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instance. through it's veneration of
the COW as sacred, India today has
a third of the COW population of
the world, very little of which is
of any particular value for milk.
Cattle may not be killed for beef
among the Hindus. Types of
predatory animals such as porcu-
pines, monkeys and even rats
enjoy a similar immunity. Rats
abound by the millions and leave
not only destruction but disease.
The answer-if India is not tc
become another Communistic
China? AS a virile churchmar
whose life has been devoted tc
successful missionary effort in
many lands, the Rev. Mr.. Dick
believes it lies in dispelling ig-
norance and alleviating poverty
through the message of the Cos
Ipel of Christ. with sanitation
schools and health centers as great
accessory mediums.
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= "a 1n1hn1 II sn9n
Plan for Controlling
Steel, Aluminium and
Copper Due this Week
By Froneis P. DoueIcs

The Government is expected to
announce this week its plans to
clamp controls on every pound of
steel, copper and aluminium go
ing into defense and defense
supporting production.
1t is the controlled materials
plan." It probably will be an
Inounced Wednesday. Similar to
but not so far reaching as the
GIMP of World War II, it will 60
into operation July /.
Under the plan. schedules of
defense production will be trans
lated into precise requirements
for the three strategic metals.
Allotments of the required metals
will be made to carry out the ap-
proved production.
Supplies to Be Helped.
The plan not only adjusts pro-
duction to available supplies but
assures the supplies for the pro-
duction. 1t is applied only to the
three metals with the idea they
are basic to all production and
that controlling them puts effec-
tive controls on other metals as
well.
In World War II the plan was
put into effect in 1943 to bring
order out of confusion in produc-
ton. The plan then applied to
all production, both military and
civilian. One of it's results was to
assure adequate planning of es-
sential civilian production and to
provide materials for it., in addi-
tion to apportioning supplies and
production between civilian and
military needs.
1t is expected that this time the
plan will be an "open end" one,
applying to military production
and supporting programs only.
Metals not allotted to these pro-
grams will 80 to civilian produc-
ton under the limitations orders
Sucn as now IN force.
% Plans Covered.
There now are about two dozen
special programs whose needs may
be covered by GIMP. The May
allotments of finished steel prod
ucts for 19 of these programs
amounted to 1.2 million tons. Fo,
June the number of programs in
creased to % and the allotments
to is million tons.
These programs include con.
Istruction and repair of freight cars
. construction of ore-carrying boat.
and barges, construction and re.
pair of ships, electric power pro-
duction and distribution, indus
trial construction, schools and hos
Ipitals and steel containers.
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Atom Spy Judge Rests
In Yacht off Florida
By the Assoe;o,sd p,s..

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.
April Federal Judge Irving r
kaufman, the man who sentenced
two convicted atomic spies to
death, cruised in Florida waters
today aboard a yacht.
The jurist described himself as
the most tired man in the world
and said he hoped to sleep 40,
four days in a boat"
The jurist sentenced Julius
Rosenberg and his wife, Ethel. tc
death two days ago, after a jury
.ound them guilty of spying atomic
secrets for Russia.
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WnaG Cney nope Ane new mr' DieA'
may be something better than
their deplorable plight is the
greatest challenge there is to
christian enterprise" the Rev. MIR.
Dick told me with earnest fervor
He has just returned from his
third trip to India, whose people
profoundly admire" he said
This time in nine-and-one-hal
weeks air journey he criss-crossed
India and the two sections OF
Pakistan. He visited large cities
and remote agricultural village
areas alike, inspecting his church's
hospitals, schools, health and
sanitation centerS.
The separation of India is sc
strict that railways and telegraph
communications have been bro
ken. Trains do not cross the Dor.
der between Pakistan and India
To effectually prevent this
tracks are torn up about 8 miles
from each border, so that those
using the trains disembark al
these points and get coolies tt
carry their belongings the rest
of the way. Under such circum.
stances traffic is reduced to al
essential minimum. Mail between
/ the two countries is censored
Each country is fearful of pene
tration by the agents of the other
Graft, banditry and deterioration
} of public utilities are on the in
5 crease. Adventist youth in Pakis
tan cannot attend Spicer Colleg,
j. in India. Books published at tn
!, Adventist publishing house a
/ Poona cannot go into Pakistan
The Nursing School in Karachi i
mot permitted to take student
from India.
| Background of the Split.
! The background for this, as tn
Rev. Mr.. Dick summarizes it,
that the withdrawal Of the British
from India after building railwa,
systems, harbors, highways, canals
Irrigation systems. postal and tel
Iegraph networks, medical service
and a sound judicial system wa
the signal for the beginning o
communal religious strife.
The Hindus, with approximate,
225 million people. demanded tn
establishment of a Hindu religion
lstats. The Mohammedans, esti
mated at about 80 millions, hel,
; out for an independent Moham
medan state under their lat
Header Jennah. There were n
British to referee the matter
Thus, Pakistan, which mean
Land Of the Pure" was founded
lit is divided into East and Yves
Pakistan, separated by 1000 mile
lof Hindu India.
In carrying out this division
there was a great exodus. a hu
man tragedy similar to that O
a Biblical migration. Four mil
lion Hindus left Pakistan. 6 mil
lion Mohammedans departed iron
India. The Rev. Mr.. Dick say
square miles of refugee camp
at Karachi in Pakistan. and il
Calcutta, India. In the Separa
ton of India and Pakistan, tn
independent states were liqui
dated with the native prince
capitulating, except in Kashmil
Kashmir borders Pakistan, bu
since the Prince of Kashmir
; Hindu and Nehru has his hom
there. Kashmir politically want
to go into India, although dom
inantly Mohammedan and topo
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Striking Rubber Workers
Decide 10 Return Monday
By the Associated Press

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Apr. T.
Striking members of the CIO
United Rubber Workers at the
United States Rubber Company
plant decided at a mass meeting
today to go back to work Monday
A union spokesman said the
dismissal of 18 women in the fuel
cell department.. which prompted
the strike, will be handled under
grievance procedure.
The rubber plant, employing
1,700 workers, had been shut
down since Wednesday. The
union had called the walkout
unauthorized.
| United States Rubber an.
nounced it had filed a 1926, ,0OC
damage suit against the union a.
a result of the walkout.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
45th Infantry, En- Route
To japan, Clears ConoI
BY the Associated Press

PANAMA CITY. Panama, April
THE 45th Infantry Division
has cleared the Panama Canal on
its way to Japan.
A United States Army Carib-
bean headquarters announcement
today did not give the date when
the transit was completed. While
in the Canal Zone limited shore
leave was granted the Thunder
birds" from Oklahoma and Texas.
Mai. Gen. James c. Styron, divi-
sion commander, sailed with the
first contingent from New Orleans
March 30.
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Turks Arrested Envoy,
Says BuIouriun Protest
BY the Assoc;oted pre.s

LONDON. Apr. Communist
run Bulgaria charged today thai
Turkish police arrested one of its
diplomats. The Bulgarians de.
manded the police be punished.
The Moscow radio said a forma'
note to Turkey accused the police
OF holding Dimitri Ianakiev, Bull
garian vice consul in Erdine, Tur-
Key, searchcing him and taking
away his diplomatic cards. The
note said the arrest, when lana.
kiev arrived from Bulgaria, oc.
Cured despite the ENJOYS pleas
of diplomatic immunity.
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Blind Drunk CycIist Croshe.

DARMSTADT. Germany, April
7 R.-German police today ar
rested a blind man who drove a
motorcycle into an automobile
Charged with drunken driving, the
cyclist explained that he usually
drove very well. depending on
sixth sense"
Evening star., 1951-04-08

world Tor de-
velop m e n t Of
C o m m unism,
a Geo riding to
the Rev. Ernest
D. Dick, gen.
eral secretary
of the General
Conference of
Seventh = d a y
Adventists.
by the same
m e a S u r i n g
stick, the desire
of its masses to
reach out for
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r ufSCS v.Y1r>C n
By Jessie Font Evons

Among it's poverty stricken
levels in cities and agricultural
villages, India today is one Of
the most fertile fields In the
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Half Day Nursery, Chevy Chase. Md.
Only eleven children in group Ideal for
tots to have lunch at home. nap in their
own beds.
Recreation, plsy-at-large playground
Tuition $25.
WO. 1907, evenings only.
ANYTIME, Owens sara
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Parakeets were flown to the
London Zoo from the Solomon Is
LANDS.
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Another contributory cause of
the present poverty in India. which
he touched upon is its fatalistic
Hindu religious philosophy. For
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TRAllERS

HOUSE TRAILER, sleeps 4; only
S775;. must sacrifice for quick sale !;
transferred. 1000 Central ave. Sc.
SMALL light trailer: S1s5 cash:
sleeps q neat, good tires. 1000
Central ave. sc Hillside $3.50.
WILL BUY. SELL OR STORE your
trailer, 1000 Central ave. HI,
1918 zrMMER TRAILER, 80 f It.,
bunk bees. sleeps 8; hot water;
toilet and shower; excel. cond.; lot
A. Park dr.. l744 Richmond hwy
so GLIDER, 30 IT.; like new; built
in dinette and > cribs; cash or
terms; see owner. AGO Arnold I'd.
Sc: road behind Texaco station,
f4lii1eR' AND IN, PORCH. fully I fuTn.:
s all eonv;; ~; refer.; immediate
HARTMAN Roadmaster. twin horse
trailers. 1852 models are on dis
play at COLES. Wash BALTIC. blvd.
Laurel. Md. Laurel 922.
HOUSE TRAILER, little, l4-ft. Mark
Atkins king No. loaf. excel cond.
clean. Sell cheap, $395. 81. 1855.
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sTUDEBAKER 80 lnew engine,
S185-SEDAN-OWNER
BOWERS. 1888 Eye St. NV. RE. 202o
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Sheriff Motor
Company
900 R. I. AVE. NE.
Telephone MI. 5000
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN ,4s 2-door; S595. MANHAT-
IAN AUTO tKaiser Frazer. 1nc.) -,
mileage; ssa5'0 1 IANa Rnr PANel Au IPc
tKaiser-Frazer. IncD. both sides,
100 block eth st. NV. at R. I. ave
AUSTIN 1850 4-dr. sedan; sss6
Hillman Morris. MIG. Jaguar and
many other English. German.
French and Italian cars. JACK
PA PRY Ltd Estabishe 3D. 1929 ,s lath
BUICK 81 super convertible: Dyna-
flow; r. and h.: light gray finish.
nlaek top; only 5.lo0 miles; maroon
s ss,qs5 e eDh0i 81 4s5 excel eond'
equipped; s1,2s3; So bank f.,
nancing; over 100 Others. Fine
cars are cheaper at AUTO WHOLE
SALERs. 1881 Bladensburg Rd. Ii.
hg g5 ea fG Sss after neg ss S5a5ss
BUICK 1885 hearse; excellent me-
chanical cond.. new, tires. good paint;
can be used ss ss heaTse or la-ton
BUICK IS iS4f Limited Unite YER Very S sood con-
sE5Gh 5sslS Kaea AS 6 PSF oa.fifs5y
BUICK 1888 2-dr. sedan. lot of
good service left in this one. Me-
chanieally perfect. Sell for balai.ce
WILLIAMS, R, I. at Goth ne. 10
BUICK 80 black COW. cl. coupe; good
mech. cond.; S275 or best offer Ii
7-5}25. Ii. 3-9S14. -la
BUICK 1947 RIM, ,4-dr.; jet black;
nlea@an F9 one pareuar ne o sntss
THE King Of the Highway A
royal buy at only S1,095: guaran-
teed. WILLIAMS g. BAKER. Nash.
2ath e. NJ SITS, NV. TO: 800. -l9
BUICK 46 sedan; equipped; 1888;
5 e. bank financing GO over 100 Others
WHOLESALERS. 1871 Bladensburg
BUICK 40 super sed.: radio. heater.
Dynafiow: tires, like new, excep.
slsan ne 8 4a a. HoYLE n, Mo SIoG
BUICK AZ Super sedan: carefully
handled; low mileage; exceptionally
good condition throughout: only
1895, terms. KENYON PECK, INC,
4s NJ soos 300 ot Nc Lee hT ysss sF7 wilson ko
BUICK so sedanette, dynafiow
equipped; $1.4S3: $50 bank finance
ing; over 100 others. Fine cars are
cheaper at AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii. 3-SS00.
CADILLAC 80 80" Convert; radio.
heater. Hydra-Matic. Wv. tires;
beautiful blue finish, red leather uph.
New top. A beautiful car in first-
class cond; $3.50. HoYLE MO-
TOR SALES, l345 @ st. NV, -DU.
CADILLAC 80 "6e" sed.; radio. heat
er, Hydra Matte, seat cows, back
seat radio speaker, loglights. Wv.
tires. This is an exceptionally clean
car. Looks and performs like new;
S3.l95. HOYLE MOTOR SALES.
1345 @ st. NV. DU. $500. -23
CADILLAC 1850 cow: just like
brand-new, both in appearance and
performance; very low mileage; rich
looking, original Cad. blue finish,
Wv. tires, light top. Bought new
WIN i asssps, $ s5,7 $3.50 Cali after
CHEVROLET AS Fleetlins sport
coupe: heater, very good mech,
good tires, clean; specially priced,
Butler Bonded. S995. LEE D.
BUTLER. INC. 1921 21st st. NV,
s &; xss6a.'' til Visit gu. 1 !3s'd'
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HUNTING Accommodations.

WOODSTOCK RANCH SHOOTING
Preserve offers you upland game,
including pheasant, quail. turkey,
rabbit and squirrel. Duck blinds
available. Less than / hour from
Washington. Season opens Nov. 20.
1000 acres. ideal shooting country.
Write WOODSTOCK RANCH, WIDE
water. Xirglnia M
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JOHN S. REECE

WIN .. HEEOE
1920 LIST St. sW. Ia'
PLYM., At Abr, S795
Motor Just overhauled Beautiful an.
pearahce. excellent tires: equipped.
In neW-car condition. Guaranteed
S265 down. Bank financing available.
RE1NES
1881 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
10
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AUTOS & TRUCKS WANTED

WILL PAY CASH for clean cars, any
make. any model; See Mr.. Dunnin,
Georgia ave: NV: ri. 24as.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES; 1917 Ga. ave. RA. 1922
WILL PAY the highest price for used
Chevrolets. Fords and Plymouths
Drive n. Appraiser on the property
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO, 772s
Wis; ave-, 81; 6i99; 0psn eyes.
FAIR. HONEST APPRAISALS of al
makes of cars are assured al
MCKEE PONTIAC. 1884 L st. NV
SOUTHERN BUYER in town for one
week: highest cash prices paid foI
good clean cars. IA. .eSo1.
WANTED--Good< used light car from
individual: 194l to 1916: will pay
cash UN. 0S63. -21
100 MORE OLD CARS, any CONDITION
or model Wrecked cars, etc. Highest
NORTH CAROLINA DEALER, paying
high prices for clean used cars
Call GE. 1908. 81
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

WANTED-Hauling for two 1851 Fs.
Ford dump trucks: phone Appleton
3ls4 any time after pm. -23
TRUCK FOR HIRE. 1a-ton stake
white operated: general hauling or
moving. Days. WA 1857: ewes. SH
t43o -2I
VAN TRUCK, any size Job; prompt
service reas.; local or long distance
IA. 2937s after Z pm, GE. 1916.
49,
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"SMALL FARM"
- ----,--s-'-z----------
70 ACRES

Near Clarksville in Howard Co. Rt
%. beyond Ashton. Md Small,
house and large cattle barn. Farm
is well watered. Middle branch oil
Patuxent runs through the place
Price 50 500. SO 500 cash. Call
Jos. c. Zirkle. MA a3Ga. or XII
9-9o9s BOSS d PHELPS. NC,
14l1 K st. NV. 10
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LOTS & ACREAGE FOR SALE

BAILEYS CROSS ROADS. Fairfax-2
acres; will divide: miles from
Pentagon: reasonable OWNER. ia
CLEVELAND PARK-Lo. 5oxl25, ali
imoroyements; mr.. new Synagogue.
RIA. 6622 10
ROCK CREEK HILLs-pesirab,.
curos and paving inelud. sewer and
s Tatsr in 4 frs sna Of I9t; very rsssop-
MA. S4e4: ewes. EN-. 242s. --22
SHEPHERD PARK-very desirable
rambler sites. "a, 600 and up. For
more inform. call RIA. 1900. ga
ON HARD SURFACED acres, 4
acres. two l0-acre tracts. two 49,
acre tracts. So acres, 80 acres; water
end gas avail. Good for subdivision
SMITH W. ALLNUTT. SIR. sH. 1916,
Ashton 1874. 10
rs LOTS In new close in subdivision
IN IN & sn Spins tins All utils. $3.50 per
NEAR so. CAPITOL AND ATLANTIC,
25x1o0; Rs. .40-a.. ali utilities;
$1..250 Must be sold. Mr.. Hunter.
ma: 1900 or GIL. 1898. BOSS a
PHELPS. INC. 1417 x st. NV. 10
FOREST EMBELLISHMENTS dr..
92-ft. frontage; 1880 or best cash
offer. VI. 1888 10
By OWNER. . beautiful lots. lex
l45 ca: In Herndon, Va; ali utils,
JE 3-14Td 10
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HOUSES FOR sALE--VA.
ONLY 2 LEFT

LEE BLVD. COLONIALS
Quick shot for Pentaeon and Navy
Annex; 3 bedrms., Ia baths,
grade school: $50 and S22 400
double lotl These are hot" See
today by appointment
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd, OW $500
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WHITE COLONIAL,

All brick. in Dominion Hill section OF
North Arlington. Do not miss seeing
ms beautiful home on large corner
lot, 3 very nice bedrmS., full tiled
baths. large liv. rm. with fircpI.. sep
arate din. rm.. large bright equip
KIT; fun hsmt. with outside en-
trance. Truly gem and one of our
best buys at SIS 500
ARLINGTON REALTY
2"l2 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
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WILLYS so all-metal sport station
wagon; IN original steel gray finish;
Gy yer r i,d big g.; 81 1855. STAN
LEY II. HORNER. INC. Fla. ave. at
9Th ne. AT. 6464. 30
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED
tContinued.)
WANTED-1O0 CARS

'36 to 90. Bring title. II car is
financed. we will pay of balance, No
dickering. Immediate Iash. See be-
fore you sell. HOYLE MOTOR
SALES, 1345 Que st. NV. DU. $500.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sT 5uIH snf!h 1881 l., eon nv coupe:
trim; equip. with auto. drive. r.. h.
white-wall tires and safety tubes;
CAPITOL CADILLAc-oLDsMoBiIE.
INC. 1929 22nd st. NV. ST. 1900.
sTUDEBAKER 81 convertible VS.,
automatic transmission, r. h.; new,
list. Call GE. $500 Sun. or weekdays.
STUDEBAKER 1850 sedan; shiny
black: fully equip, overdrive. Drive
Q late model car; trade now; only
Sl,345. 2-day money back trial, A.
month n written guarantee; HILL &
s aeaa2 SA S sss6 1 olds't no5a
ave. NV.
sTUDEBAKER 80 Champ. Regal A.
DIR. sed:; black cherry; climatizer
and defroster. low mileage; excel
lent cond. throughout; one owner:
Butte Butler Bonded. 81. 1896. LEE D.
B By 49, I n5en s.t 2l .I 21i s,s St.
weekdays It'll 8. Visit our inside
showroom. Is
STUDEBAKER 81 Regal de luxe:
equipped: 1888; $50 bank fnanc-
ing; over 100 others Fine ears are
cheaper at AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1871 Bladensburg Rd., Ii. $4,000.
|STUDEBAKER '46 Champion; ex-
Se,lent buy at this price. S345. Call
STUDEBAKER 1850, Champion Sc
dan; r; and h., exceptionally clean.
buy for only ST 1895. Cash, trade
and terms. WILLIAMS, R. l. at
10th ne. ia
STUDEBAKER AZ sedan; equipped:
Sts3; 81 bank financing; over 100
otheLs. Fine cars are cheaper at
AUTO WHoLEsALERs 1871 Bla-
1871 Bladensburg Rd.. Ii. 3-ss00.
s clIb ea,lIs Is '4s conv; e-pass.
leather upholstery. Wv. tires and
olack top; an lmmac. car in every
respect, Full price Sl,O75 Bank
financing avail. KLEIN MOTORS.
@3ol M st. NV, ME. $3.50. Is
TERRAPLASE 1888 sedan; motor in
ff exc ,Gonoition, minor repairs
WILLYs so all-metal sport station
oyerdrive, big 81; 81 ,355' Stan.
LEY H. HORNER. INC, Fla. ave al
9TH ne. AT. 6464. 30
WILLYS 1947 Civilian 4-wheel driys
Jeep; excellent motor. tires and top:
iaeaI Ior sportsman, farm or civilian
M VI Mi g the M6 81 rs aK ss95:
olivet I'd. ne. Ii $4,000. is
VOLKSWAGEN 81: low mileage:
easy to handle. park, on gas; SI.O5o
Or best offer. Leaving country. CT
sss5e nights; RE 5000. Ext 1884.
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REINES

1881 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont

CHEVROLET AZ. 5-pass Super de
luxe coupe; good paint. mech peri,
all extras; very clean car: price.
S2s5, Can finance. MR.. SMITH.
CHEVROLET '4s Fleetmaster club
coupe. one owner. has had excellent
items Of additional equipment: 5000.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET. 33rd and
NJ SITS. NV. MI 1916 -19
CHEVROLET 80 de luxe 5-passenger
sport coupe; Powerglide. r. and h.;
2-tone green finish; new-car cond.
throughout; reduced to 1889, excel.
reFs' o Gaars ante Sr Or l9o2S
PONTIAC. Ar Fla. ave. ne, AT.
200 -l9
CHEVROLET 1947 Fleetmaster 2-dr.
sedan; low mi, beautiful two-tone;
$40. KIRK MOTOR CO., 1000
Georgia ave. NV. IA. $500. 10
CHEVROLET 1949 de luxe club coupe;
r and h., Wv. tires, turn signals,
beautiful two-tone, many extras. A
very good car, S1,245. KIRK MO-
TOR GO. 1000 Georgia ave. NV.
CHEVROLET 40 Fleetmaster sedan;
equipped; S543;, SO bank financ-
ing; over 100 others. Fine cars are
cheaper at AUTO WHOLESALERS,
CHEVROLET 80 sport coupe; driven
very little, can hardly be told from
DAYS only K fsSeo e PECK 4i fac !of Lot
No, z 1886 Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va.
CHI. zoos
CHEVROLET 1851 Bel Aire; Power
glide; spotless inside and out; can
harly be told from new car 500
less than new car. KENYON PECK.
INC. Lot No =. 1886 Wilson BLVD.
Arl.. Va CHI. zoos.
CHEVROLET 80 Fleetline de luxe;
equipped; II, lab; 80 bank financ-
ing; over 100 others. Fine cars are
cheaper at AUTO WHOLESALERS
1881 Bladensburg Rd.. Ii. 3-SS0o
CHEvROLETs 40 coupes. 2 drs., and
drs.; to choose from; priced
81 OBS to SI.335. KENYON PECK.
INC, Lot No. ! 3l40 Lee highway.
Wilson blvd. Arl., Va. CHI 9O05.
DODGE 194l coupe; r. and h.. prac-
t1cally new motor and tires. Good
transportation. Only $40. Cash
or terms arranged. WILLIAMS.
r. /. at Goth ne. 10
DODGE 80 Meadowbrook sedan;
equipped; 81 ,3S3: Sc bank financ-
ms; over 100 others. Fine cars are
cheaper at AUTO WHOLESALERS
1871 Bladensburg Rd,, Ii. 3-SSOO
DODGE 1899; good mechanical condi-
tion; bog y rough, S125 or best offer.
81. 717S. 30
DODGE 1850 Coronet sedan; radio,
heater. seat cows, Wv. tires, Gyro-
matte transm.: beautiful gypsy green
nnish. This car definitely is like
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STUDEBAKER
1919 Champion 4-dr.; overdrive; ST.
MARTIN MOTOR SALES
STUDE5AKER SALES AND SERVICE
aqua Hampton Lane. Bethesda, Md.
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dan; r. and h., exceptionally clean,
low-mileage, 1-owner car. A real
buy for only Sl,295. Cash, trade
ana terms. WILLIAMS, R. l. at
goth ne. 10
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FURNISHED OFFICE
Two large Offices. supply closet. re-
ceptionist space and bath. Air con-
ditioned and nicely furn. Located
End floor. LaSalle Bldg. 1923 Conn.
ave. Rent. $3.50. Phone RE. 1895.
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OPEN SUN, 1905
ALL-BRICK HANDLERS
81 $50 DOWN

Will buy this terrific value in sought
sfter Hestoyer HIS SECTION Q,
and full tiled bath up; liy nm, din
rm., eG' ip1ed Kit, and huse 2iXl =.
shaded lot and det GARAGE PRICED
for immeoiatn sale a. >I6.950.
ARLINGTON REALTY
1912 Wilson Blyd.. OW. $500
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

BUILDING ON NJ ST. near Wisconsin
suitable Offices publishing organiza-
ton; lease or purchase; also ware
house GEORGETOWN section Box
229-A, Star, 90
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Gl TRUST
IT'S AMAZING

IT. AMAZING
What you get in this beautiful home
for only SIG. $50: situated about II
miles from Memorial Bridge, this
Colonial features bedrooms, bath.
living room with fireplace nice din
ing rm., well-equlpped kit. full
basement and beautiful i2-acre lot
only years old, III immaculate
cond, For real bargain, call Mr.
Qualls, ia $1,000, q TO Q. Ewes,
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WATER FRONT PROP. FOR SALE

NORTH BEACH PARK, ideal pvt.
community-Large knotty-pine liv
Tm;. firepl., lge. picture windows,
facing Chesapeake Bay; Q bedrms.,
din. rm.. mod. kit. lge porch, bath
room. phone in horise; lot l50x15O.
Thoroughly Winterized and modern.
Priced very reasonable will finance
Call DR.: BLOCK. MA. 7245, or home,
OR. 6946 10
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

D0WNTOWN-3.0 600 So. It. of ware
house space on ground floor; must
have small office and good shipping
and receiving facilities. CARL G.
ROS1NSKI CO. MA 1854. 20