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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-25

The John Benjamin Nichols
Award Of the District Medica
Society win be presented to Mrs
Henry Grattan Doyle. prominent
Washington civic leader. at the
society's annual scientific as.
sembly October II.
Mrs. Doyle was chosen for hel
Outstanding contributions ir
the health field and distin.
guished service to the people Of
the District" The society's
committee on public informa.
ton. which selected Mrs. Doyle
for the award, cited her excep.
tional work as chairman of the
Advisory Committee of Juvenile
Court and later as chairman Of
the District Commissioners
Youth Council.
The committee said of Mrs
Doyle: Under her leadership
the committee and the council
have fought tirelessly for i'm
proved physical and mental
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-25
Uranium Need
SeenContinuing
By the Associated Press

Senator Anderson, Democrat
of New Mexico, said today the
Nations booming uranium in
ldustry need have no fear that
use of uranium will suddenly
drop off because of new atom.
energy developments.
Senator Anderson, chairman
Iof the Senate-House Atomic
Energy Committee. has Just re-
turned from the Neneva atoms
Ifor-peace conference where there
was talk of Harvesting the
H-bomb for power.
Jesse C. johnson, director of
the Raw Materials Division of
the Atomic Energy Commission.
read a paper at Geneva saying
uranium supplies now have i'm
proved markedly and that the
shortage era appeared to have
ended,
| Senator Anderson said in an
Interview he found Mr.. john
sons report encouraging but
that he did not take it to mean
that there would be any lessen
ing Of need for continued heavy
United States production.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-25
Convicted Cunudion
Asks SIuyinq Appeal

OTTAWA, Aug. Is (P.-Ar'
thur Maloney, Toronto lawyer
has asked the Supreme Court o.
Canada to hear an appea
against the murder convic.
ton of Wilbert Coffin, Gaspt
prosecutor found guilty Of slay.
ing one Of three American hunt
ers in 1853.
Argument on q motion fol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-25

league to appeal was conducted
in chambers before Justice
Douglas Abbott.
Coffin was found guilty Au-
gust S, 1854, of numbering Rich
ard Lindsey, II, Of Holidaysburg,
Pa, in Gaspe Peninsula BUSH
land Young Lindsey's body was
found in July. 1858, in the gen.
Ieral area of the remains Of two
Ibear-hunting companions. Eu-
gene Lindsey, A., and Frederic
CLAIR, 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-25
|'DRUNK' ACQUITTED.
PROVES SHOE PINCH
MADE HIM WOBBLE

HAMILTON, Ont. up. -
Police contended William
Garbutt. 80, Of Hamilton,
wobbled when he tried to
walk on exemplary straight
line for them, and they
charged him with drunk
driving after an accident.
But he proved to the salts
faction Of a court that it
was the pinching Of his new
shoes - not booze - that
made him wobble. He was
acquitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-25

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Here's why: AID gives you just the right amount
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right suds for your machine and for perfect
washing results.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-25

So add AID to your life today. 1t upsets all pre-
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And it's guaranteed to outwash any low-suds or
regular detergent known. If you don't agree that
AID outwashes any other detergent in any auto
matte machine, Colgate-P almove Co. will refund
your money Mail boxtop to: Colgate-Palmoive
Co., Dept. c, P. o. Box 444, Jersey City 3, NJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-25

Here is the greatest detergent
yet produced by science for automatic washing
machines!
It's Colgate's amazing new detergent ADJ
with just-right suds, Cup-for-cup, ADS cleaning
and whitening ingredients combine to outwash
any other product in your automatic washer.
Evening star., 1955-01-14
SNEAK PREVIEW
BETHESDA AREA
AIL-BRICK RAMBLE LERS

&A11 A@VAS~1 AS&A1'11-f~~A11s'~
Is this what you have been looking
for? Three large bedrooms and ia
startling new bath Arrangement
two baths. These homes will have o
large living room and dining room
with q modern kitchen that can be
entered from the bedroom or dining
area. You get full bsnlt., car
port and patio with . privacy fence.
only SIS. 100. Sio0 down to Gis. lis
FLA financing available. For in-
formation and brochure, call MR..
DEVEREAUX. OIL. 2-6305. Sat-,
Sun, / to a. weekdays, 8 to 8. Will
be ready soon, pick choice lots now.
Evening star., 1955-01-14

IBEAUTxFUL COUNTRY HollE. near
| oakton. Val bedrms.s lgs. Nv.
m. with fireplace: .pine-pAneledI
| din. rm.. 3 baths: Oh hot-air heat.
Nice igs; 1t. with EsAt,nshoqssI
hyh pond: ontside grilL can Dun
kirk 5-e231 OF see your broker
$50 DOWN tnsybe isss,. noa-oII
eRd no. payments Of $50 per ma.
Jsw R.ALTT CO. "a. s-1s7s. -
l3-BKDRaH. WEsTLAWR rambler, neat
Is . pin. 9I approved. Sl2, $50.
WIN try nothing down. OF. $1,000.
N0NAHAH REALTY. --16
hBiGGER THAN IT L00Ks--Ail-brickI
rambler with huge rooms. 40-ft.
rec. rm: with .nfepl., ga baths.
carport erfs Tas e amount noun a q pIss space s
unbelievable til seen. Located fnl
executive-type aeighborhood. 10l
min. to Pentagon. Asking S35. SOC.
ssaslaaNMops ssla Ms sssf. 3 f1,SAa "a; SsSsoo' S with
say. sr.ts s5ss g sg buying II this . equipped:
$4,000. Near Falls Church. For de-
tails. call u. 4-4324. --16
IBRAND-NEW, 3-bedrm.. fun bslnt,.
sss sose. tsn0.sss oH J.w IA REaITy iaFpss5 eo. e.
NEWsp ssPLIr LEyEIs-4 complete
Kitchens. formal dining room. ssal 'iSi living
room with. raised hearth: on over
half-acre lots in beautiful estate
sxeeiient nm dnaneinR S I 10 aDeS inspeet. h caiII
TIE DARBY Co. IA. 5-S395. Of
NEW BRiCK 4 RAMBLER. eiose-in N
Arl. location. nr. express transp.--l
srsss ssdrms; 1ss baths, s sa,,;,sd iiy r Ei.h III
full hsmt. Priced to sell at $l7,-
co.. "a. 5-93Ss. Open D Til ..
NEW BRICK RAMBLER-3 bedrms.
baths 2 nrspls. sep. din. rm;;
bsmt. Choice N. Arl. area Close tol
transp. and schools. Priced ct
S23,500. To inspect, call THE
DARBY CO, IA. 6-93e3. Open q
1 BEDRooMs. Ice. and comfy: colo
mel must sell quick; assume 4es
loan: full hsnit., lovely lot; conv.
location. Priced at only Sl3.bO0.
CALL "a. 5-9400. BETTER HOMES
si4.75o isI7 is THE FULL PRICE for
this .3-bedrm- brick rambler with
full bsmt. In Arlington. OF con-
tracts presented: CALL ia. $4,000.
BETTER HOMES REALTY,
bier, brand-neW With earport, or 1i iae
liv. rm, with fireplace. sep. din. rm.,
lovely, kit. with breakfast nook. full
bsmt:. Va baths; ell for $3.50.
NA =; AEllngt9T, CALL "a. 6-9400.
$i3,9o0 IS THE FULL PRICE for
with bsmt.. in Arlington. can for
details. CALL IA. 5-9400. BETTER
HOMES REALTY.
LIVE DOWN. RENT UP--Ioyely home
in N. Ari. with upstairs renting for
$40 per mo. Call for details. CALL
"a; 5-9400. BETTER HOMES
s-BEbRM. BUNGALOW. lge. lot with
trees and shrubbery In Pimmit
will sell on easy terms for $4,000.
Shown ct any time. Call OWNER,
Fo6R SE sssi ssSSo0Mks.a SG m a-SsSS; SssYSsS;sso1eSo. 1S
sible commercial located on Lees
burg Pike. near Falls Church. Largel
frame home, h-scre lot, 76-foot
trontage, garage: reasonable down
payment. Owner will carry balance
IN Ist trust. ARFAx REALTY. JE.
|ExP4S. CAPE con, s12.7oo-only
8 yrs. old; 21-ft. liv. rm. with fire-
pl., lge. equip. kit. includes auto.
washer and opens onto 14-ft.
screened porch: 2 bedrms. and bath
complete 1st a.: permanent stairway
TO End q. that can be made to at
the family needs. Lge. level fenced
IN yard adjoins beautiful park area.
loan with low cash payment. bal.
less than rent. See this without
fail! Cali ia. 5-757S tn 8 pm,
METZLER-Va. Once.
Evening star., 1955-01-14
HOUSES EoR sALE-Mp.

AVE. EXTENDED
unbeatahie ct SCI. $50. Mod. brick
Colonial with slate roof. 3 twin
sized bedrnas. and 3 baths on Rad
d. Above-eround bsmt. with excel
screened porch. oVerlocking beautiful
lot with trees. Easy to public and
pa7oehiaI schools. w. B. WRIGHT.
{ En-. $4,000 till 3.
Evening star., 1955-01-14
WHEATON AREA
t1-FT 3-BEDRM BRICE

Estsssaf s.ss III sss s.tshsl no E boWR W. psY AZ
MENT TO VETERAN. Excellent
terms for any one; very modest
settlement charges. To inspect and
for further details. Mr.. Fitzig. LO
4-0069 until o pm.
Colonial investment Co.
Evening star., 1955-01-14

UNLY HOVU UOWN
PAY S79.50 PER MONTH
INCLUDES TAXES AND INSURANCE
Semidetached brick. 4 years old. Z
Aeer and Queens Chapel rds. Conv
location. ST. 3-3657, Ii. 3-3216.
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
liz
Evening star., 1955-01-14
HOUSES FoR sALE-Mp.
MIR. CONGRESSMAN
WE HAVE 1T

lnst 81 new BaItimore-W Weshihgton
and sepay4te dining room. out-of-
this-EoEid kitchen. dnished rec. rm..
~ bahia. 2-enr brick garage: se-
cluded On quiet street. vet near
everything. Owner VIII sell 0I OF
eonss41atsl4rFl 4Sas4s7s sss ss.Iaafrs Y spdssSr AZ
Evening star., 1955-01-14

AMONG THE BEST
New, 3-bedrTn., brick-and-frame homes
nhoe,s IN exclusive .INs neWdsn6Ornood. Six 70
with fireplace. All with master
bedrms. and private baths. Large
electric-eauip. kit, full-size din.
rm., bsmt., large lot. City water
and sewer. From S22.950 up. NOAH
L. DOVE, Maple ave. Vienna. Va.
DiidleH, pnnkirk k-73a2. -@-16
Evening star., 1955-01-14
orr uNTVERsTTY LAVE

OFF UNIVERSITY LANE
3-BEDROOM BRICK 1Ba-BATH
ONLY Sl6,500
For this better than new center hall
rrn.. full bsmt.; Beudix. and many
extras. Conveniently located to Ta-
koma Academy, Langley shopping
Ctr. GI or FHA financing avail.
cox g. CO., RE. T-1633. Mrs. Stein
berg. JU. 9-2631.
DETACHED BRICK = 8 BEDRMS.
7107 14th Ave.
Hillwood Manor to right Of New
lane. Just near enough TO every
thing. A home you will enjoy. and
can afford. Mr.. Carter. HE. 1870
MARSHALL y. WAPLE CO.
1924 I4th st. NV. AID. 4-20o5
Evening star., 1955-01-14
LEWIsDALE

LEWISDALE
4 BEDROO OOMS, 2 BATHS
Lovely brick Cape Cod. full bsmt.,
firepi lge. Anchor-fenced lot. An
tTnmae. home in q choice location,
VA approved at S17,950, worth
more In our opinion. Only $l,S00
loan. SEE 1T ToDAYll
NON-VETS 81, 900 DIN.
Asbestos shinsie Cape Cod In Al
cund, 5 rms. and sewing rm. on
LIST a.: 3-rrn. apt. upstairs viii help
pay your monthly payment. Only
$11 $50. Also approved for sale to
vets with small cash payment.
The Perry Boswell Co.
WA. 7-45OO TIL 8 PM.
Evening star., 1955-01-14
$3.50 DOWN
MOVES YOU IN
hGGYTMF AcL InAN

ASSUM ME 4Ne LOAN
Attractive well-built rambler In Be-
thesda area; 3 good-sized bedrooms
with generous full-length closet
space; charm-filled living room and
separate dining area; gay kitchen;
storm windows and doors. Priced
to sell at S12,750. Call now. JU.
9-S010.
MONTGOMERY
Evening star., 1955-01-14
Bethesda
Beautiful Kenwood
BETHESDA 500

Three-bedrm. brick rambler: COM
bination living and dining area,
family size kitchen with table space,
complete with automatic. washer and
disposal, rear screened porch. 5
min. to NH and Naval Medical.
near schools and Transportation.
CROSS & PERRY, INC.
OIL. 2-OO9S ONCE Open 0 TIL
CNYTIiTIxY nYY cST1 H6n -
Evening star., 1955-01-14
cONTTMPORARY
TOWN HOTTgF
BARGAIN

Small modern frame btngaIoW. Gae
heat and bath. Close 70 tFansp. ai,d
SHOPPING center IN the Cherrydaie
area. priee at only $3.50. $50,
Phi w. ., HOQE m % VA, 10000.
2206 Wilson blvd, ArltnGkons Va
Evening star., 1955-01-14
KENSTNGTON HEIGHTS

OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 2-b
2e03 Peregoy DIS bedroom ram
2007 Mcconas ave. 4-bedroom, 2.
bath, brick. fireplace. GE kitchen;
only z years old; S1S,750. Both
in lovely section new homes: vacant
easy terms. Many others. Come
when open or call BURTON, ~
Evening star., 1955-01-14

$3.50 DOWN 10 NON-GI
Large corner lot. Has 2 bedrooms,
modern kitchen, gas heat, like new.
only 2 years old. Assume Al CT
loan already on the place, Low
monthly payments which include
taxes and insurance. Best deal in
Prince Georges County, so call me
today. Mr.. Kitchens. ATLAS Re-
Atty CO.. ST. 3-736S; ewes. LU.
PARKLAWN--3-bedr det., brick
and frame; automatic heat; corner
' ROGER MOSS. no. 5-8o20
UN. 4-5665 Ewes. LA. 6-3e2s
Evening star., 1955-01-14
Indian Snring Club

4 BEDROOMS. modern kit. and bath
decorated. siS.5oo.
A BEDROOMS. 2, baths: 1-acre lot;
oil h.-w h, slate roof. S1a,500.
8 BEDROOMS, 2 baths; 50xI50 lot;
gas h,-w.h. $1S.750.
TO see these charming homes. Cal
LO. 5-2S00 until 8 pm,
Higgins 81 Harrison, Inc.
Realtors l06l5 Conn. Ave
Evening star., 1955-01-14
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED

Brick house, living room. dining
3 baths, Snd d.: full basement: ga
rage House Is situated On beanti-
fully planted corner lot. Priced In
the twenties. Call Mrs. Weaver.
MARSTELLER-M Nc CABE
WO. 6-1966 Evenings. AD. 4-3927
ROLLINGWOOD AREA
l-year- brick rambler; 3 bedrooms,
9 baths, huse screened porch. 2
5splssss csI snd yss ssilti1 IN 7sssaEEs $685.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
5000 Conn Ave. KE. 7-ISO0
Evening star., 1955-01-14
BRICK RAMBLER

D.
Large living room, dining ell, bed
rooms, colored tile bath, beauti-
ful kitchen. nicely equipped. full
level lot. Close to schools. A real
buy at S13, $3.50.
Charming Expansible Home
Two lovely bedrooms with full wall
sliding door closets; living room
with fireplace and fioor-to-c ceiling
picture window; spacious kitchen,
bright dining area. Stairway to
second floor suitable for two more
bedrooms. Price. S10.490.
2-BEDROOM EXPANSIBLE
home on level lot. First
floor has living room, large Kitchen,
2 bedrooms and bath: center stairs
to large End floor ready for 2 addi-
tional rooms. Full dry basement.
Price, $4,000.
WOOD COMPANY
1115S Georgia Ave, Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1955-01-14

4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
This brick Cape Cod home, In elose-in
schools: near Flower ave. CT ap-
praised Price, S17.500.
James C. Conley & Co.
ar1n % Ara III srnn It'll n.2A
Evening star., 1955-01-14

Brick Rambler-$15,8 300
Separate dining IL" table space in
kitchen. 8 bedrms. and bath: full
bsmt. GI appraised. This is q new
house ready for immediate occu-
pancy.
James C. Conley & Co.
s7I0 Ga. Ave. JU. $4,000 Til 9:30.
Evening star., 1955-01-14

EORESTyILLE EQRMER LOT I
Three years old, new-house cond. /;
,beaut. level fenced lot. gas heat.
Call Mrs. Cox, LU. 2-S136, or ST.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Nor
rill Williams of Jerome Street
have announced the coming
marriage of their daughter
Carolyn Neal, to Mr.. John
BaptiSte Epps on July s1st
at Pilgrim Congregational
church, Cambridge. Mr.. Frank
Hazel, Sr. is home from the
LMH and wishes to thank all
the friends and neighbors for
their many kindnesseS, visits
and cards. Mrs. Faucina Book
er at the N. E. hospital at
Stoneham is recovering slow
ly with limited visits advised.
Have you mailed her a cheer
full card? We wish a rapid
recovery for all our sick neigh
borS and Shut-inS. Airforce
neWlywed Cecil Isaacs left this
week for a re-aSSignment to
England where he hopes soon
to be joined by Dotty. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Mclaughlin of
Jerome street have answered
our question as to what has
happened to the old-fashion
community lawn party. The
Mclaughlin last week staged
one of the top local lawn
parties in years with balloons.
japanese lanterns (electiied)
and all the other decorations,
plus real fine food and cool
drinks for an ASSEMBLY of about
fifty invited guests, including
honored guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Mason of Harrisburg,
Penn. And Eddie Kelley, Ed
Andrews and George Willis
last week launched the first
craft of the coming Commun-
ity Boat Club. With cupboard
motor, the local sailors travel
ed both the Mystic River and
the Lakes enjoying the cool
breezeS. We hope this club
will grow and grow.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-07-16
Polio Season
DOnt'S For All

With the advent of the polio
season, Greater Boston pa
rents this week were advised
by Suffolk County Chapter
Chairman Of the National
Foundation for Infantile Par
alysis James H Connolly to
have their children observe
the polio precautions" issued
by the March of Dimes or
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-07-16
All Saints Evangelical
Lutheran Church
IS West Newfon Street

IS West Newton Street
Rev. Vernon E. Carter, Pastor
Holy Communion was served
last Sunday with Rev. Carter
preaching from the subject
"Groomed for Responsibility"
with the Young Peoples Choir
magnif1cently rendering the
music and leading the congre-
cation in the chants. Mrs. He
len Hughes rendered a solo
spiritual Rolling Through An
Unfriendly World. The All
Saints Lutheran Church mem
berS attended the Farewell
Service of the First Lutheran
Church of Boston the previous
occupants and owners of the
beautiful edifce. The Rev.
Vernon Carter and his con-
gregation were introduced by
Rev. Paul Brauer as the new
occupants of the church to
carry on the work for which
the church was built. Many
members of the First Luther
an Church wept for the plea
SAINT memories left behind and
requested to return often for
worship services of All Saints.
This request was most as
suredly granted and desired.
The First Lutheran Church
will resume services and acti-
vitieS at New England Mutual
Hall while building on Ber-
kelley and Marlborough Streets.
The All Saints Lutheran
Church will hold their Cele-
bration and Thanksgiving SER
vices on Sunday, July oath.
Schedule of Services are as
follows: IL Am. Worship Ser
vice Rev. Vernon Carriers
Celebration Sermon 1.-THE Ma
ieStic Gift; 1890 Pm. lunch
con served by the Church
Guild; $3.50 PM. sermon by
the Rev. Arne Unhjem, sub
ject "The Open Door" with
Mr.. Marvin Behren, Soloist.
Also at $3.50 service a special
choral group will give special
selections and Rev. Vernon
Carter the Liturgist. Another
important feature Of the af-
ternoon service is the rite
of confirmation for the con-
gregaticn as a whole by the
Rev. Arne Unhjem; at 4:45
PM. there will be some infor-
NAL speech making from GER
tain key people of the South
end and Roxbury areas; tbs
PM. Evening Vespers with the
Rev. Nathan Wright, Rector
of st. Cyprian Episcopal
| Church as guest preacher and
Miss Jewel Anderson major
ing in voice at Boston Univer-
Sity as a guest soloist.
A special invitation is ex-
tended to all churches ane
civic groups in Roxbury to at.
tend one or more of thes,
services. The public in gen.
eral is cordially invited. The
! pastors sermon for Sunday
July II at II Am. is "The
Uncompromising Kingdom.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-07-16
Male Nurses
May Serve On
BottIefieIds

WASHINGTON, July 9 The
use Of male nurses and medi-
cal specialists on battlefields
may soon become a reality ac-
cording to Cong. VIM. H. Bates
(R-Mass) who, is giving strong
support to H. B. 1853 which
would authorize members of
the above described groups to
he appointed as Reserve OFF,
GERS.
The proposed legislation was
approved this week by a Sub
committee of the House Armed
Services Committee and of
which Mr.. Bates is a member.
and the Salem Congressman
believes the measure will come
before the House soon.
Mr.. Bates is of the opinion
that the need for making the
change has existed for a long
time, and if approved, each Of
the three branches of the
Armed Services would be af-
fected. Although the male
members of the profession
have comparable preparation
and must meet similar quail
flcation requirements for IL
censure, the present laws per-
nit only female nurses to be
commissioned in the corps.
For many years, young men
who were registered profess
sional nurses were drafted and
assigned to duty without re-
gard for their special prepara-
ton, In some instances, young
men did not report their nurs-
ing education because they did
not wish to be assigned to
nursing duties in non-com-
miSSioned status.
The Massachusetts, Congress
man feels very strongly that
in oriental warfare women
nurses have no place near the
battlefront and bitter expert
ence he adds, has shown the
enemy ruthless and unprinci-
pied, Giving the highest credit
to the women nurses for out
standing services, the Salem.
lite adds that in a combat 81.
tuation when installation!
have to be dismsntled all il
a matter of hours, wome1
nurses do not have tn
strength to give full assistanc
| in such emergencies.
Mr.. Bates has been assure
that there are enough me
nurses in the United State
to meet the combat needs {
the Armed Services.
/
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-07-16
ST. MARK CONG.
CHURCH

Townsend St., Roxbury, Mass.
Rev. 81. Laviscount, Pastor
Sunday, July 10, at HOO
services the Rev. LaviScount
chose as the subject for his
sermon the song entitled "Wi-
ther Thou Goest I will Co.,
which is taken from the Book
OF Ruth. Ruth believed in in
tegration, she loved her re-
markable mother-in-law to an
exceeding degree, and she be-
came converted to Judaism.
These things were determin-
ing factors in Ruth's decision
to follow after Naomi. The
Soloist was Miss Josie Tres
want who sang MY Task, and
Deep River, and she rend-
cred them very sweetly.
The Annual Sunday School
picnic was held at Salem Will
lows last Saturday and it was
well attended and enjoyed by
all. The Choir will hold its
Beach Party Sunday, July IT
at Lynn Beach.
On Fathers Day, June 10,
The Americans" Worshipped
at st. Mark Church's eleven
o'clock services. This group of
men has been organized for
over 20 years, doing deeds of
kindness and spreading friend
ship throughout their commu-
nifty. Mr.. Garner, the spokes-
man for the group, made a
few remarks concerning the
Clubs history, and Mr.. Tho
mas Taylor of Maiden, pre-
Sident of the Americans, made
a monetary presentation to
the pastor, Rev. Laviscount
and the members of st. Mark
with to thank the Americans
for their kindness, it was a
pleasure and privilege to have
the group of Christian men
worship at st. Mark.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-07-16
Lou S End
By Lou Mroz
IT'S ALL IN YOUR MIND

IT'S ALL IN YOUR MIND
PSychiatry is sweeping the countryl In the old
days people used to go crazy. But now they want to
know why! The popularity of psychatrists has de-
finite effect other lines of business. heard that
on the west coast MAD Man Muntz" was planning
to give cough away with every used car.
In due time the taxi companies will probably take
advantage of the current fad through their adverts-
ing. can see it now Don't go crazy walkingl Let
us drive you'll"
Some of those psychatrists really go in for spec-
aization Thirty newly graduated psychatrsts are
planning to merge Their speciality will be treatment
of Mass Hysteria" couple OF samese twins en-
tering the profession and are making fortune with
their slogan, remember two heads are better than
one.
Not long ago heard very amusing story that
intend to repeat for its hlarity value Funny that ISL
1t seems that very well to do society lady driv
ing past mental institution when something caught
the attention of her eye Stopping the she slowly
walked towards big iron fence that closed the
world within from the world without Behind this
monStrous gate there majestcaly garden that
efforts of of the inmates. Gardens and flowers
was being kept in beautiful appearance through the
were her natural hobbies and she interested herself
enough to engage the inmate in conversation per-
tanning to the wonders of the floral world During the
course of their conversation, the inmate made
starting intelligent remarks. This prompted the
ciety lady to inquire just what caused person of his
intelligence and talents to become inmate in a
mental Institution. In relating his story, the inmate
told her that he was a very wealthy and prosperous
man but was sent here through the dirty work of his
immediate family who wanted to get his money This
story deeply touched the society matron. In turn she
connections at the State House and that she would do
all in her power to have him released He gratefully
told her that upon his release he would gladly take
of her garden and make it a thing of beauty
comparable to the job that he did at the institution
This pleased her very much and walking with conf
dence she headed for her automobile After taking
six steps towards her vehicle the inmate picked
up big rock and throwing it at her. it squarey struck
her the head with sufficient force to make her fall
to the ground Picking herself off the ground she said
why in the world aid you do that He said, "Thats
to remind you not to forget"l