JANUARY 19. 1954

WASHINGTON BELIEVED IT PAID TO ADVERTISE - News from i773 is what John Gamblers, of Cleveland, Ohio. is looking at. and this copy of the Maryland Journal and Baltimore Advertiser is an ex-

traordinary "find."

ten by George Washington. It stated that he had 20.000 acres

land on the Ohio and Grand Kanhawa rivers and that he would listen to any proposal for leasing them "upon moderate terms. al-. The paper, yellow and

lowing a certain number of years rent free." brittle, was found along with other old papers in a trash barrel. has four pages. still very readable, except for the frayed edges.

The issue, dated July 15. 1773, carries an ad writ-

.The Fantastic Dali Paints surrealistic Atomic-lluclcar Piece

(By Robert L. Gown)

NEW YORK-(AP) -Wlilih the ends of his moustache -which he doscrlses as an "inspirational an- tonne"-edging slowly up to his eyebrows. Salvador Dali is busy finishing his latest work of art, "Soft Watch Exploding Into BE Pieces." .

This modern adaptation of the type of painting that first brought him fame symbolizes, he said, his immersion in the atomic-nuclear era. ,

The loan. dark-visaged artist is in New York to finish the paint- ing which he refuses to let anyone View until the 888th piece of watch has been added.

At the St. Regis Hotel. he re- ceives his callers wearing a bro- caded silk dressing gown and car- rying a plastic cane. He shows off several books on nuclear flsion to prove he is vibrating fully with the atomic age.

':is for "Soft Watch Exploding Into R88 Pieces." Dali reports he is painting it in tune with cosmic

emanations that come to him through his special nntenna and of other sources Ho doesn't alto-

gether understand it himself.

(iay And Beautiful It

"These books on nuclrar fission and such matters stimulated my imagination." he said. "I am try-

HEARING All) APPEAL RELEASE PKISONEES

TORONTO - (CPD -- The im- perial Order Daughters of the Hm- plre issued an appeal Friday to Canadians to contribute used hear- ing aids They will be distributed by the National Society of the Deaf and the llard of Hearing to persons

BON N. Rumians are expected

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Germany, (AP) - The to send home another 1,000 German Ssec- in the next few days, it was officially an- nounced here Wednesday. It is be- lieved here the prisoners are most.- unable to buy costly new hearing'ly civilians taken to Russia from

ing to visualize lll l'nni.astic moves the swii-lint: proton and neutron world -- the element of nuclear physics.

"It will not be a of something awful, but gay and beautiful. It will not renresent practical power, bu-t beauty"

Of his celebrated mmistache an- tenna, he says seriously: ”'I'he most creative moments of my life have been since it got to this length '

"This is not new. there were pec- ple in the time of the Rx-naimancc who had similar experiences. In Portn, for instance. a writer of those times. told about inspiration received from' his sensitive mous- tache. When my moustache readhrs to my eyebrows. it will stimulate both the brain and the imagin- e-tion."

ropresentation

Fine closing Program At Tyne Valley church

-Much credit is due those who helped to make the recent Tyne Valley United Church Sunday School closing the success it was The large auriiencr-, as they enter- ed the church were attracted by the colorful decorations and the beautiful Christmas tree. bright with colored lights and other dec- oratlons.

More than 70 pupils and their teachers occupied the choir loft The service began witfh "Gloria in

. Excelois Den," and continued w;th

choruses. exercises. solos and duets. interspersed with several Christmas lnymns by the audience. Certi- ficates for memorizing were pre- sented and special mention wns -made of those who had perfect nt- tcndancv. among whom were Mrs.

ren.

The program was good through- out. but special mention might be made of the l'tiny tots" whose teacher is Mrs, Hart Lidstxme. In fact all the teachers are to be con- gratulated on the manner in which their respective classes took their parts. namely Mrs. Earle Colmll. Mr. Earle Williams. Mrs. Earl- Willlums. Mrs. Spurgeon Dyment, Mrs. Claude Oolwill. Mrs. Leaman Campbell. Mrs. ivnn Linkietter.

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Churchill Faces Tough Session

Of Parliament

3! Seymour Tovnlns LONDON, (A.P)-Industrial strike is sweeping Parliament into the

,'s i union it has known since Sir Winston Churchill returned in power mm-e than two yous ago. From the minute the legislators reconvene Tuesday. Ohurusill will face angry demands for action to halt labor unrest. Five million in- dustrial workers, including mem- bers of the big electrical. engineer- ing, and tranqaort unions, a.re'olam- oring for more pay.

on the eve of the new seuion, the Communist-led Electrical Trades Union intends to stage 1 national strike of 30,000 men on big contracting projects. This strike would be a climax to week-long wildcat strikes, including those by gasoline truck drivers and ugrnen.

sir Walter Moncktorn,la.bor min- ister. will tell the cabinet today how he plans to deal with the elec- trlcians' strike and other labor dis- putm. Aroused Labor members of Parliament have prepared I. bar- rage of questions for Monckton in the House of Commons.

The government has been sym- pathetic to arguments of employ- ers that further pay increases would price some British exports world markets. The oposition Labor man- bers back many of these pa-y de- mands and have accused the gov- ernment of pushing up the cost of living.

The labor troubles now approach- ing a climax have been building up for several months. The closing months of 1953 were plagued by "guerrilla" walkouts which have hampered work at key building projects such as atomic plants and foundries.

Widow Spiders spin

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Army Gunsiglits, etc.

(By Hamid L. Valentine)

OOLUIIBUB, 0.. (AP) -For a "salary" of a couple of house files a week. some four dosen black widow wider: are inning out their lives here for the U. 8 Army.

The pobonoua um. wocirer - shs eats her mate. and even her diiidran if she pet: the opportunlw -is on duty in the engineers' sec- tion of the army's Columbus gen- eral depot.

Her output. a fine. tough web, is trade info or-on halls for tron- nu, levels and other sighting in- strumsntl used by government sur- veyors. other armed forces units use the same type of web for gun- lights.

Engineers say black widows here save the taxpayers thousands of dollars each year, money which would have to be spent otherwise with private concerns. Eadi black widow. in in matter of seconds. can produce about 100 feet of web. Market price now is ouoted by th- engineers at 025 for 100 feet of the iine strand.

The black widow spider is a ruth- less killer of its own kind and of other insects. Its venom is ex- ceedingly poisonous to humans, and while most survive its bite, it ran be fatal in cases where medical treatment is not prompt.

Spider handlers at the depot say the black widow's web is best for

road strike. which would have af- fected 900.000 men, was shaved off at the last minute when the nai- ionallaed British Railway executive granted an initial four-shilling weekly wage increase pending fur- thor study of the whole wage sutrc- ture. The railway workers. keeping their strike machinery turned up.

A country-wide Christmas rall-

hsve demanded an increase of at least seven stilling! a. week.

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their purposes because die spins a single. uniform strand compared to the multiple nrands woven oy ordinary qyiders, The prodwt of the ordinary spider must be sep- anicd before it can be used. The black widow strand is about 1,- 5000th of an inch in diameter and will withota d considerably rough- er tzeoiiment than other fine spun substances.

The depot's supply of Iplderl comes from Cslifomia. They ar- rive here by air em:-eis in spsuni plastic containers. 'I'h.oy cannot be shipped on commercial paaonger- carrying planes.

On arrival here, each spider is placed in an individual plastic jar

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barby spider to escape.

when a supply of web is needed. a workeropensaiarudwitti I wooden wand cause the spider into the open, When she drop off tzhcwandtoatableor thsfloor she leaves a strand of web which is then wound on a ra&.

with a finely perforated motel top to allow entrance of air. But the holes ore too snail to permit a

Before the web is used it is cleaned with a fine. camel hair in-um and acetone.

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