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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-01-05
IN HOSPITAL

Mrs. Oscar Robinson was re-
moved from her home in Sarahs-
vile Friday to the St. Francis
hospital, Cambridge for treat
ment. Mrs. Robinson was suf-
fering from pneumonia. The trip
was made in the McVay ambul-
anpp
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-01-05
Social
II Jews
AIDA Vaughn Honored
On Her 80th Birthday

A birthday dinner was held
recently in honor of Mrs. AIDA
Vaughn, who observed her Goth
birthday anniversary at her
home ON Caldwell route 3.
Those present were Mrs.
Minnie Heddleson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lemuel Davis and the host and
hostess, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Til
ton and sons, Gary and Taddy.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-01-05
VISITING PARENTS

Miss Nancy Secrest, r. NJ, ar
rived in Caldwell last Wednesday
to spend the holidays at the
home of her parents, Supt. and
Mrs. H. c. Secrest and son. Miss
Secrest has been on the staff
at the Cedars of Lebanon hos
pital in Los Angeles, Calf. for
the past several months.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-01-05
OF THANKS

] wish to express my apprecia-
ton for the cards, Xmas greet
ings, gifts, prayers and visits
which | received during my i'll
ness. They were all a source of
blessing to me.
Mrs. Robert Long
Caldwell, Ohio
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-01-05
st, Francis

SIs ns1sS
Mark and Marshall, sons of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Saterfield
Of Lower Salem, were dismissed
on Dec. "a.
Burt Winland of Quaker City
route 2; Ray Patterson of Quaker
City and Mrs. Perly Feldner of
Ava route I, were admitted on
Dec. 26.
Ray Patterson of Quaker City,
was taken to surgery on Dec. 27
Charles Adams of Beverly.
was admitted on Dec. %.
Mrs. Charles Howiler of Cald-
well, was admitted OH Dec. 30.
Admitted on Dec. so were
Lundy Barnett of Quaker City,
and Mrs. Oscar Robinson of Sar-
ahsville.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-01-05
uNDERGOES SURGERY

Mrs. Lura Ramage Of the For
est Grove community, under
went major surgery Wednesday
in the Bethesda hospital, Zanes-
Vile
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-01-05
UNDERGOES OPERATION

Gay Pitts, local well known
painter and decorator, is improv-
ing at Good Samaritan hospital,
GAINESVILLE, from a bone opera
ton which he underwent the
past week.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-01-05
HOSPITAL NOTES
GUERNSEY Memorial

"oSAhssSJ NAthtos .nA
Among those admitted on Dec.
26 were John Paul Hunt of Cald
we'll; Mrs. Levi Miller of Sarahs-
vile route l and Roy l.. Davis
of Caldwell route 6. William
Wheeler of Caldwell route 6,
was dismissed on Dec. 26.
Oliver Carpenter Of Summer
field, was admitted on Dec. q.
Mrs. Franklin Brown of Quaker
City route a AMI Mrs. Levi Mil
Ter of Sarahsville route /, were
dismissed on the same day.
Mrs. Pete Koshock Of Pleasant
City, was admitted on Christmas
day.
Those admitted on Dec. %
were Harry w, Cramblett of
Quaker City route 2; Mrs.
Dwight Dudley of Cumberland
route 3; Homer E. Hayes of
Quaker City and Robert A.
Reeves of Quaker City route 2.
Mrs. Pete Koshock Of Pleasant
City, was dismissed on Dec. %,
Ray, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Bonar, of Caldwell route 6,
and jeanne, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Brister of Salesville
route |, were admitted on Dec.
80.
Thomas II. Bond of Caldwell
route 4; John Paul Hunt Of Cald~
well and Jack Cline of Summer
field, we're dismissed on Dec. 30.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-01-05
Marietta Osteopathic

Royal B. DeLong, of Macks-
burg, and Mrs. Wilbur J, Wilson
of Lowell, were admitted on Dec.
80.
William l.. Rice of Whipple,
was admitted on Dec. 80 and
Miss jeanne X. Strahler of
Lowell, was dismissed on the
same day.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-01-05
DINNER GUESTS

Holiday dinner guests in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul SET
fens on Cumberland street were
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Smith Of
Cambridge; Mr.. and Mis- Rodney
Waddell, Miss Linda Waddell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Waddell
and children of Akron; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph SefTens of Lancaster
and Donald Seffers of Sandusky.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-01-05
Guernsey Memorial

Mrs. Ella Warehine of Cald-
we'll route 6, was dismissed on
Dec. "a.
Thomas II. Bond, Caldwell
route 4 and Jack Cline of Sum
naerf!eld, were admitted or Dec.
"a. -.. ..y
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-01-05

MIR, and Mrs. Gerald Bates
have returned to their home in
Wilmore, KY, after visiting with
his father, Earl Bates Of Cald-
well -outs.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-01-05
Good Samaritan

Mrs. Irene Clark, wife Of
"Jum" Clark, is improving at the
hospital, where she has been re-
ceiving treatment.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-01-05
RETURN FROM TRIP

Mrs. Herman Starr and Mrs.
Willis Mcdonald have returned
to their homes after spending a
weeks vacation in New York
City, during the holiday season.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-01-05
CARD OF THANKS

/ wish in this manner to ex-
press my appreciation for the
many cards, gifts and visits
which ! received while patient
in Guernsey Memorial hospital.
and since my return home.
Fred YontZ
ReIford Street
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TODAY's BEST BUYI

How often do you get the oppor-
tunity to buy q REALLY clean Q.
bedrm. home, mr.. schools, shopping,
proved, with 90 down and has q
full basement with knotty-pine rec.
rm,. din. rm.. equipped kitchen and
hot-water heat.
]. Everett Robertson, Realtor
Erwin Realty Co.
WA. 5-1232 WA. 2-O33l
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SILL By OWNER-2-stoTy. 2-apt
house. garage. garden; reas. price
aIua Central ave, CAP. Hts, RE
o-T12o.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

6 LARGE AIRY ROOMS and & 200
ft.-deep lot ere offered In this
completely remod. home: mr.. %. c.
line and Mt. Rainier area, Full
bemt., firepl. Priced to sell at
$4,000 and will finance to suit.
ERTT s. ) DAVIS 3 Wis q c Co.. INC. 9'
NEW 38-FT. RAMBLER, with full
basement and 3 bedrooms, eonven-
iently located, near new Baltimore
parkway. WIN sell on convenient
terms, or take your home In trade
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
WA. 7-6656. UN. 4-1166.
MAKE AN OFFRR on this bricl
bungalow: 2 bedrooms, sep. dining
room, equipped kitchen, expanda.
Die attic, basement; large fenced
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
WA. 7-6665, UN. 4-1166.
4 y, BEIDnR pr sl1,6S,0; bsmt;; mes NJ.
nei1hbcrhood; al approved is as it, IL.
Tie IS $3.50 down. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP. z
WA.
S63.25 MONTHLY, Includes every.
frame, with automatic washer and
i IfSsSs wi9 Gs1, fan az settlement
BUNGALOW. s rms. rec. rm., side
drive. trees, n blk. Of schools,
stores. etc. s360-S5O0 cash. Also
house mr.. Md. u; lot S5xl95. va
cant; new cond. OWNER, IA. g.
1 BEDRMs., $500: OPEN SUN, /.
3: 6003 EASTPINE DR.. EAST
P1NES-1 blk. west of pkwy. al
Tm. Sttsched Ssrsg e;sf ioye W. sh am
ed fenced yard with patio and bar
becue. COHEE REALTY CO., AP
7-9595.
HERE'S A BUY-6-rm. brick home
in Al cond.; full bsmt., frepl. in
living rm.; level fenced lot: nr.
new Hollywood School and College
Park. All this for $13,950, CT or
conven. terms. Call till 9 pm,
y va CO. 1882 4Ne' ROBERT s. DAVIS
S1O,bO0-2 bedrooms, fun bsmt.,
expandable attic; Is minutes t.
D.. c.. on. Suitland parkway. near
schools. large fenced back yard.
Open daily. RE. 6-7917.
y A., UNFN. HOUSE, masonry:
bedrms., $500 cash, take over
payts. OWNER, 10. 7-S456,
q ACRE-New 2-bedrm. masonry
TsmDler IS $1,000 down. OWNER
AVONDALE AREA, PRICE REDUCED
Center-hall rambler; 8 lge. bed
rms, .liv. rm.. separate din. rm.r
extra-lge. modern kit, 2 baths,
screened concrete porch; slate roof,
copper guttering; h.-w.h., daylight
tiled bsmt. Conv. to d. c.. bus,
shop. ctr. 2103 Queens Chapel rd.I
WA. 7-0413.
EASTERN AVE. NEAR NEW HAMP.
SHIRE AVE-, d. Gust q few door
to transportation and stores. De.
tached brick, Slate roof: large HVinI
room, open fireplace, dining room
modern kitchen and front porch
End floor has 3 bedrms., 2 baths
Stairway to finished Bird FIR, MAKING
4th bedrm. The bsmt. has a nicl
recr. rm.; oil heat. Shown by appt
Mr.. Weaver. WO. 6-4944.
MARSHALL ]. MAPLE CO.
l224 14th 81. NV. AID. 4-200i
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D DAY. 3 70 8. 94Yo west VIRGINIA
ave. The cutest white brick ram
bier you win ever see. Ideal for re-
tired couple or newlyweds.. Living
rm., separate dining rm. with cup,
boards. nice Kitchen. bedrms, ana
Roomy basement. Built-in garage.
Location Is ideal for transportation
and shopping. This - the finest
value on our books. DIRECTIONS:
Out Wisconsin past Hot Shoppe to
West Virginia right to our . open
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-09
NEW RAMBIERSI
RanChette Rambler
OUTSTANDING VALUE

West Hyattsville. owner.
Brick; center hall. 8 hedrms.,
powder rm. LIST floor. sep. din.
rm., cleo. kit, dishwasher, dis
posal. full bsmt. outside en-
trance. Lge. fenced rear yd.
Close to everything. VA APP
proved, S14,700: new house
condition. CT or conventional.
Must be seen. HA, 2-S72b.
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DIVE

For your telephone II you are look
everything for $4,000. Lge. nV.
rm.. tlrepl., din. rm., kit. with break
fast bar, 8 bedrms. and knotty-pine
very well Handicapped lot with 1877
IT. front. Custom built in 194S,
for that spread-out living.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-09
Rollingwood
4-BEDRooM COLONIAL
$34,75O

Owner moving, must sell hand
some white-painted brick residence
in beautiful Rollingwood.
Center-hall plan living rm. 14x22,
dining rm. 13x14, paneled library
with pdr. rm., convenient kitchen
with dishwasher, range and refriger-
ator. TURQUOISE wall-to-wall carpet
ing and draperies incl. Secluded
screened porch OF dining nm.
Two master bedrms., one with
bath and two closets. Two other
twin bedrms. and another FULFILLED
bath with shower. Ample closets.
Screened sleeping porch. pull-down
stairs to hoored storage area.
Paneled playroom with fireplace
on lower level, plus maids rm. and
bath. Bright laundry equipped with
washer and dryer. workshop, two
car garage. Adequate play area fol-
children, grill. etc.
One block to grade school, tC
school bus and to Chevy Chase Circle
bus. Two blocks to Rock Greek
Park recreation areas.
Possession before Sept. LIST. Locat.
ed at 1904 Rollingwood. Inspection
BY appointment. Oliver 6-b441.
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AWFIIL

Nice to live in College Heights for
only $l9.750. LIST A., liv. rm.. fire.
pl:, din nnct r%, lge. Kit with break ak;
bath; End a., 8 bedrms.. full bath
and sun deck: full bsmt., oil h.-w.h
live acress street from this house.
Hope you have children as orders
from my. kids are, Sell to family
with a 6. 10 and IS yr. old age
bracket" You must see this lovely
home in a beautiful ares.
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$500 DOWN, ANYONE
RUN DOWN

From looking for that brk. Colonial
ct the right price9 Army major
sep. din. rm.. full bsmt. with tile
II. and bamboo ceiling: lge. lot with
10,625 50. It. Only Sl3,S26. with
$3.50 On. to vet. Very reas. to
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RAY PARK

Lovely .Split-level family home. in
this fast-deVeloping neiehhorhood.
convenient to school, trnnsportatfon
and shopping: beautifully finished
RIMMER BROS.
BUILDERS, REAL ESTATE
AP. 7-61O9 WA. 7-09A7
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POTOMAC AREA-3-bedrm.. 2-bath
prick srlss rec Tm ss ssf NY ysg;
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CT OR NON-GI

Welcome to exclusive east ave. IN
lBOLLING. We have . modern
brick bungalow with 4 bedrms.,
huge Anchor fenced lot, full bsmt.s
IS16,750. You can't beat this so
call me. Mr.. Kitchens, ATLAS
REALTY CO., ST. 3-736S,
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OPEN TODAY
POWDER MILL HOMES

New split-leyels; z rooms,
In baths. fully equipped
homes. Convenient to NOlA
Beltsyille Agricultural Farm,
TT. Meade and NSA, OF an-
proved; S15,050, $500 down,
S95 month including taxes
and insurance. Drive out Rte.
TO Powder Mil I'd. at Belts
Vile, left approx. / mile to
model house on right or
drive out Riggs I'd. to Pow
der Mill I'd, continue TO
Emack st. and model house
on left.
peter ]. hagan g. son
REALTORS
UN. 1883
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BRICK
CAPE COD

liv. Tm., din. r rEf fully iS equip' H. H.
2 bedrms. and ceramic tile bath on
LIST f., 2 bedrms., bath roughed in
on End A., full bsnt., Ice, Handicapped
lot. Cony. to schools, churches and
shopping. A real buy at Sl5,750.
LAUREL REALTY co.
$50 Washington Blvd. PA. 5-1bO0
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BETHESDA--Direct. from OWNEh
2-story brick Colonial, close ts
tWin-si5ed bedrooms, 2 baths, large
living room with fireplace. dining
room, kitchen and powder room on
list floor; beautiful rec, room with
fireplace and full bath; attached
garage, fenced yard. CT approved
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Walking dis
lance to Rosemary School. large
Gs sa oor ssthi iv powder p WITH E f Un
pl., scr. porch. din. rm. with cor.
ner cupboards. beautiful kit. oil
h.-w.h.. full bsInt., gar, Newly dec
and ready to move into. INEz
CusHARD, Realtor. EN-. 2-4232 or
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SUTTIAND

OPEN SUNDAY 2 TIL a
1870 PORTER AVE.--Walking 70
Shops. schs. 3-bedrm. brick rambler;
ia. baths; knotty-pine rec. room,
Iyalk-out bsmt,; beautiful yard gar
terms. 10. S-8440.
West & Dixon, Realtors
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QUAINT ACRES

QUAINT ACRES
New de luxe rambler on beautiful,
acre lot in this superb location. Lge
screened porch, double garage, hot
water. heat and many other desir-
able features
RINMER BROS. REAL ESTATE
AP. 7-6100 WA. 7-O047
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its expenditure whenever the
President determines that the
use of sums in this manner is
important to the security of the
United States.
The Middle East and Africa
are areas in which it is especially
important to build new strength
friendly to us. There is need for
an adequate fund which can be
used to assist in meeting special
economic problems that may
arise in those regions. The United
States must be in position to
act promptly to help the gov
ernments in this area in their
efforts to find solutions for eco
Inomic and social problems.
therefore recommend creation of
a special fund of 500 million
to be available for use in any
part of the Middle East or Africa
for nonmilitary mutual security
programs which will advance the
cause of free world security and
economic strength.
In 1855, the Presidents Fund
| for Asian Economic Development
was established. The sum OF
500 million was then appropri-
ated for it and authorization was
given for the appropriation of a
further 500 million. 1t is now
desirable that the whole Of the
funds authorized be made avail
able, and I shall request the ap-
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would not exceed an aggregate

would not exceed an aggregate
of 500 million in any year.
The mutual security program
in a world in which events move
with great rapidity. requires that
flexible authority exist for the
use of funds made available by
the Congress. Section 401 Of the
Mutual Security Act of 1854, as
amended. provides such flexibil-
ity with respect to the funds
appropriated, or transferred, for
use pursuant to that section. II
provides a valuable means OF
meeting numerous unforseeable
requirements for assistance with
out the necessity for postponing
or reducing other urgently needed
programs.
Special Mid-Eas Fund
A year ago the Congress ap-
propriated a special presidential
fund Of 500 million to be used
under section 401. For fiscal
year 1857. I request the author
ization of an appropriation of
further 500 million for this spe-
cial fund. I also ask that the
authority of the President tt
transfer other mutual security
funds for use under the pro-
visions of section 401 be in
creased. With respect to at least
500 million in this special fund
I urge that the maximum degree
of flexibility be authorized fol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-19

countries Of Europe Excluding
Greece and Turkey is primarily
one of military assistance. This
includes the advanced weapons
j have mentioned. Although our
allies have made great progress
in building up their defense
forces. military grant assistance
is still necessary in most countries
to assist them in maintaining
equipment and replacing ma
terrell lost by attrition. No eco
nomic assistance is proposed for
any European country in the
North Atlantic Treaty Organiza-
ton. A small amount of technical
exchange assistance is proposed.
Continued economic support is
required for Berlin, and military
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Aggression Put Aside.

Significant testimony to the
success of our mutual security
programs appears in the new
turns and developments of So
Wet policy. Aggression through
force appears to have been put
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Middle Eost, Africu
And Asia

In Asia and the Middle East
serious risk of aggression still
exists. The program recon-
mends aggregate military assist
ance Of approximately $780,.
900, 900 for countries in these
regions which must maintain
substantial forces in the field
to resist possible attacks. The
military assistance which we
propose will support detectives
Continued on Page 40
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button Of the balance Of the sd
vanced weapons included In the
1857 program win be made on the
basis of later Judgment as to
their most effective employment
world wide.
Our defense methods cannot be
static In view of the constant
growth of the military potential
of the Communists. We and our
allies must keep our defenses
adequate to meet new methods
of attack. Because of the rapidity
of scientific advances, it is likely
that the content of this advanced
weapons program will be modi-
fled from time to time.
Europe
/. The program for the NATO
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D4OO lAAAAAOAAs
Advanced Weapons Systems
I recommend that about $3.50
million be made available to en-
able the Department of Defense
to begin a program of aiding our
allies in developing an even more
effective defensed based on an
improved and better co-ordinat-
ed early warning and commune
cations system and utilizing adj
vanced weapons systems, includ-
ing missiles, now being procured
for our troops.
These advanced weapons,
which are purely defensive in
character, pose no threat to any
nation which does not initiate
aggression. They are designed
to give warning of. and repel,
such aggression-and by their
potential effectiveness to deter it.
The sum Of $195 million has
been included initially for NATO
countries In the fiscal year 1857
program. The. eventual distri-
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Everything you buy costs more today
even your hospital and surgical care. That's
why people have greater need than ever
before for this protection against hospital and
doctor bills.
Is your family protected?
Remember, the risk is one In three that you
or someone in your family aOiu face hospital
bill within IL months!
And if you chances are two to one that
you will also have doctor bill for surgical or
maternity services.
Wouldn't you be better off with the protec-
ton of Group disqualification, Inc. and Medi-
cal Service of D. C.-the plans for hospital
/, and doctor bill protection your doctor aOants
you to have? e
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Advanced Weapons Systems

preparation Of the remaininI
500 million.
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and economic support for sp
and Yugosiayia,
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Presidents Foreign Aid
Message to Congress

This is the tezt of President EenhoDer foreign aid
MESSAGE TO-DAY:
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lcal Service now INCLUDE most OF the practlclng
physicians in the Washington area.
How you and your community benefit
from the remarkable growth
Of Group disqualification, Inc.
and Medical Service Of D. G.
Over the years the tremendous increase in
Group disqualification and Medical Service
enrolment has contributed to increasingly lib
eral protection-in fact, dollar for dollar, you
can't buy better protection anywhere.
Because Group disqualification and Medical
Service offer such good protection, subscribers
are less likely to defer needed hospital and
medical care because OF worry about bills
Group disqualification and Medical Service
make it possible for you to have a condition
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to treat or control.
Subscribers do not have to pay their bills
and wait to be reimbursed. Group Hospital
ization and Medical Service pay participating
hospitals and participating physicians directly
and promptly for services they render under
these two Plans.
Here's how Group disqualification
and Medical Service
protect you
GROUP DECENTRALIZATION blue Crosse covers you
and your family, for most conditions at participant
ing hospitals for semiprvate rooms and board.
plus wide range of hospital extras including oper-
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How these pIons have grown

GROUP HOSPITALIZATION INC, Washing
tons Blue Cross Plan, is organized under spe-
cial charter from the Congress of the United
States 1t provides services that protect you
against many of the expenses of hospital care.
Proof of it's success is it's tremendous increase
in enrolment ;. from $500 in 1884 to
$4,000 today.
MEDICAL SERVICE OF D. C. is Washing
tons Blue Shield Plan. 1t helps cover the cost
of doctor bills for surgical and maternity care.
Since it's establishment in 1913, Medical Serv-
ice has grown from handful of subscribers
to we'll over $4,000.
And the physicians who participate in Med
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ating room, drugs, medicines, and additional hospi.
4tal services that may to thousands of dollars.
The number of benefit days varies depending
upon the contract under which you are enrolled.
MEDICAL SERVICE blue SHELBY helps you pay
for surgical and maternity plus X-ray, lab
.OratOry and anesthesia services when these serv-
ices are directly related to surgical and maternity
care provided under the Plan
You are entitled opaid-in-f llcoverage for sur.
gical and Obsterical services rendered by partici
pating physicians. under your local Blue Shields
unique service benefit" feature if your annual
family income is $500 or less (single income,
$4,000 or less).
TO apply for Group HospitoIizafion
and Medical Service
GROUP. You can apply for low-cost group
protection if your firm employs five or more
people
If you are Government employee, you will
find Groups are established in all Federal Gov
eminent offices, through which you may enjoy
group benefits and the lower group subscrip-
ton rates.
NONGROUP. You can apply for nongroup
oo1,ororo ;f 1,o,, porL y,horo thoro fouor