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Evening star., 1955-05-10
What Price Dentistry?

The Star of May 4 printed
a short account of certain re-
marks made by DR.. A. James
Kershaw, a University of
Maryland alumnus. These re-
marks were to the effect that
good dental treatment is
worth $36 per hour.
Now no one can argue the
statement that good dental
treatment would be worth $50
per hour if that were indeed
the lowest market price for
such treatment. BY the same
token. a good drink of water
would be worth $36 if no
cheaper source of good water
existed. When it comes to a
choice between buying an alb
solute necessity for a price, or
not having that necessity at
all, then the object Is usually
worth" the price. However,
because there are many den
lists who sell good services for
SIS to $40 per hour, good den-
tai care is definitely not worth
twice that amount.
DR.. Kershaw has argued
that the amount of training
and skill required justifies
this proposed exorbitant wage
for dentists. Let us con-
slider for a moment how other
professional people value their
own services. Medical doctors
spend 9 to IL years in train
ing, whereas a dentist spends
7. The MD's skills should be
accordingly more numerous.
Yet the average MD may colt
lect 3 to 5 dollars for a IS
minute office call which gives
him an hourly income of from
IL to 20 dollars. A lawyer who
serves a training sentence of
Z years may get 500 for a
six-hour day in court. If he
spends only l hour in prepa-
ration for each hour in court,
his hourly wage comes to
about $8. A man with a Ph.D.,
representing 8 years of train
ing. can get an instructorship
paying $4,000 per year if he is
very fortunate and knows the
right people. If this instructor
works 48-hour week for 38
weeks a year, he is raking in
the wealth at a rate of $2.75
an hour.
So who will be the first to
say that a dentists time is
worth more than that of his
teacher, or that of his college
president for that matter. If
the dental student, who spends
less time in school than do
medical doctors and Ph.D.s
pays $2.75 an hour to the man
who taught him his trade,
how can he possibly justify
charging the public $36 an
hour on the basis of his train
ing and acquired skills?
Julian c. Holmes.
Evening star., 1955-05-10

slipped from position 81 to po-
sition 80 since 1945.
These facts would seem to
indicate that the status of edu-
cation in Virginia is not IA
vorable and is declining. Is
the status quo" a point of
pride or shame?
John F. Hughes.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
Peace Entreoty

Despite abundant evidence
of its dangerous futility. the
illusion persists that readiness
to kill can produce peace.
Fruit of this fraudulent philos-
ophy. our foreign policy is
largely a gamble that dicta-
tors. under threat to change
their course. or see their sub
iects suffer disaster. will prove
softer hearted than our own
leaders.
AS we know, our statesmen
scorn any suggestion to aban-
don actions which may pre-
cipitate atomic attack upon
us. They merely acknowledge
our peril, (and militarism's in
competence to protect us). by
instituting civil defense. That's
like shackling us onto railroad
tracks. and advising us to ap-
ply bandages, in case we're de-
capitated.
Those who call willingness
to wage war indispensable to
freedom. are themselves the
worst threat to our lives and
liberty The more they waste
our wealth on weapons. and
subvert our sons through mill
tary servitude, the less secure
we become.
To ease international ten
sion. we should initiate con-
tinuous unprejudiced negotia-.
tion with our adverSaries on
all conflicting issues. Also. we
should propose treaties where
by governments would pledge
disarmament and abolition OF
CONSUMPTION. to their respec-
tive citizens, as we'll as to other
nations. Attempted violation
would then be treason.
Such a program must re-
place our reliance on violence,
if we. want progress toward
solving the worlds problems,
without slaughtering it's popu-
lationS.
Samuel MichaelsOn.
Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
Slow Down and Live

What's the penalty for
speeding?
1t all depends.
If you're caught. you have
to pay a fine or go to Jail or
sometimes both. If you aren't
caught, the penalty may be
much more severe.
Driving too fast for condi-
tions is the leading cause of
fatal traffic accidents. Thou
sands of unfortunate. persons
have literally suffered the
death penalty for speeding.
Let's all SLOW Down-and
Live"
Anthony L. Ellison,
Traffic Safety Officer. D. G.
Government.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
LETTERS TO THE STAR

Pen-nameS may be used IT
letters carry ,Driters' correct
names and addresses. All
letters are subject to con-
de7lSdtion.
Evening star., 1955-05-10

have shown that about 10
per cent of all marriages re-
main sterile or childless.
G. How many different kinds
of insects are there in the
world?--W. S. E.
A. After more than a hum
dred years of study, entomolo-
gists are not yet agreed on
this. The insect world is so
vast that there may be as
many as two million. Ten
thousand different kinds of
insects are regarded as public
enemies in the United States.
Evening star., 1955-05-10

and hope by which they were inspired.
Meanwhile, the new Temple will be doing
the work for which its people brought it
into being.
Evening star., 1955-05-10

@. Can people of all ages
donate blood if they are in
good health?-C. Y. A.
A. Anyone between 81 and
so can do so if in good health.
Younger people may donate
blood If their parents cosent,
If they are married, or if they
are in the armed forces.
@. What percentage of mar
ried couples are childless?--
H. K. S.
A. Although 1t is difficult to
obtain exact statistics on gthis
point, a number of studies
Evening star., 1955-05-10
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
BY THE HASKIN SERVI(

BY THE HASKIN SERVICE
A to
D. Please incoe 3 cents f0
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Reuther, Go, Denis

Continued from Back PAge)
The blunt fact is there Is no more Democratic parry
~. Socialist party And must accept the tact that COM
mvni, il the Russian brand Of socialism " we don't cheek
n soon will pull America down to the rotten po'e' anu
economic level Of the detsfors' european e''"'''
DIDN'T HAVE A CHANCE
w. didn't organize 70 become the personal tool o.
dictator We didn't organize 10 build Up and sms'
hue. funds which we cant touch but which are used by you
70 beat down ell opposition to pack your personal s"'oo'ass
with porkeheppsrs and ysmsn enabling you 70 rice .vs"
shod through every eonvsns'o" ana ps'Ps'os' S'' '"
office. a
We didn't organize union TO make nave" s"'
.,re,v.ry Tor every prko. nko. ee"m's Socialist 'nos
and reksss in the country No one dsrss to e#sr any oPP'
,i,on TO YOU and your hsnshmsn.
A. the last dUssrssns sonvsn''o" p,.sm'''" 49, WV
Continued next Column Tor
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Christ for the Jews

CONTINUED from Back Page)
have an ndsseribabls burden TO sequaint my people
with this Glorious Saviour. We using every means to
bring them to Him.
We realize we are living st the end tmssl The coming
Of the Lord Jesus Christ at hand What do therefore
must be done quickly. Time Is running out
Our obligations very heavy and we are in need OF
your continued faithful prayers and financial support
As we list number Of urgent needs, will you earnestly
Join with me in prayer about them9
ITEMS FOR PRAYER
l. Pray that the Lord may bless this mission and IT'S
various branches around the world and use TO bring many
more Jews to the Lord Jesus Christ
T. Pray that the Lord may bless our missionaries ana
provide the means for their support.
J. Pray that the Lord continue to bless our radio
from eoasoeost and encourage the many Jew
i,h jnaursrs TO confess Christ openly.
PRAY much for work in Israel where we have great
because the Orthodox Jewish Rsbbs are causing
us . lot Of trouble.
S. Pray that the Lord may enable Us to help ana en-
the refugees their distress and sorrow and show
them the love Of Christ.
PRAY that the Lord may bless campaign to place
/. New Testament in the hands Of every Jew
Will YOU be kind enough TO write and lot mo know you
ar. interesting in behalf Of psoplss
Thank YOU for your kindness and loving sympathy May
Gods bsnsdieon rest upon YOU
Yours In His service for Israel
A. U. Nicholson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-30
Guaranteed Security
tContinued From Back Pace

Continued From Back Page)
IN Christian Science learns how put on the
whole armour Of God" This armour protection or security
not for future time II Is svsiIabs here and now;
the understanding that God All and that God divine
Principle absolute good. This the acceptance
in individual thinking Of the spiritual fact that man Gods
man. the expression and embodiment Of perfect and sbso
vs Principle When clad in the whole armour he is
mPsrvovs TO every attack Of evil However sgsrssvsy the
shafts Of hate, snaIity fear disease insecurity war; or
death seem TO strike they harmssy glance Of the whole
armour Of spirifvazsd thinking They pierce the
psnopIy Of foil understanding Of Truth.
Mary Baker Eddy the Discovsrer and Founder Of Chris
isn Science gives example Of how Christ Jesus refused
The worlds Of defense and proved his absolute security
by relying wholly Truth Life and Love- In Science and
Health with Key TO the seripvrss Mrs. Eddy writes Up 4s
Judas had the worlds Jesus had not OF them
end chose not the worlds Of defence He opened not
his mouth The great demonstration Of Truth and
silent before envy and hate Peter would have msn the
enemies Of his Master but Jesus forbade him. thus rsbvkng
resentment animal courage. He said Put up thy sword
Continuing the page. Mrs. Eddy writes. HE TO
prove that the Christ Is subject 10 material conditions
but above the reach Of human wrath and able through
Truth Life. and Love. TO triumph sin. sickness DEATH
and the grave"
In his own experiences The writer had discovered the
UNHEALTHY Of GUARANTEED SECURITY IN MATTER and
had proved the abundance Of supply divine Principle In
ambitious selfish and worldly effort to build Up assured
income for life, he became involved In complex lawsuit
During approximately fourteen appearances in court he
disappear gradually and completely what had seemed
guaranteed security About all he had left the faith in
Christian Science which had to him when boy in the
Christian Science Sunday School Although he had always
been student Of Christian Science took financial disaster
and tremendous vphsava in his personal affairs awaken
him to the realization that he had completely svasd
himself Of the whole Of Cod" Without such full
protection he had not been defended against the selfish
belief that he could find sssvesncy and security In ma
tsr gain Instead Of hopeless loss the sxpsrsnes turned
into one Of great spiritual vpIift and awakening
When he turned whoIshsssdy to God the writer soon
began to enjoy whole way Of thinking and living He
found employment In field In which he could devote his
time helping others Over period Of many years he has
had continuing and convincing proof OF the security 10y
wsllbsng and progress which from wearing the
psnopy Of Love.
Mrs. Eddy says in The First Church Of Christ Scientist
and Miscellany p 7lo Good Thoughts mpervioUs
armour; clad Herewith you completely shielded from the
attacks OF error OF every sort"
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Continued from Back Page)
WttT7

To The Christian Science Monitor;
IT wAsssTARTLlNc TO READ YOUR EDITORIAL.
"a WORTHY CAUSE" MARCH 81. YOU COMMEND YOUR
DOMESTIC EDITION or THE READERS DIGEST FOR
THEIR ENLIGHTENED ADVERTISING POLICY WHICH
EscHEws ALL ADVERTISEMENTS FOR LIQUOR. TO-
BAcco AND MEDICAL REMEDIES
When your many Canadian readers think about the
Readers Digest they naturally think OF the Canadian edition
which has now carried sdvsssnts for several years The
halo certainly III in Canada YOU will psrv's the
April 1855 Canadian edition will find large porto"
az the advertising copy devoted to beer wine liquor eSa'
rettes and medical remedies.
Why should not Canadians enjoy the benefits et the
same enlightened advertising policy out OF which the Aer
can edition makes such virtvous esptslf
c, c.,har;nss Ont N. {. Tucker.
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Now

CONTINUED from Rack PAgel
The poce officers listen the story but only express
that nothing be done until they do something
wrong We presume that that soms innocent sris
body ha. to be found ditch she has to be injured
and ruined for life before the law take action
This is not the and someone should make .are
that all law enforcement officials are advised
h., those who consistently annoy be picked
nm and charged under the Criminal Code
There is a great deal Of difference between teen
ayers who shout to girl, the streets from their jacp'es
and men who deliberately stak two women night after
night They be regarded as dangerous and " up
to the law to protect their intended vcsima
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-30
Christian Science Versus
Pantheism"
The Grandeur Of Christianity" Up. ~
"Exhortation" (p. 13)

Beloved Brethren, THE LOVE OF OUR LOVING
'oKD was manifest than in ito STERN CON-
tMNATIoN OF ALL ERROR. WHEREVER FOUND
counsel thee, REBUKE, AND EXPORT ONE
MOTHER"
WARMING TO EXPERIENCED Cs. STUDENTS
AND BEGINNERS,
The healing of physical disease 10 the smallest part
Christian Science. II 10 only the busls call to thought
.'d action Its emphatic purpose 10 TO take away the
ms Of the worldl"
BEWARE OF MEDIocRITYi-"B. y. perfect. even
your Father which is in heaven, is perfsetl-"Aim
\ Perfecton"l
NOT EVERY ONE THAT SAITH UNTO NE.
'oRD, LORD, SHALL ENTER INTO THE KINGDOM
OF HEAVEN; BUT he THAT DoETH THE WILL
" MY FATHER WHICH IS IN HEAVEN.
MANY WILL SAY UNTO NE IN THAT DAY.
|oRD. LORD, HAVE WE NOT PRoPHESIED in THY
NAMEi AND IN THY NAME HAVE CAST OUT
ptVLS7 AND IN THY NAME DONE MANY
WONDERFUL WORKS7
AND THEN l WILL PROFESS UNTO THEM
FEVER KNEW YOU, DEPART FROM NE. YE
|HAT WORK fNIQUITY."-Matt 7szi-2s.
The "Loaves and hshes" and the Signs Wonaer'
|'d Miracles" ARE NOT ENOUGH Jesus declared.
FOR THIS CAUSE. AND TO THIS END WAS
PokN INTO THE WORLD. THAT SHOULD BEAN
'INESS UNTO THE TRUTH"i
AND so MUST WEi--svsn We must take UP
Tfpsns'. and We MUST cast OUT DEVIiS'i'i
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-30
Christian Science Lecture

(Continusd from Back Pass)
And on page 238 of textbook, God dictated to
-. Eddy, to us, "ATTEMPTs TO CoNCILIATE
SOCIETY AND SO GAIN DOMINION OVER
|, .NKIND, ARISE FROM WORLDLY WEAKNESS HE
WHO LEAVES ALL FOR CHRIST FoRsAKEs
POPULARITY AND GAINS CHRISTIANITY.
PART
THIS LECTURE DID NOT FURNISH THE
LwWER TO LONG DELAYED HEALINCS AND
PREMATURE DEATHS, IN THOSE MINORITY
Asses WHERE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE is
SEEMINGLY DIsCREDITED
PART S
GOD TO MRS. EDDY. TO US. FOLLOW YOUR
rADER ONLY SO FAR AS SHE FOLLOWS CHRISTI
AND, THE DEFENSE AGAINST MENTAL
MENTAL MALPRACTICE, THE ERRORS OF THE
| DEVILS JUDAISM-THE DEVILS ROMAN
tATHOLISM!-THE DEVILS MATERIA MEDICA
AND THE REDS 'PHONY' DEMOCRACY
bf THE DEVIL!-AND ADULTERATIONS OF
| CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-OF THE IMMATURE,
IND THE SO-CALLED SEASONED VIEWS!
Christian Scientists, be a law (un)to yourselves
IN order) that mental malpractice cannot harm you
aher when asleep when awake"-p. Az, sab.
In other words, beloved Christian Scientists do not
PERMIT practitioner, teacher Direetor(s) of The
Mother Church, to be your CONGRATULATIONS with
tod is a majority"l-Cod to Mrs. Eddy.
The Directors of The Mother Church have been
botteneck for years! That ia why Charles Cratks of
BE s. Monitor went down in the Bombay plane erashl
keeping his mouth shut lacking tho superior, dy-
mc Fruehauf version of Gods Christ Miracle Science
Sieuiah-no reflection Mrs. Eddy, but emphaticAlly
peror the so-caled seasoned Christian Science
ought, which jolly we'll needs seasoning, AND 1T is
t0NC TO GET 1T!
The DIRECTORS of The Mother Church were
GUILTY, FOR YEARS. in permitting lecturers to go
round the civilized world and ADULTERATE the
teachings OF JESUS CHRIST AND MARY BAKER
fDDY!-"DON'T TALK 1T, LIVE IT'-s direct viola
4 ion Of Jesus injunction, "PREACH THE GOSPEL TO
EVERY CREATURE"i-"YE SHALL CAST OUT
bEvlLs"!-IF THY BROTHER OFFEND THEE, RE-
BUKE HIM! AND IF HE REPENT, FORGIVE HIM
SEVENTY TIMES SEVEN"l
And then the words of St. Paul and Mrs. Eddy.
ordered by God on the wall of The Mother Church. back
NJ the desks of the First and Second Readers. PAUL.
fPREAcH THE WORD. BE INSTANT IN SEASON
AND OUT OF SEASON. REPROVE. REBUKE. Ex-
HORT WITH ALL LONG SUFFERING AND DOC
Urine"
i And Mr. Eddy'., "WHEN ERROR CONFRONTS
yYOU, WITHHOLD NOT THE REBUKE OR THE Ex-
PLANTATION WHICH DESTROYS ERROR. NEVER
BREATHE AN IMMORAL (imppHe. divinely unseentihc.
vnChristlke, unspiritua, sensuous) ATMOSPHERE Ex-
FEPT IN THE EFFORT TO PURIFY It'll
And God to Mrs. Eddy, concluding the Chapter
Animal Magnetism Unmarked" and mans triumph
hereto: LIKE OUR NATION. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
and man. have their) DECLARATION OF INDIE
PENDENcE. GOD HAS ENDOWED MAN WITH
&lNALIENABLE RIGHTS, AMONG WHICH ARE SELF
GOVERNMENT REASON, AND CONSCIENCE. MAN
PROPERLY SELF-COvERNED ONLY WHEN HE is
GUIDED RIGHTLY AND GOVERNED BY HIS MAKER,
PlVINE TRUTH AND LOVE.
MANS RIGHTS ARE INVADED WHEN THE
PlvNE ORDER is INTERPRETED WITH, AND THE
MENTAL TRESPASSER INCURS THE DIVINE PEN
PITY DUE THIS CRIME"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-30

Thess incidents are reported and commented by all
the LEADING newspapers in the country In recent weeks
Prime Minister JawaharIal Nehrv state governors and the
platform 10 warn the people against the evils OF disermna
ton Meanwhile the government OF India takes increasingly
severe punitive action against anyone violating one OF the
fundamental RIGHTS clauses Of the Indian Constitution
But RIGHT In city whose crest proeisms IS me
"urbs Prims in nds discrimination by Brshm'n ass'ns
Harlan by high sss low caste continues TO increase
and multiply tHsf legislative and punitive counter
action Is not enough.
The wife Of prominent Congress rvlng party leader
and one Of the great political hosssss OF the years
ndspendenes has told the story Of strike by her own
domestic staH-soms OF them have been with her tor more
than 30 vearsbeesvss she invited Harlan into her kitchen
This incident followed by her having to 'ass dePu
.on Of dOmsses led by the cook who protested against
the dshemsni Of food in the kitchen They demanded
promise that never again would Harlan De permitted 70
r,sr the place where food for the higher castles was being
cooked.
When the mistress refused TO be dictated TO- the servants
wan, on strike For week. she her family and few friends
,ruousd with the chores Of large house. sweeping dvsns
eookinq and cleaning Az the end OF this period the strikers
rsesivsd an ultinnssvnt-"retvrn or 60
The cook senior member Of the household begged and
nis..d Ne said caste shbbolsshs meant nothing 20 him.
hv, he feared the reaction Of his village ~ the story OF
rss.rui.son with vnsovehsbles goes back home he said
who will marry my dsvshsrs Where will family wor'
hip7 Who will look after the babies and the old ones once
The village turns lfs back on themf
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This World
Continued from Back Pase)

Continued from Back Page)
Thus in candhi's own homeland OF Gviersi Harlan
unouehabs) was publicly assaulted the other day tor per-
mittna his wife 10 other Hindu women OF higher
caste In the great textile center Of Ahmedabad restaurant
owner boyeoted until he had purified his premises o.
lowe ass deflement.
THE BOYCOTT LASTED UNTIL ne HAD WASHED
THE WHOLE PLACE IN MILK. AND IN THE PuNJAB.
BRAHNIN LAD WHO DRANK OUT or THE SAME GLASS
OF WATER AS HIS, LOVELY coWHERD FRIEND. WAS
MADE TO FAST FOR SEVEN DAYS. IN ORDER TO
CLEANSE" HIMSELF.
Evening star., 1955-03-23
Boys Club 10 Lose
Park Quarters Unless
Il Integrates April

The Metropolitan Police Boys
Club will be required to vacate
the Anacostia Park Clubhouse on
April /, unless the boys club
decides to abolish segregation.
This was disclosed yesterday
by Representative Powell, Demo-
crat, of New York. He made
public a letter he had received
from Director Conrad L. Wirth
of the National Park Service in
which Mr.. Wirth directed the
general manager of Government
Services, Inc, which handles the
clubhouse, to force the Police
Boys Club out of the facility un-
less the club permits colored
members before April !.
Mr.. Wirth's letter was in
response to an inquiry by Mr..
Powell.
Fred A. Smith. president of
the Boys Club, said today he had
not received any notice what
soever" of any deadline concern
ing the Anacostia Park Club
house.
Past directors of the club to-
gether with a special committee
are studying the question of in
tegration and are to meet for a
discussion of the subject April 4.
More Time Asked
In his letter to Representative
Powell Mr.. Wirth said in part:
ION February % we were in
formed by Government Services,
Inc, that the corporation had
received a communication from
the president of the Boys Club
stating that the matter (of inte-
gration had been referred to
a special committee composed Of
past presidents of the club, which
is studying the entire integra-
ton problem. The club president
gave assurance that he would
advise the corporation of the
committees recommendations as
soon as it's report was made.
1.-The general manager of Gov
ernment Services, Inc, has ex-
pressed his view that the club
officials are giving serious con-
sideration to a change in policy
and have asked that we give
them sufficient time to effect the
change which would bring them
into line with the Department
of Interiors policy of non-dis-
elimination in the use of public
facilities.
April / Deadline Set
"We have no intention of per-
mitting the matter to drag in
definitely through a temporiz-
ing procedure, however, and have
directed the general manager of
the corporation to advise the
club that unless a favorable de-
cision on change of policy is
reached before April l, the club
will be required to vacate the
Anacostia Park facility"
Mr.. Powell had written letter
on February 25 to Assistant Sec
retary of the Interior Fred G.
Aandahl, asking for informa-
tion about any action taken by
the Boys Club to vacate the
AnacoStia Park clubhouse.
Evening star., 1955-03-23

tee and American Bankers Asso-
ciation. He also is president of the
Arthritis and Rheumatism Foun-
dation of the District and treas
urer of the international Volun-
tary Service.
The society, which was
founded last year in Annapolis.
is headed by Maryland Gov. Nc
Keldin.
Evening star., 1955-03-23
Housing Association
To Discuss Planning

Redevelopment and planning
will be discussed at a meeting
of the Washington Housing As
sociation at 8 pm. tomorrow in
Pierce Hall, Sixteenth and Har-
ward streets NV.
Principal speakers will include
John Nolen. jr., director of the
National Capital Planning Com
mission: John r. Searles, ir.. ex-
ecutive director of the Redevel-
opment Land Agency. and James
Ring, executive director of the
National Capital Housing Au-
thority.
Evening star., 1955-03-23

Israel Society,
1t W a S a n
n ou n ced to-
day.
A. tive in
civic affairs in
this area, Mr.
Norris is a
member of the
board of di-
rectors of the
YMCA and q
member of the
e x e C u t j ve
committee of
the Gre a t eI
ikn1 Hnnnnnif
Evening star., 1955-03-23
Bill Requests $4,000
Pensions for Ex-Presidents
BY the Associated Press

Nine Senators introduced a
bill today for the Government to
pay ex-Presidents $25 ,000-a-year
pensions and provide them with
Office space, clerical help and
free mailing privileges.
The only living former Presi-
dents are Herbert Hoover and
Harry S. Truman.
Evening star., 1955-03-23
Norris Named Treasurer
OF Society for Israel

Richard A. Norris, president of
the Lincoln National Bank of
Washington, has been chosen ma
tional treasurer of the American
Evening star., 1955-03-23

You know how popular oak has always been-b you haven't
anything until you oak nths exquisite fn-soft
and subtle toned For limited this month ony-o prices
this grouping deeply redueed From bro errued legs to
newly designed ponked rolled topshee pieces croed in
the custom Look the wide seection-ook twice at
the thrifty pceshen this quality sensotion only
at Peerless Budget accounts invited Always convenient free
parking 636 Eye Street. Also dspIoy-notchine dining
-proportionoIY reduced