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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

GENERAL HAULING and trash re-
moving. reasonable rates. AID. T.
1918. AUGUSTUS WILLIAMS. I9s
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage:
reas. IA. 9-2937: ewes. RA. 3-14i6.
19%
CHESTER MoyERs-Lge. or small;
we do them all; clean and careful.
ST. 3-s570 ia. 9-0115 ewes.
HILL, well-known moyer-ins.. exper.
men; closed vans; low rates; apis.
low as $50: any hr. AP. 1866,
NJ OWING AND HAULING. day or
night: expert handling: reasonable
LIGHT HAULING. local moving;
beaches a speciality. 8. L. MORRIS.
TU 2-1150 or LII $3.50.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms: expert packing
Phone NO. G-0IO4. UNION 6TOR-
AGE CO NC. Established 1905
FOX A QUICK and efficient move,
light and heavy hauling, call IA.
O.RRN9 lR
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APARTMENTs WANTED

MAN. 20. wants Inexpensive furn.
or unfurn. enc. apt in George
town, Oct. /. VIII be perm. Box
131-V. Star. lis
APARTMENT for teacher. child.
mother: near Mclean, Va, or NV
Washington. Cali Lockwood 5-1510.
1S"
2 OR BEDRM. APT. with kit. and
bath for so days. Prefer Shepherd
PIX: or 8. s. area. $125. RA. g.
1895. --lS
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COLMAR MANOR

Sss 1ssrtstisn stis1 raon sedrR: Rent. asS.ss e.
6-6330: ewes. RE 6-6830. ri
COLORED-e259 18th ST. N.W.-4
rooms, bath. h.-w.h.: S75 mo-:
move right in; PRESS REALTY
RMS, BATH, 13th
and Z Sc. $50. OWNER. Ia. o.
coLoRED-Jusr REMoD9s1s REMoD.-9s BED.
with shower: "a children accepted.
NE: reas. rent. Ii. 6-5197. is
BLK. CENTRAL
AVE: S.E.---Semidet brick. 5 rms;
excel. cond.; gas heat, storm win
dows, Venetian blinds. Anchor
fence In rear: cement driveway for
oh-street parkins: convenient to
transp.. schools ard shopping CEN
ter: 500 per mo. CO. 5-6726. Is
COL0RED-sa5 MORTON ST. NV,
% rms. bath, elec., S45. Z, p.
SCHWARTZ, INC. loI4 vt. ave.
C0LoRED - N.w.-s rm. house:
partly furnished. NO, 7-3a3e.
COLORED-N.w.. S ST. nr. N. Cap
itol-ConV.. clean. furn or unfurn.;
I bedrms;, bath: oil heat, S125.
rOLORED-9th AND MD. AVE. NE.
-6-rm. semidetach : baths. 3
kitchens. gas heat. side porch, rent
Ss2 per month. Tel. AID. 2-el46.
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ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON
3-bedrm. brick, Semidet.. la baths,
rec. rm.. N. Arl.: Sl20.
2 -hedrm. bungalow, part bsmt,;
Cherrydale; SSb.
: room brick with sarase: Alexan-
dria. SI15.
Large estate-type brick 3 baths:
acre ground. "-car garage: $500.
LYN THOMPSON
JF, .-s14s
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LUXURIOUS APT.

Owner leaving country. wishes to-
sell Immediately at reduced price. s.
oming ave. DU. 7-3796, Ii. 5-6700.
Ext. b2492. ga
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2s 7th ST, SET. rooms. sood
condition: fenced yard. Sl25,
HARRISON e. ADAMS
MA. S-S30S --1e
COLORED-1341 FLORIDA AVE.
. NV rms. kit, bath; gas and
cleo: $3.50.
THOMAS P. BROWN
615 4th ST. S.W. MA. S-6S79
ia
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Larchmont Realty. Inc.
JE. 4-ssoo JE. s-721s
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY

JE. 4.390O JE. 3-721e
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY
Tyler Park bedrms., fun bsmt..
fenced yard.
Virginia Forest-3 bedrms., sep. din.
rm., firepi.. den.
Virginia Terraces bedrmA.. sun
deck, screened porch, .firepl.
Anna Lee Heights--3 bedrms., din.
area. attic storage, util. rm.
Westover---3- bedrm. Colonial, frepl.,
sep. din. rm.. la baths. screened
porch. rec rm.
Dawden Terrace - New, 3-bedroom
rambler, rec. rm, with firepl.. sep.
din. rm., screened breezeway. 2.car
garage; acre lot.
IARFAX REALTY, INC, JE. 2-14B0
Evening star., 1955-09-17

2007 KALoRAMA ROAD. right off
Conn. aye,--12 rooms, 3 baths. gas
heat: excellent condition; 5000 per
month. For inspection. call Mr..
GanZert, EN-. 3-s03n
HENRY j. ROBB, INC.
1o24 Vermont Ave. NV, DI. 7-s141
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WILL REDEcoRATE

WILL REDECORATE
1851 NEWTON ST. NV.
Attrac. 6-rm. row brk. house In old
estsb. neighborhood: entr. foyer.
nv. rm., din. rm., kit. on 1st a. !;
3 bedrms.. bath on End d.; full
bsmt., coal h.-w. heat: det. gar.
Rent, $50 per mo. II. q. SM1THY
CO.. 811 18th ST. NV, ST. $4,000.
Mr.. N. Capitol and N. Y. Ave.
Five bedrms., Q baths. large living
rm. with nrep1., den. extra-iarge
din. rm.. modern kit, with dish
washer and garbage disposal: front
and rear stairways. In excellent
condition, Heat, hot water. gas
and electricity. included Ia rent;
$3.50 month,
Sullivan Bros.
1890 K st. NV. NE. s-z323
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AVAILARLE NOW.

ID New 3-bedroom, full-basement
brick rambler: walking distance to
public and parochial schools.
Falls Church. S140 per month.
Available now.
t2l Newly redecorated 3.bedroom
home In Westlawn, S1i5 per mo.
80 Like new. 3-bedroom brick
rambler: Q baths: . refrigerators;
eiasseo-in living porch; garage:
lovely fenced ward
HOLLEY REALTY
$500 Lee Highway KE. $3.50
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4Ol9 N. RANDOLPH ST.

xoA0 Az. 4SxA4NAIL1 Il . IL
Arl,, Va, Just of Glebe rd., near
Chain Bridge Open Sun, / to 4
pm. Liy rm, with frepl.. dining
rm... library. kit. bedrn. and bath
on 1st f.: = bedrms., bath on 2nd;
lge, rec. rm. with fireplace: bath:
maids rm. oyer an acre Of gardens
via Canal rd. and K ST. Freewsy.
Rent reduced to 5000. L. r.
GRAVATTE. Realtor, 1918 K ct.
NV. MA S-n1h3
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FALLS CHURCH AREA
3-bedrm. brick rambler; Iiv. rm..
dining L. equipped kit. tile bath:
newly decorated: S125. JOHN W.
MULROY CO., 90 Hillwood ave,
Falls Church. Va. JE. $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-09-17

CHEVY CHASE, ID. C.-Handsome
white brick, large yard, on bus
route; 3 bedrooms. 2Ia baths, rec.
room. garage, 2 refrigeratorS,
freezer, washer. drier. all-elee,
kitchen: Ss20 per mo, beginning
Oct. Is. 1891 Utah ave, NV. WO.
6-l06I. --l9
IF TAKEN IMMEDIATELY-For
rent. spacious furn. or unfurn. To-
rm. house, especially arranged for
doctor. Few steps from NH.
through transportation at door.
EN- 3-3TnR. is
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6412 WESTERN AVE.

b4IA WE0 EIW AVE.
Beautiful white brick Colonial. re-
decorated throughout: 3 lge. bed.
rms: ga baths: paneled den;
screened porch: 2-car garage; $226
per mo. Call w c. Smith, with
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-141I;
week ends, AID 4-0S1I is
Evening star., 1955-09-17
ANNANDALE

bedroom rambler, / "a baths. liv-
Ing room with wood-burninR flre-
place, dining room, GE kitchen,
refsr., stove. dishwasher. disposal:
large screened porch, full bsmt.:
doors to bus stop. walking dis
tance shopping. school. churches.
Vacant. Call Mrs. Breeding, JE.
Evening star., 1955-09-17

LARCHMoNT REALTY, INC.
Evening star., 1955-09-17

HVNNVIsIE' MdIyFHIt - Muuefn,
clean. detached. 8 bedrooms, auto
fenced yard, white neiehborhood.
Rent. Ss7.50 Can apply on pur-
chase. Tel AD 2-9146. is
CAFE C0D-Brick; bedrms.. 8
baths, liy. rm. with frepl., din.
rrn., full bsmt.; $3.50. IA. s-574S.
Evening star., 1955-09-17
PARKWOOD
APARTMENTS

DELIGHTFULLY."- LOCATED IN
FAIRFAX COUNTY. VA.
NEAR LAKE BANCROFT
MILES TO WASHINGTON. D. {
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HOUSES UkFURk. tceas.j

Nh. MeLEAN--Lse.. e-rm. house on
2h acres Of psrk-like land. nne
trees, plenty Of privacy: quiet,
select neiRhborhood: eIs6 mo. Call
bet. 81 pm. Il. 0-4393. -le
BETHEsDA-welking distance 70
NH and Naval Med. Ctr: Z bsd-
rms, peneled rec. rm.: lge.. fenced
yard. OIL. 2-3016. lis
KENsINGT0N-2-bdfm house: con-.
venient TO stores snd schools:
equipped kitchen: $50 monthly.
Phone Lo. 4-7S92. -1s
8. ARL.-2 bedrms.. ssmidet.: range.
refgr., disposal: nr: bus. schools.
.MkR SH s-sHS4; s1S1v "a; s.sk., sss329 ls II, i,v
bedrms.. tile bath: gar: oil heat:
8 porches: lse. lot. 1928 Brandy
wine st: NV: $3.50 mo. Inspect by
e.BRDRooM b BUiNsGALow. on farm.
oakton, Va: S75 per mo-, plus v
day help per Ek. IA, S-7937. lis
home with expandable End a..
dows. and doors: swimming pool
membership avail. to tenant: S110
mo SAMUEL E. BoGLEY. INC.
20: 2.6i5l: ewes, Mr.. Wilson. GA.
s.Ro0n COTTAGE; rent. $50 mo.
includes electricity. Lanham. Md.
Call WA. 7-799S. is
5032 18th ST. N.B.-6 rms, IA
baths, powder rm on 1st a.; fenced
In yard: convenient to transporta-
ton; $115 month. Immediate pos
session: Can W. e. oAMLIcH.
2 BEDRMs;. liv; rm,. kit.-din. Tm.
comb. and bath: very mod: $50
per mo. WA. 1884. broker. lis
MCLEAN. vA.--White; 4-bedroom.
1fz-bath Cape Cod; full bsmt.. built
In In gar; l sbil:.t blk "a chsip siF Bridge
S9aaG82s kEsirY SiS1 co or "a " sisss lesss
SILVER SPRINGS bedrms., 2M
baths. large liv and din. rooms,
den, recreation room: garage. Near
transp. and schools. JU. 9-635s.
1857 EANIER- PL N.w.-semidet.
brk,. 10 rms. 3 baths, oil burner,
h.-w.h., garage Newly decorated.
Inspect and submit offer. L. T.
9RAvATTE. 1918 X st. NV. MA.
BUNGALoY, FALKLAND, MD.-e
mi. from Sill. Spg.: 3 bedrms., liv.
rm.. din. rm.. den;. h.-w. heat; ~
acre 1f q iot; o.;eJ power mower furn.: sos
TWO AND THREE bedrm. houses in
North Arlington; some available
now. some in October. Call for par
ticularS. J. II. BENOIT, Realtor,
kE; s-SSad or JE; 3zll4l. -1s
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semidetached brick, electric kitchen
complete with dishwasher and au-
tomato washer and elec, DRYER:
Sl35 a month. JU. 5-ss0l. or HE.
4.YgJS
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11
II EADs DRIVE


-ieif 2aesS' MISS Grace 6odSey'
y fticil9'aiia FsSiIeo MFs. j. ~
>Sofl6ey q 1oluHlpla, last sun
iay MISS Iodsey VIII return 10
EletlinolAo friday aItef spending
ne past week mere
Mrs Donald McRae. Of Church
land, is spending some time here
With her brother law and Sis
Ter Mi and Mrs Lewis CraWley
Oher guests Of the Crawieys were
Mrs Juiian Holland Of Eastville
and Mr5 j a Moulton Of Ra-
leigh n
Mr. and Mrs ] q Clements
visited ilef brother 7 G Adams.
ana hls family On DillWyn. last
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11
Cumberland Events
W. {. Carter Accepts Post As
Red Cross Fund Drive Director

r. IF Blantou. chairman Of The
Cumberland County Red Cross
Chapter. announced. this week
that william G. Carter, Common
wealthih Attorney. has accepted
the post Of Fund Chairman. anc
VIII head the 1855 county vide
campaign District cha lrmzn ant
their coworkers viii be an
nolnced ln a later edition of the
Herald
Pre- School Clinics
Df ] r jenkins, director Of
the Cumberland health depart.
ne1lt. has announced that tht
pre- school clinics vii be held AZ
the Health Center during March
and Aprll. No school clinics vii
be held IN the county except a.
specified below. and all parents
are urged TO have the children
examined II they are entering
school this fail f0f the first time
There VII be no charge he states.
however those desiring 70 haW
an examination by private doc
tor may 90 so. The schedule rs
as follows Thursday March 10.
all c0Iored school sfrom 8 q. m 10
IL noon. Wednesday. March %.
John Rand oIph elementary
school. Friday April ! all colored
schools FOR one hall day only
Monday, April q Hamilton ele-
mentary school.
Among the recent guests " Nj
and Mrs w r Atkins we're Mr.
and Mrs. J o. Spencer. of De-
MONIES. Iowa Mr. and Mr.. Jrs-
ST. Bishop. ol f4arnsonburg. pa
Mr. and Mrs hrthur r Berry and
thei ou Of Richmond Mr and
Mrs Landon & ATKINS ana fam
ly 81 Farnvllle
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11
Cumberland HID
Leaders Attend
Training Session

Seventeen appointed members
representing eight Home Demon
stratior Clubs In Cumberland
County were present last Friday
for the Leaders Training meeting
held in the home Of Mrs. W. l.
Dandy.
During the morning session
Miss Mary Settle. home improve
ment specialist, Of Blacksburg
conducted the demonstration
Improving Kitchen Storage FOR
Easier Work
undermining old kitchens tc
conserve space. and the pleasur,
of arranging so as TO enjoy tn,
! regular routine OF preparing three
meals day including the con
tiTluous washing Of dishes. pot
and pans from day 10 day. sh'
pointed out. was well worth tn
expense and trouble Of remodel
4 ing the old kitchen
The afternoon session was spen
in the demonstration Of time am
work saving kitchen gadgets tina
could be bought, or easily mad
at home.
Those attending this meetin
will relay the demonstration a
the regular meeting of their re
spective clubs. Mrs. Dandy re
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11

ri Health Center when Mis-
Frances Hoffman field repgeSen-
tative q! the Viu.nia Division OF
the American Cancer Society. will
be present VI Instruct tho work
crS .
MIS- o. Carpenter Wus re-
Gently appointed campaign mar
aan for the county My9 u T
Fleming. chairman of the LD1n
Closet reports that the Cumoer-
land chapters prepared tN loans
20 cancer patients q TINS c unity
and any need ta such facilities
may /, obtained by contracting
either She or Mrs Carter Both
the Cancegmobile March 81 and
the Anrl ~ mfeung age Open 20
the public
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11
THE FARMvIIIE lva) HERALD. FRIDAY. MARCH II. 1865

Mesdarnes Emory c. Harrison,
Miss Mary z. Godsey, Mrs Mar
vim n Maxey. JY.. and Mrs. H D.
Morin2 were among the visitors
for the election and installation
OF officers In the Powhatan Chap
tar meeting Of The Order OF the
Eastern Star held Monday night
IN the war Memorial Building at
Powhatan
Mfr ard Mrs. r. L Adams, Jr..
had as their recent guests Mr.
and Mrs p r Bradshaw. Of
Portsmouth. and their grandson,
Dennis Burruss, OF Richmond
Mrs. c. c. Hundley and her son.
Charles Campbell Hundley. Jr.,
Of Farmv!lle, were visitors last
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Meri-
wether Vaughan Smith at "Poca
l1ontas Farm"
| Guests of Mr. and Mrs J. j
PenibeIton last Saturday were MIR
/ and Mrs. Darlington Jameson
| Mrs. Jesse Jameson and Mrs
i billiard Jamerson. OF Dillwyn, also
4 Mfr. and Mrs Thomas Jamerson
/ Of Richmond
Miss Juanita Jennings OF Rich
mond. is spending this week her,
as the guests OF State Troopel
and Mrs Emory {. Harrison
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11

g1iesf Of her daughter during the
seek end and attended number
Of social functions honoring Miss
Mlnehe@.
Mrs. Meade Is 81
The eigi1ty~first birthday an
nsversary Of Mrs. Meade W. Fos-
ter was celebrated Tuesday, Mar
en- 8. at Medwood" the country
hameof Mr. and Mrs. George A.
jenkins. with members OF the
family present including Mrs. ".
r. Wheeler. OF Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scott an
nounce the birth Of q daughter
Sharon Gayle, at Southside Com
munity Hospital. Farmyille. Mar
Oh 7.
Mr. and Mrs @. A. jenkins en-
teftained At dinner Sunday
Their guests were Mrs. John r
F'ilppen and her week end guests
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. c. Muth, OF
Washington, d C. also Mr.. AND
Mrs J "A jenkins and Mr. anc
Mrs. D. NJ. Beasley.
George Baldwin Is reported a.
critically ii at McGuire's Hospita
In Richmond
Mrs. Eric Robertson, Of Farm
Vile, visited her cousin. Mrs. Tay.
Tor Williams Tuesday.
Rebeccah Susan. Is the name
given the new granddaughter o
the Rev. and Mrs. r. P. Look
She Is the infant daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Look, OF Nor,
folk.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11
Cumberland HID
Planning Meet

Out Of ten Home DemonStra-
ton Clubs IN Cumberland County.
nine were represented at a Spring
Planning Committee meeting on
March 3. Eleid IN the Cumberland
Courthouse with Mrs. Reuben Ad-
dleman presiding in the absence OF
the chairman. Mrs j. c. Clements.
officers were elected for the en-
suing year as follows Mrs. J A
Parker. Of the Needham Club
chairman. Mrs Elijah Anderson
Gainesville Club. vice chairman
Mrs r. B Addieman. Guinea Club
secretary. Mrs. f. c Walton. Ash
by Club, treasurer and Mrs. r.. G
Dohldl. Pleasant Valley Club. fed
Grafton goal chairman.
During the session other bust
ness matter OF Importance wers
dispensed with including detail
plans for the big District 10
meeting Of Home Demonstration
/ Clubs 10 be held May IL at Long
wood College. when more thar
/ 800 delegates are expected to at
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11
Cancermobile To
Visit Cumberland
Thursday. March 81

A countrywide educational proc
gram on cancer Eeafugine dimS of
interest and benefit ID every adult
Will be shown lgeie as the Cum
bcrland Health Center al Thurs
day. March 81 heginnlne al 10
a m. and continuing until T.
noon. In the afternoon the films
viii be shown at the Hamilton
elementary school from 2 10 4 D.
m and at the Jbg.u Randolph
elementary school on April J.
from 10 70 he noon
Mrs II Allan Carter county
president OF tine Cumberland
chapter. has announced. that q
cancer meeting prior to Tho "kick-
of Fund Drive. will be held held
April II, at z y m, IN the C0un-
! tend Cumberland county club.
will play the hes;
Miss Lucy Blake home demon
stration agent for the Centra
district. was present Tor tile plan
ming board meeting also Mrs
Georgia w Wilkerson. Cumber
land County home demonstration
agent. Mrs r G. DQdl was elected
as delegate 10 the Institute o
Rural Affairs which Will be hel,
in Blacksburg July 26-30
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11

The Navy consumed I.750, 900 :
600 pounds Of food last year.
enough to fill freight train
reaching from Neport, R /. TO
Baltimore. Md.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11

peated the demonstration Mon
day evening for the Cumberland
Club. which met in the Office Of
Mrs. Georgia Wilkinson. home
demonstration agent for Cumber-
land county.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-02
CLon In Your Neighborhood AT 800
OAAOP 18th Street and Nicolet

For tho morriest gifts under your
Christmas tree Your Neighborhood
Stores bring you tho newest, smart
est and best Of everything for every.
ono on your list
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-02

severe tornado with large damage
for that day. In 1877 Cottage
Grove was blown to pieces with
many strange happenings which
drove one citizen to insanity. In
1884 White Bear and vicinity lost
fifty houses. Every section OF the
state south OF line through the
center had storms which drove
people to their Easements for
shelter and took houses 50 far a.
way that no parts OF them were
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-02

ever found The press OF the day
was always on the lookout not
only for the destruction but the
freakishness Of the Minnesota cy-
clones. The account Of the straw
imbedded in the tree trunk Is a
favorite tale and the aftermath OF
cyclonic storms was found In
many strange stories.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-02
MINNESOTA CYCLONES

In the FIRST proclamation for a
day Of thanksgiving for pioneer
Minnesota, Governor Ramsey cited
that the state had experienced no
cyclones in the previous summer.
Such a notation Indicated that
those who came first had about
the same experiences with these
destructive winds as do those Of
Minnesota today.
In 1885 Isanti county had a
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Evening star., 1955-07-17

Mrs. Hobby Quits
Welfare Post for
Personal Reasons

designations from the cabinet
have been few in the 21a-year-old
Eisenhower administration. The
first was that of Martin P. Durkin.
a Democrat, who quit as Secretary
of Labor after a dispute with the
White House over amendment Of
the Taft-Hartley Act.
The other resignation was ac-
cepted last week. Mrs. Oveta Culp
Hobby, Secretary of Health. Edu-
cation and Welfare, will step out
August /. Mrs. Hobby, also Demo-
crat, had no policy differences with
the President. 1t was her husbands
poor health Che is 77-year-old Will
P. Hobby. former Governor Of
Texas which was the stated per-
sonal reason" which led to her
resignation.
Both Mrs. Hobby and the Presi-
dent sought to emphasize that it
was not criticism Of her handling
Of the polio vaccine program that
induced her to resign. In an emo.
tional scene at the White House.
Mrs. Hobby and Mr.. Eisenhower
praised each other at length before
newsmen.
Her successor will be Marion B.
Folsom, Undersecretary of the
Treasury. Mr.. Folsom, former
Eastman Kodak Co. executive,
was a pioneer in the field Of
social security and apparently will
bring a good deal OF enthusiasm
for HEW programs into his new
jok> a
Evening star., 1955-07-17

want breathing spell now. Some
estimate the Kremlin wants eight
to 10 years to get its economy into
shape.
On this basis. American policy
makers see some hope that the So
Wet Union may actually intend to
keep its pledge to ease cold war
tensions temporarily. They are will
ing to accept the gamble that in
the next decade they can so alter
the direction Of world affairs that
the Kremlin will not then want to
resume the cold war or start q
hot one.
AS President Eisenhower has
been careful to point out on re-
peated occasions, IL the Big Three
can get some definite idea about
Soviet sincerity or lack Of it at
the Geneva meetings, this will be
all that can be expected. The
American team went to Switzerland
firmly resolved not to go into de-
tails, or sign any agreements, after
such curSory, generalized negotia-
ton as will be possible in the Pal
ace Of Nations.
Areas the chiefs find where prog
resS seems possible will be turned
over to working parties to negotiate
details. Then, perhaps in October,
some diplomats have speculated,
another top-level conference could
evaluate the results.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
REVIEW OF The WEEK
Big 4 Chiefs Approach Summit Cautiously

the unused money be carried over
into the current fiscal year.
The action tying up the funds at
the last minute was, in the opinion
Of many House Appropriation Com
mittee members. an attempt to
thwart the will Of Congress. The
Defense Department said It had
been delayed by the Budget Bureau
in obligating the money.
On the theory the action was
more a coincidence, the committee
made free In cutting new appro-
priations for foreign aid money
to be disbursed by the Defense De-
partment. Total cuts were $628 mill
lion. Some $420 million Of that
total was In defense assistance
funds.
The committee action was con-
flrmed by the. full House. 251 to
1913. The administration did not
make an all-out effort to regain
the lost money, apparently on the
theory more good could be done In
the traditionally generous Senate.