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and The Town House in Los Angeles fly
the Hilton banner. And few months
ago, the nine great Statler Hotels passed
into his hands. That gave him over
26.OCO hotel rooms in this country alone
to worry about.
In every one Of them, inciden-
tally. patrons always find a new
book to read. This year. apprOpri-
ately enough, It's a biography Of
Conrad Hilton. called ''Thc Silver
Spade" by Whitney Bolton.
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unbowed. His Texas expansion reached fitting
climax in 1854 when he acquired the fabulous
Shamrock in Houston. You could put the entire
Mobley in the Shamrock lobby. and have enough
space left to stage the annual Texas cattle show.
Today such world-famous American hostelries
as The Waldorf-Astoria in New York. the Palmer
House in Chicago. The Mayflower in Washington
Evening star., 1955-02-20
Have You Seen This Weeks
READER PARTICIPATION
FEATURE?

Vou the readers. send in the questions. From them
the Editor selects the most interesting submit to
famous experts best qualified to give the answers
Last week Marlene Dietrich replied to a reader who
inquired Who is the most fascinating man you know?
Next week. Lillian Roth who has written best selling
book. IN Cry Tomorrow about her conquest oil alco-
hosm answers What is your biggest social problem?"
Turn to Page 10 for today's question:
''What ,ras the FBI's toughest case?''
1t is ans,uered by J. Edgar Hoorer.
And lF YOU HAVE A QUESTION. send il
Ia 1--WE Got a Question: THIS WEEK,
40 Lexington Avenue. New York IL. N. Y.
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Never before a lather like this.
Brought to you exclusively by
Colgate for the cleanest, fastest
shaves of your lifel
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BRADLEY HILLS
WOODED ACRE, OIL. 2-171l

BERwYN HTs.--6 level lots,
Soxt15; sewer and water, 5000 each,
Wheaton-7sxi50, $500 each
ell. SpR.--Lovely lots. S1.500 up
l to = acre wooded lots, $1,000 up
'0sIu ~. 'i p.9o5o ory OF pU. Gt".'s T.ssss sA
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

ARLINGTON. N.-Builders, see this
shopping and bus, level, trees: excel,
close-in neighborhood; KEITH p.
RRTMsAGKI' Rsaa 3 fiIi o. JA' a-s'27' ia. .b =
BUILDERS, ATTENTIONS acreages
in exclusive residential area Of Alex
andria: beautiful 1l-room. 4-bath
brick home on property. Opportun-
ity for development OF acreage. ia.
1855 after 6 pm. -6
MASS. AVE. PARK, mr.. shoreham
Ho.sl.ons e, Of t,o%. WashiPEtGps picest Tloet
owner. JOHN G. KAHN. RE. 7-ss76
or RIA. 3-31Sl. III
APPROXIMATELY 1OOx1O0. with 3a,
# private driveway; just of 5000
blk. OF N. Washington blvd, Ar
lington; S2,395. Call JE. 2-6433.
>es BEAUTIFUL WOODED acre lots.
145x300; close to Lee hwy, miles
from Fairfax; ideal for low-cost
houses: only 81 $50 per acre; terms.
j. B. DEMING. Realtor. ia. s-047l;
ewes. Crescent 3-1245. -6
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY for sale,
on Lee hwy. at Kamp washington.
Call any day l pm. to pm. ia.
7-l142. II
q LOTS, some adjoining Rock Creek
Parkway. Garrett rk-Kensington
area: ready for spring building;
NE. S-49T4.
90 ACRES. fronting colesville road,
Rt. No. 10. Ednor. Md. Ripe for
sasdivsiUn sOa,v se5S can per eTHoMpsoN esTs SGs
GRAY. JU. $1,000. %
2'a ACRES. ColesvilIe, beautiful site.
hard surface road; over 100 young
manic trees: under market price.
Cali THOMPSON & GRAY. Once
open Sunday. JU. $4,000. --8
CLINTON, MD.--Large wooded site,
1daxiS0; paved street. Woodiand
dr!ye; just of Branch ave- 10
2 WOODED. adj. eoxia5 IT.. 1850
ca. rR.AYySMDMn RAySM9MNp , j IiydNGN NGNCH; q, Lo, Lo,
4-64O0: OIL. T-9O92. o.
qI ACRES FOR SALE in MontSomery
County, near Great Falls. Call LU.
BRADLEY BLVD. . lots. 101xl30
each: ali utils,: very reas. price. oL.
S-5Ds5 or Me. s-o54Q, Ext 80
RWSsceEkviIIs-4 WseE fhGsi lots for detached
:5Sses snd sun sSdGO d 4sgss @E lfsGS RoBERf
BETHESDA--125 acres on new Route d
per acre. Mr.. LeblinE, ewes; and
sun. OIL. 4-66ss. ROBERT B.
so ACRES-Building site, 2 city blks.
of Ga. ave; in Norbeck' No cash
T.B.. MD, across from Hoffman City
.-34-acre lot, $50; also Z acres at
si.g50 and 30 acres, S6.250; easy
terms, J. W. MeV1cKER. Fairview
n.A1a& "A
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See Florida for 81

JUST oUTi Big 1855 book OF pic
Sses Ss HoM dsSf PISS Fos SALE ssStnrnS On FS5
beach. inland. New kind of book let's
you inspect before you travel miles
to look PLUS hundreds Of homes,
farms, hideaways in the South and
New Enaland. Send 81 TO Dept. VS.
5. pREVIEWS, INC, 40 z. 53d.st.,
New York 90. Plaza S-2630.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

WILL PAY CASH for bargain South
or West Rivers. Chesapeake, water
front property. EN-. 2-Ol16. --5
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ARMSTRONG 1854 Siddeley Sapphire
4-door sedan: r. and h.; Wv. tires.
preselector transmission: dark green
peri. cond.; $4,000. Call CO. 5-O190.
AUSTIN 1a4g 2-door: reduced to
S145. Largest selection of small
foreign and American cars. MAN
HAITIAN AUTO, INC. Est. 1910,
Kaiser, Willys and exclusive dealer
for AUSTIN Of ENGLAND; AuSJIN
in Wash. area. 1th at r. ST. NV.
North 7-270O. Branch sales. 1910
King ST., Alex, Va. King s-5525.
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BEAT THESE PRICES
TT vOIT CAN

BEAI THESE PRlCES
IF YOU CAN
1854, brand-new, ready
to set UP with all equip. necessary.
owner is i'll and his doctor has re-
quested he go south for his health.
La Sale. 1851; 35 IT,, 7-sleeper, all
mod.i cannot be told from brand
new. Sold new for S5.995. Yours
aocept s ss little as s4a5 down Mi and
finance unpaid balance through our
local bank.
Kropf, Eldorado. 1858; 81 it., 1, bed
rm.. all mod. cannot be told from
Srandnew Srans tn;v rs Sold ney y, dr f9r $685.
Trotwood, 1854; used less than 3
mos, cannot be told from brand
new. 81 .695. Will accept 1895 down
and finance unpaid balance through
cur local bank.
Kropf, Eldorado, 1854, AN it.. with
all mod. equip. incl brand-new
serts furniture. original price, S.
2n5; yours this week end for
S6,905. 1t is beautiful.
SCnuIVS 1907, 0D II, Lived IN Dy
prominent couple for q mos. Special
this week end, S2.9g5. Will accept
small down payment and finance
unpaid balance through our local
bank.
1854: all mod, incl. tub
and bathroom; cannot be told from
brand new; S2.695. VIII accept
s695 down. and finance unpaid
balance through our local bank.
Palace. 1853. 27 IT.. all mod. Just
like brand-iew; $2.195. Terms to
suit.
American, 1859, 35 IT,, . bedrms.,
all mod. and all aluminium: So 2.495.
S495 down, balance financed
through our local bank for AZ
interest.
Listed above are tust a few Of the
fine selections Of all modern trail.
ers that We have on display. There
are several others not listed for
you to choose from. Most Of these
trailers are in such perfect condi-
ton, our bank will accept the un-
paid balance at 4ee.
We accept cars and trailers In trade,
COLES
washinEton- Baltimore Blvd. 3 mi.
north Of Laurel
OPEN ALL DAY SUNS. TIL . Pm.
Parkway b-l922 -
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

CHEW. 1858 Bel Air 2-door; beautiful
2-tone ivy blue; fully equipped: :
S1,445, S5 down. SToHLMAN
CHEVROLET guaranteed. Call AID.
2-S722. & am. till 2 pm, ask for
Bill Serhus. Servicemen financed.
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AVIATION

C-85; fully equip, 500 hrs.
total time, 81 hrs. since overhauled:
SI,31S. C-S5 Continental with fresh
major; S279. Listing on other air.
craft. BILL ERNST, LO. 7-2S45.
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CEDARHURST

ON THE BAY
Beaut. home, compl. furn.. being Of
value due to the off-season period;
very mod. throughout. Expensively
equipped. Well Handicapped with
picket fence. It's exclusivel IT'S
gorgeous! Mr.. Gibson, LO. 7-29S0.
with M. PAUL HANNAH. 1872 18th
st NV Me S-4l0O %
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
sEASHoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

NEAR MARSHALL HALL--Approx-
imately 2 acres with water frontage
and a Arm house. Very low price.
NEWCOMB REALTY. 10. 2-1655.
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TRAlLERs tcent.)
GARAGES
AUTOS AND TRUCKS FOR HIRE

HEATED GARAGE for rent--12O c
C st. ne, Ii. B-446B. --6
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AS Low as $195 Down
New year-round homes. masonry
construction, large lots, water priv.
Liv. rm., kit. -dinette. . bedrms.,
bath, ample closet space: oil heat;
easy monthly payments.
ON THE WATER
Well-built home with ample ground,
Liv. rm. with fireplace. Kitchen
dinette, , bedrms., full bath. scr.
porch facing water; also screened
side porch; garage with guest rm.
above; private pier. Owner must
sell VIII sacrifice.
HOME AND INCOME
This can be your security; 1-story
semidetached. Facing the bay. To-
tai price only S9,500; small down
payment. low monthly payments
tiv. rm.. kit. stove, refEr., 2 bed
rms, bath in each. Nice lot. Live
in one, rent the other. Worth seeing !
Drive TO our Dealc, Md. once or call
West River 2-l55l or AID. 2-3969.
once open every day.
MAX c. SCHWARTZ
REALTOR
YOUR WATERFRONT SPECIALIST
6s
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$4,000 End TRUST note for sale.
S1.SO0: $3.50 End trust note,
Sl,650. Both securing Mont. Co.
prop. reliable. white makers. Ju.
9-SO17, Ill
Evening star., 1955-02-05

BUCKS Horner's Corner. 1929
MINI. ave. ne. A choice selection
of models and colors. LU. 1-9226.
Buick Dealer, STANLEY H.
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BUICK 1854 Super hard top coupe:
Dyna., r. and h.. defroster. power
steering and other acces. Carefully
driven; T.7oO mi; Al cond.: clean;
no trades: S3,395. For sale by re-
tired GIN executive. JU. S-9735.
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CADILLAC 1854 coupe; titled Nov;
3,400 orig miles; for practically
new car $4,lg5 is fair price by
comparison. No trades or dealers.
XII. S-036U. --6
CADILLAC '46 4-door; black: mech.
good cond.: S295. full price. CARS,
INC, 155 Fla. ave. ne. DI. 1856.
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Kropf, Eldorado. 1858; 81 IT,, !, bed
rn.. all mod, cannot be told from
brand-new. Sold new for S6,995;
yours this week end: $3,995.
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CHEVROLET $50 Stsrline de luxe A.
dr.. sedan; immac. orig. flnish, and
fully equipped: r., h. and other
extras. Unusual condition makes
this a standout buy at only Ss97.
Bank financing. "a months. KIRK
MOTOR Co. 1000 Ga. ave-. ---6
CHEVROLET 81 5-pass. Glib. cpe
r., h.; 10000 mi; motor, finish like
new: SIS dn. 1900 Wilson blvd. -
CHEVY. 1852 s-dr. de luxe: Power
glide. r. and h., beaut. e-tone finish:
l owner: low mileage. A car that
you viii be proud to own; S795. Low
down payment; bal. in small
monthly payments. STANDARD
PONTIAC 4404 R. J. ave, Brent
wood Md. UN. 4-5661. IS
CHEv. TAxICABs '5i-'53: ready;
small dn. payment. Sl2 weekly. Also
Fords, Plyms. 900 Taylor st.. NV.
CHEy. 30 c-door: T. and h.. new
brakes, new motor, tires fairly good I;
SIS or best offer. JU. b-796e. --6
Evening star., 1955-02-05

BUICK AZ Super 2-dr. sedanette;
priced today at only S195. No
money down on approved credit
OTHO WILLIAMS BUICK. 2001
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

YOUR WATERFRONT SPECIALIST
Rs
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DODGE '53 VS. coronet 4-door
beaut. Q tone, Wv. tires. torque
automatic drive, r.. h. and other
extras; record-breaking RED Ram,
145-h.p. stock champion engine;
1858 actual miles. 81 ,39f. Bank
financing. KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000
Evening star., 1955-02-05

BUICK '53 convertible; light gray,
power steering and brakes; fully
equipped; immaculate inside and
out: ST 1886. ARCADE PONTIAC,
1887 Irving st. NV, AD. 4-S50O;
also 1850 l4th st. NV, RA. 3-961O.
Evening star., 1955-02-05

CHEv. '51 4-dr.: metallic green I'm
SOS full price; CARS; INC, l55
Evening star., 1955-02-05

CADILLAC 40 sedan "62"; r.. h..
Hydra; orig, color; exceptionally
clean; real buy; S9a5. terms. 9O0
Taylor St NV. IA. 9-1666. z"
CADILLAC 1850 convertible; 81, 900
miles; U. S. Royal Master Wv.
tires: car like new. Ia. 9-9590.
Evening star., 1955-10-23

SALMON OERBYs participants In &hs Astoria
Columbia River give <ssir best recipes
food editor. Yours 60 be. Of next week.
Evening star., 1955-10-23
How A,~s1eA K eAtz
Continued from page ~

Three Honduran Treats
with salt pork onion garlic fat or oil and quarts luke
water Cover and cook about hours until chick
peas are tender. Remove pork Pee the peas and
to soup liquid; reheat. Season to TASTE Serve with
croutons. Yield: portions.
Chicken callsnts
I51s7pound fyis chicken 2 tablespoons -four
" cup seasOHed -four cup chicken nOck'
" cup melted fat or cook consomnt
ing oil cup light cream
, cups hot cooked rice cup diced fresh or canned
III cup MucoOked rio0 pineapple
N cup shredded cOcOnm
Cut chicken into serving pieces Coat well with seasoned
-four Heat fat in frying PAN Add chicken and brown
both sides. Reduce heat and cook slowly until
chicken tender, adding additional fat little water
keep chicken from sticking pan. Arrange rice hot
platter. Place chicken rice and keep hot. Measure
tablespoons fat from that used for frying. Add the
tablespoons -four and stir until smooth Stir in stock and
Bring to boiling and cook stirring frequently,
about minutes until gravy smooth and thckened.
Pour chicken and rice Garnish with pineapple and
coconut. Yield: to portions.
"For stock: simmer neck wing tips and giblets in
cups about hour until tender Strain and season
with " teaspoon salt and dash of pepper.
String Beams with Pimientos
pound string beans fabiespOon minced
tablespoons olive oil SGh and pepper to taste
3 red piuHenfos, in strips hnvdcO0ked egg
Frenchcu or slice beans and cook boiling salted water
until just tender: DRAIN Fry onion i'm oil until transparent.
Add cooked beans, pimentos and parsley Fry together
lightly Season with salt and pepper and if necessary,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24

How times have you so when build II. going to
have lots and lots OF closet repoce Also efficient
kitchen and room for oiN octe oone with individual procy
You'll find all you're looking forond more-n CRESTNOODs
dramatically modern VIRGNAN ronnbIer Here's ponned
for the fomy in community that hos been developed for hop
heoltfy fomly living "
From the moment you the VRGAN you'll love every part OF
It. The wide roof overriding the contemporary lines
keeps out the suns brightest rays sparkling ceiling window
vol and stunning fireplace with stepbock shelves high
light the spocous living and dining The bright kitchen
completely equipped ard has efficiently work and
lots OF storage Just away the charming dining oeo
The three bedrooms have huge closets with sliding DOORS high
Other delights bun bookcases ceiling spotohts
flush DOORS eoreree surfoces aluminium screens pont
ing box, Poved drive, versatile corport with utility ROOM
cREsWOoD PARK located close to spnofed and the duoone
Shirley Hehwoy within driving distance Washington Near
by ore both the Annondoe Elementary and High Schools
ST. Mehoes Poocho School, choice Of smart SHOPPING ceners
offered in both Annondoe and Springfield Drive todoy
pride and joy forever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24
PurIey Place Shifted

The Building Research Insti-
'tute has announced that its con-
ference on Metal Curtain Walls
next Wednesday and Thursday
viii be held at the United States
Chamber Of Commerce build
ing. The meeting had originally
been scheduled for the National
Academy Of Science auditorium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24
Roof Style influences
Choice Of Materials

viding no places for conventional
louvres. such as those used In
gable ends. Some hip roofs have
been equipped with yentilating
cupolas. others with yentilating
Sits that are no more conspicu-
Gus than q raised shingie. here
and there. Hip roofs. however,
can sometimes present problems
for the use Of attic fans,
The shed roof has become q
favorite Of modern home archie
tects. As Its name indicates, it is
the type used on D shed, sloping
In one direction. The butterfly
roof Is q variation, comprising
two shed roofs sloping toward
each other IN the center, where
drainage Is provided.
Pitch Dictates Material
Most shed roofs provide very
little space for insulation and
ventilation. When their pitch Is
too low, approaching q nat roof
in appearance, the use Of Shin
giles may be prohibited. In the
past. the use OF economical
asphalt shingles on pitches Of
less than 4 inches per foot was
not recommended Recently, how
ever. new techniques involving
the use Of roll roofing on q nat
deck under the asphalt shingles,
and careful cementing down Of
all shingles tabs, has made the
use Of asphalt shingles accepts
able on pitches Of less than q
inches per foot.
Gothic and gambrel roofs are
used mainly for barns. Both Of
these types provides generous
storage space for hay. The PEN
chant In some sections like New
England, for converting old barns
into homes. has given gothic
and gambrel rooms a toehold in
house architecture where families
prefer the red barn style with
white trim.
And there can be more to-
color than mere choice. Since
light colors reflect heat rays,
while dark colors absorb them,
sticklers for maximum insula- i
ton take this into consideration
In selecting their roofing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24
'NAREB to Honor
Herbert U. Nelson

The National Association of
Real Estate Boards win honor
Herbert o. Nelson Of Chicago.
at Its 4sth annual convention In
New York November 8 to 10.
Mr.. Nelson, who now serves
the NAREB as q consultant. re-
tired September / from his post
as executive vice president Of
the organization. He had served
in that capacity for 80 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24

The best type Of roofing for
your house depends on three
major factors: Cd location Of
your house. t2l the style Of your
roof and 6, your preferences
for color and appearance.
Location figures in because Of
economy. # you live in q iurn-
bering region. you may ind
wood shingles more economical
than other roofing materials.
And In some places slate and
tile can still be afforded.
But In most parts Of the colln-
try. asphalt shingles prove to be
the most expedient so much so
that In recent years they have
inonopolized more than 80 per
cent Of the market.
The style Of a roof is q factor
insofar as pitch or slope is con-
cerned. A nat roof calls for
built-up roofing something that
water win not back up under
and which the wind will not be
likely to rip on. Also, the
sleeper the pitch Of d roof. the
more roofing material is re-
CURED. This lends further i'm
portance to economy.
The Main Styles
Most homes and farm struc-
lures today have roofs Of one of
I'VE styles gable. hip, shed,
gothic. or gambrel. The gable
roof, with two sloping sides that
meet at the top to form a ridge,
Is the kind used most frequently.
It originated In northern climates
70 provide for shedding heavy
loads Of snow. 1t was kept in
milder climates because Of its
ease of construction and mainte-
nance. It provides generous attic
space. Il this space is used for
rooms. dormer windows can be
cut into the roof surface.
The hip roof also IS popular on
houses. primarily for appearance.
It tends to give q house q lower
look and so it Is often used for
modern architectural designs.
However. It is more difficult to
ventilate than Q gable roof. pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24
DUE FOR SPRING COMPLETION

This office building fol the Metropolitan Federal Savings Loan As
citation completion associations officers
twoory building Bethesda,
100000 addition
contain 10 stores and offices Henry Common builder Architect
Maurice May sss
Evening star., 1955-06-01
6. OUT q 50

From every SO steers coming out Of the
great western corn country, your Giant
can choose only 6. Only out of so are
good enough to bear the name Giant
Top-Notch . because Giant Top
Notch syrnbolizes the top U. S. prime
and top u. S. "choice" grades of beef
-. because Giant Top Notch symbolizes
perfect aging because Giant Top
Notch symbolizes the Gty's best beef.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18
Mattoax

Mr.. and Mrs Clinton Bowlin
ana son. Carlisle, were Sunday
afternoon callers in tie home Of
Mrs. q C. Bowlin
Mrs. Douglas Bowman and
children. were Sunday guests Of
Mrs. TTelma Hyde and attended
worship services at Piedmont
Baptist Church
Rev and Mrs r. Lee King and
daughter, Connie, were recent
puesfs for dinner on Sunday in
the home of MI and Mrs Roy
Saunders
The Woman's Missionary Soci~
ETY. OF Piedmont Baptist Church,
held its regular monthly meeting.
in the home Of Alma Wilmington
on "Wednesday, Feb s. at z y. III.
The program in ROYAL Service
was on Cuba. Plans were discuss
ed for the Season OF Prayer for
Home Missions; which will be the
week 81 February 20.
A film strip, Trophies Tor ule
King. will be shown at the church
on Sunday night. Feb. n. to be-
gin the week Of prayer The pub
lie is invited to attend
Miss Alma Wilmington attend
cd an executive board meeting OF
the WMU Of Middle District AS
ISOLATION, on Saturday, Feb II
The meeting was held at Miller
and Rhoads Training Room.
Richmond.
The Mattoax Ali Club held it's
regular monthly meeting at the
Mattoax Community House, on
Monday night. Feb Ii
Grover Laurence. Of Richmond,
was a guest on Saturday Of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j ID Law
renee.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18

Woodland and Patricia Gun. Ac-
comparing them were Mrs o B
Ward ara Reuben GoIdsteu7, o.
the school faculty.
Hundreds Of Virginia students
Gathered for the international
forum al John Marshall High
School Il vas under the Jolnt
sponsorship Of TIE State Stude n
Coop rati.r Association. the Rich
mond schools and Miller and
Hltoads
THE morning program was de-
voted 10 panel discussions Of So
eIal Customs ana Habits Differ
and We Want Better World
UNDERSTANDING
AL the cIose Of the formal SEES
sion, John Coebmn. managing
editor OF The Richmond Times
Dispatch. conducted press con
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18
Amelia Board Cuts
Repayment Rate On
Dog-Killed Fowls

The rate of restitution pay
for chickens and turkeys Killed
nv dogs was cut by the Amelia
county board OF supervisors ID
monthly session Monday morning
The former rate OF 80 cents for
turkeys was reduced TO Is cents,
and the chicken rate cut from
rs cents TO 10 cents.
A check for $4,000 was receiy-
ed from the Commonwealth OF
Virginia as partial reimbursement
for local funds expended IN con-
struction OF the new county
health center, the board was in
formed.
The Federal government.
through the HILL Burton Act TO
aid localities with hospital and
IN .dical care facilities. Will pro-
vide SIS per cent OF the cost OF tne
new center.
Supervisor l.. NJ. SarssersoE VAS
chosen as the boards representa-
tive on the Amelia Livestock I'm
uroyement Association board o.
directors for 1888.
The board IN Anal action d.
rected the county clerk TO make
public notice that The annual
board meeting for consideration
o, Secondary road projects will be
held Monday. March IA, at which
time citizens may be heard on
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18
z. {. Arlington Heods
Neu Amelia County Health Council
Committee Starts Search for Doctor
r. &. Arlington Hecds

Ffs Amelia County Health
Council came into being Monday
nlenI. Feb IA. with election Of
X. r Arrington az president and
committees appointed 20 begin
the taxi III securing another doc
tor and dentist for The county.
Representative of all Amelia
county organizations met al the
call OF Mr. Arlington. wtao had
been coordinator for the proposed
COUNCIL afDef Il waa originally
taken on as p-TA organizing
project.
Other officers. elected with Ar
rlngton, are Stuart Towns vice
president, MRS Garland Mover,
vice president. and Lee Rhodes.
treasurer.
Or J L. Hammer and Dr J
7 OHeal were appointed com
mitee 70 often negotiations with
the vrginia' Council on Health
and hfJ.dlcal Care. which assists
local groups IN contracting pros
pectiye professional men.
A reception committee. whose
task wall be 10 serve as q local
welcoming and arranging group
when prospective doctors or dem
lists visit THE county. WAS named
also. On it were Mrs Roy Whit
tington chairman Robert Wills
II r.. Persons. Charles Meyer ano
Mrs. Landef Scott
The neW Council also VIII bseir
studies Of clinics which may b.
established at the new Health
Department center when II Is Of.
iiclally open Ia the near future
Long range tasks VIII b. projects
seeking Improvement in the gen.
eFai health Of county citizfns