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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11
A RARE RTTV
A RARE BUY
COMMERCIAL: 81 so per So it.; 1875
#. frontage on Fairfax DIR.
HT/MRS
Means Reliable Service
$500 LEE HIGHWAY
KE. S-3350 Open 2 til

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KE. S-5350 Open Q til q
NOT GROUND ALONE
When you select a site for your home
you must have more than a section
it be like tomorrow? Who will our
the freedom Of the country around
us? Will we be encroached on by
cheap housing developments?
We have the right answer to many
of these problems for the family
wanting good country living within
easy reach of Washington and at
reasonable prices. You must buy
the size tract indicated. Here is a
fair selection in the best part of
Fairfax County, Va.
l.-Three acres; 15-acre lake privi-
legeS: $3.50 per acre; Colvin Run
area; l miles to Chain Bridge.
2.-Five acres and lake privileges,
nice trees; $3.50 per acre; Colvin
Run area.
3.-Magnificent hardwood trees. rush
Ing stream. acres plus and 8
acres plus: 500 per acre: Colvin
4.-Near Madeira School and George
town pike, 10 acres: 81 900 per
acre; long road frontage; Z miles
from Chain Bridge.
6.-Same location as above, 8 acres;
$500 per acre.
6.-Near Great Falls. ) acres, wooded
$3.50 per acre.
HERMAN E. GASCH & SON
800 Woodward Bldg. ma. S-1254
Sat. and Sun. Call Daleview 5-9l52
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11
NEARBY BAY SPECIAL

LESS THAN | HR. FROM d. c.
Chesapeake Beach--Newly decorated
cottage; corner location, with white
picket fence, large ell-Shaped
screened porches, liv. rm.. . bedrms.,
large comb. kit. -dinette, bathrm.
with shower; all utils.: conv. TO
bay, stores, etc. Only $3.50. reas.
terms arranged. Chesapeake Beach.
Special waterfront offer; attractive
frame cottage with 3 large rms. and
complete bath, full masonry bSmt
on . corner Handicapped lots with
Anchor fence and garage; 81, 80
furnished, terms arranged North
Beach - Two-bedrm. cottage with
liv. rm., comb. kit. -dinette, screened
front porch, large corner lot; only
$3.50. furnished; terms. Randle
Clif-New, incompleted cottage; 4
lots, corner location, tall shade
trees; / block from main highway
and large sandy beach. Only
$3.50, with reasonable terms ar
ranged. Stop by our office. Open
daily or phone Mr.. Fowler locally,
WO. 6-S7l6; ewes. after $3.50.
CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
At the Stop Sign
Chesapeake Beach, Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11
CALVERT MANOR ,,Jl..

Beautifully situated on the wide
water OF Piscataway Bay. Prince
Georges Co., Nd, only 10 mi. from
the d. c. line. A planned year.
around home community. the pro-
tective restrictions in force assure
vert Manor has become well known
as the outstanding waterfront de-
velopment south OF Washington
within easy committing distance
that affords wharf boat basin and
bathing beach rights to ground
owners. Only a limited number Of
homesites are unsold at price
range of $3.50 and up according to
the location. Representatives on the
property. To reach: Via South Capt.
tol st. Bridge. follow South Capitol
st. TO the D, c. line. then take the
Indian Head highway 9Ls miles to
Calvert Manor sign, right follow
signs to Calvert Manor office,
THEODORE F. MENK
927 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-274O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11
HOME. LOCATION
ENVIRONMENT


OPEN DAILY. 10 TO DARK
A combination always desired but
seldom found is here in this beau
fiful Monticello Estate home. con-
temporary rambers is beautiful be-
You'd description. Built by master
craftsmen OF the very finest mate
rial and equipment; 3 bedrms.. =
baths, > tireplaces, recr. rm., lovely
lots.
Location: One of the prettiest sub
divisions in nearby Va. lust 10
minutes from downtown
Environment. III location where
AL homes are new and pretty.
Walking distance to public and pa
rochial schools, churches and bus
transportation. Near excellent shop
ping center. 436 Monticello blvd
Directions: Drive over l4th ST.
Bridge and continue on Shirley hwy.
to Ridge I'd. right on Ridge I'd; to
4th traffic light. bear right on Rus
sell I'd. TO Monticello blvd. and our
sign, right 10 houses
BEITZELL
DI. 7-3I0U 1915 K St. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11
STORES FOR RENT
SHANNON & LUCHS
OFFERS

SHANNON & LUCHS
1865 WIS. AVE. NV.
(near Que ST.. Entire c-story
bldg. with store on 1St floor
and one room. kit. and bath
apt. on end floor Gas heat.
Suitable gift shop, antiques,
etc. ReaS. rent.
18th ST. NV. near Co
lumbia rd. Attractive store
approx. 1880 with part
basement. Poss. 1880 days:
Rent. S325 per mo. Good
heat and air-cond. systems.
Consult Mr.. Young.
CONN. AVE. NEAR r ST.
NV. approx. 14'x45' with
balcony and part basement.
Heat furn. Tenant can have
use of air-cond. unit in store:
Suitable for many kinds OF
businesses. One block from
very large Office bldg. hotel,
now under construction. At
tenant. Consult Mr.. Young or
Mr. Jenkins.
CLARENDON, ARL., VA.
Cnear Peoples Drug, Wool
worth's. Penneysl Modern
corner store approx. 1S'x45
with show window on > SITS.
Suitable draperies and slip
covers. Comb. rest. -delica-
lessen, etc.
PROMINENT CORNER Lo-
CATION columbia rd). APP
prox. $500 SC. #. on main
floor and mezz. Heavy traffic
intersection and very densely
populated area. Suitable
many kinds of businesses. At
tractive rental to responsible
tenant. Vacant.
ATTENTION. RESTAURANT
OPERATORS--We have avail
able for immed. poss. an ex-
cellent location in Alex, Va,
in an established shopping
center now containing Peoples
Drug, Acme Super Market,
hardware and many other
successful merchants. This
location offers most I'M
usual opportunity for an ag-
gressive and experienced res
taurant merchant and an at
tractive deal can be offered to
a responsible person. For de-
tails, consult Mr.. Taylor or
jenkins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11
NEAR VIENNA

%, 10000, 600 50. #. wooded lots at
81 500 per lot restricted TO nice
homes also wooded lots lisa mi. 10
D. c. at 81 900 per acre. For appt.,
call Vienna l33.
DOVE & REVELL
Maple Ave-. Vienna. Va. liz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11
OFFICE BUILDING

SMALL OFFICE BUILDING
Vacant in downtown financial dis
trict. Modern. well-lighted bldg.
full air-cond. Particularly suit
able for trade organ. insurance CO.,
collection agency. etc. etc. Attrac-
tive lease can be arranged for re-
SponSible party: owner may consider
selling. MRS. WHITNEY, ST.
3-455n 10
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COTTAGE ON BAY

SHADY SIDE, MD.
81 300 down. Year around BUNGALOW
bedrooms, paneled living room
fireplace, kitchen and bath. large
ed lot; barbecue. pier and sandy
beach. Everything that makes va.
cation perfect. Price Sa,45O, Bal
ance easy terms. Call Ia. g-6231.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11
PRESEASON OPENING
ROSE HAVEN
ON THE BAY

We are now Offering home
sites and homes at this newest
SheSapeake Bay resort, To-
rsted 80 miles from Washing
ton. ROSE HAVEN features
what no other development
does in its beautiful yacht
club. central water system,
private beach, hotel and land
locked boat harbor with slips
complete with telephone water
and electricity. Lots are priced
from So95, with terms If
desired.
DIRECTIONS: Out either
Cheyerly rd.. Suitland pkwy.
or Marlboro pike to Upper
Marlboro, follow Rte. 4 three
miles to WaysonS Corner.
bear right on 4l6 two miles
to Bristol, left on .5S four
miles to Route =, right 4 miles
to Friendship. left 4 miles to
ROSE HAVEN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11
81 5OO DOWN

Falls Church area: 3-bedrm. rambler,
bedrmS.. tiled bath, 14-aCre lot
fenced with plenty beaut, shade
trees Full price, Sl2,15O. Newly
decorated; vacant; ready for i'm
mediate occupancy. Move in today.
Purchasers may assume lge. GI
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11

are used, pare, rinse and add
whole. If large potatoes are pre-
ferred, cut into 11a inch cubes.
Add potatoes to the meat and
then the drained prunes. Cover
with cold water and cook over
moderate heat, uncovered, for As
minutes. Add the seasonings and
sweetening, reduce heat to a mild
simmer, adjust the cover on the
pot so that steam will escape to
prevent sogginess, and cook As
minutes to one hour longer. If
additional water is required,
small amounts of boiling water
may be added as required to pre-
vent scorching. Add the liquid
at side of contents in pot and
shake the pot gently to distribute.
This mixture must not become
soupy or mushy. DO NOT STIR
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11

1T. Shake the pot gently during
the cooking process. To make the
thickening or EINBREN, heat the
shortening in a frying pan and
stir in the flour till lightly brown
ed. Add about half cup of liquid
from the Tzimmes, stirring in till
thick and free from Jumps. Add
and shake pot gently to distribute
this thickening.\ Let cook three to
five minutes before serving. Serve
as main dish or poultry accom-
paniment. Serves 4 to 6.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
k0Sh HaSh0lah RpCiDps

Continued from Page SAY
nutmeg
u cup honey, syrup or dark
brown sugar.
2 tablespoons hot melted shorten
ing Chicken fat preferreO
2 tablespoons flour
Scar the meat on all sides and
add the finely diced onions,
turning meat till onions and meat
are nicely Drowned. Use the
heavy pot in which this Tzimmes
IS to be cooked. If small potatoes
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11
HATS MAY BE WORN IN
ISRAEL COURTS

The Presidents of the District
and Magistrate Courts throughout
Israel have been instructed by
Judge I. Eizenberg to regard
every person wearing a hat in
court as doing so because of re-
ligious reasons and to refrain
from questioning such persons.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11

Axes, spearheads and arrow
heads of the third and second
millennium B. C. were used as
implements of war. Some of these
belong to the period of the patri-
archs. They are on loan from the
collection of DR.. Walter Moses,
Tel Aviv, Israel.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-08-27
EGG.MAKER

For layers on good range. Rich
in calcium. phosphorus, ribo'
fIovin. y contoins 2o9o protein.
all the vitomins and minerals
needed for top production
Evening star., 1953-12-05
M r,nlin. e.r..p.. aa ,aaa : !,

and Pauline Greene. ~. 1922 D st.
David Eisenbise, 20. Freeport, nj, and
Kathleen Cuthbert. 19. 1891 Brent
Howard Kessell. 90. end Lilly Lukens.
20. both OF 342O 13sh st. NV.
George Gingrich. s. 1900 Massach9s-
30 E st. NV.
ii. both Of s1o2 Eiiicott S fstaa st. NV. H"uf''
Henry shaw. 4th, 35. $685. 10th st.
stSoln ny. W.. and Frances Leathers. 26.
Amelia crGime. AZ. s725 Macomb St.
NV.
Bernard Geller. "a, Baltimore, and Mae
zetlin, 20. 5134 Sth st. NV.
Iris Cherner, ~. shoreham Hotel.
Thomas Dismuke, 2S. Baltimore and
Joan Michaels. 25, 3511 oath st. ne.
and Jean Peschel "a, 65 Victor st. ne.
'aGSs Goria PsSS s A5s sth St VA and
Jackie Moser, .22. New Harmony, Ind,
and Alba johnson. 10. 1918 Belmont
DIR.
Lemuel johnson. "a. 3o2 11th st. s,w..
and Shelby Maxey. 1s. 1903 Clifton
Zach Hayes. 80. 1925 Ga. ave NV. and
Reaeha Henry. 81, 319 F st. s:w.
Raiford Sumner, 80, and Laura Voelkel.
32. both of Fredericksburg, Va.
Norma Thomas, 1S. 1925 Eaton I'd.
Richard Mitchell. 90. 1910 oates st. ne,
and Geraldine Chambers. 20. 1929
Leonard james ann -. e1e st. s.e., and
Hannah Smith. 10. Hillside. Md.
Evening star., 1953-12-05
Deaths and Births Reported in the District

GIRLS.
Gales and Minnie Bryant.
Richard and Marian Conner.
Ernest and Erva Cripps.
James and Lila Dolinger.
Richard and Jean Gable.
Milton and Elizabeth KniRht.
Marion and Carol Laughlin.
William and You Lowe.
William and Emma Miller.
Harold and Emma Morden.
Arthur and Edna Pruitt.
Sheldon and Sue Satin.
Lawrence and Virginia Baker.
Milton and Marjorie Brown.
Spurgeon and Sarah Ferguson.
James and Valeria Harris.
James and GLADYS Hemsley.
Fred and Hattie Johnson.
Alonzo and Macy Mason.
Raymond and Naomi Ross.
Luther and Helen Smith.
Robert and Jean Timberlake.
Robert and Laura White.
William and Phyllis Clark.
Archie and Gladys Crenshaw.
John and Mary DeBolt.
Irving and Selma Fox.
Eligha and Frances Hensley.
Carl and Dorothy Knox.
David and Betty Leroy.
Francis and Winnie Maietta.
Waller and Helen Moore.
William and Martha McClanahan.
Sydney and Bernice Ross.
Lawrence and Violet Bowding.
Robert and Virginia CephaS.
Carson and Dorothy Hankins.
Isaiah and Dorothy Harrington.
Walter and Dorothy Johnson.
Elmer and Juanita Lee
Harry and Doris Paige.
Carter and Mary Smith.
Maurice and Mary Street
Frank and Ernestine Wesley.
Evening star., 1953-12-05
Deaths

(From D. C. Bureau Of vital Statisticsl
William H. Harper. 70. 1924 Tilden ST.
Matthew F. Fritsch. 7s. 1856 Beecher
st. NV.
William F. scudder. 76. 1124 Vermont
Theodore r. Bzote. 72. 4e14 18th ST.
NV.
Charles W. Eaton, ~. 4so1 Connecticut
Alice F. Barker. ~. 1920 v st. Sc.
Maurice A. stratton, SO. 1928 Kenyon
Louis E. Brooke, 60. ssO5 Blaine st.
Samuel T. Kerr. 67. 1923 N. Randolph
St.. Arlington.
Ef1e N. McChesney. 65. 1920 36th st.
Yolan vertes. 81. 591s 4th st. NV.
joseph D. PotoSki. g., 2323 Green st.
Joseph G. Fitzgerald, so, Maryland.
George w. Hummer, so, l440 Fairmont
Beatrice J. Hunter. 81. 6214 westwood
Ernest S. Ewing. SO. 4os H st. ne.
edward Collart. 53 Washington. d. c.
John f. Histon. 81. 1928 18th st. ne.
William Collins. so. Merrifleld, Va.
Well Bolton. 70, 1850 Kalorama I'd.
Haired Patton. 20. 2425 E. st. ne.
Catherine Stewart, IS. 915 Westminster
Walter B. Howard SO. 2917 N st. Sc.
John T. Brashears. 81, 1905 10th st.
joseph simms. 50. 1345 Constitution
Evening star., 1953-12-05
Births

(From D. C. Bureau Of vital Statistics
BOYS.
Arthur and Dolores Allshouse.
Robert and Dorothy Brooke.
Robert and Billie CoeEon.
William and Joyce Giles.
Henley and virginia Guild.
John and Marjorie Mages.
Edward and Ruby Rigby.
Marvin and Rosalyn Schuldenfrei.
Robert and Dorothy Wilson.
Thomas and Doris Alexander.
Grant and Helen Brook.
Melvin and Virginia Carter.
Thomas and Florence Hardmon.
Frederick and. Ida Murdock.
Milton and Florence Palmer.
William and Theodosia Richardson.
Alexander and Mary Stewart.
Walter and Alma Tibbs.
William and Annie White.
William and 10 Marie Buzbee.
John and Helen Fluker.
Andrew and Maria Girolami.
Russell and Patricia KnauSs.
Arthur and Annie Olaker.
Donald and Jean Robertson.
Floyd and virginia TownSley
Richard and Ruthie Baskerville.
William and Daisy Graham,
James and Margaret Irby.
Arthur and Mary McSwain.
Charles and Geraldine PrentiSs.
Eugene and EStella Sharp
Lawrence and Rachel Thomas,
Eusene and Audrey Watson.
Isaac and Elveda Woods.
Evening star., 1953-12-05

ave. ne.
Rosa E. Harden. So. 1902 r st. NV.
Hubert Perry, AZ, Bethesda. Md.
Harvey Porter, 43. 1924 4th st. NV.
Louise Marshall, 43, 4525 Banner st.,
Ida Nae "ISI RSneS. M 40. 1919 10Th st. NV,
Evening star., 1953-12-05
Applications
.MurriuqeL License

Under D. C. latD couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. t0ait three full days
and receive the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Evening star., 1953-12-05

Mckinley WASHINGTON. SO. 1929 Swami
14th st. NV.
Millard Hunter. 81. 1901 Fulton st. NV,
and Margaret Mayor, 35, 1854 Mac
Arthur blvd.
william Mattson. 90. st. Louis Park,
Mimi. and Martha Fennell, 22. Ar
lington, Va.
Edwin Brown. 27. Pierrow, Ill, and
Edna Taylor. 1S. Alexandria. Va.
Charles Read. jr.. AZ. 146 18th st. me-.
and Marjorie DUNCAN, 45, 705 18th
Harold Mccamey. 80. 1908 D st. s.e..
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-31
MADRONA HOME

Four bedrooms and bath up. Liv-
ing room. dining room, kitchen. E.
quipped with gas range, electric re-
frigerator. Has gas hot water tank.
Some chairs and beds to go. This
home in excellent condition Close
to Madrona grade school. Will sell
.or FILA appraisal of $4,000.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-31
On Story of 42nd Combat Team Book

WASHINGTON, Cr.Jan. 31tJACL ADC-To
organization of the years ago
Feb % the Washington JAcI ADO office
prize public service remain
ing copies of the official Infantry history
outfit
Entitled Americans Story the
ed Written by Major ove Shirley of the original officers of
2nd the published the Infantry Jounay
ginally sold and still listed five dollars a copy
Washington purchased copies
from the Infantry Journal and making them available first
half original pricetwo dollars and
fifty copy the cost of
ping and postage be charged ordering by
operanal maps campaigns and bat
ties illustrations photographs
The chapters basic training unit
training port Battle Bruy
eres Champaign Valley Occupation and
Away addition the rank and
decorations every the un442nd Infantry 2s2nd En-
sinee Company Artillery listed the
awards
After these will be available since
the complete the Journal has been exhausted and
no reprnting planned
This historic should be in Nse and @
the most glorious chapter our history as per-
sons of japanese United States 1t book which
only by this generation but by those yet TO come
as living the loyalty Of the japanese populaOoh III
the United States Masaoka, Washington representative
He urged chapters district councils to order copies for pes
taon to libraries public relations project he aooeo
that appropriate presentation could be made to any N
friend the Japanese official Recommendation OF Nsei ne
d sent 70 the AC Washington office 3Oo FILM d. ~ e.
Washington 2, d. c.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-31
1852 MODERN BRICK APT.

Eight 4-room apartments. Two
buildings. Each unit has large liv-
ing room, dinette kitchen, two bed
rooms and bath Equipped with e.
lectric range and refrigerator. Hard
wood floors. Hot water heating sy-
stem. Each tenant has his own
storage and laundry room. Tenants
gay for electricity This is an in
vestment you should investigate.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-31
BEACON HILL MODERN

Near Columbia Ridge area. Only
ten years old. Two bedrooms, two
fireplaces Recreation room which
is finished complete with bar. Hard
wood floors throughout Full base
ment with garage AC oil furnace.
Selling for $4,000.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-31

The Vets
Mailbag
Editors As a to in community,
publishing
from
| tact writetb office)
CLAIMS DEADLINE -POws
With the April filing prisoner claims less
away all
ex-prisones of o
/ promptly if they already
provides compensation
prisoners of theaer
subjected violations of certain
1929 respecting the treatment of
prisoners o
The law provides violations shall be filed with
the Commission Washington rs C., which receives
and adudicates where the claimant
shows subjected violations of the Geneva Convention
Claim forms which are available at regional
rams Administration completely and all questions
answered so that the claim can be adudcated further
lopment
Eligible veterans who have forgotten
this information generally War Claims Commission
Up until the of Claims Commission had re-
ceed prisoner of war applications uno
,, m sos The current rate of adjudication than 1900
e and will be increased in Approximately $4,000
CLAIMS haveb adjudcated
Survivors of deceased prisoners also eligible
under Public Law 800 the forms
that purpose
Besides Administration obtain
ed organizations
directly Washington 25 D C.
QUESTION
O. gotta wilt 81 un-
entitled to another loan
which would be guaranteed difference?
A Yes You be to home loan which
could be guaranteed for So old and
new top guarantees
Yesler Way Auto Service
BEN rvx,rom JACK .uDo
Complete
Complete
Q Headlight Adjustment
18th and Yesler Way
: IS: $;;; '54k ID
SO Jackson street
Mutual Fish Co.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28

care. These forms are available at
any VA office.
Q-I'm a Korean veteran with
a service disability and
I'm thinking of taking out a term
CT insurance policy May con-
vert this policy later to a perman-
ent plan Of CT insurance?
A-Therc are two types Of term
policies available to post Korea
veterans. One is primarily for the
non-disabled and is not convert
ible. The other is only for the
disabled and is convertible If you
get the latter. you may convert it
to a permanent plan later.
Q-Im a World War I veteran,
and my U. S. Government Life
Insurance permanent policy has
Just lapsed through oversight on
my part When I reins.ato. must l
pay interest on the premiums in
arrears?
! A--You won't be required to
/ pay interest If you reinstate with
in three months from the due date
of the premium in default. If you
wait longer than that. 4 percent
! interest compounded annually
must be paid on the premiums in
arrears
Q-Is there any time limit
have to meet. III starting training
under the Korean CT Bill? I have
Just received my discharge
A-You must begin your train
ing within two years of the date of
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28

A resolution recently passed by
the Senate authorized the Bank
ing and Currency Committee TO
make a study OF our international
trade problems and particularly
of the possibilities for expanding
trade through operations of the
Export Import Bank and the In
ternational Bank for Reconstruct
ton and Development
This action was taken because
of the realization that sound
political relationships depend
upon sound economic relation
ships and that international mon
etary stability is essential TO inter-
national trade. 1t also was felt
that we should determine what
might be done to eliminate such
barriers to trade as the taking
over of plants without paying for
them or refusal TO allow profits to
be sent out of country
In planning for this study our
committee decided it would be
helpful to have an advisory group
Of outstanding citizens who would
represent farmers. labor. bankers
and business. as we'll as econo-
mists and other specialists. Be-
cause of the important place
which Virginia holds in the inter-
national tobacco trade. it was
suggested that | nominate two
members of the advisory group to
represent tobacco interests.
| was able to obtain the con-
sent of Berkeley Darlington OF
Dibrell Brothers. Inc. Of DAN
vile and W. Brooks George Of
LaruS and Brother Company. Inc.
of Richmond 10 give their SER
vices to the committee They will
assist in preparation of the re-
port which will be made to the
Senate next January. suggesting
legislation that would be helpful
in the promotion of international
trade.
The Congressional Reorganiza-
ton Act passed in 1916 designated
July 81 as the normal date for
adjournment Of sessions Of the
Congress. This was done in recog-
milton Of the Importance OF allow
ing those who make the laws a
reasonable part of each year to
be spent in their own states, find
ing out what the people want and
need.
The Senate held day and night
sessions. Trying to meet the adj
iournment deadline There have
been few complaints about the
legislative program, including one
speech on the Senate Floor point
ing out the high incidence OF
heart ailments among members
and suggesting that the pace
was killing one, but most
of US felt 1t was important
TO conclude this session promptly
We feel that the newly appointed
department heads in the EXecu-
tive Branch Of the Government
need from now until January, UNI
interrupted by Congressional de-