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Swimming Pool
CONTINUED from pace


Tentative estimates secured by
the committee indicate that about
$4,000 would carry the project
through the initial stage of a
swimming pool
The committee, which has
worked closely with Club Presi-
dent c. F. Wilson, is composed
Of Chairman Balm and E. /. Dahl,
S P Glover. J H. Forbes j. b.
Wall. E. M Pairet, Jr., Robert
Burger, J. H Wamsley. M. u.
Leete and John Steck.
The Recreation Association has
some funds on hand. contributed
toward development Of the area
during one-day 'blitz" fund ap-
peal in 1858 which raised about
$500
The Association had well
shaft sunk for water, graded the
baseball field and purchased and
stored materials such as cinder
block for field house.
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Continued from page III
our government showed the present
trend if continued.
present trend be continued
Crawford Speaks
r. B Crawford, president of the
Defenders Of State Sovereignty and
individual Liberties. reviewed the
activities Of this organization and
stated that conservative people in
every section of the nation were
ION the march" in an effort to turn
the tide for constitutional govern
ment
The very foundations of our gov
eminent now are under serious and
determined assault By powerful and
irresponsible forces" he said. 1T
IS our solemn and sacred trust to
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T. grJOnUt
2l.naon

Guests in the home C Miss Eliza
beth Burger are hel sisters and
families, Mrs Kermit Booher and
daughtel Betty Of Parkershurg
" Va. and Mrs. Rete Odom and
sons, Of QuitmGn. Ga Dr. Booher
and son. Rex, will join Mrs. Booher
here Thursday Miss Burger and
her guests will a.teEd the gradua-
ton Of their niece, Miss Suzanne
Seasons, from Thonas jefferson
High School in Richmond Monday
evening and the commencement ex-
ercises Of their nephew, Van Pelt
Seasons from VMI Tuesday
The Misses. 10 Dearinp and Pau
1ine ..ongsworth have returned from
a Zeta Tau Alpha sorority conven-
ton at Virginia Peach.
Frank G. Baldwin entertained
with family dinner al Feather
Iinn Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Lane are
residing in the Fleetwood home on
First avenue: Mr. Lane formerly
0. South Boston is with the Vir-
glnia Electric and Power company
pr. and Mrs. H e jenkins have
returned after spending two months
touring England. Scotland and
Wales
Mrs. J L. Gordon. viii entertain
her bridge club Tuesday evening
Mrs. W j ellis. III, and children.
Billy, judy and Walter. are spend
ing three weeks with her parents.
MI and Mrs Walter Armstrong. in
Rlverton, N, j Mr. ellis was a
week end guest in tbs Armstrong
home
Mrs Il W catlin Miss Alma
Porter, Miss Kate O'Btien and Mrs.
Louis Dahl are vacatoang at Viz
gina Beach
Miss Beverly Marsh. who taught
g first srade class here for the last
two years, is spending the summer
al home with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs r. x. Marsh. il New Provi-
dence. n ~ Miss Marsh VIII teach
in New Jersey next iall
week in Philadelphia. Pc, with her
son, c. w Hart. Jt
Miss Ruth Catlia IS the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Robert Murphy and
Mr. Murphy in Richmond
Miss Marie Turpm was q guest
at Virginia Beach for the week end.
W D. Shields he's returned to
Huntington w Va. and Mrs James
n And cws to Somerset, after visit
ing their mother. MIS- f.. S. Shields,
and attending the Tooth birthday
celebration Of their grandmother
Mrs, w G Dunnington.
Mrs j A Moore, of Philadelphia.
Pa. is spending some time with
her sister. Mrs E ] Andrews
Mrs j. R, Cardwell. Of Concord.
and Mrs. J T. Baird. of Lynchburg.
spent Saturday with their sister,
Mrs Frank Jones.
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protect the liberties Of the peopla
and the sovereignty Of the states
he said.
The meeting was sponsored as .
public service by the Cumberland
chapter Defenders Of State Sever
eighty of which T Edward Stmp-
son is president. Judge Old was in-
troduced BY J. e Wall. editor of tha
Farmville Herald
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-11
URGE ANNUAL CHRCKUPS

The American Cancer Society
says that annual health eheckups
are important Of 900 women inore
than As years old entering a doctors
office. IS are likely 10 have caAcei
while among 1000 men, IT are apt
to have cancer.
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Whether he. Is Mi Hampden-
Sydney, Mr. PiKA Of Mr.. p r..
his services To the college, to his
fraternity and to his community
have been monumental-and well
worth the grand prize.
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tile supervisors advised that other
wise boards Of supervisors would
never abandon any public crossing
for fear of future consequences. +"
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Continued From Preceding Page

only similar operation is in Illinois. where TrState Zinc.
Inc the mining company tunnels to reach ore bodies
According to mining ofncials. the tunnel method OF
removing expensive than sinking mine shafts
tunnels dug larger quantities OF ore can be
removed by means Of heavy equipment.
tunnel opening is in bluegrass field in the center
of the valley It sants 10 per cent grade down to
the first deposit Then it turns spiralng down on
II per cent grade, to deeper deposits.
At the bottom, drilling rigs are pushing the cave still
deeper And as the solid rock Is blasted loose huge
machines scrape and swing overhead into waiting
Together they push the cave deeper at the rate
of about 80 feet a week.
The ore bodies consisting Of deposits Of zinc suphate
are found biologists call brecciaed formations
areas where the stone has been cracked during past
geological age allowing molten minerals to seep in The
ore Is running better than per cent zinc.
Ore that has been blasted from the Underground
deposits pulverized by giant crushers on the surface
From there carried by belt to the MILL where
1t Is further concentrated by dotation process
The concentrate then is loaded on railroad cars and
shipped to smelling plants constant now Of must
be maintained between the mine and the mill
The Virginia Valley rich in agriculture and history
has only meager background Of mining During the civil
War small quantities lead mined near the SITE
Tri-State officials estimate that 1t will require some nve
or six years to zinc deposits Then the stone
from the tunnels marketed for road construction
and the limestone residue the milling Of the ore VIII
be sold for agricultural purposes -
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SIBLEY

Continued From First Page
on heavy travel routes and be
contrary to established coming.
Text Of Resolution
The text Of the resolution
follows:
THE Sibley Hospital should
not be located on part Of the
Dalecarlia reservation near
the intersection of Loughboro
and Little Falls roads for the
following reasons:
THE site is Immediately adj
1acent to a well-established
and fine single-family detach-
ed-home neighborhood into
which it would introduce ac-
tivities and relationships which
are neither harmonious nor de-
sirable. Among the adverse
factors are the generation of
traffic. especially during eve
ming hours when it is most
disturbing to the peace and
quiet of nearby homes. and the
ablishment of large-scale
commercial facilities such as
heating plant. laundry. restau-
rant and kitchens. all of which,
with loading spaces for trucks
and extensive paved areas for
parking are necessary adjlincts
Of every modern hospital.
IF a multi-storied structure.
Is seems likely. the hospital
would tower above ntighborine
homes, destroying their privacy
and be out of scale with the
limited height and size Of
single-family dwellings.
Contrary TO zoning "a,
EFT would be contrary to
coming standards and restric-
tons long established and fol-
lowed by residential construc-
ton in this neighborhood and
not be conducive to the main
tenance of existing values.
THE location, being in cor
ner Of the District of Column
bia and somewhat of the reg
ular routes Of travel is not CEN
trail enough to command ample
public transportation service.
THE ALLEGATION of Dalecarha
reservation land for this pur-
pose would eliminate for all
time its availability for uses in
connection with, or for the pro-
lection of, the water supply Of
the District Of Columbia and
Of an increasingly large part
of the surrounding Metropoli-
tan area. Recent studies Of
water supply indicate the ne
cessity for using all presently
available land, and the Corps
Of Engineers is cognizant Of the
need for removal Of temporary
and semipermanent buildings
constructed there during World
War II when water supply
uses require such removal"
Current, as we'll as previous,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02
RESORT FORECAST

Southern New Jersey
Saturday sunny and warm.
highest in the upper 80s.
Light variable winds.
Upper and Lower Bay
Mostly sunny and warm
tomorrow, highest near 80.
Winds southeast at 10
miles per hour. Visibility
good.
Skyline Drive-Partly
cloudy and warm Satur-
day. highest in the 80s.
Visibility fair TO good.
Ocean Beaches-Tomor-
row mostly sunny, highest
80-85. with a light south
east breeze.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02

District and vicinity-Sunny
with low humidity today. Clear
tonight, lowest around SO.
Mostly sunny but some cloudi-
ness and a little warmer Sat-
urday. Winds, IL am. today.
northeast, 8 miles per hour.
Maryland-Sunny, warm and
dry today. Fair tonight, low
est near so in the mountains
and in the COS elsewhere.
! Mostly sunny but some cloudi-
ness and q bit warmer tomor-
row.
Virginia-Clear tonight, low
est mostly in the Cos. Satur-
day mostly sunny but some
cloudiness, highest 1892.
FIVE-DAY FORECAST
For Washington and Vicinity
August Sd
Temperatures will average 2
to s degrees above the Wash
ington normals Of 85 high and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02

studies indicate the possibility
that a portion Of the Dalecarlia
reservation adjacent to Lough-
boro road and along Macarthur
boulevard may be needed to
provide approaches to a high
level Potomac River bridge at
some future time. Should this
fringe Of the reservation be
pre-empted for q hospital,
these bridge approaches might
be forced to go through rather
than skirt the edge Of an estab-
lished residential neighborhood,
thus allowing sufficient open
space between to permit buffer
planting. ReServing public
land for a contingent public
use would seem to be a par
ticularly sound planning policy
in this instance.
THE commissions general
use plan for the Dalecarlia
reservation and the SUISSE
quently adopted features of the
comprehensive plan related to
it was prepared on the basis
of the principles and reasons
stated above"
At the House hearing today,
Commissioner Robert E. Nc
Laughlin, testifying briefly.
said the Commissioners were
opposed to the bill to provide
the. 12-acre site on Loughboro
road for Sibley Hospital be-
cause they felt the tract would
be needed eventually for water
facilities 10
Judge Kirkland Opposes
Leading the fight against the
measure was Judge James r.
Kirkland Of United States Dis
|trict Court for the District Of
Columbia who protested that
to allow the hospital to go there
would change the entire coming
character of the neighborhood.
Judge Kirkland, whose home
is Immediately across the street
from the proposed site, said
that with the establishment
there of a hospital there would
come such commercial facilities
as florist shops and drug stores.
He warned that to take some
of this Federal reservation for
hospital purposes would lead
only to other attempts. Once
you open this Pandora's box"
he said, "other appeals are to
be expected"
Judge Kirkland also directed
attention to reports that the
Methodist Church is acquiring
10 acres of land along Massa-
chusetts avenue in the Amer
lean University area, suggesting
that with this increase in the
holdings of the church, the
problems Of adequate space
were greatly lessened.
This brought a response from
Thomas r. Rasor. general
counsel for Sibley Hospital. de-
claring that neither Sibley Hos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02
ne FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Stop-Gop Security
Bill Appears SheIved
BY JOSEPH YOUNG

The sopgap bill to extend the Governments security pro-
to employees in nonsensve jobs Seved for the
year.
Aimed at circumvenng last years Supreme deci-
on which held that the program applied only sensitive
positions the bill debated at length yesterday by the House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02

Civil Service Committee in ex-
ecutive session. The group pre-
viously had held hearings on
the bill.
A move was made in commit
tee to approve the bill. How
ever, a number Of members OBJ
jected that the bill would only
aggravate the abuses of the
present program which were
recently criticized by the Wright
Commission.
1t was decided to meet again
on the bill next week. But it
is unlikely that the bill will
become law this year even II
the House committee approves
lit.
DODDS OFFERED JOB-Its
reported that the White House
Offered the job Of Government
personnel adviser to the Presi-
dent to DR.. Harold Dodds. who
recently retired as president Of
Princeton University. DR.. Dodds
is reported to have turned down
the offer. Previously, the same
offer was made to Assistant
Postmaster General Eugene Ly-
ons. who also declined.
A White House executive
order will be issued soon abol-
ishing the role of Civil Service
Commission chairman as adj
wiser to the President and
establish the position as adj
ministrative assistant to the
President on personnel as q
separate one in the White
House.
CAN BE DONE - Many
readers have told us. anent our
items about a Navy employee
accommodating more than 1000
hours of sick leave. that this
can't be done. They declare
that. until 1852, employees could
only accumulate 80 days or 270
hours of sick leave. Since 1852.
when employees were allowed
unlimited accumulation of I'M
used sick leave, they could have
earned an additional $50 hours.
for a minimum total of 1900
hours sick leave. the readers
point out.
However, it still is possible
for an employee to have accumu-
lated 1000 hours sick leave as
was related here on Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

So low. Warm over the week
end, cooler Monday and Tues
day. warmer Wednesday. Pre-
cipitation light in scattered
thundershowers Sunday. prob
ably totaling 1/l0 or Is inch.
River Report
tFrom United States EngineersD
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and clear at Great Fails. Shenandoah
clear at Harpers Ferry
Temperatures for Yesterday
tReadings Washington National Airportl
Midnight 16 Noon IS
! am am. "a ( P P.%. 99SS
Recod Temperatures This Year
Highest. iOl. on July 81. -.
Lowest. y. on January y.
HiEh and Low Of Last ~ Hours
High, ~. at 4;4O pm.
Low 81. at am
Tide fables
Furnished by the United States Coast
and Geodetie Survey
Today Tomorrow
HIS HISh $780, sl :aSsm. S:3,4tssmn,
Hieh ---- 1855 p.m. 2:57 pm.
Low S:47 pm 9:47 pm
The Sun and Moon
Rises Sets
Sun, today 600 am. S:Igpm
Sun, tomorrow 900 am. s:iSp.m
Automobile lights must be turned
on one-hah ''our after sunset
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Water Planned Ahead


tract bought by the Methodist
Church.
Water Planned Ahead
While opponents Of the new
Sibley site have argued that the
Loughboro tract eventually
would be needed for water ia
cilities, particularly If adjoining
Maryland areas are TO. be served
from the Washington system,
Mr.. RaSor said Maryland
agencies have plans to take
care of nearby Maryland needs
to the year 1000.
George M. Carpenter, real
estate operator opposing the
Sibley plan. protested that the
placing of a hospital on Lough-
boro road would mean a down.
grading Of coming Of the gen.
eral area.
He also protested that there
is a vast difference in the value
Of the 12-acre site and the
property that would be given in
exchange, the Hahnemann
Hospital near First street and
New York avenue NV.
Louis Justement, architect
for the Sibley project. said that
Of course water needs of the
National Capital should take
precedence over the hospital
plans but that this need as to
water facilities had not been
established.
He also took up the argument
that there must be some ap-
proach roads in this area for
the proposed construction Of q
high-level bridge over the Po-
tomac in the Little Falls area
Mr.. Justement said that resi-
dents of the area should much
prefer a hospital in their area
instead of the traffic that would
make use Of approach roads to
such q bridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02
este Trom Us. wGATHSR SUaGAU

WEATHER FORECAST-Showers and thunderstorms are
due tonight in the Central Gulf Coast area and Florida
Peninsula and in the region from the Southwest Desert
eastward and norhward to the Upper Great Lakes
1t will be cooler in the Northern Plains in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02

pital nor American University
has any interest in this l9-acre
tract bought by the Methodist
Church.
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Continued From First Page
on heavy travel routes and be
contrary to established coming.
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1854 MERCURY

MONTEREY HARD TOP. Fin
iShed in sparkling Biscane blue
and ivory. Matching interior of
all leather. Mercomatic trans
mission, radio, heater. many
other extras. A nice clean sporty
oaIy oaT for S1l95
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l95
1853 DODGE

2-DOOR SEDAN. Finished in
Forrest green and ivory, with
matching interior Fluid drive,
radio, heater. This is a clean
solid car that would make an
exceptional second &E0E
car for only - 0091
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1856 CHEVROLET

BEL AIR 2-DOOR HARDTOP
Finished in 2-tone white and
hight blue with custom black and
white interior. Powerglide, radio
and heater. A spotless car
f@r0Sfh0"t' bny .s a real Sl895
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1853 CHEVROLET convertible, good
condition. gone to Army. $3.50 or best
offer. RE. l-1252
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1858 DODGE 4-door Coronet, V-S, auto
matte transmission, Al, will accept
older car in trade. HI 2-0836.
1851 OLDSMOBILE SO, convertible
low mileage, priced to sell, 1895. GL.
i-793O
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1855 HUDSON

HOLLYWOOD HARD TOP. Fin
Ished in glistening yellow and
black. Hydramatic, radio, heater
Continental wheel. This is a real
clean sharp car c. MAE
at only Z90
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l947 BUICK Super, 2-door, 500. RE.
1899
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES

BOYS 2O-inch bicycle, $50 MU. 1-71S7
after p. m.
BOYS 26-inch bicycles, recondi-
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GIRLS 26-inch Roadmaster: l6-inch
Huffy. boys, 2-wheeler with learners,
both in good condition. YE. 2-7398.
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1855 FORD

COUNTRY 4-DOOR SEDAN
Station. Finished in jeweI-like
sea mist green with gorgeous
matching interior. offset with
white wall tires. Has Fordomatic
Transmission. radio, heater. twin
side mirrors, spotlight, wind
shield washer. Many extras
Folks, this is cream GTGnE
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1851 cast iron motor. perfect run
ming condition, best offer; 1850
Studebaker parts, auto radio, nearly
new 6.70x15 tires. So Euclid, EV
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1880 BUICK hardtop: 1851 Ford Vic
toria. both in good shape. EN-.
1-240Q
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1854 OLDSMOBILE "98" Holiday hard
top, new whitewall tires and bat
terry, power windows, steering and
brakes, radio, heater. hydramatic,
tone color, $l395, by owner. W.
l-7432
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1854 BUICK

SPECIAL 2-DOOR RIVIERA
Hard Top. Finished in sparkling
Killarney green and ivory with
matching interior offset by white
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1856 FORD Cuctomline 2-door, radio,
heater and overdrive, must sacrifice
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4-DOOR SEDAN. Finished in
Forrest green and ivory with
matching interior, automatic
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1857 PONTIAC 4-door Catalina, loaded
with extras, $500 miles, spotless,
$3.50 private " 1-87O9
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1855 FORD Fairlane 4-door, sl295; 1850
Pontiac Catalina, 1895, private owner.
w 1-QH26
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