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Evening star., 1955-07-08

'55 New Yorker sedan;
tone blue, fully equipped; Power
Elite. power steering, power brakes.
radio, heater, Solex glass. white
sidewall tires. Tremendous discount.
Driven only $40 miles. Bring your
title, bring your wife.
Evening star., 1955-07-08
AUroMosILEs FoR SALE

cHRYsLER Is4s 4-dr. Hishlander
snaI. IooFs me esn nea vitR alfsSni sesasi.
ful black finish; S495. AMERICAN
SERVICE CENTER, 5S5 N. Glebe
rd.. Arl.. Va IA. 7-7722.
1853 Custom Imperial:
fully equipped; very clean; ST.
695; guaranteed Of course. H. B.
LEARY JR & BROS, INC, Chry-
sler-Plymouth Used-Car Dept,
6l20 wisconsin ave- NV, HO-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

ST. Shimmerine nirror- look gift eose!
Washable nyloo -bristIed brush. Notch
ing comb in cieor, blue. ruby jewell
tone plostic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

Bows Rs.sssh and Comb

81. UnruIy locks will submit costly to this
rugged plostic brush ond rotchino comb.
NyIon bristles. Cieor, ornber jewell
tones.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18
Farm Bureau Chief
Suggests Answer
TO Short Weights

virginia farmers may nov OBJ
tanned upon request from state
weighing stations printed copies
Of their. truck weight to be used
IN terminating short Weights
at the buyers scales. VI A. Hub
bard, executive secretary pf The
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation
announced recently
Hubbard said he has received
word from J. 4 Anderson, com
missioner Of the virginia Depart
ment Of Highways, stating that
tia ARRANGEMENTS have been
made with the state weighing
station
The request was made by HUB
bard in December. based on a re-
solution passed BIZ the voting de
legats fran memeber counties
Of the VF'BF
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18
Cumberland

Mr. ard Mrs rs~ark r,yr,bv
ana children haga returned fror,
Visa WIN f.4eads ana rela,fg,.a
IA rano.seese
q . ta,a - 49, 80
.o4,.t,.1 Is usas'.-.t ~. r.
''N~s',''''- :. ,s''.''','e'''a ',''''' ~,
y 49,, : A-1''S :" ''Ay ~ '''s
.'
MIS- Ion e1"i@'S Wno ifil ana
bfpKs hef arm during ts'e sflo~
aiio re last @eek. Is resting much
b'eltef nov
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18
Ashiy,

The farmers Of this community
were privileged to join with
farmers county vide Tuesday
night in a round table discussion
Of farm problems led by Or. Har-
Vey Love. Of VPI Dr.. Love with
the AID Of charts led the farmers,
TO answer their own problems
With q broader vision Organiza-
lions that succeed IN getting a
man 81 Or Loves CALDER plus a
large participating audience have,
rendered a great service TO .
farm county
Hugh Barker is quite III in the
Medical College Hospital Other
mem Lbers Of the same family have
been quite sick With q cold cpl
demic Nieces from Richmond are
with them.
The fourteenth birthday Of Miss
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18

day fmloueh and visiting his par
sntg. Nj and Mrs r NJ. Speas
HIe is Stationed at r. Jackson,
5 {.
Mr. and Mrs James are at
home from q Richmond hospital,
bat ne was afraid 10 come out to
church as it was 50 cold
The WMU OF Cumberland will
meet at Jones Chapel Feb. % at
10 30 p NJ. when Mrs Allen from
Knoxville viii teach u nder
the North Stars" The Ladies are
asked to bring a boz lunch so
we can have o good social hour
together after tile book has been
taught All the ladies Of The
church are urged 70 be present
Alden Carruthers IL very III At
his home. IL IS hoped he #lll soon
be- improving
Mr.. and Mrs Jones we're bust
ness visitors la Far1nYllle Mon
day
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18
1rents Mil

We have had some very cold
weather 80 the wood piles and
other heating materials have been
greatly called on
Mrs James Wacastler who has
been very III IN Soutlislde Hos
pital is improving and expects
- return home Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Clabo,
Of Idaho Fails, Idaho. Is here on
q VISIT with his mother, Mrs
Nora Clabo and his sisters
Emmett Speas is Ga a fourteen
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18

graduate Of Thomas Jtffetson
High School. ard received his Law
degree at University Of Virginia
Lax School in I9+3 after service
in World War IT
Prior 70 coming 70 Curnbe rl3nd
tht announced candidate engaged
IA private practice IN Richmond
ALTER passing the state bar ex-
animation ia 1913 f44 also SERVED
as ar attorney N the bonding
depa Ftment OF q Richmond IN
surance firm while pract.clng in
that city
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18
(,aIra

M and Mrs. Esmo stlnson.
Mrs r. Il Teans >ss.g Ro8ert
wright ana Miss 3lass. W. p4lt d.
terdet The funerals. & Jos Nraar-
leg Oh Hop 4ell Ii Thursday
We woad iik tn ex(esld our sqn-
pathy 10 the family
MrS Oh 0g-e Of .TeiaE ID
spending some time With her SIS
yer ME JoAn R9sesl and her
parents, Mr. and Mr. Oliver
Hausa
MI and Mrs Egenry Rousca
were recent VISITORS Of Nj and
Mrs. sam Domdy os Cumberland
Mrs Henry Jame ssln is back
home and improving as ssh az
could b. expected W. WISH her
a speedy recog ery
Mr. and Mrs Elmo 'stinson were
recent visitors OF q and Mrs.
william st.nson plH~yn
John Rousch aner,sons. Glenn
and DAVID also Mrs iohn Wfignt
were Sunday visitors '0f MI and
Mrs Henry Rousch -, and Mrs
william Arndt we're recent ytslt-
ors il the sans home
NJ and Ms JACK Key, Of
Amelia spent tine week end a4th
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18

printed records IF the Fck
we.ght" Hubbard continued
We think that tine prnted Sl'p
given to haulers will proyid pro
.srton for both sellers and puy
81 produce The sup mao E
II The 5m> ,he haafefa ti"ef E
Neahet .ll also contain lhc 4ai
tue aUd geg4sthtian numbt ~
tA aeA ht coiWtAdeu.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18
William c. Carter
Announces Candidacy
For cumberland Post

William Clifton Carter has an
noaInced h- candidacy 10 Succeed
hins II as c0mfnoa@ alths at-
torfleY of Cumberland county
The 3l-year old attorney open
ga .he practice Of laa 10 Cumber-
ard i'll OCTOBER 1850. ana xas
elected Commonwealth attorney
"A the general election Of August
1851
A native Of Richmond he is
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18

Rebecca Hart WAS c*ebrated re-
buragy II Miss Virginia Moore
and family we're dinner guests
also her uncle Charles Anlck. Of
Washington
Miss Kat Talley who has been
spending sometime Ie the r. T.
Adams home has been in
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18

Federal nsus ere planned ~
p f.a.ds neNt yeal
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18

Mrs Allen Calhoun. Mrs W. Fl.
Womack and Mrs Joan Anderson
motored to Lynchbutg last week
TO shop :
Mrs Martha Bailey and Mrs.
Ruth Smith of LEXINGTON. spent
Inc week end WITH tlleir sister,
Mrs. John Anderson.
Mrs Mande Calhola. Mrs Allen
Calhoun and chiid,en> spent last
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18

Na+4ve Dance is selected aS iao
hors q. the year
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-01-27

Law Library Other Operating Expenses
acknowledgements. 10000
TO Richard T. Davis, Clerk 10000
ELECTION
Registration Election, Salaries
Tcy
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-01-27

Receipts January 1854 to 81 1854
nnnce hand OF LanuarY L 1854 ....... 1n958
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-01-27

The County Commissioners Of Gorett County Maryland
Annual Report For The Year 1854, For Pub
lection AS Required BY Chapter ia
or The Public Local Laws OF 1889
Evening star., 1955-01-26
AUToMoBILfs FOR SALE

PACKARD ia4e 4-dr,; good coIai-
ton, good rubber; $145 OF best eter.
Cedar 3-6a11. -s
PACKARD la4s 4-doar sedan: excel
lbana lsnt condition. Priee, $i75. 10; s.
eAcKARD SO 4-dr.;: beautiful stone
finish: new seat covers. A ilne auto
mobile being sacrificed for only
FoED. sses ca. 4 SSAi ave. NV. SaFHL1s "a. ;.
PLyMOUTH 1854 station wagon: best
oner. Call EN-. 2-5245, -aS
PLYMOUTH 81 4-dr.; excellent con.
dition; $4,000 miles: owner: $500.
ia. 7-6a5S. -3
PLYMOUTH "a station wagon: low
mileage. beautiful 2-tone blue finish.
equipped with r. and h.. auto trans,
see and drive this beauty today.
enly 81 ,s2,sE 49, ssSy terms nssa KENxon yS,1so
blvd. Arlington. Va, IA. 2-9001.
Open It'll $50. --27
PLYMOUTH '52 Cambridge club
coupe: immae.;. orig liEht gray
finish and completely equipped With
r. and h.: siRnais; seat covers.
Certified one owner low mileage
saSeinss saH mex krRk S MofoR CO. ean. 1000 90
PLYMOUTH ,53 cranbrook de luxe
4-dr sedan. Beaut. .a-toned with
Wv, tires: r. and h.. and other
extras Car In showroom cond
POST. immac. threnghout. l2.437
nsncins. Ia Kirk MoToR CO. 1000
Ga. ave. --26
PLYMOUTH At de !. club cpe.: heat
er, excel. run, cond.; Sl75 or best
offer. 5-i0 pm. daily, RA. 3-5644.
PLYMOUTH 1854 Belvedere 4-dr.:
radio, heater, Hy-Driye. seat covers.
Solex glass; beautiful 2-tone green
and black; very clean: one owner.
Wheelmobile free" warranty; ST.
Dealer, 4S0n Wis. ave. NV. EN-.
3-47aS. q to g.
PLYMOUTH '53 Cranhrook club coupe;
overdrive, r. and h.. 2-tone green
finish, Wv. tires; one owner, low
mileage; 4-mo. guar; 81 .2a5. Hill.
a SANDERS, wRsh.,s Oldest Ford
Dealer. l114 Vermont ave. NV,
AID. 4-4300. Open ewes. tn Q. sat.
III ..
Evening star., 1955-01-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

,53 Monterey hard tor
convertible: r. and h.; Merc-O-M -Mattt
drive: beautiful 2-tone finish. Special
only 81 SOB. HANDLEY-FORD. 632a
Ga. ave. NV. IA. 9-s416.
NASH 1851 4-dr. sedan; priced today
A. only S325; i2 S22 an. oadI terms. N;cbaS. GIaE
Nash isii Is; 81 Statesman 4-dr.; radio.
heater, 2-tone paint; very clean:
si,095. L. p. STAFFORD NASH.
1900 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. $1,000.
NASH "a Metropolitan hard top;
$1,000. HoRNERS BUICK, 3s29
NASH Az Ambassador 4-door; green
finish; for a good TRANSPORTATION
car Be sure to see this onei Only
sos. L. P. Stafford NASH. 500
Coiesville rd.. Silver Spring. Nd.
Nash ia53 Ambassador Custom A.
door; si.se5. Has all the features
of the present new one: SUCH as
Hydra Matte, Weather Eye, reclining
seats, bed. Reasonably low mileage
One owner and backed by select
no-cost guarantee by WILLIAMS q
BAKER, the Areas Oldest Nash
NASH f949 de luxe Ambassador;
splendid condition; radio, heater,
overdriye: S295. terms, 50 down, 20
week, ROPER" 18th and Z !.
Nash assi n'i; ia47 4-dr,: perfect through
out, good low-cost transp0rtatien,
Is As low as ST down; full price. Slgo.
HANDLEY- FORD, 1928 Ga. ave.
NV, ia 9-S416.
NASH 81 Rambler convertible:, r. and
h.; perfect throughout; as low as
So down, full price 1893. HANDLEY-
FORD. 6323 Ga. ave. NV. IA. "
NASH 80 2-door sedan; eauipped:
S349. HORNER'S CoRa Buick
Dealer, Fia. ave. ne. at otn' LII
NASH So Rambler; r. and h.; $500.
HORNER'S COR. Buick Dealer, Fla
ave. ne at 9th, Ii. 6-64B5;
OLDSMOBILE 1888 Super "sS" 4-dr. /;
HYDRA, r.. h.. owner, low mileaRe'
sold and serviced BY US since new
outstanding value; bbgSg bglgain ,oi5s piIice'
KE, f-130S. Wis. ave. and Ellieott
st. NV. Open daily till g. 70
Evening star., 1955-01-26
AuToMoBILEs FoR SALE

MERCURY '52 Monterey hardtop;
actual MI: Mere-o-Matic: bsauti-
fui car: peri egpd.; owner selling
only because oasa alssvinE county, as
MERCURY '51 2-door coupe; gray;
r, and h.. seat covers, overdrtRes new 6p
1925 N. oath rd., Arl. ia. S-2595.
Call after / pm. -oO
MERCURY 81 station wagon: r. and
h.. overdrive. spotlight, turn. signals.
orig. green finish: priced right;
SHARP: To-day guar: S995. HILL
Psaler' ns9 qo .1es 14sh t;II st. q ng; Sat Nj iii
MERcuEY SO Me-, Ms5sSosMatie s, M ,,5gaE haEd
:.b29 MINI. me-. LII, l-9226. rs
MERCURY - 4-door.. r. and h.,
oTerdrive, of1enhanser heads; $3.50.
MANN MOTORS, INC. tOldsl, 5000
18th st IA blk west of Georgia
MnkousY svsT its sprnds sedan III L iooRs and
81 down. TRIANGLE MOTORS
lFordl. 3010 r. I. ave. n.es De
MERCURY 1850. 4.dr. sedan; !. and
Boz 81 beaus cond' H TlssS tSdayy %d1ayy1SMs SMRI
BUICK, 200l Nichols ave. s,e, rs
MERCURY 81 Monterey hard top,
equip. with 2-tone finish; Nero
Matte. new Wv. tires. and Con-
tinenta1 wheel. Very sharp. Only
Sl.4D5, 1926 down. PINEY BRANCH
MOTORS, JU S-11S5. rs
MERCURY 1851 club coupe: radio
and heater, Nero Matte drive;
$S45. Car No. 7l2-B. MONROE
FORD, St237 East-West hwy, Sil.
Spg, Nd Open evenings TIL .. Ju,
sIERhcGRY II hsS5Y SO custom 4-dr.: r. and
H.. Nero Matte drive, 2-tone nm
ishs plenty. sharp S1.595; SILVER
SPRING MOTOR CO. INC. 1902
E.-W hwy lat Ga. ave.t, Sil. Spg.,
Md. JU. 9-4500.
III. G.'s-9 TO choose from. From
SSg5. JACK PRY. 14th and P.
M. G. 1853: two-tone paint; special
equipment;i 4 unusual one-owner cars
sale price. 81 .095. Large selection
OF small foreign and American cars.
MANHATTAN AUTO. INC tEst.
jg14l, Kaiser. WHY'S and exclusive
dealer for AUSTIN OF ENGLAND.
AUSTIN HEALEY. NJ. G. AND NOR
RIS MINOR in Wash. area. 9TH at
r SITS. NV. NO. 7-af0O; BRANCH
sales. 1910 King ST.. Alex. Va.
KT G.E5or
Evening star., 1955-01-26
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

1851 Holiday ''aS'':
one owner, $4,000 miles r. and n,
push-hutton windows and seats,
turn signals; $llo0. JE- 3-s55I.
oLpsAloBILE 1850: HYDRA. T.. h.
turn signals. Owner leaving country,
must sell; best offer. AID. 2-Ssf5
oLDsMoBYLE IDS SisI 1854 "ss" Holiday
model 81 2-dr.: less than 5000 mi,
Diplomats car. Cost $4,000, sell for
$4,000. No dealers. DE. 2-5s53
80 "Futuramic" sed.;
ROPER" 18Th and n. I. ave; ne.
1850 "ssY de luxe a
ar sedan % gydIs' aSd,,s S.r.isn A. ssiIssy DIIss,
Sf Sn!y 7Is6s sa Mls eAuL ave. sRos ana Eicott
oLDsMoBiIT ID Il sEiIE 80 S5 super M .ss'' COM
vertible: r ard h.; Dynafioy; IRE
engine red finish: as low IS & 81 vessla. dogn.
osEpsMosiiLE s5Ss osi sss 5a a'W "ss@ Holiday
coupe. 2-tone, blue. htr., Hydra ],
1000 miles. limos. old. cost 81, 12q,
seryiceman going overseas; VIII sen
41oas66, Ext. Ext $50. daytime: Or; =
Obs Sss siIsf m suSsr siSspRRss- Rss- 4-dr.: iully
epuipped: showroom appearance and
cond. Special at 1895: Top allow
ance for your car. MCNEIL pom
TTAC. 1920 Wis. ave. Oh. 4-S000.
In the heart OF Bethesda. rs
OLDs 1949 "ss" sedan; Hydra, r.
and h.. turn signals; gray finish; IN
terior extra clean; $685. written
guar. TRIANGLE MOTORS Ford.
aff1O r. /, ave. me-, DE, 2-63U2.
Evening star., 1955-01-26
AuToMoBILEs fok sALE

n s54s. HoRNER's CORNER.
9th. II. 6-84t4.
OLDs 81 ..esr Holiday 4-dr.: =.
ard n. Hydre-Mstic. dark gray.
bSs BowsS ilsssf sfypfggakgE ffggsa fsass 200 Sss. ga
ave. RA. 6-Ifs2. 80
OIDS 81 super ..ss'' cdr: power
equipped: 50 49e. HoRNER's COR
NER. 3Sss MINI. ne. LU. 1-9a.,6.
oEPs EPss e s5feK. sfeiR as $50 NM Nm. Hos
obs i9 81 Holiday -ss- coupe. e :.
and h., HydEa-Matic. beautiful q
.Sne .Sp,baas nish oyfe gped ToS ;IEsS ssI slssn e
oI.Ds '5e 4-dr. .,9ss; loaded with
extras; premium tires, Si.ss5, viii
accept car in trade. TO Rhode Is
ohbs IDS ass 1850 ne; ss pu 4dSoT: ss equipped @
MOTORS, INC. 1loidsl, $500 18th
st. ia blk west Of Ga. aEe.l. Silver
Spring. JU. 5-8ls6.
OLDS ,52 .'9S" sedan, Light green
finish. equipped with radio, heater,
d .iFss spsson nrss ssss SsTy SSy
czsRsh sisfRPsfl' A AZ fsS
CO, 1922 s2nd st. NV; ST. $4,000
0LDS 81 Super ''Ss" 2-dr.; T; and
hs blue: as 81 's95. SILVER sPRING Mo-
TOR CO.. INC. 1909 E-W. hwy.
tat Ga. ave.. Sil. Sps.. Md. JU. s-
oLDS t51 super rss" sedan; radio
and heater. Hydra-Mattc drive. :, A
a.. ~ &04 Tar M
@ 5ss-A. @ MONROE Ss FosD. 1857 East
evenings es N til O. JU. 5s7os4.
OLDS 1851 ''9S'' hard top; radio and
heater, Hydra-Matic driye; 2-tone
NON MONROE FORD. 5i6o Wis. ave.
NV, Wo. $4,000. Open ewes. I'll
Obs 4 3 "a 1859 super .ss. 4-dr.: orig.
cascade green finish with harmonic
inE custom-made Oidsmoone seat
drive, radio. heater. turn signals
and many other accessories too
numerous to mention; 20.Sa1 ACTUAL
miles by one careful owner. MuSt
see and drive. to appreciate; An
SSnasTsAb SatsssTsalAnb6 NOT MoToR CO.. S n. vir-
einia's Largest .Oldsmobile Dealer.
1000 Wilson blvd, Arl., "a. fss40u,
blue and whitei power uIhness
Hydra, r. and h. An outstandlns
value. $3.50. AKERS oLDS-
CADILLAC Co. FaiIlington shop
ping center. OV. 3-0350,
PACKARD 1899 4-dr. sedan. Speclal
fur today. Full price only S49. No
money down on approved creoIt,
OTHO WILLIAMS BUICK, 2aoi
NichQlR ave. sc. so
PACKARD As 4-door: fully equipped;
new rebuilt 40 motor; $215; MANN
MOTORS, INC, toids). 5000 i3th
81. az blk. west of Ga. ave.1, silver
SPRING. JU. 5-ilS6.
PACKARD 1888 8-pass. club SEDAN.
r. and b. and Wv. tires: spotiesss
inside and out: terms. trade: 81, 34o.
AKERS oLDS-CADILLAC co, FAR
lington shopping center, OV: 3-O5ou.
PACKARDS--We have the. hnest Sc
lection OF used Paekards IN the
Metropolitan Area: all models prop
erly Teeonditioned and guaranteed.
O,BRIEN a. ROHALL,. INC, Your
Arlington Packard Dealer. Used car
Depk.. 1901 Wilson blvd. blocks
south Of Kew Bridge. Open ewes
pIaeeKaRb Ie In6S9 81 "aoo" 4-docr sedan:
black. auto. trans; 7; and a.: s, Sssn.
and Fla. aves. NV. AID. 4-SOoo.
Evening star., 1955-01-26

PLYMOUTH 1854 savoy: excellent
sonsisson; I owner: si,3es. ON.
PLYMOUTH 81 Savoy suburhan aIl-
metal station wagon :. and h.. oFig.
gray finish, clean; 3o-day guar i
SSqS. HILL & SANDERS, Wash s
Oldest Ford Dealer. 11l4 Vermont
ave. NV. AID. 4-4300. Open ewes.
I'll 3, sat. iii 5.
PLYMOUTH 81 4-dr.: heater, orig
inel black finish: clean inside and
out; 3o-day guar: S79S. HILL q
SANDERS, WASN'T Oldest Ford
Dealer. 1900 l4th s. n.w., NO. Z
iii. Open ewes. til ., sat, tn s.
PLYMOUTH so club coupe; heater
and defroxter. new seat covers: L
owner car; S645. L. P. Stafford
NASH, 1900 Conn. ave. NV. EN-.
~ 2-dr. sedan; radio
and heater. very clean: Sa45. u. r.
Stafford NASH. 4300 Conn., ave.
NV. EN-. $4,000.
fsSSnoe1S 'ss sSs s..RsFsss ssssisk t:ss
PLYMOUTH 40 6-passenger eoupes
r. and h.; $3.50. MANN MOTORS,
INC. t0ids). 5000 18th st. "a blk.
west of Ga. ave., Silver SprtnE. JU.
5-61S6.
PLYMOUTH .s2 Beivedere hard top,
radio and heater. A very popular
model Only SSa5. Car No, a2l-A.
MONROE FORD, 800 Wis. ave.
NV WO. $4,000. Open ewes. III
3 pm.
Evening star., 1955-01-30

CEvERAL years ago a backache
- sufferer consulted q famous
orthopedic surgeon, Eho was noted
for his abrupt manner. The doctor
asked the patient what the trouble
was. and he said Il hurt to stoop
over. Whereupon the physician
said. Don't stoop over" thereby
ending the interview. This was
good advice. but too abrupt. There
is much help which can be given.
Almost everyone has suffered
from backaches - that annoying
signal that something has gone
wrong somewhere in your body.
The common. garden variety is
often caused by too much stooping
or long standing. but the pain may
result from serious organic dis
eases. A well known medical text
book lists los different causes for
backaches!
A common diagn0sis Of hack diff
Evening star., 1955-01-30
YOUR ACHING BACK
BY Frank r. Ober, MD.
o. suusa .us sanAsnn

ever, recover with rest IN bed plus
the application Of dry or moist
heat for IS or 2O-minute periods.
repeated at four hour intervals.
Drugs such a. aspirin may be used
to combat the pain, and il may
even be necessary to give one of
the opiates. Often the application
Of adhesive strapping across the
low back will give relief.
Your bed. where you spend a
third Of your life. . highly impor-
tant both in preventing and treat
ing backaches. A firm mattress is
generally preferable. and some
times a board under the mattress
IS useful. although ii IS not effec-
tive under the innersuing type.
Above all, however. you must be
sure that your bed does not sag -
your spine must be in a straight
line while You sleep. For this rea-
son your pillow should compress to
not over an irlch IN thickness. !
have found that a hot water bottle.
one-third FUN. makes a comfort
able pillow for some patients.
During sleep your body win m
stinctiveiy assume the most CON-
Portable position. But some people.
who hahitually sleep On their face,
Evening star., 1955-01-30
There are los reasons for this
all-toO-cOmmon complaint. Here
a specialist tells you what to do

ficulties today Is rupture Of the
disk." In this painful condition a
spOngy material. or the cartilage
between verteMae, protTuties and
presses on nerves. But rupture of
the disk" is not the wbole answer
to hackache. any more than So
called ''saToiliac trouble" about
which We heard 80 much a few
years ago. was The Whole answer.
Mave nm x Nay
ANyoNE suffering from prolonged
backacie should have a Thorough
examination. including X ray. At
times the X-ray examination Of
severe lame backs win show no
evidence Of any disease At an, but
even a negative Tray helps. Some
times an opaque flszid must be m
jected into the spine to facilitate
X-ray Diagnosis.
Most common hackaches, how
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| Hall and Butler Support
New Political Funds Law

publicans could certainly get
along with that ceiling.
Tables Presented.
Mr.. Butler presented tables to
support his claim that the Re-
publicans have been more sue
cessful than the Democrats in
raising funds in the past 20
years.
While suggesting q higher
ceiling on party funds, Mr.. But
Ter also asked the committee to
consider two other methods Of
regulation.
One called for q legal require
ment that equal amounts Of ra-
dio and television time be pro-
vided without charge to each
party in a presidential election
as a public service.
The other was that presiden-
tial campaigns be financed by
Federal appropriations.
Mr.. Hall asked the subcom-
mittee to consider changing one
section Of the Hatch Act which
prevents the national political
committees from selling any.
thing Of value.
Considered Party Magazine
Mr.. Hall said the Republican
committee in recent years con-
sidered publishing a party mag
azine, but was advised by its
lawyers that they would not
take the responsibility Of rec
ommending the magazine plan
in view Of the Hatch Act. He
said that q month later the
Democratic National Committee
began publishing the Democratic
Digest.
Mr.. Butler said the Digest is
not circulated or sold by the
Democratic National Committee.
but by the Democratic Digest
Corp.
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President Urges Cadets
To Be Peace Apostles

Augusta, Ga, for a golfing
vacation.
Plans Considerable Work
The President took only q
small staff with him to Augusta.
White House Press Secretary
James c. Hagerty said, however,
that he expects to do consider
able work while there, in addition
to playing golf.
Indications are. that he will
send to Congress from Augusta
a special message on foreign aid,
spelling out the administration
program in this field for the ifs
cal year beginning July /.
MIR. Eisenhower expects to
return to Washington a week
from tomorrow. Mrs. Eisenhower
did not accompany him to Au-
gusta. She is remaining at their
new farm home. near Gettys-
burg. Pa. to supervise the final
stages Of interior decoration
there.