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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-26
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26
.AutoCheckuI
Rules Eused
In Virginia

RICHMOND, Sept. 26 (R.-
State police announced three
changes yesterday in auto in.
pection procedures for the in.
spection period beginning Oc-
tober /.
Supt. c. w. Woodson, jr. SAID
the changes will liberalize pro-
cedures but will not adversely
affect traffic safety. He listed
the changes as:
/. Recipients of rejection
stickers who desire to operate
at their own risk will be longer
be restricted to driving to and
from inspection stations.
2. Inspections no longer will
be prohibited in rainy weather.
3. A half-inch of cloudiness
will be. permitted along either
side Of the center strip of di-
vided windshields.
Mr.. Woodson said the rejec-
ton sticker points out to the
motorist the defects in the We
hicle.
I'VE feel that the individual
driver must take upon himself
the responsibility of determin-
ing the potential dangers OF
these various defects to his driv-
ing" he said. HE is in no
way relieved Of this respon-
sibility by law"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26
BY the Associated Press

Another campaign to control
rabies in wildlife in Virginia
will get under way soon.
The control measures this
fall and winter will be directed
mostly against foxes. principal
carrier of the disease among
wild animals in Virginia.
w. w. Dykstra, of the Fish
and Wildlife Service, said State
and Federal officials will CO.
operate in giving trapping DEM
onstrations in II Virginia coun-
ties. BY reducing the fox pop
ulation in various areas. the
specialists hope to control the
diseases spread.
In Virginia and several other
Eastern States q general in
crease Of rabies among wild
animals has been reported since
World War II.
Mr.. Dykstra said there is a
periodic rise and fall in wild
animal population. Increases
tend to increase the prevalence
of the disease.
The problem largely is con-
fined to foxes. but in some
areas rabid skunks, raccoons
and a few rabbits have been
reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26

buffer zone between areas of
infection in the Western and
Eastern Virginia counties. AS a
start, more than 1000 foxes
were trapped last fall and win
ter in Stafford. Spotsylvania
and King George Counties,
In the six-year period ending
last June 80, Virginia had 2,3O8
reported cases of rabies among
animals, more than in any
Middle Atlantic State. OF that
total, l,036 were wildlife cases.
Among the counties with the
highest six-year totals in re-
ported rabid animals are Tax
well. 1853; Fauquier. 119; Shen-
andoah, lis; Frederick, 100,
and Warren. 1903. Shenandoah
had the largest number, Al,
reported for the year ended
June 30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26
Virginia Planning Drive
On Rabies in WiIdIife.

Vaccination Of dogs inquired
by law in many Virginia coun-
ties and cities. has reduced
rabies among these animals
sharply.
Records show rabies cases
reported among dogs dropped
from 202 in the year ending
June 80, 1854. to AZ during the
year ended last June.
Service officials hope to set
up in Northeastern Virginia a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26

Here is another wonderful recipe from our
famous kitchen staff. But it can be varied,
changed in appearance and taste-appeal, time
after time by playing Pick-aroni Just pick
different shapes and sizes from San Ciorgio's
Is varieties Of mscaroni and egg noodles. Add
new delight to your favorite dishes!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03

i'm. tsmsffsu enc $50 AN. astnr-
das. nabbi Lewis A. Wsintfaub and
Cantor Louis Teichman. Rabbi Wein-
trnub on "A vision 81 the Future"
tomofrou and social RssponsibiiIis"
SATURDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03

Recognition Of this common
danger has now resulted in the
scientific development oianew
loaf to take the place Of or
binary bread.
STAFF contains high, potent
amounts Of these six anti
degenerative" elements which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03
Yom Kippur Services
For Area Announced

The sacred hymn appeals to
the Lord for Divine foreive-
ness Of sins committed during
the past year.
yom Kippur. the Day Of
Atonement Il observed for
~ hours with fasting and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03

Ycm Kippur. the hottest daS
Of the Jewish New Year. will
begin At sundown tomorrow
with the solemn sKol Nidres
(ail vows) hymn being sung in
washington area synasosues
and TEMPLES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03

Much needles degeneration Of
physical and mental vitality,
particularly in older people,
ran result from q deficiency Of
these six dietary elements:
~ protein; t2) iron; ~
calcium; ~ vitamin BIZ; (5)
Vitamin Ba; (6) niacin.
Normally, all the elements
for good nutrition are supplied
in . well-balaneed diet. How
ever, too many people fail to
eat meals Of good dietary pro.
portions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03

And-eat STAFF Bread every
day.
STAFF is golden white with q
somewhat firm textures
flavor richer than ordinary
white bread. And q wonderful
toasting quality.
STAFF costs more than ordi-
nary white bread. However.
the nutritional improvement
make it vastly superior,
And it's smarter to eat Stan
rather than ordinary white
bread and buying medicine to
get the same six anti-degenera-
tive food elements contained
in STAFF.
Start eating STAFF today -.
eat s ounces about Z slices)
each day to help keep your
precious vitality up.
Get STAFF fresh from your
grocer today. You'll be glad
you did. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03

asnlIx cAsvs nsss--e:se Pm =.
saT'E i Ps..sh sss s c.sIs. g ssss
oIslt' tomorrow and nYiskor--A Time
Tor hemembfnnce" SATURDAY.
=. ttNgle kmanael, - kenslngtpn nap
morrow and 10 am. SATURDAY. Rabbi
Leon ~, ANI4f on what An 4 WORTH
tomolfog and civilization o. Bust"
isssls I.Easl. SILVER aprlnr--a.lh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03

l'4as ealIssliea u ylsts!. saturday,
eatufday rabbi Simon bufnateln and
s Gshlel AZ .aEas oe9e ny hsen npTns
sssls 1ISsIs u eoaiilVsulisns IA 4,
nlrAilellh and D lllSsIl NV - d. 1i'
sIss S sRa saa c1' ssls ls iss
fllsleth lsgasls alrtesnth and Junis
81. d'issss' y Ma, IN ls z. ere, ne AZ.
6aiili' RskSl JOIN Rosis6l,ii ana
sshIlflss Gskisa. opss Macomb
gifsst n.Ws Pm. topefrgE ana
sDSsISsIssisIa az iRsesI wlIIR|ssnn
Rlsuisr nlsAl.na. 1svl.h Center.
al xenIa street e:W'.Qslt pm; 20
ss ns 80 snd 6ssson .ds sRs
1oldheEe. Rabbi Naasis 81 ida i Nlke
LnNt sktnWl4e" Tomorrow nnu The
Ne, ser knlqInsns1p sc s|ssggfe,g 49,,
In. Rstprdat' Rabbi Norris tshd6sa as
End cAniqr Ben .WQsteln.. Rabbi sand
haln on ..Whele 20 Man. tenoFEo4 and
PsstuTss saturday. - ~ ~
Schedule Of services to be held
In nearby Maryland congrega-
tons:
neth n. 81 Mentsomsry. County. d
nelhebda Methodiet Church, Bath9o0n
- pm. tomQfrow and $50 am, oats
ufday. Rabbi Samuel ncolnlc and Cantor
Wolff Mosloq. Rabbi eeollie % ..Look-
Really Chnnnef Saturday.
1unity Creep, In 0lenhfaok Country
Club. hethngdn--7 Pm, tomertow and
Ger: Cs.sr,l yssI.h csMgsniig Center e
naptist Church, 1ladensburS-- 80
Rm; somorroy ana 2. An. saturday.
nar 1Ieen, fIlyer spring LII pm.
yoseph n. RFandElss. and Carter
- Not Alone tomorrow. Pace the
Us a. S.I Essss S5 .ss 'L ias sssi
lewIsh Commnnliy Center q Prince
GeeRgea Counlys 0Feonbelt--e;DO Nm.
tomorrow and $3.50 an. Saturday.
Cantor 6hoiem Jacob poHIol1a.
MontsomeFy Comfy Jewish Cen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03

Services 70 be held tomorrow
and Saturday. Is compiled by
the Jewish Community coun-
ell Of Greater Warrington. are
Is follows:
ma, Asn Z. t 4 RisEss Ha! AZ aguls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03
ing Egh Potent Amounts Of The Above Six AnDgeneae Elements
For Maintenance And Repair Of Cells Tissues, Organs Bones

must Be present in the dietary
to avoid vitality losses.
Thus. eating STAFF is like
taking . prescription AN
ounce Of prevention" that can
help you keep normal vitality
up longer.
please note: STAFF is not q
Cure" Only a doctor can help
the person suffering the effects
Of deficiency OF any one or all
Of the six anti-degenerative
elements.)
kssp Normal Vitality
Up Longer
To help keep normal vitality
up longer, eat 4 well-balanced
diet Of protein foods such as
milk. meat, fish, eggs, cheese;
energy foods such as bread,
beans and potatoes; protective
foods such as oranges, toma-
toes and green-leaied and yell
low vegetables.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03

held in nearby virginia consre-
cations:
Aenaes Aehfm. Alexan6ria- $50
2 ~. tcmprfoy and 3 an Saturday.
jack nekneidsr. Rabbi Auss H 20. en
Holy Pfinsas Sturdy nefnine and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03

On Yom Kippur. the three
books opened on Rosh EIa-
shonah -the Book Of Life. the
Book Of Death and 4 third
book FOR those whose fate was
still undecided are closed. The
books had each persons name
inscribed IN one Of them.
Those who repented during
the 10 holy days had their
names written In the Book Of
Life while all the others are
listed In the Book Of Death.
Collective admissions Of guilt
and supplications for the power
TO overcome sin and wrong
doing are contained in the
holy day liturgy. The service
ends with q blast OF the shofar,
or rama horn. symbolizing the
cry for divine compassion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03

prayer and climaxes the 10
day period Of penitenee. which
began with Rosh IIashonah, the
Day Of Judgment. The holy day
ends At sundown saturday.
Arizona sun., 1957-06-13
B.P.O.E. EIks To Celebrate
Flag Day

A double barreled Flag Day
celebration by the Phoenix
Lodge of ElkS, B.PO.E., will COM
memorate Old Glory's 180th an
niversary on Friday, June IA.
The observance, extending
over two days, includes a half
hour Give" television show on
Thursday evening, June 13 TX
VAR-TV, $3.50 p.m.) featuring
the Elks Flag Day ritual for the
first time on televiSion.
L. Wayne Adams, exalted rul-
er of the local lodge today urg-
ed all Valley of the Sun resi-
dents to display the American
flag Friday.
June IA is the 130th anniver-
sary of the adoption by the Con-
tinental Congress of the Stars
Arizona sun., 1957-06-13

NEW YORK-A syndicate of
"five New Jersey SportSmen, :"
which earlier this week guar
anteed Carmen BaSilio $1O5,0O0
to defend his welterweight title,
made a duplicate offer Friday
to middleweight champion Sug-
ar Ray Robinson.
The bout will be held at RooSe-
Arizona sun., 1957-06-13
OLD TRICK FAILS

Carl Lewis, 48, white. of Kan
sas City, Mo-, employee of a
bakery, claimed that he was held
up by two Negroes and robbed
of 1910 belonging to his en-
ployer. Lewis finallv admitted
that he gave part of the money
to one woman and spent the
rest entertaining another. The
story ends with all; but ST of
the money pelng recovered.
Arizona sun., 1957-06-13

velt Stadium in Jersey City in
July against the winner of the
June II Vince Martinez-Kid Ga
vilan fight.
The offer was wired to Robin
son after BaSilio signed an In
ternational Boxing Club contract
to meet Sugar Ray for the mid
dleWeight crown.
Arizona sun., 1957-06-13
Grass Roots Opinion

OSWEGO, KAN, INDEPEND-
ENT:: "A prominent West Coast
surgeon says that the day of
available ready repairs and spare
parts for the human anatomy
is in the foreseeable future New
there is a main street business
venture with possibilities"
BEEVILLE, TEXAS, BEE-PIC-
AYUNE: Indiana recently be-
came the 18th, state to uphold
a citizens fleedcm-through a
r. ght-to-Wcrk', law-to join or
rot to join a union, as he sees
fit, in order TO get or to hold a
job. Thus the march of the states
to assert and uphold a basic
American lIeedom continues.
PIKEVILLE, TEEN, BANNER:
There is lot of squawking
about the huge Federal budget,
but who wants economy? It is
all right for the other fellows
projects to be cut, but don't cut
mine!' seems to be the attitude
of at least $50 million Ameri-
cans"
CLEWLSTON, FLA, NEWS: "a
Is per cent reduction in Flood
Control district levy is in store
for taxpayers in the 17-county
flood district. Coming at time
when the legislature, Congress
and everyone else is figuring on
increased expenses and increaS-
ed taxes, it is very heartening
to, find a board which is actual
~ planning to reduce taxes
Arizona sun., 1957-06-13
PAGE SEVEN

and Stripes as the flag of our
nation" he said. "By publicly
displaying Old Glory that day,
we also will be demonstrating
our devotion to the principles
of liberty and justice for which
it stands.
Arizona sun., 1957-06-13
Sugar Ray Offered $l05, 600 for Basilio Match

Robinson has refused IBC
terms because of a dispute over
money he claims is due him
from the showing of movies of
his first bout with Gene Fullmer
last January.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19

Record Temperatures This Year
Highest. "a on June Is. 10.
Lowest 3. on January is.
IIiEh and Low Of Last "a Hours
Hish, D6, az 1918 pm.
Low. 20, at 0:10 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19
Congress Gets
u. ). Health Bill

The administration has sent
to Congress its long-awaited
health insurance proposals for
Federal workers and their fami-
lies.
Under the plan sent to Capitol
Hill late yesterday. Federal
workers would pay two-thirds
and the Government one-third
of the cost of basic major health
insurance benefits.
The proposed program is de-
signed to give employees and
their families financial protec-
ton against the costs of hos
pitalization and surgical opera
tons as well as the costs Of
serious or prolonged illness. II
would cost the Government ar
estimated $64.5 million a year
Employees would enroll on a
voluntary basis. but would have
TO elect both basic ana major
insurance coverage to be eligible
for the protection.
Under the program. the basic
health insurance would be pro.
vided on a local option basis
The eligible employee would b.
free to choose from among To-
cally available health insuranc,
plans which meet the minimum
standards set up in the proposed
law.
Generally. the Government
would contribute one-third O.
the cost up to a yearly maxi
mum Of $l3 for an employs
without dependents and $39 fol
an employe with eligible de,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19
By tn. Associated Pres.

Strong, bipartisan approval of
United States membership in the
international Atomic Energy
agency, has given President
Eisenhower another foreign poll
icy victory in the Senate.
Democrats slightly outnum-
bered Republicans in the 67-19
vote by which the Senate last
night ratified the treaty and
approved United States particle
patton. The proposed agency is
an outgrowth Of Mr.. Eisen-
hower's atoms for peace" pro-
posals in 1858. No House action
is necessary.
Democrats also outnumbered
the Republicans in a 55-3i vote
rejecting an amendment by Sem
ator Bricker, Republican Of
Ohio, which would have denied
Mr.. Eisenhower authority to
provide fashionable materials to
1.-THE agency without prior con-
Igressional consent.
With Senator Lyndon B. John?
son, Democrat of Texas, the ma
ljority leader, supporting the
President all the way, IS Demo-
Gratis voted for ratification and
81 opposed the Bricker proposal.
Is Republicans Balk
Republican Leader Knowland.
Republican Of California. and 81
other Republicans supported
ratification. But IS Repub-
licans voted against Senator
Knowland and the President-in
favor Of Brokers proposed curb.
Nine Democrats and 10 Re-
publicans opposed ratification.
It was an Eisenhower victory
of even greater numerical pro-
portions than the Senate's recent
I57-25 vote for passage Of his
So, 637, 900. 900 foreign aid author
Iization measure.
The Senate's action. which will
be supplemented by legislation
now pending before the Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee,
clears the way for the President
Ito make agreements with the
international agency when 1t is
formed later in the year. Under
these agreements uranium 235
may be made available for world
wide distribution for power and
other peacetime uses.
Folly" Says Bricker
Senator Bricker called the
Senate's action IAN act Of sui
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19

pendents. The employe would
pay the balance.
The major medical insurance
benefits would be provided un-
der a uniform, Nationwide
plan. It would supplement the
basic health insurance by be-
ginning to provide financial as
Isistance at about where the en-
Iploye's basic coverage would
leave of.
For the major medical in
surance, the Government would
pay a fiat one-third Of the cost
This one-third would amount to
an annual cost of 1925 pei
insured employee without de-
pendents and $9.75 for each
employe with eligible dependents
The employe without dependents
would pay $3.50 a year and
those with dependents would
pay $3.50.
The major medical provisions
would place primary emphasis
on payment for physicians
private nurses, drugs and medi-
cine. 1t would pay rs per cent
OF such covered costs up to a
calendar year maximum Of
$1,000 and a lifetime maximum
OF $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19

has offered so Kilograms ana
Britain has promised 20.
ANY agreements this country
makes must be submitted to the
Atomic Energy Committee 80
days in advance of their con-
summation. This is required
under the Atomic Energy Act.
The act does not. however. pro-
vide authority for their rejec-
ton.
Senator Knowland told Bricker
that his proposal to require adj
vance congressional consent for
supplying materials to the agency
should be submitted to the Joint
committee for consideration in
connection with legislation to
implement the treaty.
The administration SAYS the
fashionable materials to be sup
piled would not be easily con-
vertible into weapons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19

IMcClung, John Mears, Albert o.
Sullivan. Oscar Ridgway. Daniel
Thompson; 20 years, James
Banks, Fred Barkalow. Robert
Bing. Susie Colburn. Raymond
Conrad. James Davidson, Ralph
Davis. James Kerrick, John Kra-
sauskas, James McRobertx Ruth
Paris. Raymond Poor. Matthew
Posey. Marguerite Sugrue, Her.
bert Thomas. jr.. Dan Twiddy,
Charles Weatherington. Thomas
Weaver and Benjamin Williams
|. Nays Bureau Of Supplies
and Accounts has awarded pro-
motions to these employees: Mrs.
Harriet Watkins. Mrs. Grace
Cole. Mrs. Lillian Layne. Mrs.
Hortense Cook. Ned Thomas
Sparks. Shirley Spices, Mrs. Irene
REM. Adeline Harms. Mary Pear
son. Mrs. Dorsey Moore, Mrs.
Bette Mullikin. Mrs. Lois Jean
Dawes. Lowell Lind and George
Cohee. Local One of the
AFL-CIO State. County, Munich
pal Annex Auditorium. The
Air Force has presented superior
performance awards to Raymond
Conner. Eleanor Cooke, Viz
ginia Craig. Marjorie Crawford,
Dorothy Cross, Santina Cugno.
Kay Curtis. William Dakin, John
Dawson. Ruth Diechler, Velma
DENIM. Ruth Derenbecher, Fred
erick Deskins, Gladys Dickinson,
William Dogan. Jean Dombrow-
sky, Dorothy Downing. Rosalie
Drummond. Florence Duffy, Mary
Dunlop, Elizabeth Duvall, Hilda
Edmondson. Blanche Egleson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

as warm tomorrow. highest in
the Dos.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Winds, southwest to
west. 1920 miles per hour be-
coming strong and gusty at
times in scattered thunder
squalls. Winds becoming north
westerly at 1915 miles per hour
tonight and Thursday. Clear
ing tonight. followed by fair
weather tomorrow. Visibility
Good except when reduced 10
fair in rain.
Five-Day Forecast
For Washington and Vicinity
June 1924
Temperatures will average nor
NAL to 4 degrees above the Wash
ington normals Of "a high and
So low. Cooler and less humid
Thursday and Friday. turning
warmer Sunday and Monday
Showers or thundershowers Sun
day or Monday will total 1/10 tc
l2-inch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19
River Rennri

River Report
From U. s. Engineers)
fotomac River cloudy at Harpers Ferry
ana cloudy at Great Fails; shenandoah
cloudy at Harpers Ferry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19

Landlord, Democrat of Mary
land, on behalf of Federal pay
raises.
Directing his attention to
postal pay increases, since the
committee is currently on that
phase of Federal pay hearings,
Mr.. Hyde cited the situation at
Rockville. Md, where he said
low postal pay has forced as of
the post Offices 66 employees
there to seek outside jobs or have
their wives work to make ends
meet.
INSURANCE POLICIES
Members Of Congress fighting to
save the life insurance policies
Of $4,000 present and former
Government workers are not
leaving anything to chance.
The Senate has approved a bill
authorizing the csc to use sur
plus funds in the Federal employe
life insurance system to take over
the policies held by the 1000 in
|employe beneficial associations
going out Of business.
But in case this bill is not
acted on by the House. the Sen
ate. the other day, approved a
s309. 900 item to the 1858 hide
pendent Ofices bill for the csc
to take over these policies. It is
felt that in House-Senate con-
ference even a compromise $780,
900 expenditure for this purpose
would enable the csc to take
over these policies. The fight in
the Senate on behalf Of these
policy holders was led by Chair
man Johnston Of the Senate Civil
Service Committee, and Senator
Robertson, Democrat Of Virginia.
CAPITAL ROUNDUP - The
United States Employment Ser
vices is interviewing persons for
the following Federal jobs: &C
countants tmen only. grades
and o; engineers. grades
through Is: Librarians, grades
5 and 7: physicians. grades IL
through Is: graduate nurses
grades 5 and Z: physicians, grades
5 to IL: mathematicians. grades
Z to IL; statisticians. grades
to IL; display artists, grades
and Z. Apply with your Form 81
to the USES. 1924 F street NV
81. Army's Engineer District,
Washington Corps Of Engineers
has presented the following
length-of-Service awards to civil
ian employees: 40 years, Alton
Averill, George Harrington
James Kontilas; 80 years, John
Colbert, Fred Coleman, Thomas
Dodge. John Dunno, George Fl
fer. George Goode, ST.. John Har.
per. Paul Higdon. Raymond
lKinslow. Preston Lowe, Laurence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19

District and vicinity-Hot and
humid with scattered thunder
showers today. Clearing and
turning cooler tonight. lowest
near So. Sunny. cooler and not
as humid Thursday. highest in
the mid 80s. Winds, IL am. to-
day, west-northwest, IA miles per
hour.
Maryland-Partly cloudy. hot
and humid today with scattered
showers and thunderstorms end
ing tonight in the east, followed
by clearing and cooler. Lowest
In the 70s in the southeast and
In the COS elsewhere. Thursday
mostly sunny. cooler and les,
humid.
Virginia - Partly cloudy, hot
and humid with scattered thun.
dershowers this afternoon anc
in the southeast this evening
Clearing and turning somewhat
cooler tonight, lowest in the
COS. Fair. less humid and moi