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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

AUNT BRICK APT, each unit 4 rms,
bath and screened porch. o.h.-w, h, excel
lent condition.. conv. to stores, schools and
bus An excellent buy. Only times the
rent Call TR. 1882: eves.. FIR. 2150. +.
PAUL MuDD. 240S Minnesota ave. Sc.
CUNT APT, near Park I'd. and 18th st.,
D. C.: S2S,500 Exclusive with MANNAS
5z. 5zAITx s7s4s co. ais Wilson blvd eL: s or
s-UNfT PREwAR APT, in Arlington,
close-in location. Exclusive with MANNAs
Re REALTY s Co. 211e Wilson blvd. OF. or
s-GNfT APARTMENT BLDG, excellent
and cond., ideally located on
main throughfare; REASONABLY priced. For
further details, call JOHN B. MILBURN.
MODERN MODERN CUNT 1Nf In sRIcM Arr.-aood In
vestment; tenants furnish all utilities
recently reduced for immed. sale SIGLER
g. TISHLER, 1885 Kennedy st. NV, IA.
NEAR 18th AND COL. RD.-a1 units,
leased to successful and responsible oper-
ator for 10 years at $4,000 per year;
lease we'll secured; cash for S25, 900 equity
above first trust shows better than 12S
net return after deductinR interest and
. conservative and lucrative
investment. Your banker, lawyer or
broker Is invited to inyestigate. JESSE
LOEB. 412 Southern Bldg, Ma. 2014;
evenings, HO. a167. II
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coMMERcIAL pRopFRTY FoR sAIE

ARLINGT0N---Ideal shopping center site,
sppror sTt.fie $4,000 sa f. with
Landgraf,, pU. 0407. with MALCOLM
HAHHAsIE nG Ahs bowNToWN4 WI WI building site l mr.
Statler Hotel. Over 5000 SO. #. ground
Enn,. Eine rear alley; aioo Price $50 81 IT, M M
52s5. BOSS q PHELPS. INC. l417 z
8 MODERN STORES in n e. shopping cen.
ter. End commercial zone; two 20x70
three 1870, one 40xl 10; may be purchased
together or separately; possession can be
had on some of these stores rented at
present at very low rental, due to old
leases running out; high-grade properties;
suitable for your own use or for conserva-
tive safe long-range investment. Tel 8
TO 5, AID; 1889: or ewes: ia. 263S. IS
FOUR CORNERS and Silver Spring
Commercial lots in all sizes at various
prices. GRuBB-WnLIAMs, 81. 1854
VICINITY 10th AND M SITS. .Nw.-2nd
commercial, 57xl0o #: to soft. alley;
level; price, $4,000. FRED A. SMITH,
Realtor. RE. 6661. 8
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WE HAVE IMMEDIATE PURCHASERS for
MONIES or investment properties: over so
years exper. FLOYD Z. DAVIS Co. 1929
Is St. NV. Ma. 0352. q
TOP MARKET PRICE FOR YOUR HOME,
or investment prop. D. c. or Nd Over
20 yrs OF trustworthy real estate service,
Il. 7. RANDOLPH. RE. 2137 or TR. 1895.
YES, WE DO SPECIALIZE in tn. sa,s
OF commercial properties. Listinas So
licited. HARRY !. FRIEDMAN, Broker,
WoGdWard Bldg, RE. 1855. q
9th st: NV. Call DI. 3O47 We have inn
mediate cash buyers for real estate busi-
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STORES WANTED.

HIGH GRADE established business wants
small store. downtown location; will pay
Up TO 5000 per month. Box SCR. Star. g
HAVE MANY CLIENTS looking for stores
and other coml. property, including out
oi-town chain store companies. List your
property with US for quick action. Call
Mr; kiely. LEO M. BERNSTEIN G CO,
l4l5 K st. NV. ME. 5400. .
YES, WE DO SPECIALIZE" in the sale
and leasing Of stores Listings solicited.
Bldg. RE llGR ~ 'NVN" t 1i "
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

DEvELOfERs, DON'T MISS THIS. 29s
acres, fronting $500 It. on hard surfaced
road, adjoining the corporation limits OF
Laurel, Nd. City water and sewer near,
just Oh Wash. .-Balto. blvd. Owner vii
% %sssr@ifns @ for only S12o Per acre. ALVIN
ACREAGE, suitable for subdividing, ut
prices attractive to investors and de-
ysioSsrs; any amount up TO 2.000 acres.
end Of Columbia pike. Phone FAlls
Church 7z<7. Closed eunAavsI II
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

HAVE MANY CLIENTS looking for stores
and other comm. property, including out
property, with US for quick action. Cali
Mr.: Kelly, LEO M. BERNSTEIN a. CO.,
l4l5 K st. NV. ME. 5400. -
Of commercial properties: listings solicited
HARRY ]. FRIEDMAN, Broker, Woodward
TWO-CAR GARAGE or similar space for
shop in Bethesda Area. CO. soSs altar
$50 pm. "a
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PROPERTY WANTED

"YEs, WE DO SPECIALIZE" in the sale
Of commercial properties. Listings solicited
HARRY !. FRIEDMAN. Broker. Woodward
Bldg, RE. I166. -
LIST YOUR PROPERTY with us for sale.
We have cash clients waiting for good
sound investment property. mainly stores
soss. HAMILTON REALTY CO.. 5ea5 Ga.
ave. NV. Il
CAN SELL your property now; free ap-
praisal. What have you to offer? Call
HARRY COHEN. RE. 4771, GE. 026S. -
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

WAREHOUSE PROPERTY-One 2-story
ana one 4-story manufacturing building,
S.nnietI situated on $4,000 SQUARE feet Of corner
snUtsty,. ssr0ptssrty, On prominent thoroushfare in
IN part or as an entirety; zoned 2nd
e9,mamersial com Phone Mr Peck, GE 1855,
st. NV, Ma. 2345. open evenings 9VH Until Il
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

PAPANlCOLAs INVESTMENT, NC, a4q
Sth st. NV. Call DI. 3047. We are In a
Properties for your real estate. 3
DESIRABLE 1st COM'L LOT-6.S75 so.
~. on WIS. ave, near Sears store; for In.
come property. store, apt or roomina
mouse: OR. 4232 or WI. 5867. I'll
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VAN TRuCk--Large or small Jobs; prompt
service; reas. prices; local or long distance.
IA. 2973: after q pm, GE. 1416. g
vans, stakes. panels and pickups for hire
by day, week or month. PUBLIC SERVICE
DRIVE-UR-SELF. ME. 7011.
VETERAN desires household moving, gen.
eral hauling; van, stakes, panels; white
help: reasonable rates. TW. 2570.
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FARMS WANTED.

WILL TRADE for Montgomery County farm
or acreage: 6-rm. brick, 3-bedrm. house,
glassed-in porches auto h-wh: conV.
location. Box 344-S. Star. 4
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Monty WANTEp.

SECOND TRUST NOTE. 81 800 for ST.
900: monthly payments. SIG: due 8 years;
Nd: / year old. Call OIL. 1924. OIL.
9712: ewes, CO. 1910. Il
e2 600 I'd TRUST. So interest, payable &21
syes., 10. 1880. -
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lNvesTMEstT PROPERTY foa xAlx

LOVELY l3-UNlT APT. BLDG, less than
10 yrs. old, in one of the best locations In
8 Carolina ave. Sc. Pr 600; ewes, ii.
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FARMS FOR RENT.

81 A., II CLEAR; 6 r. OF 7-r. house: cleo
tricity; no plumbing: Brentsville, Va.
Manassas 94-F-5 for directions; $40 mo.
GEO. M. BROWN, Nokesville, Va, or 4S0S
b2nd ave, Edmonston. Md 2s
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BANK-PERsoNAl LOANS.

BANK-PERSONAl LOANS.
LOANS FOR SPRING NEEDS. Three ways
cure spring fever. 1, new wardrobe:
2, auto. reconditioning and repairing: 3,
r. II. A. home repair loans, with conven-
lent monthly payments for minor repairs
or remodeling from cellar to attic. Per-
sonal loan dept. LIBERTY NATIONAL
BANK, S25 18th st. NV, corner Of Eye.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED,

ARMY OFFICER wants to buy or 3-bed.
rm; home, mr.: Pentagon, by May l.; SI2,.
600 to $4,000; semidet acceptable
LUCILLE COOK, FA. 1912, FA, 1854. -
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MOTORCYCLES.

NORTON l947, spring frame, perfect; only
ness on house trailer: Can Glebe O400. L
1887 "a" FLATHEAD MOTORCYCLE
excel. mechanical cond; will guarantee
Call CULPEPPER, VA. S114. 5'
OFFICIAL SCOOTER inspection for Va
One block from Clarendon. ALL CRAFT
CYCLE SHOP. 3136 N. 10th ST., Arl.. Va.
INDIAN CHIEF 1910. recently overhauled
saddle bags, windshield. buddy and sole
seats; best offer this week. EN- 7442
1915 HARLEY DAVIDSON "61," overhead
valves; one owner. $500 miles; fully
equipped; $3.50. 144 Chinouapin Village
Alexandria, Va, Overlook 1851. .
MORE THAN 80 USED MOTORCYCLES to
choose from; cash, terms or trade. Open
Friday ewes. till 9 pm. HARLEY DAVID
SON SALES & SERVICE. MI. 06O2. %
A. J. s. AND MATCHLESS are the only
machines fitted with the famous teledraulic
forks; If you haven't had ride on one
you owe 1t to yourself TO do so; free
demonstration. For this week end we offer
the following reconditioned used machines:
1e46 Matchless 500 $495
1947 Triumph twin ------ sos
1910 Indian sport scout 265
l946 A. ]. s., fine shape AIS
Others to choose from: cash, trade
terms For q good deal. deal at ALLIED
MOTORCYCLES DISTRIBUTORS, 2O14 NJ st
NV. RE. 5073. -
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I BEDRooMs-xIs,75O-see this immacu-
late home in Arlington's most convenient
location, blk. to bus and shopping; ,
nearms: and bath on 1st floor. living .rm.
with fireplace; full bsmt,, .Bendix washer;
att gar; lovely corner Handicapped lot;
better hurry. By appointment only.
Hard to find a 3-bedrm house with 1
5nedrm PEI 1,,, and Hollywood bath on 1st floor;
lee living room with fireplace, full dining
room and equip. kit; 2 master-sized bed
rooms and bath on 2nd floor 2-car Diet.
gar, wooded lot; price, ST 1880, lst trust
81 pnN5m 400. For , ,sppointment, call N: POM
ers and Brokers, GIL. 1858, OW. $3.50. .
$S6.500-VIENNA. Neat little bungalow on
1s-acre shady corner lot; fenced; 8 large
rooms; bath and nearly completed rooms;
new ss. Pnilgas Pm stove. circulating Oil heater.
anee like rent; IL miles to D. C.
Falr1ax Co-6,rm. bungalow with bath.
years old, on | "a acres; modern kitchen,
plenty eupboards, new electric stove, hot
Ss water heater and refrigerator, oil heat:
diminished room. Good location. 16 miles
to D. C.; Substantial down payment Total
price, $9,950. For appointment, phone
Vienna $50. WHITESELLS REAL ESTATE,
Sakton, Va, near Oakton School. Closed
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AUTO LOANS.

FINANCING private sales our speciality; il
you are buying or selling an automobile:
FINANCE CO. i102 New York ave. NV.
HApuhiic 400
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT,

and switchboard services: stenogr apher
available. 410 Bond Bldg. 14th and
N. Y. ave. Call DI. 2S01. a
DESK SPACE or small ofnce In attorney s
suite. Phone calls taken. Very reas
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APARTMENT SITES FOR SALE.

OUTSTANDING downtown site. CONTAINING
14.40O So IT.; near State Dept; eligible
for FLA; ripe for construction hish-srade
apartments. J. A. WHNBERG CO., Real
tors, 1907 II st. NV. Ma. $500. Il
COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.
FRST COazME3CTAL, desirable tract. 100
and Montello ave. total $500 "a. IT,,
priced to sell at once. kNfERPRlSE
Es1EAnLTY s1nn: CO., 1924 sss se !. TX.
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SUBURBAN. sALE-ylReIhIA.

% iss foor. ialI bath up: ! l.rss living % rm.
en- SIDE poa hes Area o
chyrch; another one in North Arlington;
REALTy, Really ina "a. SEE s9Ith It, PRoVIDLNch
IELEvisIoN SET. large deep freeze unit.
Bendix washer. elec. ironer, beautiful rec.
side porch openlns aas oso pso s Il
pgrIepa5, built lovely coionisI brick home Tor
WisSn blvd. dnAssAs eE or 6k 66kAy sFs4 co. 2sle
NEW SIUCC0-Three bedrms., IN baths
Porshh, pore oft liv. Em; din: rm:, Ise: kit,
b; !: " y h. att. gar: / acre Of sround. on
Elnxood ga $s2 o. sS5. wM. H. IAuoHrM. N
DOWNTOWN DOWN. ssss@aai AiESxxANDRIA-Attrae. row
prick. conven. to schools, shopping and
ehs pt tpansg; hs9Ir,s contains liy. fmy din rm,
heat; excel. cond.; full price. $500.
rent; AL IAKER ( Son, Resitors. R; sAi il5 IS 5
3s4a, Ts4a, Ads,s;v ALsx; se44: xLsx. sea4gss; ~ II
MILES soas Of fos Sny tu.teS
liv: rm.. Ice. kit, Z bedrms. and bath, stor-
m toye bans. and refgT oil
bedrm., kit, bath and storage rm., oil
sircI1iatins sh,a1 heater. elec. and water; an
Rses seas' i15 9'Etes + st. Al asa1h Bhks s
convenience: Phone re. 7s43. Alex es44.
SO. ARIffNeGroN. by owner-Nearly col com
pleted brick: bedrooms, Ia baths, lax
"a living room with fireplace and scenic
has bay window. elec. kit, large recrea-
ton room, gas a.-c. heat; choice Of inter.
saS sssh 9fn' ea 7sas extsas Price,
ARLINGTON, VA, exclusive Lyon Village
section-Modern 2-story colonial home,
reom Wst, Plan large living
ss!5{ sus dsee 8 sss5l ssa5ssn WIZ Wiz
State fu roo o ses with sbd y ssy hath other
sona5le down payment. JUDsoN Ri REAMY
s; ,AIiinston' va. seAe eH. osoS Co. 'eSea opea
SEAEBx saE{Ial I, VA beautiful H;aer. wooded
story brick Colonial, 3-bedrm home; large
Ss;rss Tss5sstien fs. fFsDlasss ls5ss R sssie:
new sRoSM re S's sRnck Saf c6hoNfxs 81 N2Sss bun
garage aeafacs ATTRACTIVE dining and living rooms
to arae attic aETs M bss
ment; gas a.-c. heat; excellent location;
immediate possession; terms Exclusive
KICKER PROPERTIES, Realtors, OK O511,
CHI. 4476; ewes, OW. 6029. IS
BEVERLY HILLS-Three bedrms., random
width pesged oak floors, lge. de luxe kit;
bath on 1st floor. Many closets, slate roof,
gar, copper plumbing, cutters, ETC.; tin
top location and construction: reas price,
aFss 500 eash casA ss1 HAskEF GH s142 All
this 5.rm: brick home: quick possession
MANNAS REALTY CO., GIL. or OK. 27S4.
BEDROOMS-$I3,75 75O-see this immacu-
late home in .Arlingtons most convenient
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT
1917 LINDEN CT. NE, behind Atlas The
ater--vacant; 2-story brick; 1st COM
mercial: rooms; approx. 500 50. IT,;
can be used for storage space, ETC.; rent,
$25. DRURY REALTY CORP, 1887 K st.
NV, RE. 1913. .
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY WANTED.
WILL PAY Cash for small store build
ings. Confidential quick settlement No
brokers. Box 3S9-R, Star. .
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
612S BALTO. PIKE, Riverdale-15 900 to
10000 Sc. IT.; available to 50-150-ft.
frontage; heavy trafic insures plenty Of
customers for shopping center, sales out
let distribution, etc; property 800 IT.
tlement and reasonably priced. See Mr..
Persons, WEAVER BROS, INC. Wash.
$3.50 SQUARE FIT. Of industrial ground;
railroad sidings are available; 1Oc per
square It. Mr.. BRIDGES. UN. O313.
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Gated IN spenserviie ih Monssomsrs Snersfe dou1
ty, Md: $19,500 asking price; $4,000
down. For further information, call B. r
Annapolis rd.. Bladensburg, Md, UN. 1915.
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25O8 NAYLOR RID. SE.-5-family duplex,
best construction; asking $28,O00; open to
offer; could not be built for $4,000 today.
MAX MILLER. 500 11th st. s.e., FIR. 2100.
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DOWNTOWN OFFICE BUILDING, s26, ,760
9TH st. mr.. M. brick building ----S37 800
Georgia ave. stores and apis. $40, 900
Factory or warehouse on rr. siding
For an honest buy. call HARRY COHEN
RE 47Tl, GE 02S6 3
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LOTS As, 40 and so. %. A. ME. $500, DU.
1900. "a
CARMoDY HILLs-Price, $500: se5 down,
o. B. ZANTZiNGER, Jr, iii 48o2. 3.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10

state officials would be granted
broader emergency powers.
Wider Tax Field Urged
The assembly's draft committee
recommended that municipalities
be given the right to tax anything
not already taxed by the state.
According to Webb, the tax pic
ture faced by smaller units of gov
ernment was no brighter than the
federal outlook.
1T is true that high prices and
high employment have increased
tax yields he said, "but the rate
of this increase is slackening off"
On the federal level, he declared
"the demands for government ser
vices are increasing. Our 1850
spending almost certainly will ton
this years S42,O0O,0OO,O0O."
Lists Reasons
He listed "the European RecOv-
cry Program, national defense. and
interest on the public debt" as the
reasons.
WeDb's report was underlined by
a Treasury announcement in Wash
ingtOn that the government has
spent. $1,430,OOO,OOO more during
the past five months than it has re-
ceived in taxes.
Senator Ed. Martin of Pennsvl-
vania told the assembly he feared
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10
ROXANA

Harry DerricksOn, age 81 wears.
was found dead at his home Friday.
December Srd, about 4:3O D. m. It is
believed he passed away some time
Thursday night. He lived alone. Fu-
neral services were held at the Wat
son and Gray Funeral Home. Sun
day, at 1870 p. m, with the ROxana
Methodist pastor, Rev. William
Hamilton, officiating. Interment was
In Roxana Cemetery. He is survived
by two brothers, Clarence and Ray
mond DerricksOn, both of Philadel-
phia; also, three nephews.
Mrs. Harvey McCabe wishes to
thank her many friends for their
cards and flowers during her stav
at the Milford Memorial HOSPITAL.
Mrs. McCabe returned to her home
last week, accompanied by her
daughter, Kathleen, r. ~, of Mil
ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Vance McCabe visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Sewell Thornton at
ChincOteague, Va. Their daughter.
Sandra, spent the weekend with
Miss Jane Lynch.
Mrs. Frank Furman, Mrs. Edgar
bennett and Mrs. Vance McCabe at
tended the funeral of FunnelI Fooks
at the McGrery Funeral Home, on
Wednesday, at one o'clock, in viii
mlngtOn. Mrs. VOllie Lynch and
Mrs. Hugh Stokes ACCOMPANIED
them and spent the time in Wilm-
ingtOn, shopping.
Mrs. Alva Lynch entertained to
dinner Sunday, her children, Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Jearmen and four
children of Millville and Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Lynch of here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bennett
visited Mrs. Benefits brother, wal
ter Daisey, Sunday. He is ill in the
Milford Memorial Hospital.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10
Your Child Today: Food Allergy
May Mean Poor Grades In School

too, when he wants more of some
thing. He'll eat the right amounts
for his individual needs at his age
she says.
Don't stuff him full of foods he
doesn't want, she warns. You may
turn him into a poor eater. You
may find that in his first year, jun
ior eats like a Trojan. Now he
doesn't. That's nothing to worry
about. 1t may be because he isn't
growing as fast in his second year,
she says. In his first year of life,
junior accOmplishes the most enor-
mOur growth of his career. Never
again will he be expected to triple
his weight in one year.
If your doctor says that junior
may have two ounces of cereal
now, he means he can have them,
If he wants them. No modern doc
tor means for you to fOrce-feed
your child. In addition to having
greater appetites at one time than
another, junior may occasionally
go on favOrite food sprees. He'll
eat all he can get of a certain food
and refuse entirely other foods Of
fered at the same time. Such ex-
cess preferences don't last long at
a time. Apparently they do no
harm, so don't worry about them,
she says.
Perhaps you've read of DR.. Clara
M. Davis famous self-seleCtiOn ex-
pertinent. Doctor Davis, now at
ChildTen's Memorial Hospital in
Chicago, took children so young
they could just finger-feed them
selves and set several dishes of
suitable foods before them. After
few tentative tastes, the babies
selected one food, ate the entire
serving, and indicated that they
For instance, the pollution of
our streams and other waters is a
demOnstrable health hazard, en-
dangering everyone, and thus a
problem for all.
Erosion, which destroys the
soils fertility, also destroys its
tax value, and may spread to dam
age the property of others. Halt
ing it is the problem of the owner
of the land on which it occurs, of
all his neighbOrs, and of the taxing
authority of the community.
"And so is the problem of our
destroyed woodlands, which must
be restored for their economic val
ue, as we'll as to halt erosion and
preserve and increase our ground
water.
"The chore for the spOrtsmen
then is to initiate the necessary
program which would de-empha-
size their interests, and emphasize
the general public good which can
and will result in slum clearance.
The alternative is to spend more
for less game each year"
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10
Governors Told
u. S. To Tax More
Government To Face Deficit If
Revenue Doesn't Mount, Assem-.
bly, OF State Hears

DETROIT - P)- More federal
taxes may be in store, high state
Otlcials were warned last week.
This news came from U. S. Bud
get Director James E.. Webb as the
ninth biennial general assembly of
the states met and tackled the
problem of curbing federal power
in regional affairs.
Webb said the government will
face a deficit in the next fiscal year
If taxes don't go up.
On the state level, delegates had
their own tax questions to thrash
out during discussion of a suggest
ed 1949 legislative program for the
states.
At the top of the proposed pro-
gram was a state-run civilian de-
Tense agency, including battaliOns
of minute men" ready to go into
action at call from the governor
in any emergency.
Each state was advised to ap-
point a defense administrator, while
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10
~ DAVID TAYLOR Make
AP Newsfeatures


Baby doctors have come up with
3 new explanation for juniors poor
grades in school. They say he NAV
be allergic to eggs or other foods.
Aiergies can cause behavior
problems like Obstinacy or poor
school performance, they say.
Finding the guilty food, and taking
Junior OFF it, often cures the trou-
BILE.
Such doctors as Susan Dees of
Durham, N. c., Arthur Hoersch of
Cleveland, Ohio, and Jerome Glaser
Of the Rochester University School
OF Medicine, at a recent meeting of
the American Academy of Pedia-
tries in Atlantic City, were agreed
that some children may come down
with asthma or the hives simply
from smelling foods such as pOta-
toes or scrambled eggs being pre-
pared by their mothers in the kit
chen.
Food allergies can appear even
in the first week or two of a baby's
life. They sometimes cause hives,
collie, vomiting, and later skin dis
eases as exzema, baby doctors say.
In children, egg is the most COM
mon food cause of allergy, with
milk probably next, followed by
wheat. If mother will stop giving
junior the food for a time, says
DR.. Glaser, the child later in life
often is able to eat it again with
out getting a reaction, he says.
It is estimated, he says, that 10
to 20 per cent of the population is
sensitive to food at one time or
another. Serious trouble may re-
suit il the trouble is not diagnosed.
DR.. Bret Rather, of the New York
University College of Medicine, says
that a fingernail test and X-rays
can often help children overcome
allergies. These tests spot physi-
cal troubles that weaken the
child's resistance to the allergy
chain-reactiOn, he says. OvercOm-
ing these troubles helps junior to
resist attacks. OF course, the main
defense still is to avoid the Offend
ing foods, he says.
DR.. Rather feels that if allergic
children are treated early, there
will be fewer cases of allergies in
adults. The earlier treatment is
started, the easier relief can be OBJ
tanned.
Speaking of food, mother should
realize that juniors need for it
may vary from one meal to another,
from one age to another, from one
season to another, says Miss Ann
Usher, in the magazine, Better
Homes and Gardens.
Your baby knows when he is
hungry. He also knows when he
has had enough. And he can signal,
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10

the federal tax power would de-
stroy the usefulness of the states.
Calling for decentralization of gov
ernment, he suggested that such
functions as conservation and high
er education be exclusively given
to the states.
Governor Ernest w. Gibson of
vermont, GOvernOr-elect Arthur
Langley of Washington and Cover
nor-elect Henry F. Schricker of In
diana were elected to the executive
committee of the governors confer
ence. They succeed Governor Hunt
OF Wyoming, Bradford of Massa-
chusetts and Sigler of Michigan.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10
His Masters Name

LONDON - up - Ting" Pre-
mier Attlee's tiny terrier, knows
who's boss. The 12-year-old dog
slipped out of 10 Downing Street
and got mixed up with the feet of
ministers arriving for a cabinet
meeting. Perspiring police vainlv
chased her up and down.
call Nh. Atlee," an amused bv-
stander suggested. Ting" pricked
up her ears-and scOOted inside.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10
Bull Moose Panels Butte

BUTTE, Mont. - up - Bull
moose at best are ill-tempered fell
lows and autumn is when they're at
their worst so a Butte residential
area breathed easier after a 1900
FOUNDER was killed by police in cli-
max to pursuit by automobile. The
animal had trampled many lawns
and tiowerbeds and frightened MANY
residents before he was felled.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10
The Devils Playground

SINGAPORE az The
Chinese are afraid that Singapore
Is going to become the devils play
ground.
They believe that firecrackers
scare away devils. Now the Govern
ment has banned firing of crackers
as an emergency precautions. They
might be used "as cover for armed
attacks"
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10

The North Carolina State basket
ball team this season features nine
regulars from the powerful 1947-48
quintet.