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Immediate concern in the con-
troll of tuberculosis are the rel
alive merits Of hospital, home
and ambulant treatment of
tuberculosis, he said, and the
control of the unco-operative,
infectious tuberculosis patient.
In a panel discussion, DR.. Ro-
bert Anderson, medical director
and assistant chief of the divi-
sion of special health services
of the United States Public
Health Service, declared he be-
lieved a health officer should
have the authority to control
tuberculosis as other communi-
cable diseases are controlled.
Can Isolate Cases
I'VE cannot insist upon treat
ment of persons by legal means"
he said, but we can isolate
cases."
He expressed his belief that
public health departments should
have the authority to examine
individuals suspected of having
the disease.
DR.. James F. Feffer, president
of the association, told the group
that. by executive order of the
Director of Public Health in the
District. DR.. Daniel Seckinger,
all tuberculosis clinical activi-
ties will be put under the direc-
ton of Glenn Dale Hospital
July l.
The groups also heard that
the final Christmas sale tally
for 1855 showed $194, $3.50,
contributed by more than 1O0,-
900 persons. 1t was called the
most successful seal sale in a half
century .
Unanimously elected to the
board for a three-year term
were DR.. Feffer Emory Ferebee,
DR.. I. Phillips Frohman, Frank
a. Gunther, DR.. Carroll Miller,
Ernest Ogram, DR.. j. Winthrop
Peabody. Reginald D. Watkins.
Mrs. Velma G. Williams, Sol
Snider and William Ticknor
Reed. Elected for two-year
terms were Harold Mayors, Mar
garet R. Pepper and Leonard
Viner.
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Gronchi Dedicotes
Pinocchio Statue

COLLODI, Italy, May Is (P.
President Gronchi of Italy
yesterday dedicated a statue of
a little boy with a long nose
the immortal Pinocchio.
Serious voices and lifting
music echoed in the green hills
of Tuscany as this home town
of the mischieviouS puppet cele-
Ibrated its greatest day.
Thirty thousands people lined
the streets. They damned the
little squares, clambered onto
roofs, and balanced on branches
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Control of tuberculosis
Forecast by Specialist

A tuberculosis-free society is
possible for countries with high
living standards and progressive
public health programs, a lead
ing specialist said last night.
DR.. Esmond Long. editor of
The American Review of Tuber-
:ulosis and chairman of medical
research for the American Tru-
deau Society Committee, chest
specialists. told the annual
meeting of the District Tuber-
,ulosis Association and the Dis
.rict Trudeau Society at the Ma
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ABOUT my GRAY HART"

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Finally she said that she had
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She said that she thought my
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1.-THE next day my daughter
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the home permanent that's
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lof trees. Some were lucky
enough to see the unwilling of
the angular bronze memorial,
built with contributions from
children of 26 nations.
All this was because IA years
ago an unemployed Journalist
named Carlo Lorenzini scrubbed
the story of a wooden boy, carved
by a cabinetmaker. The boys
nose grew every time he told a
lie.
Lorenzini wrote Pinocchio's
story under the pseudonym Col
lodi in honor of his home town.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-08

Club board member listening to the
annual report. Instead. he was in
tent on the case about to be called.
The magistrates gavel silenced
talk.
Anna Field. charged with
attempted suicide" droned the
bailiff Has no counsel"
A detective stepped to the bar.
Your Honor, l observed the de-
PENDANT jump before an incoming
subway train at Grand Central
Station Sunday afternoon"
A slight color rose to the girls
pale cheeks.
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THAT'S LIFE
The Right Man
By HELEN WORDEN ERSKINE

DHATIVES. COMPLIMENTS and witnesses crowded
N the Magistrates Court all easily classified
man In the last He expensive dark overcoat
In hand he held black bowler hat
in the other Malacca He might have Union
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Stranger Offers to Help Her
Just a moment, Your Honor!" The well-dressed
stranger came forward. May put in a word? l am
James Field. This is my sister,
Anna Field stared at his clothes
Il believe help her" His voice broke. She
eloped with a no-good.'
The girl spoke out That's true Your Honor but he
the right for tried to kill myself because
L must have been the wrong gr-for him.
The stranger raised his graygloved hand. You
Your Honor how obstinate she is"
Anna sobbed Il believed in him then do now
The mans shoulders Strengthened. will you parole
her in my custody?"
Even the ticking of the clock seemed loud
The magistrate asked, Does this no-good love his
wife?"
The girl grpped the railing till her knuckes whitened
Under the law you have committed crime by
attempting to take your life Miss Field. The judges
voice kindly. Il inclined to think recent
experience is punishment enough. Do you want to go
with your brother?"
Paroled in Custody of Brother
Her lips trembled Yes, Honor"
Very WELL sir. the magistrate turned to the
Il parole your sister in your custody
The baif raped his gavel Next case"
The first prisoner brought before the magistrate
the following morning unshavene felow-har
rumpled, clothing ragged.
Burglary Your Honor" said the bair. Broke into
the home of rich fellow Sunday night. stole suit hat
overcoat, shirt tie gloves, cane
The judge studied the prisoner. Suddenly, his face
cleared I've got it, You're the brother of the girl
commit suicide! Where those fine clohes?"
The mans face grim. Those clothes what
I stole to convince you the right for Anna
She's my Wife
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These are the Station to-Station
rates for the first three minutes. all
day Sunday and every night after &
O'Clock. They do not include the
TO- federal excise tax.
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Have you anything to say for
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-16

family and Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Stengai and family motored to
Charlottesville on Sunday for, a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Lindsay. Mrs Lindsay was form
er Amelia County Health Nurse
and Mn. Lindsay was agricultural
teacher at Amelia High School.
Mr.. and Mrs Alton Perdue and
daughter. Beth. accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. John, w. Ingram
spent Sunday in Lynchburg visit
ing Mrs. Perdue's mother. Mrs.
j. A. Noel and her brother, E. NJ.
Smith and Mrs. Smith.
The WSCS Of Trinity Metho-
dist Church met in the home of
Mrs James w. Royal Monday
evening, March 5th at 8 p. m.
Circle No. 2. women of the.
Church of Amelia Presbyterian
Church met with Mrs. James
Coulter Tuesday evening March
6 at 8 p. m.
Communication Service will be
held at Christ episcopal Church
on Thursday March 18th at 10 A.
NJ. members of other churches are
invited to attend.
Mrs George o. Hardy Jr.. and
Mrs. R. H. Jones were visitors in
Richmond on Monday.
The Charles Hardy's spent their
first night in their new home on
Sunday.
Mrs. James L. Slater. Miss
Theresa Hodges, Mrs Thomas
Hendrix and Miss Emily B. Ma
son, all of Petersburg. were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Mason on
Sunday.
Home Demonstration club meet
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-16

liza and Nottoway schools. and Mrs
Bussinger. and o. r. Norton prin-
cipal OF Amelia High School and
Mrs. Norton. were guests of the as
ISOLATION.
Mrs. Nola Young. of Virginia
Beach is spending a week with her
daughter. Mrs. w. D. Barr, and
Mr.. Barr at their home here.
Mrs. Arthur Thomas, her daugh-
ter. Mrs. w. A. Moser Mr.. Moser
and their daughter, Glenda were
the week end guests Of Mrs. w. j.
Royal and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Osborne. at Chula.
Mrs. Claude H. Hardy and
daughter. Carla. of Beaver Pond
are spending a month with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin in
East Albany, Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Bars week
end guests were Mr.. and Mrs. P.
M. Pearson Of Norfolk.
Maple Lawn Nursing Home in
Blackstone was the scene for the
celebration of the Goth birthday
OF the Revend D. P. Rodgers. for
merly Of Amelia. Friends from
Amelia and patient in the Home
made it gala occasion for Mr..
Rodgers. who is finding a niche
for himself there. Flowers. birth
Cay cakes. gifts and cards were
showered on him from far and
wide on Saturday. March 3.
He came as pastor to the Ame-
liza Presbyterian Church in 1912
and had made his home in Amelia
since his retirement, until he went
to Blackstone few months ago.
That church made up a purse
and sent it as a birthday gift. The
women of the church sent birth
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-16

day cake which a number of them
took over to the house and the
Board of Deacons sent box OF
fruit.
Mr. Rodgers says he is happy
there and feels that the Lord sent
him there to fill need among the
patients.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Morris and
family, of Chesterfield Court
House, spent Sunday with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs Bernard Nor
riS.
Mrs. T, Preston Calbreath Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. Mortimer and
daughter. Nancy. spent last Sun
day in SAKE, Virginia, with Mr.
Mortimer's mother, Mrs M. P
Lipscomb and Mr.. Lipscomb.
Mrs. Fred Dickey underwent an
operation at Johnston Willis Hos
pital in Richmond the beginning
Of this week. She teaches the sec
ond grade in the school at Anne
liza.
Herbert Jones of V. P. I. spent
the week end with his mother Mrs.
Thomas Zimmerman Mr.. Zim-
norman hopes to return to his
home here in the near future af-
ter his. operation at McGuires
Veterans Hospital a few weeks
ago.
The many friends of Mrs. L. w.
Lyon, Amelia postmistres are
hoping for her speedy recovery.
She was taken i'll Sunday night.
Ed Payne recently sold his
place near Scots Fork and has
bought in Cumberland County
where he will live.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Boyer and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-16
Anne liza Community Nelus, Socials

Mrs. W. B. Murry, of Richmond,
spent several days last week with
her uncle. Ben Meade, who is re-
covering at home after an opera
ton Willis Hospital. Mrs. John
ton several weeks ago at Johns
Howard, another Niece, of Black
stone. spent Tuesday with Mr..
Meade.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Aliens
guests for recent week end were
her brother and sister-in-law Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Wood, of Hamp-
ton. Virginia
DR.. and Mrs, J. r. O'Neal were
in Staunton fCf the week end re-
Gently to see their daughter, Judy.
student at Stuart Hall.
Mrs. Bernard Morris and her
daughter Mrs. Glen Smith visited
their daughter and sister. Mrs.
Rudy Perez, and Mrs. Perez in
Hopewell last week
Mr. and Mrs, c. F.. Keil and son.
Alfred Bartlett. of Richmond.
spent last Sunday with Mrs Keil's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. l.. B. Ward.
G. w Gibson, of Richmond. is
spending two weeks with her
cousin. Mrs. r. r. Barnes and MI.
Barnes.
Guests of Dr. and Mrs. w. H.
Elleth last week end were Mrs.
Elleth's brother, Dale Hultz and
Mrs Hultz. of Richmond.
e, H. Burke and George O.
Hardy il. attended the Virginia
Fox Hunters. Board of Directors
meeting in F'armville last Satur-
day evening.
The Amelia County, Education
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-16

Association held its annual ban
quet last Thursday at 7:30 p. IN.
in the basement of the Presby-
terrain Church. The Amelia Wom-
ans Club served the meal. DR.
Raymond Pinchbeck. dean of
Richmond College Of the Univer-
sity of Richmond. gave a hui
mOrOuS talk on How to keep from
going nuts" Mrs. w. D. Barr.
president. presided at the speak
er's table. Members brought their
husbands or guests, around seven
ty-five persons attended. c. M.
BusSinger, superintendent of Anne
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-16

tings for next week are Tuesday.
March. 3, Grub Hill at p. m.
with Mrs j. B. White; Wed, Mar.
"A Pine grove at 2 p. m. with Mrs.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-16

ny Congress- Passage of these recommendations popuary
called the Weeks Rcpo would permit and forms
OF regulated greater freedom basng tariffs
their competitive merits the allowing he
authority prevent charges which arc
unrcasonaby high low discriminatory. 1t would give the
railroads no advantage which other forms Of do
already have would
Improvements and efficiency will
naturally under this
the resulting benefits viii be passed producers shippers
retailers and ultimately, consuming public who in
the end pay transportation
Urge your Congressman help get outmodcd regulations
oul Of tlc YOU Will benclu.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-16
LET'S GET THEM OUT OF THE WAY!
YOU WILL BENEFIT

Competitive pricing, practiccd without restrictions by
American businesses, denied the
oumodcd government regulations The that shippers
frequently pay higher freight than otherwise would be
These higher charges passed down the
product distribution
you. FOR freight transportation included
price you pay for goods shipped into your community
President Eisenhowcrs special Advisory on
Transportation, composed Commerce Secretary Weeks
other hghrankng government officials who have personal
business with companies have
policies
and which die basis studied
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

ADAMS MILL RD.. 2sl4-overlook-
baths. powder rm. Complete apt,
3rd A. Fully detached Gear garage.
Low 2ns. STORY & CO.. ME. g.
400, Mr.. PILSON, AID. 4-S64S.
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ADAMS MILL I'D. 2Sl4-Overlook
ing Rock Greek Park. hedrms..
baths, powder rm. Complete apt,
3rd n. Fully detached Gear garage.
Low. POS. STORY 81 CO: NE. g.
400. MR.. PILSON. AID. 4-S64e.
30
UNIVERSITY PARK
Brand-new split-level ramblers:
rsse. Mr.. churches Schools. shop.
ping. transportation. $37 900. Cal
LEGUM g. GERBER. EN-. 10000
til o pm.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
bedrms.. , baths. immaculate brk,
home with slate roof; recreation
room; garage Priced ct $25.500.
Call SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
KE. 7-4S00 til 2 pm.
AMER. U. PARK. near 18th and
Butterworth Fine quality brk.
Colonial; 4 big bedrms.. 2 baths on
Ind floor: den and Law, rec. rm.
slate roof: built in garage; $4,000.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-l411;
eyss;i ~ & Si5S2s n.arm. a
baths, library. white brick Colonial;
EN-. 2-6bS1 til 8 pm.
BERKELEY-Fine custom-built Co
lonial in controlled community
in the fashionable and highly con-
venient Foxhall road section: CEN
ter hall, library, law: 3 twin bed
rms. 2 baths; rec. rm.; servants
nm. and bath; wonderfully large
rooms and closets. Asking SAL $50,
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411;
BRiARCLiFF AREA-Rambler; 4
bedrms.. 3 baths and large den;
S3i, 800 CHEVY CHASE Really
CO., EN-. $1,000 It'll 9.
CHASE, ELECTROMAGNETIC
and-stone split level. Lge. liv. rm
with balcony effect and fireplace
sep. din. rm., ultramod. kit. with
natural birch cabinets. eye-level
oven range. pine-paneled recr. rm,
, extra ,1 finished !,,t rm; and bath or
parison, we think this is the best
value In new home. being offered
in D. C. Ewes. 10. 4-0147. L. T
GRAVATTE. Realtor. MA. s-0753
CHEVY CHASE-5-bedroom, 2-bath
home, liv. rm., din. rm... large
kitchen. den. bedrm. and full bath
LIST A.: lovely neighborhood: Lafay-
cite and Blessed Sacrament Schools
level lot: newly decorated condi:
llOut OIlly F-1,OUU. 61LL4NGOGE
REALTY CO.. INC. EN-. 2-2326;
CHEVY CHASE. SEQ. 500: mr.. Conn.
ave. and all conveniences-.-Mod
brick Colonial, 6 Ice. rms. 2 baths,
screened porch. garage, hsmt... rec,
rm.; deep lot. Call EN-. 2-4471.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C. -. Cute as
little red shoes, attractive brick
Cape Cod; 9 rooms, powder room
and enclosed porch on LIST A.; de-
tached garage. Price, S22,600. Call
WO. $4,000 It'll Q pm. EDW. H.
JONES & CO.. INC. Chevy Chase.
CHEVY HI CHASE, one block of Conn.
ave. on Nebraska ave.-White
painted semidetached brick; 8 bed
rooms, 2 baths. clubroom; owner
wants immediate sale. Ewes. OIL.
1855. DI; 1880. THos. J.
PARK. mr.. Bureau Of
ndards.-Spacious semidet. brk.
Is. 6sdTms; baths; ls 5dn der.
$50 per mo. EN-. 2-2079. "a
PARK, SHOREHAM HOTEL
Elegant brk town house In a
most exclusive in-town location:
4 enormous bedrms., 3N baths.
Only 2 yrs. old and better than
new: asking SAC. 800. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411: ewes. OIL.
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A BEDROOMS
Q DENIS 3lo BATHS

z DENO, . 70 Dt IIO
list presentation. We've Just listed
this beautiful corner brick home,
located between the washington Ca
thedral and Naval Observatory,
There's ample room for entertain
ing. and is ideally arranged for a
doctor or dentist. Consisting OF large
kitchen, breakfast rn., powder room
and . dens on list floor: twin-size
bedrooms and . baths on End floor:
finished basement with full bath.
oil h.-w.h.. detached 2-car earage,
level Handicapped lot; excellent con-
dit'on Modestly priced at $4,000.
E. QUINCY SMITH, INC.
DI. T-p057 Ewes, Lu, 4-TIss
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HOUSES UNFURN. tcontJ
sswAI.NEY"

Historic old stone house built be-
fore Civil War, completely renovated
and modernized. Acreage as desired j.;
woods. fields and streams part OF
farm); 4 bedrooms, 4 baths. library
huge dining room for entertaining
with fireplace. oil heat; washer: 2
Centerville, Va, on hard road. /
mile OF dual highway. 90 miles from
IS minutes to Penta-
gon. Available now. 1-year or more
$266 month.
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ROSEMARY HILLs-Attraetive a.
fireplace, powder rm., picture win
dows.. all-elec. kitchen, many spe-
cial features; on quiet street, mr..
new school. CT at $20,S50. AR
IdHuR L. LATTERNER. Broker. OIL.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

COLORED-NORTH LAUREL -,
bedroom home. = acres Of sroune
greenhouse, barn. chicken house
oil hot-water heat, city water
Older type home in good condition
$4,000. Terms. WINSTON c
CLAY. WA. 7-422S.
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hULLINGWUOD-O Of the largest
c em1 nnsst homes zones. IN this beautiful
slate roof; center hal" den "I and
powder RIM: bedrms., Q baths
on. End A.: lovely big bedrm. on
3rd H.; rec. nm. with fireplace, serv-
ants rm. and bath; enormous
screened living porch over 2-car
attached garage; $40 800. FRANK
3 30 PHILIPS D1. 7-1411; eyes,.
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

SUMNER. MD. 5000 Namakagan.
nished 3-bedrm.. . y bath ram.
bier; May 10 to Sept 10. OIL; A.
FALLS CHURCH AREA--s.bedrm.
frame: ultramodern furnishings:
and s tTsnsS sony Slfs, School jE
C iist32' CHASE CLUB AREA
Charming house with large porch
and garden; 4 bedrns.. = baths,
S3So G mS9bthy Eets fsSqre ea s Sel
c.s' s.7s@9' sANDoz, inc. ~
CORAL HILLS. i327 18th pl. Sc
. bedrms, fun bsmt.. built;in Ra-
,Sass; S lS5; call LIUJvS $4,000 Ma Si -
adults 70 enjoy comfortable home
AT special price during absence Of
GEORGEToWN-Desirable 3-bedrm
house, available Immediately; SCI q.
DOROTHY WOOD, REALroR,, DE,
roxHALL VILLAGE. mr.. Georse.
town--Charming row house con.
venient to embassies. Pentagon and
midtown. Beautifully fuIn. for
sTss;iious LIVING, suitable table &, or s.n :
sTste bath; Sls5 per mo. available
Nav 18th to Sept. 18th. For appt.
phone NE. s-4S0i from 0 to 2;
ROCKVILLE. ss7 Blandiord st.-s-
bedrm. rambler; liv, rm., din. rm,,
kit; full bsmt.: within 3 blocks Of
the main street Of Rockville. Call
PO 2-40OS. 10
ARIiNGTON-Partly furnished &
rooms and breakfast nook; ! blk, e
bus, 1mmed. poss.. ia. 7-ls5B 81
RIDGEWOOD AvE.---1n enc. Of the
most delightful sections Of Chevy
chase, Md, Z blocks Rosemary
center-hau brick Colonial 4-bed-
nm, 2-bath home with large scr
porch Is IDEAL tor suburban liying
Finished Attic, Meellently furn
appointment EDW H. JONES
WALTER &EED-Briek; : bedrooms
rec room. h. " h. CLAUDE SHIP.
LET, TU. 10000. RA. 3-2sTe. al