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Evening star., 1957-12-22

OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT
SILVER SPRING-Nice ofaees; Ca
ave. best loc. once. 5OxS0:
1 once, 3exSO and i6xso. Rea-
sonable rent JU. 7-7723.
WALKING DISTANCE Govt. bldEs.
mr. 18th and Eye. Suitable manu-
facturerS representatives. doctors,
professional men: Telsphone seTy;
ice can be arranged. VIII remodel
TO suit tenant Utils. and tanltor
service Reasonable TO right psrty
DL 7-OSSO or WO. 6-6463. Shown
by appointment.
DOWNTOWN 18th sT.-end- floor.
air-cond. once suite with outlook
on 18th st.: rms, about l.3O0
50. It. A prestige location at q
very reasonable rent. Avail. Jan
!. A. G. HouOHToN & SON.
sos7 OF OIL. s-s474.
1IIl lsth ST. NV. SUITE -
Completely redec; desirable space.
olvided into lge. rms pvt. bath:
APPROX, $50 50. n. Ex. 3-s4s9.
BETHESDA. business area-Modern
air-cond space. $500 Sc. IL,
avail. Feb. also 5000 50. It.
avail May 1; can be divided.
HOWARD r. ScHAFER. OIL. p
6l4l.
CHOICE ROOMS in Boss a Phelps
Bios, l4i1 X st. n.w.-The Of
hces are in excel cond. BOSS a
Phelps. nc. l4l7 X ST. NV.
Ma. $4,000
SEQ PER NO. IN mod. eley. air
cond once BLDG in Silver Spring.
Md, containing 600 50. IT.: avail.
Immed, Call Mr. Holland II O..
SMITHY co, Sil 18th st. NV,
ST. 3-330n a
i3is PA. AVE. N.w.-spacious,
well-iighted. aforementioned Of
fices, on End and 3rd floors. eley.
service; $3.50 per 50. It. MA
.4AwYERs--I have once to rent
modern. air-cond. building 20 be
made available in Spring at ad-
vanced batgain rental OF So per
s. q EX 3-5osl. BUSINESS
SUITE on list floor, corner alley;
parking for cars, Good north
west loo, HU. 3-a256. WI. 6-4sS4
LAwYERs--I have once to rent
with use OF my reception room;
furnished or unfurniShed l am
long-established realtor and bus.
EDWIN L. ELLIS. 1910 Vermont
ave. RIM. el1.
BETHESDA, near center-NeW air.
conditioned split-level once bldg.
VIII lease all or part. Total area.
; 600 50. fl VIM finish TO suit.
Ideal for distributor with sales
saA
Storaee on site Parking space for
10 cars, Convenient TO everything.
Priced TO rent. r. r. BLANCR-
ARD. Realtor. Ju. s-eS5S.
LANGLEY PARK sH0P. CTR, in
Md-Doctor's once. In excel
medical area: air-cond., free park
ing AP, G-532O.
OFFICE OR STUDIO, 2 front rms.
End n attrac. bldg. nr. medical
and arts center. will redecorate
and alr-eond for suitable tenant;
low rental; library and limited
seeretarial service avail in lst-n
81 NV % RE- 5-isc6' % O A''
WHITE HOUSE VIC. entire end
floor. private entrance from street
Modern, air-cond. approx 24x60
Ideal for once or business. oil
s.efia for appointment
PARK OFFICE BLDG, 75Ob Ga.
ave. NV Desirable LIST floor
suite 6a7 II. In modern bids.
avail, soon; suitable insurance,
LAWYERS. real estate. etc. reason
able rent. Inspection invited Tu
s-OlOb.
TwO-RO0M SUITE, furnished OF
unfurnlshed, on I 5th NV, be-
tween N Y, and n, in the heart
Of Washington's financial district:
newly redecorated available Jan.
i. Call ME e.56O6,
10TH AND X SITS. NV.
Entire end floor Approx. 200 su
~. Prominent loo. Reas
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AN UNUSUAL
FIND
LAST CHANCE

To use your of elleibility--we
have avail. for lmmed. occupancy
the Gin our epinionl best buy you
viii find in this area, New 3-hed-
rm. split-levels; lge. Nv, rm.. din.
area. beaut., modern Hotpoint kilt
finished family rm. with stofase
trance: earport: h-aere lot Don't
miss this Xmas special. Total price
emily SIT 900. with 5000 down
OF t30-year loanl. also FHA or
conventional.
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STORES FOR RenI

EAsTOvER SHOPPING CENTER.
100 store. available about March
4. Present tenant moving to
larger store within center. 10
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DOWNTOWN
s-sroRY. REINPoRcED ELE.
vATOR BUILDING. 1000 Sc
Fl: Sl.5O PER FOOT. CONTACT
Mr. POOLE WITH BOSS &
PHELPS. INC. Ma. S-93OO: RES.
EN- 3-llaG
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'"sse'~m mos" eSss

SILVER ePnlNG--e-unlt brick al
most new; a-bedro0m APT. IN
come around $4,000 year: ex.
penses. $500. A good buy. Call
yU, $4,000. BAINUM REAL
ESTATE.
WEST or 10th ST. NV. 3areain
IN abtG: income. $4,000 Sl4,.
NDD. $1,000 down. JAMES CARR.
Elk. 3-7400,
SILVER gPG.--With residentiai at
mosphefe you can live rent free
with income BY buying this 8-unit
brk. apt. tg bedrms eachl, S4s.-
D5O. S22. goo cash. bal. bee. Ex-
elusive by OWNER. 10. 3-6BeD.
SUBSTANTIAL cOR.--on Cath. ave.
NV. . blks. from Mass. Leased
perm. 10 fen. embassy for $500
mo after 10 mos, 5000. Call
OWNER. XII, y-2D23, sun. = 10 o.
BE sMART-BUY THIS BLDG.
1919 EUCLID ST. NV.
o Units--pr0posed rents S34e.
Total priee-Si6,5O0 Agents CO.
operation invited.
MARSHALL J. WAPLR CO.
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THE SUNDAY STAR CHS
Washington, D. G.
SUNDAY, DEcEMBER sa. 1851
FARMs
fCONTlNUED1

EXCEPTIONALLY fne farms Of
varying sizes and purposes In Mt.
Airy area where land 81 is reas
sonably priced. Also 50 mes,
acreage and bldg. 81 Aoout
hours drive from city. PHONE
MT. AIRY 23I, JOHN J. PRICE,
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BUslMEss PROP. WANTED

AUTO SALES BLDG.--Prefer loca-
tion In NV. Washington or on
the Rockville pike, In Nd. Prefer
small bldg. with at least Q shop
stalls and lot adjoining Box
lfi-H. star
GAS STATlON-Desire to rent q
portion OF q gasoline service sta
tlon. suitable for display OF some
used cars and indoor display at
least ! new car. Boy ll.-H. star.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

HOTEL, l6 rooms. 2 baths, 2Is
stories; 4 acres: 60 mi. ID, C.:
small va. town on main highway.
4 terrific bargain. S7.lbO. Only
SI,5uO down. DILLON LAND co /,
JE. 4-fO4O, Open . III ..
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c0TH AND VIRGINIA AVE. NV.
Ind flr, Approx 1000 sa. H.
Adj. to Potomac Plaza. 5000.
WOODWARD a NORRIS
REALTORS
7ea Goth st. NV. RE. 7-obs6
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10TH AND II SITS. NV.
, flrs. Approx. 1000 50. It. All
or naFt
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10TH AND X SITS. NV.
Entire .nd floor Approx. 200 50
n. Prominent loo. Reas
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P,SsY BRANCH AND FLowsl W.

STORE, ground -fioor level, in .
KenSington shopping center. store
'front.' approx. 2Ox4O; 500 q mo,
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REAL ESTATE LOANS


FIRST AND SECOND TRUST
LOANS PURCHASED. sARToW'
REALTY CO. Realtors. 1891 q
st NV. NE s-2495
MONEY. End TRUsT-We viii buy
End trust notes. D c.. nearby Nd
or Va: reasonable rates Ma
TIoNAL MORTGAGE 4 INVEST
MENT CORP 1919 n. z. ave.
NV Ma s-5e33
NEED MONEY: Reduce your
monthly payments. Funds arel
available for remodeling. refi-
nancing your property or eonsoli-
dating debts. Mr.. WHITE. NE.
S-05Oc.
end TRUsT-Absolutely top spot !
cash prices paid. Nd. Va D C.I
Cal DAY or nisht. LO 4-6565 Sasl
NEED MONEY FAST. OWN PROP
ERTYP DI. 7-4445: ewes. 10,
s-949S- Also quick cash for End
trusts.
PLENTY FUNDS AVAIL. lst or,
md moftgage. IA. 2-2303 or IA.
9-5s00.
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
At Extremely Low Discounts
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MD.-00 ACRES

7 rooms. bath and furnace; lge.
stream. bus. mail at door; close
town price. s7,i00; $4,000 down.
w. VA-02 ACRES
Evening star., 1957-12-22

- Several grouping Of
stores ideal for the small investor
Finest locations that are bound
20 Increase In value. excel. return
See today RAFFEIL REAL
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

Ist-FLOOR WAREHOUSE. 5000
10000 50. It.; Northeast or South
east area. MR. SYLVAN. Ii.
3-ssSa.
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Close Paw Paw--6 rms. bath: on
Ss.. h:Id rosS Hss ss geaeh 3gEcnnrd gcn and
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.sOD Iith ST.--Deep store. duct
system for air conditioning hook
up; rent $50 mo. Call Mr.
KOLTuN at RA. 3-6S65.
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1915 EYE ST. N.w.--Attrsctiye A.
story nat-front bldg, $40 $50
Nj, Poole. With BOSS 4 PHELPS
NC, Ma. $4,000. Res" EN-.
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TAKOMA PARK--4 units. Only 4
yrs old ana IN = rrade A rental
loca,, all . bedrm units, with
sep. din. rm. and ~ II. liv, rm,
1IO3 IU S-Igno
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iODERN APT. RuILDING in sllvei

Spring q beaut. arranged
hedrm, unitsi pvt. parking excel
loca. overlooking sligo PIX. and
close 10 shopping and bus. Only
100000 down, See today RAP
FILL RFAL ESTATE. Ju. a-llO3
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LAWYERS have once to rent
with use OF my reception room;
furnished or unfurniShed am
long established realtor and bus
broker, will try and help you
EDWIN L. ELLIS. 1910 Vermont
Evening star., 1957-12-22

ROCKvILLE-39. 500 square feet.
paved street. water. sewer; 81 q
foot RONER & CO. Realtors,
OaitherSburg eQa.
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BETHESDA, near center-New air.
conditioned split-level once bldg.
viii lease all or part. Total area.
600 50. ft WIN iinish TO suit.
Ideal for distributor with sales
organization who needs some
storage on site. Parking space for
10 cars Convenient 20 everythipg.
Priced 10 rent. n. p. BLANCA.
ARD Rnalinr III a.0aaG
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AVE.--ltreet floor. corner lOca-
ton. very active shopping area
Nj plate glass window store above
Very reasonable. Ju. 5-d9O5
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DOWNTOWN-S.5.O 600 for 4-siory
brick. a5'xaO' with 2l rms. 3
baths, 3 half baths above 1st mr.:
lot l3S' deep, xoned LIST comml.
BOD. sUSIE v. WATWOoD. Ma.
s-S37s; ewes, wo. 6-44sH 90.
LOWER CONN. AvE.--Excel po-
tentlal: needs renovatine CTR
BfCH, ST. 3-In30. res. KM
2-le.ah
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTEu
OFFICES, STUDIOS fer RENT

INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES wanted
for sale or lease
A. NJ. ROTH CO., RE. 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-12
Bi|Iion-a-Year
Schoo|AidUrged
BY the Associated Pres,


Americans for Democratic Ac-
ton today urged enactment Of a
Federal school construction bill
providing 81 billion annually for
new clasSrooms.
Edward D. Hollander, national
director of ADA. added in testi-
mony prepared for a House Edu-
cation subcommittee:
I'VE are sure the Federal Gov
eminent can afford such a pro-
gram. We see no reason why
public education has to yield
priority in the Federal budget to.
say, public roads; or priority in
labor and materials to super
markets or Office buildings"
Mr.. Hollander said the Eisen-
hover administrations proposal,
which calls for an outlay Of Sl.3
billion for school buildings over
the next four years. indicates a
decision to spare the budget
and spoil the child"
He added:
1T is a -pinching. half
starved bill. with the marks Of
the budget wringer still fresh
upon it,"
States should not be required
to match Federal funds as a con-
dition to receiving them, he said.
and states should not have to ex-
haust their own resources before
they could be eligible for Federal
help.
Mr.. Hollander said Federal aid
"can and must be given without
Federal control of local educa-
ton. however, we do not
take this to mean that the Fed
eral Government should refrain
from prescribing conditions on
the eXpen diture Of Federal
money: For example. adequate
accounting procedures, payment
of prevailing wages on conStruc-
ton. limiting Federal aid to pub
lie schools and those which are
not in defiance of the indignation
DEGREES of the Federal courts"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-12
USW President
Has Opposition
-4
In Voting Today

PITTSBURGH. Feb. IL (P.-
Members of the United Steel
workers Union in the United
States and Canada voted today to-
decide whether to re-elect Presi-
dent David J. Mcdonald or a
Pittsburgh district Steelworker
leading a movement to reduce
the dues for the IL million USW-
card holders. q
Donald c. Rarick, 37-year-
old $6.500-a-year worker at the
nearby Irwin Works Of United
States Steel Corp. opposed Mr..
Mcdonald.
This is the first time in the
20-year history of the USW that
anyone has challenged the lead
ership.
USW members also are voting
for other top officers, including
district directors. In only a few
instances are there any OPP
ponents for the slate led by Mr.
Mcdonald, who succeeded to the
presidency after the death Of
Philip Murray in 1852.
Howard r. Hague Of Pitts
burgh has no opposition for his
job as vice president.
Abel Opposed by Klug
However. Secretary Treasurer
I. w. Abel of Pittsburgh is OPP
posed by William Klug of Mil
waukee. Mr.. Klug is member
Of Mr.. Rarick's So-called Dues
Protest Committee.
The committee was formed
after a USW convention last
fall increased the union dues
from So to SIS monthly. Mr.. |
Rarick claimed the convention
forced the dues increase without
a roll call vote. Mr.. Mcdonald |
said the vote was fair and the
raise stood.
Salaries Increased.
The same convention boosted |
Mr.. McDonald'S pay $4,000 a |
year to its present level of $780,
900. Salaries of the vice pres
ident and secretary treasurer |
went from $4,000 to s35. 900 an
nually.
Mr.. Rarick says he wants |
those salary increases rescinded,
along with lowering the dues.
There are some 200 locals !
scattered throughout the United |
States and Canada. They'll mail
IL results to the USW'S head
quarters in Pittsburgh and it is
expected the official results will
not be available for sevelNl
weeks. Locals have 10 days in
which to send the results here
for the final tabulation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-12
Actress Quits Hospital

NEW YORK, Feb. II Up Film
star Elizabeth Tailor was released
from Columbia Presbyterian
Medical Center yesterday after
a checkup for what had been
feared might be a recurrence of
a back ailment. Doctors said
they found nothing wrong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-12

A-12 THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY I2, 1897
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-12

Don't settle for less the Laundromat costs no more
Own the undisputed champ-the only washer that can
pass the Sand Test You've seen the test on TV with YOUR
own eyes, Dirty sand is dumped towels in we-known
centerpos agtator washers and in the Revolving Agi-
ator Laundromat After machines complete their cycles
centerpost agtato leave sand in towels and washers too
The Revolving Agtator leaves not grain of sand in towels
or Laundromat
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30

Mission actually Won back much
support the United States had lost
1t is imperative that no further
ground be lost in this area and that
IL why Democrats and some Repub-
lean critics charge that the State
Department Is treading water In the
Middle East at pi esent and fear
further inroaGs by the Communists
The situation may eventually al
Iect the arms program Washington
IN carrying M talks with the Rus
slams about limiting arms. is cutting
some two billion dollars from origi
nal spending plans fer defense III
the present fiscal year and hoping
that the Situate III the Middle East
apes not tlafe up again Another
war there Or another Communist
coup might seriously change the
defense picture IN Washington
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30


ices. which were attended by many
from distance. Picnic lunch was
served Sunday.
Frank Ransom. Of Richmond. ate
Sunday dinner at Hors du Monde
M. and Mrs. Travers Haadley. 81
Laurel, Md. and Mr.. and Mrs. T
Wilson Crowder. and daughter. Pau.
line. Ct Callao. we're Sunday guests
0f Mr. and Mrs. j. p. Stratton
They also visited in the Ed Ferg,l
sen home and in the H. c. Fergu-
sol home,
The Robert Wootten family. Of
Blirkeville. visited Mrs. B. B
Walker Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Aldy Shaw. Of
Mount Airy. n. Oh. visited here
this week.
The Billy McAbees were Sunday
guests OF the 7. A. McAbee family
at Stoddert.
Wcmacks Have Guests
MT and Mrs W. B Walker were
sunday afternoon guests in the L
k Womack home.
NJ. Sgt. and Mrs. David j. Mat
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30

home In F7armyiile
MIS- Tom CfoWell Of South Bos-
ton. spent several days last week
with her sister Mas. Ruby Redd.
and her brother. clyde Ransom.
The ladies spent Wednesday In
Richmond
WSCS Meets
Tie MSCS mel with Mrs 7 c.
Jones august u with seven ladies
present The parsonage committee
reported that the living room turili-
ture at the parsonage near Abilene
had been re-upholstered during the
vacation Of the pastor the Rev ]
S King. and his family
A p Hobgood James Layne and
Gordon Hurt attended the Methodist
mems group meeting at Beulah
August Is. when the ladies .ol the
church served as h0stesses. The
September meeting will be held al
Mt Pleasant
Miss Margaret Redd has left for
Alexandra. where she viii resume
her work as a school librarian
1t Cdr and Mrs Milton Jones
and three sons OF Washington D ss
spent the past week end with his
father. George E Jones Mr. and
Mrs Josey Milum. and daughters.
Of Lunenburg were Sunday guests
"a the same home
keyssille Couple Visits
Mr. and MIS- Thomas " jones.
Of KeysVille, visited the ] G.
Joneses Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. K L DIX. and sons.
spent sunday with his parents, Nh
and Mrs r M DIX, near Keysyille
Henry Morton is slowly improving
from two major operations in John
stoa-Wllls Hospital in Richmond
Brookes Ferguson returned from
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30


acctFiles ana until That
sore IS wiped cut, The Reds win be
fomentine bitterness and strife in
the Middle E,as;1-ajmed at the even
tual enslaVomsnt If this area even
at the cot III nlisaor wars
AS 4 reslAt " the Steady Red
pressure. and such events as that
which occurred ii Suria recently
y s policy u tile Egyptian invasion
is being seriously questioned again
And Secretary h9lles sharp rebuff
ITO President NaSSar ~ couple 81
years ago. Is ,0eslIR given D second
look
Dulles CRder Fire
That Wa% ahen Dulles Slapped
Nasser's i3ec. in A diplomatic Way
BY refusing III a9 ahead with loans
to Egypt for 4Ae building Of the AS
wan Dam The manner in which
Dulles acteq ~AA questioned at THE
time and Masses \ naturalization Of
the suez Canal followed, NOV this
incident IS again coming under close
scrutiny and SECOND guessing
Yet no Dae Gan saw that the
United States dla not prevent \
brush war ii .ying To SKIP INV
British-F French a5tack on Egypt AnC
no one car .0es sure that Nasse'
would not maze seized the Suez Ca
nal anyhow eVf.l had not Dulles
rebutfed hitn biilifly 81 there II n{
clear-cut answeE u the present III
ilemma
/ Communism in Middle East
I What is snpan is that the Com
lnunist iniAenra ii The Middle Eas
HIS obviously AaGtkVe and threatening
fagaln. III TILL lsist siA months y
this year TIE Eisenhower Doctiin,
Echecked ihe rising tide 6t Commun
ism IN thal area and the Richard
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30
Student Safety
Councils Save
Young Fatalities

Student safety councils. patterned
after adult safety groups, are res
poIslble Tor the saving Of countless
young lives IN Hamtramck. Mich
III this bustling, Industrial com
mnnity, located entirely within the
clts II Detroit. there has not been
single child fatality IN three
years. and only two in the last 10
Wears
1t Stanley Snpina. iii charge of
the Hamnamck Traffic department
gives much of the credit for this
fine record to the school safety
councils. assisted by the police de
partment's safety officer. Val Bed
narski
Student leaders safety patrol
boys and a sponsoring teacher com
pose the safety council membership
m each school They conduct regu-
lar meetings With the Students to
impress upon them the Importance
VI safe. sane conduct-W b et h 9 I
walking, driving car. OF riding Z
bicycle
Sklts in which youngsters dem
onstrate right and wrong pedestrian
practices. are an extremely elfec-
tive way Of getting the safety mes.
sage across, It. supina said
The councils also prepare and dis
tribute pamphlets. showing the SAT
est routes to and from school ~
many cases, where there are busy
dangerous streets to cross, mem
bers Of the council actually accom-
pany the younger children
The Hamtramek police Depart
ment works closely with national
safety organizations to obtain ma
terial for the schools and set up
new programs
But the success Of the school pro
grams is due largely to the young
sters themselves. who have taken
~ an adult JOB apd proved they
Can handle ii
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30

the world over that SYRIA had at
last been taken over completely.
Washington has watched Syria dis
integrate steadily for some time
now and could apparently do moth
ing to stop the steady drift toward
disaster in that country Now Syria
can be classed as a Russian-domi-
mated state-ready to obey Mos
cows Instructions II is a major
defeat for the West
Red Reply 10 Jordan
Moreover. il Is a reply to the sue
cessful coup OF young King Hussein
Of Jordan, earlier in the year
threw the Reds out Of key positions
In Jordan. II il a strong physical
reply to the action In Jordan. and
brings the possibility Of strife be-
tween Jordan and Syria ever closer.
The President has announced that
Jordan would be given $40 900 600
worth Of aid. mostly military. by
the United States. Syria no doubt
is receiving extensive Communist
military support and the situation
in this region, complicated BY r.
rael's presence and antagonisms on
this score, Is more inflammatDry
than it has been III recent months
Effect on Arms Cuts
The long term danger is what
worries officials even more than the
immediate danger Russia is NOV
ing In on tha region With intiltration
arms and money and news anc
propaganda breakfasts more effec
tive than the efforts of any other
country. and the Arabs listen to the
radio Most Of them ~ not reaC
much
Eventually Russia may have Z
bloc OF countries III the Middle Eas
/ spreading the world lnfilt,ation anf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30
Mt Pleasant News. soeio Events
The Mdrce!lus Waddills Return From
Honeymoon; Both To Teach This Year
Social Events

The nice rains Of thH past two
week ends. totaling about -
inches, have resfIy helped tobacco,
pastures and gardens
Mr. and Mrs. Marcellus Waddil
arrived from their honeymoon Sat
urday TO visit his parents. M and
Mrs Charles W Waddill few days
before going TO Hampden-Sydney to
make their home They have an
apartment In thu house Of DR. and
Mrs David Wilson Waddill is a
mathematics Instructor at H-SC
and MIS- Waddill VIII teach in the
FarnYille Elementary School
\ number Of the ladies from this
community attended the stork party
given for Mrs Virginia Kirtley Mel
son Friday evening by her sister
Mrs Myrtle Klrtley Scott, at her
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30
Guinea

MI and Mrs. Henry Avis. Of
Richmond were dinner guests Of
Tie Reuben Addleman family Aul-
gust It. Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly
Smith Of Washington. D c.. were
dinner guests August IA.
MI and Mrs. Hubbard Smith. and
children. Nancy and Tommy OF
Washington. D c., were Tuesday
luncheon guests OF the Charles
Womack. Jr. family
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Davis an
nounce the birth OF a son. Robert
Nathaniel at Southside Community
Hospital August y. Patricia Davis
lis spending some time at Hors du
Monde.
w D. Walker, who underwent two
opcra tions at Richmond hospital
returned home Wednesday. Sunday
afternoon. he entered Southside Hos
pital
Guests during the week end Of
MIS- Ernest Davis were Eugene
CailSress. Miss Betty Childress and
Mrs. Ernestine Bernard Of Rich
mond, Bob Hanes. of the U S.
Navy and Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.
Davis. Jr. OF Richmond.
Mi and Mrs William Giles. Of
Richmond visited Mr.. and Mrs. w.
+ Walker Saturday. Cathy Giles.
Who spent last week here, returned
home with her parents.
Revival Ends
Union revival services. which be
gan al Centenary church August IL.
were concluded Sunday morning
There were TWO who united with the
chmch Sunday The pastor. the
Rev f. P Look, brought inspiring
messages during the series OF serv-
a Charlottesville hospital last Sun
day and is staying with his daugh-
ter MIS- Sam Blggers near Keys
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30
/ rom Washington
News Report

Washington. Aug. % Foreign
policy, which Is taking most Of
President Eisenhower time these
days. is beginning to dominate the
sqene in Washington again. TIL e
65th Congress has been grabbing
most Of the summer headlines but
it seems that the State Department
Secretary Of State John Foster
Dulles and US foreign relations
are soon to be on page one daily.
Ominous News from Syria
One oninous note from the key
Middle East area came recently
when proc M nunist elements
grabbed actual control OF Syria. The
Communists have been eating away
IN Syria for some time. encouraged
by President Nasser's bitterness
against the West
When President Shukri KuWatly
Was forced to name an outright
Communist to the chief Army post
Id Syria. that was the signal to Reds