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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-05-01
Arlington Permits
Cover Many New
Residential Units

Building permits were issued
in Arlington County during the
past week as follows:
II. w. MCDONALD, 4310 Second
road North. owner; dwelling at
5225 Old Dominion Drive, TO cost
$18,50O.
r. Spreier, 139 South Highland
street. owner; dwelling at 5704
Second street South to cost So
600.
Stephen T. Clark, 2711 Min
nesota avenue Sc, owner; dwell
ing at 1925 North Kensington
street at cost of $4,000; archi-
tect, B. Y. Martin, jr.. Herndon,
Va.
oxford Realty, Inc, GAG North
Madison street, owner; dwelling
at 2146 North Thomas. to cost
$4,000; architect, j. Hardwick.
j. Perry Rhodes, 4O11 Twenty
second street North, owner:
dwelling at 4006 Vacation lane
to cost $4,000.
F1orance Realty Co., 2212 Will
son boulevard, owner; 5 dwell
ings at 1900 to 1905 North Van
Buren, street and one at TOT
Twentieth street South at $12,-
600 each; architect, William
Maxwell.
T. j. Offutt, 4636 North Ditt-
mar road. owner; dwelling at
101 South Lexington street at
$4,000; architect. William Man
veil.
Robert c. Truax, 101 Holmes
Run road,I Fairfax County,
owner; dwelling at 1924 North
Oxford street at $4,000.
Cub Construction Corp, 1912
Wilson boulevard. owner; dwell
ing at 4848 Thirtieth street
North at $18,500.
Fred G. Benin, Inc, 1914 York
town boulevard, owner: dwelling
at 1919 Twenty-eighth street
North at $4,000: architect, c. S.
Lghtbaron.
Elm Construction Co., Inc, is
Ridge road, Fairfax County, Va.
owner; dwelling at SILT York
town boulevard at $4,000; arch
itect, Ralph Francis.
T. j. Offutt, 4536 North Ditt-
mar road, owner; dwelling at
1902 North Kenmore street at
$4,000; architect, William Man
veil.
Paul B. Rosenberger, 1900
North Herndon street. owner;
dwelling at 2407 North Quebec
street at $4,000; architect, w. j.
Anderson.
M. T. Broyhill & Sons. 1924
Lee highway. owner; apartments,
48 units at 4641 and 50 Twen-
tieth road and 203O-36 North
Woodrow street. at 1886, 900;
Corning & Moore. architects.
May Properties, Inc, SIS East
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-05-01
Scandal Of SIuIas
Worse Than That
In FILA, 5aysCcie

Slum conditions allowed to ex-
list In the Nations cities consti-
tute q far worse housing scan
dial" than any Of the matters re-
Gently exposed in the inveStiga-
ton Of certain FILA operations.
Housing Administrator Albert M.
Cole said this week.
1.-THE Nations No. / scandal"
he told a United States Chamber
Of Commerce meeting here. as
the scandal Of the Slums."
MIR. Cole discussed slum con-
ditions at a meeting of the
Chambers Construction and
Civic Development Department,
and also touched upon recent ex-
posures in the FILA.
I'm any one of more than a
score of Cities" the Administra-
tor said, "the profits from this
(slum) scandal have been much
greater and the losses much
more serious to the taxpayer
than all the windfalls made on
608 rental housing projects.
These profits have been paid
by tax money at the rate Of hun
dreds Of millions Of dollars every
year. and by millions of families
who have been bilked and de-
frauded out Of their earnings
and their basic right to live de-
Gently.
Then Mr.. Cole said:
Nov ! want to ask you some
thing. What are you citizens.
you business leaders, doing about
the mess in your own home
towns?
"And If ever I saw a mesa
real, sinking, diSgraceful mess
it Is the slum mess we have
throughout the country"
Mr.. Cole said that while many
business leaders are taking a
lead in their communities to cor
rect such conditions. the alarm
and action we have had thus far
doesn't yet begin to match the
problem"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-05-01

Broad street. Falls Church, Va,
owner: dwelling at 300 North
Peary street. at $4,000: Corning
& Moore, Architects.
r. H. Stowe, 2601 North JET
ferson street, owner; dwelling at
2414 North Vermont street and
2513 North Vermont street, at
$4,000 each; c. L. Meyer, archi-
tect.
Kettler Properties, Inc. 1904
Calvert street NV. owner;
dwelling at 3548 North Valley
street, at $4,000; Patterson &
Worland, architects.
Manor Construction Corp. 1901
Fifteenth street north. owner;
three dwellings at 201-07-13
Manchester street, at $4,000
each; L. P. Courembis. architect.
Glenn G. Bierman, 1880 Twen-
ty-fourth road. north, owner;
dwelling at 4124 Nellie Gusts
drive. at $4,000: John Pickett,
architect.
Walter c. Haines, 2040 Wilson
boulevard. owner; two dwellings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-05-01

at 1900 North Veitch street and
2209 Eighteenth street. north: at
$4,000 each.
Haworth Bromley, 3246 South
Stafford street, owner; dwelling
at 2619 South Ives street, at
$4,000: George T. Santmyers,
architect.
MacPherson-M Morris Co., sos
Radio Building, owner; dwelling
at 5451 Twenty-second street.
north, at $4,000; M. j. Ander-
son, architect.
Offutt Building Co.. Inc. 2040
Sixteenth street, north, owner;
four dwellings at $500 to 5512
North Carlin Springs road. at
$751; 900 each.
Jack Byrnes and Charles Ko-
lakoski, 3471 North Washington
boulevard; store and shop at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-05-01

3471 Washington boulevard. at
$4,000; Stan g. Samperton. ar
chitectS.
May Properties. Inc, SIS East
Broad street, owner; two dwell
ings at 3O53 and BOAT North
Peary street, at $4,000 and $685.
500; F. A. Knoblock and E. A.
WE'LL, architects.
A. j. Pratt, 1903 Peach street,
Alexandria, owner; dwellings
CD at 1900 and 1906 South
Quincy street. at $4,000 each.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-04-15
Sore Mouth
In Lambs
By ]. w. Stafford, D.V.M.

CONTAGIOUS ECId INA Is
disease of sheep that everyone
around here calls 'sore mouth" If
you watch closely during an out
break of this disease in sheep, the
first thing you will notice is red
spot at the commissures of the lips.
This red spot develops into blister
that lasts about "a hours before COM
ing into pustule. In day or so the
pustule ruptures, leaving sore.
Several of the sores coalesce and
become covered with a thick, brown,
crust-like scab as shown in the pic
ture. The scabs may vary from the
size of a pea to those extensive
enough to cover both lips, the nose
and the chin. If the scabs are ex-
tensive the lips will be swollen and
stiff. This makes it quite difficult
for lambs to eat or nurse. AS a re-
suit they lose considerable weight
during the course of the disease.
The disease is caused by a virus
which can live for long time in
the dried scabs that fall away from
infected sheep. This fact is attrib-
uted to maintaining the infection on
the ranch.
Disease Runs Course
In 10 days to three weeks the
scabs fall off. The disease has run
its course, and the lamb has recov-
cred. Once the lamb has the disease
it is immune for life. Occasionally {
secondary bacterial infection take:
place that compEcates the disease.
Sore mouth is seen in nursing
lambs quite frequently in the farm
bands. It seems to be more fire
quent in the fall in the range bands
The disease is very common in feede
lambs that have been exposed dur
ing shipping.
Most cases of sore mouth recove
just as fast if the lambs are LEI
alone and as if they are treated. TIL
old method of forcing off the scab
and cauterizing the area with l
per cent nitric acid solution or SINH
lar preparation, in my opinion, doe
more harm than it does good.
If anything, this type of treatmer
actually delays healing by causin
more tissue damage. And it is mo:
certainly an invitation to. any SCI
ondary infection that is lurkin
around. Softening up the scabs wit
a carbolated vaseline, or one of til
sulfa or antibiotic ointments, will
out forcibly removing the seal
would be the preferred treatment.
a Reliable Vaccine
There is very reliable vaccine fl
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-04-15

Research estson hon3 showed weight
Coins TO ones xiro 10 by feed
And there's 70 breed feed und core for
Figuring conservatvey about $o4 keep brood
cow Because of these overhead market and drouth
lot of ranchers have down their herd the past
few months.
of ranchers finding that they keep fewer
vet the of calves by following the Purna
Creep Feeding Program.
Purina Research 5000 cattle show the equivalent of
calf of 10 by feeding Purina And
this calf is like gift there's to breed feed
and care for.
This many rancher who normally 40 cows could
market of beef from only Sc In this
way they would about 1856 the of carrying
four
IN 2YEAR TESTS, added conditions put by sucking
Ceeped calves caused in heat earlier and
ceve regularly This resulted in 1920 calves the
following season for cows with creep-fed calves.
EXTRA cow CONDITION in 441z lbs
beef that could have been marketed.
PURNAS PROGRAM for creep feeding has been built
research and from actual ranch demonstrations held
throughout cattle country with than 5000 head of cattle
ASK YOUR PURlNA DEALER the Store with the Checker
board Sign tell you about PurinaS research
proved feldtested Creep Feeding Program.
Evening star., 1954-05-09

at Thursday to Da,se3
SILVER SPRING Fen@n Euo7 Mon Thurs Fri A2ao9aO PM Other AM
Evening star., 1954-05-09
Continental ''Four Leaf
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34.95

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colors.
Other Sizes For All Your Needs.
Evening star., 1954-05-09

So cool because they're ventilated!
They require no finishing, are light.
weight for easy moving. Perfect for
indoors or out. Buy several for a
pleasant summer grouping.
3rd Floor, Washington; 4th Floor
Silver Spring and PARKington
Evening star., 1954-05-09

One of the most popular of all fiber rugs
right at the top for quality, long wear, good
looks It's reversible with stripe -textured effect
In either gray, green, beige tan or rose. Prac-
tically any width can be had in any length.
CLa.L &L,.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-13

You Were Here" at the Music
Circus. The orchestra will be
moved to the back Of the tent.
~
Army warning reserves to no.
tify them at least "a hours be-
fore leaving city. Howard
Hughes and Glenn Mccarthy
feuding. S. Sir Ralph Richard
sons wife In q London hospital,
heart attack. Overheated
cars with open hoods lined up
on pathways. Y, Mitzi Gaynor
wants to hit Broadway in
the holman Gardner musical.
plain and Fancy" -. The
Lewis Fl. (Doc) Schwarzes (Rita
Curtis) expect an October Stork
tshe's Brooklyn Councilman Sam
Curtis daughter) 80. Vanderbilt
estate in Newport for sale, $780,
600. When built In 1894 1t cost
nearly $500, 900. The John
Walkers (his dads MGM rec
.ords v. p.) called her Susan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-13

ert Ryan"s mother seriously I'll.
Latin Quarters Jean Tart
prefers Andy Carey, Yankee
third sacker.
4
Success story: Edmund Pur-
dom lived ii q $30-a-month ga
rage. ate only through SO loans
from friends In Hollywood, only
q couple of years ago. Now he's
starring In Zanuck's THE Egyp-
tian," 20th,s most ambitious eff
fort to date. Practically q walk
on In Julius Caesar" he is in
all but two Of the 246 scenes OF
The Egyptian" Hildegarde
and Johnny Johnston terminated
their night club partnership. S.
Mrs. Sidney Howard delighted.
Alec Guinness to star In her late
husbands comedy. Madam, viii
You Walk" st. John Terrell
turning his Lambertville, N. j.
orchestra pit into q real swim
ming pool when he plays wish
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-13

the hotel hadn't let anyone use
1t since his last visit in 1851.
Hardly economical" said the
Duke. Now, II only Maurice
Chevalier stays out Of interna-
tional politics and sticks to his
songs, everything win be okey-
dokey. He is d sucker for signing
petitions. apparently.
k*4
Anthony Eden and the missus
having three undisturbed yaca-
tion weeks In Austria, will not
be contacted by the Foreign Of
ice. unless Churchill decides It's
necessary. insiders say this will
be Eden's last holiday before
taking over the premiership. !.
United States rights to De
Gaulle's "War Memoirs" not yet
sold. Paris publication date Octo-
Der 20 S. Piper Laurie and Dick
Contin0 resumed In Las Vegas.
]. Margaret O'Brien win be the
Juliet on TVS Romeo and Ju-
let In February. No Romeo SEE
lected yet. !. Helen Forrest and
Paul Hogan close to q reconcilia-.
ton. Chuck Barnett calls
Willie Mays the Alabambino.
H&A
Marion Brando, Robert Taylor.
Stewart Granger and Vic Ma.
ture all cunning for the title
role In MGM's ..Ben Hur."
Laurence Olivier Vivian Leigh
trip to America indefinitely post
poned. =. Peron slated for ma
jor surgery. Jed Harris
working on THE Loud Red Pat
rick" Ruth McKenney's bio OF
her grandfather. "The
Benchley Roundup" edited by
Bob's son. Nathaniel, illustrated
BY Gluyas Williams. due Sep
TENDER 8, via Harper. Rob-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-13
NEW YORK.

\
Talk Of the Town: Judge Har-
old Medina. Of Connie trial
fame. may be Democrats COM
promise run for Governor. 81.
Canadians hopeful that Roger
Bannister win settle in vancou-
yer for his medical career. All
Of the British track and field
SQUAD loved Vancouver and Ban
mister was no exception. Four
years ago. when the British team
competed at Auckland. four Brit
ish stars moved out to New Yea
land--shot-putter Moody, quar-
ter-miler Les Lewis, high-jun1per
Wells and hammer champ Dun-
can Clark. Duke of Edinburgh
was quartered In the 14-roorla
suite at Hotel Vancouver. learned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-13
Grohonn
(Continued From Page A-10.l

eContinued From Page A-10.)
He shot q 2OO-pound buck on the
first day Of the deer-hunting
season-the biggest in San Luis
Obispo history. It gave him al
most as much pleasure as when
he lands a zoo, 0O0-buck picture.
The lawyer for Lady Beatty
in her fight with Bill O'Connor
for the custody of their son
Is David Niven's former father
in-law. the Hon. William Rollo.
He is the father Of David's first
wife, who died in a tragic ac-
cident. There1l be a verdict soon
for Bill and Lady Beatty.
Tony Martin has been offered
a big salary and percentage deal
by the Shuberts to star on Broad
way In the revived "Zeigfeld
Follies." Tony will fly to New
York to discuss the show after
he finishes "Hit the Deck" at
Metro.
X u \
There were three of the orig
inal cast at the premiere of
Gone With the Wind" Ona
Munson. who few in from New
York, Ann Rutherford, and
Camnlie King, who played the
4-year-old Bonnie, now a stu
dent at UCLA.
Loretta Young and Tom Lewis
celebrating Is years of mar
rage. I just wanted to tell you
that we in Hollywood take pride
in long Lasting marriages. just
as we regret our divorces.
Gen. MacArthur's son, Arthur,
asked to meet Greta Carlo on
his trip to Hollywood. But after
her surprising CONSCIOUSNESS on
arriving, Greta went into hid
ing again.
Il Il 4 4
Merle Oberon, who used to
prefer to live abroad, has cam
celed her European voyage and
will do another picture for goth
Century, Fox.
It will take seven hours to see
James Mason's last two pictures,
10000 Leagues Under The
Sea" and "A Star Is Born. !"
Each runs more than three
hours.
Bette, Davis writes from her
Maine home revealing she is
/ chatting at the bit. but she's
been off the screen for so long
she doesn't want to come back
unless the part is absolutely
right.
There are five bridges out Of
downtown Boston. But" says
Tony Curtis, sit took the studio
months to figure this great title
for my picture, Five Bridges to
Cross It's the story of the
million dollar Brink robbery"
| tReleased by NANA.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-13
Films Of More Than Routine Merit

Films Of More Than Routine Merit
"THE CAPTAINS MISUNDERSTANDING Alec Guinness
mutes between two wives
HANS CHRISTIAN UNDERSTANDING Kaye the famed
story-teler ~
"FHE LONG, LONG TRAHERLuci and Desi king size and
in celor
'PINOCCHIO"-Fine vintage Disney the younger set
"SHANE"-Alan Ladd and Van Hefn superior outdoor
yarn
"THE STUDENT PRTNCE"-FuIy revived with lavish produce
ton and Ann Blyth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-13
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The Key West citizen., 1954-07-10

Basea on eopyriGhteA 0utlsmes
produced by the Divfsfen 81 Chrisf-
tan Education. NanenaI Council 81
~. CLurches ef Christ In the O. q.
A. ana used By permissioB
The Key West citizen., 1954-07-10
Chaplain W.M.;Laudenslager
To Conduct Farewell Services

Chapel At TOO pm. he will lead
the evening vespers at Sigsbee
Park.
The Protestant chaplains in the
area have been conducting these
drive-in vesper services each Sum-
day at sunset for the past 2 years.
The public is cordially invited to
attend.
Navy Choir
The Naval Station Chapel choir
will assist with this vesper service
in honor Of Chaplain Laudenslag.
er's fine service to Naval person.
mel and the community while in
in the area. Next week Chaplain
and Mrs. Laudenslager and four
children will head back to Philadel-
phia, Pa, where on September 1
he will take up his duties as chap
lain at the Lankenau Hospital.
The Nays and Key Vests loss is
the hospitals and Philadelphia s
gain.
The Key West citizen., 1954-07-10
Living Rosary
For AnHOly
Name Societies

The Holy Name Societies of the
Key West area are joining in or.
der to carry out the Living Ro-
sary" to begin on July IL at the
Grotto on the Convent grounds.
Every second Sunday from July
to November this Living Rosary"
will take place. Beginning at $40
a. m. with the recitation of the
rosary at the Grotto of Our Lady
of Lourdes and marching into the
Church for Holy Mass and recep-
ton of Holy Communion in
body. the st. Mary, Star of the
Sea Society will start the day.
Communion Breakfast
Immediately after the Mass the
Society will adjourn to the Parish
Center, 1921 Duval St., for break
fast. where chefs L. B. McElveen,
D. E. McCurdy and Victor Davis
will man the galley.
In the evening at 1880 p. m, the
Naval Base Holy Name Society
will join st. Mary, Star Of the Sea
Society for the Living Rosary.
President Bill Dyson, of the Ma
val Base Society and President
George Bonamy of st. Mary's,
earnestly request all Catholic men
in the area to join the Societies for
the rosary in paying homage to
Our Lady, Queen Of Heaven, dur
ing her special Marian Year.
The Key West citizen., 1954-07-10
Rev. Touchton
Returns From
Youth Camp

The Reverend and Mrs. Paul J.
Touchton were expected to return
today from the Methodist Youth
Camp at Leesburg, where they
have been on the staff of the
Miami district camp this week.
Members of the intermediate
department of the First Methodist
Church this week were Wayne
Albertus, Joyce Elder, Kay Havi-
land, Paul Huddleston, Tommy
Sue Montgomery, Mary Touch
ton. Clare Thomson, Martha
Whiteside, Freida Wolf. Joyce
Simmons and Jackie Steed.
Miss Della Touchton, also from
First Methodist is a regular memb-
er of the youth team at the camp
for the summer.
Subjects Announced
Mr.. Touchton has announced
that on Sunday morning he will
preach on the. topic, Building
Tomorrow's Church." and in the
evening, he will speak on "The
Shepherds Psalm"
Visitors in the city and service
personnel as well as local citizens
wifi find q hearty welcome al
First MethodiSt-the "Old Stone
Church.
The Key West citizen., 1954-07-10
Effective Prayer
lis Christian
Science Topic

That true progress depends on
effective prayer, on mans SELL
less desire to understand and
apply the spiritual truths con-
corning God and man, will be
brought out at Christian Science
services this Sunday.
Readings from the King James
Version of the Bible and Science
and Health with Key to the
Scriptures" by Mary Barker Eddy
will comprise the Lesson-Sermon
entitled Sacrament" Scriptural
selections include the account of
Jesus meeting with his disciples
on the shores of Galilee after his
resurrection, as told in Johns
Gospel.
From Science and. Health will
be read the following passage
(1:6): "Prayer, watching, and
working, combined with self-im-
notation, are Gods gracious
means for accomplishing what
ever has been successfully done
for the ChriStianization and
health of mankind"
The Key West citizen., 1954-07-10

Chaplain Wilbur M. Laudenslager
LCDR, CHIC, who has been with
the Naval establishment in Key
West since August, 1858, is to be
released to inactive duty next
week.
While on his tour here Of nearly
a year at the Naval Hospital and
a year at the us. Naval Station,
Chaplin Laudenslager has been
active in many community affairs.
He has preached in many Of our
churches and spoken to many civic
organizations and participated in
many Of their activities. He has
been an active member Of the Key
West Ministerial Association.
Final Services
On Sunday Chaplain Laudenslag-
er will hold his final services
while with the Navy in this area.
He will as usual have the Protest.
ant service at the Naval Hospital
Chapel at s:l5, and preach at the
11:00 service at the Naval Station