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Evening star., 1955-09-18
Wethe People
Hold ParIey

CHICAGO. Sept. II R.-A
new political action group called
I'VE. the People" convened in
Chicago today for its first ma
tional meeting.
Harry T. Everingham Of Chi
cago. founder and co-ordinator.
said:
Millions of patriotic Ameri-
cans are fed up with the way our
Government and other Ameri-
can institutions have been infila
trated. and al but taken over.
by left-wing forces working to-
ward socialism and world gov
ernment."
He said I'VE, the People" was
organized as Q nonpartisan po-
litical action group.
He added that the group seeks
to form . voting bloc which will
back conservative, right-wing
politicians. regardless Of political
party.
Gov. J. Bracken Lee Of Utah.
. Republican, sent . message to
the convention which said:
81 sometimes feel that we are
forgetting-or have forgotten
we are permitting our freedom to
slip away. I am afraid We are
trading our hard-won liberties
for the false security Of O well
fare state"
Gov. Lee said the American
people are unknowingly permit
ting q change In government.
Evening star., 1955-09-18
CITIZENS
MEETINGS

Russell Grubb. special assist
ant TO the chief Of the United
States Weather Bureau. win ad-
dress o meeting Of the Chevy
Chase Citizens Association at 81
pm. tomorrow ct the Chevy
Chase Community Center. Nc
Kin1ey street and Connecticut
avenue NV.
Other meetings Of civic In
terest during the week. all start
ing at 8 pm. unless otherwise
indicated. are:
Tomorrow
Burleith - Palisades Field
house. Sherrier street and Dana
place NV, at s pm.
Lincoln Park EpworthI
Church. Thirteenth street and
North Carolina avenue NE.
Fort Davis-Ryland Methodist
Church. Branch avenue and 81
street BE.
Tuesday
Petworth - Barnard School,
Fifth and Decatur streets NV.
Connecticut Avenue - Jeffer-
son Room Of the Mayfiower
Hotel, at 6::45 pm.
Anacostia-Anacostia Method
ist Church parlor. Fourteenth
and q streets Sc.
Central Northwest-Garnet-
Patterson Junior High School.
Tenth and U streets NV.
Wednesday
Bradbury Heights-Bradbury
Heights Methodist Church, 1900
Bowen road Sc.
Maryland and Virginia
Representative Hyde, Repub-
lican Of Maryland, viii discuss
washington Area Problems in
Congress" ut a meeting Of the
Four Corners Citizens Associa-
ton ct 8 pm. tomorrow at the
Four Corners Elementary School.
Other meetings scheduled In
nearby areas include:
Tuesday
Upper Sligo Park-Sligo Park
Coli Course Clubhouse. Miss
ocie Dodd. principal of the
newly opened Macdonald Knolls
Elementary School in Silver
Spring, will address the group.
Wednesday
Woodside Park-Grace Epis-
copal Church, Woodside Park,
Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1955-09-18
Monday Is DOLLAR DA



WOmensS Fall Hats
A Ioroe selection OF feIts. royon vel 81
vets and novelties. n TO q heod-
sizes.
Jersey Gowns
lrreos Of royon jersey gowns A. e.
with square. v-neek or round forS
neckiine. PosteIs 54-44.
Misses Shorty Gowns
plisse cotton crepe, full cut, well $m
mode. Moize. pink and green. Sizes
"a to SO.
Misses and WOmen's
Baby Doll Pajamas
Two-pieee shorty pojomos in liffy dry
cotton plsse. Sizes 81 TO 3S. IL
RayOn Crepe Slips
Loee trim top and hens. PosteIs
Sizes 32-44 In group.
WOmem's PIiSSe Slips
Loee-trimned no-iron cotton plisse
In white only. Sizes 81 to "A. -
WOmen's Slips
Iuees of It-up cotton slips, hem
stitched. Sizes 36 TO so.
WOmen's NylOn Briefs
NyIon briefs in white and % for
posteis Sizes s, and 7. - -
WOmen's X.SiZe indies
lrrees. Of white. pink royon a.. &W
penties end step-ins. Sizes q for~
X-2X-3x.
WOmen'S Briefs
Irreos, first of Misses and a e.
Wonen's Full cut briefs. S. 4 fer@
M and l.
WOmem's PetticOatS
Nylon tricot netticoots, full cut in
blue. white, pink Loce trims. Also 81
cotton erepes with wide henlines. 5,
IA. |.
Cotton Crepe Gowns
Women's cotton crepe gowns Pink.
blue, moize prints Sizes 34-5e. IL
WOmen's Bras
Irreas tirsts Of cotton and a 81
royon in white. A and fofT
cups 81 to SO in the group.
WOmen's NylOn Hose
lnees. frsts Of fomous roke a.
IS dener, 81 eeuoe fulI ID prs. y
fashioned hose. Sizes eh - IL
to l0R.
Cotton Bobby Socks
Irreos Of triple roll socks ez
in sturdy white cotton. New Il prs. y
coIors o-loh in the group.
WOmen's NylOn Hose
First ouolity, IS denier, 81
oouee sheer and eIeo' % pr.$
nylons New eolors. sh to
] ! in the group.
Girls AnkIetS
knits Sizes 8 70 loh. q prs .
Also dark shodes.
WOmem'S Cotton Flannel
Gowns
First quoIity ond worm with long cE
sleeves Full cut in solid eolors of pink.
blue and moize. Sizes 1917. z to q -
customer.
Baby Doll Pajamas
lrreos Of 2-pc. Chollis poiomos. 81
shorty gown. nnotehno bIoomen Neot
prints. full cut S. N ond 1.
Cotton Knit Snugfit
PantieS
Women's sturdy ponties.
eIostic Ground waist. Full % Ca
cut, reinforced CROTCH First %
quoIity. Sizes S, M and /.
Cotton Knit Snugfit Vests
Women's vests. well mode % .SW
Of sturdy cotton Pink only - for~
Sizes S, M, /.
Misses and WOmen's
Cotton Dresses
First quality cotton dresses in ossorted ST
group.
TremeIldO
Evening star., 1955-09-18

Misses Umbrellas |
irrees. firsts. Of 10 and Is rib un-
breIlos wish bright royon covers.
WOmen's Plastic Calf
Handbags
!rreos. firsts Of l.ee to 2.ee. A o..
wide assortment of styles and eolors y
to choose from, .vonites. clutches,
etc.
sPias foss FEDERAL tar.
WOmen'S ScarfS
Roycn and silk scorfs in o a &I
large selection of colors and for~
eonbinotions
Handkerchief
Womens attractive n A&W
hondkerchiefs in prints for~
and solid coors.
WOmen'S Gloves
Irreos., firsts OF double
ven cotton and nylon gloves "a. e.
In on assortment Of eoors. for~
6 to 6k.
MISSES, ktAOUSGS
Misses irreos. ond firsts. Short and g.
u sleeves in ossorted eoiors. Cotton
and royons, 1888.
Misses Skirts
Cotton, royon and sobordine skirts
In choice Of styles and eolors. l-30 IL
Misses Sweaters
sIip-on and cordioons in nylon and y
wool. Assorted eoIors. 81 10 40.
WOmen's and Misses
Shoes
Leother or fobric uppers. High. medi- &1
un or low heels-dressy or eosuol
styles. irrees. in sizes to 9 in group.
WOmen'S and Misses
Slippers
Hard or soft soIss with leather Or 81
! fobre uppsn. Pump and seuH styles.
Sizes to 9 in group.
Tots Dresses
lrrses. fin. Of escorted eoIots D for
In cotton dresses. Lex. - II
Overalls, LOngies
lrrsos. psrfsets Of pinweIe cotton )
corduroy evsrolIs, lonsiss. 3 70 s. IL
Tots RayOn Stacks
irrees., perfeets Of eIostie A. GT
back, edjussabIs suseenden. - fer~
Limited quontity. 3-6.
Tots Denim Dungarees
Irees first Of sturdy cotton denim.
Sizes 10 *. -
Tots Sweaters
loo9o wool eordiscns. Assorted eolors.
Sixes ; 70 6x. IL
Tots Girls Dresses
l".o., first Of cotton ID dresses !" ''- ,
sorted Styles Sixss Lex. IL
Infants UmderShiFts
lrrees. Of sturdy knit cotton A. 0W
euIl-ov.... under,hlts. Size. fer~
nnos.-24 mos.
Tots Boys Briefs
lrreos. of fonous make clos n. GH
tic woist fly front cotton { feF%
knit briefs, TO 8.
Tots Shirts
lrrscs. Of cotton fIonnsI or plain cot )
ron Shirts Sizes Z to7. -
Tots Pajamas & Sleepers
lrreos., first OF cotton fIonneI po-
jomos Some cotton knts. to 8. IL
Tots Polo Shirts
Irreos firsts Of cotton knit a, S1
long ond short sleeve polo fer~
shirts. ] 10 ex
Tots Training Pants
White or postei cotton knit ~ CT
troinino points with double - for~
crotch. z to 3.
Tots Socks
lrreos. perfeets Of solid eoors a. &1
with foney top onkIet.. 4 TO 4 for~
7h in group.
ls Savings ON Com
Evening star., 1955-09-18

OIIAR
Tots Girls Slips |
Irreos perfeets of cotton or
nyon slips with buIt-up % Tor )
shoulders. Sizes ] to in ~
group.
Girls, Dresses
Irreos. firsts Of assorted styles in solid )
eoIors, ploids. Sizes to IL. u
Girls Skirts
lrees. firsts swing and pleoted style 3 |
skirts. Woods, royons. eottons TIA. II
Girls BIOuses
Several styles with short sleeves. 5
pIoids, solid, checks. stripes. 7-l4. u
Girls Sweaters
Ineos.. firsts Of wool and nylon q
SIipovers and cordieons. Light or
dark eoIors LIMITED quantity.
Girls Slips
lrreos., firsfs Of slips with "a. &m
ruffle trims Eosy-wosh cot ~ for~
tons. Sizes TIA.
Girls and SuIbteenS' Slips
Irreos.. firsts Of loee eyeet trimmed g.
cotton. Assorted styles. Sizes 7-i4. y
lo-l6.
Girls Pajamas
Irrsos.. firsts Of poiomos in cotton
crepe, fIonneI. colos. to Is. -
Girls Cotton PantieS
In white cotton knit with ~ .-&W
:lostiei.sd woIs' and fitted 3D. seF~
Girls Dungarees
Ireos., fir.ts Of denim dunsorses. )
Some with ploid trim. Sizes 7 to IA. u
Boys Underwear
irrees. Wlnter-wsiohf cot
ton underwear. Short-slesve % mrs j
T-shirts Or midway shorts. - u
4-l6.
Boys Cotton Briefs
s:s,ssF r:nfe'ssS ss''y ~i,s s''G" s"sr.n e"s
Sizes, s, IA ond /.
Boys Flannel Shirts
Irrses. Of Sonforixed cotton a. e.
fIonnsI shits In pIeids ond ~ tor%
novelty pottsrns. 8 to Is.
Boys Sport Shirts
lrrsss., firsts, Of cotton broodeioth
sport shirts. Short sleeves. -
Boys Polo Shirts
lrrses. In cotton polo shirts with COL 5
lars ond long sleeves. Sizes s to Is. IL
Boys School Shirts
:its leos o. .; short sleeves. fe'S
Boys School Shirts
irsss. cotton broodeIoth. pIoids ond 8
neveIy patterns. TO is. u
Boys Dress Shirts
',,.o. Of senfori..d cotton s to "a.
Boys Denim Jeans
Boys. Boys, ,ss1's so''e" k.s% dicim ieo"'. fer$
Boys Jackets
Boys lined ond unIined cotton ond S1
royon ioekets. Upper front. Broken
sizes
Boys Cotton Pants
Boys cotton school pants in washable )
denins and twills. 6-l4 in the group. IL
Children's Shoes
Irreos Leother uppers Oxford or
strop. Stitched composition soles, S.
Brown, block Limited quontty. sh
to in the group.
Boys Stretch Hose
itr.os in boys nyIor stretch o mrs. 81
hose TO fit sizes TO loh. a. -
palliOn Events! Va
Evening star., 1955-09-18

SA1P OOVSA
Ireos. Of assorted eottons. eretonnes 5
or striped ticking.
5-Pc. NylOn Scarf Set
| long seor. shor seof and
3-pe. voniN Set. Set
FamOus-Make Towels
Soft, disorder. M. cotton .ss terry e for$
Print Border Pillow Cases
Pretty woshobls eottons In q 81
4z"x3e" eossa Blue. ~ for~
green. pink, gold.
Plastic TabIecIOths
Hsow souoe plostie cloths. O So
5z"x52". Assorted pat zforV
TENS.
Cotton Rugs
In woshobIs cotton loop style.
Bath Mat Sets
Non-skid rugs end matching cover. )
h many shodss Two designs.
Cotton Blankets
Plaid cotton sheet blankets Of good 8
euoIiy. 6o"x76".
Shower Curtain
Hsovy duty pIostie In stondord sizes, 8
SIS Assorted ecIon.
Tailored Curtains
Royon ond nyIon morquisette tailored
styles. Assorted lengths II
Rubber Utility Pads
I'd '.f' 81 be,sssb s'as !" ., 's:s f'ss.s. s+
Ironing Board Set
Silicon non-bum ironing board cover
and matching pod.
Dish Cloths
MuIti-eoIor.d s"xs" cloths e for >
In e-wsorins cotton. " -
Ironing Board Covers
Cotton covers for stondord- % for
size board. ~ -
Printed Tea Towels
Gsy printed tso towels In O s.$T
redo or srssn. 2o96 linen. % Il
81 So. Cotton TableclOths
Irrsos., frss Of solid eolon and
pields, In gay tones. IL
Muslin Sheets
Irrsos., firsts Of snowy white muslin.
Twin ond full size.
Banjo Cloth Draper1es
z-22"xs4" ponels Of rich banjo y pr.
cloth. Green, gold. blue. ton. IL
Plastic Mattress Covers
,::: ss:: T fws s'.;'s :s, %s'''fs; S ~''s 2fe's
Upper enclosures.
Evening star., 1955-09-18

DAY! !! |
ChiIdren's Bedroom
Slippers
lrecs Hard or soft soes. Pump 81
of scuft styles Fobrie uppers sh
Mems Sports Shirts
lrreos, firsts Of short sleeve cotton
and royon shirts. S. M, |.
Mems Umdershirts
Soft white cotton knit un- for =
| dershirts Sizes 36 to 46. O IL
Mems Dress Shirts
Irreos. Of famous moke cotton broad j
cloth in white and solids. Sizes l4-17. IL
Mems Leather Belts
Genuine eoiher with nnetol q sRW
tongues and buckles. 30 - fef@
| to a..
NAem>S HES
Irreos. Of famous make! "A. en-
Stripes and all over pot- toF%
terms. Royons.
Mems Stacks
lrreos. Of royon and oeetate in broken 81
sizes. Assorted coon, patterns. |
pair to customer, sold as Is.
Mems Jenkins
Royon oestots eobordins or corduroy D
front with knit back. S,M. IL
Mems Sweaters
lrrscs. Of postels woshobIe, need no a
blocking sIesvess. S. NJ L. Also
wool and orion Limited quontiY.
Mems Robes
ireoulon. Shawl CeIIors, large pock- On
cts. Cettons, cotton Aonnels; S, M.
L. l. only to customer.
Mems T-Shirts
Eomous nickel Cotton eDfer$
knit in ~hts. 5. IA. /.
Mems Shorts
Fints Of cotton shorts. SOL HA eH
Id. feneIss Sizes 20 to Sfor%
a. -
Mems Hose
lrrsos., firsts of reinforced n. @K
,eyo" cotton ho's. 10 70 q fer~
Mems Mandkerchiefs
!;s; .s',ss ss.ss:':A,:t.. e 's:s: :s.'' lSfe'sl
Mems NyIOn Boxer Shorts
irreos. loo% Dupont ny "a. On
!Sc sc with, with 'oomy cut. si1'' <fer~
Mems Pajamas
Ir'so'. eo'te" broodeIoth Broken 8
sizes. I pair only 10 customer III
Mems Long Sleeve
Sports Shirts
irrsss Reyen eestots and cotton flan-
nsls. Assorted eolon. S, M, l In group.
Mems Sweat Shirts
Cotton fIeee. lined in whits, grey. y
S.M.L L.
Heavy Plastic Drapes
90" long. heavy print % fer
dropes. pottems, fIorols. ~ IL
Chenille and Cotton
Spreads
Irsss, firsts Of cotton chenille
sprsods. No-Iron. One TO Q customer.
Pillow Cases
White muslin, 42"x36" % Ser D
eosss Sturdy and washable. - IL
Pillow Protectors
In. Long weorns. - IL
Window FFillS
Foney pottens In assorted eolors 3
White, gay frils to brighten any home. IL
Feather Pillows
All new chicken feathers with floral )
or striped ticking One to o customer. IL
alules I'm Every Deps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18
Does your age vary with
the days Of The week !?

Some people feel lot older on some days of the
week than they do ON Others
Some days. they just about drag themselves
out OF bed. 1t seems to take all their energy Just
to comb their hair or tie two shoelaces.
And breakfast Bah! Everything seems fat
and tasteless; hardly worth the time or effort.
Maybe you've had gray days like this
days when you can't quite face nesO day. not
quite certain whether you can see it through
all the way.
On miserable days such as these, you've prob
ably led yourself to believe that it's normal to
feel "old" at times
Or. maybe you've just shrugged your weary
shoulders and said it was blue Monday, your
bosss disposition, plain nasty weather, or one
OF the days you should have stood in bed" as
the expression goes.
Maybe so. Bud, Jhhese gloomy and pepless days
keep creeping in much, much too often, you really
should giSe this problem some serious thought.
" course, you can't exactly say you're i'll.
You don't have any sharp pains. You CAM point
to any real. downright sick symptoms
On the other hand. though, you may get in
digestion all too easily. or you may be subject
to a lot more headaches lately Maybe you're
nervous, annoyed. edgy..
Perhaps. at times. you secretly aOish you ,could
really get sick so that you ,could truly find ont
'ohat Is acrong Nth youl
Why is it that some of us feel 50 miserable.
so old at times?
The root Of your trouble
may be this
1t may interest you to know that your trouble
IS not exclusive-that millions of people feel
wrong day after day just as you may. They're
missing out on enjoying life and they don't
quite know why, either
After all. it just wouldn't occur to the average
person that the trouble may be one that has
been building up day after day, month after
month, year after year, by seemingly innocent
habit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18

with good ONE
You switch from caffein- heavy drinks to a new,
wonderful hot beverage-Imitation Coffee Fla
vor Instant Postum-now available for the first
time.
What q rich aroma this new beverage has!
And it's so fuu-bodied, so Satisfying. You can
enjoy this ntU ccfee.Raoor drink straight. or
with cream and sugar, all day long, without fear
You make Coffee Flavor Postum Instantly,
right in the cup; just add boiling water and stir.
There isn't a taut nerve, sleepless hour or a
headache in it. 1t can't make you nervous, irri-
table. It can't keep you awake at night
You owe it to yourself and to your family to
try this wonderful, caffen-free beverage not just
once, but for so consecutive days.
After all, you can't expect to free yourself
from the accumulated effect of a habit Of years
in two or three days, or even week.
He has both
OF course, if you're one Of the many people who
don't care for the taste of coffee, remember that
regular Instant Postum is still available. Regular
has distinctive taste all its own. Your grocer
has both favors-reguiar and Imitation Coffee
Flccor. Both are so inexpensive, too, compared
with coffee-less than cent a cup.
So, try new Instant Postum for at least 80
days-take this one step that may make a real
difference in your everyday lfe-every waking
hour, every sleeping hour.
Don't let another day 60 by without giving
Co. II a. Al
See if you don't feel better! Act better! Look
better!
Start the SO-day Indant Postum test today.
The Instant Postum Beverages are fine prod
ucts of General Foods. Postum is a registered
trademark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18

The thoughtless habit Of relying on the caffein
in coffee or tea for quick, artificial steadying''
Your doctor aoouH be The first to tell you that,
for some people, one of the worst offenders
against the human nervous system is caffein.
You replace q bad habit
with good one
Evening star., 1955-07-07
BOYS WEAR

Orig. NOW
II 2-Pc. Jr Boys Royon and Acetote
Suits, eoot, sIoeks, vest; broken
sizes to l2-------------- 1898 500
10 Prep 2-Pc. Royon ond Acetote
Suits, broken sizes IA to ILL., 2495 1900
40 Baseball Cops, Sport Shirts Vests. l.ooto
Roineoots, Polo Shirts -------- l.oo soc
80 Dress Sloeks, Wash Stocks, Sport 3.50to
Goats. Roincoots; broken sizes 7oo 100
Lansburgh's-BOYS SHOP-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1955-07-07
IS Orig. z.99 Tot Girls
SUMMER DRESSES
4ss

Nyons and cottons in pretty styles, lovely colors.
Washable fobries in sizes to 6x.
Ldnsburoh's-TOT AND TODDLERS'-4th ~.
Evening star., 1955-01-17
Joint Problems 10 Be Topic
OF LaWyer-Docio Panel

Problems common to law and
medicine will be discussed by q
panel of lawyers and doctors at
a dinner meeting Of the Arling-
ton Bar Association at Z pm.
January 20 at the washington
Golf and Country Club.
Circuit Judge Walter T. Nc
Carthy win be moderator.
Grimm T. Garnett, jr.. presi-
dent Of the bar association, .an-
nounced that lawyers participate
ing will be Frank L. Ball. sr.,
Oren r. Lewis and James H.
Simnonds.
DR.. II. Clark Bates, president
Of the medical society, said
doctors on the panel win be Or.
Lloyd B. Burk. jr, Or. William
D. Dolan, and DR.. Clifford e
Bagley.
Mr.. Garnett said William
Rosenberger, Of Lynchburg. pres
ident Of the Virginia State Bar
Association, and r. E. Booker
executive secretary. viii attend
Evening star., 1955-01-17
z Democratic Women
Heed Member Drive

Mrs. virginia Black and Mrs.
Ceneyieye Wells have been
named co-chaiEmen Of a county
wide membership drive for the
Montgomery Democratic Wom-
ems Club.
The organization. headed By
Mrs. Julia Russo. plans an ex-
tensive program this year to
stimulate Womenss interest Ii
Democratic Party activities.
Evening star., 1955-01-17
IBIoodhounds Find
Evangelist Underp Pew
After Sheriff Is Shot
D fhs Alsoeioisd Press

wAxAHAcHIE. Tex. Jan. II.
oodhonnds found . part
time lay evangelist covering
under q church pew last night
after he shot . deputy sheriff.
j. =. Townsend, boastful and
threatening q few hours earlier
when he shot It out with three
officers. crawled meekly from
under the pew and surrendered.
HIS capture ended q big man-
hunt through the woody bottoms
or Waxahachie Greek. More
than SO oflicers. armed with
high-powered rifles and shotguns
and angry over the shooting Of
q fellow oficer. had secured the
darkened brushiand.
Deputy Shot In Hip.
Deputy Sheriff Robert Rogers.
shot in the hip when he and
two fellow oficers approached
Townsend to question HIM about
. trafic complaint. was not se-
riously hurt.
Deputy Sheriff Robert White
said the 33-year-old Townsend
threatened the officers when
they walked up to the latter's
house at nearby Sardis. Tex.
The deputy said Townsend
then opened fire with q .4l0
shotgun, feIled Deputy Rogers,
fred two more blasts through
1.-THE door Of the patrol car and
lied into his house. The officers
returned the fire. Their gum
shots ripped through the screen
door and thudded into the door
frame. but missed Townsend.
Deputy White and City Mar
1 shal Perry Aday Of nearby Mid.
lothian, Tex, ducked behint
their car while firing at Town.
send They were not hit.
Throws Away Shotgun.
While the big manhunt wa,
being organized. Townsend
crawled about 100 yards to tht
/ nearby church. throwing away
his shotgun on the way. Not
until the. bloodhounds arrived
did the posse have any idea Of
the fugitiyess whereabouts.
A highway patrolman saic
Townsend became q part-tims
lay evangelist after his RELEASE
several years ago from the Texas
Penitentiary. where he hat
served an assault and robber,
| sentence.
The sheriff said he would filt
| assault to murder charges
against Townsend today.
d.
Evening star., 1955-01-17
ITS Your Money
Revenue Office Does Not Pay
Benefits, Just Collects Tax

himself. Now I am told that !
can't draw any benefits. Mrs.
K ". A.
A. Mrs. Al. never send your
social security papers any place
other than the social security
ONCE. and then only upon re-
quest. You have been misin-
formed about benefits being due
you. It Is true that your hus-
band was required to pay tax or
his helpers. he couldn't have
paid tax on himself. for such tas
would not have been accepted
before 1851. the year in which
self employment first became
covered. From this you can ap-
preciate that your husband had
mo credits. We're sorry.
copyrssht 1855.
Evening star., 1955-01-17
Arlington Chest Election

Members Of the Board Of
Trustees Of the Arlington Conl-
munity chest and Council win
be elected at 8 pm. January "a
ct the Health Department Audi
torium. 1900 North Edison street,
Evening star., 1955-01-17
zelllo GFeui For
IicIIY Skin Rash

zemo. ! doesor's formula, promptly
relieves itehine II surface skin rsshee
eczezns, prickly heat. athletes loot
Zeno stops scratching and 50 aids
laster healing and clearing Buy Exfw
sRsnsA zemo for stubborn eaAsA
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Here's How 10
Check Coughs
Amazingly Quick!

Promptly. pleasantly. Halls Ez-
pectoranf tends TO soothe and
help Nature heal irritated mera-
branes Of the throat. Coughs
due to colds are often eased
amazingly quick. Users say
Nothing better for coughs
when one has q cold. They
speak from experience. Halls
Expectorani has been relieving
cold coughs for more than 25
years and is more popular than
ever. Remember the name. Ask
your druggist for HALLS EX-
PECTORANT. Convenient size
bottle only 40c. Large sizes Tor
home use.
Evening star., 1955-01-17

@. my husband died In 1913.
i wrote the internal revenue Of
hce and sent what / thought
was my deceased husbands So
cial security card. ] was informed
that what / sent was his iden-
tification number as an employer
and that I had no benefits due
me. NY husband was an cleo
trical contractor and after 1897
paid tax on all his helpers and
Evening star., 1955-01-17
b. B. 8. Gallagher !

Some people don't understand
the connection of the social
security program with the once
Of internal revenue.
The internal revenue depart
ment, so far as social security is
concerned acts only as q collect
ing agency. It has nothing 70
do with the payment Of earned
BENEFITS.
For example: You are and have
been self -employed since 1850.
but you didn't Know that you
were required to pay tax II your
( net earnings were over s400. You
desire to pay these back taxes.
Your dealings win be with the
ONCE Of the collector Of internal
revenue. Until these back taxes
are paid, the social security Of
fice can do nothing.
After you have paid these back
taxes. II benefits are due, YOU
viii be dealing with the social
security Office. IN plain English:
THE collector Of internal reve-
nue. collects the taxes and the
social security ofIice computes
and pays earned dement's due the
insured. his dependents or sur
vivors.
Evening star., 1955-01-17

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