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Evening star., 1954-05-02
Princess to Visit Germany

LONDON, May R.-Prin-
cess Margaret is to visit British
Army and Air Force units in
Germany in mid-July.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
Car Could Heut House

NEW YORK.-It is estimated
that an automobile radiator
throws off enough heat. on a
day when the temperature is
zero, to heat q six-room house.
Evening star., 1954-05-27
Dr.. Albert Kelly Heads
United Presbyterians
ey fhe A,,oeiai.d Pra,,

AKRON, Ohio, May 27.-Dr.
Albert Kelly of Pittsburgh was
unanimously elected last night as
moderator of the United Presby-
terian Church of North America,
holding its Goth General Assem-
bly, here.
His choice as moderator was
seen as virtual assurance the as
sembly would vote for unifica-
ton with two other Presbyterian
b ra n C h e eS-the Presbyterian
Church of the United States OF
America and the Southern Pres
byterianS. The unification pro-
posal comes to a vote Saturday
DR.. Kelly-a supporter of the
merger proposal-was general
chairman of the United Presby-
terian Church's Board of Ad-
ministration for six years. He
formerly was chairman Of the
Worldwide Christian Advance
of the church.
Evening star., 1954-05-27
Primaie Of England !
Praises Billy Graham
] b. shs A.soeiaied Press

ss,+ ~ 5he Associnted Press,
LONDON, May ~. The
Archbishop Of Canterbury. pri-
mate Of the Church Of England,
paid tribute to American Evan
gelist Billy Graham in his di-
0cesan notes yesterday.
The archbishop, DIR. Geoffrey
Fisher. shared the platform with
Mr.. Graham at London's Wem-
bley Stadium Saturday when
the 35-year-old preacher wound
up his three-month crusade Tin
London.
The archbishop said that
speaking from the human end, I"
Mr.. Graham's success in London
sis due in the first place to the
humility and sincerity of Gra-
ham himself, coupled with a
great personal attractiveness.
"The mission has without
doubt brought new strength and
hope in Christ to multitudes and
won many to him, and for this,
God is to be praised"
Evening star., 1954-05-27

| q
American foreign policy or sub
ordinate the Presidents role In
making international agreements
to that Of Congress.
4. Urged our country to follow
a policy so ASiatic people would
see clearly that we are not sup-
porting the principle Of colonial
ism.
This section also called on the
State Department to work for
peace between Israel and the
Arab nations, urged that highly
Objectionable features" Of the
McC cCarran-Walter Immigration
Act be changed. and asked the
churches to support the refugee
resettlement program admitting
214,000 displaced persons into
the United States.
In the division on community
relations the commissioners ad-
vocated action by the churches
on ways to overcome housing
shortages and to eliminate slun
conditions.
Evening star., 1954-05-27
Presbyterian Delegates
Face z Major Issues
By shs A,,oejc,.d Pre,s

4 MONTREAL. N. q. May ~.
The General Assembly Of the
Presbyterian Church OF the
U. s. tSouthernl the church's
ruling body-opens its oath an
nual meeting here tonight faced
with two controversial topics
union and segregation.
About 500 commissioners tdele-
gates) from throughout the
South are expected to attend ses-
sions which viii run through
Monday.
The assembly is expected to act
on a report prepared by the
permanent committee on CO.
operation and union which calls
for q merger Of the three major
Presbyterian bodies in the United
States-the Presbyterian Church
OF the U. S.. the Presbyterian
Church Of North America. If the
report is adopted by the assem-
bly,. 1t will be sent to the church's
81 presbyteries for approval.
Evening star., 1954-05-27
Presbyterians AssaiI
Hysteria Inciters in
Civil Rights Field
By cospor Nonnes
Star Sioff correspondent

DETROIT, May 27.-The 166tt
general assembly of the Presby-
terian Church, U. S. A.. ended
its: annual meeting yesterday by
approving an 8,O00-word docu-
ment setting forth the church's
position on national and inter-
national issues.
The $50 commissioners. repre-
senting 2.5 million members OF
the denomination, indicated their
pre-occupation with the issue OF
civil liberties by denouncing per-
sons in public and private life
who seek ito stir up waves OF
passion and hysteria upon which
they ride to positions Of privilege
and power"
"A nation, morally and spir-
itually sound, will not sell its
birthright Of freedom for q
demagogue's portion of pottage, >
the statement asserted. 'It will
not surrender constitutional
principles to personalities"
Hit Drive for Conformity.
The statement castigated with
equal vehemence the menace Of
communism, calling it "the
greatest threat to human free
DOM"
1T is our deepest conviction
that communism carries within
1t the seeds of it's own destruc-
ton. Despite its inherent con-
tradictions, communism must be
challenged and exposed as q
bankrupt, secular philosophy
the statement said.
But the statement warned that
In fighting communism. Chris
tians must preserve their alle-
glance to "the majesty of truth"
It added. 1--WE note with grave
concern that attitudes of fear,
suspicion. and unrest are COM
bining in an unholy alliance to
establish pattern Of conformity
within the community and the
Nation"
President Eisenhower's proposal
for the creation of an interna-
tional atomic energy agency
under the United Nations to en-
courage peacetime use of atomic
power was strongly supported.
Our Government was urged to
confer with other governments
regarding the use of hydrogen
and atomic bombs, and was also
asked to refrain from any uni
lateral decision which would be
based upon any policy of massive
retaliation through the use of
instruments of mass extermina-
ton"
Comic Book Curb Asked.
Laws to stop the publication
OF undesirable comic books were
urged. and the playing of bingo
In churches for money was called
particularly reprehensible."
In other stands the assembly: /:
2. Advocated careful studies of
proposed U. N. charter changes
scheduled for 1855 so mo step be
taken that would weaken the
United Nations as an instrument
Of peace" q
3. Asked Christians to be alert
to any United States Constitu-
tion changes that would hamper
unduly the executive branch of
the Government" in directing
Evening star., 1954-05-27
louisiana S LEGISLATURE IN Favor Of seureuaiion

cision 'fntolerant, impractical
and unenforceable."
House members gave it q rapid
l84-S approval.
This is not the last the
United States will hear from us
on this subject" Senator w. r.
Rainach said today just before
final passage. "Our plans for q
solution to this problem viii be
presented during this current
session."
Evening star., 1954-05-27
n he Associussd Pre,,

~ no Abbostoleo Ptets
BATON ROUGE. La. May ~.
The Louisiana Legislature yes
terday went on record favoring
public school segregation as
Senators voted. 32-1, in favor Of
q House-passed resolution de-
nouncing the Supreme Court
decision.
The resolution called for posi-
tive action to continue segre-
gated schools in Louisiana and
terms the Supreme Court de-
Evening star., 1954-12-26

First of the week marketing is becoming more and
more popular around Washington due to the E-X-
IRA grocery specials advertised in The Evening
Star on Mondays. Aside from the values being 50
attractive it is big help to do part of the marketing
early in the week instead of saving it all up for the
week end. Remember to check The Evening Star
every Monday for EXTRA grocery specials
Evening star., 1954-12-26
AuToMoBILEs FOR SALE
ANGLIA 81 SAT-: Hillnan cons..
sns sls7 u p otbsr..y Htbsalsy jHak sa.fs7 nv ~ a.,

ANGLIA s,sL! i. 81 l,..s! s!47 HIIlsp aun. eon'.
and II others. JACK PRY. i4L
AusrinN IRa HEALEx. 1854; low MILEAGE,
soy,Ptsi: sois Pfss sSs Ssas Austn AsS HLM1h
1913 Largest selection Of small
foreign and American ears IN town.
Austin Healey sports, Austin Of Eng
land. M. g.. Morris Min2r Aiso
AorES S ~ s7oo asl4s srsneh ne :, sai.. s.: once. ns
1910 King st.. Alex. Va. King
AGSffTiSS 1854 4-dr. sedan; less than
LOO mi niles Iss sy-eaT MoRRis sSasan5ss ox
is5f iFo5Rbp' pi'ceo cieos5 Id 4sSi. S0s sedan. sS95.
cRosfEY station wagon. Si75:
largest selection Of small fofeign
and American cars n town; austin
Healey sports. Austin Of kngiand.
~ q; Norris MsHer; .N3r1shH slsS kisTss ziiTp
tEst. Ig14J. 7th ct r SITS. NV, NO;
7-27OO. Branch sales ONCE, $40
King st., Alex, va. King S-5bSh
BUICK 40 convertible: car iInnaacy-
Is ats; iiks sadi 5sw snase,,eas SSg9: rLooRw vi
BUIcKs--selecsian Of models ars
colors. HORNER'S COR. Buicf
Dealer, Fia. ave. ne. at 9Th. l.
BIICRs - selection Of models ana
colors. HORNER'S COR. Bu.s
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. rw
BInC5R .4s super 2-dr.; radio,
heater. eeat covers, new tires and
battery: 1900 mi: engine rec0nd.:
excel. eond.; starting for overseas:
saeTilcs. $3.50 Or best cfzer. ~.
.1oss.1xyg. x., <x.. SG0n
SSssli sS;sf D.sF:r sSa sfsFrY sfflsFsH dkiSafs.
BUCKS 194Q; 2 drs-. dfss con.
vertibies. Complete Selection 70
81 orHcep ps5fEfdi sWEfiA,ss q 81 iS'1st1cE. aots snz
&. {. nge. ne. 40. A-e3Az, Ill
1ConTinued O next pGss)
Evening star., 1954-12-26
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD '54 la-ton pickup. 8 mos. old.
3,400 mi peri. cond., no hauling:
S1.325. 10. S-6l62. --28
DODGE 1859 A-tor panel. low
mileage, IN exceptionally good eond.
S625. RE. 6-S103.
'52 sedan delivery. AL
condition: 1 owner. Sacrifice. RA.
3-696B. --27
GMC 1850 sz-tou panel truck: can
be seen ct CUSTOM SHADE a.
AWNING, 500 North West St. Alex,
Va. KI. $4,000. ---27
FORD 1854 h-ton pickup; run
$500 miles. like new. s506 Conn.
ave. OIL. 4-S234.
Evening star., 1954-12-26
MONEY WANTED

LOCAL MANUFACTURER seeks S4,-
900 for expansion; repayabie
monthly in 2 years. Best references.
Box 163-M, Star. --2S
Evening star., 1954-12-26
REPRESENTATION

{ sas4 ! - {
Misht cost you money. 6 We have
s.e,asn9 number q 81. farms S,r;sl With p prices
believe after the LIST of january.
so Il you have found the farm. buy
II today It might be d wise move.
Especially this ones 63O-acre nne
ssssls Son iaEm; ts monsrr stone stone house. a IN IN
complement Of cutbuildings, Now
$4,000.
And this nice river farm: 500 acres.
modern 3-hedrocm. residence, large
ern Kitchen: large basement. 5-room
tenant house, fua complement Of
outhuildings. All buildings under Is
years old and nice condition. Price.
now S35.O0o.
And another ON the Shenandoah
bedroom stone residence. modern s.
room tenant house. and barn. Pret-
TEST mountain view In the country
close up. Price. now S35,000. About
ITO acres.
You can buy this real cattle farm IN
Fauouier Co.,. Va. 24S acres, about
cultivation: fne stream throush the
farm and many SPRINGS, 5-room
tenant house. full complement Of
barns. Price only 500 per acre.
Beautiful building sites for ffne
homes.
Fl. B. MITCHELL
Herndon. VI. Phone ls5
MONTGOMERY !
HIoH-CLAss DAIRY
FARM, close 10 wash, beautiful
home, good tenant house, dairy barn
and other oiitbldgs.: full machinery
and equipment including irrigation.
topnotch herd: available Immediately.
Win accent trade OF home In Rock
vile or Potomac area.
35-ACRE SUMMER PLACE. one hour
drive from WASH. near mountains;
small stone home. l-acre fishing and
swimming lake.. $3.50.
excellent stock farm and
only $4,000.
s00-ACRE DAIRY FARM, good herd,
equipment. feed silage: everything
for S55 600. A going business.
DROP IN AND GO OVER
OUR. COMPLETE LIST
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
6AfTHEREHTIRa 900
Evening star., 1954-12-26

CABIN JOHN PARK. OF Macarthur
and seven Locks - 7bx170, water,
sewer, ETC.; split-levei contour. DIR.
HAYNES. Rte. /. BOX 362-C. Edge
water, Md. 26s
3 ACRES, 81 l,e75, 500 down, low
terms; IL mi. d. c., In Nd. Level
and wooded; sll lots fronting hsrd.
BUILDERS, ATTENTfON--we have
few small tracts Of land and lots
that have water IN and sewers near
by, also some larger. tracts that have
water In that require septic tanks.
Call us ct once. Ma. S-1353.
g50 A., $500 per. 20 mi. out on
Route 80. Also 916 O.. at $3.50 per.
Also 464 .. ct $500 per. A. r.
eEELYE. IA. 7-2b64.
BETHESDA--Lot, very. very. very
choice. about cones. surrounded By
very, very nice homes; about the
only one left In this fine area. Mrs.
Carson, OIL. 2-9404. A. r. sEELYE.
nT H.29QH
Evening star., 1954-12-26

FRIENDLY FORECLOsURK SALE
50. 900 dairy farm for $32, 600.
Milking IS COWS. washington
market. Dozen heifers Farm ma
chinery and new tractor. Good
farmer. Remington, Va, near War
renton. Phone Mr. Norr, IA. g.
5121.
BURTONSVMLE-23t acres; large
Colonial home: 3 bedrms., pine-
paneied den. hsmt. Oh h.-w.h.,
new chicken house and cinder block
building; garage; 200-ft. frontage
on SpencerviIle I'd. mile from
center Of Burtonsvflie shopping
$i9.950. DALEY REAL ESTATE
CO., AP. T-l4a3. -2T
POTOMAC AREA--2-bearm. house,
724o Wis. ave. Bethesda OIL. g.
643fs. OIL 2-25T9
Evening star., 1954-12-26
STORES FOR RENT

ssls ~. ,.Il BLAIpEEsBgRG ] Slg - RHP: p: Ne. v
ve.)-Pull basement. apt. upstairs.
large parking area In rear. store
20x40. ST. 3-1166.
1907 GA. AVE. near Walter Reed
Ideal place for valet shop or any
kind Of business. RA. 3-0956. -27
CONN. AVE. nr Porter-Studio apt,
in apt. bldg; 2 rms, kitchen, bath.
SIS. RA. $1,000.
LEE HIGHWAY SHOP. CENTER 6x
55 store: good location for TV serv-
ice or laundry. 5907 Lee hwy. Arl.,
30 IL sT. NV. opp. GRO; approx.
1Sx7Sr 1slT5 !I.x resS rent, incl. Itils Sc
NV, Ma. S-8744. JU.S 9-7323.
34O7 NJ ST. N.W.-First-hoor store,
approx. 6S6 So. It.; S15l mo incl.
heat. Bee mgr at 3415 NJ st. NV.
or call ME. S-5400 s
800 G ST. floor store.
approx. 15x33; $40. Call ME.
1888 : ST. Nw.-oround -fioor store.
approx. 16x29. asphalt-tiie. floor;
excel. for barber shop, beauty par
,or' etc.; very reas. rent. Call
VERY HR: SliaSG; DESIRABLE SUITE, front Of
air-conditioned; al utilities fur I,
n. ARLpNGToN1aIood soS 8 as S''gI lee ri nignwss
location; Si25. HOLLEY REALTY,
E20n Tee hwy KE 2.E9S0
Evening star., 1954-12-26
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE
CHRISTMAS BARGAINS

CHRISTMAS BARGAINS
Country Grocery store building with
o Groom Residence on 8 Acres
Of land with o long frontage on
$40 State Rd. Has been closed-up
since owners death. for months,
will sell all at only $500 cash
lilies live near this store.
1l6-Aere Cattle Farm with stream
and running water: two-story At
tractive Oak Floor with Oil Heat;
several outbldgs.; take all ut 3d.
500.
Service station with store and liying
quarters on no: 522 Highway Pc
Va. 1SO It, deep by 2l0 Highway
Frontage; all stock and equipment
ct only $1,000.
@ CLAUDE l.. RUST
306 @. Royal Ave. Front Royal. Va.
Evening star., 1954-12-26
D-16 THE SUNDAY STAR

Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY. DECEMBER 26. 1854
Evening star., 1954-12-26
MASON HIRST

Build Your Own Rambler
On lot l0O,x150, on Rt. 202: 800
from Rt. so. Exclusive neighbor-
hood among all professional people.
Price unusually low. Phone NO.
Evening star., 1954-12-26
LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me reflnance your home and con-
solidate your present trusts thereby
reducing monthly payments and In.
terest and give YOU any balance In
cash Call Mr. MILLER ME- g.
1890: evenings La 6-5104.
Evening star., 1954-12-26
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
REALTORS dArTHERSBuRG 29e
Evening star., 1954-12-26
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT


STORE AND APT. ", Eneiewood---
Avail. immed. Lease. $500 to right
party. j. VICTOR DICREY, AP. 4
$3.50. "a
2Ist AND X SITS. N.W.-Corner p
story brick bldg. store front and
Offices. $3.50 per mo. !: will remodel
Call Mr.. SMITH, DT. T-1411: eyes,.
, AID. 4-0SSI.
USED CAR LOT or space that can be
utilized for used cars to hold 1850
cars or more. Section of city not
important. Reasonable rent and
lease. Write Box 16S-M. Star. 26s
Modern FireprOof Bldg. !
pins parkins area 81 approx. $4,000
50. It. loading platforms, 10000
50. IT. fully air cond.. finished
show rooms. etc.
JOLLES & SENNETT CO.
Realtors DI. 7-4244
Evening star., 1954-12-26
TRUST NOTES FOR sALE
BoATs

RADIOPHONE, & watts. 4 channels,
crystals included, IL volt; Ike newt
SI45. DE. 2-6270. --96
cfiRiS- sa-it. express cruiser:
lis h.p.. many extras. like newi
CABIN CRUisKR. IS r.: sleeps 2;
built 1852. Sacrifice, must be cash;
S1,S50. Can be seen ct Breezy
Point. Md. ia. a-S059. ---a5
FOR RENT--Belt. disk and osciilatins
sanders skill saws, generators,
pumps. elec. screw drivers portable
reuters. angle head drills. paint
sprayers RENTAL TOOLS a EQUIP.
Co. III a-6SSl
CHRIs.CRAFT; soft. fiy bridss twin
1870 h.p. 2 to reduction, dual
controls. Sleeps 8. RcA direction
finder. 36-watt hip-to-shore phone,
auto coz IRE system. ees-tLme
detector, Complete with built-in
stainless-steel nsh box, outriGgers,
fishing chairs. Constavolt, Many
other extras; Q sound and able boat
bargain, $4,000. tirtn, Act quick
EN-, 3-26S7 or Ma. S-S6e6.
OUTBOARD MOTOR, Scott Atvateri
reverse gear. 10 hps 9-ssh gss
CHRIS CRAFT KITS. 14-ft. VIE bot
tom, fwd. deck: special, $l36., See
one being assembled. Other models.
rfIoT Pix ss2xIND WANTED. over 40. sxpsri-
Florida by inland waterways; Jan.
Repair carburetors, fuel pumps. gsn-
orators. starters and distributors;~
Evening star., 1954-06-05
CHEVY CHASE GARDENS

1870 NORWOOD DRVE-A deep fotype yord deoI for out
door living Of the features Of this older ehomne comfortable
priced
D.
Evening star., 1954-06-05
EDGEMOOR AREA

SSH CORNISH R0AD-A rombe modern ond spacious, with
planned arrangement for pvocy between the three lovely
bedrooms and bot and large living with Romon brick
fepoce Generous porch off the oI-electic kitchen
Breezewoy 2cor eorooe Come in basement Well land
scoped lot.
Evening star., 1954-06-05
sy The Assoeiosed Press

GUATEMALA, June 5.-The
National Farm Federation called
on the farm workers in uneasy
Guatemala today to organize q
laborers' militia to guarantee
defense Of the national sover-
eighty and the revolution"
The leftiSt-run federation said
meetings had been scheduled to-
morrow in zacapa, Progreso and
Guatemala City. at which the
project would be outlined.
| The announcement did not
make clear whether the plans in
cluded training with military
weapons. A broadcast from a
clandestine anti-government ra-
dio. however, said arms were be-
ing stored in rural warehouses to
equip the projected militia in
case Of emergency.
Guatemala's leftist govern
ment recently received a $40
million arms shipment from Stet-
tin in Communist Poland.
The federation announcement
said delegates would tour the
country to give military instruc-
ton to the farm workers. The
aim, it added, would be to unite
action against any attempt by
reactionaries or interventionistS
to harm our territory or depose
the revolutionary regime"
The United States airlifted
arms to neighboring Honduras
soon after the Stettin shipment
was received here. Relations be-
Evening star., 1954-06-05
KENWOOD AREA

5lz Forsen RoodPctusque fomy neiehbohood ldeo tor
children. Colonial brick with powder first floor ond large
beokost off Kitchen t~nsize bedrooms and boths
second floor Mos ond holt both in bosenent Priced
low twenties for immediate sole.
Diion block FarOlen RG
rioht
Evening star., 1954-06-05
WHITEHALL

56O2 Mclean DRVELocoted off Bodey Blvd close in Beth
in beautiful neghbohood this 3yeoroId white brick ro
offers bedrooms, tile boths electric k
and full Basement Awning covered poo for summer enjoy
Owner will endeovor meet your terms. List price, S5Z ooo
Directions: Out Bradley Bird Lane roht to
Evening star., 1954-06-05

perpetrators Of last weeks dyna-
hitting Of q statue of Queen Vic
toria in Georgetown.
Mrs. Jagan is to appear before
a magistrate on June 18.
The document. security au-
thorities suspect. was sumggled
from the printer by an agent of
the Peoples Progressive Party
PPP ministers were thrown out
of the government last October
by the British colonial Office on
the grounds that they were plot
ting to make British Guiana a
Red beachhead in South Amer
lea.
Evening star., 1954-06-05
GuotemoIon Labor to Form
Militia for Backing Revolution

tween Guatemala and Honduras
have been strained for several
years.
The, farm federation also an
nounced a number of Guate-
malan agricultural organizations
are sending financial aid TO Hon
duran workers now on strike
against the United Fruit Co.
properties in that country. Hon
duras officially has charged Com
munists agitators from Guate-
mala have inf1ltrated the strik-
erS' ranks.
Evening star., 1954-06-05
Mrs. Jagan Is Arrested
After British Guiana Raid
By The A,,ocio,,d Press

GEORGETOWN, British Gui-
ana, June 5.-Janet Jagan,
American-born wife of the for
mer leftist Premier of British
Guiana. was charged yesterday
with unlawful possession of a
top-secret police manual on
control of riots.
The charge followed a raid on
her home in the police hunt for
Evening star., 1954-06-05
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK

sS2z VAN NESS STREET-S AIMS Poh Bueoru Of Sondods
Areo English STYLE we'll built and we'll kept brick semi
detached brick home quiet street. Modern kitchen with dish
woher poneed recreation oo bedrooms with excellent cedor
Closets be added first floor Excellent
equipment, small yard, eoroee. Moderately priced
Evening star., 1954-06-05
Africu Exports More Meot

DUR B AN, South Africa
South Africa exported z million
meat carcaSses in 1852 and 8 mil
lion in 1858.
Evening star., 1954-06-05
HAWTHORN

500 GREEVALE STREET-Scenc lot surrounds this charming and
unusoy planned brick home Stone brick and poneIed broN
repoce IovootoN first floor airy bedrooms, boths
floor Electric Kitchen poneed with
fireplace, opening lower level 2cor
$34.5OO.
Dtretons Out
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-17
RED-FAcED NON

LONG BEACH, Calf. - (P9 -
David Harrier got a slick birthday
gift for birthday No. Z trip with
his nom to nearby Knott's Berry
Farm and Ghost Town.
While they were sightseeing.
Wide-eyed Dave got lost. Mrs. joey
Harrier sought help at the loud
speaker station.
She suggested that her son
would certainly remember the site
Of a miniature volcano where a
replica Of the devil is busy pump
ing smoke.
But she was hardly prepared for
the outlaws of other patrons when
they heard this over the public ad-
dress system:
David Harrier. will you please
go to the devil and meet your mo-
Their"
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-17
ArChaeologists To
List Activities
CONTINUED IRON flrst Darel

CONTINUED from first page)
ing, the board discussed a budget
for the next biennium and heard
reports Of various committees and
individual members.
A tabulation Of archaeological ac-
tivities in Is other states was pre-
scented by Kenneth NJ. Wilson, Do
yer, secretary, and report of a com
mittee for a survey Of aboriginal
sites and archaeological collections
in the state was presented and dis
cussed.
II. Geiger Omwake, representa-
tive Of the department of public in
struction, showed new book.
'Walum Olum" or "The Legend Of
Migration of the Leni-Lenape. or
Delaware, Indians, published by
the Indiana Historical Society, In
dianapolis, in 1854, and citing work
carried on by the Sussex Archae-
illogical Association and the Arch
geological Society Of Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-17
Irrigation Tips
For Beginners
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in accordance with the standards
of the original design.
They recommend buying sprink-
lers from a reputable dealer. Be
sure he can furnish adequate en-
cheering assistance with proper
design.
Here in Delaware, farmers must
aim for highest yields possible in
order to make their investment
pay, according to William E. Lar
sen, agricultural engineer at the
University of Delaware. Good crop
ping practices are required to OBJ
tain adequate results from irriga-
ton.
One of the most important items
to remember, say the irrigation ex-
peFts, is for the farmer to check
his water supply and his legal
right to the water before he selects
his watering system and decides on
the size of the area he can irrigate.