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The Sidney herald., 1955-08-04


NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OF ROBERT EDWARDS.
DECEASED:
Notice is hereby given by the m
oerslgned, ]. H. Clark, Public Adj
m~inlStrator, of the estate of Robert
towards, deceased, to the creditors
theteoI ana all persons having claims
against the said deceased to exhibit
tnem with the necessary vouchers
within four a. months after the first
Pupncatlon of this notice to the said
j. ID. Clark at 100 Fourth Southeast
Sidney, Montana.
Dated this 10th day of July, A. D..
J. H. CLARK
Administrator.
attorneys for Administrator
212 Central Avenue South
Sidney, Montana
Publish July %, Aug. 4, Aug. IL, 1s)
BIDS WANTED
Sealed bids viii be received for
the Smith Creek schoolhouse located
!12 miles north of Trotters, N. Oak.
IN Earl School Dist. No. Is of Nc
Kenzie Co. Bids to be opened Aug. Is.
1:OO p. m. BY order of the School
Mrs. Mary Folkvord
Clerk Earl Sch. Dist. No.
18 Skaar Route,
Sidney, Mont.
Pub. July %, Aug. 4, III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-20

The YOUNG At HIATT VIII low
this. aimost-new, contemporary
rambler with floor to-ceiiing f1re-
new large OF loan. Priced. slf.sOo
HORSEBACK REALTY. JE. 2-3T06
--21
sl5.75O, 3-bedroom brick rambler
Convenient N. Arlington location.
ecHAcH REALTY. JE. 2-37o6.
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ARLINGTON
J. M. MAGRUDER
SWEET STUFF

2525 Wilson Blvd, ia. 7-7OO0
Ewes, IA. 2-7l15. ia. 5-1252
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HOUSES fer SALE. Nd. Gent,

wOODFIELp - V. acre. improved
with q 3-bedrm. frame attractive
BUNGALOW; fun basement; splendid
location; $4,000. ~
North TWiNBRooK. ROCKVILLE
.-!;,s, very - attrsstiye. 4-e ass ON
ira features In this house that car
only be appreciated BY inspection
House Is In perfect condition, viii
open fireplace. full basement, largt
ATTRACTIVE yard; $4,000. .
DARNEsTOWN GERM ANTOWNN
AREA acres. improved with 9
Groom farm house somewhat re.
modelled; magnihcent view Of thu
SUGAR Loaf Mt. and SURROUNDING
country: several outbutldings, IN
good condition; stable. double ea-
rage. workshop: 100000. Possess
GAiTHHRssIHstUjRo-2-story frame on
one Of the hest sections OF Gath
ersburg; very large living room
IN fact, Ill the. rooms in the house
are large. including 4 bedrooms
fun basement. oil hot.water heat;
a arge .yy aFsS WIN ssrsss ad RSSdar
T%iiN;BRRo6GK, ROCKVILLE very
attractive Twinbrook home: 3 bed
rooms. patio. fenced yard; Sl2.5oo
s Gt!l 5Raass q RRockvr1IE-s-bed.
room home, close to schools ano
transportation: $4,000 G1 ap-
ROCKVILLE - 4 rooms and bath
framei part cellar, gas furnace: 9
lots: Sill 600
LAYTONSVILLE - Large 2-story
frame house, converted TO apart
ment. with separate entrance: Sl5,-
3 miles from Rockville on Route
/. 2S, convenient locations room;
: and bath: 3 bedrooms. q basement,
oil hot-water heat; tool house. and
:, chicken house: u acre. of land
icLARKSBURG-Masonry, 4 large
) rooms, fired walls, living room
1Sx22, tile bath. lots. of closets,
modern kitchen: double GARAGE;
sWAsHiNGToN GROVE - room
|. frame, with oil heat; garage:. stu
dio Workshop: also stove and re-
frigerator, SIC, 900.
NEAR DAWSONViLLE - o. stor,
frame, covered with Johns Man.
vile shingles: s rms. and bath
very modern kit, Venetian blinds
stove and refRr.; $4,000. KICK.
MAN-CuSHMAN, l mile north o.
Rockville on Route $40: phone Pc
2-Q442 or PO. 2-9443. I'll
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

AREA---Last chance
for els to buy with nothing down
All brick semtdet.. home With
at $500: contract must be dated
before Aug. 20. Exclusive, Z. p.
sTEFFEY, JE. 4-3447. JE. 2-497o.
ALEX. VA, no cash-Brk., 8 bed
rms. No school problem. Adj. TO
Fairington shopping center, Just
OF Shirley hwy. Open house at
1919 kenwood ave. Total price.
AI iai- sEMrNARY-MeAr.
thur School area--Wiil sell under
the market; 2-story., .3-bedroom.
white brick; completely modern
cleo. kitchen. sep, din. rm., scr
porch; beautiful level lot; lst-f.
powder powder rin.. att. gar: clothes
Z real good Deal; :, Listing v;sS.
SALES, INC, Ma. $4,000. --2i
ALEXANDR1A--In lovely area,
just. of Russell rd., is beautiful
brick rambler less than / yr. old. {;
beautiful Anchor fenced lot with
LIFT; frontage, lots Of trees;
location for S9s,50o. AL SMITH
REALTY. XII. s-8e52: ewes. XII.
ALEX, Beverly Hills by owners
bedrms,. 2 baths, high. cool loo. !,
taiI oaks; Minis. 70 Pentagon. 3
A fgsSS f Srs' ts s59 XII /, ssse7o
bedrm. brick and shinEle home, In
excel. cond.: near schools and
churches: blk. to bus. Lge. rms.
huge closets, floored attic. auto
washer: storm windows. high dry
lot fenced rear yard. Assume ST.
9OO AZ loan with monthly pay
Sen!s e so 70 s7gg isSs taxes Price
ALEXANDRIA, 2-ievei antique Brick
and redwood Contemporary. 3 bed
rooms. / "a baths. huge living and
YOUNGSTOWN kitchen, ready for inn
mediate occupancy. As little as
S uysr f sPiced Below '2n stfst 81
Sl1.2b0. Exclusive with GoRDIN-
ManESH MEMS REALTY CORP, so, g.
.AIEx.--Brick: bsmt., lot 45xlas,
AL N. st. Asaph; S12,b00. FOX
All EE vIhFp IA. $500 $40, a.., ~.
500 Fo9 REALTY iy IA. 10y: @.saS go
ANNANDALE - 3-bedroom rambler.
many closets. on large, shady lot
cow. to SCHOOLS, shopping and
churches: Immediate possession
Only $500 down. Call OWNER, ia.
ARLANDRIA--a-bedroom brick; end
row: new cond. Anchor fence. Bar
gain. Assume G1 loan. IA. 1880.
ALExANDRIA--SsO0 down, 2 bed
rms. equipped Kit, automatic
transp. Only Sa.00h. Cali XII, g.
5000: v I. MARcUM CO. ,--2l
Sisr, nice eauipDed nit. 0t automatic n
heat, tile bath. Only $4,000. Call
XII, $4,000. v. L. MARcUM co.
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3 LEFT
HILLCREST HEIGHTS
CISCO DOWN

Large brick; liv. rm.. powder rm.,
bath; full bsmt.. cherry paneied
rec. .rm.. gas h.-wh.: lge. concrete
porch; exhaust fan in attic. cony.
TO everything. DIRECTIONS,
Branch ave. sc. to Colebrook ave,
to 23rd pl., left / block TO prop
erty, $50 23rd ri. LII. $4,000;
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
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HOUSES ron sALE-MD.

500 7srd PLACE. CARMoDY HILLS
4 bedrms.. $500 70 81 900. cash
Many extras, WIN exchanse
HOUSES BY HUGhEs-Eriek cap'
cod. 2 eedrms:, lsrss i i,.s9,I, I'm n,
Biz shade trees: convenient c
everything. Price, $4,000. W. r
HUGHES CO., RE. $4,000: sftei
$3.50 DN.. BRICK H0NE-3 bedrms.
sliding dr.. closets. al-ft. hv. room
o eSSI,pPsff ~ P lgRse S afoRaEs
living With city Convenience; ultra.
mod, custom-huilt brick rambler
Three bedrms,, large lily. rm. 9Th
picture window, 2 f1replaces, ba-ft
overall, carport. lot It's It, deep
beaut., setting; sec, 800, terms ar,
$1,000 fyes;i h pN.. NON NSSSNs-vETsAL s sieai
kit. with DISPOSAL auto. wash. ant
s ff2sssSssoS s iaRR ssss 81 iPsBsos
s fss5aFiS oNs, T g. 5. c.-1ovei well! .
corner lot. schools: $1,000 IS
trust at Az. S7s,e mo. incl
taxes. Small 2nd trust on YOU
own terms. CITY-WIDE REALTY,
NEA A iS0 Mo, on Rte. i. CT sp.
proyed---5 rms. and bath e lse
bedrms.l. full ksmt. with toilet
oil h.-w h, side porch, garage. level
lot; walking distance schools. shop
ping and transportation. Price
Sl2,300. A. II. SEIDENSP1NNER
Realtor. WA. 7-10i0 or HA. 2-3s62
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RAMRI ,EE

CT approved, only $4,000. Can be
purchased by veteran with only
1Oes down. Only S76 per mo. incl
taxes and insurance, This home is
better than new. 2 bedrms. and
separate din. rrp. or can be used
as 3-bedrm. home. Lovely Anchor
fenced yard with numerous flowers.
This home Is DEFINITE bargain.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1168 WA. 7-8655
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-20

COLLEGE PARK IHoliywoodl--Nlce
4-bedrm. home on lovely Handicapped
175xl25 lot with shrubs and trees;
Reaitor. uN. 4-2723: eyes,. WA.
! WILL TRADE your D. c. house on
ramblers in Hilicrest Hts: from
S1B.950 up. Call Mr. Tasker.
PAUL p. STONE, Realtor. 10. S-S3os
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-20

ALEXANDRIA AREA
2-year-old. 3-bedroom rambler; full
new school,. community swimming
pool started, take over GI loan
about 1bes down, S14,300.
6WETTzER REALTY
XII. s-4s77 XII. s-31s7
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NEIR TTNTV m NH

NEAR UNIV. OF MD.
Lovely Cape Cod; 4 bedrms.. separate
din. rn., level fenced yard. many
shade trees. Only $4,000. This
property is in perfect condition,
and can be be seen at your con-
venience.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-11e6 WA. 7-es55
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-COIORED

daithershurg area acre: 5-roou
sottage: well fenced. surrounded
BY trees: close to schools snt
shg5shsssN Ss;loM9a y Soo le sash
OF Rockville on Route $40. Phont
20. 2-9442 or 20. 2.a443. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-20
Ideal for a Doctor

Fine brick Colonial home; built Q
years ago; on . I26-ft. lot: slate
roof and lockwood. The first floor;
Center hall through to garden
beautiful large living room, IRE
place, bay window with VIDE win
dow sill and cornice, on the living
room Is huge screen porch; large
dining room, another bay window
and cornice. huge buffet mirror,
den, powder room: children's din
ing room. modern equipped kitchen
complete with disposal, dtBhwasher,
large chopping block cope hood
for range. Second door. 4 bed
rooms, 2 baths. Third floor.
bedrooms, / bath. Full finished
basement. beautiful recreation room
with fireplace and bar: maids
room. dry and light: tile bath: fur
mace, laundry room, washer and
drier. Dashboard hot-water heat,
eas fired, Wali-to-wail Competing
on the first floor and and stairway
to second floor. There is an
outdoor barbecue. pit and play
area. Convenient shopping and
churches; bus By door. Built-in
garage. Owners cost much. much
more than the price OF $4,000
ROMYE LAMBORN
REALTOR
For the Best IN Real Estate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-20
1915 MERRIMACK DIR.
910 ELM AVE.

TAKOMA PARK
Just on New Hampshire ave. We
have . 3-hedrm. brick rambler,
only 8 yrs. old with modern
kitchen, finished recreation rm.,
Good terms available Owner in
Florida. Priced Sl7,500. See 1t
and buy 1t nowi
TO REACH: Out New Hampshire
ave. past Ethan Allan Theater.
left on Larch ave, left on Elm
ave. to our sign.
Visit Robert E. Lohr Homes
ANN
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ALEXANDRIA

For Large Family. Near st
Agnes, st. Stephens, st
Mary's, st. Rita's and Pub.
lie Schools. 6 Bedrooms ant
Den.
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PINECREST

rambler on level acre lot
with young trees, 3 bedrms., ~
flaastone terri, of liv. rm.. large
Eit. with bu,lt-in breakfast nook:
att. garage, close to schools. Owner
leaving area, must sell. 81, go"
400. Open Sunday. XII. SAOAln.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-20
ARIINGT0N

3 FOR THE PRICE OF III
One building site--A 2-bedrm., iiv.
I'm, din. rm.. kit, bath. den and
screened porch. LIST floor: Q bed
rms. upstairs. Full bsmt., hot
water, oil. Also, large garage and
s snt room o9.r plus upstairs finif lNo
Terms. Cali IA. 2-3395. Broker.
bath on I acre: $3.50 with $500
down. New Arm. cottage on n.
acre corner lot: $500. with $500
down.
CHAS. W. SIMPSON CIR. 3-O337
REAL ESTATE OR. 3-0s5i
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UNIVERSITY PARK

e5O5 QUEENS CHAPEL RID.
BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER
7-room. center-hall. brick Colonial,
all modern conveniences: large,
level lot; near schools and shop
ping. Owner may be reached week
days only. RE. 1881 between .
and only. Ask for MR.. LOCKYER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-20
School f DAYS

SCaOOL LA / .
Solve your enrolment problems by
moving right now fmmed. pos
session is possible with these prop
critics; financing to suit you.
ELEGANT BRICK COLONIAL with 3
lge. bedrms.. full bath. 2 halt
baths, GE kit. spacious liy. rm.
with firepl., family-size. din. rm.,
full bSmt. with finished rec. rm,
scaping. Price. S24.25o.
RooMY CAPE coD-Has many de.
sirable features; lge. hy rm. with
firepl.. famtly. size din. rm., 3 bed
rms, full bath. half bath. kit
with eating space; level lot. 75x1 %
full bsmt. Price, S17.250.
A'f WRIGHT REALTY, II fNc.. 'O'
N Glebe Rd., Afl. PC
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2 AND 3 BEDRM. RAMBLER
ION k.ACRE tn ACTS

2 AND 3 BEDRM. RAMBLERS
.ON b-ACRE TRACTS
$500 to $1,000 down. Raise chick
ems . garden or q pony for the
kids. Lovely 5-acre farms near
huge swimming pool, Dreamy.
styled< baths. huge living rooms
with ranch-type fireplacess spaSi-
Gus bedrms. with double closets.
All custom built. APPROX Is mi.
from D. c., ] mile of main hwy,
Choose YOUR site and get 90-day
r 4 ) CO. Elk. 1851. no. a-7s57
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ROME IAMBORN

For the Best IN Real Estate
OF. 1886 OF. 4-So3l
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- nv. ~. ELeaVInE lUWn' Selhi
:, house,. large. beaut.. fenced yd.
new util. she'd Many extras One
blk. from schools and stores. Pc.
tomac Hts. Indian Head. Md, or
=, Indian Head hwy. (2IO. No. Z
Cypress pl, 90 mi. from D. C. line
~ 200 cash: S31.29 per mo. pays
RxMBIiFsR.' 10 3 NsS sdfEs.' fully sduip
kit, full bath. nice level lot: cow
70 schools. Priced $4,000, EN- q
1900, FREDERICK W. BERENS
JR. Real Estate Co. I'll
BRFfc HkFEee APEs c66 81 R RlSia r.! b,l
yrs. old; 4 bedrms., sep. din, rni, :,
full bsnit.: good loo. Low down
payment. Save money from owner
~. s-l963. 80
Evening star., 1955-09-11
FOREST PARK, Ill.

66T'M NOT fair cook, I'm down-to-
i earth cook" Mrs. Ray Campbell
said when asked her for recipes. Mrs.
Campbell is Thora Hegstad of the busi-
ness world: until few months ago. she
was assistant to Martha Logan (Mrs.
Beth Bailey McLean), Director of Swift
and Co.'S Home Economics Division.
The two have collaborated few times
on recipe books, the most recent, The
Complete Meat Cookbook" a tremen-
dous success. This features every kind of
meat cookery from barbecues to casse-
roles to sauces, and chafing-dish service.
Since the arrival of Bruce Hegstad Camp
bell. Thora has worked on a free-lance
basis only, this along with her 24-hour-a-
day job as homemaker.
Husband Ray is owner and manager
of Ben Franklin Variety Store in Forest
Park, Chicago suburb, where the Camp
bells live in a two-unit town house. Their
home counts two bedrooms, a living room.
kitchen and dinette with the basement
serving as laundry and playoom. When
Evening star., 1955-09-11
by Clementine Paddleford
This Week Food Editor

! plan menus that can stand waiting,
Many a dish waits in a low-tempera-
ture oven, to keep the top of the range
clear. A point important, as need the
space for my coffee service. That's
why we bought this table-top range. Neat,
isn't it?''
Thora plans the menu. then thinks il
through. visualizing each step Of the way.
Food preparation is started early. Garlic
bread and rolls can be buttered ahead.
wrapped in aluminium foil. into the refrig-
orator, then last-minute shove into the
oven. Casserole dishes can be prepared
hours in advance, stored in the refrigerator
Evening star., 1955-09-11

Nowyou can get modern set performance
from your present TV set. simply by having
your serviceman install SyIvania SILVER
Screen 85' picture tube. That's because the
Silver Screen IS" has features that make
ordinary picture tubes out Of date. In the
Silver Screen IS" picture briIliance has
been nearly doubled. Picture contrast has
been increased 7 times, to the point where
there are $50 measurable shades between
Evening star., 1955-09-11
Your TV set may be times better than you think!
Sykono Silver Screen 85 picture tube gives you brighter
clearer picture. with greater deph dimension and detoi

black and white. With the set you now have,
this jige picture iHbe will give you the picture
performance Of a modern ser. So. when
new picture tube is called for, ask your TV
serviceman for Silver Screen IS" There's
type to fit virtually every Tv set made.
Sylvania Electric Products Inc, l74O
Broadway. New York 10. N. Y. in Canada:
University Tower Building. Montreal. P. Q.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
DOWN-TO-EARTH

Thora Campbell's company meals look
effortless. Actually she plans out every
detail ahead. Here are some of her tricks
by Clementine Paddlef0rd
This Week Food Editor
Evening star., 1955-09-11

we entertain" Thora told me. the living
room. kitchen and downstairs are used
in one piece" And how this couple loves
company. Ray, too, is good down-to-
earth cook and helps with the parties. "
Thora's way Of entertaining makes a big
hit with her friends because it's done
without effort.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
Plots in Advance

truth is, Thora said. there is plenty
of effort involved. The thing is. plot in
advance. never do anything at the last
minute Most of the cooking is done
day ahead and usually it's serve yourself
Evening star., 1955-09-11

seiving beautiful, exotic gifts from foreign
lands at less than hall their US. palGe.
YOU can now apply for one-month mem
oership In the Around-the-W World Shop
pers Club. AS q special inducement to join,
we Will send you this beautiful 6-pieee set
of Florentine Tableware for only soc, post
paid and duty-free. At the same time we
will reserve q regular membership In your
name. II you decide to accept It you will
receive the Clubs monthly selection Of
foreign merchandise direct from the coun-
tries Of origin. for only $2.0o per gift post
paid and duty-free. However, you may
cancel after receiving your Florentine set
or ut any future time. The coupon below
and SOC coin mast be sent for the set. Do
It NOW! Only one set to q family.
Evening star., 1955-06-28
|Dr. Vernon CIymer
Funeral Services
Held in Ohio

DR.. Vernon Dale Clymer, 90
assistant to the pathologist at
Alexandria Hospital died of a
heart attack Friday near the
parking lot at Mount Vernon.
Services were held yesterday
in Wooster. Ohio. Burial was
in the family plot in Ohio.
DR.. Clymer and his wife Helen
had moved to Alexandria two
weeks ago. Before that they
lived at 9002 Adelphi road,
Hyattsville. Md, with DR.. Cly-
mer's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Virgil N. Clymer. Mr.. Clymer is
production manager of the Re-
view and Herald Publishing As
ISOLATION in Takoma Park, Md.
DR.. Clymer was born in
Oshawa, Ontario, Canada, and
got his medical degree at the
College Of Medical Evangelists at
Los Angeles. He interned at
Washington Sanitarium in Ia
koma Park. He had been at
Alexandria Hospital for about
a year.
Besides his widow and par
ents he is survived by three chill
dren, Catherine, Vernon Dale,
jr., and Carol.
Evening star., 1955-06-28

and was its treasurer for IS years
Interested in geneaology, Mr.
Muncaster took trip to Ken
lucky recently to meet a branch
Of the Muncaster family he had
run across during his research
into the family tree.
Mr.. Muncaster was born on
Milton Farm in Norbeck, Mo,
the son of William Edwin and
Hannah Magruder Muncaster.
He attended the old Rockville
Academy where he won the West
medal for scholarship for three
stragiht years; also the old
Rrookville Academy and was
graduated magma cum laude at
Hampden Sidney College when
he was 18.
Although under legal age, he
served as Montgomery County
Tax Collector in 1889 and 1890.
In 1901 he married the late
Alletta Magruder Waters.
Survivors are two sons, John
E.. jr., who now runs his fathers
farm: William T., WoodStown,
N. j.; three daughters, Mrs. Mar
garet M. Stabler, Sandy Spring;
Mrs. Jessie M. Richardson, Bla-
densburg, Md; Miss Emma w.
MuncaSter. of the home address;
eight grandchildren and three
great grandchildren.
Services will be held at II am.
tomorrow at the Robert Pum-
phrey funeral home in Rockville.
Md. Burial will be in Rockville
Union Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-06-28
Freedom to Report
On Russia Uroed

ALBANY, N. Y, June % (P)
Gov. Averell Hartman yes
terday urged President Eisen-
hover to strive to pry open the
iron curtain far enough to allow
more travel and reporting inside
Russia.
Gov. Hartman, a former Am
bassador to Moscow, spoke at
the opening session Of the week.
long 22d annual convention OF
the C1O American Newspaper
Guild.
He declared that at the sched-
uled top-level big four confer
ence in Switzerland the Presi-
dent should bring up the ques-
ton Of raising the iron curtain
to allow more travel and report
ing"
I'VE need more free news and
this means reporters should be
allowed to go everywhere"
Representative O'Brien, Dem
ocrat. of New York, a former
newSpaperman, asserted that
membership of a congressional
subcommittee investigating Gov
ernment censorship should be
enlarged to include former
newsmen in Congress. Mr..
O'Brien said they would have a
better understanding of tn e
problems of a reporter seeking
news.
Evening star., 1955-06-28
Newton H. Shaw,
Former Secretary
On CupitoI Hill

Newton H. Shaw, rs, retired
Congressional secretary, died
yesterday at his home in the
Netherlands Apartments.
Mr.. Shaw was born in Batavia,
Ohio, and attended schol in Hi
nois. He came to Washington
in 1900 and took a business
course. Afterwards he worked
for the Census Bureau
Mr.. Shaw began his career on
Capitol Hill in the office of Rep
resentative Sproul, Republican,
of Illinois. Later he was secre-
tary to Democratic Representa-
tives Lichtenwalner and Berlin,
both Of Pennsylvania. When he
retired about Is years ago, Mr..
Shaw was with the House Com
mittee on Expenditures.
He was a member of Lafayette
Masonic Lodge. He is survived
by his widow. Mrs. Ida M. Shaw.
Services will be held at II
am. tomorrow at the Hines fu-
neral home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Rock Creek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-06-28
Church Leader
DR.. PieIstick, 48,

NEW YORK, June % up. -
The Rev. Don F. Pielstick, 48
an authority on the ruraI
church. died yesterday of q
heart attack.
He was stricken on board q
New Haven Railroad train in
Grand Central Terminal as he
was about to leave on a field
trip for the National Council
OF Churches.
DR.. Pielstick of Madison, N. j.,
was executive director of the
councils Department of the
Town and Country Church.
He was born on a ranch near
Loup City. Nebr., and attended
Jewel College in Liberty, Mo.
His doctorate of divinity came
from Andover-Newton Theologi-
cal Seminary. Newton. Mass.
Before World War II, DR.. Piel-
stick was pastor Of a Baptist
congregation in Fargo, N. Oak
He became field representative
for the home mission council,
now the National Councils Divi-
sion Of Home Missions, in 1912.
When the national council
was organized in 1850 he be-
came head of its interdenomi-
national rural church program
and co-ordinated the work of
more than 20 denominational
rural church departments.
Mrs. Pielstick and two daugh-
tiers and three sons survive.
Evening star., 1955-06-28
TuxExemption
Plan Snuqqed
By the Associated Press

Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey has turned thumbs
down, at least for the present,
on a proposal that self-employed
persons, such as physicians and
lawyers, be given limited exemp-
ton from income taxes on pay
ments made into individual re-
tirement systems.
The Treasury thinks the idea
has merit. Mr.. Humphrey told
the House Ways and Means
Committee yesterday, but:
l. Even a restricted version
would cost money the Federal
Golfers can't afford to lose, so
the Treasury Department does
not now favor the adoption this
year" of any such plan.
2. When the time comes that
taxes can be lowered the reduc-
tions should be spread out "as
fairly as we can over the entire
population of the country"-and
the individual retirement sys-
TENS would benefit mainly the
middle and higher income
groups.