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Evening star., 1959-11-22

MERcEDES-BENZ 80, 400 series
sunroof sedan: maroon with black
leather interior; heater and Monte
Carlo radio. excel. cond, Cost
$4,000 new: Sl,o95. viii accent
trade III S1COT NSN
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD f5s Fairlane 800" Tudor
haTdtop; radio and heater, Fordo-
matte, Wv. tires; CAS- guar
Check our prices, $500 down is all
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MERCEDES '5S eos 4-dr. sedan:
Dlue; Becker 7-panel radio, heater:
new condition. Reasonable offer
accepted South S-S939.
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MERCURY '5s 4-dr. hdtp. sedan:
full power, fully equip This is
really 9 beauty: priced special at
Sl,9g5. reliable terms.
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GUY STEUART'S
1nnrr rnp mc11vm

LOOK FOR GUY"
ACROSS FROM CANADA DRY
l16O EAST-WEST HWY, s. s., ND.
JU $1,000 JU, S-6S72
LINcOLNs AND CoNTINENTALs
SO; only few left: must be sold,
going at cost. l Lincoln. 2 Pre-
miers, l Continental.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC,
LINCOLN LN-MERCURY
Quality and Value Since 1890
LINCOLN 81 Premiere 2-door hard
top: full power equipment, air
conditioner, radio, heater. auto
matte drive, Wv. tires. beautiful
2-tone finish, unusually clean. low
mileage, S2,l95.
WHEELER. INC, wHEEkAIoBILE
USEFUL" ONE-OWNER CARS
CHR RYSLER- -PLYMOUTH-IMPE
1900 WISCONSIN NV. EN-. 2-102O
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
f<AkRTtnnurnx
Royal ChrySIer, Inc.

3e0l RHODE ISLAND AVE.
BRENTWOOD, MD. WA. $4,000
DODGE 81 4-dr.; Va. inspected:
runs nne: $50, full price: terms
ORRlSON RAMBLER, Used Cars.
704 W. Broad. p c., Va, JE.
4-Q595 open l9-5
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DIVER
DIVER
DODGE

1880 Old Georgetovn Rd.
Bethesda, Nd. OIL. 6-7111
DODGE '53 6-cyl.; 2-tone, owner.
Garage kept. Good cond. Like new.
Heater: S255. JE. 4-232l.
DODGE '57 conv.; power steering.
r and h., auto; beautiful 2-tone
paint. Today only, SI,475. AUTO
FAIR, INC. 1890 Georgia ave,
Shoppel, JU. S-1Sls.
DODGE SO custom sedani excel. !:
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
MERCURY '55

Montelair hardtop coupe. Merco-
matte, r. and b., p.s. anc p.b j:
-elloW anc black, matching in.
terror. This one will make a smart
nuy for an enterprisinE party
take advantage.
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THE SUNDAY STAs H.1l
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Washington, b. c.
November n, 1859
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LARk Dy Studebaker-i9 1860 Com.
AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER
5s5 \ Glebe Rd, Arl ia 7-1722
LARK SO; autom., r. and h.:
81 300, pvt. owner. JE. 4-s422.
LARK VII 1853; fully equip; Wv.
undercoated. pS.; 1900 miles;
Sl,9g5. Call 10. 1884
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STANLEY III. HORNER

KARMANN CHA SO cOnv.; 10000
mi, excel. cond, extras, S2,245.
KE. 6-976T or OK. 7-S602.
KARMANN-GHIA SO conv.: white,
black top. 5000 UM NER
transf Europe. JE. 3-1626. ewes.
KARMANN-GHIA '59 convertible:
red and white, fully equipped
$3.50. LO. 7-523b.
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407 Florida Ave. NE. Ii. $1,000
Over 20 Years at Same Location
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TAKOMA FORr

@2A4ANE4N4AA OItD
7035 CARROLL AVE. JU. $1,000
FORD 81 800" Tudor sed.: s-cyi.,
NOV Snow tii.s snd 81 r. S6S ap'0 kE iEans SIg5s4
FORD 81 Custom 300" VS.
Fordor; green and white, Fordo.,
II,ss snd 81 "a dos WV Mo tires sSt sgStt'o4O .
Apt. 9, Arlington. JE. 2-SiI6.
EORn lah3 Nictnria: and b
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IERCUkY ID 2-door hardtop;
tully equip; ivory and red; i'm
mac cnnd Only GOnk
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BELL MOTORS
DIVER
DODGE

7032 CARROLL AVE, JU, $1,000
DODGE '55 VS. ROYAL 4-door Sc
d3n; excellent condition inside
and out. VIII. not last at this
price. S1Qb.
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wis. and Ellicott NV. KE. 7-l8Os
LINCOLN '5S Premier 4-dr. hard
top; every factory installed conv
power winds, seat, steering, brakes
and air como. Why buy less car,
when you can have all the ele-
gance and superb features for the
same price as we're asking for
this car of unchanging style? Ask
about our bank financing ard our
new-car warranty. Save $1,000
m thIs nnn IChnicn nf tmnA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13

washlngton's residents are
"llving = little TOO fast" a Traf-
nc Safety Division ofiicer said
last night.
IL. Joseph Osterman Of the
Metropolitan Police Depart
ment. speaking 10 the Hillcresi
Citizens Association, said the
number OF trnfhc fatalities this
year could 90 as high as i3a
deaths. Is they did IN 1887
1888.
Locking Up everybody isn't
the answer. there are some you
can never reach" the 28-year
police veteran said.
The very young and the
elderly are the hardest 10 con-
vince Of the need for sound
pedestrian enforcement. he said
The talk was part OF the Div
ision's plan for more stringent
enforcement Of trafiic regula-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
Founding ofD. C.
Police Recalled

Deputy Chief Howard v,
coyell last night gave the Md
way civic Association agllmpse
into the Metropolitan Police
Departments history.
Chief covell said the founda-
lions for the force were laid
when President Lincoln sent
representatives 10 New York
10 study that city's police
methods. The District got ia
own force on August 8. 1851.
Turning 10 the problems Of
today. Chief coveil told the
group. which met at the Nor
gan School. California street
and Florida avenue NV, that
an firearms In the District must
be registered.
He estimated that less than
|25 weapons have met this re-
quirement. and noted that the
thousands Of others IN the
possession Of District residents
are subject 10 coniscation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13

metabollzo several commonly
used drugs during the first week
Of life.
They also found that the
central nervous system Of the
newborn Is extremely sensitive
TO barbiturates.
Reporting on their studies In
the journal. iBochemical Phar-
macology. the researchers
stressed the implications Of
their findings to pediatricians
giving drugs 10 tho newborn
and obstetricians giving drugs
to expectant mothers.
Using mice and guinea pigs
the scientists tested commonly
used analgesics. barbiturates
and laxatiyes. The experiments
showed that the drug-destroy-
ing engine systems are absent
In fetal and newborn mammals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13

The systems appear. however
during the first week Of life
taking about eight weeks 70 de-
velop fully.
A very small dose Of the bar
biturate hexobarbital. for ex-
ample. put q one-day-old mouse
to sleep for $50 minutes and 9
seven-day-old mouse for l07
minutes. Adult mice were barely
affected by the rug and mapped
less than five minutes.
"The newborn mammals are
unale TO metabolize these COM
pounds "a Of obvious Importance
| In considering the use Of drug
in Childbirth and for newborn
infants" the scientists said
They added that detailed stud.
les Of drug action In newborn
babies should be made.
The investigators are DR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13

Fletcher. firnt vice president;
Robert porro. second vice prcsi-
dent: Mira. Robert A. Kennedy,
secretary: and Mrs. Ethel n,
Cope. treasurer,
OUTGOING president John
Wolfgang was named the asso-
cations delegate 10 the District
Federation Of Citizens Associa-
lions
The meeting was held at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf
gang. s7i3 Camden street Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
NH Study Shows Peril
Of Drugs to Newborn

The use Of drugs childbirth and for newborn infants
may potentially dangerous without extreme care National
Institute Of Health study revealed today
working with small animals scientists At the National
rarf Institute Laboratory Of Chemical PharmacoloU dis
covered that newborn unable 70 nactvate or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
Summit Park Group
Elects w. J. Riesby

The Summit Park Citizens
Association last night elected
william ]. Rigshy president.
Others elected were: John M.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-15
Fire Department
Brings Donkey Ball
To Powhatan Tonight

Donkey baseball comes to Pow
hatan Tuesday at pm. to bene-
fit the Powhatar Fire Department.
The show will be staged at the
softball field near tho high school,
The fire department is currently
conductine its annual fund drive
and proceeds from the ball game
will be used to develop the fund
E FLOYD Yates recently present
ed the department check for $50
for efforts the flremen made to
save equipment and surrounding
buildings when lightning caused a
cattle and hay barn to burn on
his farm The fire occurred Oh July
II at midnight. The barn was a
total loss but spreading was pre-
vented by members Of the fire
department.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-15
FIot Rock Items
Revival Planned
At Rocky Oak
Methodist Church

Revival services Will be con
Quoted at Rocky Oak Methodist
Church. beginning Sunday night,
September 20, at 8 pm. The Rev
c. R. Scott. pastor. will be in
charge of the services each night
Rev and Mrs. John Garrett and
family have moved into the new
Baptist parsonage at Flat Rock
We welcome them to our com
munity.
Sympathy is extended to the
family and friends Of the little Ram
sey baby who died in the hospital
Sunday Also the family and friends
Of Mr.. Andrew Adkins who died
September 8. Mr.. Adkins has long
been known in this community and
he will be greatly missed
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Harris cele-
brated their 25th wedding anniver.
sary Sunday. September 6. witt
open house at the home of Mrs
Lillian Cheeley
Mr. and Mrs. James Lewis. for
merIy of Fiat Rock. announce the
birth of a son.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs
James Lewis from friends Of this
community. Her brother was killed
| in an auto accident several weeks
ago
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-15
Powhatan Farmers
To Vote On AsC
Committeeman

4 Candidates for Powhatan ASC
committeeman were nominated by
the Huguenot. Macon and Spencer
district election boards, September
q Committeeman will be elected by
mail. ballots being mailed to farm
erS October l.
Ballots must be returned to the
county ASC office by October 10,
postmarked not later than October
q. Three members and two alter
mates from each district will be
elected.
r. l. Phaup. county office man
aeef- said additional persons could
be nominated BY petition A petition
must be signed BY ten or more
eligible voters ard submitted to
Phaap By September % Names of
persons petitioned for will be in
Guided in the slate of nominees if
they are found willing to serve and
eligible under current regulations.
The committeeman elected will
assist the county ASC committee
in the administration of the agri-
cultural conservation marketing
quota, price support and soil bank
programs in their respective dis
tllcts.
Candidates nominated for Hugue-
not district are: w T. Ahern. David
Cable. George c. Harris. j. w. Law
son. Roy A. McGlocklin. T. R. Mel
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-15
Amelia FILA Unit
Has Pre-School
Workshops

The Amelia Chapter of FILA got
an early start by holding workshops
for the executive committee on
August % and September 8. The
executive officers and their ad-
visor. Mrs. Jessie Grigg. worked
through civilizations Of last year S
progam and potential plans for the
new year In an all-day session on
the 18th. The program was further
refined and officer duties reviewed
at the second session.
The program Of work for the year
includes chapter programs such as
brushing up on parliamentary pro-
cedure. professional style show
what the teenager will wear this
wear. your future as homemaker,
flower arranging for the Christmas
season. and neighbors around the
world.
Projects which will emphasize
school and family relationships are,
landscaping the home economics
cottage. promoting polio prevention
In Amelia county. entertaining par
entS with parents night and an
open house. Christmas tea for
teachers. and co-sponsoring the pre-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-15
s Ass.n ": r rastsr
In Charlottesville

The Board Of Directors Of Bank
Of Poa-hatan announce that Sam W.
Park er auditor and assistant
cashier, has resigned to accept a
job III Charlottesville
Parker graduated in 1858 from
University of Richmond in business
administration, and was employed
IN the Investigating Credit Depart
ment Of Dun and Bradstreet for
two years. He has been with the
Bank OF Powhatan for the past five
years. He has been very active in
his church and many community af-
fairs
The Board Of Directors have com
plimented his work here very high
~. and No will be greatly missed
in the community His resignation
becomes effective in the ne ar
future.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-15
Rally Day Nets
$50 For Benefit
Of War Memorial

Around 200 persons saw the All
Stars from the combined letters
vile and Little Patrick Little
League teams beat the All Stars
from the Amelia and Pine Grove
teams by a score of 9 to in the
Rally Day celebration. Labor Day
afternoon at the Amelia County
Athletic Field
A good crowd turned out for the
dance that night at the Amelia
County War Memorial Building from
9 to II pm.
approximately $3.50 was Melted
from the two affairs for the bene-
fit of the War Memorial Building
fund The program was sponsored
by the Amelia County Ruritans.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-15

son. L. c. Poore. E. Glenn Sim
mons, Lloyd H. Williams and E. G.
Younce, Sr.
Macon district nominees include
Earl Barden, T. r. Booker. Cecil
DeNoon. Henry Hatcher, Raymond
McCracken. Robert Proffitt. Roscoe
Timberlake. J. H. rrantham. A. S.
Tucker. Jr.. and Willard Walthal
In Spencer district the nominees
are P. N. Bauer. r. A. Cosby,
j. H. Frame. E. P. Hicks, Max
Kilby. j. G. Maxey. william T.
Mitchell. Lee Palmore. E. R. TIL
man and I. c. Wildman. Jr.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-15
Farm Reserve Dates
Extended In Amelia

Amelia county farmers are adj
vised that the date for accepting
applications for farm payment rates
has been extended through Septem-
Der 30.
The date for accepting Conser-
walton Reserve Contracts has been
extended through October Is, James
E. Ford Amelia county office man
ager said today.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-15

OIL on of hmren TIL school
vdua Leaders, and
Evening star., 1959-06-18
&Nh WHAT'S
So COOKING.

FRIDAY
Brotled Scdllops Tartar Sauce X.
flashed Brown Potatoes Herb Tomatoes
Asparagus CGntdoupe
Herb Tomatoes
cups canned tomatoes tablespoon sugar
1h cups prepared poultry Ia teaspoons salt
stufing u teaspoon oregano
small onion finely u teaspoon rosemary
chopped ! tablespoon butter
Combine tomatoes cup Of the stufhng, onion, sugar.
salt oregano and rosemary. Pour into creased 1quart
casserole Sprinkle with remaining cup stung and dot
with butter Bake in 375-degree for IS minutes.
Three to four servings.
SATURDAY
Smoked Tongue Horseddish Sauce
Scdlloped Potatoes Spinach Yellow Squash
Apricot-Coconut Cream Almond Cookies
Apricot-Coconut Cream
cup apricot whole Few grains salt
fruit nectar "A cup whipping cream
u cup milk "a cup toasted faxed
tablespoons lemon Juice coconut
"a cup sugar
Combine nectar, milk lemon Juice and salt and
stir until sugar Is dissolved Turn into refrigerator tray
place in freezing compartment with control set at lowest
temperature and freeze until r Remove chilled bowl
and beat with rotary beater until smooth and fluffy. Whip
cream until stiff and fold into frozen mixture with coconu
Return to freezing compartment and freeze to desired
consistency. Makes about pint
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y
SUNDAY
Beef Eye Of RIB Roast BroDned Potatoes
Corn-on-cob Relish Tray
Blueberry Pie iced Coffee
Beef Eye Of Rib Roast
1 to s pound beef rib eye Salt and pepper
Season roast with salt and pepper Place rack in
open roasting pan. Insert meat thermometer bulb
reaches center Of the thkes part being does not
rest in fat Do not add water do not Roast at $50
degees to desired degree Of doneness Allow 10 20
minutes per pound for 20 to % minutes for medium
and % to "a for wel-done
MONDAY
Lamb Step With Dumplings
BroccoH Glazed Shoestring Carrots
Strawberry Shortcdke
Glazed Shoestring Carrots
can Il poundl shoe tablespoons butter
string carrots or margarine
u cup brown sugar
Melt the butter margarine in a 1-quart saucepan
Add.he brown and mix we'll Drain carrots add to
the brown mixture Simmer until all carrots well
glazed. stirring occasionally. Makes four servings.
TUESDAY
Open-Frted Chicken Legs Crazy Rice
Green Beans
Tomato Salad With Cottage Cheese Dressing
Watermelon
Cottage Cheese Dressing
/ tablespoon instant u cup mayonnaise
minced onion Dash Of Tabasco sauce
tablespoons water tablespoon chopped
"a cup small curd parsley
cottage cheese
Combine onion and water and let stand few minutes
Add all remaining ingredients and mix well Makes about
" cup dressing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
County Roads
Division Hit on
Fiscal Practices

HAGERSTowN. Nd. Sept.
IL (Special).-The Washington
County Roads Department is
criticized by County Auditor
Charles Carter in q report to
the Board Of County Commits
sionerS.
He said "time cards are not
being used by all employees and.
even when used, the total time
was not in agreement with the
hours for which the employees
were paid. Some time cards
were penciled, others were in
complete, the report said.
PAY increases based on type
of work being performed were
granted without the approval
Of the Board of County Com
missioners," Mr.. Carter said.
Mr.. Carter said that invoices
covering purchases of automo-
tive equipment parts and sup
plies during 1858 were. in gem
eral, not signed by the receiv-
ing party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

formation and make recon-
mendations in each are as fol-
lows:
/. Density Zoning. a residen-
tial coming technique often de-
scribed as the average-lot size
method Of subdivision-Arthur
K. Stellhorn (chairman), plan
ming director Of the Maryland
National Capital Park and
Planning Commission; John w,
Neumann. general counsel for
the Suburban Maryland Build
ers Association, and County
Attorney Alfred H. Carter.
2. Soil Erosion-Lathrop E,
Smith, president Of the Rock
Greek Watershed Association;
Robert Mcleod, chief engineer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
Nursing School
To Honor Students

The Alexandria Hospital
School Of Nursing will sponsor
a tea for its "a new students
from / to 4 pm. tomorrow at
Carter Hall, 706 Prince street,
The incoming class includes
one male student. the first in
the schoolss 65-year history
He is Paul c. Mackenzie Of
Norfolk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
Farm Unit Moves
To New BuiIdino

RANDALLSTowN, Nd, Sept
IL (Special). - The Maryland
Farm Bureau has moved into q
new building at the intersection
of Liberty and McDonogh roads
in this Baltimore County COM
munity.
The aforementioned building
includes Farm Bureau Offices, q
conference room for directors
meetings, and six Offices which
have been rented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

Of the Warrington Suburban
Sanitary Commission. and Mr.,
Neumann.
3. Erosion and Highway Con-
struction-Mason A. Butcher,
county public works director;
Sanford Slavin, . roadbuilding
industry representative: Page
F. Hopkins. q Silver Spring en-
gineer. and Mr.. Mcleod.
4. Retention Of Open Spaces
MIR. Lee, Daniel A. Poole, rep
resenting the Izaak Walton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

the groups 10 members rep
resent every major public
agency in the county. the con-
struction industries and pri-
vate conservation organiza-
'tions. It's chairman is Blair
Lee III, chairman Of the
county's delegation in the
Maryland General Assembly.
A principal objective is to
study and make recommended
tons on the subject assigned
to one ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sion grading. For years, county
conservationists have attacked
builders for excessive land
clearing we'll in advance Of
actual home construction.
Law for Montgomery
In 1857, attempts to cope
with this problem resulted in
the Maryland legislatures So
called anti-bulldozer law. The
law was an enabling measure
which, by amendment of laws
spelling out the express powers
Of Maryland counties, granted
Montgomery the authority to
enact its own regulations on
subdivision grading.
County heads moved in 1857
toward implementing the anti
bulldozer law by passing pre-
liminary legislation during the
county's May legislative session.
Specific regulations controlling
excessive land clearing have
not, however, been formulated
or enacted.
Six Planning Areas
Six broad areas Of conserva-
ton planning we're designated
for investigation by six sub
committees at a meeting Of the
League, Mr.. Carter and Mr..
Stellhorn.
5. Regulations for the Grad
ing of Subdivisions-the anti
bulldozer area-Mr. Neumann,
Mr.. Butcher, Mr.. Mcleod, Mr..
Carter and Mr.. Hopkins.
6. Erosion from Sand and
Gravel Pits-Mr. Carter, Mr..
Hopkins and Mr.. Stellhorn.
COMMITTEES Friday. The six
study fields and committee
members assigned to seek in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
County Planning
Expansion Of Its
Modern Services
:, Bure-Knuckled Politics Is LiveI
BY PAUL HOPE
star star Writer

Each morning Arlington rubs the sleep out of its
Eyes and stretches toward the Nations capital which
But, even though it is only a picture window
away, Arlington is more than the "bedroom commit
nifty" it is often called
It is 255 square miles Of Virginia. although some
what OF stepchild-and more vibrant community
would be hard to find
Some down-State citizens-often irritated by the
socaled "crackpot' ideas thought up by Arlingtons
highly intellectual citizenry-wou like to bundle