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The Sidney herald., 1956-08-16

Creek Busy Bees All club was
held on Thursday, Aug. 2, at 400
at the Sheriff. Henderson home,
There were 10 members, one lead
er and IA visitors present.
The meeting was called to order
by President Wayne Berry. Pied
ges were given. We answered roll
call by naming our fair entries.
Minutes of the previous meet
ing we're read and approved with
out correction. Jean Ann HiIlman
and Billie Henderson put in their
birthday money.
We decided to have a picnic
July 80 at Gordon Taylor's at
1890, the club to furnish five
gallons of ice cream
The secretary was asked to
write a thank you note to Collins
Mercantile Co. for furnishing a
tractor to pull our float at the
summer festival July %.
1t was announced that Wayne
Berry had given a demonstration
on grass fires at the REA build
ing July 81.
Our leader, Mrs. Levno, told
about the style show to be held at
the NYA Hall on Saturday, Aug.
4.
Mrs. Levno helped us with our
projects.
Meeting adjourned.
A delicious lunch was served
by Mrs. Henderson.
Games were played.
The next meeting will be held
Friday, Sept. z, at TOO at w.
F. Henderson's.
Craig Berry, reporter.
The Sidney herald., 1956-08-16
CARD OF THANKS

We want to take this means Of
thanking the Fire Department and
the neighbors for helping to ex-
tinguish the fire at our place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kroemer
lcl
The Sidney herald., 1956-08-16

The Bronson Up-N-Do-It All
club met Thursday at the John
Cundiff home. Leader Mrs. Mil
Ter distributed entry blanks for
the fair. Douglas Cundiff gave
a demonstration on repairing an
electric cord and Bob Miller gave
a demonstration on how to choose
vegetables for the Fair. Lunch
was served by Mrs. Cundiff and
the group played games.
Bill Ross, reporter.
The Sidney herald., 1956-08-16
HERE'S HOW YOU CAN HELP
STOP TRAFFIC DEATHS NOW

Firsf-Set an example for the other drivers in
your family. Drive safely and courteously your
self. Watch traffic and pedestrians. Observe speed
limits and warning-signs. Where drivers ore
careful and obey the law, deaths 90 DoWNI
Seeond-Insist on strict enforcement of all
traffic laws. Traffic regulations work for you, not
against you.
In one state alone-in just 3 months-deaths fell
14%o, while national rates climbed II %l 1t was
done by automatically suspendng LcenSes-by
banning potential killers from the roadl
1hird-Ask for better policing, better road
signs and signals, better safety training in your
schools. Talk to your church, PTA or civic
group-and to your newspaper and radio or Tv
~station-they'l help to back a COMMUNICATIVE
safety program.
FoUrfh-Call on your local or state safety
council for help. They're in your telephone book
-or your newspaper can put you in touch.
They'll work with your group to help you get
things done.
The Sidney herald., 1956-08-16

What's going on in the country?
Forty thousand men, women and children
will lose their lives in traffic accidents this
year, according to the present mounting rate!
Yet nearly 5000 of these accidents won't
be accidents at all!
In reports from the FBI, 15% of all traffic
deaths are classified as crimes, not accidents
because of driver negligence.
Can anything be done to halt this highway
homicide?
The answer, at last, is yes.
All it needs is your cooperation . CO.
operation that can save your own life, or the
life of someone in your family.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-22

Pretsss jUdvs Ns.han d l(sslnas ~ ~ I. '' r.
Judge i(aulnsn. n ehsros ~ J0enIp ceust spsts -
tare W Jvuelh oypert Asseels|Ioa y 'tOs1 srd o.
tsFte - psssd shss VII ~ ss % ~ yssss 'fs(srs
We begin 70 easeh Up
Mepnwhs you've lust got TO do shs hsa yev esn and
reeze MET NE who will suffer most ihs boys End
skt who nesd help" hs said.
Judge Kaufman said me major boftIsnsek rs that The
$fsae he's failed TO live UP TO Its obIIgsons" f5
"A new ste for and rslvvsnsssd Boys voesseasi
seees wAs ansIk selected Ann Avher" ~ said sw
there seems 70 b opposition from those the nsiahhor-
hood This means possible delay.
The Prsssn stay At The Vocational School in Lsnss Is
i've months This undoubtedly will be shsvssnsd u mako
roam fos mare.
almost so per cent Of those whe out now get into
trouble again. This probably will grow 70 two$hrds.
Boys Republic, Starr cemnonwsah and other private
" operated schools loaded they take any
Judge Kaufman said shs situation us equally bod with
respect - ptseins sIvis.~
The ssts has appropriated the money another build
Ing 70 house 50 girls a s Girls Training School Adrian
but Tor reason The project continues be held up
hs said.
fasrs they keep The girls long enough them some
good once they admitted but result there few
admissions"
Judge Kaufman said there 30 girls IS more than
capacity in ths Juvenile Detention Home. Of the &c. IL
ore waiting TO Be moved 70 the Adrian institution.
He said hs Of The 100 boys detained under his vrsdc
ion, Is waiting admission either Bvs Boys Republic
and eight have been returned from Boys Republic because
they didn't n into fine program"
More than $50 juvenile officers, Of them from the
Detroit metropolitan heard Judge Kaufman
con meeting In Harper Woods restaurant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-22
PART F:
Whiskey and Soda Diplomats
Of All Nations!

The DEVILS alcoholic beverage and tobacco products and
drug store incidence Soothing yrvps for vnrspentant sin
DEVILS Adam and Eve dvpss, Indifferent to,
fsmpfvovs Of Ny only authorized inspiration and medicine
MUM to oil psopIss fulfilling promise and prophecy,
Jesus and Mine. Of "ANoTHER COMFORTER who will
teach yoG oil fhnss"-BEWARE!
You flirting with fhe DEVILS 'phony wisdom Of this
world (WHICH IS FooLISHNESS WITH GOD" and which
has wrecked inealevabs lives countless
pirss a b .~xN.'
THE U. s-cENlus AND MESSIAH NATION TO
ALL THE NATIoNsI
BECAUSE OF THE FINE CHARACTER OF MANY or
THE EUROPEAN IMMIGRANTS WHO FOUNDED THE
YOUNG NATION, ESPECIALLY THE PROTESTANT
PLYMOUTH FATHERS WHO MADE THE 'DEcLARA.
TON or PRINCIPLES IN THE MAYFLoWER
COMPACT, A PROTESTANT DOCUMENT, UTTERLY
sHoRT-cIRcUiTlNc THE DEVILS VATICAN AND
FRAUDULENT. MATERIALIsTc PERvERsIoNs or THE
DIVINE AND PROTECTIVE. INFALLIBLE CHRISTIAN
lTY OF NY c-lI-LnL-E-ss HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED
MESSIAH SON. CHRIST JEsUs
Popsry Is the DEVILS nysniionl Intended sdefrsek
Jesus understanding and way Of life. and obedience
teachings, substituting therefor the Latin mvbo jumbo Of
the Catholic neutrality-suspicious. Of hs dsviI-no In OBJ
viovs wckednsss but In SUBTLE involuntary spiritual and
Intellectual dishonesty with God and man!
And the fooled grsvovsly, owing The we'll
advertised worship Of Msrymveh increased in ihe past 30
years. since Cod raised up My modern Mary who also had
wonderful Incompatible eonespondslvsrsd through her
spiritual SON. Christ Science MssshI and then she. Ny in
comparable modern DsvshfsrRsysIa. Mary Baker Eddy
exercised The ssdsrhpef Christ Jesus In M highest pvrss
and potent form since The Master. HmssfwsI into
Mrs. Eddys Goth year. and navg0rassd modern Christian
hsang destined 70 sweep the world and heal the nsons
As Per Jesus: my WORKS AND GREATER SHALL YE
DoI--Jehn i4I2-ls.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-22
Egypt, Suez-


THE DEVIL WILL PERFORM MIRAcLEs"-via ANIMAL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS prayers Indifferent to. contsmpvovs
of basic health and healing, truth Jesus and Nine THE
FLESH PRoFITETH NOTHING" John 6:63 - CURES
(WHICH WOULD DECEIVE. IF POSSIBLE. THE VERY
ELEcTT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-22
Win LID sDlrltua|


The HupAAN RACES ARE pEWLIsH. ANYI.cHasr
ADAM AND I've euRtEsouEs or DIVINE IDEAS and
TOOK NvTht-c-AlIiI LIKEWISE, THEIR MATERIAL
soesllsd WORLD AND ENTHUSIASTICALLY MYTH.
Ic-A-L, VISIBLE. MORTAL THOUGHT coNceprs
or THE UNSEEN. BUT Externally HARMONIOUS.
DIVINE IDeAsl y~v
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-22
!" damned Juvenile FseiIities"

By Warren n. ssrombsrg Frss Prsss)
Adsprsssng picture Of Ismnsd and inadequate sssf,es
~ eIou vs svs IN trouble vnsodsd wednesday ~
<continusd Next Column. ToP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-22
So-Ca|Ied Everlasting Punishment"
One Of the Psychological Tools Of
The Immature and Impure, and
Spiritually Dishonest Clergy!

SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS, BOTH WHITE
AND coLoRED. YOU HAVE YOUR WORK CUT OUT
FOR yoUi 60 TO WORK ON THOSE UNREPENTANT
slNNERs-HEBREWs, ROMAN CATHOLICS. PRoTEs.
TANTs. AND OTHER NoN-cHRIsTAN SCIENTISTS
PRISONERS OF THE DEVLl-iF NOT IN WIcKEDNEsS.
THEN IN INFERIOR RIGHTEOUSNESS
You will recall Jesus ssid EXCEPT YOUR RIGHTEOUS.
NESS EXCEED THE RIGHTEOUSNESS OF THE scRIBEs
AND PHARiSEEs. YOU SHALL IN NO CASE SEE
land eNTERl THE KINGDOM OF coD"-omnpressnt
heaven and eternal lHe!!!
SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS PRAY AND
BEAR WITNESS UNTO THE TRUTH, AND LiBERATE
BOTH THE WHITE AND THE NEGRO SOUTH FROM
THE INVOLUNTARY, SPIRITUAL ADULTERY OF THE
FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRIPPLESl AND THE
WHTTEWAsH HEALINcs OF THE DEVL!-ANINAL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., SURGERY, PsYcHIATRY.
cHlRoPRAcTcE. oSTEoPATHY, THE SENSUAL AND
sENsuous PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALING ENDEAvoRs.
AND IMPURE PRAYERS OF THE sELF-RcHTEoUs,
WHO EXCLUDE NY TWO INCOMPATIBLE. iMPERA-
TIVE WITNESSES SINCE CHRIST JEsUs-MARY BAKER
EDDY. INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES, DAUGHTER
REvELAToR or THE CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE
MESSIAH FULFILLING OUR PROMISE. JESUS AND
NINE, OF ANOTHER COMFORTER :. WHO WILL
TEACH YOU ALL TtlINcS"-REvEALINo AND
DEMONSTRATING TO THE PURE IN HEART" THAT
JESUS IS PRESENT AcANi-NoWI- IN FLESH
70 cRATIFY UNREPENTANT SINNERS, 'DoUBTINc
MISUNDERSTANDING JESUS PROFOUND
SAYINGS TO AN WITH you AWAY. EVEN UNTO
THE END or THE WoRLD"l-THE CHRIST. THE
WAY. THE TRUTH AND THE LiFE"-THE SON OF
COD REVEALED VIA SON or MARY, SON OF MANI
BUT THE DEVIL HAS SOUGHT TO ROB AND ENsLAvE
HIS ADAM AND EVE DUPEsi, HENCE PERPETuATEs
THE SATANIC INDUSTRIOUS FALsEHooD THAT
MARY IS THE MOTHER or God SEEKING TO
ATTRIBUTE DIVINITY TO HUMAN FLESH AND THE
HUMAN EGO BOTH or WHICH ARE M.Y-THsI
VISIBLE MORTAL THOUGHT BuRLEsouEs OF
DIVINE IDEAsI
Hence Jesus rs Ills human sonshlp: WHY cALLEsr
THOU Nae cooD7 NONE IS GOOD BUT ONE, THAT IS
God. -. WORSHIP HINT
And Jesus, again: n CAN OF NINE OWN SELF Do
NOTHING. " IS THE FATHER WITHIN NE WHO DoE'n
THE WoRKcT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-22
Devils White South

NEEDS DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE"
FROM ms SATANIC MAJESTY, VINO
WOULD P8&PGTuATE A FRAUDULENT
soesl'sd RIcHTEoUsNESs CULTURE AND EDUcA
TON IN WHICH THE DEVIL SEEKS TO IMPOSE
SECOND GLASS CITIZENSHIP UPON A RACE WHICH
LIKE AL RACES NEEDS LIBERATION FROM TIVE
DEVl-ANlMAL MAcNETsM-WtiIcH THROUGH "
CHRISTIANITY. WHEREIN you LOVE YOUR
NEcHeok AS YOURSELF" ACCORDING TO CHRIST
L'6tkATEs the DEVILS ADAM AND EVE DUPEs,
BOTH THOSE WHO WOULD PLAY MASTER AND THE
VICTIMS OF THOSE WHO WOULD PERPETuATE
SUBTLE BONDAGE or INFERIoRlTN
L coos DECLARE; AN HONEST NEGRO CHRISTIAN
SCIENTIST IS CLOSER TO NE THAN MILLIONS or ALL
OF THE OTHER RACES WHO HAVEN'T YET PUT
ON SPIRITUAL LONG PANTS VIA MY INDISPENSABLE
INCOMPATIBLE. IMPERATIVE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
MovEMENT!-"THE PREDEsTINED, THE EVENTUAL
ONE AND THE ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS
ON THIS PlANET"lL to Mrs. Eddy TO YOU early in the
10th Century.
WE REITERATE: THE PLANET IS IN INDIVIDUAL
AND COLLECTIVE HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS
IS MERELY VISIBLE MORTAL THOUGHT,
MYTHICAL IMAGE OF A MARVELLOUS, DIVINE IDEAL
THE HUMAN BODY IS IMAGE NOT PERSONA
CONGRESSIONAL, MYTHICAL. MORTAL THOUGHT
IMAGE OF THE SUM TOTAL OF HUMAN
CONSCIOUSNESS II
Therefore, SOMETIME IN THE DISTANT FUTURE,
IN COLLECTIVE CONSCIOUSNESS CALLED THE
NEXT WORLD, ALL WILL HAVE AN AScENSIoN!-
LIBERATION, I00%, FROM MORTAL THOUGHT
CONCEPTS. RANGING FROM MATTER EVIL,
DEVIL, DEATH. DEFoRMTIEs. DISASTERS. WARS
COMMUNISM AND EVEN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-22

Continued from Back Page)

Through their attorney Dee Edwards The nine announced
they would carry their fight TO the convention at Kansas City
Aug. 13.
satisfaction u obtained there, Miss Edwards said,
she probably would seek relief In The courts again. She added
Since ths convention date Is close will make
move before that"
The deal in question shs purchase FIVE years ego under
land contract Of building ~ 65I3 Grand River Thssve-
iUrs which housed union Offices hall and priced
q $ls0oo0
NoNPRoFlT GROUP
III, Purchase msds By ths building Association Ine
nopprsAf grsvp up by s local 10 handle IRE dss The
initial payment 81 $4,000 sds Win svrds svsrssssrsd
~ NJ Undsn.
Some $4,000 subscribed BY union members through
lcensInved Next celvmn ropl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-22
Thoughts for Crusade
Continued from Back Page)

THE HUMAN AND MATERIAL"
MYTHICAL "ctiASTLY FARcE"l
"And God saw aIl that He had made and bslold n
isl very good"-csnssis 1881
v26-"And God said let Us ["FATHER+MoTHER coD1
make after image and likeness. and lot then, have
dominion :. i. 4. [ALL II :. ;"
And then The DEVILS MYTHICAL Adam and Eve hvrlssqvs
monopoIizss the next zen Chapters Of cenesisl
$500 YEARS LATER. 625 B. c..
"Thou Art Of Purer Eyes Than to
Behold Evil, and Canst Not Look Upon
|niquity!"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-22

HE LIGHT or SOUTHERN WHITES AND NEcRoEs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18

What's. more appealing
to a real candy-lover d
than creamy, extra rich n
chocolate fudge, and r
heavenly peanut brittle,
toasty-crisp and loaded
with munchy peanuts.
Get the tasty twosome
for just a dollar!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18
BY PHIL YEAGER
AND JOHN STARK

Cities all over the country.
Washington included, are being
urged to reappraise legal trafic
speeds on major transportation
arteries. This is because of
changes in vehicle volume, new
theories of traffic regulation. new
road construction and so on.
4 1t also raises a question of au-
tthority which is aptly illustrated
by a communication received
from Silver Spring resident.
Il am interested to know" he
writes Tin part), what basis in
law there is for some local traf-
| fic car to establish traffic regu-
lations, speed limits, determine
where one may and may not turn
and such :.
IF in fact the majority Of our
local drivers most of the time
drive at a faster rate than the
imposed from above rate of Is
miles per hour, this ought not to
be taken as an inherent lawless-
ness on the part of motorists, but
rather as evidence that the speed
limit imposed is either outdated
Corr impractical and has no
proper basis in the consent of
the governed :"
Considered Unrealistic
No doubt there are thousands
Iof motorists in the country who
feel, often with good reason, that
certain traffic speed limits are
Iunrealistic.
| So far as the law is concerned.
however, the PRONUNCIATION Of
traffic regulations is similar to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18

citation which closed Thursday
at the Sheraton Park.
The first promise of success
with this radical procedure was
reported a few days ago when
two men, aged 81 and So, were
on at Hahnemann Hos
pital in Philadelphia. Actober 2s
and 81 respectively. DR.. Charles
p. Bailey of the hospital per-
formed the operation which the
California surgeon had developed
on animals.
One man underwent a heart
attack six months ago and the
other two years ago. Both sui
fered severe angina pains re-
sulting from too little blood flow
ing into areas Of the heart be-
cause of the occluSion.
The operation was compared to
'ruSted and clogged water pipes
that are bored clean.
The curette is made of q silver
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18
LAW IN THE NEWS
Silver Spring Man
Poses I roffic Query

the rules set out by any duly au-
thorized administrative body.
The ultimate authority rests
in the electorate who are the
real board Of directors. They
determine the legislative bodies
which in turn provide for trafnc
control and vest the proper Of
f1cials with authority to make
traffic regulations.
If enough of the motoring
electorate doesn't like the reg
ulations imposed. it can appeal
to the traffic administrators for
a change, or-failing that
throw the rascals out" through
its power to alter the legisla-
ture.
YOteless Residents
In the District of Columbia, of
course, a unique situation exists
in that those who make traffic
regulations are not politically
responsive to the motorists they
govern. In other words, vote
less D. C. residents must con-
form to traffic rules imposed by
persons who owe their position
Of authority to voters outside
the jurisdiction they regulate.
This is not necessarily a plug
for a voters franchise in the
District, which is a controversy
Of its own. 1t is merely to note
an unusual situation.
AS a practical matter, if mo-
florists showed more vigor in Civ
ing traffic officials the benefit of
their opinions. needed changes. in
traflc speeds might occur with
more dispatch. Individually, of
course. this may be hard to do:
but it is something for civic as
sociations to think about.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18

week, amounts to roaming out"
the heart arteries with long,
thin curette and removing fatty
deposits. These accumulations
on the arterial walls tend to
marrow the arteries. Sometimes
a clot forms and a coronary at
tack occurs. After a first at
tack many patients may reason
ably expect more attacks.
The originator of this surgical
procedure is DR.. Angelo May of
/ the 1887 class of the George
Washington Medical School,
who now lives in San Francisco.
His research was done over the
past severai years on animals
at the Mount Zion Surgical Re-
search and Harold Brunn Insti-
Itute there.
| DR.. May came to the District
last week to revisit George
Washington and attend sessions
of the Southern Medical Asso-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18

entry were the most frequent
juvenile crimes. followed by the,
unauthorized use Of automobiles.
About $50 children In the
District came to the attention of
Juvenile Court and the Police
Juvenile Squad for the first time,
ACCORDING to the court statistics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18

because of the intensive re-
search which will be taking
place at this center. a
Secretary of Welfare Folsom
says: This new effort win help
bring answers to some Of the
most challenging health prob-
lens of our times"
prepared by Committee on Aging
United Community Servicesl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18

tomorrow? DR.. G. Halsey Hunt.
former associate chief of the
Public Health's Bureau of Medi-
cal Services, will be director.
We who are now 65 plus may
benefit from this new center.
but oldsters who come after US
may find their strength in
creased and their ills diminished
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18

compound and can bend to At
the curves Of the arteries. It is
worked through an incision in
the small artery in the tip of
the ventricle upwards to the
aorta.
Both patients have been re-
ported recovering well. and the
NOW Of blood into the heart has
apparently been increased.
1t is significant that the opera.
ltions were performed well after
the heart attacks. When a coro.
mary occlusion occurs, it is gen.
terally 10 days or longer before
definite heart muscle damage
lcan be evaluated. This is because
Fit takes time for parts of the
muscle to slowly die from lacl
Iof blood. Doctors, however, are
able to make guesSes based or
the severity of the attack.
If it becomes possible to per.
form such an operation vel
within this period--shortly after
the attack-some doctors specu.
lated that it may be possible tC
avert much of the heart muscle
damage.
Too Early to EvaIuate
/ A San Francisco pathologist
suggested several years ago that
coronary occlusions generally oc.
cur within an inch from the
mouth of the opening of the
coronary artery at the aorta
This helped originate the idea
This area is the most desirable
to clean out.
When the operations were an.
nounced at last weeks meeting
lin Chicago of the American So.
lciety for Study of Arterial.
lsclerosis hardening Of the arte.
IrieS), DR.. Bailey declared it is fal
too early to evaluate how much
this operation has actually
helped the two patients.
Both surgeons, however, ex.
pressed great hope for the future
with the technique.
/ A Washington surgeon at tht
association meeting said the con.
cept of relieving a heart artery
obstruction by surgery sis evi.
dence of the daring and ingen.
ious efforts of modern medica
scientists" He added that, I'll
lis a step toward the ultimate goa
of preventing and relieving the
Gripping effects of heart disease
caused by the interference with
the hearts blood supply"
!. Diet Isn't Effective
: Many doctors have been trying
to prevent the formation of these
: blood clots but such attempts al
present do not seem to have
worked. the local physician
pointed out, despite enthusiastic
recommendations.
I He added that there does moi
seem to be a diet proven to be
absolutely effective.
I Another approach is the use OF
anti-coagulantS, drugs that are
designed to prevent blood clot-
ting.
The pioneers in the surgical
attempt indicated they realized
the risk Of surgical intervention
in persons with heart disease
and added that they admit it i;
difficult to select the proper pa
tients for the procedure.
However, many doctors at the
Southern Medical Associations
, annual meeting appeared hope
full that the goal Of surgical
! prevention may be reached.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18
TODAY IN MEDICINE
New Heart Surgery
Raises Questions
RY CHARLES 81 BROOKS

The future Of heart patient could be vitality
affected by daring operation developed by George Washington
University Medical School graduate,
How many may have their lives extended and
whether attacks be prevented sometime
future by this operation questions still be
The unprecedented operation reported the time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18
GOING LIKE so
New Research
Project Set

Have you noticed that a
Center for Research on the
Aging Process will be opened at
the National Institute Of Health
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18
DeIinquents' Total
For Month Is 238

Juvenile Court has reported
complaints on 238 delinquent
children last month.
HOUSEKEEPING and unlawful
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on 3rd fl. Garage. 3 porches. large
lot 120x125. Completely renovated
S26,50d. Call SAMUEL E. BOGLEY,
INC OT, R.TR00 ffIl O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-19

ATTRAc. TOWN HOUSE on 10th st
mr. Woodner. Made into 2. compl
sep. apis; one. rms. 2 baths;
the other. 3 rms. and bath. Priced
right. Call Mr.. Ransom, ST
3%;729o or EN-. s2-S922. Exclusive