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Vests Buy New
Home in Maryland

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Article Written
By Local Doctors

AZ article On certain iesching
methods employed at the tnl-
verslfys School cf Medicine IS
n the curent issue a The Journ-
ii os sleaczl Education II was
written by Drs. DAVID r Haw-
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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-06-23

Monroe, ard Myron G.. Sandifer
all of the Schools Department OF
Psychiatry. and Dr. George Mora
OF the Yale University School Of
Medicine.
Entitled An Integrsted Teach
;ng Program Between the Depart
nent OF Psychiatry. and the Basic
Sciences. the work deals with
2 pilot teaching programs IN which
members OF the Department of
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-06-23
HOUSES FOR SALE

SPACIOUS. COMFORTABLE
house on Windsor Circle in Glen
Heights. bedrooms, III ceramic
tile baths. knotty pine kitchen with
cabinets and adjoining dinette
Beautiful wooded lot. Marble
block finish with cedar shingle
siding. $4,000. Reasonable terms
WeSwin, Inc. Phone 9-l34l.
Read Weekly Classified ADS!
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-06-23

Ralph Howard and Tom Rose.
mond viii represent the Chapel
Hill KiwanB Club al the inter.
national Convention 10 be held
from June 70 10 July 2 In Chi
caRo.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-06-23

Or. Thomas B. Barpett of the
Univerrity's School Of Medicine
WAS o recent speaker ai a meet.
ing Of the Wilson County Medical
Society In Wilson.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-06-23

Farm ponds were recently COM
pletod By A. b. Gates Of Orange
Grove, L. J. Rogers Of Carr, W.
". Paftin Of Chapel Hill. and
n. Y. Letta Of Schley.
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The Common Glory"

The 18th season of Paul Green,
outdoor drama. The Common
Glory. will open this Tuesday
evening. June "a, at WilliamSburr
Va. 1t will be presented nightly es.
cept Mondays. through August a
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SERVICES AVAILABLE

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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
z3l YLEMISGT0S ROAD
Special Features: We invite yoa
10 lnspest the special features ~
this h0uAe kibhtn Large enough
for breakfast set, Laundry room
adjoining. Large S<reensd living
porch oil kitchen and front pofeh.
Three bedrooms and study. Two
full tiled baths. Level lA with good
shade trees. SEE his lively hsLne
b~x. Exha-newly painted inside
and out.
We have some nice three bedroom.
two bath homes being built for
sale In Lake Forest and kstes
Hiils. Priced from sis,JN 70
tz3 800.
4 Esdyoom&--i>aYge level lot uAdFr
tls ,y0o. Has FHA terms 500. Cash
balance approximately sos pes
month.
| Tenny circle - You seldom have
chance 10 buy house with uhs
lot as beautifully iandscsped ss
this one. You seldom see q house
In the wonderful ceadition this
one IA In. This b truly family
home-7 bedrooms, baths plus
powder room, swimming pool and
cabana.
II you are Interested In a real
quality hsme In every detail eaii
s47z for further information.
CONVENIENT CLOSE IN
LOCATION:
This home has tho charm one
would expect In one of the Oim-
RhouI homes. Georgous grounds.
A aoat livabie home In every res
pect. Even has sutsmatic eirva-
TOR.
BUILDING SITES
a Lake Forest
O Estes Hills
n yea plan 70 sell year house 81
lss. please call ~. We are selling
and need new listinss. We hasdls
every detail In c@nectiea With
finaneing and seiilng prcperty.
SERVICE INSURANCE
i REALTY 90. @
Phens s-A77 Clyds Hornaday
% Years at the Same Location
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-06-23

Psychiatry worked with the De.
partments Of Biochemistry, Phar.
macology, and Physiology.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-06-23

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HOUSES ron SALE

LAUREL HILL ROAD SECTION
. roam home for gracious living
IL acre iot for sale by owner
Psooe III
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roH SALE

A SAFE BET. TRIED II YET
Baae Las.re fcx cleaning carpets
rs tops H1ggEns HARDWARE
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES
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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-06-23

SOME OF OUR NEW LISTINGS
FOR IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

FOR IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
bedfoDn baths level Large pretty lv
n9 frDm ~i FIRE place and dining Good big atuc
waking Distance Of hospital Owner leagng m@n $3.50
FOR $1,000
se~ bedroom brek with Large living
~ith fireplace Exceptionally nice Achen and dining
Nice fensed in yard
INTERESTING ONE LEVEL HOUSE WITH TIN ACRES
On highway Chapel liIl school district
Hying large study each VII. fireplace Good
fnodefn kichcn md bath bedrooms ana large enclosed
porch Central heating with oil furnace Fine trees and al
uactTe yard
FINE ONE LEVEL BRICK HOUSE
,e~ BRICK house lot Beautiful big living and
dining Large attT acye family and modern kit
bedrooms bathA Dig carpoFt storage
lot paved road m Chapel ii school district ie"
mies from hHn
LOVELY MODERN BRICK HOME
I'm large shaded lot On Durham side Of Chapel Hill bed
rooms lovely h'Ing room with fireplace cnendnng area
pins utility Pine panneied throughout Excellent buy
at $500
BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS
Home on lovely $500 Immediate possession Excel
lent buy
EXCELLENT BUY IN BEDROOM
bath home with large living and beautifully developed
big lot In Greenwood Immediate possession Only $z4,5O
SMALL HOUSES
We several well located small houses from $500 TO
SO all for immediate possession.
LARGE HOMES
We have some exceptionally beautiful big homes for those
big house for less than replacement Let w
you homes Morgan Greek area. Greenwood,
Ginghoul. Rosemary and oakwood Ave.
These few OF desirable sngs at bargain
prices top lsngs houses big, medium sized and
lite-in all locations Call US today.
ALSO. A NUMBER OF DESIRABLE RENTALS
TOBUY OR SELL CALL
8-431
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REALTORS
lO8 N. Columbia Dial 6-4S1
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WANTED

SEC<gsL HAND ~ EiCfCLE.
K agy1 c,sEtoE1o- Cs- s-3El st.s-
sE
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APARTMENTs PoR RENT

TSF'f '!t.tiifsfif.D 4 ROOM APART !.
fYyeg7t nesY campus bea' saiST
ana kgtekea furnished Ayailsble
S<rp IL Call 57sl
4 BEDROOM HOUSE. z BATHS.
furnished FeDcs-5 10 yard. shr8t@
Ayaiiable nov 1sZss
OFFICE Or STORAGE SPACE
feY rent. Call Ss51.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-06-23
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REALTORS
wEsTwOOD RESIDENCE

WESTW0OD RESIDENCE
Need more room for children?
This fine home in Westw0od,
close TO hospital and Campus,
has SIX bedrooms and two
baths. The living room has
bookcases and cheerful fire
place Also opens onto large
screened porch. A buffers
pantry separates dining room
and kitchen. Upstairs there are
bedrooms and glassed-in sepa-
rate porch. Privacy is afforded
By wealth OF shrubbery and
numerous large shade trees.
There Is a two car garage with
large adjoining storage area
a separate building 30 Co
can be made into two apart
ments giving an excellent re-
turn on the investment.
30 ACRES
Nine room home six miles out
of town. A fine view from this
house. Includes 30 acres OF land
80 acres in young growing
timber.
FOR RENT
Furnished apartment Private
entrance and private bath.
WYRICK STREET
Large living and dining area,
two bedrooms, kitchen and
small study Large lot with
many trees. Reasonably priced.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-06-23
o Sales
. Property
Management
o Financing
. Construction
ROOM FOR EXPANSION

hoOM FOR EXPANSION
ms brick veneer house is 10
Gated in the center OF five a. s
OF woodland. There Is a lafge
fireplace in the living room
three bedrooms. dining room,
kitchen and two baths. The up.
stairs is roughed in (including
plumbing and heat connections
i0r three rooms and q bath
WILLIAMS CIRCLE
This fine three bedroom home
can eliminate those housing
problems Of yours now. High
on a paved curying street with
good trees and yard, paved
drlye. carport with utility room,
bath and a half. plenty OF stor-
age room IN the attic, breezy
screened porch off the kitchen
and a big living room with a
good fireplace. Call 1881 now
Tor a look at this home.
HiLLSBORO HOME
Two bedrooms, Ia baths, fire
place IN large living room, din
ing room and den. Excellst
landscaping.
WHY PAY RENT
Only $3.50 down will move you
and your family into this three
bedroom home near GlenwoOd
school. An FILA. loan OF Is
years with payments OF $3.50
per month.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-06-23

RESORTS FOR RENT
-s-
WATKk FRONT BEACH cor
,age for rezli by week N Onger
3 bszir1Dfn sllh nfIisrn cGnyen
ieDces. See Hertert Pentiergrsii
al Village beryice 5tatOn
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-06-23

Furnished apartment. Private
entrance and private bath.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-06-23
WYRICK STREET

Large living and dining area,
two bedrooms. kitchen and
small study Large lot with
many trees. Reasonably priced.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-06-23

II yea plan 70 sell yssr hSase q
lsl please call ~. We are selling
and need new listings. We handls
every detail In c@noctlea with
fimaneinG and seillag property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19
House Bill Asks
Cultural Center

A bin authorinlng construc-
ton Of a National cultural cen-
Ter In Foggy Bottom has been
filed m the House.
Identical with a measure al
ready reported 10 the Senate BY
It's Public Works Committee,
the House bin was sponsored by
Representatives Thompson,
Democrat OF New Jersey. and
Keanis. Republican Of Penn
sylvania.
It calls for the center 10 be
set on a nine-acre tract bound
ed BY Twenty-sixth Street. the
Potomac parkway. New Hamp-
shire avenue. the proposed In
ner Loop highway and the
approaches 70 the proposed
Constitution avenue bridge.
Introduction In the House
was considered almost q formal
lily. The major hurdle was
cleared by center sponsors IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19


The chairman Of the Senate
Insular Affairs Committee ha,
urged Senate supporters Of
Alaska Statehood legislation "a
back a House-approyed BIN "a
avoid possible dlfiiculties IN OBJ
tanning House concurrence with
Senate amendments.
Senator Murray. Democrat Of
Montana. in q letter sent 10 al
members OF the Senate. pointed
out possible parliamentary diff
ficulties which would face the
Alaska bill IN the House should
the Senate alter the House.
passed bill.
The Senate now Il expected 10
take up the Alasks bill early
next week. probably Monday.
Uncertain ON Outcome
Statehood supporters feel
they have a minimum yof 50
votes IN the Senate but are un-
certain how their forces win
stand In the face Of possible
amendments. ~
One such amendment. a
move 10 tie Hawaii's Statehood
ambitions TO the Alaska bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19
Funeral Directors
Elect First Woman

ROANOKE. Va. June 10 GH.
Mrs. William r. Sanford Of
Montross Is the first woman
ever elected 70 the BOARD Of
directors Of the Virginia Fu-
neral Directors Association.
She was elected yesterday at
the associations 10th annual
convention here. John c. Nc
kee. Lynchhurg. was elected
president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19
Senate Booking Urged
On House Alaska Bill

could be offered either by sup
porterH Of Hawaiian Statehood
or BY opponents 10 the admis-
sion Of either territory. State
hood advocates generally agree
that q combination OF Hawaii
and Alaska would mean death
70 the hopes for Statehood Of
either territory.
Knowland Asks Pledge
In a move TO head OF such an
amendment. Senator Know
land. Republican OF California.
has called for assurances from
the Democratic leadership that
Hawaii Statehood legislation
win be considered by the SEN
ate Immediately after that for
Alaska. ~ .f,
Senator johnson. Democrat
OF Texas. has said the Senate
win act on Hawaii only after
IL passes the House.
The House Insular Affairs
COMMITTEES yesterday gave a
setback 10 any dwindling hopes
Hawaiian supporters might
have for this year by putting
on consideration Of the Hawaii
bill for at least two weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19

The opinions also said that,
although Mr.. Wcllmnn might
have been an ardent commu-
mist. the VA failed 10 show
he had committed any overt
acts against the Government
that could be considered as
rendering assistance TO an
enemy Of the. United States. =
Judge Danaher. IN 9 footnote,
indicated that such acts would
have 10 be IN the nature OF sa-
botaee, mutiny or propaganda
broAdcasts.
Seeing that the VA tran
scended (its) authority" Judge
Danaher said. the appellate
judges had been left with the
abiding conclusion that the
tVA) action basically rested
upon Wellman's Smith Act
conviction" which was later
reversed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19

and reafiirmed Il after a re-
hearing in December. 1886
This conviction was reversed
BY q Federal Appeals Court In
Michigan last March.
The board also based It's find-
lnss on participation by Well
man In Communist Party
activity In Michigan. partIcu-
larry during the Korean war.
Payments Upheld
In an opinion written by
Judge John A. Danaher and
concurred in by Judges David
L. Bazelon and Walter Bastian,
the appellate court said there
should be no forfeiture Of dis
ability payments for veterans
who have been Communist
Party members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19

ton an earlier decision Of the
Veterans Administration. cut
ting OF Mr. Wellman's World
War II disability payments.
Wounded IN Combat
Severely wounded in world
War II combat. Mr.. wellman
had been awarded Q so per cent
disability rating BY the Vet
Grams Administration. paid to
him from June. ie4b. until
May 81. 1854.
IN June. 1854. the VA cut of
payments In view Of the fact
that IN February. 1854, Mr..
Wellman had been convicted
under the Smith Act Of con-
spiracy to advocate violent
overthrow Of the Government.
Tho Board Of Veterans Appeals
AHMED this action in 1855
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19

APPOINTED = Gregory
Peter Cardinal Agagian-
ian, 81, was appointed by
Pope Plus XII yesterday
as Pro-Prefect OF the Con-
gregation for the Propa-
cation of the Faith. The
Patriarch Of the Armeni-
ans viii fill the post that
was to have been taken
over BY the late Samuel
Cardinal stritch OF Chi
cago.-AP wirephoto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19
.Ex-Red Held Eligible
For Veterans Benefits

Membership In the Communist Party "a an insufficient
for cutting of veterans disability payments the
United States Court Of Appeals ruled here today.
The court handed down It's ruling In the Of L.
weman a. Of Detroit one-tme chief Of Michigan Com
The court sent back to District Court for further cOnsdera
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19

the Senate committee. whore 4
dispute over the location was
settled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19

SIGHTSEEING h fun sny way
you look II Il. u becomes fascinating
inn whsn You set closeup views Of he
beautiful city Of Washington. Shenan-
doah National Park. Arlington. Mount
Vernon. Annapolis-plaeei you've a.
ways wanted 10 see. DC, TraHsif takes
you 10 all Of them. oders you the
mos, varied and complete sightseeing
tours Of Washington. Maryland. Viz.
sinia. Each tour Is accompanied By
an expert driyer-suide. For infofms-
ton and reservations. phone Federal
$500. Or visit The DC. TrsHaf Ter.
minal Il ii7S Pennsylvanla Ave. NV
Como see for yowsslH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
new SPRAY HELPS CLEAR
10 NASAL-SINUS AREAS
CIoooad Nv Sa,r,unar Cold or ANerovl
'Westhered brown spots

New AnsibiOsie Hsasal Spruy Helps
You Bseoshe Easy, Fossil
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Doctors know that summer colds or
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in nasal and sinus passages They
know, too. that spray therapy is the
fastest effective way to clear out all
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Only new Super Anahist Antibiotic
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
IRRECU[ARITY
affect you this way?

Tired and sluggish7 Nervous. irxi-
table, maybe from constipation due
10 lack Of bulk7 There's Q safe, RGt-
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A daily half-cup Of KelioEg's An
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forming laxative drugA Treats you
20 the wonderful favor Of bran, too.
Put Kellogg An-Bran on your shop
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patton problems due to lack of bulk.
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Super AnahiSt Antibiotic Nasal Spray
contains an exclusive ingredient,
Thonzide. that melts away ciotted
mucous deposits. Plus the same-tyPe
decongeStants doctors use to help
shrink swollen membranes and open
naSal-sinus passages. Plus a special
antibiotic that kills dangerous germs
on contact.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
WIFI Shock The PTA7

only thing she did there that even limited at the
dramatic was to try bit of bleach on her hair.
"And felt guilty about that the next day" she
says. The children looked at me as though they
didn't even know me. heard one little girl argu-
ing with another: 1t is 50 Miss McKeevcr. She
just borrowed some other teachers hair
Il miss the kids" she says. "It's too bad they
can't come and see Miss McKeever on Broadway,
but Pm afraid the show is too bieamous for their
tender young minds In fact, I'm worried about
what the PTA officers might say"
While Jackie was teaching at Livingston, she
sang in church choirs, and in the summer she
attended music workshop in the Adirondack
Mountains. There she was offered chance TO
sing at the Paper Mill Playhouse in New Jersey.
To take Il, she had TO break her contract with
the school.
II was a~fuIIy worried when realized what
I'D DONE" she says. Il was afraid l could Set
sued. Dutfte school Scard only szid Il wsasweH
chance for me and should grab itr'
500 Miles To Nowhere
For the next two years, Jackie appeared in
musical-comedy revivals at the Paper Min Play
house, and did some TV work Haunting Broad
way additions. she finally landed the oh Cap
taini'' role. Then she was told that she must
drop 20 pounds so that her figure would con
trast with the many-spIendored Miss Lane. She
did II by riding gymnasium bicycle 500 mikes
to nowhere.
Jackie IS very bitter about bicycles. She sus-
poets that those 500 miles sapped her strength. In
any case. she met up with her most serious prob
lem during the Philadelphia tryout-a severe
case of bronchitis. At one point il looked as
though she might never open on Broadway.
But : innocence triumphs over everything on
Broadway. We should not want to predict that
it viii triumph very often After all, there aren't
too many innocent roleS TO be filed. But Jackie
is in a good position il she has to wait for her
next part, she can always 60 back to teaching
Or, even better, she could take a crack at seven
day bike racing. - The End
Evening star., 1958-05-07
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. - Asst
MEnNEsnAY. ]. iRAa -

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per cent because OF new Inn
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A simple bourbon on the
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So are the peseros. They are
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wards, on a share-the-cab prin-
ciple.
They're still one peso. or 8
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~ miles.
Say you want 10 go from the
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You are entitled 10 ride the
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You don't have 10 know Span
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