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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-10
What Do You Mean
by "One'?

The truth is that it really does
take all kinds of people to make
world, hard as that is for every
body to believe Furthermore, with
all the beWildering differences
there are in language, looks, cul-
ture. manners and morals, the
human race is one If there is
anything quite clear in the New
Testament, this is it. All human
beings are human, not one is sub
human. If other races seem pc
culiar to you, so peculiar you even
wonder why God made them, re-
member you seem just as pecu-
liar to them.
But what is the oneness of the
human race? II is true, all OF us
in the big collection Of living
animals called mankind have
many points in common that are
not very important, some that are
not important at all We all walk
on two legs. not four-but so do
penguins We all know pleasure
and pain-but so do cats. We must
all debut so must grasshoppers.
We all came. probably, from the
common set of ancestors-but so
presumably did catfish. There is
something far more important than
our brain, our hand, our nervous
system or our digestive tract that
marks us as one race 1t is the
fact which only religion acknowl-
edges, but a fact of deepest i'm
portance: We are all children of
God and made in his image. God
made us of many kinds; but he
also made us of one in unity,
for unity We are one because
there is one Lord of all. p"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-10

Five stores were burned out 81
a fire at Elkton.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-10
CRELLIN

The Ladies' Bible Glass will hold
bazaar and candy sale Saturday,
December 18th in the Stanley Sup
ply Company store.
Rev. and Mrs. Don Jackson
visited Miss Rose Cupp last Sat
urday Miss Cupp is a surgical
patient in the Meyers Clinic in
Philippi, W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gayle Shaffer and
children, of Rockville, are spend
ing this week visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. II. c. Shaffer and Mr. and
Mrs. a. G.. Cullers.
Miss Stella Mae Bittinger, Cum
berland. spent the weekend with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey
BittiHger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Fike spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Simmons and
daughter, in Elkins, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd CarSkadon,
Rev. and Mrs. Don Jackson, Mrs.
Burlin Holler and Dorsey Ashby,
ST., attended the WSCS Christmas
party and dinner which was held
last Thursday evening by the
ladies Of the Deer Park Methodist
church in the church basement.
Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Uollcr, Mr..
Carskadon and Mn. Ashby sang
two numbers during the program
held in the church auditorium after
the supper was served.
Mrs. Walter Hollcr and Mrs.
Paul Graham were shoppers i'm
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-10
II One, Then What?

If the oneness of the human
race is taken seriously, then some
practical results follow. This is
not all theory. 1t is something we
can live by For one thing, when
ever we have any contact with
any human being we have to re-
member that he is a human being.
and that so far as we are con-
cerned that is the most important
fact about him He may have
different color, he may talk in
strange gibberish. his customs
may seem to be topsy-turvy, he
may not know how to eat with
spoon His ideas may be quite the
reverse of ours, his religion may
be weird nonsense and his whole
mental workings as hard to fol-
low as the flight Of bats. But never
theless the thing that unites him
with you is more vital than the
things that mark him off from
you. You belong to the same hui
Illdll ldNC.
Furthermore, if it is true. as
said above, that what gives the
human race its unity is the fact
that we are all creatures of the
same Father-God, then in all deal
ings with other people, even when
they misunderstood God Gas fetish
worshippers do) or even deny his
very existence, as most Russians
do, we must remember always:
Their God and ours are the same.
They may not know it, but it is
so. All this adds up to the point
that we have no right to despise
or look down on any member of
the human race.-nor they on us.
At the foot of Gods throne we all
are on level ground.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-10
Even A Saint Can
Forget This

One of the Bible readings tells
of an incident in the life of st.
Peter. God had already shown
him, as it were by miracle, that
God is no respecter of persons"
but at Antioch he forgot it. Forgot
it so far that he would not even
eat with some persons of a differ
ent race than his own, even though
they were all Christians too. So
it is easy to read these words.
and it was not hard to write them,
that all human beings are one.
BIASED on outlines copyrighted by the
Division of Christian Education, Ma
tionaI Council of the Churches of Christ
In the U. s. A. Released by Com munity
Press Service.)
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-10
One Human Race
Lesson for December 10, 1853

VOU can try a little experiment
with your friends or your Sun
day school class. Ask each one TO
think Of human being, any hui
man being. Write it down if they
like. Then go around the circle
and see what kind of human
beings they picked. It's a safe
prediction that most of them will
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-10
General WSCS Meeting

The general meeting Of the w. S.
c S. of the Methodist church, Oak
land, will be held Wednesday, De
cember Is, in the Assembly room,
at o'clock p. m.
The program, Gracious Gifts
Are Given" will be in charge Of
Circle No. /, with Mrs. II. T. Ours
ler leader She will be assisted by
Mrs. John Reckner, leader of the
junior choir. Circle 3, Mrs. Milton
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-10

II q G sell c | e q a
hum an bein G of
their own + a ce,
somebody rather
like them instead
of someone differ
ent from them. In
other words. when
we think human
being" we think
som body like
me- Or in still
other words. we
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-10

A girl in Georgia died after re-
ceiving 352 blood transfusions in
three years for a rare blood disease.
A study showed American chill
dren were soft, compared with
some European children.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-10

High school.
Attending from Garrett County
were Miss Kathryn Speicher, Ac-
cident, second vice-president; and
Mrs. Erval Ream, Oakland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-10

THINK Of ourselves as the normal
human being and other kinds Of
people as of brands"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-10

Shuma,c leader, viii bc in charge
of refreshments.
Evening star., 1953-03-20
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Natures Children sy Li''o" Co. AtA.,

water remain safe through the
winter and in spring produce
complete hydra.
The body Is slightly more than
a hollow tube; one end opened
at the mouth, the other end
closed and attached or anchored
to a weed from which it is
suspended. The obdy is simple
in that its wall consists of two
sheets of cell. one digestive, the
outer epidermis a fine network
Of nerve fibers. Hydras can be
observed in small glass aquari-
un1s.
A little meat juice for re-
freshment will cause the hydra
to squirn in an effort to swal-
low his invisible prey. Then
having dined, he resumes grow
ing
Hydras may be easily col
lected. but challenge your ability
to see them. It is best to place
the weed on which you find
Evening star., 1953-03-31

small aquarium with pond water
they have lived in-city water
is fatal to them. Keep water
cool. Feed them on live water
heas and occasional meat juice.
They are not heavy eaters, but
interesting pets.
Evening star., 1953-03-31
BEETLE BAILEY
Amazing Hydra.

Amazing hyuras
Hydra are the most amazing
animals in the world. They
are named for the mythical
Greek monster of Lake Lerna.
said to have nine heads and no
sooner was one cut OF than
two new ones appeared in its
place.
In weedy ponds and slow run
ming waters, you can see these
fantastic creatures. They are
harmless and almost indestructi-
BILE, For this reason they are
known as ''the animal man can
not kill"
If you split the thin tubular
body lengthwiSe, leaving it at
tached at the tail end, it will
quickly fuse together again
without any evidence it has been
disturbed at all. If you sepa-
rated it lengthwise altogether.
each part will replace the miss
ing half. If you cut of the
head, the remainder of the body
is quickly restored.
Left to their own devices, hy-
dra move through the water
by waving their almost trans
parent tentacles. They catch
and swallow minute animals
that are also out for a swim.
The male has small conical
projections and from the head
end, slender waving tentacles,
AS they move through the
water, they assume weird dane
ing positions. Some appear to
skip, others bow. still others
pose. They are grotesque and
highly amusing.
Some of them show q bud on
the body which indicates new
individual is forming as an OUT
growth from the slender stalk.
This is one Of the ways hydra
reproduces. Eggs dropped In the
Evening star., 1953-03-31

them in a pan Of water. Hydra
shrink when outside of water
and expand again when sub
merged. Weeds removed from
shores of lakes, ponds or slow
moving rivers are almost GER
tain to have them. Fill your
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-05
Woman Driver In Wholesale Wreck

DALLAS R-Go ahead and say
woman driver"
All she did was mistake the gas
pedal for the brake pedal and send
her car scooting along the side
walk, making pedestrians jump
like kangaroos in downtown Dallas
today. Inc car knocked down a
parking meter, shattered plate
glass window and chased" a
blonde 20 feet into rush hour traf-
fic. Then it smashed head-on into
another car for the grand finale.
Three persons were hurt.
In reality, nobody was driving
the car. Mrs. Warner L. Holland
Of Dallas had stopped near the
curb to pick up her husband. She
scooted over as he opened the door
on the drivers side. The car was
in automatic "drive."
Then the car began to roll, "
Holland told officers later.
"My wife reached back toward
the brake pedal with her left loot
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-05
Secret OF A
Deadly Poison
Gas Revealed
Cloak And Dagger
Account Is Given
By Retired Air
Force Officer

BALTIMORE R-The story of a
Russian-made poison gas described
as so deadly one drop could kill
man, and a German scientist who
died making the formulas avail.
able to the United States were told
here last night.
The cloak and dagger account of
international intrigue was unfolded
by Col. Julius L. AmosS, retired
Air Force officer and head of the
East Europe Division, Office OF
Strategic Services in World War
II.
Col. Amoss said the formulas,
now in the hands Of government
officials, were obtained by the
international Services of Informa
ton (ISD, an American spy group
which he directs from headquar,
tiers in Baltimore.
Amoss and the Isl were cred,
tied unofficially last March with
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-05

engineering the flight Of a Polish
flier, 1t. Franciszek Jarecki, who
escaped from behind the Iron Cur.
tain in a Russian made MIG15 jet
fighter plane.
The 2l-year-old PILOT, now in this
country. has denied that he had
any help in his DANG flight.
Amoss said the formulas were
written on slips of paper Struggled
out of Russia by a German scien-
fist who was shot just before
entering the East sector of Berlin.
A friendly agent travelling with
the German, Amoss added, es.
capped with the papers and sent
them on to Isl headquarters here
in Baltimore.
The retired Air Force officer
said the Russians claimed the gas
was strong enough tc kill a man
if one drop contacts his body.
He said the three formulas give
the chemical composition of gases
listed as tabun, suman and surin,
with a PHOSPHORUS base.
Amoss said he turned the for.
mulas into official channels" but
was not at liberty to aame his
contacts in the government.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-05
Reluctant Nixon
Gets UP Courage.
Pats Lions Head

WASHINGTON R-Vice Presi.
dent Nixon showed some reluc.
lance at first, but finally he patted
the 1S-year-old on the forehead.
The 1S-year-old was lion named
Sheba.
The Vice Presidents initiation
yesterday as ''fall guy" of the
Circus Saints and Sinners required
that he thus make Sheha's &C.
quaintance, but It did not blossom
into a long compani0nShip.
The lion opened its mouth, dis
playing teeth. II was, perhaps,
yawn. Nixon stopped patting and
soon moved on to enjoy more Of
the circus atmosphere the Saints
and Sinners had created in the
lobby of the Mayflower Hotel;
with posters. a caliiope, = pink
lemonade fountain and q Shimmy
dancer called Jai.Leta.
She said of the lion-yisiting Vice
President, Hes got more CUTS
than have"
There had been some doubt as
to whether Nixon would actually
step into Sheba's barred parlor. He
said he was willing but ''the ooys''
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-05
Jap Movies To
Show Death OF
Big Battleship
by FRED sAlTo

TOKYO RS-The last day Of a
battleship--the death Of the nam.
moth Yamato on a suicide mission
late in the Pacific war-will be
shown Japanese moviegoers this
month In a new documentary film.
The japanese say the "a sos. ton
Yamato, sunk BY Z. S. carrier
planes, was the biggest fighting
ship ever built. dwarFing By more
than 10000 tons the largest Amer.
can battleShip afloat.
The Yamato was wrapped IN so
much secrecy from the time il was
built in 1855 until il sank off XVI.
shu on April I. isas--shat not even
q picture was released, The Jan.
anese Navy refused 10 confirm
there was such a ship.
The last day Of the Yamatn IL
not pleasant memory for any
japanese, but the Japanese people
do not resent grim pictures.
Several months ago, the Toei
Motion Picture Company filmed
wild Lily Tower. an account Of
okinawa high school girls who vol.
unteercd as nurses and persisted
IN the 0klnawa battle The picture
vas an all.time hoxoffico success
Toei followed VITA Gen. Tomo.
yukl IamaShita, describing the
losing battle Of The Philippines.
Ials also was I smash bit.
Now Shin Tohe Motloa Picture
Company. producers AZ several
naval epieS. including the sink.
ms Of the U. S. Pacific feet II
Pearl Harhor, has made the "a.
mato story.
The Yamatc. Sst feet long and
mounting nine ls,ineh guns was
EQUIPPED with six alrplanes, radar
and every modern instrument
The famato made It's last sartie
on . kamlkaxe special attack tssl.
cldel MISUNDERSTANDING cut ~
kure Naval Base for OklaaWa wlth
enoaSA i0es log Guy a oae.aay
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-05
Restoration Of
Part OF Az
Funds Sought
Senators Plan
To Ask AT Least
Four Million Of
Slash Be Restored
By EDWIN 3. PARKINSON

| WASHINGTON R--Sen. Hill ID
Ala said today ne and some of
his colleagues viii move to restore
about FOUR Of the more than five
billion dollars cut firm Air Force
funds by the Eisenhower budget.
Il believe when the public knows
the facts they will insist we keep
building for a 143-wing Air Force
as a minimum" Hill said in an
interview. But Sen. Ferguson (R-
Mich) said he expects Congress to
line up behind the administration
program because president Ell
senhower knows this picture
The Senate phase Of the con-
gressional battle over the Air Force
budget and its goals went into
extra innings today as Gen. Hoyt
Vandenberg, retiring Air Force
chief of staff, was recalled for his
third day of questioning.
AS part of the plan for reducing
government spending-with an ulti-
mate aim of balanced budget
and lower taxeS-the Eisenhower
defense program calls for an Air
Force of 40 TO ia wings next
year and 120 wings by December,
1855. Former President Truman's
budget had called for a 1855 Air
Force of 143 wings of 80 to rs
planes each. Eisenhower has said
the budget changes will not mean
a lowering Of combat effectiveness.
| Hearings are before a Senate
appropriations subcommittee head
ed by Ferguson, who is backing
the reduced Air Force budget.
1.-The phrase '143-wing' has magic
in it for some persons" Ferguson
said in an interview. Actually it's
just a paper target. The reduc-
tons proposed mean no cut in real
combat aircraft.
Even if we gave them four or
five billions additional they could
not spend it In the next fiscal year.
The Air Force had IS billions to
spend at start of this fiscal year
just on aircraft and cannot spend
more than five billions,
'The President aoes not want
Congress TO appropriate more
money than can be spent in a
fiscal year" he added. "This is
just part of the annual Air Force
show. They always ask more than
the Presidents budget and they
never have been able to spend
what they get, +"
Senate Air Force advocates have
been pleased with Vandenberg' S
testimony that there is mo sound
military reason" for the five bill
lion dollar cutback.
Under questioning yesterday.
Vandenberg said Soviet Russia has
both an offensive and defensive
air force, " that the cutback may
reduce the number OF modern air
craft this country can send to
European allies; that showdown
since the new administration took
over already would delay the 143-
wing program six months even if
funds; and that the cutback is
"endangering the national de.
| Tense"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-05
Big Hydrogen
Device May Be
Tested This Year
BY ELTON c. FAY

WASHINGTON Rl-The United
states seemed today to have solved
the secret of making nuclear weap-
ons of almost unlimited power and
to have tapped virtually limit
less source of atomic raw mater
ial.
The dramatic advances in Amer
&c an atomic know-how were
chalked up in two events:
/. The defamation at the Nevada
proving ground of a nuclear fission
device of such fierce heat and
force that it appeared to end the
quest for a trigger to fire super
destructive, full scale hydrogen
bomb. Scientists think that, unlike
the standard fission weapon, there
are virtually no reasonable bounds
20 the energy which could be re-
leased from the fusion explosion OF
q hydrogen bomb.
2. Announcement Of success in a
project to produce as much or
more fashionable material than is
used up in the burning of fuel
in an atomic furnace or reactor.
This breeder" process means that
the practically non fashionable
Element 238 of uranium-available
in much greater supply than fis.
sionable U-235-can produce plu-
tonium, highly fashionable sub
stance. The success at the Idaho
atomic reactor test station could
point to an era of atomic abun-
dance in the nation, for peace or
war.
Test detonations of hydrogen
explosive gadgets repeatedly have
been made at the Pacific island
proving grounds during the last
two years.
But an efficient trigger mechan-
ism for a hydrogen explosion has
been costly in material. 1t is
understood that the intense heat
and pressure Of two nominal
strength atomic devices are need
ed to detonate a hydrogen bomb.
A plentiful supply of plutonium for
fission explosions could end con-
Germ about the use of A-bombs as
triggers for hydrogen weapons.
The test bomb fired at Yucca
Flats la Nevada yesterday was
described in dispatches as prob
ably exceeding SO kilotons in en-.
ergy. The nominal bomb Of the
2O-kiloton type used in the wartime
attacks on Japan produced the
equivalent energy of 10000 tons OF
conventional TINT explosive.
Observers of the Yucca Flat
explosions, undoubtedly the biggest
ever set off in the continental u. S.,
remarked on the prolonged fire.
ball from the explosion. It boiled
for more than 80 seconds--better
than twice the duration of previous
shots.
There Is expectation that U. S,
atomic weaponeers, late this year
or next spring, viii test out a truly
big hydrogen device in the Pacif.
ic Ocean safety Of the Marshall
Islands, either at the Eniwetok
proving ground or at Bikini Atoll,
unused since the 1916 atomic tests.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-05
FOREIGN STUDENTS In
us. TOTAL $4,000

NEW YORK 1.-THE number of
foreign students now studying at
colleges and universities in the
United States total 34,OOO-S 900
more than last year.
This was reported yesterday in
an annual census by the Committee
on Friendly Relations Among For
eign Students. 1t gave these top
figures; ,636 students from Can
ada; 2,611 from China; 1871 from
Germany.
Soviet Russia has So students
enrolled in the u. S.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-05

GARWooD. N. J. u-StFxpless
gowns and plungipg neehiHet may
be stylish-but ~ for gixis ID the
eighth grade. says he. local board
Of education.
The board warned yesterday
against wearing such styles at the
grades June Is prom at Lincoln
school.
Robert Laird. school supsrintend-
emf, asked the board d support his
request for conservative Gress at
the affair. Laird said he had no
tieed several ''dprlng" dresses ct
recent sehool dahees.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-05

BY whom he explained Ne meant
''the secret service, I guess
thought Il might rot Be q GOOD
idea. But AFTER pholoerppAers vent
into the case, Nixon stepped in
and delivered the pat.
Mrs. Nixon strolled By later,
heard about her husbands exploit
and also went into SheAa's cage,
but no great cordially deyeloped In
her case either. s
She said afterwards, 81 tels no
fear until the lion gave ne he
ere. Then I len"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-05

Here's quick snack to serve
with iced tea: Toast split dough
nuts lightly under the broiler, then
spread with mixture of butter
or margarine and cinnamon-sugar
Put the dressed up doughnut halv.
es under the broiler again just un-
til bubbly.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-05

and pushed down. She hit the
aecelerator.
''I was knocked down hard on
the street. The car spurted away,
She must have pushed harder on
the gas pedal every time the car
hit something"
Mrs. Holland got a ticket for
negligent collision.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-05
Couple Goes On
Late Honeymoon

CENTREVILLE, Ala. H. An
elderly farm couple who put seven
children through college are plan
ming q long delayed honeymoon.
]. F. Murphy. 60, and his wife
completed the job Tuesday when
Patty Jean Murphy graduated
from the University Of Alabama.
Murphy contracted for small
building jobs to help meet the
extra expenses. He Is skilled
carpenter. painter. bricklayer and
blacksmith.
The children worked part-time
while in school
Five children graduated from the
university. one from Alabama
polytech and the seventh from
Alabama College.
When the Murphys married they
didn't have the time or the money
for honeymoon. With all of their
children educated and embarked
on careers, they're now ready 10
enjoy a few days away together.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-05

trip None Of the ss2 crew mem.
bers expected 70 actnrn
There was no ar cover At all
Japan c0ulan't afford II. 0nly eiehs
destroyers and a cruiser escorted
the suicide bastlew son on It's final
mission, They represented the last
Of the once great japanese Navy.
The desperate nasS3on wpuFd M
in utter failure Instead Al reach.
ing 0kinawa as intended some
1000 L. S. carrier planes assaulted
The famato eli Kyashu, Janans
southern island, ard sank il after
a two.AoaF battle.
The Yamato went down when
mere than 40 aerial ;arpessoes
ripped through Der steel plates snd
penetrated gas powder magazine
t4siy s6est SO eers 4aa 49,.
survived saa Fss.A blast.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-05

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