. II
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TRUCK VALUES

All advertisements offerine
automobiles for sale must in
eIude octusI selling price Of cor.
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TERRY B. SIMMS
CT rO9~ IA GS1-
LOTS & ACREAGE WANTED

LEVEL LOT approximately sOx15o II,
in Sill. Spg., Bethesda or Chevy Chase
area: cash. Call 81. 1929. IA
A. PRIVATE PARTY wants ] to 3
lots. In D. c. or Mont. Co. All
cash Call eve. OR. 1851. IA
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CROSLEY

CROSLEY ~ sedan 2-dr.; excel
cond- in and out; new bait, brakes,
rinss' spring seat cush.; $4,000 mi;
$3.50. UN. 3495 or 1000 36th st.,
Apt. 20l, Mt Rainier. Md. ID
DE SOTO 1947 4-dr. custom sedan,
good condition; S925. RA. 1879.
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DODGE '4s Custom 4-dr. sedan,
black: fluid drive, all extras: looks
and runs like new; S1,195. terms
or trade. 1925 Conn. ave, EN-, 1854
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fully equip
miles: exec
sell; book
81 1850 casl
CHRYSLER
Just oyerhs
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CHRYSLER

maculate.
Connecticu
CHRYSLER
paint and
FA, 7lSS.
HHD DvCU CD
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CADILLAC SO sedan; 1895. Look for
1871 Bladensburg Rd., II. 3-SS00'

CADILLAC 1941 4-dr. sedan priced
to sell by owner; s495. WA. 1860.
CADILLAC '39 sedan; S395. Look for
1871 Bladensburg Rd., II. 3-SSO0,
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-28
Alaska Nurses Meet

History was made when the Alaska Nurses Association held their first annual meeting in An chorage on May IS, 1851. Repre- sentative nurses from Juneau, Seward, Palmer, McGrath, Fair banks and Anchorage attended.
 A "no-hostess" luncheon was held at Club 25 at 1:30 pm. May 18, attended by approximately 25 nurses. In the evening the annual meeting and election of officers was held in the study hall of the Anchorage High School. Bylaws and Constitution approved by the American Nurses Association were adopted by the Alaska Nurses Association.
 Elizabeth Fritz of Anchorage was elected president of the or ganization for the next year.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-28
Big Ten Teams To Play In Rose Bowl For , More Years

EVANSTON, H., P)-The Big Ten and Pacific Coast Conference will tangle in the Rose Bowl foot ball classic for at least three more years.
 Squelching all rumors it was satiated with five straight Pasa- dena wins and would suni1marily quit the post-season contest, the Big Ten Friday voted to continue Bowl Play just the way the Pa cific Coast Conference wanted.
 That came in a surprising Big Ten approval of a once-every-two- year appearance limit for the same team. The Big Tens policy in the original five-year pact of limiting the same team to one trip every three years had been under fire by the West Coast circuit which made no restrictions. The I.C.C. recommended a compromise one every-two-years limit in any con- tinued series.
 Although certain details have to be worked out between the two conferences, Fridays Big Ten ac- tion virtually certified renewal of the grand-daddy of all post-season grid spectacles.
 The Pacific Coast .loop was happy over the Big Tens action. Commissioner Vic Schmidt of the P. C. C. immediately expressed his pleasure and said it would be only a short time before commit tees of the two circuits would thresh out details.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-28
U. $. Sabre Jets Battle RuSSian-Made MICS

U. s. FIFTH AIR ORCE HEADQUARTERS, Korea, (P - Three American F-86 Sabre jets caught eight Russian made MIG jets 10 miles south of the Yalu river today and damaged one in a brief air battle.
 The Sabre jets returned to base unscathed.
 It. William H. Gallup of South Norfolk, Va, said:
 "They didn't really want to fight-we were just between them and the Yalu."
 It. Col. Glenn T. Eagleston of Alhambra, Calif., damaged the MIG before the Reds broke off the battle. The fight lasted less than five minutes.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-28

Speedway | Indianapolis where the 500-mile race will be run. At the wheel is D. A. Wallace, presi- dent of the Chrysler Division of the Chrysler Corporation, who will guide the B racing cars around the 21a mile brick and as- phalt track. At his side is Wilbur Shaw, president and general man. ager of the Speedway and three
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-28

This is the car that will set the pace on Memorial Day for the fastest fleet of racing cars ever assembled. The Chrysler New Yorker Convertible, equipped with the new 180-hp V-8 "FirePower Engine" - most powerful power plant of any passenger car = has drawn the coveted honor, and here is shown on the famous
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-28
Lincoln Ellsworth Dies

Continued from Page One) pole on May 12, Ellsworth's 46th birthday.
 But Admiral Richard E.. Byrd and Floyd Bennett beat them to the pole in a plane, by three days.
 He financed many of his trips with the fortune he inherited from his father, a wealthy mine operator.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-28

time winner of the "500," and seated in the rear seat is Tommy Milton, chief steward of the track, who was a fabled racing driver of the Twenties, when he brought home two winners at Indianapolis. This is the fourth time in twenty five years that a Chrysler has been selected as the Pace Car, motor thoroughbred of the year.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-28
Nome, Alaska, Monday, May 28, 1851
WE BUILD AIR BASES IN ENGLAND

Without much publicity the United States IS build ing up air strength in Europe In addition to planes sta toned on the Continent we have dozen air bases in the British Isles and are steadily constructing the ground facilities that will enable the Air Forces to go into action in matter of hours.
 Some twenty thousand U S. arnen, ground crew. men, engineers and anti-aircraft artillerymen in Britain, serving part of the Western worlds de- fense against unexpected aggression Runways are being enlarged to for the biggest planes Gasoline and lubricants being stored radio communications installed spare parts stocked and pilots, navigators bombardiers, air and ground drilled for their jobs.
 At the present tirne our air power in the British of F-84E Thunderjet escort fighters score of con- naisance bombers.
 During the past three years, the Royal Air Force has loaned thousands of men to service and maintain the bases occupied by units.
 Recently, an anti-aircraft artillery group went to relieve British troops from the work of protect ing our bases Since the stations set up in 1948 many American airTnen have spent ninety days or more in the British Isles as part of their training.
 Truth may be stranger than fiction but 1t will never sell for as much-Louisville Times.
 The public is ferocious beast; must either chain it up or flee from it-Voltaire.
 Gratitude is not only the greatest of virtues, but the parent of all the others.-Cicero
 Mans genius enables him to build space ship in the nick of tme just when his stupidity threatens to make the planet ninhabitable.-Boston Globe
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-28

Concert At Methodist Church Tuesday
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 Pidno Duet Now Thdnk We All Our God Johann Cruger LulqbY =. !ohannes Bruhms Juunitd Fdgerstrom - Cpl. Burksddle White
 VII
 Vocal Duet Trees Oscar Rusbuch The Twenty third Psalm Thomas Koschdt Mary Tredt - Carrie McLdin
 Piano Solo Cluir de Lune . .. . =. . Claude Debussy Volse in D Sharp Minor. Opus GA . .. Frederic Chopin
 Cpl. Bdrksddle White K
 Sdxophone Solo Ave Mdrid Franz Schubert
 Cpl. Carl Berreckmdn ...+ x Prelude in C Shdrp Minor. Opus Mo- 3 Sergei Rdchmdninoff Cpl. Burksddle White
 Usherettes Lois Swonberg Ruth Fdgerstrom Geraldine Fdgerstrom Margaret Bjornstad
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-28

JUNEAU-Persons contemplat- ing opening new retail stores in Alaska should contact their near est Office of Price Stabilization Office before doing so, the Terri torial OPS. advised today.
 Regulations require that new sellers of goods at retail submit the following information to OPS. before making sales: 1- Nature of the business; 2-Your proposed ceiling prices; 3-The method used to determine pro- posed ceiling prices; 1.-The req son why you believe the proposed ceiling prices are in line with the level of other established prices.
 This information is not required from stores already established and which are merely changing ownership, but only from new stores.
 OPS. offices are located in Fairbanks, Anchorage and Juneau.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-28

SEATTLE, (P)-Charles Henry Pells, 83, Seattle pioneer and re- tired president of the American National Laundry Co.,, died Satur- day.
 He, was a motor1nan on one of the first four cable cars put into operation in Seattle in 1888. A year later he went to Alaska and operated a horse-mule train be- tween Skagway and Lake Bennett, Canada.
 A daughter and two sons sur vive.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1951-11-24
HOLLINS NEWS
By Mrs. Esther Sadler

"The Jolly III had it's social meeting
at the home of Mrs. Lorine Harris. Mem
bers report a very enjoyable meeting.
The Women and Mems Business Club
he'd it's monthly meeting at the home of
Mrs Cora Lewis. A most delicious repast
was served. The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Halle Brown.
A little reminder to the members that
were GWEN a talent. Don't bury your tai
cnt. Make it grow and you will be re.
warded accordingly.
Due to Miss Mae Patterson's Thanksgiv-
ing engagement we are forced to change
her date at the First Baptist Church here
from November 25 to November 2S at 8 100
pm. The WYNN Business Club had Chit
terling Supper at the home of Mrs. Rosa
Morton 1t was quite successful affair
NOTICE: Please remember that the an
nual pounding for the pastor, Rev. Wright
will be December 9. Bring one pound, two
three Or four will do.