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Evening star., 1954-02-07

THE UNIVERSITY of Vir-
Il ginia in Arlington is a
white frame house, some high
school class rooms and several
hundred courses.
In other parts of Northern
Virginia, it's a church room
and a single class.
The State univerSity's ex-
tension project, the Northern
Virginia University Center,
looks like a stepchild Of its
elegant, dome-and-columned
parent in Charlottesville. But
it's a respected member Of the
university family. Credits
earned by academic study in
Arlington are accepted and
can be applied toward its
degree.
Evening star., 1954-02-07
ArlinstOn's University

activities at Charlottesville
since 1898, to Arlington to
investigate how the university
could best serve the needs of
the area.
whatever we do here"
Prof. Finley told citizens
committees. will be in re-
sponSe to local demand-not
what we think the people
ought to have, but what they
want to have" -
There was to be no ivory
tower approach. Formal aca-
demic training would be pro-
vided-on the graduate as
well as the undergraduate
level. But If the police de-
partment, teachers, women's
clubs or community leaders
The Nome nugget., 1954-06-28
Rock Island R.R. Diesel Train Derailment Sends 75 Persons To Hospitals

HALLAM, Neb., R-Derailment of the Rock Island Railroads Rocky Mountain Rocket toppled over eight of the II passenger and Pullman cars of the train near here Friday night sending at least 75 persons to hospitals for treat ment.
 At least 16 or IS of the passen- gers were seriously hurt, reports to State Safety Patrol Chief Col. c. J. Sanders, at Lincoln, indi- cated.
 Unofficial reports indicated that about 150 passengers were on the train, pulled by three diesel units, one of which overturned
 Engineer Ensign of Fairbury, Neb., said, "I don't know what happened. The train started to shimmy and all of a sudden I was thrown against the controls.
The Nome nugget., 1954-06-28
Virginia Police Expose
 Deluxe Abortion MilI'

PARIS, Va, R-A police raid ing squad swarmed into farm house near this small community in northern Virginia's "horse country" late last night and dis covered what they termed an "abortion mill'' that was mo kitchen-table type of thing"
 A doctor, three other men and three women were arrested by officers, who said they found nine women patients in the eight room building.
 Sheriff Sam s. Hall IT,, and State Police Capt. c. M. Williams said the physician, identified as Dr. G. Thomas Strother, 54, of Brunswick, Md, was performing an operation on one of the women on table is an upstairs bedroom when they entered the building.
 Medical examinatio disclosed five other women had undergone operation and three were wait ing their turn, all of them from Washington, DC.
 Dr. Strother was charged with five counts of performing an ab- ortion, violation of Virginia law, and was released under $5,OOO bond.
 Police said a search of the house turned up $3,600 in cash $1,2OO on the person of Mrs. Ellen Grimes of Alexandria, Va, a goodlooking platinum blonde who police said was the contact woman for the group.
 Parked near the farmhouse, the police said, were four cars - a
The Nome nugget., 1954-06-28

1853 Mercury equipped wi t h short-Wave radio. 1852 Cadillac and two Oldsmobiles.
 The women on whom opera tions had been performed were sent to Physicians Hospital in Warrenton for treatment.
 A physician who accompanied the 26 officers and Investigators on the raid said "Only one woman in 1000 might have had any trouble" as a result of an opera ton under the setup, which he said was Every sterile"
The Nome nugget., 1954-06-28
Farm Loans Violate Spirit Of Law Aimed At Aiding Farmers In Real Need

WASHINGTON, RNSen. Will Hams R-DeD, who halls from chicken-raising country himself, has raked the Agriculture De- partment for making poultry loans to "poor little farmers like an unidentified doctor who Williams said was down to his last Cad lilac"
 Williams cited a number of specific cases to back up his charge in a Senate speech Friday that some Farm Credit Admins tration loans violate the spirit of the law which Williams said was aimed at helping farmers who were in real need, but unable to get bank credit.
The Nome nugget., 1954-06-28
Red China's Premier,
 Chou En-Lai, To Visit Burma Prime Minister

NEW DELHI, India, R-Com- munist Chinese Premier Chou En- Lai has accepted an invitation from Burmese Prime Minister Unu to stop over in Rangoon on his way to Peiping after a three day visit in the Indian capital.
 An Indian government spokes- man said Saturday Chou would spend Monday afternoon and eve ming in Rangoon in response to "a warm and cordial invitation" from Unu. Then, Chou will fly to Peiping the next day via Hong Kong and Canton in the Air India Constellation that India's Premier Nehru sent to bring him here from Geneva.
 The Chinese leader and Nehru met for total of four hours Sat urday in the second day of their conversations on Korea, Indo china and other foreign policy issues.
 There was no official comment on the talks, but an Indian spokes- man said they were almost over but for a brief meeting Sunday.
The Nome nugget., 1954-06-28
All! YOUTH

MEMPHIS, Tenn, R-An alert motorist hurriedly telephoned police Friday night and reported he saw two youths ''stuffing'' a girls leg into an automobile trunk.
 Investigation disclosed the boys put their dates in the trunk to save the admission price at a drive-in theater.
 To escape from the gravitation- al force of the earth, rocket would have to move at speed of seven miles a second.
The Nome nugget., 1954-06-28

Talest man-made monument in Latin America-he Trujio Peace Monument overlooking Santiago, Dominican Repubcha completed hgh marble people during observance of 18th anniversary smo Rafael [. Trujllo's of peace and progress
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-08-05

These are not just ordinary tires
They're Goodyear Deluxe Tires - the
same first choice, hrst-quality tires that
Car makers put on more new cars than
any other kind. They're the tires that
more motorists prefer. Act now and
SANEl
Don't miss these BIG allowances for
your present tires turned in on Deluxe
or Deluxe Super Cushions by Goodyear.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-08-05

But, Of even greater Importance,
was his emphatic observation to
the effect that the American Mer-
chant Marine, and all of its COM
ponents, must be restored and re-
vitalized to the extent that our
position in the community Of ma
lions will never be jeopardzed.
In developing this very sane
objective, my Senate Water Trans
portation Subcommittee, in the
past five months, has considered
II bills and resolutions, and held
25 hearings Eighteen of these
bills and resolutions have been
acted upon favorably by the Sub
committee, and Is have already
passed the United States Senate
am confident that most of these
measures will receive final APP
proval prior to adjournment.
From a purely selfish stand
point, was extremely proud to
hear President Eisenhower state
that he would support my pro-
posal, designated as the Emergen-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-08-05
by Robt. Day

cy Ship Repair Act Of 1854, which
passed the Senate on July 9Th. This
legislation has the two-fold pur-
pose Of reconditioning and modern
ling certain vessels which would
be needed in the first phases of
any national emergency, and also,
of preserving an essential nucleus
of ship building and ship repair
facilities capable of expansion to
meet any future contingency.
This Emergency Ship Repair
Act will accrue many benefits to
Maryland industries and citizens.
The Department of Defense and
the Maritime Administration have
already announced more than so
of these vessels to be repaired are
located in the James River re
serve fleet, and it can therefore
be safely assumed that sub
stantial portion of the work will
come to our Baltimore yards.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-08-05
Good Used Trucks

1858 CMC J., Ton Pickup-1O,-
600 miles. One owner.
and long pickup bed.
1851 International Dump bed
. speed transmission and
. speed axle.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-08-05
Tableland Farming
A column devoted TO agriculture
in Garrett County
By John H. Carter
County Agent
William W. Mace
Sod Conseryationist

If you see a fellow walking
around over the fields, boring holes
in the ground with an auger about
four feet long, he is not likely look
ing for gas or oil. Chances are it
is Dave Croker, making a conser-
walton survey of the land. In adj
dition to the auger he will be car
rying a map board with aerial
photographs on which to record
the data he gathers, and an Abney
hand level for measuring the steep
ness Of slopes. Dave did the same
type of work here during l947 and
AZ. He is now back with Sos after
hitch of Navy duty in the
Hawaiian Islands, and is assigned
to the Garrett District for the sum-
mer.
The conservation soil survey in
this county was started in 1914,
but has been carried on only inter
mittcntly because Of lack of trained
surveyors. When finished, it will
be complete inventory of the soil
resources of the county. The soil
surveyor goes over the land and
puts symbols on the map to show
the name of the soil type, steep
ness of slope, degree Of erosion
that has taken place, and land use.
The land use is recorded as crop
land, pasture, woodland or idle
land.
You may be surprised to know
that the different types Of soil
have names. If you know the name
of a soil, and have descriptions of
the soil types, you can tell whether
it is heavy OF light teXtured, we'll
drained or wet, deep or shallow,
and something about the parent
rock from which the soil was
formed. Stoniness is also shown by
the symbols. Soil names are usual
ly taken from the name of a town
near where that particular soil was
first Identified and described.
Conservation soil surveys have
many uses. They help the soil
technician to get some idea of the
land conditions on farm, or ON Il
particular part Of one field and so
are an aid in helping to plan con-
servation work Information from
the maps is used in calculating
water run-off to design farm
ponds, diversion terraces, etc.
Agronomists use the soil data in
recommending seed mixtures and
crop treatment. If you had oper-
ated a farm for a number of years.
the soil map would not likely tell
you anything about the land that
you did not already know. But if
you were starting to farm a differ
ent place the soil map would be a
real help in planning land use, con-
servation work and soil treatment.
About half Of Garrett county has
been mapped. In areas where the
map is finished, soil map of the
farm is made a part of all farm
conservation plans made with Dis
trict help.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-08-05
Large Freezers Cost
Less TO Operate

a question probably asked by
every prospective buyer of a home
freezer is, (Which is more economi-
cal to operate, large on a small
freezer"
IF you figure the operating cost
on the basis Of the cubic-foot ca
pacity, the larger size home freezer
has the advantage over the smaller
freezer" sage A. V. Krewatch,
University Of Maryland Extension
agricultural engineer.
Krewatch adds that operating
costs vary depending on such fac
tors as size and design of the frecz-
en-, capacity of the compressor and
the location of the freezer, And,
Of course, the local electric rate
must also be considered.
The extension engineer says that
it takes about one-tenth Of a kilo-
watt hour of electrical energy to
freeze a pound Of food and lower
its temperature to zero degrees.
He points out that it is not adj
visablc to put too great a quantity
Of warm material in a freezer be-
cause it will freeze too slowly.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-08-05

Tense. In my capacity of Chair
man Of the Senate Water Trans
portation Subcommittee, was
anxious, if possible, to obtain the
Presidents support of both ur-
gent and long-range Legislation to
shipbuilding and ship repair in
dushies, which will be vitality
needed in the event of any future
national emergency.
am happy to report that the
results Of this visit with the
President were most encouraging,
for he agreed to lend the Admins
tration support to a number Of
measures now before the Congress.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-08-05

Strawser and Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
Cooper last Sunday.
Recent visitors of the Childs
families were Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo
Cummings and son, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wesley Childs, Terra Alta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blamble and
son visited DR.. and Mrs. B. b.
Sturdivant, West Union, one day
last week.
Miss Jamie Blamble spent Tues
day night with Barbara Moon, Mt.
Lake Park.
Mrs. Mary Gordon spent Mon
day with Mrs. Elmer Nine.
Recent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Gibbs and family were Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Buckley and sons,
Boyd Cooper and Mrs. S. b. Coop
er. Bobby and Douglas Buckley are
spending a week with their grand
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Gibbs.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-08-05

"Unless the freezer is designed
with large enough compressor
to freeze quantities of warm ma
terial, not more than 1i2 to 2
pounds of fruit or vegetables for
each cubic foot of size should be
placed in the cabinet for freezing
at one time"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-08-05
NORTH GLADE

The W. s. c. S. is holding
bake sale at Curtis Corner Angus
IA, beginning at 1890 EST. There
viii he hot rolls, bread, pies, cakes
and cookies for sale.
Subscribe for The Republican
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-08-05

1850 Chevrolet Tand M 2
speed axle, auxiliary
transmission, r. and II.
and bed. Spotlight. flasher
lights.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-06
Guest Speaker Will Occupy Pulpit
AT First Congregational Church

Included in the activities of the
week viii be the monthly meeting
of the Congregational Circle On
Tuesday evening, at 500, at the
home of Mrs. o. L. Kipiinger, 1915
Seidenberg Ave. The Missionary
Society win have charge of the
mdweek Prayer Service on Wed
nesday evening at 1880. A special
program is being arranged. Mrs.
Bertie Higgs wiz be in charge.
At the special business meeting
Iof the church last Sunday evening
the budget for the current year
was adopted and official vacancies
filled as follows; deaconess, Mrs.
Samuel Drudge; trustees, Mrs.
Frank Stickney and Mrs. Victor
Bergstrom.
This next week the Rev. and Mrs.
Chas. H. Meeker win be in atten.
dance at the annual Convocation
Of Congregational Christian minis.
tiers at Lake Byrd Lodge, Avon
Park. The Convocation which be-
gins on Monday and closes on Wed.
neSday will present a number OF
outstanding clergymen as lectur.
erS. DR.. Albert Buckner Coe, OF
Boston, Mass. viii act as chaplain.
Lectures will be given by DR.. Char.
les C. Merrill of Cambridge, Mass,
DR.. Balmer H. Kelly of Richmond
Va, and Dr.. Roy A. Burkhart Of
Columbus, Ohio.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-06

'"I believe, Jesus, that thou art
the Christ, the Son of the Living
God. I pledge my loyalty to the
flag Of my country and to the God
given principles of freedom, justice
and happiness for which it stands.
II pledge my support to all lawful
authority both civil and religious.
l dedicate my manhood to the hon.
or Of the sacred name of Jesus
Christ"
The above quotation is taken
from the Holy Name Society
Pledge. This pledge represents a
Holy Name mans solemn promise
of loyalty to God and Country. It
affirIns in words the deep-rooted
christian principles by which mem
bers Of the Holy Name Society
should live and act.
Every day Of every year is the
time for action on these principles.
The Society's theme for the month
of February is God and Country,
and because of the months patrio-
tic significance, February is es-
pecially set aside to pay special
attention TO these Christian prin-
ciples Of life.
The Holy Name Society of st.
Mary, Star Of the Sea Church will
assemble in front of the church at
S:1S on Sunday, February Ia, and
march in procession into the
church at the $3.50 Mass and re.
ceive communion in a body.
The Boy Scouts viii provide the
color guards and carry the Amer
lean Flag and Holy Name Society
Banner at the head of the process
sion. All Catholic boys from all of
the local Boy Scout Troops and
Cub Scouts are invited to march in
the procession as this Sunday is
aslo observed as Scout Sunday by
the Boy Scouts of America.
A special prayer will be offered
up for the intentions of "Officials
in Public Life" as it is important
in these most trying days to ask
God TO shed His blessings upon the
leaders of our country so that our
liberties, freedom and our chris.
tSan way of life may be protected
and be spread into the many dark
corners Of the world.
Following the $50 Mass, break
fast viii be served at the Noes
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-06
Holy Name Society Will Hold
Special Communion, Breakfast

Hall, 1921 Duval st. The principal
speaker viii be Commander ]. B.
Carroll, USN, Executive Officer at
the Fleet Sonar School
All visiting Holy Name men and
catholic men from the military
bases are invited to attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-06
Lesson In
Arithmetic" Is
Simmons Topic

The Reverend Eldon Simmon.
will return to the pulpit Of Ley
Memorial Methodist Church, 100.
truman Avenue at Bayview Park
omorrow morning after a ten day
preaching mission in Cuba.
At the morning worship service
he sermon topic win be "a Les.
ION In Arithmetic" and the sub.
iect for the evening hour will be
"Personalized Faith" The servic.
Is are set for 1880 and 1880 res.
pectively.
The first session of Sunday
School meets at GAS in the morn.
ing with q class for every age. The
second session Is designed for chill.
dren under nine years Of age whose
parents wish to attend the Church
service and it is scheduled for
1880 in the morning.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship,
under the direction Of Mrs. Tho.
mas M. Curry, will meet at $50
p. m, and the Youth Sunday even.
ing song-fest and fellowship hour
viii be held at First Methods,
Church at SIS p. N.
Ley Memorial Church win be the
host to the Annual Methodist You.
N Enlistment Rally on Wednesday
evening at 500 o'clock. The affair
gets underway with q sandwich
supper at 900, . fellowship period
win follow and the worship service
will begin at 7:AS. DR.. Kenneth
Rogers win be the speaker.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-06

The wealth Of man Is TIE nun.
Der Of things which be lows ard
'5lssses, which be Is loved and
blessed by.
Thomas Carlyle.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-06

OF all the riches we hug. Of all
ne PeaSures we enjoy, we =,
carry 10 more out q this world
han out Of q dream,
James Bonen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-06
Saturday. February s, 1884

Mr.. Harold Russell viii occupy
the pulpit Of the First Congrega.
tional Church on Sunday evening.
He has chosen for his sermon to.
pic, THE Hem Of His Garment. T"
The service viii begin at 7:3o with
Ia hymn sing which viii be led by
Mr.. Nen Saunders. The church
choir under the direction Of Ger.
ad Saunders viii sing the anthem,
He wiz be Ny Guide" by VIII.
son. Mrs. Paul Archer viii be al
the organ. >
The Sunday morning service viii
feature the regular monthly Com
munion at l1:00. Mrs. Flora Mic.
hael viii sing a solo, Ivory Pa.
|laces" by BarTaelouge. Miss Eliza,
beth Ann Russell viii be at the
organ. The Good Things Of Cod
has been chosen by the Rev. Chas.
H. Meeker as the subject Of the
Communion meditation.
The departments Of the Sunday
School will begin worship and stu.
dy at 9:45. Paul Albury win be in
charge. Nursery, Primary, and Be.
ginners meet at the Center, next
door to the church. Mothers are
urged to leave their children In
the class to which they belong and
find a place for themselves in the
Adult Bible Class. DR.. Lucille Cal.
ver9ey viii lead this class IN a dis
cuSsion Of ''The Holy Spirit"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-06

He hath riches sufficient, who
hath enough to be char be.
Sir Thomas Browne.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-06
Fleming Street
Methodist To
Take Communion

Holy Communion viii be obServ-
ed at the Fleming Street Methodist
Church Sunday morning The Rev.
Ierend ]. E. Statham's meditation
is entitled 1.-THE implications of
Holy Communion" The great truths
Christ shared with the disciples
are necessary to spiritual life as
the food is to physical life and
growth.
Mrs. Claude Sails, organist. viii
open the service at 1880 A. NJ.
with an Arioso by Bach. The
vested choir viii sing Stainer's
Love Divine" and Mrs. Charles
E. Thompson's solo viii be "The
Lords Prayer" by Malotte.
As special request in the eve.
ming, the choir viii sing "A Grown
Iot Life" by Benson. Beginning the
service at 1880, Mrs. Sails will play
as her PRELUDE, Mediation" BY
Becker.
Mr.. Statham viii speak on 1.-THE
Pearl Of Great Price" The object
S valuable. the price is great. but
10 own il SstiSfies the deep kcTNer
of the 57n
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-06
Prayer Is Basis
OF Sunday
LessOn-SermOn

The wholly spiritual nature OF
effective prayer which overcomes
sin. sickness, and sorrow, will BE-
go forth at Christian Science ser.
vices tomorrow.
Selections from the Authorized
King James Version Of the Bible
and correlative passages from "Sci
ence and Health with Key to the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy
comprise the Lesson-Sermon entit.
led spirit"
Scriptural texts include the fol
lowing words Of Christ Jesus from
John:
''The hour \cometh, and now is
when the true worshippers shall
worship the Father in spirit and in
truth: for the Father seeketh such
to worship him. God is a Spirit:
and they that worship him mus,
worship him in spirit and in truth
(4:23 the, 30.
The following correlative citation
from Science and Health by Mrs.
Eddy will also be read:
To enter into the heart of pray.
er, the door Of the erring senses
must be closed. Lips must be mute
and materialism silent, that man
may have audience with Spirit, the
divine Principle, Love, which des.
troys all error" (Is:s.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-06
.FiguerOa Tells
of Power OF
The Holy Ghost

~ tttS NNNa ufosfSNt Et80ST00
The Holy Ghost is stin with u.
in the church. Though We ignore
Him most Of the time to follow our
great wisdom and man-made tech.
nology about everything. even our
church business.
What is the mater with our
Christianity? We have a good or.
.ganization, a good administration,
good preaching and we have silver
and gold. But do we have what Pc.
ter and John had when we com.
mand a crippled and confused hu,
mainly to stand up for Jesus and
walk in the ways Of righteousness
and love?
We live In self-complacency and
dissatisfaction bordering on in.
difference as we enjoy a material
prosperity which we do not deserve
nor appreciate.
Sins is not sin anymore. We have