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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18

Dear DR.. Steincrohn: I
would like to ask a question
about doctors fees.
Is there anything the aver
age citizen can do about I'M
reasonable medical fees? I re-
Gently had an operation and
the cost was outrageous.
I didn't mind the $100 hos
pital bill or the surgeons fee
Of SITS. But I did mind very
much the $50 tn at was
charged by a doctor who did
nothing but stand by for Is
to 30 minutes while another
doctor did the work.
I never saw this man be-
fore. He made no house or
hospital visits. That would
add up to his earning at least
500 an hour without doing a
single thing.
In my opinion that is too
much. His is the only doctors
bill ever disliked paying. I
know that doctors work hard
and long, to learn the things
they have to know, but it
seems to me this fellow is
trying to get rich too quick.
I would appreciate your adj
week.-mrs.. S.
THERE is MUCH the
average citizen can do about
doctors fees, Mrs. S.
In the first place, consider
this doctor who charged $50
for doing nothing" If he
really did nothing. then even
81 is too much to pay. But
are you sure he did nothing?
Was he a heart specialist
standing by because you have
a bad heart? Was he your
anesthetiSt? Us he the fell
low who put you to sleep-so
you couldn't possibly know If
he was working or notD
I am not trying to protect
doctors and their fee system.
But first, better make sure
(by asking your own DOCTOR
who this fellow is and what
he was doing in the operat-
ing room.
If you do not receive an
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Picture your dining room this Thanksgiving
newly hospitobe with "Denmork" co-ordinotes
Your choice Of tables, for instance, all with
heot-resistont tops and so much more See
how cIeverIy "Denmork" pieces are designed
with moxinnum Of storage space, serving and
decorative oreos Cutouts odd third dimension
al quality. Stort with dining suite, odd pieces
as you choose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18

The "Oenmork" is especially lovely in bedroom
setting so uncIuttered, so cIeon-cut and
every piece makes the most Of storage space, so
important in modern homes. If your room is
adaptable, try q wroP-oround corner orange
ment or add extra pieces as you wish
The "Oennork" is open stock, you know
FURNITURE-THE HEIGHT
Evening star., 1960-01-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
SPACIOUS
GRACIOUS


We recommend this stone rambler
for the family that enjoys large
rooms, II offers Q large living
rm. with fireplace. separate dining
rm., huge kitchen. 4 BEDROOMS,
2iz Baths: permanent stairway to
EXPANSION ATTIC: screened and
tiled rear porch, full basement
with rec. room Cfireplace), and
garage. Custo construction
throughout: - acre of beautifully
1. sndssaDsS ;S..,Gr S5ounsSE nj soo szsssnt serss
tive terms, call Us today. Ex-
WRIGHT REALTY, INC.
IA. 2-4sOO
SPRINGFIELD, yA.-Brick 8 b.f,
rambler, 2 full baths and roughed
Sd, in tiled daylight bsrnt. Car
port, scr. pch.. hrepl., dtshwasher,
sSiso ssSSdis lp B. yWEfr oWErER iES:' tE Ev: sss s9SsE
sUBURBAN EsTATE-A magnifi-
cent rancher in superb condition
with TEXAS size rooms through.
out, 8 full baths, full bright base
ment with Q Soft. club room. Sit
uated on q beautifully Handicapped
lot Of $4,000 50. It. Loaded with
trees and shrubs. Enjoy suburban
life iust few minutes from
Downtown D: c. Priced at S32, 500.
CALL IA. 5.6S00. SHANNON q
LUCEs, REALTORS, Q TO o. 2056
Wilson blvd.
SUPREMITY-Lovely white brick
rambler: on gorgeous corner lot
in Arlington's exclusive Country
Club Hills. Formal entrance foyer,
rich paneling In living room, large
itnS SininE ToSpS ,S h,saf9s. sfs9haPsd luxury sng
pantry, oversiSed porch, 8 baths,
maids room. 2 firepl&ees, huge
recreation room. garage. S35,950.
Trades considered, JE. 4-226S.
PARKER. SMITH AND DoNNELL,
Evening star., 1960-01-19

soUTHAMPToN--New brick ram
bier in Mclean area; 2 baths. liv-
ing room with fireplace; separate
dining room, modern kitchen with
eating space: daylight basement
with walk-out entrance; conven-
lent to schools, shopping and bus
Priced at only S21,5O0. TRADES
CONSIDERED.
SHIRLEY FOREST - New brick
rambler. only S23,95O: excellent
financing; $1,000 down. TRADES
CONSIDERED. is Minis. TO PEN
tagon. Beautiful level lot with
trees; 3 bedrooms. 2h baths; liy-
ing room with fireplace: separate
dining room. modern de luxe kitch-
en- and recreation room. Interior
selected.
49,, BARR REALTY. INC.
2160 Wilson Blvd. ia. 4-335o
Evening star., 1960-01-19
FALLS CHURCH

Lge. 5-bedrm.. 2-bath home, In
best residential area Of 3. Pals
Church; All lEe. rooms; beaut.
corner lot with garage and plenty
OF shade trees Priced at only
$4,000: Reas. terms. sH1PLEY.
FORESTvILLE = MOST TMPOR-
TANT FOR THE PONIES. One
acre. This spacious 4-bedrm., ~.
bath brick beauty features large
living rm., separate dining rm.,
completely finished paneled rec
reation rm. with 2nd fireplace:
Convenient TO cIA. Only SEQ, 800
with small down payment, call
today. VIM. A. CHAPMAN REAL.
ny. INC. JE. 10000.
Evening star., 1960-01-19
YEONAS REALTY

FALLS CHURCH AREA, SI7,5OO-
grk. Colonial; "a acre, trees: nr.
Iysons Cor: tastefully decorated;
3-expos. liv. rm., llrepl.. din. rm
Kit. birch cabinets, eye-level oven
paneled den: End d.. 3 hedrmS.,
path; bsmt., rec. rm.. 4th bedrm. i;
storm windows: $1,000 cash FHA:
sruss, 9s sss Ga mo a''q%e T1c,iEE eooE S
Ritz. JE. 2-3272, JE. 2-4664.
Evening star., 1960-01-19
INVESTMENT PROP, SALE
BEITSVITJ,E NM

.. - - &A9A@A@a &s4A~e
Rot:watsr heat. plus ssxss-it. T.
older 2-story frame home, ali il on sn
33,400 sq. It. Of potential COM
ms,iisl Ss..n. stoTnd nsEi9s 0nt 49, 600: 90
BURCH REALTY Co, TO. g.
6992. Open til 0 pm.
BRICK, 6-unit apt. bldg. Takoma.
Park, Nd. $500 IT.; price $751;
900. RIPLEY Co. Ju. 6.6111.
LANGLEY PARK AREA Dust on
Univ. blvd.)-20 bldg. lots with
az tpHAsuIous OFFERING"
with excel; terms; prime selling
ies3o,, loo; walkins dist to bus and
vi j. NICHOLAS, HE. $1,000
Evening star., 1960-01-19
COLLEGE PARK
THE PERRY BOSWELL co.

cow. TO ST. JEROME's-Immac-
) ulate .6-rm. home in HyattsviIle,
close to schools and bus: sep. din
rm., full dry basement; off-street
parking: fenced rear yard Priced
70 sell fast at S13,500, with only
$3.50 down. Call til pm, WA.
; 11cSsQ0, ROBERT 8. DAVIS d
Evening star., 1960-01-19
GORDIN-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING

WOODED y acre; new
brick rambler near Fair
fax; 3 bedrooms, 2 tiled
baths, walk-out base
ment. 2 flreplaces, car
port: S23,950. Call CIR,
3-4560 To see 1t today.
~. ACRES: completely
redecorated ram bier
ready for occupancy: 3
bedrooms. 10xl3 kitchen
with breakfast nook,
formal d dining room,
basement. garage, 2O-ft.
front porch, glassed-in
rear porch: q terrlfic
buy at S13,50O and
$3.50 down FHA, Dial
7O3 GYPSY 10000 to
see II today.
CONVENIENT Custom.
built brick rambler in
Groveton; 20 = II. living
room . dining room, l6x
~ kitchen. 4 bedrooms,
2h baths, walk-out base
ment, paneled recreation
room with bar and fire-
place, laundry room,
24x24 screened porch,
Z-car garage; S27.2b0,
Call SO. $1,000 10 see
IL today.
Evening star., 1960-01-19
TOP VALUE!

Always evident in the exclusive and
desirable .Ditmar Forest section Of
North Arlington. Just q short 10
min. drive to p. c.: 3-bedrm., g.
bath brick rambler. Architectufally
simple and digniiled but every
room pleasingly practical and spa
eious. De luxe kitchen. traditional
dining room, carport, recreation
lovely h-acre lot on quiet cuI-
de-sae street. TOP VALUE at
S2S,950.
FLORANCE REALTY
Evening star., 1960-01-19
SPLIT-LEVEL
Nyzrn Terrr-

Yes, q front-to-back split. that has
everything. Spacious living room
with fireplace, separate large din
equipped kitchen with ali built -ins,
three lovely bedrooms, Ia baths.
lovely recreation room with fire-
place, plus workroom. Ground
level outside entrance to q large
level yard. Assume high loan and
the terms are flexible. Priced at
Evening star., 1960-01-19
CASH

Help Me to Find
Good 90 .6SG homes s,.o. for i clients who trust
and nearby Md. properties. Top
dollar for good properties Phone
MR.. CHISHOLM, WA. 7.0782.
MODEM, CLEAN, 8 or 4 bedroom
house IN Sc. or Prince Geo. Co.
Haze substantial cash. Call MRS.
cox 10 8-S347 or ST. 3-736S
WE ARE INVESTING IN PRINCE
GEORGES CO MD. PROPERTIES.
For an immediate all-cash sale
for your home, call MR.. KITcH.
EMS, day or night. ST. 3-736s.
WE NEED HOUSES FOR SALE
OR PURCHASE
D. C. OR MARYLAND
Your Satisfaction Is Our Success
CAMPANELLA & co.
y. 3-A119
Evening star., 1960-01-19
STORES FOR RENT

ALEXANDRIA. va, King and west
sts-2OxS0, ample parking next to
Evening star., 1960-01-19
WAREHOUSES F0R SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
ANNANDALE

5,0OO-sq. 1T. build
ings, ample parking, dock loading.
GENE STEIN. TU. 2-7324, ov.
Evening star., 1960-01-19

FRANcoNIA Brick
ram b er on 17,99O-
22-ft. living room with
stone fireplace, formal
dining room, IA II.
Kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, soft. pine-pan-
eled recreation room,
ground-level basement,
porch with barbecue pit;
81 $50. Call FL. f.
$500 to see It today.
FALLS CHURCH - 3.
bedroom rambler near
bus and shopping: 2ixi3
living room, formal din
ing room, 20-ft. paneled
den: handicapped yard
with Anchor fence In
rear: S1S.650. Call ia.
10000 to see It today.
HAMMOND HIoH
SCHOOL, New orleans
prick Colonial; !2s.ft.
living room, formal din
Ing room, 16-ft. fully
equipped kitchen, 4 bed
rooms, 2 full and 2 half
baths, 2 fireplaces. full
basement. earport; $780,
BOO, Call XXI. 6-232O to
see IL today.
Evening star., 1960-01-19

DISTRICT HEIGHTS. Gateway blvd
S7-rm. Cape Cod. full dormer, 4
pedrms.,. 2 baths, partial bsmt.,
screened porch: attrac. fenced yard
with numerous trees; S17,500.
Call OWNER, RE. 6-76S3.
Evening star., 1960-01-19
23l7 Wilson Blvd, Ari., ia. 10000
VACANT

3 bedrms., 2 baths. equip. kit.
I'm. recr: rm.. N-acre lot, walk
YOUR OWN DOWN PAYMENT.
S23,250. ANNE CARROLL REAL
ESTATE, CL. 6-5172.
Evening star., 1960-01-19
ASSUME

SMITH q DONNELL
IA. 7-6161 Realtors IA. 7-SS17
Evening star., 1960-01-19

SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR
YOUR MONEY BACK Dream kit.
with steel, eye-ieyel oven.
range and sink; disposal; storm
windows and many other de luxe
features: h.acre fenced lot on
cul-de-sac: 2-car gar, S14, 800.
Owner viii repurchase house after
9 months II you aren't satisfied.
FL. 6-5S00.
SLEEPY HOLLOW-If you like IN
DIvIDUALLY TAILORED COM
FORT you will be more than
pleased with this well-planned 60
It. brick rancher having q subur-
ban atmosphere only minutes from
Corners on q parklike acre in an
area OF well-kept homes; 22xlS-
II. living rm. with imported mar
BILE fireplace; 15xlS formal dining
rm., modern fully equipped kitch-
en- with breakfast nook. bed
rms. 4 baths. finished recreation
rm.. breezeway and gear garage
Priced In the 40s. Only $1,000
down. Excellent financing. Shown
By appt. only. VIM. A. CHAPMAN
REALTY. INC. JE. 2-9O00.
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-03
UNEMPLOYMENT ? =? =? :?

The present Unemployment Compensation (and the word
very loosely use to any fair and honest thinking person.
of the worst scandals of ruptured awmang that has
been forced on the decent people of this state.
How many you citizens of the fact that there
great many and living like teaches off the
businessmen and hard working people? is we'll known fact
the way the law is today that people only work few
months year and then sponge off the state for the
mainder of the year.
Maybe people such these feel that they have nothing to
be ashamed Of for they not breaking any law Nohere
isn't anything wrong when able bodied person deliberately
schemes money away from his neghbr because he
is too lazy to work himself
How person take money from the state and his
neighbor still have the to face himself in mirror
is hard understand If taking money in this
than stealing the line must be mighty thin When one takes
something that not rghtuly his it is nothing less than
stealing.
If this be explained why businesses should be bound
by law keep these eaches than I'll apologize 1t is our duty
as good American citizens to take of the WORTHY needy
and give necessities of ebut lets throw the buz
yards to the wind.
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-03

service personnel. But if you are
separated from the Armed Forces
with a service-connected disability |
and meet certain health require
mentS, you may be eligible Q) to
get UP to $4,000 of government
life insurance, or (2) if you have
less than a $4,000 policy, to in
crease it to that maximum. Ini
either case, apply to the veterans
administration. The application
for government insurance must be
made within one year after the
date the service connected disaIbil-
ity is determined by the veterans
administration.
If you were in the Armed Forces
before April 25, 1851 and if, on or
after that date, you had govern
ment life insurance that had
lapSed or been cash surrendered,
you may be eligible to reinstate or
replace it while you are on active
duty or for 120 days thereafter.
Check with your insurance officer
to see if you qualify.
If you already have government
life insurance in force, be sure
that premiums payments are kept
UP so that the insurance will not
lapse, and be sure that the de-
signation of your beneficiary is
current.
Commercial life insurance: If
you had commercial life insurance
contracts in force at the time you
went on active duty in the Armed
Forces, you should read these
contracts very carefully at the
first opportunity to find out how
much coverage they afford you
while in service. Some CONNER
cial life insurance contracts offer
full protection to an Individual
regardless of his active military
service. Others contain 'restric-
TONS limiting protection while
the person is in the Armed Forces
or while you hold certain military
assignments. In case of doubt,
you should communicate with the
home office of the company con-
cerned for a detailed explanation
or any part of the contract you
do not understand.
You may allot part of your
pay to cover the premium or
commercial life insurance policies
However, the armed services dC
not sponsor any commercial life
insurance companies, and tht
creation of an allotment does no
mean that your service favors ont
company or another.
If you are on active duty anC
are in doubt, you should see you
insurance or legal assistance of
ficer.
If you have been on active dut,
and are in doubt, you should con
tact your nearest veterans admin
iStration representative
(TO Be COntinued)
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-03


Several factors have arisen however, which caused % 20
give any thoughts accomplishing this while ne is IN tne
White Instead probably will be one OF his prcpa1
private citizen on next JAM zU
Congress declined to extend law which gives the res
dent reorganzng powers Besides he has been persuaded that
interpreted indirect expression OF lack OF 1ah
in the abilities of Vice President Richard M Nixon.
% CHEMICAL WARFARE-Dr Herbert York, director OF re"
engineering the Defense department. has come
strongly increased spending for chemical and germ war
the first high Defense department otflclal
to do So although Army long advocated the increase
Yorls reasons those of the Army however He
wants develop means OF repeln
little war Communistnspred disturbances which may be
fomented in the Americas military allies
points that tear accepted method OF break
ing p rots-and considered much humane than otner
practical means of dispensing unruly mobs. 4
He believes research would develop So Gas Used I'm
called nerve gases" which could render in old wc
vadng force or rioters incapable of aggressive -
action doing permanent damage to Not War III
civilian populations - , 90
crude form of gas used in Europe in World war .
causing many Neither side resorted to deat-deang
gases although both equipped to DO So
for of the factor OF unconto
ability. .
The United States party to any international agree
ent barring of this type of weapon There Is some
feeling the Pentagon that diversified arsenal wouo DC oe
effective than atomic weapons
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-03
BY CARRY CLEVELAND MYERS, Ph.D.

FROM LETTERS l receive
and from other sources, I've
learned recently of a goodly
number of youths who, although
they did. well in high school or
were honor students there, have
not succeeded at all in college.
Indeed, a few of such stu
dents have been 'fbusting out"
in the freshman year at college.
Reasons Given >
I've heard parents and edu-
Gators discuss this problem with
wonderment. Some have cited a
case or two which seemed like
personality or mental health
problems. Others have suggest
ed that these college failures,
who had excelled in high school,
had never learned good habits
of study when wholly on their
own as in college.
I'm inclined to lean heavily
toward the latter explanation.
How Motivated
But why had they done so
well in high school?
Some were spurred on by the
influence of teachers and par
ents; others by the closer COM
petition in high school. Then,
too, some bright students with
very receptive memories prob
ably absorbed the high points
of information during the class
period and won good grades
without much or any plodding
at homework.
Useful Impression
Also they may have been apt
at getting to. the point in class
discussion and given the i'm
preston there and in their
written work that they were
achieving far more than they
really did.
There seems to be no evil
dence that these students had
@ 1860. King Eea'
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-03
SENATE WARNED

Senator Mike Mansfield, the
Democratic Whip, has warned
electioneering Lawmakers to pre-
pare for night meetings and six
day-a-week sessions when Con-
greSS returns to work.
The Montanan said a tentative
legislative time table called for
early consideration of a minimum
wage bill sponsored by the Demo-
cratic Presidential nominee Sen
ator John F. Kennedy, when the
Senate reconveneS August 8. The
House returns to work a week
later, on August Is.
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-03
t52$2 !7!f:l PAREnT PR0B[EMS
Bright High Schoolers
Often Fail In College

ever disciplined themselves
while in high school and earlier
to a systematic schedule Of
study outside of class, or that
they ever learned to take re-
sponsibility for doing drudg-
cries, such as home chores.
Your Responsibility
If you find that your child is
sailing along with good school
reports in various subjects, don't
be satisfied if he does so with
little or no plodding at home-
work. If, in the middle or up-
per grades, he reports he has
no homework, induce, even re-
quire, him to do some reading
you approve from 80 minutes
to an hour each evening before
a school day.
Most of all, this bright child
needs practice at taking some
responsibilities about the home,
especially some useful jobs he
would rather not do.
Good Habits
Don't fool yourself that his
apparent mental alertness and
interests will suffice to carry
him forward later in college or
a professional school. He needs
to be practiced early and con-
stantly in good habits of mental
and physical work.
my bulletin Educating Your
Child in Responsibility" may be
had by sending a self-addresseds
u. S. stamped envelope to me
| in care of this newspaper.)
| Answering Parents Questions \
| Q. In addition to telling our
daughter, three, of the baby ex-
pected in q month, what else
may we do to prepare her?
A. Help her to grow as selfs
reliant and independent Of you
emotionally as possible, and to
look to her daddy more for
guidance and amusement.
ures Syndicate, Inc - I
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-03
POLARIS FIRING

The Navy's recent spectacular
success in launching the Polaris
missile from a submarine is Stirr-
ing up a turbulent wake of highly
controversial questions of policy
concerning the place of the PolariS
program in the nations defense.
The decisions called for have
price tags mounting into billions
of dollars.
The immediate decision to be
made, however, is whether con-
struction of Polaris submarines
should now he accelerated in view
of the demonstrated ability to fire
the Polaris ballistic missile from
a submerged submarine.
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-03
DID
YOU
KNOW
BY M/SGT 4
BILL AINSLEY Z
Army Recruiting Service

During the past 4 editions we
have covered 2 main items under
'Your Personal Military Affairs"
"Put Your Affairs in Order" and
Income Taxes.
Did you know, depending upon
the type of insurance plan you
choose, you may assure yourself
an income in later life?
Government life insurance: Ger
tain service members and veterans
have the protection afforded by
low-cost government life insur-
ance. If you are one of these, the
Importance of this protection can
not be over-emphasiZed.
New government life insurance
is no longer available for active
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-03
Washington
--Notes-
BUDGET SURPLUS

The Federal budget showed
surplus of $1,068, 8,1O1,353 in the
fiscal year that ended June 80. 1t
was a spectacular improvement
over the $12,4OO, 100000 deficit of
the previous year. The surplus re-
suited largely from a sharp post
recession rebound in tax revenues
and a string of chance circum-
stances that reduced expenditures.
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-03
SHAKEUP ORDERED

The Air Force has announced a
long-expected shakeup in air de-
fense affecting jet fighter units
and radar warning installations in
twenty-three states.
The new design for defense
against air attack emphasizes
smaller forces with superior air
craft and calls for considerable re-
deployment of units.
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-03
MANSFIELD PLAN

Senator Pat Mcnamara, Dem
ocrat of Montana, has proposed
the President Eisenhower person
ally consult with both Presidential
candidates on critical foreign
policy developments during the
election campaign.
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-03
BERLIN AGAIN

Two leaders in the West Berlin
Government have expressed the
hope that both Senator John F..
Kennedy and Vice President
Nixon would take firm position
on Berlin during the Presidential
campaign.
Senators Joachim Lipschitz,
Minister for the Interior, and Paul
Hertz, Minister for Economics
have said that they expected So
Wet Premier Khrushchev to seek
new negotiations on Berlin soon
after new administration takes
office in January.
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-03
TIROS I

The, Weather Bureau has releas-
ed the information that the Tiros
l weather-eye satellite has per-
formed an unexpected metiorolo-
gical feat by photographing a
square" cloud that spawned tor
nadoeS over Oklahoma.
The feat was hailed by meteor
ologistS as indicating how future
weather satellites should help in
detecting in advance such intense
and destructive small storms as
tornadoeS.
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-03
MISSILE PROJECT

The Navy has killed a project
of developing a plane-launched
guided missile called CorvuS after
spending $80,00O,OOO on it.
An announcement said that the
Navy had learned much" from
the project, but had discovered
that the weapon had too limited
use to warrant its further develop
ment.
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-03

net and backStop the PresluenI. ne IolIFS
above Cabinet members, and at one time, Mr..
Eisenhower had the late John Foster Dulles
in mind for this post. The second deputy
would be in the category of a general man.
ager of government. He would have broad
powers over the budget, personnel policy and
planning. In addition he would supervise the
executive offices of the President and some
of the independent government agencies Mr..
Eisenhower has considered Budget Director
Maurice H. STAINS as an ideal appointee to
this office.
The President has long regarded TINS
scheme as necessary to streanlline the office
of the President and make it more workable.
He thought originally that he would seek
congressional approval so timed as to make