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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-22
Billy Graham Opens
Crusade in Scotland
As 1900 Jam Hall
BY the Assoeiaisd Press

GLASGOW. Scotland, Mar. %
Billy Graham's all-Scotland
religious crusade got off to a
flying start last night. The har-
vest of souls from the $4,000 per-
sons jamming four-acre Kelvin
Hall was the greatest ever, the
American evangelist said.
Hundreds responded to Mr..
Graham'S pleas to make de
cisions for Christ" and filed of
into a side room for a private
word with the evangelist. No
exact check could be made on
the number, but Mr.. Graham
said he had never had such q re-
action at an evangelical meeting.
Protestant religious notables
Of Scotland appeared on the plat
form for the opening Of Mr..
Graham's six-week salvation
drive" There was no sign of
the discussions which some had
feared. And the reaction when
he asked for decisions" Stilled
the fears OF some clergymen that
additionally reserved Scots
would not respond to his type
Of evangelism.
Women Pred0minate
In the consulting room Mr..
Graham stood with bowed head
as the throng of penitents filed
In. Most of them were women.
Mr.. Graham told his audience
that through their souls they
would live to be a million years
old.
Soul Goes on and on
"You feed your body, brush
your hair, put on makeup and
wear Clothes" he said, land it's
all for the body which dies like
grass withers. But for the soul,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-22

baugh. Chevy Chase investment
broker named last week TO head
the jury, the jurors are:
Edwin C. Fry. Elizabeth A.
Kengla. Gilbert Henderson. Ru-
dolph Bender, jr.. Lucy s. Shy
rock. Washington w. White.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-22
q Grond Jurors Named For Montgomery Term

The names Of % grand Jury
members were announced yes
terday as the jury convened for
the opening day Of the March
term Of Montgomery County Cir
cult Court.
In addition to Austin B. Rohr-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-22

Robert W. Ward, ST.. James W.
Cummings, Ernest D. Gloyd.
Also William r. Carl, Emma T
Clendenin, Frank Ecker Mar
garet A. McGraw. A. @. ssolfe,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-22

Lura g. Cannaday. A. Leland
Clark. George Fessenden. Jane
D. Ickes. James F. Hogan, Rob-
ert II. Davidson. Martha E. VIII
son and Guy w. Hough.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-22

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Evening star., 1955-03-29
Overseas Air|ines Agree
On New Low Cargo Rates
ZAP Wirephoto.
BY the Associated Press

The scheduled airlines oper-
ating between North America
and Europe have agreed upon
new low rates and a simplified
rate structure for air cargo.
Pan American World Airways,
which proposed the new rate
structure at a meeting of the
North Atlantic airlines in New
York last week, estimated that
they would:
l. Provide a 20 per cent re-
duction in rates for commodities
representing rs per cent Of the
North Atlantic business.
2. Increase transatlantic air
cargo volume by at least SO per
cent.
Evening star., 1955-03-29
Mar,

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. % (H1.
st. Luke's and Children's
Medical Center announced yes
terday that a research worker
has succeeded in isolating "the
probable cause of multiple scle-
rosis."
The research foundation at the
center said Miss Rose r. Ichel-
son, director of research work
on the disease, had isolated and
cultured (grown) spirocheta
myelophthora, which the foun-
dation described as the probable
cause of the disease.
Miss Ichelson said "all indi-
cations are that this will prove
the causative organism OF null
tiple sclerosis, but there is plenty
of work still to be done in order
to prove it."
But, she added. it will take a
year and a half to complete the
study to see if a way has been
found to kill the organism. BY
that time, she continued, a sci
entific report will be given to
the medical world.
Evening star., 1955-03-29
It's much more
obvious when
you don't wear a
ZE NTH
II EARRING AID

Perhaps you are one of the millions
who suspect that your hearing. is
not what it used to be. Or one of
the millions fully aware of a def.
mite hearing loss. In either case, you
have noticed how hard it is to keep
the secret. How often you catch
yourself saying "whatdid you say?"
How often you feel "left out" of
conversation you strain to hear.
How obvious to those who are near
to you. Far more obvious indeed,
than when you choose and wear a
Zenith Hearing Aid, and really hear
everything. Instantly, you are
marked as considerate, intelligent
person. The embarrassment is gone.
Confidence comes back. Silence,
doubt, suspicion are gone forever.
Get Your Physicians Advice. II
your physician says hearing aid
will help you, follow his recon.
mendation. Enjoy Zenith's finest
quality in the all.transistor "75.X"
Hearing Aid for only $75. other
tubeless, transistor Zenith Aids
with special features or extra
power, $1O0 and SIPS. Operating
cost as low as 15e a month. Remem.
Der, all makes of hearing aids cost
about the same to manufacture.
Yet top-quality Zenith Aids do not
sell for $3.50 to $30O-as do many
others-because they do not carry
a high mark-up for so-called "sell.
ing expenses!" Zenith's S air.con.
duction models offer 432 individual
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bone conduction device at small
added cost. Your Zenith Hearing
Aid dealer is listed in your classi.
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Write for free Iiteroture, local dealer list
Zenith Rodio Corp, Dept. CE8E
5S0l Dickens Avenue, Chicago 80, III.
The only authorized
Zenith Hearing Aid Dealers
in Warrington, d. c. are.
Avdiphons Washington Co., Inc.
3l4 Wyott Building
III l4th Street NV.
The Heeht Company
Hearing Aid Dept, Moin Floor
at 9TH Street
Evening star., 1955-03-29

| tons Advisory Medical Com
nnittee.
It said Miss Ichelson worked
with spinal fluids from known
sufferers of the disease. She has
been able, the announcement
said. to grow and propagate the
organisms.
Evening star., 1955-03-29
Isolation of Probable Cause
IOfMuItipIe ScIerosis' Reported

The announcement was made
through the research founda-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-10-14

Community Chest Of Sc 900 90 is a princi-
pal factor IN maintaining this institution
The Farmvile Memorial Recreation AS
ISOLATION operates Grove Street Park
and the Farmvile High School Fairgrounds
in the summertime and the Recreation
Center in the wintertime
Four troops of Boy Scouts Of America
are organized in the County consisting of
1870 teen-age boys, and more troops are
contemplated
Last year the Salvation Army perform
er services for 20 Prince Edward families
hese services are not available by other of
the community organizations.
r. r. Motion Recreational Council pro
vides recreation for Negro children and
'teen-agers under supervision in the sum
mcr months. Many adults receive instruc-
ton also in arts and crafts
Southside Hospital Auxiliary serves
the hospital by nurse recruitment furnish
ing and repairing linens and maintaining
the grounds More than 100 non-pad vol
unteers compose the auxiliary.
Circulation at the Farmvlle Public
Library last year was 8,54O books. which
is double the number Of volumes in the H.
brary A very good circulation we would
believe
Farmrille Reading Room located in the
Beulah A. NJ. +. Church, has 1000 books
and last year was visited by 1858 patrons
Girl Scouts of America are aided in the
purchase Of equipment, games and records
The program is expanding and now reaches
80 girls.
wrap these eleven community organiza-
tons into one package and you have the
hcnehciaries Of the Community Fund The
services are well diversified and the pro-
gram well worth support Of the citizens
OF the county. The pity it is that all insti-
tntions needing COMMUNICATIVE support
could not be included in this one drive each
year. Possibly through continued success
Of the Community Chest. other organi-
cations will Join in this effort Do your
part contribute to the Chest
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-10-14
Jet Airliner In 1859

THERE are Indications that t. S. airlines
viii be flying jet arliners capable Of
carrying more than 100 passngrs at
speeds Of up to five hundred miles an hour
by 1859
The first T. S.-buit jet airlner to be put
INTO operation may be the Boeing Strato-
I'm 'o7, which is similar to the jet tank
er-transport being built for the Air Force
ny Boeing today. Boeing has already built
prototype Of the proposed commercial
alrllner, and it has ,been flying for more
than year
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, president
OF prominent airline, said recently he
expected TO have Jet arliners operating for
his company by 1860 The Boeiny Aircraft
Company said recently It could have the
Ntratolner available for air line use by
early 1859. One L. 5. firm has already or
dered British built Jet airlners and they
may conceivably be operating before then
hlcheNer alrIiner and whichever type
Jet aircraft is put into operation in the
United States first, it seems that within
thfee or tour years Passengers Will have
available to them passenger service which
VIII carry them at speeds up to five humid
red to six hundred miles an hour
Such speeds would allow d traveller on
the East Coast TO cross the country from
four to five hours With tail winds four
hour crossing would not be unusual in a
Jet arliner
Tight from Chicago to New York could
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-10-14
Invest In Your County

pRINCE EDWARD County people are
beng given an opportunity to nYest in
their county. The annua. Community Chest
solicitation is underway Eleven commun-
itg organizations have banded together to
make one appeal for funds 10 assure their
future operations. The eleven are: Farm
vile Public Library Association, Southsde
Community Hospital Association Virginia
Children's Home Society, Piedmont Coun-
ell Boy Scouts Of America Womans Aux
larry Of the Southside Community Hospital
Virginia Division Of Salvation Army, Farm
Vile Reading Room. Iunor Recreation
Center, United Defense Fund and Girl
Scouts Of America These eleven organiZ-
atoms perform direct and valuable services
TO the recreation and welfare Of the citi-
xens Of this county.
The Community Chest il eight years
old. Each Of the eight years the annual
quota for the continuation Of the work Of
these organizations has been raised and
on several occasions oversubscribed This
drive takes the place Of solicitation for
each Of the organizatons-eI eleven drives
~ "a iiINltoi VI bIifI ing al opportunity 10
the public to support the work Of these
organizations the Community Chest annual
drive has proved successful
Each Of the beneficiary institutions
mas submitted reports Of their prior years
activities and budgets for the coming year
The reports have been considered careful
y BY a committee of the Community Chest
and certified to be worthy Of the support
In THIS way donors can be assured that
every dollar contributed will be wisely
spent for the advancement Of this county.
The Southside Hospital stands ready
day or night every day To alleviate suffer
ing. Last year more than 900 citizens of
Prince Edward were treated as in patients
at the hospital and many more attended
the clinics and out-pat.ent departments
Last year the hospital served 1893 patients
and provided $13,7l8.00 worth of free serv-
zee. The annual appropriation from the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-10-14

THE nations largest city is involved in
rather amazing and farcical hasslc
over the game of bingo Bingo has long
been considered lottery and outlawed IN
most parts Of the country. In New York
in recent years bngo games have been
getting by unmoested. especially when the
games are carried on by various churches.
in New York bingo has become a politi-
cal issue, with some churches trying to get
a license to carry on the bingo games.
which produce much reventie. and those OPP
posed to lotteries of all kinds fighting
ardently against opening the floodgates to
a game Of chance.
As a result, Mayor Wagner requested
an opinion on the question from Corpora
ton Counsel Peter Campbell Brown Corp
Grafton Counsel Browns opinion passed
the buck to the Police Department. which
had already passed the back to City Of
ficias
Mr., Brown said that brtgp is generally
lottery. but had to have three elements to
be lottery: chance. payment of con
said that if any Of these three elements are
missing. the game might moi be a lottery.
Moreover. Brown put it Hp TO the Police
Department TO 30 into these factors and
determine which We're there and which
were not there. However. Police Commits
soner stephen Kennedy had said earlier
that the police do not interpret the laws.
they only enforce thsm, and it is obvious
that the police are not going into the law
Interpretation business in New York or
anywhere else.
The result IS that City officials and the
elected Mayor OF New York City are hedg-
ing on what 10 do about bingo in the ma
TONS largest city. The way bingo players.
and sponsoring organizations, get around
the law is TO charge an admission fee at
the door to bingo players and then let them
play free. That eliminates one Of the ele-
mants. the fee paid for bngo card and
enables them to escape police interference.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-10-14
Double Check

The Adm nlstration can WHY
well boast Of mo unemployment
look AZ the vast aumbcr on Ra-
do and nv advertising. razdrs,
blades soaps and HAN llNln
fact Is. the commercials arc
better than the programs
Since moving the White House
ID Denver Washington II running
Wild and that's a very mia
statement Its all mess now
and YOU can't pin the blunt ou
any ono in particular because
thar amt none too particular
Republicans are sold behind
Eisenhower for the 1886 campaign
and there amt notnin gong tx
stop thcm nov # they can eat
Nixon away from tie President
and keep him away lh4 President
viii get UP and po
rs costing the Government
more money to shuttle Cab ncts
back ana forth than had cYrr
been expected We dIdn / expect
no tax reduction nohoW
With neither Hartman nor
Truman backing Adlal Steven sou
for the Presidential nomination.
Ada should have mo0tA .aIlite
This leaves little DOUBT Us d the
outcome Of the tWo Convent. lna
before they come
HEINZ Llnee having just bcen
released hy the Russians riyos out
with the FIRST eyewitness report
Of the death and destruction Of
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-10-14

The reunificatlon OF Germany
within the framework OF a plan
for European security" has been
assigned top priority at the forth
coming Big Four meeting In Gen
eva. by the foreign ministers Of
the United States. Great Britain
and France.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-10-14

schools should do
what the church
does not do: for
the baptism OF
Jesus was one Of
the most irnpor-
tant events in his
life The reason
Why the church
does not care TO
cele brate this
event rnay he that
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-10-14
Lesson for October is. 1855

HERE is one notable day the
church does not celebrate We
have a day for the birth If Jesus.
one for his presentation in the
Temple. a whole season fLentl to
recall his temptations. a day for
the crucifxion. the resurrection
the ascension. But for remember
ing his baptism. no day is set
aside So il is well that the SUNDAY
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-10-14
Vanishing Woodshed

juvenile delinquency began to appear
alarmingly about the time that the wood
shed was replaced by the oil tank.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-10-14

the church does not know quite
what II means We know what
other Christian festivals mean. RI
Penteccst Sunday. Christmas.
Good Friday and so on But
what does the baptism q Jesus
mean
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

blood pressure has been stable
rarely above 100 systolic, o.
above 80 diastolic, and never a
an unsatisfactory high or Low
level.
His general circulation is ex'
cellent. including the circulation
in his legs and feet.
Although there was an area Of
soreness in the Presidents chest
during the first 48 hours of his
illness. his breathing has beer
entirely comfortable during hi!
entire illness.
Blood ClOt Controlled
! The blood clot in time has re.
manned at controlled level (Dr
Snyder interpolated here to say
this level meant one considered
desirable). The blood Sedementa.
ton rate has steadily declined
and is now in the upper normal
range for this altitude
The white blood count has re-
manned at a normal figure since
the early days following the
acute attack. The serum choles-
terol varies slightly but continues
within the normal range.
Since the early period OF
disqualification the Presidents
weight has remained below l72
pounds on a diet which rarely
exceeds 1900 calories a day, and
is usually within the limit of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

4 800 TO ] 300 calorieS. Portions
Iof food are weighed. An accurate
account Of calories Is made al
each meal and totaled at the END
of the day.
Heart Beat Is Good
Electrocardiograms have beer
made weekly since the Presidents
departure from the hospital The
latest was made this afternoon
These cardiograms show residual
abnormalitieS as a result of the
scar in the heart muscle. These
abnormalities remain stable, as
is expected at this stage in the
healing process.
/ This stability is a desirable
finding. The scar in the heart
muscle wall appears to be firm
and of moderate size.
Fluroscopic examination indi-
Gates that the heart beat is good
and that the muscle action is
satisfactory.
The X-ray films that were
made today show the lungs to
be clear. This confirms the many
X-ray and physical examinations
that have been made.
The heart shadow compared
with films that were made in
prior years and with those that
have been made since the acute
attack developed shows no sig
nificant evidence of enlargement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

week of convalescence and hi,
fourth since leaving Colorado
He continues to feel we'll anc
look well.
Executive responsibilities have
imposed a heavier tax upon the
President than an ideal conva-
lescence program would incor.
porate. Then, too, the weather
has not always been the best.
Participation in office ano
farm activities have been care
fully supervised SO that no harm
has resulted.
Feels Well, Looks Well
The Presidents condition
when examined today. was good
He has felt we'll and looked well
during all these later weeks. He
sleeps we'll, rests well and relaxes
easily during the day.
He has used ISOLATION, and that
only very mild, once since he left
the hospital.
The Presidents temperature
has been normal. His pulse has
been regular, never rapid, usually
in the SOS or lower 70'S. His
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
BY GOULD LINCOLN

=, Demands that President Eisen.
hover announce his 1856 politi.
cal plans by January / or Febru-
airy at the latest were criti-
cized in administration circles
yesterday as pressure" on the
Chief Executive.
Republican National Chairman
leonard w. Hall has said re-
peatedly that he did not believe
it essential that the President
make an early decision. He has
suggested that the decision could
come as late as March. without
harm to the Republican Party.
This has been interpreted in
some quarters as an effort to
"immobilize" potential candi-
dates for the Republican presi-
dental nomination.
This was fatty denied by other
Republican leaders here. Their
contention is that the President
should be given the fullest OPP
portunity to regain his health
without pressure being exerted,
either by those who hope he will
run or those who feel he should
not.
Race Depends on Health
In the opinion OF these lead
ers. the President cannot come
to a proper decision until he
has undergone all tests pre-
cribed by his physicians and had
their final report and has had
the fullest opportunity to eval-
uate his own strength and capa-
bility of serving a second four
year term in the White House.
In their opinion, too. Mr.. Ell
senhoWer will be guided in the
final analysis by the answer to
one question-does he feel able
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

fore ne lett Colorado, the news
continues to be good. The Pres
ident has completed his It'll
hover runs. Indeed. that is tn,
attitude of all Republicans.
Farley Tomorrow
So far as it can be aScertained
the President has not discussed
the matter Of his running agar
with any one. He has conferred
with Chairman Hall and talked
party politics and plans for the
coming campaign. and with Re-
publican House Leader Martin
and Senator Knowland.
Mr.. Hall and Mr.. Martin have
both predicted publicly that the
President will run next year. But
they have made it clear this Is
their personal opinion.
The President is scheduled to
meet at the White House with
the Republican congressional
leaders tomorrow to discuss his
recommendations to Congress
On Tuesday he will meet with
both the Democratic and Re-
publican congressional leaders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
Pressure on President
To Bore 1856 Aim Is Hit

, to carry on the duties and re-
sponsibilities of the presidential
Office? That answer he will have
to provide himself.
So many growing demands
that the President make known
his intentions at comparatively
early date are distasteful to these
leaders, to say the least. Senator
Knowland of California, Repub-
lican leader of the Senate. is
reported to have decided that he
will toss his hat in the ring as
a candidate if the President has
not announced his plans by Feb
ruary /. Senator Bridges of New
Hampshire. chairman of the Re-
publican Policy Committee of
the Senate also has urged that
the President clarity the sit
uation within a month-cer-
tainly soon after January /.
New Hampshire Primary
Senator Bridges gave as his
reason the early date of the pres
idential primaries in New Hamp-
shire. The primary will be held
March IS. The filing date for
delegate candidates for the Re-
publican National Convention
opens January Is and closes Feb
ruary II.
He contends that If the Presi-
dent does not announce his plans
soon. New Hampshire voters
might be "foreclosed from ex-'
pressing their preference among
other potential candidates.
Another demand for an early
announcement has been made
by the new president Of the Ma
tional Association of Manufac-
turers, Cola G.. Parker.
Senator Knowland has re-
peatedly said that he will sup
mort the President II Mr. Eisep