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1t to these other bills.
@. CMerriman Smith, United
Press) - Mr.. President, in the
light of what you have just
said. how, then, do you feel
about your goal as you an
nounced in your state-of the
Union Message of achieving a
tax reduction In 1856?
The President-As you know,
through the efforts of reducing
taxes, governmental expendi-
lures. l talked to you a while
ago, we returned last year to
the people the greatest tax re-
duction in history, $7.6 billion.
With the increased confidence
brought about to business, to in
vestors, to purchasers, to every
body else, we have a very healthy
upswing, uptufn, in our economy.
We hope that will continue. We
hope to continue to reduce ex-
penditures. We hope that gross
national product will continue to
go up, and with no higher taxes
we will probably, and believe we
can, get to the point that we
can return some more in 1856.
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In the last two years. the cost
of living has varied less than
one-half of one per cent. From
1889 to 1858. the dollar went
from 100 cents to So cents. It is
that kind of thing that must be
stopped If we are to preserve
the principles on which this
country was established. 1t is
based on a free economy. which
in turn is based on a stable dol
lar, which in turn is more i'm
portant to all low income and
fixed income groups than it is
to rich people.
Rich people can buy equities.
can afford to invest in equities,
and as the dollar goes. cheapens,
the amount of dollars that they
have invested goes UP and up.
But the fixed income group, the
man who is buying an insurance
policy, I repeat. or looking for
ward to living on his pension, is
the one that is hurt.
We simply cannot have this
kind of thing in responsible
Government. j.
Now, I might remark that
obviously these people have put
this $2.3 billion reduction in a
tax bill ostensibly with a for
increasing in an amount that
will keep this $2.8 billion for
us in the belief that it cannot.
then. anything be done about 1t.
I say If this thing is to be
tested in the Congress - and
I admit. of course, they have
the perfect right to do it-let
them dc it on their own-on
its own merits, and not attach
Evening star., 1955-02-24

delicious .. softer than ever before!
For that something new at all your meals for
sandwiches and snacks, hop on the County Fair
band wagon.
Join the army of Washington housewives who buy
and love old fashioned COUNTY FAIR BREAD.
Look for the sparkling yellow wrapper and the
famous brand name-County Fair It's fresh at your
grocer's right now buy some today!
- The County Fair Bakers
Evening star., 1955-02-24

IT'S ALL OVER TOWN and you're still
shouting! New County Fair Bread, that isl In grocery
stores in thousands of homes on thousands of
tables all over Washington!
New County Fair. Bread-in the gay new yellow
wrapper has started more talk than an Embassy
Ball. And for good reason! Number one .. it has a
flavor that's out of this world! The kind of fine,
homemade flavor that always took first prize at
the old-fashioned county fairs" ga.
Number two :. 70 now Super Soft tender, more
Evening star., 1955-01-20
COOP. APIS. FOR SALE
APARTMENTs WANTED

WHO WANTS TENANTsp
have good tenants for furn. and
vunfurn; apts; IN D; G.. at reas.
Evening star., 1955-01-20

E.ARoE GARDEN APTs.. j ana 3
bedrooms. $3.50 and see SO ui.
One block to ahopping center,
schools: newly redec.s fast direct
trarsp.. downtown D. c.. 53rd pl.
and Defense hwy, DladensburE. Nd.
Res Mgr. Wa. 18TH.
Meurilee Arms AptS.
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HOUSES 10 SHARE

YOUNG LADY wishes share houss
RES. eSahaSssd. K % No Y 7.ical t '.osa esga
MAN, white. viii share home In de-
sirAble NV. area: ssle, beds for 3
soneeniai persons; maid service. RA.
3-413S. ewes. ---21
GEORGKTOWN--i giri 10 share
house with 5 other Girls; eollefe
grad under 70 pref. AD. 4-eosf.
= to 3 pm. go
C0I0RED---M0THER. 2 dauGhters
MI wv snsrs nsis,lsss. aosss I'm sirls upper
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

ARL., Si8 Q. Iryina--2-bedrm.. semi
det, brick avail, now. II not open.
call occouuan wal 67-J-2. 20s
4 GIRLS--3722 N. II. ave. NV, on
Ga. ave-. 8 rms, bath. 8 bedrms,:
Si26 incl heat utils. RA, 6-2036,
FuRN. .UNFURN.-ya. Forest, p. C.:
ial, ideal entertain, children. Avail,
Feb. Il long lease. JE. 4-1497, ---2S
N.W.--3-bedrm. brk,, newly dec: iiv.
din. rms: gas h,.w,h.. incl. pehs. I:
sar.' transp. $3.50 mo. LA. 0-l4h5.
sILvER SPRING = s-bedrm. house,
$40; 2-bedrm. house. $3.50. Both
completely furn.; very clean; ready
tmmed.. conv., el0se-in fleiGhbor-
hoods. OIL. -4-6425. --2I
BkTHESDA---Nicely furn. brick Co
lonial, mr.. Health and Naval Ned.
LOVELY FuRN 2-bedrm. house, Ii
n, Arl.; close to Hecht's shop. ctr.
sehQcll $l25. ia. s-2422. --23
CMEyERLY. MD. - 3-bedrni. brick.
ih baths; garage; 'Ty; near wash
1aitipo5e ag .5syy. gEyy.i $3.50; ayaL. Eeb'
RICHLY FuRNIsHED country villa,
IN Clinton. Nd; very reasonable
HasR9 fss z rA6s gTSbsr ME isnsns snd4ssP Pnons s
ARLINGTON FOREST. 40 N. Column
titully furnished; lovely yard. trees.
$3.50 per month. AsK-Uss REALTY
ALBEMAREE 81. N.w.--riye bed
rooms. ! baths, iafse living Tns..
dining rm., kit; very. beautifully
and completely furnished. $3.50 mo.
I. IT. GRAvATTE, Reaftor. Ma.
s.E.. nr. H., Andrews Pisld--Tyo bedrms, {;
mod. furn.i auto. washer: heat;
ccsyfsIfsf ssRsss if sisS Nv Ri scT sSts blocks s
west Of Dupont Circie--5 bedrms..
. baths; suitable for several bache-
lo5s ,,,aoss cT ssehfie5 ssEls Esnsab ass.
Q730i ewes. and week ends, DE.
2-b066.
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sosSal osSl0NStdSssiESdSRon n cssisoi dsSReoasSA5B SA5B'Ms A..
LOUIS RUDDEN. EX. SsB707
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Rentals Wanted

Let us manags your property ana
.ssS ns vcoa eon5 sse fs5ss .sn e s..y. ySs
phone XXI. N.99ll.
AL BAKER n SON, NC.
Iis o. 81. Asaph g.. Aiss.. VI,
Evening star., 1955-01-20
MT. PLEASANT

1909 KENYON ST, NV.
g. bedrms., q baths, 2-car gar. auto.
beat beat sEs ssIcaI, Al hss 2-ssaTIs, ssssasTI1s,,rlsPs sPs
$175 Der mo. For appt. % inGpees
sall BOSS q PHELPS, INC. Ma.
COLORED--I600 nix, or IsI 81,
N.E.--3 bedrms,, 2 kits. hardwood
floors, automatic Gas heat; nT.
schools and transp. RE. 7-20o7. % Z
coioRE21--HAvE oIRE21HAvE SIX 9 and rn.
unfurnished houses for rent. Also
sptSa $50 and up per mo. RI.
coIdopRsktp--iss4 coLuMsil In,
N.W.--open. Possession FEB. !. 10
beat, $3.50. short OF ions tern. iesss.
Ma. e-e433. Ewes. RA. 3-7a0d.
c9L9REp-aels GEoealA .xyE
h.-wh.; 500 mo-. heat included.
cs1epnsD:s,: cSes 5es. "a sFgssSs95A g.,E's az y "
II 3.0aTT =
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Fairfax village Apts.

Complete ahcpping center, post once,
laundromat and other facilities on
gfourds.
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HOUSES wANTfD 70 RENT

PROFESSIONAL C0UPLE, 8 smaii
sslla.rssI,; sls..ssd need ED s:bedrocIn hess.: sn-
peTtatiQn, Call CO. b-31De day.
LAkCk s-bkDRM. ynfurnishsd RI ram.
bier. must be On level street: win
shildren; N eood neiRhborhood. DR.
rND0kksiHN DIPLOMAT fsanirss h
unfurn. house. bedfma., 3 baths,
garAge. yard and eony. loc.: e1TB.
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APrs. UNFURNIshEp-MD.

APIS. AVAILABLE AT cOBTR TER,
/. 51O0 Defense hwy. Bladensburg,
Md Next schools and shopping cen
ter; bus stop ct door. WA. 7-2f6S,
NEAR ANDREWS--LiyinS I'm, bed
rm,, dinette. kit. bath: fenced yard.
sIIvER sPRNG. s4s Ronitsnt-lst Is
rin. ne. kit. Incl. porch. bath.
Imnaed. occup. $50. Ju. 5-4554.
asoe EMERSON ST.. HyattsyilIe-1-
bedrm. apt: redec. See janitor "
oH 5sms; apt; or call 70; 2,s7s35 2;5. +. sI -dsn
apts.: two bedrms.. SS5; q. bedrms..
SOS; incl. all utils. Near school. bus.
SILVER sPRiNG--i .bedrm. apis. in
Sligo Creek Park; large rooms and
closets: parking and laundry facil-
tiles; newly decorated; on busline;
$50. inc: Ltils. .JU, 5-7404, go
liv, rm.. kitchen comb; adults only;
incl. heat. Apply Mr.. GEM1ILL,
WA ?-l221 30
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BVsINEss oPPoRTUNiTiEs

oEScEsf asS' gs|., sTcEES:mPl.s; ~, EssS: n
waxTxD-Prisate invss,er y ssy
ysTy stirae. diseogsls. r. D. Boa
TYSaalisAiEaE Tlsalis Asl'fAs0p p,ss;oEis -os,s is..-
ssIy 1000 r.ssSsairsd. cwkEk "
stssifsk sFAEIoE ges sAlE-S.s
~, 1s0z20 a1g tine. IA -
tcontinasd % nsxt passj
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcsai.l


sILEKR sRRENG-chArming. spacious
Term. 3ybath Colonial; attfaetiveiy
furnished: al modern equipment:
large lot: garAee; quiet street; 5000
month. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
Ma S-1l66 Eves.. EM. 3-1760.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS AREA--3 bed
rms. 1 - baths; conveniently located
to Boiling Fieldi nr. large. shopping
center. For further Inflammation.
cali 10. s-o1sl. -26
on Wilson lane--3-
hedrm. modern rambler, rec. fm. with
Arepi.. ser. porehs Feb j: $1S5.
OIL. 2-s22i. oL. sz-4452. --2e
1881 SAVANNAH PL. ST.. mod. =
bedrm. brk.: fenced I'd; front porchs
di1hWasher. Sl2o. INVESTOR SERv-
ICE OIL. 4-2046. ST. 3-117S. --26
We sPEcIALIzR m RENTALS
Eethesda--3 hedrms. baths. at
rm. and BATH 5000,
MAL0RA r. CHRISTIAN. INC.
1906 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-2923
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NEW

House close In Silver sprins, nr. ell
schools, shopping and trensp.; con.
s,ssSssn slstiSns q d iiy1nT pa%d.r rrr, dining m.
3 bedrms and bath, 2nd: full bsint.b
outside entrance, only S12B per moi
available Immediately.
James C. Corlley & Co.
s71o Ga. Ave. JU. $500 til l;3o
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WHEATON, bedroom. 2-bath large
brick Cape Cod Full basement.
Sl1.T50 Gil or conventional. GIDEON
C Johnson IO 4-1N1I Ii
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A most livable and immac. Colo
NAL we've seen in years: LIST n. liv.
rm., din. rm.. kit. paneled den and
nice bedrms,, and Ice bath: rec. rm
in full bsmt. But this isn't half the
story Come out and see all the
extras. Priced at S2l $50 and owner
says sell. FRANK S. PHILLIPS, OIL,
p-ynOG. eVps OI i.51On IA
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NEAR BARNEY CIRCLE

Groom red tapestry Colonial brk.,
as modern as tomorrow! Has knotty-
pine recr. room, fenced yard. extra
full bath, and any number of other
nice features. Priced right with
good financing. For info. or to in
spect, call Ii. 3-040S or LU. 1-7730.
BRISTOL REALTY
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NEW HANDLERS
,OLORED-DETACHED BRICK

18th and Upshur: attractive 6-rm.
brick; > baths, plus bsmt. apt: Den.
powder rm.. 2-car brick gar. Price
CARR, Elk. 3-7400, AID. 4-S05O.
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CONTINUED on next pace
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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.W.

COL0RED-SELL OR RENT; 469 {
st. s,w.-6 rooms. modern: recondi.
toned. Will accept trade $3.50
LU. 3-Si23. Open Saturday anc
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section--4 bedrms., :. baths, split
level rec. rm. with firepl. mos,
old; owner transferred; CT loan now;
SlS.6O0: will sell for $4,000, plus
closing cost; avail. June / shown by
appt. only. VIII. 6-66S0 is
SILVER SPRlNG-Near Sligo Golf
Course; attractive brick Cape
Cod, 3 bedrms,, IA baths, screened
porch. shady rear yard. Mr.. schools
and transp. BY OWNER, JU. 7-5129.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AMER. U. PARK AREA bedroom;
pre-war brick Colonial. ike new,
large corner lot. patio, det brick
garage, rec. rIn., many extras Slg.-
Western ave OPEN Sat. and Sun.
IL to Il. OWNER, OIL. 2-9074. 10
BETHESDA. 1907 Rosedale ave-
Rambler: 3 bedrms.. > baths. living
room, dining room. modern Kitchen
recreation room on first floor; base
ment and gsrage. Conveniently To-
and transportation. Lot 70x120.
Priced, $4,000. Directions: Out
Wisconsin ave. to Rosedale ave,
right to property. Open l to 8 on
Sunday. BOWLING & GARDINER.
OIL. 4-h07G. OIL 4-h22A
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custom-built. has lots
space to build another housed, 6
rm6.. bath, sleeping porch. front and
Tear porcheS, storm windows, hot
water heat, oil burner. 2-cAE buiIt-in
RaIage and 2-car Oct. garage Priced
under $4,000. Easy walk to Paul
Jr. high school, Coolidge and eIe-
meutaTy schools
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HOUSES for SALINE. (cont. }

C0LoREDza:o0 BLOCK RAND
thousands on this immaculate s.
T plsee mffonFS at hGme 81 fa s6DroRs sd
SI4.375; s7G0 down. Cali III 3
P,nalv;ts w w 7-39oo' ROBERT s..
coLoRED aelo CENTRAL AVE.
N.E.-Open today. 1880 to 6 pm.
Beautiful detached home, large lot.
modern in every particular; rea-
rent. Mrs Andrews, Ii. 3E4ia3,
PAHsoUAL REALTY CO, Ex. g.
CoLORED-S5OO DOWN-open Sun
day. to. y. 4516 Foote ST. broom
semidetacRed brick, large yard. gas
heat fun Basement. NO. 7-70S2. Lu.
COLORED-RNER TERRACE-33a2
3, rms; brick, full bsmt., modern
AZ CT loan. DEMATATis REALTY
CO., ST. 1861, RIA. 6-2S7S. -15
COLORED-6I7 X ST. N.E.--Beauti-
full ,6-room home, front and rear
RbG psk S ca awh exc tY 9sm ro3d ssT
Price, ST 900. Cash above first
trust; JOE CURTo REALTY, Ii.
G-ISO0. ia
CoLoRED-7so 18th ST. N.E.-s3oo
down; 8 large rooms. gas heat. Price
Si0,950. JOE CURTO REALTY. Ii.
COL0RED-NEAR NEW Providence
Hospital. ? Ledrms. and bath, End
f.; liV-dining rm., powder rm.. kit.
LIST f.: finished rec. rm.; front porch
inclosed with jalousies. cor. house,
Ice. lot. ideal for dr. or dentist. BY
OWNER, LA. 6-6497. is
COLORED - WIDE AVE. . apis. /:
rec. rm.,. oil heat, 3 porches: lge.
front and rear yards. Ii. 3-26S0
COLoRED - sEMIDET BRICK; Q
complete apis: liv. rm.. bedrm., din
kit, tiled bath, h.-w.h. hardwood
fls.: S13,950; Sl,750 On. Immediate
possession, AID. 4-4193, 0 am
9 pm. lis
D-WOODRIDGE, D. C.
Let me tell you about this 4-bedrm.,
2-bath. Diet. home, on a nice lot
facing. park. NJ. B. Weaver, Wo,
MARSHALL J. MAPLE co.
1924 l4th st. NV. AID 4-2o05
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COLORED-S1 600 DIN.
COLORED-NON-VETS
READ EVERY WORD!
$500 DOWN PAYMENT
2-FAMILY APT HOUSE


11IO H Street SE-Appt. only. .
apartments, completely equipped,
with separate entrances front and
rear. Each has living room, dining,
kitchen, bedroom (cool side. north.
luxurious black tile bath Swell
closets, big picture windows: first
floor apartment includes stairway to
pine-paneled heated recreation room
with built-in bookcase. a desk-bar.
big closet. and-HOW ABOUT THIS
a daddy's workshop level with yard
and convenient to mowers and tools.
Both kitchens have built-in break
fast bars Second foor has brand
new 1854 electric refrigerator. First
floor has a good one. All windows
have been painted. More painting
going on Large yard completely
Anchor fenced Rear ward has ap-
pie and cherry trees. lilacs. azaleaS.
roses, cversreens. and English ivy.
You will vote this home the most
attractive Of all you've looked att
Oh, yes! Hot-wateE gas heat. Price.
Sl5,250. Rental potential, $3.50 per
month Monthly payment-call me
for surprise.
Mr.. TAYLOR. OIL. 4-346e
IA
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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.
BOILING D-BELLEyUE ARE

FIELD -BELLEVUE AREA
all conveniences; GI-FHA financine
available. See our large selection
MARSHALL J. MAPLE Co. 1924
BR tiS 81. R R;T; AR t-2oo3r oso CT
tanning lge., liy. rm.. full din. rm.,
biz, kit, 3 bedrms., full bsmt.. par
tally I'M; price subj. to VA sp-
praisal. Call Mr.. King, JU. 9-O4a7
ALDEN PROPERTIES, INC, Ma.
90 AZ: -l6
CAPITOL HILL-4-bedroom "-bath.
brick, semidetached. 10. S-64I&.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. 1908 eth St
bet;. vac s.o rms MS bath, gas h.5w.h..
CORP c5i O ST :5.eaI sRESs REALTY hIG
CORAL HILLS-Owner will sell attr.,
3-bedrm; det brk. for less than
appraisal value. EN-. 2-S34g. If
DE LUXE, under con-
struction: custom built, spacious 8
and din. rm,, kit, with dinette
Conv. parochial and public schools
shopping ana transp. Bargain al
SS3,5qQii LoYY6oLA, my. 4 REAL
L 6ST t Bow sS3OGG mi Ntt49oi n5
below CT appraisal: only 81 800
Nice community, excel. schools
shopping .transp. l6lS Fl, Dupont
ST., Sc. LOYoLA INV. & REAL Est.
LIVE RENT FREE and nd sraciously-
G1 can buy for so down and, live
duplex. Fenced yard with huge
trees. off-Street parking. Daylight
ground level basement which has
paneled recr. I'm. which can be con
IMMACULATE. with, l bedrm;, full bath
md floor rented for $50 per mo.
waich should cary all payments
on first trust; GI approved, only
so down. approx. $3.50 is all Yol
need. Exclusive, E. F. STEFFEY
seRM. sEMlDET. BRICK, of MINI.
Only 6 years old. Desirable area. ]
blk: to schools and bus. Mr.. pa
rochial school. Low down pymt.. L
CT or non-GI. La. 6-6250. Ia
cbSr9 MssN' n AVE SE mr. and Pa n AXE
Schools rms, @Is baths. gas NV
heat: gar. Quick sale. S14,s5O. Opel
Q am TO S pm. OIL. 4-2Ol6. Il!
BY OWNER: S10,500-6-rm. house
close to Barney Circle. Ii. 4-2499
5e9 NEWCoMB ST.-Custom 6-rm
det brk.: 2 baths, rec. rm., den. ;
kits, h.-w.h.: copper pipes, fufret
walls. VA approved. 10. 2-2O92
BY OWNER--Det. brick home, 3 bed
rms, IA baths. alum, storm win.
doWs. storm doors, firepl.. range ant
refgr, auto. washer and drier. ga!
heat; full bsmt. driveway; frui
and shade trees. chain-link fence
handy to shopping. school. etc
S1S.a50. 10 S-4633. III
So 900 EQUITY in modern bricl
dwelling for sale for $500 30,
Kentucky ave. Sc. 9 rooms. in
closed porches, hot-water heat. Cal
MA S-93iS. rs"
ATTENTION. BOILING FIELD-GI
only Sl4. 900 with 500 down; brick
3-bedrm. bungalow; liv. room with
fireplace, sep. din. rm.. hot-wate
heat. Call Mr.. Penland. LII. 2.16l,
or LU. $1,000. PRUDENTIAL
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IHE. EVENING STAR A-21


Washington, D. c.
SATURDAY, MAY Il, 1855
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31OO BLOCK NORTH AVE, Balti-
more-Apt. house of Z apis, a real
bargain Sold on account of own
er's death. Address P. O. Box 1866.
Gaithersburg. Nd. for full infor-
nation and price. -16
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HOUSES fe, sALE-H.w- tcOn.. }

CHEVY CHASE LORD Trnnyson House
arch GEM mod. ga bedrn .,
- u I'm pznelso rec. I'm.
power I'M Sn6TteSt loo. ICE
Vooued lot car EAR Sacrific
Sl.a0o On. By OWNER. DI. S-.359
IS
CLEVELAND PARK-Briek. 4 bedrms q.
extra studio. den. nice kit. with
breakfast space. close 20 bus. cars
ana all schools. Low eos with terms
10 suit large family Open Sunday
from ! pm. Out Wis. to Warren St.
tight 70 31la. EN- 2-22l8. MERRY
FIELD 4. WOODS III
The Sidney herald., 1955-03-10
Methodist Men
Hold Meeting

Methodist Men, mems group in
Lonsdale Methodist church, held
their regular monthly meeting in
the church fellowship room Tues
day evening, March 8, beginning
with dinner at $50 o. m. The din
ner was prepared and served by
a committee of men with K. N.
Mcdonald as chairman. Jesse
Baxter was chief cook. The meal,
with roast beef as the main dish,
was enjoyed by every man pres
ent. Secretary Leslie Young re-
ported that he had sent for the
charter which will make the
group a part of the mems organ
ization of the Methodist church.
The April meeting was designated
to be the occasion when the char
ter will be presented. The March
meeting marked the 5th year the
mems group have been meeting
President Robert st Cyr presided
at the business session. A COM
mittee was appointed to prepare
nomination of officers for elec-
ton at the April meeting. A very
interesting travel film on Finland
was shown. This film was secured
through the courtesy of Frontier
Airlines. The meeting was we'll at.
tended.
The Sidney herald., 1955-03-10
Trinity Lutheran
Church Schedules
Three Films

The Lutheran Laymen's League
of Trinity Lutheran church has
scheduled three religious films to
be shown at the church this Sun
day evening, March Is, at 7:30.
William Carey, pioneer Chris
tian missionary to India, becomes
alive again in the picture Empty
Shoes" Here is a film that every
Christian with burden of lost
souls upon his heart will find
challenging, inspiring and inter-
esting.
On the right side is a film con-
cerned with the evil of gambling
and how it nearly wrecked the
home and life of one man. The
life of Zaccheus, the tax collector,
is portrayed in 'No Greater Pow
err" The public is cordially invit-
ed.
The Sidney herald., 1955-03-10
PEoPLE,s coNGREGArIoNAL

Rev. Bernard McLain, minister
Saturday:
10 to Ii = 7th graders in confirma-
ton.
GAS Church school. Mrs. P. Tofte.
100 Divine worship on theme.
Through the Cross-History" with
special music by primary and senior
choirs, Mrs. Harold Rounce, organist.
100 300. "A Reading of the Cos
pels" for all sponsored by the Pill
grim Fellowship with Family Life
Film strip with record following.
Monday:
Confirmation during noon hour.
400 Confirmation for 9th graders.
Wednesday, Primary choir.
Mrs. L. J. Lee, director.
Thursday:
1880 Senior choir. Mrs. Wayne Cum
ming, director.
300 Mid-week Lenten service with
color film, 'sYesudas the Outcaste7
and also a film sound strip entitled
The Travelin' Man" especially for
children.
CRANE Congregational Church:
Tuesday, 7:30, Mid-week Lenten SER
SAVAGE CONGREGATIONAL:
Friday at 7:30. Fellowship meeting
at Russell Hilliard home.
Sunday:
a. m. Divine worship.
10 a. m. Church, school. Mrs. D
Drury, supt.
Wednesday,:
Z D. m. Mid-week Lenten servic,
800 D. m. Confirmation for 80 min
utes.
Welcomed
The Sidney herald., 1955-03-10
X-disease in Cattle
Eliminated Thru
Vet Research

Hyperkeratosis, more commonly
called X-disease, in cattle has
been practically eliminated during
the past year according to the
American Foundation for Animal
Health.
No new cases were reported to
the United States Department Of
Agriculture during 1854. The
Foundation says this indicates the
disease has been reduced to such
an extent that it is of little I'M
portance in the animal health
field.
Successful control Of this cost
" animal health problem came
through veterinary research which
isolated the cause as a highly chlo-
rinated naphthalene, chemical
frequently used in lubricating oils
and greases to give them body.
Some animals became infected
by licking creased machinery or
by getting access to used crank
case oil. Other cases were traced
to grease used to lubricate feed
manufacturing equipment, that ac-
cidentally found its way into the
proceSsed feed.
Following the research, the U.
S. d. A. issued a request to manu-
facturers of petroleum products.
feed manufacturer and oil COM
panies that they cease using
chlorinated naphthalene in oil and
grease designed for use on farm
or in food processing plants
Wholehearted cooperation by these
groups is given credit for elimi-
mating X-disease as livestock
health threat, the Foundation said
The Sidney herald., 1955-03-10
Series of Special
Services At
Lambert Church

Mrs. David Wilcox of Milwau-
kee, Wisconsin will be the speaker
in a series of special services at
the Lambert Alliance church.
Services will begin with the 11:00
service Sunday morning, March
13 and will close Sunday evening,
March 20. The meetings will be-
gin at 7:30 each evening. There
will be no Saturday night service.
Tuesday, March Is there will
be prayer conference with SER
vices at 11:00 a. M, 200 and 7:30
p. m. Mrs. Wilcox will speak at
each of these services. In the af-
ternoon service she will speak to
the women. All ladies in this area
are cordially invited to attend
this service.
Mrs. Wilcox has spent several
years as a policewoman in Wis
consin and has also done per-
sonnel work at the State School
for Girls there, and at the Wo-
mems Prison at Taychutah. She
lido d1oO WO4AC Will luC I1Ol dis
Squad in fighting marijuana. She
has also been a high school teach
er in Milwaukee. In recent years
Mrs. Wilcox has Travelled in Evan
gelistic ministry with her hus-
band, as Bible teacher and Youth
Worker. She is in her sixth year
of teaching a class for inter
church women at the YWCA in
Milwaukee and also conducts
classes in "Child Training" in
the Christian Home" Aside from
her free schedule of activities she
writes for a number of religious
magazines.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all by Pastor Leo Berreth, t.
hear Mrs. Wilcox at the Lamber-
Alliance church.