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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-24

See the exhibit Of
posters for the School
Sovines Bond Art Prof.
ect on our Young 4th
Floor until Saturday,
March 9th.
Evening star., 1954-08-08

COLORED-S52 PER MO-. incl. utiiS.
In .s.w. Newly dec. enc. apt, pvt
bath. mod. kit: refs. Call EN-. 2-1e65
cOLoRED-sO50 THAYER ST. NE,
- rms. kit. and bath, with sun
perch. all utils. except elec. HUI, g.
COLoRED--2 SPACIOUS Rms. kit.
and bath; cony; NV. section, Utils.
COLORED-716 r ST. Me- rms,
kit. and bath, nice apt, SIS, incl.
utils. HARRISON a. ADAMS. Ma. s.
Evening star., 1954-08-08
APIS. UNEuRAlsHlp---p. {.
1713 CAPITOL AVE. NE.

Apt. 3: avail. Sept. Il: living rm.,
bedrn. dinette, kits bath, cr.-irl
rear porch, gas heat; $50 80 per mo.
See janitor. rear Of 1908 Capitol ave.
Evening star., 1954-08-08
"A B &c

You'll say apt. hunting is easy when
you see this real value. Surrounded
by conveniences of rapid trans
portation, Fairgrounds, good schools
and shopping area. Exceptionally big
l-bedrm. apt; S6650, plus all
utiis. 321O Sth st. Sc, near Nichols
res. mgr, Mr.. Darby, Apt. IO3.
10. 3-5l49, or SHANNON q LUCHS
CO.. 1905 H st. NV, MA. S-2345.
Evening star., 1954-08-08
COLORED

COLORED
1928 18th ST. NV.
9, bachelor apts,. S33 mo. 90 rms,
Kit and bath ants, Under SOS, Heat
ana hot water furnished.
2100 BLK. N ST. NV.
2 rooms, kit. and bath.
1910 IRVING ST. NV.
Q rooms, kitchen and bath.
4018 KANSAS AVE. NV.
Modern apt, rms. and bath. S9B.
zoos M ST. NE.
2. rms. kit and bath. all utilities
furnished. 500 month.
2013 M ST. NE.
2. rms, kit. and bath. all utilities
furnished. $50 month.
316 OAKDALE ST. NV.
Q rms, kit. and bath. utils. furn. S66.
CALL
JOHN r. PINKETT, INC.
Weekdays S;30-5 DU. 7-0707
Evening star., 1954-08-08

COLORED
21&4 K ST. NV. ~ Very desirable
2-rm., kit. and bath apt. in excel
downtown location, S65 month.
81 EYE ST NW-2-rm., kit and
bath apt. good downtown neighbour
hood. S65 month.
136 .CORCORAE ST. NV -rm.,
kit. and bath apt, $40 month.
Is 7th ST. N.E.--2-rm., kit, and bath
apt. in good NE. neighborhood.
S65 month,
a2S CONSTITUTION AVE. NE
rm., kit. and bath apt; close in,
$40 month.
4,55 EADS ST. NE.-2-rm., kit.
and bath apt, in new modern bldg.
S65 month.
GOSS REALTY co.
2144 X st, NV. MA. S-l353.
Evening star., 1954-08-08
GEORGETOWN
S69.5O

1ncls. all utils. Big 1-bedrm. apts.
tJust decorated); conv. to good
shopping area bus stop in blk, ex-
press transp. downtown. Where?
1890 4th st, between Atlantic st.
and Valley ave. Call res. mgr. Mr..
NON ~ LUCHs CO, 1903 II st.
NV. Ma. &-234R
Evening star., 1954-08-08
THE SUNDAY srAR

WASHINGTON, D. G.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 3; 1854
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-09-15
RELIEF PROGRAMS

Criticism of Washington is usual
Iy the order of the day during any
disaster relief program, the rea-
son being that it is difficult for of
ficials to estimate and appreciate
local conditions and circumstances.
USDA, in the current drought-relief
program, is no exception to the
rule.
Some Congressman from drought
areas, and also ranchers and farmers,
are charging that help has not been
forthcoming for those that need it
most, that assistance has been too little
and late and that some feed dealers
are profiteering or grain and hay that
is supposed to go to farmers at bargain
prices.
USDA recently replied to its critics,
indirectly, with long list of types of
aid on hand. Emergency loans are
available to ranchers and farmers from
the Farmers Home Administration,
officials StreSs-whether or not their
states and counties have been designat-
ed as disaster areas. An example are
the special livestock loans, available
in Montana and elsewhere to operators
ID unable to get private money needed
to continue normal operations, (2) who
have "a good past record" of live
stock operations, and 90 reasonable
prospects for success with the help of
the loan"
Demands of some Congressman for
free feed in drought-stricken areas
have thus far been turned aside by
Benson & Co. The department believes,
say top officials that "self help plans
are preferred over subsidy arrange
ments by most farmers and ranchers. p"
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-09-15
FOOT-MOUTH RESEARCH

FOOt-and-mOuth disease research
in the United States has been start
ed much earlier than expected, fol-
lowing a long controversy over con-
structiOn of laboratory in this
county. Scientist are now at work
on isolated little Plum Island, off
the northeast tip of Long Island.
The research attack will be made not
only against foot-and-mouth, but vesi-
cular stomatitis, and other diseases.
Detectives include ID development Of
more effective vaccines, and ~ dis.
covery of how viruses are passed from
one animal to another.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-09-15
WOOL PROGRAM

Reactions to the new wool pro-
gram vary in Washington. Farm
leaders, generally, are pronouncing
it good program, but some are
disappointed that ID it is limited
to 4 years, ending March 81, 1859,
(2) it puts limit on the level of
support at ITO per cent of parity,
and (3) it does not start until next
April 1, instead Of this year.
There has been considerable sur
prise here that, as approved, the pro-
gram will be delayed until next year.
Public reason given out by lawmakers
who opposed starting it this year is
that this would have been administra-
lively difficult, there now will be plenty
of time to work things out, etc.
Inside fact is, however, that Agricul-
ture Committee members in favor of
continued 80 per cent supports for
''basic" crops are put OUT with some
of their colleagues from wool areas.
The wool men, they will tell you
privately, ran out on Them in the
fight to retain copper cent supports for
wheat, corn and other crops. Delay of
the wool program, consequently, is
thought to be mainly due to this irrita-
ton. Same reason is given to account
for defeat of new grazing legislation at
this session of Congress.)
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-09-15

XToUR seed grasses are big con-
sumers of nitrogen. IF the soil is
nitrogen-defcient, your seed yield
will suffer greatly. Experiment sta
tions in this locality recommend
fall broadcast of from so to 80 pounds
per acre of nitrogen.
This can be supplied by $50 to 400
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-09-15

ators with a net income per year Of
$500 or more are to be covered.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-09-15

pounds per acre of USS Ammonium
Sulphate and will assure you of max
imum seed production ;. and higher
profits. Check your county farm
agent for the amount that your soil
requires.
And on pastures, 800 to 600
pounds of USS Ammonium Sulphate
will increase the yield and will up
the protein content of your grass.
A fall broadcast will reduce your
feed bills by promoting earlier
growth and good grazing 10 to IA
days earlier in the spring.
When you fertilize in the fall, you
get earlier spring growth and you
save time In the busy spring for
other jobs. With USS Ammonium
Sulphate there is no teaching waste
-. your plants get full value from
the nitrogen.
For fast, trouble-free application,
USS Ammonium Sulphate is kiln
dried to make it free-fowing. 1t
comes in strong, easy to handle 100
pound bags that are moistureproof.
USS Ammonium Sulphate is avail
able also In bulk quantities. See your
fertilizer dealer.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1954-03-01

Entertaining the group was Mrs.
Esteve Benedicto, who did vocal
solo, accompanied by Jerry Tobia
on the piano.
-
Seems as though we haven't
been seeing much of Edward Ca
Iestaro, who came from Califor-
mia last year, to stay with his
godparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Batin. He had previously plan
ned to stay for the summer, but
| guess sunny California beckon-
ed him back.
March 20 will be the celebration
of the second anniversary of the
Filipino Community Hall of Wa
patio. The evening will commence
with a banquet, followed by enter
tainment and dancing until mid
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1954-03-01
- ' W Hlj1 WAY

Leading tn e Filipino Com
munity of Yakima Valley for
1854 are the following officers:
Juanito Umipig, president; Eu-
femio PareI, vice president; Die
go Lumaeuip, secretary; John
ny Manzano, assistant secre-
tary; Benny Benedicto, treas
urer; Mariana Arreola, assistant
treasurer. Election took place
on March 7 at the Filipino Com
munity Hall.
Evelyn Isabelle Arreola, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Arreola
Of Wapato, was voted president of
the Eighth Grade Girls Club for
the following semester at re-
cent election of Wapato Junior
High School.
Ruby Agbisit, Wapato junior,
accompanied the Wapato Senior
High School band to Seattle on
March 10 to play in the State
basketball tournament.
Ruby, custodian of the Junior
Club, is active in school and
community affairs. She is the
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Ray
mundo Agbisit.
IS y
The Junior Filipino-American
girls were shown a film on cancer,
Feb. 26, at the Filipino Community
Hall. Guest speaker was DR.. J. o.
Overman.
The girls were the guests of the
Filipino-American Women's Aux
iliary, who provided refreshments
after the show.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1954-03-01

AS Noah remarked while the an
imals were boarding the Ark:
Nov 1 herd everything.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1954-03-01
night.

Joining the family of four was
a new baby girl, born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Salvador Umipig last month
Linda and her younger sister
welcomed the newcomer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-02-18
Will Aid In Civil
Defense Program

Those who will cooperate with
Oakland's director Of Civil Defense,
Rev John ] Atwell, within the
town Of Oakland, were announced
this week.
They are Mrs. J. j. Atwell. as
sistant; Lawrence NJ. Fraley, fire
service; Dr. f. I. Baumgartner,
medical and health services; Miss
Irene f. Sharpe, hospital custodian;
Mrs. Jean NJ. Sollars. chief nurse;
Rev Michael X. Carney, clergy
man; DR.. William w. Grant, chief
dentist; Emroy Bolden, mortuary
service; Paul Fisher, police serv-
ice; Fred Tichnell, Pathological
service; Emile German, transporta-
ton; Robert W Stemple, welfare
services; Richard X. Dayton, utili-
ty services; Robert Proudfoot,
Clinton Highlander and Howard B..
Jones, pharmacists; NJ. c. Cargo,
supervisor of the ground observer
corps.
Rev. Atwell said there was still
needed for civil defense work six
air raid wardens, one for each zone
in Oakland; chief observer for
the ground observer corps and as
sistants to him.
Organizations pledging help in
the civil defense program include
West Maryland Power company,
Monongahela West Penn Public
Service company, Cumberland and
Allegheny Gas company, the Civic
club Of Oakland, and the County
Commissioners.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-02-18
Standardization
Tilt At Cove Is
Listed For Tuesday
Three Games Scheduled That
Night In Return
Engagement

Coach Lilbun Browns Northern
High Huskiee will be out to even
the series against Coach Kyle Will
sons Highlanders of Southern High
when the two meet ON the Northern
High gymnasium floor next Tues
day evening, February %.
In the game at Southern ON Feb
Iuary ,, Southern was the victor
81 to IS. Both teams have shown
Improvement since that evening.
Three games are scheduled on
that evening. Junior high quints
Of both schools will play at 6 o.
clock the Junior Varsity at 7 o.
clock; and the Varsity game at
S:l5.
The Northern High band will
perform at half time Of the final
game, it was announced. under di-
rectiou of Roger Cole. Grantsville
Boy Scouts have agreed to help
with the parking Of automobiles.
A large turnout is expected. Over
twelve hundred persons witnessed
the first meeting Of the two teams.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-02-18

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-02-18
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-02-18
Commercial Classes
To Include Course
In Phone Etiquette

A course in telephone etiquette
as it relates to business contacts.
will be offered in the Commercial
classes at Northern and Southern
High schools, it was learned this
week.
An Introduction to the course was
given at a meeting last Wednesday
evening, February 10, at the vii
liam-James hotel i'm Oakland A
similar course was developed previ-
ously by the c. and p Telephone
company through one originated
and designed by Chauncey X. Ia
tum, OF the company.
1t consists Of a telephone ampli-
fer kit with two dial telephones.
1t permits two students to con-
verse while the rest of the class
listens to the amplified conversa-
ton The Kit also contains a teach
ers' manual. a students manual,
and work sheets.
Richard X. Dayton. local tele-
phone company manager, said COM
mercial teachers of the county had
felt the need Of a course in proper
usage Of the telephone as related
to business contacts, and f. d.
Bittle, junior-senior high school
supervisor, recently asked the COM
pany to make available to them
materials and information for such
a course. The meeting last Wednes-
day was arranged by Bittle and
Dayton. Also attending were Mr..
Tatum, who conducted the intro
duction to the course, Miss Elaine
Wise and Thomas Cook, Northern
High school; Erwin S. Smith and
F. DeNeal Dean, Southern High
school.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-02-18
GORTNER

Pastor Lenzie Teets, of Eglon,
preached Sunday on Soul Free
dom" "Ye shall know the truth,
and the truth shall make you free"
Miss Mary CARRIER has returned
home from Indiana where she was
employed for several months by
her grandparents.
On Sunday, Nh. and Mrs. Henry
Swartzentruber and sons visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Joni Miller and twin
babies at Eli Millers house where
they have resided since their re-
turn from the hospital on account
Of the nine other children who are
recovering from Whooping cough
Nh and Mrs Henry Bennett and
sons visited Simon Swartzentrubers
and S. W. Slabachs on Wednesday
evening.
Jacob Swartzentluber went to
Grantsvillc on Thursday evening
to meet Thomas Wiles, who arrived
from Harrisburg. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlem Beckman,
Of Severn. Md, announce the birth
of a son, John Emil. Mrs. Beckman
was the former Sylvia kitzmiller
Nh and Mrs. Osborne Beckman,
Of Lynndale. are spending a month
i'm Washington, d. c.
Sam Slabach and Thomas Wiles
spent Sunday afternoon visiting Lee
Slabach and family, Of Uniontown
at Noah Slabach's.
Miss Lena Slabach Freeman and
I-t...,gl, I al, M 1e,I NJ
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-02-18
Parsons High To
Play Here Friday
BY Sam Ashenfelter


Parsons High Panthers, Tucker
County basketball champs, come to
Southern High school Friday night
to collide with the Highlanders in
the second of a two-game series.
Coach Kyle Wilson's Southern
squad will be out to seek revenge
for an earlier setback suffered at
the hands Of this same Parsons
team at Parsons 79 to So.
Parsons brings to Oakland one of
the winningest records in the tri-
state area, and said to be enc Of
the finest teams ever to represent
the West Virginia school.
The Panthers, coached by Bob
Sullivan, opened the season by beat
ing Fort Hill of Cumberland, and
have since rolled over Kingwood,
Alumni, Tygarts Valley twice,
Davis twice, Elkins twice, Philippi
twice, Belington, Thomas twice,
Summersville and Southern, while
losing only to University High of
Morgantown.
In captain Terry Fairbanks the
West Virginians have the third
high average player in the area.
The high scoring junior forward
has amassed 352 points in It
games.
Charles Durbin, Of Southern, has
moved into second place in the
averages with BAT points in l6
games.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-02-18

"a son of the late Lawrence and
Jaue Elliott Galvey. lie had been
Jan employe at the Luke plant of
the West Virginia Pulp and Paper
company for % years and was in
the trucking department. He was
formerly employed as am engineer
on the b, and 0. railroad. During
! Mmld War !. while SOWING over
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-29
France, Indo-C China, and the
United Nations!

Remember how the UNITED NATIONS, by mobizing
world opinion, DROVE THE SOVIET SONS OF SATAN
OUT OF IRAN?i!l
omnipoent!, omniscent! omnipresent!, omni-active!
"Father-Moher God, !-"Dvine Love al
ways and always will meet every human need" (S&H)
Divine Love is impartial and universal in its adap-
ations and besowals is the open ount which cries. Ho
everyone that thsteth, we the water"! (S&H)
Isaiah, Chapter 55-Verse continued, plus 2 and g.:
". and he that hath money; come we, buy and
eat; yea, come, buy wine and milk without money and
without price.
az. Wherefore do ye spend money for that which is
Bread? and your abour for that which sasheth not
hearken dg ently me, and We that which is good
and let your soul delight itself in fatness.
SO. Incline your ear, and Me; hear, and
your soul shall live! and will make everlasting COW
enant with you, the merces of David"
Isaiah 54:17-"No weapon that is formed against
thee shall and every tongue that shall rise
thee in judgment thou shalt condemn This is the heritage
of the of the LORD and their of
Me, saith the Lord"
FRANCE MUST PUT GREATER TRUST IN
METAPHYSICAL,
MORAL
SPIRITUAL, and
DIVINE VALUESl
As per God to His greatest Revelator since Christ
Jesus, His Mary Baker Eddy, "Mans extremity is Cod.
opportunity
France had the moral right to their logical con-
elusion, Hebrae Catholic Protestant Christ Science-vod
therapeutics and leadership
IL now has the snsweri-and IN Holy Scripture
Choose ye this day whom ye will serve"!i,-as the
Bee Next Column, inches mp .u.s--
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-29

Prophet Elijah Numbered wicked King Ahab and h
she-devir spouse, Jezebel and the false prophets-
GOD BE GOD, SERVE HIM!-If Baal be god, serve him.
The Communist Goliath is just as much of 'phoney|
fraud, gigantic myth, young Dsvids adversary
Goliath, who big in appearance but TINY in SUP
S-T-A-N-C.El!i
is high time that France sought divine help from
Gods Chosen People-Christke Christian Scientist
She has had enough help from these 'phones'-
Hebrews,
Catholics,
and depurtanized Protestant
Who lean the false gods of the devils materia me
lea, cruch in effort to stand up straight in then
sins and spiritual nakedness!l! (smiles)
The prayers of these 'phonies' under the char
aeterizston of Jesus-"Be we like the heather VIII
their long prayers and vain repetitions" -.
Take lesson from Notwithstanding pows]
with he devil than the Pope had with Cod And Hitler
having power than the devils antiChrist Juds
Judaismi
This 'cockeyed' world Of collective human conscou1
Is going to be by honest-toCod Christian Seer
tistsl ALL OTHERS ARE INCOMPETENCE
Zone with God is a msjority"l
Remember Martin Luther7 Think Il and 81
some Christiike, scientific prayersili
No charges for the sdxiosi (smilesl.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-29
Non-Christian Scientist StumbIes

over such verse!
He naturally assumes that God made the physical world
lis only mirageD and the human THAT'S Just good
sound COMMON sensel"
That's Just the troubled - us TO damned COMMON
sense-and we do mean DAMNEDl
God has put his stamp Of condemnation sensual,
sensuous, eorPorea material Interpretation Of Scripture
Cod who is infinite Spirit Mind Soul, the One and
ony-"DIVI-N-E Love-" made anything tragic as
SHINING, stupid bundens Adams and Ewes. and their
eoekeyed osprins"ttIe savases las per child edueaor
HEBREWS, CATHOLICS. PRoTEsTANTs, AND
OTHERS, SATAN BoUND-HARKEN:
Human males and femses-ARE NOT-Gods image
end Ikenessl
why do ye not understand my speech? because
va cannot hear my word
rye Of your father the devil and the usts Of your
father we will do. He murderer from the beginning
When he speaketh e he speakefh OF his for he is
liar. and the father Of IT," ST. John 8:43. 44.-Jesus.
We wl-NOT-lef the devil vsvrp prestige-horn in
where he has businessl
Hence insist that Mary Virgin Mother Of her Holy
Ghost conceived Messiah Son. isNOT-the Mother OF cod
That is gigantic fraud!-a gigantic devsion Of the devil!
a sloppy Of language!
The devil would substitute gigantic faitery for obe-
denee, based and christIke
and spiritual, christke honesty with God and man!
Hear Jesus this why eaest thou good7 None
tSee Non-chrisiian Scientist stumbes, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-29

Rejecting the expression
INFINITE MIND, man. WON
and child are actually
n 0 r NJ Atty OF ca
SPIRIT, SOUL, in Spirit,
not in mortal materisad
Therefore, spiritual existen
has been, and will be forev
changelesS, and spiritual i'd
can never lose their high
spiritual status, nor eteru
harmony.
In this manner, wisdom 4
goodness cannot seem wick
nor make anyone look like
victim of corrupt thinkir|
and bad morals, because |
his purpose to defeat evil, I'd
and racial prejudice. II is
gift of God for every man
enjoy more of the magnj
cense and brightness of n
Father-Mother God. all.hj
monious,' as. spiritual imal
And superiority and lnid
ority completes must 1
claSSed as nothing.
Stick To Truth
When the feeling OF Unr|
attempts 10 dawn upon I'd
scioUsness. il will beech
vague, and soon pass aw'
under the knowledge N
BEAUTY AND ORIGINALLY
ARE OF GOD. Skin and hum
blood have no false. maIicio
meaning for man is not IN
feriaI, he is spiritual" (c.
And summing il all up. m
strongly defending hims'
should cling TO God.
Thy Kingdom Come
Man can honor the ey
presence of God, to who
Christ Jesus prayed, al
taught his disciples. "Tf
kingdom come on earth, as
is in heaven. y In the cor
seriousness of supreme GOo'
man has the excellence tn
enables him to reflect u
quality of honesty and inteI
rity which demands reSpec
and is a spiritual guarante
of his personal liberty an
freedom. Such a merit free
one from superstition, an
gives him ability to DEFENI
GODS PURPOSE. and d
stroyS the belief in evil, II
put forth the effort to ODE
all of Gods commands place
man in the felicity of heaven
harmony" where there Is y
human superstition, above
nor in the universe below. fO
Spirit reigns supreme.