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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14

Department OF Justice i'm this case.
ON the contrary our discussions
have resulted in the conviction
Il could only result. ii successful in
direct loss 10 producers and con-
sumers alike"
The Chester County Cooperative
pointed 20 the fact that A Is has
been retailing It's milk for l5 years
and said II had nothing but COM
mendation 20 give A & Z method Of
marketing this product
The Bradford County group. after
a meeting called 10 discuss the
governments efforts. said: 1T was
the consensus of the confidence
that ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of A q 2
would create a chaotic condition
and have an adverse effect upon
all concerned by increasing dis
trthutiOn costs and thus increasing
the price TO consumers"
The Delaware group. i'm "A petit
ion signed at NiddletOwn. asked
I withdrawal of the suit and said
We are group of farmers livin.
IN Delaware who have dealt direct
IL or indirectly with the A a p ca
We see no reason for the govern
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
NASSAU

Holy Week NeNieeh we've held
IA an the Churohoa on tho NNnaNU
Methodist charRp Last week SpNcW
i.Hymeu IA each Churvh apokA ON
uno of the ueNen HaymRu nr our
Lord on the troaa, mNktng tho pere
vices very lntoreptiNR There WNu a
hood attendance Go Nll the HerViteA
The BloHaed Sacrament WNa Ohaer
Nod az each church
Last sunday aerVlcea allowed a
marked horeaan Ia attendance 60
over Faster sunday ct last NeNr
Two hundred and HeVenteen We're
IA attendance lO the Sunday aeNOOl
at tonleyH choir, The mOlNNR WOr
thip service az Conley'A WNa Ia
charge OF the Rev CNreNee W,
STRICKLAND of Rehohoth neNeh M
the abatNee nt the Pastor who was
IA charge 0t the aerVleea At Zion
aud Whlto'a The MNrniNg WOraNtp
I service "a Zion WAS az N}lh and tNe
attendance WaH Mrge Ia the eNeNv
/ ing an excellent ENRter nv0arAu'
was rendered directed ny Mra Ar
thur nodd aud the SUpt, Nv RAY
mond N laNk The eWtlre SUNDAY
aeho0l wac included Ia the pro.
gram and the Church WNa UWed
F.. AZ Whites chapel the MNlNlNg
/ ins Worship service was az A. a, ~
iioth the lUNlor and the adult eNNt,
shng an appropriate eeleetl0N, m,
church was tuled with W0VaNtpRere
IN tha eVennA "a Z "a a tWe HAstN'
program Wap gtVeN IN the NANpOl
aud the Youth telloWHNlp and wa,
IA charee 0t the teNeNevs sc A,
SUNDAY Sth0ol The Church WN'
/ ulled Ca TIA capacity
The " Sc. & service ot WNueN
haprl viii meet tNla t1tdNN even
hg at the homie ot NV NNd Me
/ Richard NulmaN an the MemNeU
end tleWda at the S0CietN ave M
Nlted 90 be pyeseNl
A Special aepN tee Will No held a
Mhiep chapel NN SUNDAY eNeNlNl
Aprll s3 heHtONlNa At tNSN n m a
which time che ANa0lN NvNNge NNV
her 81 viii W0NNtp M 4 N0dN
There viii Ne sNeVWl MOs,t Am
singing
Mlas Sarah tAllANd WNo sNeN
the winter MoNtha With Nv AN
Ntta tNuVea llteNeNe hAa WtNvV
I ga 90 her home Ga WNNN
N aud Nvs WllNM n MtVNN
had IA tNeb aUeeW Met SNtNv,lN
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14

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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14

ments action against a company
which not only has given as an eX-
cellent market for cur milk. hut
also excellent value In food items.
The New Jersey group also asked
withdrawal of the suit The group
said A & P had provided a steady
outlet for its milk for IS years and
that both "as producers and con
sumers We have benefited BY the
fair dealing ot the Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Co"
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14

Delaware farmers lntena e. uIaa9
in 1850 about the same aereaEe "a
field crops as they ala n l9fa says
a report of the Bureau ar AEFieul-
tural Economics U- S. n Al luere-
asod acreaeea are estimated tor
rye. oats. hay. POTATOES and aeT-
by decreases ln corn and waeaE
with no change in barley and sweet
potatoes.
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naahlnr nn Knaul.Arn

e. EEypi when q person wants
e. So knowledge from . book he
dipa ne booh in beer or ale until
fhe words have ail soaked OF and
fheH drinks the beverage Ever
frled that anes
Evening star., 1950-01-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1941 sedan So; r. and
h.: $3.50 cash. Call Rockville 1886
PONTIAC 1919 4-door sedan; beau
little by company executive; s1,795,
trade and easy terms. ARCADE
PONTIAC CO., 1887 Irving st, NV,
PONTIAC 194s convertible; beauti-
full grey color: very low mileage;
very clean; $1,950. ARCADE Pom
TIIAc Co. 1437 Irving st, NV,
poSTIao on; aa9'. 40 5 pas. club cpe.; en- mo-
$3.50. co. OILS, BILL. after 8.
PONTIAC AZ conv.; purchased new
Feb. '4s; New top. This car is in
beautiful cond. Color. dark blue.
S1,195 or best offer. cail orisinai
owner. MR.. PoPHAM, Elk. 0569,
Pontiac AZ 2-dr. sedntte.. / S own
s425 or best offer, ME. 1895 after 8.
sTUDEBAKER 80 Starlight club cpe.
Sl.795, $500 under list. METRO.
MOTORS, N. Y. ave. and Bladens-
STUDEBAKER AZ Champion club
coupe; This is an unusually clean
car throughout; original finish and
interior are excellent. See this
outstanding value at Sl,165; r. and
n: guaranteed. TREW MOTOR
CO.. 9th and Fla. ave. ne. FIR
sTUDEBAKER 1947's 4-dr and 2.Sr
excel. cond. $500. $50 din. METRO
MOTORS, N. Y. ave. and Blandens-
burg rd. Us
sTUDEBAKER 1850 sedan: equipped,
a quality car; S1.594, $500 down.
Why pay more? AUTO WHOLE
SALERS, 1871 Bladensburg rd., Ii.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1895. 4-dr.; heater. black
finish, clean inside and out; A real
sRs Tog sAlEs Slss isa5 3sE%s Cue sofhE T. MS
PLYMOUTH 1s4s station wagon:
55s sgana ns s se saye 1882 sma st etss aoSn
shs9enssa ssg sadS Sslanes shFRuss hSoR 81 bank
GL1DERS q. ESv.T TRAIhER saTIha Md Co. 5000 Ga
PnfMoTTH ny 70 ass s95S & sss ss Dc doWn lHne Da 10
or terms. Sligo 5000 COLE MO
TOR TOR = Slider IL EI2,,.. TRAILER BALE CO.
rEyM9UEHf y MOI sfg 1872 ss5 sesss sesn ssasss aS ss
through our bank; cash. trade or
svs aTPEs yli5sr gnAhEH gB41bI ND CO. 5000 ss Ga
PLYMOUTH, 1941 sedan; 1894; S94
down, small weekly payments. AUTO
WHOLESALERS. 1881 Biadensburg
PLYMouTH Is4e de luxe 4-dr.;
gray, like new, .s1,295; low down
MoTos = sAhs nIs % a5s5 5sy cehn ehSlsA1 sSs
PLYMouTH 1e4s convertible: heater.
9n5z %aEELMon11E ssSe nj! s1s4s 9utStsRdnf osY s4a4
nc, chrysler's outstanding 'If'sr, Dealer,
1900 wis. NV. EN-. 4sOO.
PLYMOUTH 1886 4-dr. sedan. $50.
PIYMotTH " t5tTi 1912 sedan; good do look
pLYMouSTfh aha 1S41 n specisl e. sye de hs luxe &
dr.; r. and h., an immac. machine
in 1st-class cond;; only S495. WILL
LIAMs & BAKER. Nash. 2s19 N st.
pnxMo6fH M 6Ti 1887 1897 coupe; good I1 run
ming condition; s125. LU. 4-5so3.
PONTIAC 1e47 4-dr; 1 owner. r.
sIHi,,lh, and h fogI|IiEhtts, gI| Sts backcHp lights;
'et car eonditIon, Gaaranteed sasei III Only ay
ToRs. "Washinston's oidest PACK
ard Dealer" 15 Kennedy st. NV.
Pontiac o 1s4e "s'' streamliner I 4sdr.
sedan; an outstanding value at
s1,O95. This is what the trade
considers clean car in every de-
tail. Come in for demon; r. and h.; |
sssrsntsef sth and Fla THEW IRE M MoF9R F3 ess co
PONTIAC 1e47 streamliner sedan;
black. r and h.. an except. clean,
l-owner car; low mi; 81 .l95: Cash.
trade or S295 down. WOLFE MO- |
TORS. 18th and K sts. NV, Fx.
PONTIAC convert, 40; like new. low
mileage fully equip, cream color,
Conn. wo. $500. 80
PONTIAC 1916 Streamliner sedan
cite: r. and h.. perfect motor and
sipss s5ss owner $99S G2 ca essh g@d t5ads Or
Eth and nd" K SITS NV NV. Ex. 55ss.
PONTIAC 1g46 4-door, r. and h.,
Wv. tires, spotlight, nylon seat
covers: doctors car, / owner: $685..
Can finance. No dealers. JA. g.
PoSNTrAG - is5s ap5a door, $3.50 or ! BEST
PONTIAC 1896 coupe; sacrifice,
500; fine quiet motor; looks and
PONTIAC 1910 little six club coupe;
good looking; runs fine, sell for
bank balance. 1927. full price. could
make special easy terms to right
PARTY ROPER 18th and R. !; ave.
PONTIAC 1891 6-cylinder club coupe;
beautiful light blue finish, very
clean inside and out, perfect me-
chanica1 condition. radio and heater. |
A real buy at S495 with our famous
Cipco warranty at CIPCO COAST.
IN PONTIAC CO., 407-27 Florida |
ave: ne. Open until 9 pm. AT. |
700, Pa
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OFFICES FOR RENT tcont.l

DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE. Conn.
ave. at K stS. NV; suite and single
office available Immediately in 1st-
class elevator operated building; ma
ing space; parking space available
at prevailing rates; utilities and
janitor service furnished. Call MA.
9050 or MA. 6313 for appointment.
EVANS BUILDING-1420 New York
sirabie rooms to N meet your rec REQUIRE
st. NV. ME. 1i07.
SILVER SPRING, s237 Ga. ave, opp.
bank-500. 50. it., comp. designed,
in prof. bldg; low rental, good
lease; avail. immed. sH. 1868; eyes.
THE THE; 0SESl REV ALLISON BLDG.-omce
space at 500 to 1000 So. IT.; one
ideal for for dentist. B. B. ALISON
NEW TN MODERN MODERN s-RM. SUITE, With
v' 1858 6es5 1nth I it. g. NV n inquire ST. 55i 4
modern frepIoof. Century Build
ing. .412 Fifth st NV; available in
mofe soFe sa4Hs pces Fl suites om 8 s45 sSS
Hos oI EfsHER sEf q spses co assiif ass iSt Sti
st: NV. DI $3.50.
on fis., separate modern street
floor entrance and elevator, fiuores-
cent lighting and will air condition
for desirable. tenant; used by Rem
ington. Rand as school and office:
ideal for school or NATL headauar-
ters or insurance offices: much above
average ofice space. S1.20 So. #.
OWNER. NE. 1880; ewes, WI. 4543.
1904 14th ST. NV, Savoy Apts.-A
very nice Arm. suite in lobby. Splen-
did ARRANGEMENTS for doctor or
lawyer. Call at elevator. HENRY j.
RoBB, INC, 1924 Vermont ave. NV.
LaRGE-sIzE OFFICES, near Hecht's
and court bldgs.. parking privileges,
low rent, telephone facilities avail
able. 525 9th ST. NV. 24s
S25 PER MO. UP, and rm. suites
downtown location; rent includes
eleetTis SraTs ana heat; Apply LEO M.
ME. 5400.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

75 ACRES, ripe for subdividing; s
mi. D. c. line, near Clinton; cleo,
TEL, general store. sand and gravel
pit; also private water supply on
I6 ACRES-SILyER HILL SECTION
-7-room house, modern stable for
IA horses; near D. c.; suitable for
subdivision. WALTER M. BAUMAN.
1927 K st. NV. MA. 6229; ewes,
$50 80 DoWN, Own SIS MOI mile from
Shirley hwy, interchange at Spring
field; 100x34O IT. homesite with
stream; 5000 VERNON M. LYNCH
g. SONS. AL. 5906 (closed SundayD
40 ACRES, for sale. $4,000. Ii.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

CASH IN ONE DAY-Individual
resids.. " or viii viii buy BUY PROS @ for or ca cash.
GL. s7e. RA. SSsi, day q or eve. eve.
FIRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate:
low rates; 3 to year terms and
monthly payments. P. J. WALSHE.
r1RsT 5 AND sEeoND Ee ri nT fRusT r. LoASs oASS
1881 G st. NV. NE. 2495.
1st AND End TRUST NOTES
frnn,ei h:~l, RE- P ei44- efi4EARNs' s@7 18th st,
MONEY ON SECOND TRUsT-We
will buy second-trust notes, D. c.,
nearby Md. or We. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE g. INVEST
NstErr MENT = GGsPs SSPPs 1912 N. Y. ave. NV
TRUSTS, 1st, End and 3rd: Md. Va.
2; c.; Wk. service. ADAMS REALTY
CO.. 800 N. Y. ave. NV. RE. 1919.
CASH FOR end-TRUsT NOTES, Quick
in 3. G.. Md. and Va. PuLToN fY:ss r
GORDON. 1427 Eye st. NV. DI.
523g Brokers. attention.
MORTGAGE LOANS, 4-41a-5%. No
charge for appraisals. MOORE g.
lst H And ga ed TRts1F7 fet 17th tfhoAsSsn. nE Fast .p
co. e.Sd Resitors. sno sefSafs ME. s61f. F. WELDON
WILL BUY deferred purchase money.
second trust; reas. discounts Mr.
QUICK, ST. 5969; ewes, RIA. 34I8.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

o,rdr:, 81 ,495, sos dn. METRO MO-
TORS, N. Y. ave and Bladensburg rd.
STUDEBAKER AZ Commander, Star.
light club cpe.; overdr., r. and h.:
a beautiful car that cannot be told
from new. S1.195, S295 down. BELL
MOTORS. SOLO Wis. ave. NV. WO.
sTUDEBAKER 1e47 Champion uao sedan:
desirable; S995; only S2S9 down.
S9.95 week. WHEELER, INC,
Chrysler's Outstanding Dealer, 1901
Wisconsin ave. NV. EN-. 6277.
STUDEBAKER 40 Commander club
sedan; climatiZer, good paint, excel.
motor; must sell, sacrifice, $500 or
best offer. MI. 4971 -26
sTUDEBAKER 194s Regal de luxe
business coupe, S1.095; climatizer,
10000 mi. OWNER, TU. 2257,
sTUDEBAKER 1e47 Landcruiser; all
ea. affessGFiss' s5Ge. Est sHoeI 4os c0nd $500.
1e4s Commander 4.
door; heater, overdrive, beaut. blus
finish. like new inside and out: ST.
295. terms: HOYLE MOTOR
SALES, 1345 Que st. NV, DU.
1850 sedan; equipped.
quality car; S1.594. $500 down.
Why pay more? AUTO WHOLE
SSAJLEaRS' SJdaSS' 1871 Bladensburg rd., Ii.
Evening star., 1950-01-24
LOTS FOR SALE Cont J

ing site, ideal location. 3415 39th
ave. Colmar Manor, Md. 80
CoLORED-6 IMPROVED LOTS, 20x
124H #. Price, $500 each. Call
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ACREAGE WANTED

WANT TO BUY SO TO 400 ACRES
on good rd. Prince George or
Anne Arundel County. Box 267-V.
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WRECKERS, new, 1 1K-ton, with COM
plete hoist: 4-wbeel drive, S725.
11a-ton trucks. stake body. long wheel
base, 1915.
3-ton weapons carriers, good con-
dition, S425.
GMCl dumps, hydraulic lifts, snow
pillow attach. ga cubic yds., good
condition, $3.50. Call Ia. 1863
Evening star., 1950-01-24
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

AUTOMOBILES WANTED
I WOULD LIKE TO BUY a good
clean postwar automobile; must be
reasonably priced. will pay all
cash; no dealers please. OV. 1902.
WANT 10 TO 80 CARS. trucks; COM
mission basis; So mo. min. Call
HI. $3.50. BEACH ROAD MOTORS.
NORTH CAROLINA DEALER In town
for / week; Fords, Chevrolets. plym-
ouths and Pontiacs: all models
FAIR, HONEST APPRAIsALs on all
mskEE- makfs -edNTaEc g sass are 1saa assured at
WE DEsPERATELY NEED good clean
used cars, any make. any model;
q TlBBBsrrTs. lila Vermont ave.
WESTERN DEALER desperate for
postwar cars, vii pay all cash at
your bank. MORRIS 81 HUGHES,
1914 Georgia ave, GE. 1866. ST
or used: Drive in, bring your title
and get cash. WOLFE MOTORS,
18th and K SITS. NV. Ex. 6562.
SEE US BEFORE You SELL.
POHANKA SERVICE. INC, 1l26
10th st NV Ex Q200
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FARMS FOR SALE

LOUDoUN CO., yA.-5O9-acre farm,
$50 acres clear. 80 of which is
bottom: perpetual stream. ALI
weather road on . sides; . tenant
houses. one with water and cleo
tricity: huge barn and 70-ft, feed
farming; only sos per acre; IS
miles from D. c. Call DI. 1915;
eyes. 81; S947. VIM. H. SAUNDERS
Evening star., 1950-01-24
AUTO TRUcKs-sALE (cont.

MALONEY'S, INC.
1925 Ga. Ave, Silver Spring, Nd.
Int. 1946 K-7 trac. and dump, 1896.
Int. 1946 Metro, Al cond., $3.50.
Fed. 1910. trac. or dump, S245.
Evening star., 1950-01-24

GMC TRUCK DEALERS.
1900 Lee hwy. Arl., Va. CH. 1000
Other truck bargains. Army; parts
night services at our Alex. plant
120l Oronoco st: OV. 1900.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELYI1949
Chevrolet vans. stakes. panels and
seuDs 4se r3Bc Isl hes sgRVeE Il w xb II fHR
SELF. 1923 L st NV. NE. 7O1l.
VET desires household moving, gen.
hauling, contract work: insured :;
prompt; reas. rates. JU. 7-7157. 25'
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GOLDEN
ANNIVERSARY FARM CATALOG.
Mailed FREE.
STROUT REALTY. lila Woodward
BLDG. Washington, Metropolitan 754S,
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OFFICES FOR RENT

OFFICES FOR RENT
FURNIsHEp sYITE-Exeel: location.
4 sss a:sE Il sssss s3as:! ss
kfTRaCffvE. ri Ssaaiv SMALL. private ONCE.
furn. or unfurn., receptionist. tele-
phone service; immediate occupancy.
CORNER 10th and Penn. ave. NV.
(e45 Pa. ave: n.wo;. suitable for
offices and shops; elevator; reas.
Apply $40 r st. NV. Room 10.
CORNER 9th and F SITS. NV, Atlas
Bldg. t527 9th st. n.w.l; suitable
for offices, shops and light mfg; !;
elevator; reasonable. Apply $40 F
st. NV, Room 10.
pOCTOR'S OFFICE, rms. and lava
tory, Georgia ave. at Ingraham st.
NV. Call RA. 0330 weekdays. PA
BY OWNER; suitable once. repair
shop or store: reasonable rent. 1886
.IphrRyIy 1ati q. nv Tu; nfEanfs. 4f4s ,uite a
at 18th and "N' SITS. NV; first-rate
for real estate, loan once, optician;
typewriters, etc. Look u over and
call us. r. r. RIPLEY. Realtor,
so Or e Z ROOMS. furn. or unfurn.: su-
perior location. Suite 404, 1925
Conn. Elk. OIL. Ewes, CH. 1851.
powNToWN-Two beautiful. large
noors, open space, ideal fol-, insur.,
school. studio. local or natl. arm;
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MONEY TO LOAN
GARAGES WANTED
TRAilERs FOR SALE

GARAGE WANTED with conv. en-
trance for long car, in Brookland
section. NO. $3.50. Pc
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT
OFFICES WANTED

BROOM OFFICE with lavatory, VI
MA. $3.50, S7s
WANT 2 small rooms. with heat
and light; any floor; for estimat-
ing; nothing fancy; reasonable rent:
near goth and M SITS. NV: will
take lease Box 237-V, Star. ID
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BLDG. Washington, Metropolitan 754S,
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
$50 LEVEL ACRES, / mile sandy
beach Potomac River; also / mile on
Point Lookout Greek, right for sub
dividing; cleo, phone and bus to and
from D. c. Consider exchange MI
ami, Fla. property and some cash.
Owner, JOHN A. BRICKLEY, 81.
5533. pa
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STORES WANTED

NATIONALLY KNOWN CONCERN
needs approx. 1000 SO. #. Of store
and storage area in good NV. loca-
ton; Iong-term lease desired. Call
JAMES L. DIXON q CO., 1922 i7tn
st, NV. --26
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INVEST. pRop.-sALE tcont. J

cSasFRh sT2hs Essa 1nf .sh 'ss, Eo
NV. s-sToRY APT. BLDG, annual
income $10,600. Priced for quick
trolled present rents viii certainly
increase to make a good investment
better. Don't overlook this oppor-
tunity. Ray Morse. BROWN REALTY
CORP. Realtors, 1928 Vermont ave.
NV 81. 2o26; eyes,, SH. $500.
MODERN 4s-UNIT apt; bldg.-aood
above l1 trust ast Kay Fstgfn norss
BROWN REALTY CORP, Realtors,
1925 Vermont ave. NV. ST. 2026;
xsxsTt. xeyxissTjt sH; BufaSlNe-nupont fa3Sj c,r,,.
area, each apt. completely private,
containing living rm., bedrm., kitch-
pere an 6annnun: Price SS2.75Q. assume
ss,oSG s1ss. st5sst sRsn' balance cash ss oy8eF'
building. showing good return: also
large brick residence now used as
excl. sgt.. iii 18th st. NV. No.
1914 before 10 am. or after pm,
MODERN FIREPRooF APT. Bldg.
Annual income above S24, 900.
More than $1,000 net cash left
after pymt. Of all expenses and
mortgage reduction. Substantial
down pymt. required, but will con-
slider well located Silver Spring
bldg. lots in part pymt. Cali Mr..
Tarver, 81. $500 with e. M. FRYE,
INC, WI. 6740. 30
FALLS CHURCH APT.-14 units, nr.
center Of city, zoned commercial
Present tenants have no leases. Ideal
for professional bldg. which is
badly needed here. Can double pres
ent income: Brokers protected.
BROWNS REALTY, FA. 1911. -25
WEBSTER ST. NV.
3-FAMILY APT.
This property renting for So 100 per
annum; good. convenient location;
gas heat; shows excellent return.
Call Mr.. Bramham, EN-. $500 or
Dl. 31O0. BETHEL. PA
"BEST Sc. LOCATION"
This 7-yr-old freproof bldg. contains
33 units, renting for 5,397 90 per
annum; good financing. Owner will
consider trade; this property is
priced right. Call Mr.. Bramham,
EN-. $500 or DI. 3100. BETHEL.
S233-35 M ST. NV stores. 5
apis. above. rental $4,000 yr., pos
sion Of store If desired. pr. $52,500,
excellent financing.
S. A. Young Co., MA. 1888
26s
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FORD 1s4s custom Fordor SG VS. Sc
dan; finest radio, h.. defr.; excel.
one % owner guaranteed; nuas must sell; sell;
will take $500. Wisconsin 7109.
FORD 1e4e s-cyl. de luxe station
wagon; $1,000 or best offer. May
g sest ses e cal hssi e. g. cG5 oVERfNar9oE ays 9E
Ex. 7760. EXT. s, bet. 90 weekdays.
FORD 194s super de luxe .s"; 81. .oe5;
original light grey finish like new.
sna'ua sna ssan h. hntsFeF .aae Pas pSS.s sSy snd
mechanical cond.; body good and
gaaranteed' TREW MoToR 1spEss CO,
9th and Fla. ave. ne. FIR. 1T32.
equipped. . qualify car, sse4. $50
yh pay mere sms EsSF xGro RWHofEsAIEMRsy Mhy
1871 Biadensburs rd. Ii. 3-ssoo.
FORD 1s4e club coupe custom g.
cyl; beautiful maroon, low mileage,
terms to right party. Ho. 1855. :
FORD AZ custom club cpe.; EQUIP.
sse Mh excel ana sond Nd is Hsao 10y 9f
Cash. trade or terms. BELL Mo-
TORS, SOLO Wis. ave. NV. Wo.
FORD 1941 station wagon; S495: de
luxe; good cond. throughout: heater
ideal for nursery; no dealers. vi.
fSSS SssSIs. 1857 ses y-s 81, coupe a1s Ega; pTs ps
18th and r. !. ave. ne. 25s
FORD 1949. de luxe Tudor sedan;
original owner: mechanically ex-
celient; $4,000. Wo. 5157. So pm.
Evening star., 1950-01-24

DODGE 1910 4-dr. sedan: beautiful
black finish; a fine popular car at
only $295. WILLIAMS g. BAKER,
Nash, 2S19 M st. NV. HO. S700.
Evening star., 1950-10-04
By Moi. Thomos M. Mol

President Truman will soon is
sue a proclamation setting date
Tor the registration of doctors
and dentists up through the age
OF SO, along with certain other
specialists in the medical and den
tai fields.
The services need them pretty
badly. The Army, for instance
has a current shortage of 734
doctors and 343 dentists and will
need many more soon. It hopes
the doctor-dentis draft law Pres
ident Truman recently signed will
prod more into volunteering
Those who volunteer get 500
extra pay a month, but not those
who are drafted.
The docs and dentists the Gov
ernment is most interested in get
ting back into service are those
who had all or part of their
training during the war in the
Army Specialized Training Pro-
gram and the Navy Via program.
Most of the medical and dental
students IN these programs have
enough wartime service to qualify
for the IVA veterans exemption.
But about 5000 medical and $500
dental students in ASTP do not.
Similarly, about $500 med stu
dents and about 500 dental stu
dents, alumni of the Via pro-
gram, would be affected by the
new law. Zone thousand four
hundred and twenty-nine Viz
alumni already are doctors in the
Naval Reserve and subject to CALI
The new law. an amendment to
the 1948 Selective Service Act,
sets up priorities for both regis
tration and induction of doctors,
dentists and those in "allied spe-
cialist categories"::
/. Ex-ASTP men, ex-V-12 men
and those deferred during the war
for medical and dental training
who had less than 80 days active
duty. Time in ASTP or Via does
not count as active duty.
2. Ex-ASTP men, ex-V-12 men
and those deferred who had 80
days or more active duty, but
less than 81 months.
3. Those who were not in ASTP
or Viz and had no active duty.
4. Those who were not in ASTP
or Viz, but had active duty, the
order of call depending on how
much active duty.
The law says the term "allied
specialist categories" includes vet
erinarians. optometrists, pharma-
cists and osteopaths, but it is not
limited to these. Others may be
included and it will be up to a
Evening star., 1950-10-04
Veterans and Droftees

National Advisory Committee to
decide. The committee will be
set up to advise selective service
headquarters about drafting.
Indications are that local vol
unteer Advisory Committees may
be set up to advise local draft
boards. The Government doesn't
want to yank SO many docs and
dentists out of local communities
as to endanger the national
health, safety or interest" They
will still be deferred If their
draft boards feel they're needed
at home.
Uncle Sam feels the same way
about medical and dental students
and those studying for the "al-
lied specialties." Congress says 1t
wants enough of these students
deferred each year so medical and
dental schools will not be "de-
nuded."
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OF this newspaper about your
oaDn serDice-connected problem.
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