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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01

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aons?-o which gave reply often heard from 'oh.
day by day in every way better and betferl"
We know OF numerous premature deaths and long de-
layed heaIings-even with csssfavght members of The
Mother Church. Second Church. Detroit had soifre
Tor third Of century esss-tsvght. member. Mother
Chureh-and then had TO 60 TO hospital
know the answers!-and I'm going TO tell them,
grdsss OF how many oend AS Dorothy Thompson. daugh
ter OF departed Protestant Minister said Tell the truth
and shame the deviIl Well, I'm willing! (smiIes).
This very day, Fruehavf Trailer had Of its banner
days the stock market While the market in general
falling Frvehsvf 10 IFS highest figure this yesr-335-
$225 rssl lis lowest fgure-esry in the year-wss 13 It's
sales volume 5ih Of 1871 stocks the Marke28o
And you know must multiply those sales of common
stock by l00 The phenomenal Frvehavf sales
doubt TO Frvehsufs second announcement in many
months Of the largest sales Of truck traers in the history of
the indvsfryl-2500 vnits-$20 900 600 total
incidentally several copies Of the Tribune go Frve
hauf Trailer each week. and in addition, copies 60
Of the homes of FrUehauers.'
When the koIowieh threat imminent. months
ago. called up Mr.. kolowichs office in order TO make
had the right KoIowieh told secretary wanted put
him the Mailing List Of the Tribune She said: Mr. Frue-
havf, wouldn't you like TO speak with hm" And then gave
Catholic KoIoweh loving Frvehavf Christian Science
treatment then called dear brother Roy and precious sister
Myrtle, and shared impressions
met very important executive Of ChrysIer. recently.
and discussed strikes and my efforts thereto when chrysle
hack in the late 40 not long after the G. M l3dsy strike
unaey of the devappeared TO be in line for the
bitter medicine which felt must not be- told this
tive Of my talks, at that time with top exeeufivesMr E.
Hutchinson and Mr. Herman Weeker indvidvsIysnd that
strike within week or 10 days.
Then asked this executive he cared 10 have mail
him few significant portions Of my paper and he said YES
and and sometime" NY enclosures to him
included the back page Of nearly years in which
discussed the menseins strike of chryer already referred
TO, and details Of my efforts thereto.
|, Of course claim than Isaiah. who, speaking
for God said: my word shall profit whereto il sent!
may interest you TO know that my membership in The
Mother Church!-of Godl-not a matter Of bookkeeping
gives and gratitude and realization OF heaven
and eternal life. HERE and NoWl--and willing to be
used by God TO the maximum, TO bring about modern day
Of Penfeeosf" for mions!-wheh will be expedited when
the first page Of every newspaper in the world is compelled
10 make hsbiva public acknowledgement Of Gods Christ
Science Messiah all peopessnd Gods Reveator thereto
Mrs. Eddy-cods Daughter Successor TO His beloved Son.
Christ Jesus.
Lovingly yours according TO Christ.
Andrew r. Fruehsuf, C.S. RI
AFF:m
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These Catholic Bishops Don't Know


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sentence of My beloved Son, Christ Jesus the death
sentence fell upon Judaism! Hence the terrible suffer
ngs of the Hebrews for centuries-in the doghouse!
because of Christian prosecutions of them but because
of their spiritual nakedness!-dshonesty with God, and
and Of the flesh pots of Egypt!
and despsng the spirituality of Chrsts Christian
y-the outgrowh of the Judaism of Moses and the
ceeding Prophets!
"The Catholic priesthood merits the rebukes that My
Son, Jesus had impose upon the corrupt Hebrac priest
hood-Ye generation Of vipers serpents and hypocres,
how ye the damnation of hell? The Harlos
go into the Kingdom of Heaven before you Ye compass
and land find proselyte, and when ye find him
ye make him twoold the child of the devil than he
" before
THE Roman Catholic populations of the human race
are grievously defrauded. They given husks-the
SHADOW not the substance!-of Christianity, true
and pure, spiritual religion which scientifically UNDER
stood, fulhs My words to Jesus, to you
81 have given you POWER all the (socalled
power of the enemy!-and nothing shall by any
hurt you
And Fear not little Aock it your Fathers good
pleasure to give you the King Jesus to you.
And, THE Kingdom of heaven cometh NOT with OBJ
servaton neither shall they Lo here or Lo there,
behold the Kingdom of Heaven is at hand 1t is within
you-In dvney scientific, Christke spiritual conscious
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01

AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES
WHY STAND ActAsT At NoTHINcNEss7
THE SUM TOTAL OF HUMAN ERRoR,r
HENCE, WE CLOSE WITH: "GoD IS WORKING HIS
PURPOSE oUT"l and "A GLORIOUS DAY EZRA,
IS DAWNINc"I &c. S. Hymns)
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Down Town Reading Room

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aong!-to which gave reply often heard from 'o
day by day, in every way better and beerr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01
Gods Comforting Close Of a
Conference Of Mrs. Eddy
and Her Students

Now, my dear Students, if you knew the GRANDEUR
Of your OUTLOOK and the SUBLlMITY Of your hope
(f,;th) and the INFINITE CAPACITY OF YOUR BE.
ING YOU would do what? YOU WOULD LET ERROR
DESTROY ITSELF!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01
Kew Years Greetings
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u ppOElTETH NOTHINCw


THE FLESH PRoFiTETH NoTHINcI
ut IS THE SPIRIT THAT oUIcKENETH; THE FLESH
eRoFITETH NoTHNc THE WORDS THAT SPEAK
UNTO you. THEY ARE SPIRIT, AND THEY ARE
LIFE" John 663)
AND GOD TO ST. PAUL. TO US. THERETO:
sss We ABSENT FROM THE BODY AND PRESENT
WITH THE LORD" cdivne Lowell
AND HOW? BY ACCEPTING THE ONE REAL WORK
OF MANKIND STATED BY THE BOY JESUS
TWIST YE NOT THAT MUST BE ABOUT NY
FATHERS BUSINESs?I
We add: BY WAciNc SPIRITUAL WARFARE
WITH THE WORLD THE FLESH, AND THE DEvIL1
flight THE BATTLES OF THE LoRD"l
AND HOW? BY STUDY STUDY. STUDY. or GODS
CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH MILLENNIUM
-pIcTATED' TO HIS DAUcHTER.sUccEssoR TO
HIS BELOVED SON. HIS MARY, BAKER EDDY.
AND THE LIGHT THUS THROWN UPON THE HOLY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRIMITIVE
CHRISTIANITY WITH ITS LOST ELEMENT or
HEALINc"-BUT REMEMBERNc-co 10 Mrs. Eddy
THE SMALLEST PART OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
IS THE HEALING OF DISEASE" ITS EMPHATIC
PURPOSE is THE DESTRUCTION or SIN, THE
GOLiATHS OF SPIRITUAL WIckEDNESS IN HIGH
pLAcEsI THE PROVOCATIVE DECLARATIONS
AND UNCONSTITUTIONAL THE CHRIST
SCIENCE MESSIAH LEADERSHIP WILL DRIVE TO
THEIR KNEES ALL OF MANKIND cphony' kind Of
man. NOT Gods image and likenessllDi
ALL MUST GET DOWN ON THEIR KNEES TO
GODS CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH AND GODS
DAUGHTER SUCCESSOR TO THE MASTER. THE
REvELAToR THEREOF. HIS MARY. BAKER EDDyl
ALL WHO HAVE NOT DONE so ARE STILL
FUNcTioNINc, MORE OR LESS, BY THE so-eaIed
MIND OF THE DEVIL HUMAN ANIMALS ARE
BORN WITH-AN EGO OF DEFECTIVE SANITY
JUDGMENT HONESTY. INTELLIcENcElH
PART
WINDSOR STARS PAGE ONE FEMALE FLESH
DlsPLAYi-OF THE DEVIL!
THE SAME VULGAR DISPLAY OF GOD
CONDEMNED SPIRITUAL BASTARD Heb. III, 81
TYPE OF THINKING APPEARED ON Page OF
THE DETROIT FREE PRESS BUT IN SLIGHTLY
SMALLER cUTl
C. s. MoNIToR-THE MODEL. But IT IS DUPE,
A,sUcKER, OCCASIONALLY, FOR THE EXPLOITATION
OF THE HUMAN FORMULATING FOR SOME OF
The soPHsTRY OF THESE TlMES
SOME OF THE SAME TYPE OF THINKING REBuKED
BY THE PROPHET SAMUEL WHEN. TO HIS HORROR
AND ABATEMENT. THE CHILDREN OF ISRAEL
DEMANDED A KiNGl AND SAMUEL cATAlocueD
THE PRICE THEY WOULD HAVE TO PAY
THEIR SONS AND DAUGHTERS SUBJECT TO ROYAL
ORDERS; THE TAXES THE CATTLE, AND FARM
PRODUCE SUBSTANTIAL PORTIONS OF WHICH
WOULD HAVE TO BE GIVEN UP
BUT THE UNREPENTANT sINNERs-ADAMs AND
EVEs-kNAvES AND FOOLS-MoRE OR LESS,
CRIED: NAY, BUT WE WILL HAVE A KiNc"-AND
BE LIKE OTHER PEoPLES
PART
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01

FOR ALL TRUTH!

rlNoI ENlONi VT LIE oOILNiOl> Niif>'S''T4A'
POST HEBRIAC-ERA, UNWORTHY
FOR ALL TRUTH!
As per Jesus before the Crucihxion; Il have many
things to say unto you, but ye CANNOT BEAR
THEM NOW. But will pray the Father to send you the
Comforter the Holy Ghost the spirit Of Truth Who
will teach you all things and guide into all truth, and
bring things into remembrance whatsoever have said
and done unto you"
Evening star., 1955-05-22
o ENJOY A Mmto.toM &kt!
"ReRES ONE FRIEND VINO
NEVER LETS NE DOWN."

Lemonade is real friendly. It picks you up
-. without letting you down provides
tsrt. tangy refreshment whenever you're hot
and thirsty. It's ready in seconds with
Frozen Lemonade from sunny csiifosnis.
Just open can add water and ice...
and drink 'er down! Each Coz. can makes
full quart - each 1901. half.galIon - Of
. cost Of only 81 a glass. Look for Frozen
Lemonade from sunny California In your
wocss's freezer. Buy several cans st timsl
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-30

daF Mrs AcConnaughey. re
gers of the james Alien Chapter.
b IN vas very proud Of the
sac, -1nat the James Allen Chap
ters mad more representatives 3
1t .se meeting than amy 81 the
otatf IL chapters In TIE district
ax.etirg The tuo hostess chap
leE9
= ana Mrs. & willard Nc
M.slan and daughter Cheryle
peat last week end with Ms
Mcmillan parents Nj and Ma
+ 81 Shauberger III FarmyElle
Th1 family has number Of
oiI<lday and anniversaries IN
SENDER 50 they celebrate them
loattaer ONE Sunday IN Scptem-
5eEs eeely year 1t The 5hanberg-
ers.
- 9 Dicker5on is a pat
ens. at stuart Circle Hospital IN
Rld'inond where she expects to
nG1 20 All operation
F.ieuds 81 Mrs OTIS Marshall
@l- be glad to hear that she
Is sa5Adly improving IN Lane S
e aaId hopes 10 b. back home
hey ]n the near future Her SIS
ter5 SIS Laura Allen. who has
Def- With her IN Lane. viii re-
tar.4 home TINS week
Join Church
Seen neW communicates we're
tab ff INTO the Amelia Presbgter-
lars Church last Sunday morning
at - II O'Clock service by the
pa&sCsr the Rev, Milton S Reid +.
Alice. Anderson. daughter Of Mr.
ant Mrs James Anderson, John
Align Hall who was also baptized,
sorA nf Mr. and Mrs A s. HAL
Jol II, and Stuart TONNES, il,
sofs Of Mr. and Mrs Stuart
IoeEes Milton Reid Jr. son Of
Of tine pastor and Mrs Reid
Herry Jennings son Of MI. and
Nj Jack Jennings and Betty
Bui.i daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
HeI-rg Butte
- Rev Nh and Mrs Milton
S ,a'.d Viii hold open house next
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-30

Mrs Charles S ~ and toE
Alfred Bartlett SPENT last gfnk
@ith his parent 'fr and Mrs
l. b Ward WnNt here "
Ward 1ent wan thtm 70 FARM
vile one DAY u g.Alt friend ana
ralllpea Another day ther e7c-
toged to LousIa for mort v
on Tueday Ms George Jart b.
ai8d children and Mrs " Z Wat
hoH III and children ~ Farm
vAe spent the day a3h thtm 4
Amelia Mr Ke3 spfnt last san
day N9th the Wards and he &nd
rus family returned HON liut
ceenluV
Mrs J Gordon Illman has 4e-
tanned home aud Is .nW9,.aa
rapidly after 81 OPERATION in Al
richmond hospital
MIA William Jetfcl9u u Rlen-
m0nd spant the &cez end hte
pith her daughter MI q
Moconnaughey and Nj McCda
pauQhey
1diss May jefferson q lynch
burg also spoilt last weeI cr9
hcfr Vlth her brpthe Jude
jefferson and Aasou Jetfe hi
Al Fox Hunters Meet
Mr. and Mr. james ROYAL II
sfd Mrs + II Eurke. Ms H.4-
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs. John Loewen
and family spent the holidays
with Mrs. Loewen's parents al
Oyando, near Missoula, and al
Seeley Lake, where they wit
messed a hydroplane regatta.
Mrs. T. A. Busey and grand
son, Henry, returned to Brown
ing on the Western Star Satur
day evening of last week, after
spending the past ten months
in Goldendale, Washington. The
Buseys are re-establishing their
home in Browning, and will re-
side in the large apartment in
the Glacier Reporter building.
Mr.. Busey has been here most
of the time since the first OF
the year.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-07-08
Local Briefs

Lloyd Callison, one of the ear
~ homesteaders in Glacier coun
.ty, spent time in Browning Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Gillian and
family were here from Shelby
July 4th visiting relatives, Mr.
and Mrs. Jess Mineke.
Mrs. Elizabeth Davidson is en-
joying a visit from Vancouver,
b. c., relatives. They include Mr.
and Mrs. William Jenkinson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jenkinson,
the men being her brothers.
Jason Devereaus, Jr., who is
attending the Western College
of Education at Dillon, spent the
July 4th holidays here. He will
again be engaged as principal of
the Starr school the coming
term.
Gail Handy, II year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Handy,
returned Wednesday on the
Western Star from st. Cloud,
Minnesota, where he enjoyed n
two week vacation with friends
of that city.
Mrs. Berniece Lewis, who had
been here for several weeks, left
on her return to Reno Monday,
going by the way of Spokane.
At Pullman she planned to
spend several days with her SON
,in-law and daughter.
IL. ID. Bell, staff adjustor for
Motors Insurance Corporation
and General Exchange Insur-
ance Corporation of Great Falls,
was in Browning Wednesday
making adjustments of claims of
those having motor car misfor-
tunes.
Mrs. E. B. Handy, who has
been employed as realty clerk
at the Blackfeet Indian Agency
for nearly three years, has re
signed, and will assist her hus
band in the operation of his
business, Hamby's Feed & SEED
& Service Station.
Mrs. Felix Mendenhall anC
children and Mrs. Chuck Men
denhall and niece and nephew
Keith and Kirma GOss, were il
Great Falls yesterday to attent
the Shrine Circus staged by tn,
Ringing Bros, Barnum & Bail
ey railroad shows.
Bert and Sophia Fitzgerald hac
as guests at their ranch home
during the holidays his sister
Miss Mildred Fitzgerald of Hav
re, and Misses Marion Tooley
and Thelma Norris of Seattle
The two latter of former GlaS
gov residents and now are teach
ers in the Seattle city schools
Miss Laura Smith of Long
view, Washington, visited friend!
in Browning Wednesday. She i!
a member of the Longvief city
schools facilulty. A soprano vo
calist in years passed. she wa.
often a featured vocalist in the
University of Washington's sum
mertime pageants staged in the
stadium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bar
nett and son. Chic, arrived here
last week and spent some time
visiting at the home of Mrs. Bar
nett's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Gaffney. Mr.. and Mrs. Barnett
left Friday for their home il
Palo Alto. California, but Chic
will remain for the summer with
his grandparents. The Barnett:
were here for about ten days.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-07-08
Charter No. 10863
Reserve District No.
Report Of condition Of the
First National Bank

of Browning in the State of Montana,
1885
Published in response to call made
by Comptroller of the Currency, under
Section SILL, U. S. Revised Statutes.
ASSETS
Cash, balances with other
banks, including reserve
balance, and cash items
IL process Of collection s577.7e4.52
anteed ~. $50. 637, 1888 81
litical subdivisions -, 100000
bentures - 100, 10000
S2,650.00 stock of Federal
Reserve bank 2.65O.OO
ing s2O8O4 overdraftsJ 4II.2l5.ss
Bank premises owned S.
5OO.0O,, furniture and fix
lures 81 .425,oO - 7.925.OO
than bank premises NONE
Investments and other assets
ind rectly representing
bank premises or other
real estate NONE
Customers liability to this
bank on acceptances out
ot iss4d' assets None None
TOTAL ASSETS l,742, s3s.s7
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of individu-
ais. partnerships, and cor:
Time deposits of individuals,
ations ---.,,'....- 26s, 3o2 ~
Government Including post
al savings l2,ss5.a2
litical subdivisions - III, 1858. SO
Deposits of banks ----- NONE
Other deposits Certified and
cashiers checks, etel lO.6ss.45
Total Deposits Sl.6l0,223.l4
Bills payable, rediscounts,
and other liabilities for Dor
rowed money ..- NONE
Mortgages or other liens on
bank premises and on 9TH
er real estate -------------- NONE
Acceptances executed by or
for account of this bank
and outstanding - NONE
! Other Liabilities - NONE
Total Liabilities -- 1910, 22s IA
Capital Accounts:
(a) Glass A preferred, to-
tai par None, retirable
value None.
(bl Class B preferred, to-
v, iai Par None retirable
(c) Common stock, total par
S52,50o.0o ------ $500. 90
surplus ------------------- 8, 1000. 90
Undivided profits - li6l6 %
Reserves land retirement ac-
count for preferred stock NONE
TOTAL CAPITAL AC-
COUNTS --------- l32,ll6.2 %
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS lTi2 $50 81
MEMORANDA
Assets pledged or assigned to
secure liabilities and for
other purposes - lss, e2l. Il
lal Loans as shown above
are after deduction Of re-
serves Of l2.sS7. q
l, A NJ shannon. Cashier OF the
aboEe-naneS bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement IS true to
the best Of my knowledge and belief
A NJ SHANNON, Cashier
CorrecE-Attest:
J. l. SHERBURNE,
EAIrHE 5. BURCOVICH
ETHEL SEUBERT
/ state OF Montana, County of Glacier,
S.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
/ this sSh day Of July, 1855, and l here
| BY certify that l am not an officer
or director OF this bank
!Notarial SeaD HAROLD SERVER,
Notary Public, Ny commission expires
March }, 1855.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-07-08

DANCING - Every Saturday,
at Community hall, from TOO
until 11:00 pm. for minors
only. Positively no liquor on
premises. 7-8 2tp
HELP WANTED - Young man
to start apprenticeship in the
printing trade, 10 years of age
or older. Young man that has
served in the armed services
can get additional pay through
G. |. training program of the
Veterans Administration. In
quire at Glacier Reporter Of
flee, Browning. z 82tp
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-07-08

FOR SALE - Thoroughbred
running horses, two and three
years old; ready to race. Con-
tact c. F. Power, Browning;
address, Sunnyside, Wash.
7,8 Ate
Evening star., 1955-07-26
Martin Asks Showdown
On GO. P. Highways Bill

cause of a plan by several
Democrats to offer still another
substitute. This would cut $15.4
billion from the $48.5 billion
authorization in the Fallon bill
and also knock out all provisions
for increased taxes.
Mr.. Martin, in opening the
debate, declared that the Presi-
dents program is "in keeping
with the wishes of the majority
of State and local governments. y
He said the Presidents plan
would neither raise taxes nor
increase the Federal debt. but
would bring relief in the form
of better roads to those who are
paying more than they should
to travel on today's narrow
jammed and dangerous high
ways.
An immediate test seemed
likely to come on the no-amend-
ment recommendation by the
Rules Committee late yesterday
lin clearing the bill for House
debate this afternoon. The COM
mittee itself split in voting for
a clearance recommendation to
ban amendments to the tax
section of the bill.
The vote was not disclosed
but Chairman Smith. Democrat
of Virginia, told reporters he
favored throwing the section
open to amendments proceed
Evening star., 1955-07-26
u. S. Group Brings
Rain With Them;
Russians JubiIunt

ODESSA, Soviet Union, July
26 (P).-A delegation of Ameri-
can farmers touring Russia ar
rived at this Black Sea port yes
terday, bringing a welcome rain
with them.
Arriving by air, the Americans
hardly had time to shake hands
and receive floral bouquets from
the welcoming delegation when
the downpour started and the
whole group had to scamper to
the airport restaurant.
The Russians were jubilant.
TT is you who brought us
rain in a good time" said the
chairman of a Soviet collective
farm addressing William Lam
bert, dean of agriculture at the
University of Nebraska and head
of the American delegation.
The American farmers and
their hosts had to stay in the
airport building for an hour until
the rain slackened.
Evening star., 1955-07-26

15-year period to pay for the
12-year building program.
Although Democratic leaders
pressed hard for passage before
adjournment, several influential
members on both sides said the
bill faces rough travel in the
House today even if the no
amendment rule is adopted and
If the Dondero substitute loses.
They cited formidable road
blocks. These include widespread
opposition to some Of the pro-
posed tax boosts. fear that the
Federal Government could ex-
ercise excessive control over
in States, the danger
of possible monopolies by gaso-
line and food dealers along the
highways. and protests against
an arrangement for cost-sharing
with private utilities in the re-
location of their facilities in
event Of highway. construction.
There also is a large assortment
of other complaints by truckers,
transportation companies and
toll road operators.
The BILL, defended before the
Rules Committee yesterday by
Representative Fallon, Demo-
crat. of Maryland, would in
crease Federal taxes as follows:
One cent more on gasoline,
making it. 3 cents gallon,
to produce about $9.2 billion
over the l5-yeaf period; Q
cents more on diesel fuel oil,
making it 4 cents q gallon
to obtain about $512 million
10 cents a pound more on large
truck tires to provide approx
mately 81 billion; 8 additional
cents a. pound on smaller
Evening star., 1955-07-26

ure which hackers Of the bill
warned would wreck 1t in the
House.
Third Plan Offered
Still another alternate plan
has been laid down in a Senate
bill. But this, according to views
voiced at an all-afternoon hear
ing before the Rules Committee
yesterday, fails to satisfy many
House Democrats and Republi-
cans who disputed each other on
the best financial approach to
the problem of providing a big
ger and better system of high
ways.
The bill passed by the Senate
earlier this month would cost
$l8 billion over five years but
would provide neither a tax in
crease nor a bond issue to OBJ
tain funds. The administration
originally recommended creation
of a Federal highway corpora
ton to issue $21 billion in 30
year bonds to help finance a To-
year interstate program of SUI
perhighways. The Senate re-
jected that idea as did the House
Public Works Committee.
Representative Dondero, rank
ing Republican on that COM
mittee, has worked out a bill
containing the bond issue fea-
lures and a toll collection
procedure. He said he would
offer it today as a substitute for
the Democratic bill which would
obtain about $12.4 billion by
raising taxes on gasoline, diesel
fuel oil, tires, trucks and buses
and camelback material. These
taxes would continue during a
Evening star., 1955-07-26
Iowa Corn Expert Gets
Bid to Visit Russiu

COON RAPIDS, Iowa, July 26
(P.-Acting Soviet Minister of
Agriculture Vladimir Matskevich
has invited Roswell Garst of
Coon Rapids, one Of the largest
hybrid seed corn producers in
Iowa, to come to Russia.
Mr.. Matskevich spent most of
yesterday with Mr.. Garst, who
claims to have developed tech
niques Of feeding livestock on
corn cobs and corn stalks which
have been treated with urea.
Mr.. Garst said he'd like to
visit the Soviet Union.
Evening star., 1955-07-26
By ROBERT X. WALSH

Republican Leader Martin
called for a showdown vote in
the House today in favor of Pres
ident Eisenhower's highway
building proposal featuring a
bond issue plan to pay for the
projects over 80 years.
He urged the House to substi-
tute this plan for a Democratic
sponsored bill which would A.
nance a similar road building
program by raising gasoline and
certain other user" taxes over
q 12-year period.
Democratic leaders warned,
however. that adoption of the
administration proposal with its
bond issue provision would pre-
vent enactment of any highway
building program by Congress
this year.
AS the House debate opened
on the Democratic bill for a
$48.5 billion 12-year program to
be paid for out of higher taxes,
both sides conceded that the
final vote might be extremely
close.
The Republican strategy was
to move to substitute a bill by
Representative Dondero, Repub-
lican of Michigan, containing the
bond issue proposal, for the
Democratic bill introduced by
Representative Fallon, Democrat
of Maryland.
Still Another Plan Offered
The parliamentary maneuvers,
however. seemed likely to be-
come even more involved be-
Evening star., 1955-07-26

ure which hackers Of the bill
warned would wreck it in the
House.