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CT APPROVED-$13,500
6Ts cash. Near Lady Of Sorrow,
School, shopping. movies. etc
Det. brick and asbestos shingle
2S-ft. liv. rm., separate din. rm.
beautiful kitchen. utility rm.: End
side sid ? porch. r fenced ed ysrd. % New house
condition. Shown only by appoint
ment, call Mr.. Payne. JU. 5-5063
with FREDERICK REAL ESTATE,
RE 7-246l ~
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OWNER SAYS SELL

Desirable Observation-Disclosures "
acre; 2-bedrm. bungalow. with lge.
exp. attic; hv. rm. with firepl., sep.
din. rm., fully equip. kitchen. COM
plete bsmt. VA appraised. $l1 ,67b.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1166 WA. 7-6e55
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BROADMONT

Magnificent 3-bedroom-and
den Colonial; 100x15O
wooded lot, full bsmt.. recr.
rm., 2-car garage. screened
porch. Priced for quick sale.
METHLER-va. Office
SSH Z HWY. IA. s-75TS
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CAMP SPRINGS

6276 Allentown Rd. Sc.
NEW s-BEDRooM. BRICK RAM.
BLER. LGE. LIy. RM; WITH
RIM, LARGE KIT, SPACIOUS
BsMT. As FIT. LONG WITH FIRE
PLACE. Is ACRE LEVEL LOT
BEAUTIFULLY HANDICAPPED.
MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRE-
CTATED. OPEN 10 TO DARK.
WILL. GO GI
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

YOUR HEART WILL BEAT WTTN
bunsaioW; S0z175 wooded iot With
stream: sep. din. rn., picture win.
SeSSed SSeeSSe .kto HI .s screened q porch; si2s rs
taxes. Non-GI. IA. 10000 or OIL.
2-4295 after 9 pm; REAL, ESTATE
SERVICE. INC. 476S Lee hwy. ION
nvw, ,,oPLgEI sptIT;LEyEL EyyEELExyv,,,,v,,
HeTss tops SDhSf n iivinI and modes,
prices. A spanking new home in
close-in Arlington. Four distinct
levels, featuring nv. and din. area,
aIl-modern kit. 3 bright bedrms.
English rec. rm., 13x2S; with fire::
place and Y bath. Lge. lot, offered
At only 81 $50. Excel: financing.
CAN at onee. PARKER, SMITH 4
DONNELL. IA. 7-6131.
You can have M1MEpiATk POSSES
SION SION. Of Of this this. vssant; , tastsiuIly lyy
priced $1,000 under market for
fast salei Home has lge. liv. rm.
with hrepL. 22-ft. side screened
porch. full din, rm.. KIT has dish
Tpsts. Tpsash dsposs Ses saplf Ii.
Bsmt. has huge, heated. plastered,
util. room Nicely. shaded and
shrubbed. fenced lot. Conv. 70
schools. shops, bus TO Pentagon and
D. c; Only S1S,950 with excel. A.
RsnsnF tod.a psRKER sE5siay Msfsd MTa See poN tsi.
NELL. ia. 7-8161.
BEST BUDGET BUY
It's not Tor months have we had q
rambler that offered 50 much for 90
little. Just compare these features
with other homes you've seen. ALI
brick. 3-bedrm. rambler with PER-
MANENT STAIRWAY to fioored,
expandable attic: lge. liy. and din
rm. with f1repl., dream hit. with
pantry. dlshWesher. disposal. elec-
trio range and refgr.; lovely con-
crete patio, brick garage with extra
work space and loft; beautiful
handicapped. level lot with l12-ft.
front. Easy walk to schools, transp.
and shopping. All this for 916,300.
G1 appraised. Call at once to see,
this wont lasti PARKER, SMITH
q DoNNELL. IA. 7-6161.
AT S1l,600-Buy T0R
LESS-Country air. close In. Over
" acre: 6-rm. brick; bsmt.: M.
King st. and Quaker lane.
$1,000 PN.-$9,950 --S7z;42 NO.
81 900 DN.-S10.S6O ---$SS.<2 NO.
mo. Have others. $500 dn. WHIT,
ENER REALTY, IA. 1929. --23'
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ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON BARGAIN
CT approved; $4,000. Colonial
home In Wakefield High section
Only o yrs. old, in immaculate. ex-
cellent condition. This lovely home
features big 19x15 living room with
dining room, large shaded screened
porch: hot-water heat; full base
ment with semiflnished recreation
feet for children, on quiet street
Only 1 block from elementary OF
high schools. Convenient to Penta-
gon. Call Mr.. Hall. with
JAMES L. DIXON co. .
ST. $1,000 Ewes, OIL. <-073e
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sPLIT-LEVEL

LARGE WOODED LOT
Featuring 8 bedrms., IN baths. q
22xl4 club room, with picture win.
dow, living rm.. also with picture
window. dining rm., spacious elec
kit. with dishwasher and wall oven
Priced. $16.95O. Excel. financing
MODEL HOUSE AT 1904 VAN
BUREN ST.. Seabrook Acres. Open
daily.
THOS. r. HALEY
Lanham. Nd. AP. 7-990O
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HERE NOW
BIG ROOMS
"Sylvan Setting"

tVtS11 NOVU141b
Here's q rare combination Of pic
turesQue charm AND SPACIOUS
NESS in o wooded wonderland
setting of shade trees. shrubber!
and flower beds; 4 twin-sized bed
dressing @ roomi. ; fun baths. de- de-
lightfui family rec. rm. in bsmt
with 2nd fireplace, maids room
det. garage, patio and barbecue
loaded with extras. including deer
freeze, washer and drier: excellent
prewar brick construction in hnt
area of custom homes; cony. Il
Wash. Golf and Country Club. O.
approved at the low. low price o.
S25,775 and lust what you're look
Arthur L. Walters, Inc.
2Ala Wilson Blvd Til Q. LA 7.h9nl
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DIRECTIONS: OUT BRANCH AVE.
no ard OVERHEAD TRAFFIC
LIGHT, RIGHT MILE TO OPEN
SIGN AND HOUSE.
CECIL H. HOLSINGER
BUILDER. RE. 6-sobs
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LITTLE FARM

BUNGALOW; BHNqAiL.oSo IN, nssw Bal galtimers s..pi pix: ::
bus, etc; vacant; 9. rms, side drive
VIII exchange; S1.000-S2,000 cash
OWNER, ia. 9-70l0. Your agent.
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fAKoMA PARK - $1,000 DOWN,
Modern 1M-story brick, liv. rm
with fireplace. din. ell. Q lse. bed
rms, stairway to finished upstairs;
lge. porch, shaded street. Call He.
I-6Ann to inSpect. HUGH T. PECK
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CAROL HIGHLANDS
lovely. 2-story, brick Colonial, or
shaded fenced lot. Consists oi
good -sise hv. rm. with fireplace
family size din. rm., kit. with table
space; 2 twin-size bedrms. on end
noor; many extra features; Will
WOOD COMPANY
l1l5s Qeorria Ave, Silver Spring,
Md 10 4-72O0 Til $40
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LANGLEY PK.-$13,950
ASSUME 40 GI LOAN

Detached brick rambler in i'm
maculate condition; living room
dining room combination. modern
Kitchen with dinette space, dish
washer, garbage disposal. etc,
with gas heat: large lot. incloseo
with Anchor fence. First trust
$10,07a. payable SIT so per month
including taxes and Insurance. Call
MR.. MCINTOSH, EX. 3-24s0; Sun
days and eyes,. AD. 2-6565.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
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LAUREL,

LAUREL
Near n. Meade-Corner lot; 9-bed-
Rm., full-bsmt. rambler: large hv.
I'm s9pip;o I'm kitchen; VA approved
UNIVERSITY HILLS
Assume GI loan at SSS.55 per mo-,
excellent financing for non-vet
Lovely 3-bedrm. brick rambler on
fenced. corner lot. GE kitchen with
dining space. large liv rm. with
fireplace outside entrance to full
bsmt. SIT.
Handy-Man'S Special
Name your own down payment. Large
6-room. 2-bath home with base
ment: close to transp., stores,
school. S13.50O. will consider any
reasonable offer.
ROGERS HEIGHTS
Terrific Cape Cod: lovely bedrms.
recreation-type bsmt, with outside
entrance. fenced lot with beautiful
shruss, Priced at $4,000. Terms
MATTHIAS CO.
Wa 7-oei Call TIL . PM
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

DOWNTOWN RETAIL PROPERTY.
5000 50. It. on 5 floors. Large ele-
vator. Possession one month: CARL
@. ROSINSKI CO., Ma. S-9254.
5000 SO. FT., air-cond. space; on
2 floors, plus full, usable bsmt., q
story Semidet.. Small compact. bldg,
clean as whistle: 10 yrs. old. cen:
trslly located downtoTn. west ,t,i e
JAMES L. DIXON & CO. ST.
FIRST COMMERCIAL, 1882 H st,
I.e.-Store with three rooms and
bath, above: "a basement with b, W.
heat. Priced. 81 $500, Call MR.;
MCINTOSH. Ex. 2-24S0; ewes. and
sSn,i SMITH az, az. 2-e'o'' FRED A.
4 800 SO So. FL. all on one floor. in
NV. section; building only s yrs.
owner. Ho. 2-70o3. MR.. BURKE.
SMALL SHOPPING CENTER q 4
new stores, close In Arl,, next TO
large food chain; rental. $500;
priced q only s75,09soe osoe WEISS
Zones SNES FoR FESosGA Gas 81 AsTR4YTfSoa-1s, R,YiSsa 900
5. B. G.. IT, r. aeasets e. City. D0r Busy intersee..
Important highways. Total price,
$4,000. HE. 4-3500 to 8 pm:
ewes, call Mr.. Lauer, AP. -71s9.
W. w. LEWIS. "a
THIS Is A BARGAIN--N.W. business
property; rented for &445 monthly.
Owner will sacrifice If good cash
payment Is made ,,,,,n
~. .cHAs. s; MUiR MA.
Phi. MA. S-1595. 203 Southern Bldg.
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RAMBLER-$14, ,75OLGI

Brick, 3-bedrm.. ia bath, full
bsmt, z. h.. lge yard.
READMOND REAL ESTATE
TU. 2-616I EN-. 3-SS76
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LAUREL-GI-$625 DOWN
cape Cod, LIST A.. 5 rms. and bath;
2nd a., Q lge. studio rms. Full bsmt
S12,B00. Call Mrs. Hurt, WA. z.
0l2N, COX A CO., 10, S-bS37,
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10000 SO. FT,
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

BLTHEsDA ETH An River Road srsaI.p; y -. 2;
inSas.. R5Sa sG1o nr $50 sidiSa: i1a:o ,mm.d asss
occ.: heavy elec. serv.: 1uores. MT
Call Mr.. MARTIN. HU. 3-4030
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

COR. BLDG, eonv. locations furn.
ris6t. CO. 5-6ss7. NE. s-o4s6.
l-bedrm; apis. for s46, 900 e.; i
6-unit 2-bedrm. apt. for 1000.
Also 2, 3. g. 8 and 10 units with
prices ranging from $4,000. up, all
rented. Call Mr.. Bement for de-
tails. BROWN AGENCY. JU. g.
VERMONT AVE. NV. 1900 block
81 rms. ia units, oil heat. hre-
escapes. $27,5O0. OWNER. ST. s.
1920. Ewes. call RA. 6-2S05.
WHAT A BUY! KENNEDY, near
commercial, income 81, $50. operat-
Ing expenses, $446. $4,000 cash
required balance one trust J. B.
MALLos, RA. 6-s227; eyes,, RA.
APPRSx. ilpSi 10 PER CENT return 4 4.
family fiat, Boiling Field vicinity
Mr.. Yount with FRANK 8.
PHILLIPS. DI. 7-l411: eyes,. EN-
FOR alaSSf The BUYER WHO WANTS
THE BEST, one 4-unit and one 2
unit apt. bldgs.. about 5 years old.
Better than new condition. Tenants
furnish all utilities. Best sc. loca-
tion. Never any vacancies. In
come S6,120 per year. Asking less
TOR. wa. 7.07Sa, no. S-67o0.
$4,000 CASH---Will buy q beautiful 2
story corner building. Desirable
1nnafiop at 20d6O
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Arfax Realty, JE. 4-49OO
POMPONIO

'VIRG1N1A's REALTY LEADERS"
2222 Wilson Blvd. ia. 10000
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DILLON LAND co.
No Money
DOWN
&1Q 0nn
S15.25O

Charm on Q well-landscaped corner
lot In Fairfax. 3 bedrms. plus den
spae 1 may y, Ds ss1 usso sn +, 4.n eo,,n
kit, full bsmt. GI approved.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25
CurdsviIIe

The Rev Ralph L Haga u the
Richmond iprea ched Sunday
morning at Smyrna Church u q
large CONGREGATION
Mr.. and Mra Jimmie Ieap al
tended tire funeral ~ a arc!e
ia Richmond last Heek
Mr. and Mr. Frank Har aad
family u NasnlnQteu sisted His
parents over the week end
Mrs WiIic Bailey 2ho ha been
spending The summer &tH Hf
and Mrs Yancy Bailey is nov
VISITING ret daughter h1r and
Ms o u Holland and - and
Mrs Preston Holland and dapga-
er of Hdllanda VIA
Mrs Alfred Harr and MIS-
Pauline tailed on Nj and Mrs
Velnatd I'aoffitt Iast ueek Otner
.isltors III tire Same home we're
Nj and Mr. ProffNt 81 Char
lotteaYtle 4nd Mr. Kempe Bcas-
ley and sons
Mrs 8Yteden Alien spent scg-
efai DAYS last week visiting Aes
daughter Mrs Alley and family
and Mrs Caudie and family u
Rlchnond
Mrs WHeeler is spending some
time win NJ and Mrs + Scott
Carroll t5fGfflth q Washington
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25
H0wardsyille

Mr. and Mrs Garland T Burch-
er and two sons. 81 Dahlgren L.
S Navy have been visiting Mr.
and Mr. W L BurcheI the past
week
Mr. II z Cooke left last Sat
urday for Hampton where she
UiA spend the winter With her
sister Mrs II S. Ovens.
The { and o. Railroad Is
Strengthening the track east Of
here and also vest Of here at
Manteo
Nj and Mr. Kenneth Carroll
Of Schuyler visited Mrs. Annie l..
Goolsby the past week end
Miss Dorothy Brown. Of Hope
well Is visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. c n. Brown. jimmy
Brown also Of Hopewell. Is visit
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25
Mt. Zion

MIS- Ernest Anderson vas a
business visitor 70 Richmond
Thursday
Misses jamie and Frances Pat
terson ard Miss Mary Anderson
attended a Buckingham County
Teachers Meeting at DillByn Ele-
mentary School Thursday night.
Carlton Boatwright Of Rich
mond visited relatives in this
community Sunday and attended
MI zion Church
Nj. and Mrs Anderson we're
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25

bacco Harvester Company officials
say the Buckeye Shaver Tobacco
Harvester is especially suited 10
the needs Of the small acreage
tobacco growers. Since it can be
mounted on any standard tractor
which most farmers already own.
the grower need only Ilake the
moderate investment required 20
purchase the Buckeye Shayer
Harvester.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25

BUCKEYE ANNOUNCES NEW
TOBACCO HARVESTER

A new tobacco harvester has
been announced by The Buckeye
Incubator Company. OF Spring
field Ohio. manufacture Of gas
and oil burning tobacco curers.
incubators and poultry raising
equipment. The new harvester DIFF
fers from others because II has
no moving parts Ii mounts on any
standard one or two row tractor.
yet is a full capacity harvester
capable Of filling two 6oo-stlck
barns each day. The harvester is
operated with crew Of four
primers, four loopers and driver.
Developed in the Carolina to-
bacco growing area. the new labor
saving machine was designed and
field tested BIZ A. n Shaver. Of
Lumberton. N. C.. and viii be
known as the Buckeye Shaver To-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25

ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Brown
Rev John ". Garrett ard son
81 Hopewen, acre dinner guests
CT Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brown last
Sunday
Clarence CuFrier has retuTne !
to Newport News after visiting
at Schuyler and the home Of Mrs.
Annie l. Goolby here
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25

Taken into custody when he
crashed teen-age girls pa jana
party. q Cincinnati man told
police he was trying TO keep a
date with his girl friend but was
fined $50 when he admitted she
hadn't lived at the address for
Is years
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25

Captain Nathaniel Palmer an
American whaling captain logged
the first sight 81 land III Antarc-
tea. in 1920
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25

We hope their luck will be good
and their rule will be saftey for
humans and farm animals.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-29
Chou Bid for Conference
Is '|nsu|t,' General Says

sian officers at Berlin had con-
vinced him that such incidents
as the exchange of correspond
ence between President Eisen-
hover and Marshal Georgi Zhu-
kov, defense minister of Russia,
have no significance"
mo Soviet leader has any
freedom CT choice at all in the
policy he must follow" he said.
Urges Positive Action"
Gen. HoWley. who returned re-
Gently from a Formosa visit.
urged that the United States
take positive action to see that
Communist governments are de-
stroyed."
Such a policy could include
moral condemnation, political
pressures and economic block
AIDES. he said. He said it would
not necessarily mean war, but
would involve 1.-The risk of war"
A positive policy must be tried
quickly if it is tc be used, he
said. because this country now
has superiority in nuclear
weapons.
But the Soviet Union is trying
to catch up, he said. adding he
did not know how long "a period
of grace" the United States has.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-29
BY ]. A. OLEARY

Senator Gore, Democrat, of
Tennessee predicted today a
Public Works subcommittee will
approve. with some amendments,
his bill to double the existing
Federal aid highway program.
This would mean sidetracking
the Eisenhower plan for a $25
billion bond issue to complete an
interstate highway system dur
ing the next 10 years in addition
to Federal funds now given to
the States on a matching basis.
The subcommittee failed to
reach a decision this morning
but may vote at an afternoon
session.
Lengthy Sessions
After lengthy public hearings,
the subcommittee met in closed
session this morning to make a
choice from three pending bills:
/. The Eisenhower bond issue
plan, to be added to the present
level of Federal grants to the
States on matching basis.
2. The proposal of Senator
Gore, to double the present level
of about $500 million a year in
Federal grants to the States.
3. The proposal of Senator
Case. Republican, of South Da-
kota, which lies between the Eli
SenhoWer and Gore programs.
The Case bill utilities more of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-29
Gore Predicts Approval
OfHis Highway Program

the framework of existing high
way legislation than the admin
istration bill, but would retain
provisions for self supporting a
bond issue financed by license
fee for cars using the interstate
system.
The Presidents proposal was
dealt a serious blow early in
the hearings when Senator
Byrd. Democrat, of Virginia, at
tackled it as an unsound meth
cd of financing. He charged
that with a 30-year bond issue,
the Government would be
spending $1l.5 billion on in
terest rather than on highway
construction. He argued that
every dollar borrowed would
cost the taxpayer $1.55.
Another Objection
Senator Byrd also objected to
the plan because he said the
bond issue would not be counted
as part of the national debt.
Senator Byrd recommended
that Congress stick to the pres
ent Federal aid program of
matching State road expendi-
lures, and that the 2-cent
gasoline tax now being collected
by the Federal Government be
repealed with the understanding
that the States would reimpose
it for use on highway construc-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-29
ANA Protests Doctor Draft
To Care for G| Dependents

Pentagon officials to work out
a method of encouraging more
medical men to join the services.
mo action has been taken"
he added. 1T has apparently
become easier (for the Pen
tagon) to convince Congress
every two years that the doctor
draft law should be extended
than to take steps to attempt
solve the basic problem in
volved."
He proposed appointment of a
civilian committee ito investigate
ways of increasing the attractive
ness of military service for physi-
clans and allied health person.
nell"
Use More Civilians
He also suggested considering
more use Of civilian doctors I'M
der contract.
The American Dental Associa-
ton also opposed extending the
draft in testimony yesterday.
DR.. j. Claude Earnest of Mon
roe, La. vice chairman of the
associations council on legisla-
ton, said the services were not
properly using the dentists they
have drafted.
Pfc. William R. Bertelsen of
Naponset, ILL.,. 35-year-old doc
tor, added his personal objection
to the law, which he said meant
that a minority was more "singu-
larry chastised" than at any time
since the abolition of slavery.
DR.. Bertelsen said he had re-
fused a commission ION princi-
pie" when he was drafted in 1853.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-29
Prescription Forging
CHARGE Holds Man

A suspected addict, who police
said forged a stolen prescription
blank in an attempt to obtain
narcotics, waived a preliminary
hearing today and was ordered
held by United States Commits
sioner Cyril Lawrence for action
of a grand jury.
The suspect was identified as
Clarence Callen, 81, colored, Of
the TOO block of U street NV.
He was arrested yesterday in a
drug store by Narcotic Squad
Detectives D. A. Longo and Sey-
mour Raboy.
Detective Longo said Callen
admitted classifying the prescrip-
ton blank, stolen from Dr.. Hen
ry Douglas. 1t had been made
out for 80 tablets of synthetic
narcotic. He was arrested in the
act of handing the prescription
to a pharmacist, Mr.. Longo said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-29
Phone Workers Cited
For Services in Blust

CHESTERTOWN. Md, April
30 (P.-The telephone employees
Of Chestertown we're honored at
o dinner Wednesday in recogni-
ton of their services during the
emergency created by the explo-
sion of a fireworks plant here
last July. The blast resulted in
ii deaths
James B. Morrison, president
Of the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Companies, presented
q bronze plaque to the group
commemorative their "acts Of
noteworthy public service"
The citation said all employees
reported for duty the day Of
the blast and remained at their
posts despite the danger Of re-
Surfing explosions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-29
BY the Associated Press

The American Medical Associ-
alton protested as unfair" to-
day the drafting of doctors to
care for civilian dependents of
military personnel.
DR.. Walter B. Martin of Nor
folk. Va, president. and other
ANA spokesman urged the House
Armed Services Committee to
end the draft of doctors and
dentists when the present law
expires June 80. The commit
tee is considering a measure to
extend the law for two more
years.
DR.. Martin described the law
as discriminatory" 1t makes
doctors and dentists subject to
enforced military service until
they are 81 years old. The regu-
lar draft law applies only to men
up to 26 years old.
Cite Births
AS an example of the growing
amount Of dependents care, he
said more than 145,000 babies
were born in military hospitals
in 1858, compared with $4,000 in
1948.
The committee has yet to
hear from military officials.
They say, however. that a con-
tinued supply of medical men
from civilian life is needed to
keep up military medical serv-
ices to both troops and de-
pendentS.
DR.. Martin said the ANA
three times since 1852 has
offered to get together with
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There is no purcr milk than Highs at any
price u. in any container. 1t meets the rigid
standards set up and enforced by your Health
Department for Grade A Homogenized Vitamin
D Milk. 1t contains minimum of 3R percent
buterfat, and it is bottled with the most mod
ern equipment in this area, under the strictcst
sanitary precautions No other dairy sells tresher,
more wholesome milk - and don't let anybody
tell you different
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Brandon School, az Shirley High
way and South Glebe road. ap-
peared to be the best immedi-
ately available site as an interim
solution. He urged that study
continue on other sites. how
ever, to find a more suitable
permanent location.
Among other properties his
committee studied, Mr.. Driver
said. were a part of the Smith
Bowman tract on Route 606 near
Route Z, land owned by Homer
Hoyt in the Fairfax Station and
Sideburn area, the Falls Church
High School and Arlington, Hall,
now a military installation at
Arlington boulevard and Glebe
road.
On other matters at its regular
monthly meeting, the Virginia
Planning Commission:
!. Heard about new moves to
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get critically needed hospital IA
cilities in Fairfax County.
2. Decided to try to gather in
formation for Alexandria in line
with that city's hope Of expand
ing its port facilities.
8. Voted to admit Prince VIII
liam County to membership on
the regional commission. Prince
william previously had been a
member but was forced to with
draw when it abolished its plan
ming commission in 1850.
Joseph H. Freehill, chairman
of the Fairfax County Health
Council, told the planners of
efforts in Fairfax to plan for a
hospital. He said the citizen
movement began about three
months ago. and general objec-
tiveS still are in the planning
stage.
John j. Anderson, Arlington
Hospital administrator, ap-