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MARCH 3, 1954 MONROE (LA.) NEWS-STAR SEVEN DR. JOHN J. RASMUSSEN Guest Speaker Dr. Rasmussen Will Deliver Mere Dr. John J.

Rasmussen, pastor of the Noel Memorial Methodist Church of Shreveport, will be the guest speaker at the services at St. Methodist Church beginning Sundav. March 7. Dr. B.

Oliphint pastor, has announced. The guest speaker will hold services at 7:30 p. m. each evening through Wednesday, March 10. Dr.

Rasmussen will also be the Religious Emphasis Week speaker at Northeast Louisiana State College each morning at 9:30 in the college auditorium. He will speak on the theme Students Face to Face with After each s- rviee he will be at the Wesley foundation house, across College Avenue from the campus. Dr. Rasmussen was born in Vienna, Austria, and received his education in the schools of Germany. In the fall of 1922, he was granted a scholarship to Emory University at Atlanta, Georgia.

Upon completion of his theological studies at Etnory, he came to Louisiana, where he has served various churches. Before coming to Memorial Methodist Church Shreveport, he served as pastor if the First Methodist Church in Lake Charles, Trinity Method st Church in Ruston, and churches in Minden and Mansfield. He has made two trips to Europe In 1937 and 1946. During the latter trip he represented the reconstruction department of the World Council of Churches in Poland. He spent six months behind the Iron Curtain administering relief to the Churches of war-devastated Poland.

'British Attempt Peace Talks With Mau Mau Leaders NAIROBI, Kenya, March 3-UP Britain launched an effort Wednesday to negotiate a with the terrorist Mau Mau organization which brought death terror to thousands in its to drive the white? man out of Africa. British authorities were aided in their efforts by China." captured No. 2 leader of the terrorists whose death sentence was commuted to life imprisonment for his co-operation. British officials established contact with the terrorists through letters written by General China to his subordinates, an official statement said. The statement, said questioning of China who wan wounded when he was captured Jan.

15. indicated a widespread feel me among the Mau Mau that further fighting was useless. Asthmatic Misery Ff EL BETTER, FASTER The of ch, kwir wheeth p. in attarka mar.y pleas nights. Feel etioked-up bronchia! elax and open nderful n.edira'i'.na let you iW(t a rain easy, an a fast.

av try Dr. (. jild'a Mountain Anthm.iHc Compound or Asthmatic Cigarettes At all drug Death Takes Church Of God Woman Pastor DELHI, March 3 (Special Dovie Coats, 61, a minister of the Church of God, up to the time of her final illness, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. E. L.

Dooley, Tuesday morning after an extended illness. Native of Tallahatchie, she had conducted evangelistic work in 28 states, and held her membership in the Church of God, Weatherford, Tex. Since 1942, she had been a resident of Holly Rifige, moving there from West Virginia, where she held a pastorate of a Church of God in a small town. She had also held the pastorate of the Epps and Forrest Churches of God. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 p.m.

at the Shady Grove Church of God, near Holly Ridge, with the Rev. S. B. Webb, pastor, officiating, assisted by the Rev. T.

H. McCartney. Interment will follow' in the Rayville cemetery. Pallbearers will be: Rev. J.

Nolan, Rev. H. P. Williams. Rev.

G. Tingle, Rev. W. Blow, Rev. B.

H. Lott and Rev. W. L. Beasley.

Catron-Gay Funeral home will be in charge of the arrangements. Mrs Coats is survived by her daughter. Mrs. Dooley and two sisters, Mrs. Ida Smith, Houston, Texas and Mrs.

Agnes Smith, Helena, Ark. WAACs Just As Important As By HERB ALTSCHULL WASHINGTON The Senate wants It understood that the WAACS were Just as important to the World War II effect as the WACs. As of now, the WAACs legally never weie on active duty. A bill passed by the Senate yesterday and sent to the House would change this and give the girls in the WAAC credit for active duty providing they quit the mil- i'ary back in 1943. Money and g.p are involved as far as the former WAACs are concerned.

all because of one word, The bill, written by Sen. Saltonstall (R-Mass; at the request of the Defense Department, would give the WAACs credit for active duty so long as they stayed on military duty after the auxiliary service was discontinued. Approval of the bill. Sen. Duff (R-Pai said, would enable former WAACs on active duty or in the reserves now "to qualify for increased longevity pay and retirement iiiib WIFE VISITS WOUNDED Kenneth A.

Roberts one of Congressmen wounded in the wild shooting1 affray in the House of Representatives in Washington, is visited by his wife at Casualty Hospital. Roberts. 41, was shot in the knee. Fie and Mrs. Roberts have been married months.

(A Wirephoto.) Top Honors Delhi Show Go To Teen Ager DELHI, March 3 Attractive, blonde, blue-eyed 15-year-old Missy Moore of the Newellton, La. 4-H Club Tuesday exhibited the grand champion junior market Chester White the Northeast Louisiana Livestock Show here. The trim Tensas Parish exhibitor. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

J. D. Moore, also won first place in the swine showmanship competition. The reserve grand champion was a Duroc Jersey gilt belonging to Jim Brown, 12, of the Waverly 4-H Club in Madison Parish, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Brown of Tallulah. For both exhibitors it was the first try in the swine division at the stock show here. Missy, who has been in 4-H Club work for five years, also has a dairy heifer entered in the show. Last fall she exhibited the champion gilt at the Delta fair 111 Tallulah. Jim who has three registered Duroc Jersey gilts and showed OUTSTANDING TRAINEE Pvt.

Bobbie N. Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Feaster L. Russell, Delhi, has been named outstanding trainee of her basic training company at the WAC training center, Fort Lee, Va.

A graduate of Delhi High School. Pvt. Smith enlisted in the WAC in December Your Problems By ANN LANDERS AUTO LOANS A We refinance cars regardless of who you now owe and let you have extra cash, We also make loans on almost anything of value. Motors Securities Charge Of Heresy Is Upheld Against Alabama Minister DETROIT A special judiciary unfrocking of the Rev. Claude C.

Williams on a charge of heresy has been accepted by the Detroit presbytery. The 59 year old Presbyterian minister was con1, iced last month and ordered removed from the ministry. The Detroit presbytery accepted the commis finding last night. Williams now a resident of Helena. was wartime industrial chaplain in Detroit.

He said he will appeal the order to tlr He can appeal to the synod of Michigan and thence to the general assembly. The commission, composed of five ministers and four laymen of the Presbyterian Church In the U.S convicted Williams of falling to make proper reports It reprimanded him for this. A charge that Williams followed the Communist line was dismissed. Rep. Velde chairman of the Un-American Activities Committee, said Williams leaned toward communism.

With respect to the heresy charge. Williams was found to have held doctrinal views to the Holy Scripture and creed of the The Rev. Dr. Henry J. Walch.

commission head, said Williams was found evasive regarding his about the deity of The commission decided his views opposed the church's authorized doctrines, Dr. Walch said. ARMY BAND CONCERT NEW ORLEANS, March The Army field band, which came from Washington to march in a Mardi Gras parade, will present a concert of classical, popular and martial music Wednesday night at Tulane university. The performance by the 100-piece band will be free to the public. Dear Mrs.

Landers: In recent column a asked why 100 per cent of the girls, all types, who go to dances refuse to dance, politely or otherwise. You did not answer his question. True you gave him a solution, but you did not answer question. the Great White Mother know what to tell her little savages, for once? Wild Indians Dear c-o Mrs. Landers: Our hearts bleed for you How do you think we feel when we to a dance and see all the fellows s.anding ot the bar and also old men Hike you asking young gnls 10 dance? You have a lot of nerve As long as a girl pays for her own admission she has a perfect right to refuse without getting a dirty look and you ever forget it.

Better luck next Throe Musketeers 1 Dear Mrs Landers Couldn't resist putting a word to We girls often used to go We found the fellows choosey, so we were, too. To our age to a man of 34 (Mr. was an regardless of how sharp he was and. though we wouldn't admit it Ihen, we were looking for husbands, not an old man to cry on our shoulders. Now and then, when we did accept a 1 dance from an older man, all we HEART POUNDED WILDLY DUE TO GASSY STOMACH 500 Walnut St.

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Ask the suburban husbands what the situation would be if mother were not the family chauffeur? Children to take to school, groceries to be carted. train and father to be met our daddy claims his investment in driving lessons for me has more than paid for itself, Suburbanite Dear Ann Landers: We follow your column with great interest and would like to be of some help to one of your readers. Attention Worm you really would like to become attractive to the opposite sex. all you have to do is become a marine or an ex-marine, via some volunteer service in the United States Marine Corps. Please feel free to call on us The Recruiters, U.

S. Marine Corps. Andy, Jim, Pete, Norm, Sid, Spar, MacP. heard from him his troubles. a right to use her discretion when accepting a dance.

Oyez I met my wonderful husband the same public ballroom! That Column! Mrs. T. Dear Ann Landers: The reason girls refuse to dance with fellows at a public ballroom is because most of the fellows stand at the bar drinking all evening and eyeing the girls until near closing time. Then, when they can hardly walk, they ask a girl to dance just to take her home and squeeze her to death! No More Happily Married. Hereford steers here, last year had the grand champion baby beef animal, a Polled Hereford steer, at the spring State Livestock Show at Baton Rouge.

First prize for a Sears Foundation third year pig project went to Floyd Hale, 18, Epps 4-H Club on three market hogs. Floyd, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Q. M.

Hale of Epps, last year won first at the Carroll Parish fair on a second year project, and the previous year, received first prize on a first year pig project. WORD-A-DAY By BACH (Ann Landers will be glad to help you with your problems. Send them to her in care of News-Star.) Distributed by Chicago Sun- Times Syndicate intrepid m-trep ici) noj NOT trembling or shaking WITU BONDS TO FINANCE APARTMENTS NORMAN, March 3 University of Oklahoma will issue $12 million in "very to pay for the 244-unit Parkview Apartments in Norman, a spokesman announced Wednesday. University Vice President Roscoe Cate said the bond issue had been approved by the board of and said Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company will handle the bonds. My dear Mrs.

Landers: Would you mind explaining what you mean by saying men make tramps of women? To my knowledge a person have to fall by the side if she really does not waqt to. I it that the poor little gal had her poor little heart broken by a big meany and becomes a to console herself? Or, is it that every gal is a potential and it only takes a certain situation to bring it out? Wake up, Landers. That just proves my statement that a girl will do anything to hold onto her boy friend. Gal-Expert Dear Mrs. Landers: In regard to the in your column.

If the truth were known about the wife, the would be the better person. The Tramp There are 27 dioceses of Church of England in Canada. Emergency Rations Being Dispatched To Eskimo Viiiaae BRISTOL BAY. Alaska, March 3 Dog teams and airplanes are carrying emergency rations to Eskimo villages near Bristol Bay, Alaska, where natives are starving. The basic cause of famine in the te ritory was last poor salmon catch, one of the worst in the history of Alaska.

The annual fell from good season of more than 1,300,000 ca-es to fewer than half a million cases last year. Not only salmon have diminished in the southeast Alaska region but also whales, and foods for native meals. Investigators sent to the area report some are too weak to make long trips in sea ch of other game. government, canners, and unions should all be blamed for a village chief said, "They take our fish and then make laws that keep us from getting enough for The U. S.

Fish and Wild Life Service restricted last commercial fishing two days per week from June 25 to July 25. Ruston Man Of Year Is B. R. Risinger RUSTON, March 3 (Special) R. Risinger, dean of school of business administration and economics of La.

Tech, and past president of Ruston Chamber of Commerce, was named of the by the Junior Chamber of Commerce of Ruston at a dinner held here Monday night. An after dinner was made by Jack Howard of Monroe. And William S. Carter, president of the Jaycees of Ruston, presented the award. The award was presented by the United States Junior C.

of C. for distinguished service and outstanding community service through his loyal and faithful efforts and his great contribution to his country, state and nation. Rissinger. graduate of La. Tech class of 1935, received his masters degree from L.S.U.

where he was also an instructor, and assistant dean of the college of commerce After receiving his masters degree he was purchasing agent at S.L. Risinger, who has done graduate study toward his doctorite at the universities of Chicago and Texas and at L.S.U., came to Tech to teach in 1945. He is a son of G. L. Risinger.

Spearsville, and is married to the former Beatrice Wade of Spearsville. They have Three He Is a member of Phi Kappa Phi, several other honorary scholastic organizations, served on 21 general community committees, including building committee of the First Baptist Church of Ruston of w'hirh he is a deacon and superintendent of adult department; has served as chairman for many of these committees. In 1953 he served as president of Ruston Industries, Inc. CHURCH MEETING SHREVEPORT, March The United Church Women of Louisiana will hold their annual meeting heie next Tuesday and Wednesday. Featured speakers will be Gov.

Robert F. Kennon and Mrs. David Baker, New York newspaper woman and religious leader. GAS RATE HIKE SOUGHT OKLAHOMA CITY, March 3-UP Service Gas a supplier of fuel for 600,000 midwestern homes and commercial firms, Wednesday announced plans to seek a rate increase within a few weeks The proposed effort was announced by Cities Service President Glenn W. Clark.

Legal Notices AM APPLYING mutation of Monroe, Kpbruary 22. 26 (79) or pardon or com- I HANEY March 3 1064 STOP SIMPLE mmmm Get Fast, Soothing Relief with PERCY MEDICINE You determine the quality of an egg by the color of the eggshell. Brown and white are equal) ly good. Buy whichever is cheaper in your locale. 4-H CLUB MEMBERS Will Appreciate Your PRESENCE AT THE Junior Division Livestock Auction in DcShi, Friday, March 5th Aaron T.

Stout P. O. BOX 1272 Monroe Louisiana FORESIGHT IS THE SIGN OF GREAT We Send Our Sincere Best Wishes to the Farm Folk of Our Immediate Area, and To All Who Take Part In Both The Senior And Junior Livestock Show In Delhi This Week, Especially 4-H and F. F. A.

Members Washington and Lincoln represented a symbol to the entire country. Foresight is the sign of great men that can today be applied to the role of America's farmers. They are great men in the face of the job which lies before them, and in the method they employ to handle it. The agriculture achievements of the past twenty years are overwhelming to the imagination of the city dweller, and also to the men of wisdom and greatness such as in the case of the Washington-Lincoln era. If these men could but see the scientific methods used today in the farming communities throughout the forty-eight states we are sure they would swell with pride at the land which they sought so hard to lead toward the right goal.

Be Sure To Attend The Junior Livestock Auction Friday, March 5th WINNSB0R0 STATE BANK TRUST COMPANY WINNSBORO "The Bonk That Service MEMBER F. D. I. ts Building C. LOUISIANA.