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Evening star., 1955-11-13
PRINCE cEoRGEs COUNTY

ApELRuI MANOR tnr. LangisYl-
2sns,s q. ,s,i3s egins e "a 49, W. r.ssss sssrI.
IKE new: rec. rns.. ISN'T: barssin
price. Open sun. f-6, 1908 26th
ave, iust on Univ. lane. ~. e-0901.
= =. CARMICHAEL REALTY 90.
ApEIRHrMearly new brick RAM
bier; 8 bedrooms. y baths, rec.
l1emi Ike new unusual value,
&I3s 800. OF approved: can H.
4-6AoQ: HUGH Z PECK. 1880
AIDRI hIsN pAnS1gs15sS HSs.bsdrn sss sr,ek rambler.
I baths; lge. iiF, rm.. din, area;
fun bsrnt. wyfecr. rfla.s $13.6bQ. Gl
approved, WA. T-OID0. WA. T-4632.
HINDER q SELLERS.
ADELRm Attr. rambler, heAuti-
fully located: like new. 3 hedfms.,
All-tile elect. kit; full bsmt, lge.
fenced ecrnsE lCt priced z sell e
S1ess1. e IA "a. S.s75s. " u . tn
ALLISON 81. 4-hedrm.. 2-bath
brick Cape Cod Din. fip., ise. ktt.l
bsnnt., fenced. wooded lcts nr. Kree-
az s;ass,rs ;ssD VA y ss9.lle,;a zs9llgs; VA.
ANDnEWS CENSUS AREA--Saie ci
rent. All brick. 3 bedrms.. semidet.,
GIUINs MAtsl LM3 AlrM<UsH U|tNt1 Sl1gGa
Hpaeos VIII rent for Si1b per mo
with option 70 buy. ives. Mr. Ban.
dys HE. e-62Sl. CRAWFORD 4
pANpY2 INC. Realtors. Re. $4,000
ANDREWS EIELD ARkA--Brnnd.
new brick 3-bedrm fnmbief1 with
1ull daylight basement eeparetl
1tnine room, modern kitchen win
birch cabinet and disposal. etc.
modern bath with EDrmiea vafal
tory, etc. a real quality famhleI
with VA and EHA financing. Lo
Gated u Wsshinaton EstatsS, Dis
frtcf ufights. Nd. Call Mr.. oufies
s5Rsss5D Z e ~ & ahsrHHFEka ~ s1Sass szi'ss
nc. i7z5 i !: nv. IA. $1,000
AyoNDAIkaoos chiliun I'd
Open I-dark. xou,ll ray It's In.
nosaihle Tor one home 70 cfIef x
iss. din fii.. nice III. tn1tty pi1i
den. Sids screened porch. ieyei,
@vec. rn1.. 3 nice hedfnIns storm
scls isdoEr ssrpsts5 SAs ssTsrH sss InI5ss SE
4tAiV~N00Is
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New Split-Level
Si4.060
OPEN TODAY

rruiy distinctive: 4 separate levels;
3 tyin-siSe bedrnns., 1la baths.
ist-n. den. gorgeous Early Ameri-
can Kitchen, eye-ievel oven. dis
posal. birch cabinets, grade en-
trAncei 81 900 dn. to non.yets.
Only 3 left ct this price. Dir:
i mile past U. Of Nd. on highway
No. l to dreenbeit rd.. right TO
r. Il ave, left to 1rouuois st.,
right to 62nd ave, right to 9507
SIND ave. daniels Park.
w. r. Hughes Co.
AP. 7-14O0 TIN 8 pm.
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sPACEMAKER
split-Leyels : Full Baths
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
si7.47o-GI, $s7o DOWN

9 bedrooms. finished rec. rm. that
its own separate bath and lis own
outside entr.; sep. din. rtrl.. up-to-
the-niinufe Kitchen with eye-ievel
oven. freplaee. FHA and conren-
tionhl financing.
OPEN DAILY NOON TILL DARK
Directions; out e.. Az, ,, 70 yissSs =.
Cafhefine's Cathoiic Church. then
left on Gan st, and follow OPEN
SIGNS % Model Home at Se0b
b. I. SMiOLEN, Realtor
~. 7-ssll ~. e-oes4
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HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.
OPEN sum. i stiI DARK

OPEN SUM-, / til DARK
TIE FOLLOWING HOMES ARE
oPH FOR YOUR INSPECTION
HILLCREST HEIGHTS
$500 2eth AVE-s and s bedrma.
sidered. $4,000 70 s26.e60.
24oe oArTHKR sT-New brk. ram.
bier 2 bIks. from Holy PANTY
Church. 3 lge. bedrms.. family
sized kit. and din. rn.
as1s. 25le KEATTNa ST.. sor ep-
proyed--Neu bEk.; Q Tms., ia
baths; bsmt.; porcheh.
Bsee and $50 azth PL-l bed
rms: fun hsmt.; IN baths: new.
al brick
FLIESIIMAN,S VILLAGE
5s0s BONITA er.-Nsv brk..and-
stone rambler; 3 rniss bsfhs.
Only Si0se6O.
SUITLAND
1900 BLK. PORTER gT.-B new
bfk. ram1lere featuring 3 lHe. fml.
tan bsfat. Has Al utils. Only
CLINTON
New brk. ramblers: 8 Ise. rms: fun
finished bsmt.: breezeWay 70 gar, !;
Hs-here lot. Only SIS, 800. Left
ct Clinton Light approx. 2 miles.
FORESTvILLE
$3.50 PoMPHREY DR.. oI approved,
3.O0O--Det.: bedrfns.: level lot.
Cony. to Andrews Field.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS
2s02 RAMBLEwooD DR.--4-bed.
rm. det.. bFk. and ahingle. bamt /:
low down payment Priced 70 sen.
TO sER THE FOLLOWING HokExz
CALL FOR APT.
FORREST HEIdHTe4 bedrm. Cape
Cod; bsrnt-. sep. din. rn.: lovely
lot. Priced 10 sell.
BRADBURY HE1oHTs-s bsdtms. /:
porches: bsmf-. all utila. Lesl
than $4,000. Also brk. Cape Cod
In wonderful eond.
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$4OO DOWN
$50 A MONTH

3-bedrm. bungalow. M-bsmt.. Is-acre
won't last. RICHARD E. LEE, WA.
S7-420b.
OPEN SUN, NOON til DARK
47sy West ave. snitland--e-rm.
rambler, $27,50O
4474 Ford dr., euitland--new o-rm.
. rambler, : $20.4 $50.
1901 wyviIi ave-. on Branch ave. &c.
---0-rnl. new rambler. S16.7b0.
Inspect these homes at your Con-
venienes. Terms arranged to suit.
T, ~. BURGESS
As0i silver Hili Rd. 20. $500
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BE OUR GUEST

come, see the NEW TyPR So-Fr.
sfLfT-LEvEL fsafuring large pic
kure window n Nv. rin. and also In
din. aYsaR This house has huge
Il bss.nsns Iss ; E desired easss Select tous yoas
section 81 sea6rook Acres. BE your
own decorator and choose your
and sun. I p IN, TN dark. pIREC-
T10N1 10 ExHBTT HOUSE. From
LAnham. Nd, drive 1 mile out Ian
3 hsRs S,s Ro.,s .s. q HMSs cSlISs oIHNE iEPT.
Realtors, Lanhsm. Nd. AP. 7-8500.
BRICK RAMBLER -$l2,5 500
ryo bsdEms nun e,H... g. 4 heat, q
iasse eornsr fenssd .oIs lot. ~ Near shop- ,D
dI approved; 6ft down. wall
rd.. BiadensburR. Nd. UN. 4-34 90.
y
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S798 DOWN CT

Baia " owner. sl6.D50 1t less than
VA arpEaisel this hopse Is 1 dream:
rsnsled Nv rrn ,,,.a With .i,,,,, nTsgL sns s,,a
kit 4 BIZ begirlns. M seratlintehed}
with slidlng door closets. Pull hsmt,
has unusual recr. lm. and GROUND
LEVEL entrance. Beautifully land
ncaped. 50 shrubs. 10 trees hlks.
from compile shopping ctr. Ideal
residential nei8hhorh rhood out Ca.
sEs- sa,;,,, slss; past 9ld N. HlaasnsegifS g asi :
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] lIACRES
sll.2sO 90, 900 DOWN

@A4tG0u---1s suuU 0OWN
This Cape cod has . nies-sised Nv.
fm.t 2 bedrns., full bath. lse. weil-
equipped kitchen and dining area:
ektre-laTGe bedrn1. on xno a.;
detached garage. Home sits on q
knoll overlooking highNay. shade
trees: nice green lawn. Properly
approx, ~ mlleS from the D. g,
line: 2 miles from hwy. Rte. 8.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
RsaltQE 92t4 Branch Ave. eE
Brick Cape Cod ,750
esL2 Early 9; ne I. y Maryland s y ,!'s rssk
facing elem. school. Lge, Nv. Fn.
with dfepi.; 2 complete baths; gas
radiator heat. $3.50 dn. CT or
$1,000 dfl, non-Gl. Quiet, paved,
dead.end street. Key next door ct
661A. 10 reach: Across new East
Capitol 81. Bridge aud out blvd. 70
65th 81, right blk. to Early kt.,
left 10 house, JAMES CARROLL
REAL Estate. Sunday, LU. R-iH57i
Or 10. T-6S2s; weekdays, 20,
2-O40l
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OPEN TODAY
HYATTSVILLE
3o1l ONEIDA pIACE

On . quiet residential street. and
amid stately shade trees. neat q
bedrm. bungaloF, with .expandabie
rear glassed IN porch. ana det.
EaEage. Newly listed. and real
queens Chapel ID. p ogeltherpe
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8 S-BEDROOM AND DEN

5niit-level brick and frame. home
has many nie features, incl. Are
places. xooa 3 3pansling builssin cab
snets. spaclcus porch. patio. bar
grounds. Priced ut S1e,obO, large
III trust. can RE. k-7Ab4. ..-.ia
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CHEVERLY
24lo LAKE AVE.
OPEN SUNDAY, ] TIL DARK
SIG, 700 CT APPROVED

2-sto.y Colonial, only 20 min. from Capitol
Living room with fireplace, large separate dining
room, modern kitchen with dining space. Side
screened porch full basement, recreation room
with bar, and VI bath Storm windows, etc Beauti-
full lot.
DRRcTcNs out New 9sltRore q chsver Exit
Euclid street, risht % Laks avenue, left % home.
MAss AVE NV. MA s-soao
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HOUSES ron sALE-MD.

LovKLY coMkfUNTTY. nr. waldorf,
bath. sen. dinetts, 6sW condition.
ISwa: IlSysly sE,Ss ss,Ssndssi oa. Sxss ssrs IN
snd-ifsins combination. Thres iSs.
bedrms.. firepl.s sep. din. rrn.,
beautiful birch kit. att. garage,
over 2h acres Of EFpund; IN Port
Tobacco Heiehtas nF. La Plata. Nd
Price, SCI 900, terms.
MARYLAND REALTY
Corner RTE. s6i and aas,
La Plata. Nd.
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STUNNING
RANCH HOUSE

1eautifnl s5-ft. brick rambler on
Skits fenesd: s 6sdrlss.. T sso 4 Ii. bsshs..
pep. din: rIil., huge kit, frepl.;
ur6Gn nhrhd. Cf smsil estates. SIS
fsS HSssrfs.h sss i ~ i'nsaia Ssa sely & SaaaT THE
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,':s-IEj 3 IBEDRMlS. fSiEli3 VS.

An on / door. Home also has din.
rm. and ige. yd, Non 81 may take
ulents. $1,000 down. Price, &12.-
800. Open.
To reach: Out Pa. ave. s.e. 20 end,
right 70 Sritland rds left about
mi. to Collins Esso; left 2 biks,,
rtght to sos Maple I'd McALL5s-
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HYATTSVILLE HILLS
ADELPHI
4s1C ADEI PHI ROAD
UNIVERSITY PARK
64nQ COLESVITI.E RD

Cleaning brick Colonial. on x acre.
rsneh IT fenced need corner .. iCt ,Il;.'., mas.
rra., M with fif.epiace. iaxiS dining
rm., huge kitchen. with disi1vashef,
dieposali, washer and dryer. 2-caf
brick garage. Playhouse. and many
other extras. Priced 5000 below
reproduction cost. at S29, 300.
Terms 70 responsibIe purchaser.
DIRECTIONS; out Queens Chapel
I'd. 70 Cclesvilie I'd. and Open Sign.
sisn.
The Perry Boswell Co.
WA. T-<500
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CAMP SPRINGS

OF APPROVED
0f0b pnynee dr., on Allentown rd..
3-bedrri. aii-bfiek falnblerf carpQrt;
over - Aeres cen Be bought below
OF npprnisat " you act quickly.
Gee Mr.. Huffman.
MOORE Il MOORE REAL ESTATE
RE. $4,000 Ewes. LO. 7-1472
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RuNGAL0W'

CAPITOL HEIGHTS. 900 6ist pl.--.
liye rms. side drive; $500 70
g. 81 goo eesh; new eoldisien; t6, opsn
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81, 600 DOWN

3 bodrms.s weil-euulpped XII, Ige.
IN. rm. with arepi,, full bspit. with
VI bath laq. reg: I'm. with nrepl.
9900 Branch Ave.
70. s-Tsso 10. T-o<7e
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Cheverly Area
3.bsdrm. rambler, sss heat; iArss
Anchor fenced lot, OF approved,
only $fl,b00 for quick sale. CLYDE
+. ADAMS, Realtor, UN 4-lI43
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i BLK, FROM DISTRICT LINE
Pr Marlboro pike: ? brick hoiaes,
~ s-ssas ~, s 2-issae
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$e2S DOWN 10 CI
electric Kitchen, venetian blinds,
storm windows. In good residential
area, &l2. 500,
23i9 METzERoTr Rp.. hpELPHI
y. ROY Y 7 13 s5xs sEauEL
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!. Victor Dickey

AP 7-8080
issssBc ssSc s5d SO lD: p:sailS hy.::.slis q 4Ss "a
Evening star., 1955-06-03
Area Dam Bill
Goes to Senate

The House yesterday passed
and sent to the Senate bill to
increase The height of con-
occasionally authorized dam on
the Rappahannock river near
Fredericksburg from 220 feet to
240 feet.
The legislation. sponsored by
Representative Smith, Democrat,
of Virginia, was approved by a
voice vote of the House after a
lively debate on the floor.
The dam is authorized by a
flood control law of 1946 at a
height of 220 feet. But, pro-
ponents of the bill explain. such
height was considered by the
Army engineers as uneconomical
for both hydro-electric power
and flood control.
Also championing the bill was
Representative Jones, Democrat,
of Alabama.
Representative Becker, Repub-
lican, of New York, member
of the House Public Works Com
mittee which handled the legis-
lation recently and sent it to
the floor, charged there was no
need for flood control. hydro
electric power or more water for
Fredericksburg.
He contended the Virginia
Electric Power Co. could furnish
all the extra power needed in
the area. He also referred to
testimony of farmers protesting
the destruction of their farms by
food waters behind the dam.
Evening star., 1955-06-03
Western Europe
To Call ParIey
On Economics

MESSINA, Sicily. June 8 R.-
The six nations of the European
Coal-Steel Community agreed to-
day to call an international con-
ference to discuss wider economic
unity for Western Europe.
France, however, was reported
strongly opposed to yielding any
sovereignty to an international
control agency. West Germany
also was said to be wary.
Agreement to call the con-
ference came in a session lasting
until after midnight of the for
eign ministers of France, West
Germany. Italy. the Neither
lands. Belgium and Luxembourg.
meeting as the Ministers Coun-
Gil of the Schuman Plan coal
steel group.
No date was set for the meet
ing. But a communique issued at
the close of the two-day session
said experts of the six govern
ments would meet. and before
October would draft recon-
mendations on the course the
conference would take.
Markets Integrated
Under the Schuman plan the
six nations have already inte-
grated production and market
ing of their two basic industries.
Since that plan went into effect,
however, France has signified her
distaste for more international
control by refusing to put her
army under the command of the
European Defense Community.
West Germany also looks less
favorably on international con-
troll since her economy is doing
so well in competition with that
Of other nations.
Dutch Foreign Minister Johan
w Beyen. backed by his two
Benelux partners. proposed yes
terday that an international
conference be called to create
common market for all products,
with a common currency. Mr..
Beyen advocated inclusion of all
West European nations willing
to join, and creation of "Schu-
man plan" authorities for such
major fields as transport, elec-
tricity and atomic power.
Alternative Offered
Walter Hallstein. West German
secretary of state for foreign af-
fairs. countered with proposal
to set up permanent consulta-
tive body" under direction of the
coal-steel council of ministers.
This would give each nation a
veto over plans it considered too
ambitious.
Italy's Foreign Minister Gae-
tano Martino announced the
compromise decision to call the
discussion conference. He said
the agenda would include the
proposals for the common mar
ket and currency, and for crea-
ton of the new pools.
Mr.. MARITIME earlier had indi-
Gated his government would back,
in principle at least, any plan
leading to broad economic inte-
grafton and the establishment
Of common markets.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-18
Mt. Pleasant

Iecv J $ KHag prcaehed a.
Mt. Pleasant NJ + Cbnea last
Sunday morning He vas accom-
panied by Mrs KING
KING Waddtl u ti:e U5S "a
ton. spent week end before lat
with his parents Nh and Mrs
Charles w sWaddul
Tom Waddi!l senior Il VP1
arrived home March II n pend
The spring vacation
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Barks-
dale. Of Victoria and Mr. sid
Mrs Albert johnson and daJH9h~
ter Of Fafmyille spent sunday
With their parents MI and Mes
+ l. Barkadalc
Mr. and Mrs y w anon and
children spent Sunday aIlh IH
parents near Keysvlle
Mr. and Mrs +. Chlldrf
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-18

Vomen or PoVhatan Since Home
Demonstration work is an ever
rowing and expanding activity
here were Of course gCodly
number Of members vino hag.
become acquainted with the Ex-
tension Division advantages s4nce
Ms Slocgms retirement To her
hcspltable Green Acre" home on
the James IN Henrico county
IL a most interesting manner
Mis- Slocum shared with her list
eners her great store Of ingorma-
ion and love Of old glass. Begin
ing With The early enterprises at
Jamestown ana in New England
she told OF the manufacturing or
glass 10 the present day From
Tier own collection she exhibited
examples one piece antl-dalinR
our states existence vas. passed
around for the ladies ~ inspect.
After hearing the history Of the
people and the places made fam
GUS by their glass ware. everyone
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-18
Talk on Old Glass
Enlivens Interest
At Fine Greek Mills

Under the leadership Of Mrs
VI Il Davies. president. and Mrs
r. T. VanDegYoore. secretary. the
FINE Creek Mills Home Demon
strae.ln CluD continues to pre-
ems ID rs members and visions
most delightful programs.
Recently the club met in the
nome 81 Mrs. Charles Montgom-
city AFTER the business Of the
month was expedited Miss Edith
HackRorth. home agent. intro
d1ced the speaker for the even
Ing MS Sylvia Slocum To the
older members OF the club Miss
sylvia is an old friend. havine
been the District Agent who first
interested the Beard Of Super
.sors Ii making Home Demon.
stra,3on work available to tht
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-18

vile.
Nj. and Mrs. j a, Hines and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs.
O. orge Jennings and family at
BuTkevlile last week.
Mrs r s. Seamster AIIl enter
the Southslde Hospital on Thurs
day for observation and possible
surgery.
Richmond. Guests
Mr. ard Mrs Russell Pollard
and son. Of Richmond, were week
end guests Of Nj and Mrs Mar
tin covington.
Friends Of Mrs. w c. Digs are
glad that she has recovered
enough from her recent sickness
10 BE- able to enjoy motor ride
with Mrs Ruby Redd last Sun
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas w. Jones
and Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas. all OF
KeysYille visited III the r. c
Jones home during the week end
TIE Mt Pleasant HID Club vii
hold its next meeting Wednesday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-18
US. PRISONERS IN RED CHINA

THESE COMMUNIST photos OF
American airlnen held pria-
orser To Red China were mailed
10 their families and released 10
the newspapers by the Defense
Department One of the pictures
tbottonI !, forwarded from Com
nuni2t China To IN Secretary
General Dag Esrnnarskjo io Ia
kew YORK, shows three Of the
u. s. JET pilots grouped about
tennis net. They are q 70 r. J:
Ii Lyle w. Cameron, Lincoln,
Neb.. Capt Harold T. Fischer,
SWea City. Iowa. ard 1t. Roland
w. Parks. Omaha. heb ~ right.
Ii. Col Edwin L. Heller, W ynTe-
wood, Pa, is shown looking over
. photo album (inteYnntsovalI
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-18

The foregoing q correct Nnepas ci tho fent0tAe bud
oct q estmaod receipts and expenditure by the County
Prince td~od foCounty Purposes Scho9 Purposes Wei
fore Purposes FOR the fiscal year beginning July 1855 which
hos been enot~e approved by the Board "a Supervisors
sod County ond set forheoun9 and odoptoa then deened
property do a. the guaf meeting of the Board
be held Of the Court House April 1855. ct 10 a M
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk Of goard lt
Evening star., 1955-11-25

ADVERTIsEMENT.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
Islands Short
Of Physicians

JAKARTA. Indonesia. NOV. %
Up - Indonesia's overWorkedI
doctors are refusing to call atI
private homes, and the proyi-I
sional parliament's health COM
n1ittee wants the government toI
punish them.
There are only 1900 physi-|
clans In all the 1000 islands Of
this republic with a population
of SO million. Doctors Offices are
hopelessly iainnied from dawn
until midnight.
Physicians say they couldn't II
get out to q home needing med-
ical assistance If they wanted TO.
So those who are Iii must be
transported to the crowded of
fees and wait for hours before
they can be examined and get
treatment. Scores Of doctors
even refuse 70 answer urgent
telephone calls.
IndOnesia'S tntellectualS COM
plain that often persons die who
could have been saved.
Or. Hadji Ali Akhar. chairman
of parliament's health commit
tee, told reporters Indonesia must
do something to speed up the
graduation Of young doctors
from medical schools and uni
yersitieS.
He said some doctors were for-I
getting their high calling and
the necessary sacrifices to min
lister to the sick. He cited an in-I
stance where i've doctors refused
to sid q stricken child. The child
died en- route to q physicians
office.
Now the health committee Is
considering proposals that gov-i
ernment doctors refusing aid be-
denied promotion and that pri-a
vate doctors who fail to minister
TO the sick lose the right to prac-7
tice.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
Historic Austrion Castles
Offered at Borqoiin Price.

vent the majority Of castle own
ers from casfling in on the tour
lists, who love to 60 castle-seeing.
While the East Austrian cas-
ties went to rack, ruin. ruhble
and rust, most Westerners were
barred from coming into the Red
zone and providing the funds
that could pay for repairs. The
Swiss, Italians and Dutch were
permitted to enter Austria's East
part, but decided wholesale to
give the Red soldiery as wide q
berth as possible.
Some $50 East Austrian cas-
ties have been allowed by their
impecunious owners to crun1ble.
The remainder. So, have been
under requisition by the Soviet
occupation authorities since the
end of the war.
Put to Varied Uses
A few have been used as living
quarters for Red army generals
and senior staff officers, or as
Red army messes. Some have
been made To serve their orig
inal purpose as prisons for sub
versiye" Austrians held for
transportation to Siberia.
Others, such as the magnifi-
cent Esterhazy castle outside
Eisenstadt. the provincial capi-
tai of the Burgenland. were
used as Offices by the local So
Wet kommandatura.
These castles were the lucky"
ones. Requisitioned castles which
Evening star., 1955-11-25
Russian FuIIout
Reported Found
High Over Britain

LONDON. Nov. rs R.-The
News Chronicle said today that
British Jets few to $4,000 feet
and gathered samples Of the
radioactive fallout from Russia's
recent nuclear weapons test.
Ofhcial sources declined to
discuss the report.
The newspaper said the Rus
sian test was so powerful that
Soviet authorities must have
cleared an area in their Siberian
testing grounds twice the size Of
England and Wales TO conduct it.
The News Chronicle said the
samples were collected yesterday
and added:
From first tests on the
samples, atomic scientists at
Harwell and Aldermaston Grit
ish atomic research stations) be-
lieye that the explosion was no
ordinary H-bomb. but far more
devastating hydrogen uranium
bomb.
Yesterdays rainfall Is being
studied for any signs Of iRcreas-
ing radioactivity in the lower
atmosphere. !"
According to the story the
United States fired q similar
bomb at Bikini in March. 1854.
Evening star., 1955-11-25

A seven-acre lake has been
created for fishing and boating.
The community is an oasis of
lawns. young trees, shrubs and
flowers on the fiat desert with q
backdrop Of rugged mountains.
All Walks Of Life
Dwelling In the community are
people from all walks Of life
former doctors. lawyers. teach
ers, Government workers. serv-
icemen. farmers. tradesnen.
James Chapman Is q former
Mayor of Aberdeen. Idaho. In
retirement he has found q new
Job almost like his old one. He
lis permanent chairman of the
youngstown Association of Resi-
dents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Black
hart came from Yakima and
Kent. Wash. He is q retired elec-
trician. but he finds it easy to
keep busy.
I'm . busy community like
this" he says. there's always
some community project to work
on. When ! have time, ! do some
fishing and yard work" "
Ferdinand Leon was q restau-
rant owner In Hyndsville. N, Y.
"It's q pleasant feeling to be
through with the continual day
after-day problems Of the busi-
ness world" he says. And we
still work--right here"
Evening star., 1955-11-25
Ry RITCHIE McEWEN

5thukth 1HSAtINh NNMepapsa sesN~stsNt
VIENNA. - Anyone who has
been going about grumbling that
he doesn't have q castle may nov
stop. Plenty are available In
Austria, and all that'll be ex-
pected is that you pay the taxes
and, perhaps. Install q chrome-
plated snack bar In the dun
geons.
Scores of Austria's castles,
which are considered Europe's
most beautiful. are today going
under the hammer with no buy
|ers-or takers. History-Iovers
win be pleased to know that they
ARE the historic homes of the
once-powerful and wealthy aris-
tocracy Of the Hapsburg empire,
OF the 342 castles and battle
mented fortresses of East Aus
tria. only four have escaped the
Iravages Of 10 years Of occnpa-
tion. s.
The Russians, OF course. are
to blame. In West Austria, many
castle owners have been able to
make the 1855 version of a beau
geste by trying to adapt the ro-
mantle strongholds to the hard
facts OF the post-Worlds War Il
economy.
I But in the East, the mere
presence of a mighty Red army
OF occupation. 10000 strong. has
been more than enough to pre-
Evening star., 1955-11-25

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