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COUNTRY PROPERTY

MOUNTAIN LODGE-Biue Ridge,
M. Paris, Va. So mi. b. c. good
roads. 6h .. woodland. u cleared.
Lee. living room. huge stone frepl.
Beamed ceiling. 3 bedrooms. Mod
bath. Elec. kitchen. Phone. 267 IT.
automatic well. Sep. tank. Base
m Ten. Attic; New eoonndition; sl2,-
sSSS4oI DS O owS vi so 10 es sSo6 pal 81
Berryville 1888. Box 2a2-z.
p a6ME, otanss County @ v vissiSia
On Rapidan. Fine setting. well
frame. 8 rms. 2 baths. 2 fireplaces,
Excellent interior detail. Complete
electric kitchen. INV. Dashboard
nisSed. JE. $3.50. snndas sen H .1s
RETIF EMENT HOMES, Blue Ridge
Mts. - Village, country. trout
streams. acreage: good values; free
lists. PARKER BROWN, Reva, Va.
Culpeper GAIT.
SEVERAL LARGE country estates
and three beautiful homes in coun-
Try with small acreage in lovely
Piedmont. Virginia. MRS. JAMES
II. SoMERVILLE, Realtor, Orange,
va, lei. O&Zl.
MARLBORO, MD. - Spac. 3-bedrm.
Colonial on lge. wide lot; attractive
terms. Call MA. 1850 MELOY
REALTY. INC, MA. 7-3350.
FOR RENT
Log house. semifurnished. cool,
1,100-ft. elevation, 75-mile view, 40
miles Arlington; recently restored on
300-acre farm, log fireplace, living
dining rm. comb : three bedrooms.
bath; $3.50 year. z. CARTER FOS-
TER. The Plains. Va. Phone 1851.
HISTORIC 2OO-YR. old stone res
idence In attractive setting near
Olney, Md. Long frontage on state
road 142; 20 mi. downtown. Good
financing.
NEAR oLNEY. MD.-unusually
attractive country home. carefully
Handicapped grounds with running
stream and stocked trout pool: 3
story frame house with bedrooms.
e baths, living room. dining room.
oen,., kitchen, utility room. garage,
small stable: acres: $4,000. Call
Mr.. johnson. SP. 4-5244. RANDALL
H. HAGNER, Realtors, DE. 2-36O0.
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MA'AM-

These few lines viii brief YOU on
2 NEW split.leyel rambler in the
lean Be- Slept in II desired) srsnd
piano size liv. rm. High on knoll
with nice view from picture win
dows Daylight bsmt. with rec. rm.
started. Priced at $4,000 with
$4,000 down, or GI. FILA or trade.
LANE opportunity. Cali IA. 7.S6e0.
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l4-uNIT APT BLDG, new, attr.,
well financed. 1905 occupied: Of.
over +30es profit on $4,000 down
payment. Elk. 3-5S01, weekdays.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
POMPONIO
PRESENTS
PARDNER

Want to have that WESTERN
teeiIng? Then see this Hacienda.
type rancher. Russell in color. N.
8 bedrooms. center hall, Entertain
or Just plain live In big din. rm.-
jalousied porch. outdoor barbecue
Also q rec. nm, maids rm., garage,
carport. COOL AS MINT. Rugged
construction. Present owner is going
to roundup In another area and
wants future good pardners to take
and any reasonable terms will be
acceptable. The number to call
Pardner Is ia. 10000.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
S BEDROOMS
8 BATHS

Exclusive EnvE AREA lt OF PAN haANoIEY :
More than h-acre wooded lot. this
beautiful new brk. ramb.: features
lge. liv. rm. with flrepl, lge. din.
rm.. rec. rm. with firepl., dream
kit, diversified screened porch; at
tached gear gar; ideal for lge.
family or entertaining. Dir: From
D. c.. cross Chain Bridge, turn right
at stop light on Rte. 1873, Ia miles
on Pine Tree I'd. to open house.
TOIYNI M ANnrpcNAT
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4@f4A a - n - -
4 BedrmS., 2la Baths
.,,split level ,Sr $4,000: Beau.
screened porch; attached Esraee
lis,aere wooded LOT tres ~ hns
e. M. HALEY. JE. 2-7944
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FiXer Upper

II you're handy with paint brush
you can take advantage Of this
e eco WIN sSSS p aoSn sns ans .thiy
payments Of only SBa.3O plus taxes
and insurance. A coy harm cottage
conveniently located IN srli~ on
9 blks. TO bus. Cali today
ArfaX Realty. JE. 4-1900
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OPEN SUNDAY
Ian Til z

COUNTRY LIVING at it's finest.
restored American farm house. 4
acre lot. Price $4,000. Directions:
west on rte. z to Tyson's Corner,
left to Spinnetts' Welding shop, right
to open house.
4 BEDRM. FAMILY-This is it. 2
baths, daylight bsmt.; lot l17xlSS.
S2O, 900. Rte. Z to rte. $50, left to
Madrom lane. left to open house.
FALLS CHURCH - Unsurpassed
charm, in good taste are found in
this Immaculate home. 2 bedrms.,
den. beamed ceiling liv. rm.; lge. lot
with fruit trees, mr.. st. James;
Price, S17,500. Directions: Broad
st. to West ST., left to Ellison. right
to 1912.
FALLS cHURCH-3 bedrm. brk.
recently redec. CRV for $1B,25O.
Follow directions in above ad and
proceed to 1902 Ellison st,
DEvoNsHIRE GARDENS bed
rm., Ia baths. bsmt.; sparkling Cape
God en- lovely lot Price sd5;9
land ST., left to Winchester way and
PARKLIKE SETTING - Provides
perfect background for this spar
3 bedrms.. nsmt. Priced under S2Q.-
900: Directions; From East Falls
goth. Left to 1884 and open house.
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REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC.
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OH BROTHER

on Sl4.so0 ol loan and and this is S.yT.
young 6-rm. spacious home with full
psmt. is yoursi l9x15 lily. rm., 11x13
din. rm.. big. kit. and 8 twin-siSe
ton. Lots Of value for only $4,000
with low down payment. Call ia.
7.336O.
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VIENNA

Three--bedroom rambler In center
q this loyely suburb; Lily. rm. with
util. rm.; oil h.-w.h., storm windows
and doors; Ia-acre lot. Close to
school. shopping center, bus, Price,
$l3,99O,. only $1,750 down. balance
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WORKING COUPLES

WORKING COUPLES
VIII md this their HOME IDEAL.
3-bedrm. CALIFORNIA bungalow.
Spotless condition. Beamed ceiling In
liv. rm. Fireplace wall. Efficiency
kit.. all eguipPed, carp9rt, Beauti-
and many extras. Convenient loca-
ton. LARGE CT loan may be assumed
with low down payment. Priced
right at $17,5OO. Call ia. 7-666O
before II Is too latel
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MCLEAN
Third Dimension
Beauty

1mmed. poss. for purchaser Of this
new antique brick split-level nestled
meath tall green oaks and hickories
on gently sloping h-acre. Ground
level, center-hall entr.. 23-ft. liv.
nm: with. high vaulted ceilings and
wide vista view" window wall.
Unique eye-cetching Short iron
rallied stair" to sleep-level with 3
airy twin-sized bedrms.: 2 colored
tiled baths. Lower-level family "ac-
tivities" room with abundance OF
sliding alum. windows. md firepl.
and prepared for Bird bath. Wide
sweeping driveway to mod. diversified
c g psSt ne MOST UNUSUAL VALUE
SELDOM
viii you have an opportunity to in
spect a home at Sl8,600 with SO
many desirable features. Brick
constr. liv. rm. with massive stone
nrepl., sep. din. rm.. a really Gus
tom kit. on LIST level. Upstairs
3 lovely. bedrms.. lh tiled baths
and sundeck. Bsmt. recr. rm. with
workshop, garage. Tree-shaded LOT
improved with attrac. patio and
barbecue. Very desirable N. Arl
NJ. Lexington and Lee hwy. Terms,
Gl or conventional.
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POMPONIO
PRESENTS
DON'T GIVE UP

The split-level rambler with
everything is HERE 3 giant
size bedrms., 2Il baths, long
and-wide liv. rm., sep. din.
rm. and kit; both spacious
and marvellous. Daylight bsrnt.
Pleasing brick and WESTERN
SIDING exterior: has many
quality features and extras
which are not to be found
elsewhere and which are
taken for granted in much
higher-priced homes. GI APP
proved at S21.500 with hard
to-get tbut we got it, flnan-
cling. 5eo down. Call ia. T.
$500 To see Il
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COLONEL sub! !

OOIONEL Duh!
This here Split-level rambler is q
fifteen home for the GENERAL and
IL amt out Of your reach. Consists
SrA,rI HsaTmi iiv 2m baths sSsi, HOME IonsS
wall. Spacious mod. equipped
kitchen. Daylight bsmt. oodies Of
closets and storage space. Many
features in this rambler not to be
found in comparable or even higher
priced homes. Move around in ease
and comfort whether 1t be with
III family e S Or Tth .np Estt9Ss ether
S21. 800 and . low down payment
will handle. Give US q call Colonel
and start feeling like . GENERAL.
IA. 1860.
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TtcOONS

This fabuloys functional eontsmpo:
the ultimate. in living enjoyment.
Woodland setting on high $4,000
It. lot. 3 bedrms., 2 more possible
8 baths. Den-type rec. rnn., with
firepl. Outdoor-style lily. rm., high
ceilings and lots Of light. Huge
screened porch; ideal for relaxing
6nns aq 9So1 other pTs
liv. rm.. efficiency kitchen and dis
tinctive styling. are In keeping with
character Of home and neighbor-
hood S5.000-$6.00 down will
handle. Priced considerably under
market. BY appointment. ia. 7-6660
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ATTENTION
MILITARY OFFICERS

Charming brick home with beau
distance to ouantico or B. c, XIV.
nm, din. rm:. lge. den with firepl.,
z bedrms.. bath, equipped kit. LIST n. /:
lge. unfinished bedrms. and room
for bath End a.: oil h.-w.h.: full
bsmt., breezeway, garage, patio.
Price, $27.500; reasonable down pay
ment. Owner will finance. Exclusive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-26

took issue yesterday with the
very optimistic estimates" in
this regard made by Dr.. Willard
If. Libby of the Atomic Energy
Commission. (Strontium-90, if
i'm sufficient quantities could
cause bone cancerD
Cites maximum" Figures
The Federation report asserted
that DR.. Libby has recently
stated that if the present scale
Iof testing were carried on for
two or three more decades, the
amount of strontium 80 in
human beings might rise to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-26

certain areas Of the world the
strontium-9O hazard has already
passed the danger point, to say
nothing of the additional produc-
ton of this material in further
tests"
DR.. Libby's October IL speech,
his most recent and sanguine on
the subject, said the conclusion
that adults in the United States
have lngested about four-thou-
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ut is clear" that when the world
wide average of the 3 per cent
concentration in human being is
reached, there will be areas
where the concentration will be
'at or above this permissible level,
In a speech October u, DR..
Libby pointed out that calcium
in the soil reduces the rate of
assimilation of strontium-90 by
plants because the two elements
are chemically similar.
Urges Revision Downward
The Federation, asserting that
DR. Libby's estimate of how much
strontium-90 may be ingested
safely should be revised down.
ward, perhaps considerably" is
sued this warning:
1T may well be true that in
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about 3 per cent of the maxi
mum permissible concentration
This 3 per cent is an average
number, based on the average
worldwide concentration of cal
cium in the topsoil," the report
declared. In an article by DR..
Libby he reports that the
strontium- concentration rela-
tive to topsoil calcium in certain
areas in Wales was about so
times greater than the worldwide
average "
The Federation concluded that
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. A
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 26

t.004) of the permis-
sible amount or possibly as
high" as one-one hundreth,
seems justified"
He reported, too, that plants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-26
Radiation Hazard Feared
Greater Than Reported
By L. EDGAR PRINA

Federation American Scientists, which Adlai
proposal calling for ban testing of large nucear
weapons lit likely that the radiation hazard is
than by official statements"
the pathoogic effect of bombtest faout
the hazards from radioactive rontum-90 the federation
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Sale! Mems SIS Hand-NeedIed OutercOas of Imported
CASHMERE e.

Virtually every costly detail known tailoring has been
applied these Goodman Suss of 6Od cashmere
4OT Australian WOOL These of the finest yarns of their
kind giving luxury The handneeded apes cuffs and
pockets the deep satin yokes the suede cloth pocket Innings
a the details you expect Sis coat Yours for only $7995
The fullest expression of warmth without weight Sngebreased
models with setn sleeves Deep blue oxford grey medium grey
dark brown and natural End Floor Washington; Street Floor
Silver Spring and PARKington.
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assimilate only one-third the
amount Of strontium-90 in the
soil and that the milk contains
only one-eighth the stronium-90
in cows feed.
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10Th your ne,V suit ;. another Raleigh first!
Arrow Shirts with Permanent STAYS
4 stays you can't lose

soft collars lCih buiIt-n stays you can't lose
Our Arrow whites" have that right their soft
collars osne Whots the cont harmed
washing pressing-ot home the oundn-ond will life
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placing hunting Spores Choose your Arrow Raleigh
either "Poee" regular medium point collar
the Podock senspreod collar and French cuffs They're Son.
forzed 0ess hon 20 hnkoee mode Of fine premium boodch
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or hbscsnr rpye in ne satci
p m d ers b dbS
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have in he m y bda whichever
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unlimitsd Free Perkins Chevy Chess
ons Hour Free PsfEins Downtown
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-19
Citizenship soeio Groees Stressed
Holiday Lake I'LL Camp In Full Swing
3 Counties, Two Churches Scheduled

J A Smith. Apponattox county
agent will be camp director that
week.
In succeeding weeks will o m
youths from Allegheny, RoCkbridce
and Faith August GIL. and Madi-
son. Orange. Culpeper, Louisa and
Greene August Is 13.l
Amelia county Alters Att n d
camp at Camp Farrar. Virginia
Beach and are scheduled there the
week of July p with clbhers from
Lunenbu~g. Mecklenburg and Motto
way
Powhatan youths attend James
town Al Camp where they will
spend the week of July % % They
viii share the camp with ClubberS
from Charles City. New K vt.
Hampton. James City. Warwick.
York and Goochland counties
5000 Attend
over 5000 Virginia All youths
attend the five camps between June
and September where they are Civ
Continued on page y
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-19

Holiday Lake All Camp, one of
five provided for Virginia youths. is
now in full operation and will be
the center of camping activities
throughout the summer.
Charlotte. Halifax and H enry
counties will send All youths to the
lake June $3.50 Pittsylvania and
Campbell county All ers were there
the past week. first for the season
E S Seay Jr.. Cumberland coun-
ty agent, will be camp director for
the week of July 81 for club mem
bers in Cumberland and Roanoke
counties r S. Ellis. Buckingham
agent will be the director July 9-14
when youth come from Bucking-
ham, BEDFORD and Nelson counties
Prince Edward Camp
Prince Edward county yout h 6
ill share the camp July 30 to Aug
ust 4 with club members from Ap-
pomattox. Amherst and Fhvanna
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-19
History Division Chief Will Address
Charlotte APVA at 'WOOdfOrk' June 30

The annual homecoming meeting
of the Charlotte Branch of the AS
Sociation for the Preservation of
Virginia Antiquities will be held on
Saturday. June 30. at "woodfork"
D. Quinn E G lest on. Charlotte
Branch director. has announced
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Gompers will
be the hosts for the picnic i unch
meeting at the old home of Col
Joel Watkins. located on Route $50,
three miles northwest Of Charlotte
Court House.
The guest OF honor and m n
speaker will be DR.. W Ewin
Hemphill. chief of the History Di-
vision of the Virginia State Library
William Rogers. a Watkins descend
ant. will give historical sketch of
"Woodfork' II was at "Woodfork"
that Patrick Henry. as a guest of
his old friend, COL Watkins, spent
the night before he made his last
public speech at Charlotte Court
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-19
State Controlled
Schools Advocated

State Sen E O McCuc Jr.. Of
Charlottesville. has proposed that
Virginia offer direct defiance of the
Supreme Court and refuse point
blank" to comply with any court
order to end segregation in the pub
lie schools.
McCue would block integration Of
the races in the schools by having
the General Assembly take over op-
GRAFTON of the public schools through
out Virginia He said the legislat IRE
should free local school boards of
the responsibility of school oper-
alton and place the control in the
hands Of the assembly
School boards would be Invested
of their rights to be sued and
schools would be operated under d-
rect authority of the Legislature
School board members. he said
could be made employees of the
legislature to handle details of
school administration
McCue said he did not believe the
Supreme Court would "try to take
on the General Assembly.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-19
C. f. Wilson Heads
Farmville Lions,
Installation July 6

c. F. Wilson was elected preSi-
dent of the Farmville Lions Club
Fri d a Y. succeeding Emmett G
webster, who held the post during
the past year.
Lion Wilson is distributor or
Texaco products and proprietor Of
Wilson's Home and Auto store in
Farmville He has served as vice
president for the past two years
and has been active in the club
since 1884
Other officers elected were O. w
Harper. first vice president; James
H. Forbes. second vice president.
T. K Baldwin. third vice president:
E Louis Dahl. Lion Tanner, and
E. w. Pairet. tail twlster
Boyd Balm and S. P. Glover were
elected to fill vacancies in the board
of directors.
The newly elected officers will be
installed at the July meeting the
first Friday in July
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-19

House. on County Court Day in
early March. 1899. Henry's address
was followed by John Randolph S
first public speech and both were
made from the small portico Of
Tankersley's Tavern at Charlotte
Court House.
In making the announcement E,g-
qleston stated that as usual a pic
mic lunch will be served on the
"Woodfork" lawn at noon on June
so A brief APVA business meeting
will follow lunch. The history of the
old Watkins home. and then the
main address by DIR Henphlll Will
conclude the program.
The local APVA Branch expects
a large number of members and
friends from Charlotte and adjoin-
ing counties as well as from other
parts OF Virginia and from other
states. Special "Woodfork roa
signs will be put up by the local
APVA committee
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-19
Two Speakers
Address FRIDAY
NAACP Rally

+ Thomas Mcclure. a Peters
burg Justice of the Peace. and DR..
T. b. Henderson. of Falls Church.
president of the Virginia State
Conferences of Branches of the
NAACP. addressed the Prince Ed
ward Branch. NAACP rally. Fri
day night in Beulah AME Church
here.
w. Lester Banks, State NAACP
secretary. introduced Mcclure,
the first speaker. Mcclure, who
attended the College of William
and Mary. and who was a Repub-
llcan candidate for lieutenant
governor in l949, described him.
self az an advocate of civil rights
Il do not like to be pushed
around. and if you can be
pushed around today because OF
race. tomorrow. l may be pushed
around because of my black hair
or hazel eyes he charged in his
opening remarks.
He outlined the Virginia Bill oil
Rights. while charging that
rights are not protected in a seq
regated society He said that
Virginia cannot support Qua
system of education. and that ad
vocates of segregation are Great
ing a vacuum. Into this void
caused by disruption of the schoo
system will rush: either the fed
eral government or anarchy For
my part l will take the federal
government" he said.
He labeled the Defenders of
State Sovereignty and Individual
Liberties statement of beliefs
communist with the charge Il
do not know what Communist
wrote the statement Of beliefs for
the Defenders. but when Senator
Mccarthy is again investigating
I'M American activities. 1 will per-
sonally refer the matter of the
Defenders to him. and let him
ferret out the Communist
DR. Henderson. former teacher
and director of health and physi-
cal education in the public schools
of Washington. D. c.. followed
Mcclure.
Our people. he said base
all that we do within the law and
Continued on page y
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-19
Son OF LC Dean
Granted Degree OF
Doctor of Medicine

Dane Ruffner Boggs was granted
the degree Of doctor of medicine
from University of Virginia. Mon
day. June IL He is the son of
DR.. Earl r BoggS. LongWoOd Col
lege dean. and Mrs Boggs.
Dane was elected to the honor
AIRY medical society. Alpha Omega
Alpha. from the Glass of 1856.
He graduated from Stonewall
Jackson High School, Charleston.
w Va, III 1919 He received the
bachelor of arts degree at Uni
versity Of Virginia IN 1852. and
was elected that year to Phi Beta
appa, honorary scholarship
society
Dane is married to the former
Jill Dodson, of Portsmouth. They
have two sons. Dane Ruffer II and
Keith Webster.
He will remain at University
Hospital. Charlottesville. for in
tornsh.p n irterra. medicine
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-19
TB Sanatoria
Waiting Lists
Are Eliminated
Significant
Advance Hailed
By Director Here

Commenting on the recent an
nounccmcnt that state tuberculosis
Sanatoria no longer have waiting
lists. DR. H F. jenkins SouthSide
Health Dist'ict director. said it rep.
~eSentS significant advances in med
icine and public health
OF immediate importance is the
fact that patients now may immed-
lately enter a sanatorium A year
ago. according to state figures Civ
n out recently by Governor Stan
ley, Piedmont Sanatorium at Burke
vile, had a waiting list of 256
There has not been a waiting per
iod for white patients for about
two years.
Developments in drugs and sur
rery have cut the average patient s
stay in half. making more beds
available, Dr.. Jenkins points out
Training programs of self-care at
sanatoria have enabled patients r.
return to their homes earlier pre-
pared to care for themselves and
safeguard othe"s with medical pre-.
cautions. he added
Since 1852. there has also hcen az
! annual decrease in the number Of
lew TB cases reported but d.
Mack I Shanholtz state health com
missioner, warns that Virginians
must not relax their fight agains
| tuberculosis.
AT present. Prince Edward County
,as four patients. two white and
wo Negro in state SanatOria There
are AZ arrested cases under care
md observation at home in the
county % Negroes and Is white
'hese are given chest Xravs twice
"carly. Dr. jenkins said. with sup
Elemental observations made n
heir progress
Tho facts Of earlier release anf
/ tt-homc care have surrounded the
tuberculosis situation with motto"
able Improvement in morale Of pa
| tents. Dr.. Jenkins observes
The state program Of Substituting
he fUll cost of patients care at CIT,
Sana;oria and converting them TO-
/ Negroes was big step in eliminat-
ing the waiting lists. These arc 10
Gated at Richmond, Norfolk and
| Roanoke
New Hospital Soon
Following completion of the new
tuberculosis hospital now being con
stl'ucted in Richmond by the State
Health Department and the Med
cal College of Virginia, the city in
stltutions gradually will be discon
ltnued
The evaporation Of waiting lists
inaueurateS a situation which has
not existed since the state cStab
hshed sanatorium in 1910
Catawba and Blue Ridge Sana-
toria. the two state institutions for
white patients. have more than met
the demand for beds in recent
months.