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, 1955-12-03
Acting Governor
Sees Deficit Of Nedrly
Holt Million Dollors
'ChurleY's Aunt Hold
Putrons LiterullY
Rolling in Aisles

Patrons of the play Char Unless additional funds are
leys Aunt" literally rolled in raised by now and the end Of
the aisles with laughter as the fiscal year, the Govern.
the ST. Johns Players all per- ment of the Virgin Islands
formed their parts almost will run into a deficit Of about
like professionals. $465,000, Acting Governor
On both Thursday and Fri Claunch estimated recently
day nights the ST. Johns Par on the basis Of current re
ish Hall was filled to capacity ceipts.
and gave every indication Of The administration had es
having thoroughly enjoyed timated that revenue collec-
the three-act comedy which tons during the 1856 fiscal
was expertly directed by Mrs. year will total $2,894, 600. On
Margrette Hilborn. " $825,O00 had been collected
Each member of the cast up to November ], 1855 and il
played his part SO well that was estimated that another
not one could be cited for $1,6O3,OO0 would be raised by
having out-performed the 9th June 80.
erS. The Acting Governor term
DR.. Aubrey Anduze played ed the situation critical, and
the part of Charley's Aunt; said that the Governor, who
Ito Walls was Jack Chesney; is now studying the tax situa-
Toby Schoyer played the part ton will discuss his proposals
of Charles Wykeham and the to increase revenues with
man servant was Morton Ro- members of the legislature &
gers. Barbara Silvers Kitty other interested groups before
Verdun, MI. ~Spettigue's ward; calling a special session Of the
Stephen Spettigue, Of course legislature to consider amend
was none other than Cyril ments to the tax law.
Marshall; then Helen Gene -
gaia played the part Of Amy Sornuel Hennemon
spettigue, his niece; Father Well-Known Contr..
-&A 49,.
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AuroMosILfs FoR SALE

FoKD 1913 coupe; stored years.
dke hrand-nev inside and out IS
tnSpeet-, $4,000 miles. upholstery
spotieSs. orig finish. new motor;
S295. OIL. 2-9s32 after 8. -
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FORD 81

Custom Tudor: r. and b., seat COW
ers: lizht green finish; S645.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3140 Lee Hwy, Arl., Va.
IA. 2-eO02 Open Ewes. IA. 2-s9o1
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'54 FORD
$685.
No cash needed: no payment till July
For credit approval, call TU. 2-4200
BILL ROSS
S4O0 Ga. Ave. NV.

HENRY j 1851 S195
sTUDEBAKER 1850 COMMANDER,
DonoE 1s47 SEDAN $50
Others to Choose From
JOHN S. REECE
HUDSON 1850 4-dr; sed,; 2-toned
fAkoMA T S5sfs OsFearoi MFoeroRs 20 fnoTSe s4ss Piney
Branch rd.. Silver Spring, JU. g.
HUDSON 1851 Commodore sedan;
h radio. a: heater. Only s4sE. EMEssoN
q ORME Buick. 18th and M sts.
NV. DI. 7-S196.
HUDSON '52 Hornet conv.: beautiful
orig maroon finish, Hydra, /. and
h., elec. wind, Wv. tires: dual, carb.
cial at ST, ,O95. with SOS Down and
very low mo. payts. TOWN & COUN-
TRY SALES, 1886 Wis. ave. NV,
WO. 6-9400.
HUDSON So Jet 4-dr. sedan; =. and
h., dual range Hydro; S995.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
cHRYsLER-PLYMoUTH- IMPERIAL
rs Kennedy ST. NV. Tu. 1884
KAISER 1901 4-dr. sed.i piacK, y, n
and Hydra-Matic drive. $495. A.
other bargains to choose from
.TAKOMA MOTORS. S725 Piney
Branch rd.. Silver Spring, Ju. g.
KAISER 81 sedan; r. and h Hydra
Matte. black fiiifsh. Wv, tires.
$445. Car No. 50S-A. MONROE
FORD. 1887 East-West hwy, Sill.
spg., Md. Open evenings till 9. JU.
5-7S04.
KAISER 40 4-dr. sedan: light gray
finish; one owner; looks like new.
$195.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
cHRYSLER- R-PLYMOUTH-IM IMPERIAL
Is Kennedy st. NV. TU. 2-9S44
%
LINCOLN '54 Capri: red body, black
top, power steering power brakes,
all accessories: 5000 mi: ] owner:
leaving country: S2.e95. JE. g.
1886 evenings. -3
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KAISER 1851 4-dr. sed.; black, r., h.
and Hydra-Matic drive. S495; A.
TAKOMA MOTORS, S725 Piney
Branch rd.. Silver Spring, JU. s.
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KAISER 81 sedan; r; and h Hydra
$445. Car No. 50S-A. MONROE
FORD, 1887 East-West hwy, Sill
Spg., Md. Open evenings till 8. JU
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FORD SO Tudor; very low mileage
one owner. This car is like new
must see to appreciate: the buy Of
the day! S1,095. Safety tested fol
your protection; 30-day written
guarantee,
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CHRYsLER 40 Windsor sedan: IA
nous economy engine. radio. heater,
automatic transmission. seat covers,
safety wheel rims ana otneT ShIfs-
Ter features; 8 clean car ofiering
more value for your money; properly
conditioned and guaranteed; volume
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WHEELER. INC.

CHRYsLFR '54 N. Y. de luxe 4-dr ::
7. and h. power brakes and steer
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DODGE SO coronet 4-door sedan
VS.: Gyromatic. T. and h.: light
blue; one-owner car, exeep. clean
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AUroMoBIlRs FoR sALr

FORD '53 COW; r. and h.. Wv.
tires. clean throuRhout. reas. Call
10. $3.50. "A
FORD '63 Fordor sedan: Fordomatic
drive: radio and heater: real fine
carr $l.295. SILVER SPRING MO-
TOR CO., INC. 1000 E.-W. hwy.
lat Ga ave.J, sil. Spg-. Nd; JU.
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ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
CHRYsLER- ER-PLYMoUTH- IMPERIAL
4l0O Ga. Ave. IA. 9-2a0u
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wagon: has all equipment: beautiful
2-tcne hnish. 1895. CCC guar
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AUTOS. FOR SALE tcoss.I

AUIOS. FOk SAkE NSob.t
cHRYsLER 10 windsor sedan; IA
nous economy eneine- radio, heater,
automatic transmission. seat covers,
safety wheel rims and other Cnrys-
Ter features; g clean car odertng
= more value for your money properly
conditioned and guaranteed; volume
turnover price. S495.
WHEELER, INC.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 Wisconsin NV. EN-. 2-l02o
cHRYsLER '53 windsor de luxe; T.
and b; power steerins' looks ike
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
LER-PLYMoUTH- IMPERIAL
4lOG Ga. Ave. ia. 9-2aOu
CHRYsLER '54 N. Y. de luxe 4-dr.
+: and III power brakes and steer
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
CHRYsLER-PLYMo IMPERIAL
400 Ga. Ave. IA. D-2AOu
cHRYsLER 81 Imperial s-passeneeI
limousine; black; fully equipped, in
buy s at 4 sT .oa5. ccc suarantee
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1892 22nd ST. ". ST $500
CHRYsLER 81 Imperial SO" hard
Wv. tires. 1895 BELL MOTORS.
5000 Wis. ave. NV Wo. $4,000.
CHRYsLER '5a convertible. Beautiful
sn9omse saR Slaes 'Gn frsnsnsson aafG and sfitsF @
EMERSON & oRME lBnick). 1889
Pa. ave sc. Ii. 3-2400.
CHRYSLER 1883 Newport hardtop;
immaculate inside and out; beauti-
full 2-tone gray; fully equipped with
clean. s1.5s7. EMERSON, 4 oRME
IBuick). 1889 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii. B.
CHRYsLER 1852 2-door sedan; Q
ers, power steering and automatic
EMERSON d oRME Buick, 18th
and M SITS. NV. DI. 7-S196.
cHEYsLER oda windsor HaG;n and smart SesF
er. This PARTICULAR car is really a
good value. Priced in the lower
AKERs oLDsMoBIE-cAD1LLAc,
DE soTo 81 custom club coupe: 90
S75 actual miles by one owner; au-
tomato transmission, de luxe heater
and defroster, turn signals, stop and
back UP lights; motor and entire
car in excellent condition. See Mr.:
CHAPMAN; GHAdt Mayfowef oarase' l.o5
DE soTo "a Firedome VS. convert
iblc;, red with black top. red and
black leather interior. PowerFlite
Transmission; radio radio, and sne -. heater, ann
tinentai rear, genuine wire wheels,
Double Eagle white-wall tires: orig
inal cost. 81. 420; our price, So .495.
SILVER SPRING MOTOR CO, INC,
1909 East-West hwy, JU. 9-4560.
DE SOTO so
Custom VS. club coupe: striking Cult
2-tone green interiors, compl.
drive; 1887 actual sdan IN miles ss,rsg Sg u ]
guar. Reg. price. S1.595. Reduced
for sale to only S1.145
OLMSTEAD MOTOR co.
virginia's Largest olds Dealer
DODGE 1852 Coronet sedan: beautiful
dark green: fully equipped: very
Ss47' EMERSON 4 oRME tBui1cKJ,
LIN and M sts. NV. ". I-SlSo:
light green. fully equipped, very
clean. thoroughly reconditioned only
S697. EMERSON g. ORME tBUICKl
18th and M SITS. NV, DI. 7-S196.
DODGE 1853 Coronet club coupe; p
tone finish. new-car look. A real
value. Has heater, Gyromatic and
Wv. tires: S1.275. AKERS OLDS-
MOBHE-CADILLAC. OV. 3-0350.
DODGE '52 4-dr.: f1uid-drive; $500.
HORNER'S BUICK, 3S29 MINI. ne.
LU. l-9226. .
DODGE '53 Coronet 4-dr..: auto.
trans, r. and h: beaut. 2-tone ivory
and blue. low MI. one owner: 81 .095.
MANN MOTORS, INC. (Olds.l. 5000
18th st. IA blk. W. intersection Ga.
ave.-E.-W. hwy.), Silver Spring, JU.
5-61S6.
DODGE 1853 4-dr. Meadowbrook: per-
feet cond.; one owner: $1,000. EN-.
3-1f15. 5
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equipped. 81 445. TEMPLE MOTORS.
1915 DtaRonal rd.. Alex Va. KI s.
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1ACllyOI1-1 GIN S1lCtIOlCL
3l40 Lee Hwy, Arl., Va.
IA. 2-e002 Open Ewes. IA. 2-99o1
FORD '55 Country Sedan station
tone aish aai a sss3ent sS5 cce es'aiq! auagl
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1922 22nd ST NV. 81. 3-2oOt
FORD 81 Country Squire wagon;
equipped with radio. heater. Fordo-
matte drive. 3 seats: low-mileage
car. very clean interior; carries s
WHEELER, INC.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1900 Wisconsin NV EN-. 2-I020
FORD 1852 Custom .s',,:: RADIO,
RMERsoS RRsasis seat e0TsEi oRME only BUCK, Ssk
1888 Pa. ave. Sc, LI.|3-240O.
FORD 1851 Tudor; black finish; ra-
dio and heater: seat covers: very
clean: thoroughly reconditioned; only
1922. EMERSON & oRME tBuICKj.
ING TO 90 WITH PLENTY OF
ZIP: S795. five dollars 1851 down;
beautiful midnight blue finish.
sToHLMAN cHEyRoLET TRIPLE
GUARANTEE Call AID. 2-s722, ask
across from new-car showroom, 33rd
:sERV1cEMEN |" i FINANCED. i ii 81 pj ~
FORD "a Fordor Custom VS.: I'm
READY TO 60 TO THE KEN
TT9CKY TTthS. De DERBY li SATURDAY: I, MAY W J
hve dollars t$5l down: sun gait
sToHL%AN Hei Wan casvRoLET ciSasF oas TRfPIE iPnf
GUARANTEE. Call AID. 2-S722 and
ask for. Bill Sehrus. on the open lot
across from the new-car showroom,
Dm 4qd sERvrcEMRS 4 e: EN- FfNAEcEp AN: b
FORD '53 Victoria: equipped with
Fordomatic. radio, heater. signal
lights, Wv. tires; / owner: car in
sgooS GO S. eond Dtplomat leaving town,
tween 10 and 81; HU. $4,000, EXT
FORD '5i convertible; red duel ex-
haust, custom grille; $3.50 or best
offer. OIL. 6-7576 after pm.
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FORD '53 Tudor; very low mileage,
one. one owner. sg This car is like new,
the dayl 81 ,os5. Safety M tested ' for or
your protection; 3o-day written
guarantee.
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
WIS. AND ELLICoTT ST. NV.
KE. 7-l30S, 80. Closed suns.
FORD '53 convert; r. and h., Wv.
tires; looks and runs like new;
81 495, S95 with SIN. mo- pymt.
TOWN a. COUNTRY SALES, 1896
Wis. ave. NV. WO. 6-94O0.
FORD 81 VS. Tudor: light grey. r.
and h.. cd. very clean. mechan-
ieally excellent. OIL. 2-93S9.
FORD 81 VS. Tudor: light gray; r,
Fordor 3-seat station wagon; heater.
turn signals, Wv. tires: $1,695
81, spg.. Md. JU. 7-7ssS.
FORD 1858 Fordor sedan: orig.
owner. Best offer above 5000. Cali
FoRD 1852 Tudor sedan; r. and h.,
BENNY MOTORS. ies6 N 4. I. 'Gss. ave.
ne. LA. $4,000. -6
FORD latest 194s convert. 5-pass.
club coupe; r. and h.. new top, Wv.
tires. rebuilt motor, Columbia rear,
octane selector, beautiful through
out. SIS down. 1920 Wilson blvd.
IS
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CHRYSLER '52 convertible. Beautiful
tan. black top; radio and heater.
automatic transmission. Sl.I97.
EMERSON g. ORME Buick. 1889
Pa. ave. Sc. Ii 3-2400.
Smyrna times., 1955-09-08

son, brothers of Mrs. Conaway
and Miss Mason Miss Frances
Amos, of Metuchen, NJ. was the
weekend guest of her uncle, Har-
ry B. Amos and family.-Mr. Mel
son Jones has purchased from Mr..
William Jones the dwelling locat-
ed at the corner of Highland Av-
enue and Duck Greek road.-Sgt.
and Mrs. William r. Carrow are
occupying their home on N. Rod
ney Street, following his trans
fer from Langley Field. Va, to
the Dover Air Force Base.-Pfc.
and Mrs. Thomas Kelley will cele-
brate their first wedding annivers-
ary on Sunday, September IL, at
their home in Columbus, Ga. Pvt.
Smyrna times., 1955-09-08
CLAYTON

EwelTs-St. Paul Church Notes
Sunday, September IL is the
third Sunday in Kingdomtide. The
theme around which the work of
the Church will be centered this
year is Christ for Every Life and
All of Life. The minister's SER
mon at eleven will be THE Whole
Story."-In the evening at seven,
youth 1913 will meet in Fellow
ship Hall for their first Autumn
meeting.-The Church Calendar
lists the following: Friday, Sep
tember 9, at 8 pm, the Sunshine
Glass will meet at the home of
Mrs. Bertha Sevil.-Monday, Sep
tember II, at pm, the Friendly
Fellows Bible Glass will meet at
the home of Mr.. Charles Pryor
Wednesday, September IA, at 7:30
pm, the Junior Choir will meet
in the Sanctuary. = Wednesday,
September IA, at 8 p.m., the Offic-
ial Board will meet in the Church
Parlor.-The annual Homecoming
at Blackiston's Church will be
held on Sunday afternoon, Sep
tember 18, at 2:30. The Rev. Ed
win Thomao, of Odessa, will be
the guest minister. The Devotion
al Reading for Today: The light
of the righteous rejoices, but the
lamp of the wicked will be put
out. Prov. 1879. (R.S.V.)
Items-The Clayton Home DEM
onstration Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Edward Wright,
Friday afternoon, September 8, at
1:3O. Miss Charlotte Swanson
will be present and her topic for
the session will be Partners Talk
1t Over Miss Ruth Mason of
Philadelphia is spending a two
week vacation with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis c. Conaway.-Eddie Tucker
and Oliver Ford attended the Ma
tional Aircraft Show at the Inter-
national Airport, in Philadelphia,
on Sunday.-Birthday congratula-
tions to ]. George Knots. on Sun
day last, and Preston Knight, on
Saturday next. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis C. conaway and guest,
Miss Ruth Mason, from Philadel-
phia, motored to Franklin City,
Va, on Saturday for a visit with
Mr.. George and Mr.. Orlando Ma
Smyrna times., 1955-09-08
TO OBSERVE
HOME WEEK
coatnued from PAGE one

feel new industry will be attract
ed to the First State" the chief
executive concluded.
The proclamation follows:
Whereas, in recent years the
Home Builders of Delaware have
produced high volume of new
homes for our citizens; and
Whereas, our cities have grown
new communities have been
built-and the opportunity to en-
joy the benefits derived from home
ownership have been extended to
more and more people each year,
bringing us many new families to
the state; and
Whereas, it is fitting that Della
ware should give recognition to
the improved living conditions
provided by the Home Builders in
our state who have made possible
this increase in home ownership;
and
Whereas, home ownership is one
of the foundations of good citizen
ship and provides a most desir-
able environment for the future
citizens of our communities; now
Therefore, I, j. Caleb Boggs, Gov
ernor of the State of Delaware,
being aware of the continuing ef-
forts of our Home Builders in
providing new homes for all of
our people, do hereby proclaim
The week of September 10-1S,
1855 as
NATIONAL HOME WEEK
I call upon the citizens of our
state to share in this observance
particularly marking the signifi-
cant contribution of our Home
Builders which has assisted us in
reaching new population nights,
Smyrna times., 1955-09-08

Kelley is with the U. S. Army
stationed at Fort Benning. Mrs.
Kelley will be rememberd as Miss
Verma Doris Naylor.-Miss Mar
lene Castleman, of Morrisburg,
Ontario, Canada, left for home on
Tuesday after a several weeks
visit with Miss Lois Cole.-Miss
Ruth Ann Sylvester, Miss Patsy
Potts, Miss Evelyn Robinson, and
Miss Elaine Carey made a pre-
school shopping trip to Whining
ton on Friday last.-A birthday
for Michael LaRue Haley, one
year old on Saturday, September
3.-Rock-a-bye baby, Helen Made
line, a pound, 4 ounce bundle of
joy, to Mr.. and Mrs. Obie Greg
Smyrna times., 1955-09-08

day on Sunday with conwell Bud
dy' Simpler, with the u. S. Army
at Fort Jackson, S. c., home on
weekend pass; Corp. Tommy Cum
nirgham, Marine Corps, home;
Robt. Bobby Morris, u. S. Navy,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs.Wilson Turn
er, and Sgt. William R. Carrow,
Air Force, with family, visiting
Mr.. Ralph Carrow, and grand
mother, Mrs. Mamie Boggs.
The weakly wit: A summer re-
Smyrna times., 1955-09-08

ory, at the Kent General Hospital
on Friday, September End. Mrs.
Gregory is the former Miss Betty
Langrell.-Mr. L and Mrs. Clarence
ONeal and Benny and Roddy, at
tended the National Aircraft show
at International Airport, Phila-
delphia, on Sunday, where a sim
ulated atomic bomb explosion
was detonated in front of $4,000
spectators during mock assault.
1t looked like Armed Service
Smyrna times., 1955-09-08
FARM PEOPLE ARE ASKING? I?
Continued From Page Ten

the one who actually farms the
land is self-employed.
There are other family arrange
ments in relation to social secur-
ity coverage for farm work. I
shall discuss them in my next
article.
Smyrna times., 1955-09-08

and through whose efforts we feel
new industry and new citizens will
be attracted to the First State
Smyrna times., 1955-09-08

sort is where many gals go to en-
joy the wonders of nature-MEN.
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CAPITAL
INVESTMENTS

tI0 provide 2s,soo new lob.. s4..esl

IS; us. Dept. Of Commerce, Bureau OF the Census
Unemployment Compensation Comm, Monfsna
National Association Of Manufacturers
The Sidney herald., 1955-10-06

corporate and individual income
taxes is achieved.
The NAM tax plan, labeled ga
tax program for economic growth
would bring tax relief to all per-
sons having a taxable income of
over $4,000 a year.
Montana's population began its
substantial rise in the 1910 dec
ade, when the states number in
creased from 559,456 to 591,O2
By mid-1954, the states popu-
lation had increased to 628, 900
and its labor force numbered
253, 900.
The population of the other
Northwest states is increasing as
well, the NAM said.
The NAM report expects the
population of the other Northwest
states to grow, between 1854 and
1865, as follows:
Oregon, 1,639,OOO to 2,187,OOO or
Washington, 2,540,0 900 to
3.244, 900 or 27.7%; Idaho, 615,O00O
to 500 10000 or 1879.
The Sidney herald., 1955-10-06
Vets Mail Bag
New Type Program Started
In VA Domiciliary Homes

"a
Veterans Administration has
launched a program of planned
living to rehabilitate the aging
and aged veterans in its domi-
ciliary "homes." The new pro-
gram was placed in effect al
Camp White, Oregon, and 16
other similar installations thru
out the nation, housing approx
mately $1,000 veterans.
The new program is another
phase of VAS many-sided attack
on the growing problem Of pro-
viding the type of medical and
domiciliary care for aging and
aged veterans that will best en-
able them to lead useful happy
lives with the maximum free
dom from disqualification.
The new program, said E. K.
Kicker, manager of the VA
Domiciliary at Camp White, is
designed to rehabilitate as many
domiciliary members as possible
to enable them to again become
productive citizens in home town
communities.
For those who are not suscept-
Idle to this advanced type of
rehabilitation, Kicker said, the
The Sidney herald., 1955-10-06

program is designed to enable
them to enjoy the remaining
years of their lives more fully
with security and dignity.
Domiciliary members r dis
abled veterans who are so in
capacitated that they are IN
able to earn a living, but do
not require full-time nursing OF
hospital are. Most domiciIiary
members are in the older age
brackets.
The new program has three OBJ
jectives:
1. To provide a place where
eligible disabled veterans can
live under conditions which will
promote their health and con-
tentment.
2. To furnish authorized ar
ticles and services which they
are unable to provide for them
Ives, including necessary m-ese
selves, including necessary medi-
cal care and disqualification.
8. To institute rehabilitation
measures so as to enable each
disabled veteran to return to his
community or where this is not
possible, to function at maximum
capacity in domiciliary status.
The heart of the program is an
activity planning board which
will draft an individual plan for
each member. This daily plan of
living will be based upon a full
medical evaluation and will be
supplementary to prescribed med
ical care.
The medical evaluation will
have a two-fold purpose: (1) to
determine the need of a health
maintenance program for each
member SO as to prevent or re-
tard physical or mental d~eterior-
alton which would require more
intensive medical care or hospital
lzation later on, and (2) to es-
tablish the physical and mental
capacity of each member for con-
assignments. :
For certified selected members.
VA paid employment will be pro-
Vlded primarily as a part of a re-
laDlhtatlon program for building
;elf-reliance.
VA said members will be en-
outraged to apply for member
obs in which they have had
previous experience or for which
hey may become qualified thru
raining.
While they are working in these
obs they will be known as mem
'er-employees. They will continue
o live in the domiciliaries as
The Sidney herald., 1955-10-06

A population of 500, 900 and a
labor force of $780, 900 by 1865
spells out opportunity for the state
and its citizens, the NAM report
pointed out.
However" the NAM report
warns, "Such an increase in popu-
lation. and labor force brings re-
possibilities as we'll as opportuni-
ties. The expected increase in the
labor force of 26,40O additional
workers by 1865 will require the
capital investment of some S318,-
100000 to provide these new
workers with jobs"
The NAM stated that it takes
an average of $4,000 to create a
single job in industry today.
present federal tax laws.
which can take up to 52% of a
corporations income and up to
of an individuals income.
don't leave sufficient capital in
the hands of business firms and
individuals to allow for saving
and investing. 1t is this saving
ndanSvei
and investing that makes Jobs"
the NAM explained.
The NAM has recently COM
a tax program which
would reduce proportionately all
brackets above the basic rate
until a ceiling of $50 in both
The Sidney herald., 1955-10-06

car, dismounted, and said, "Par-
don me, but can l be of any as
sistance?"
The man laid down his tire tool
and taking the new arrival by the
arm he walked him out of earshot
of the woman.
"You certainly can help me
friend" he replied thankfully
"My wife here has a very decided
view as to how this job should
be done. If you will just talk to
her and divert her attention until
I get this tire changed, I shall be
eternally grateful"