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o o o o o OO o o (3 Q o Universe May Be Expanding, Contracting, Carnegie Institute Findings Indicate o' Washington 0J The uni- verse may tt puiiine like a 8'-! -xu trl.exp,nm,lgan0-;tut; (J Si'accs in periods or many bu- linns ii vflr; Jhis p'V.sibilily js posed .by Scientific finding published to Qoay U) the annual report of tiie l,'arneBeJIntitute of Washington. It ha tjng b-;n believed that the uSivtt ie. with its millio.ns of O . star systems like the Milky Way, 'qW blowing vp like a hue bomb. Theaw-'w I indines indicate that O the r&te l expansion is slowing diwir and that eventually a jWriod of cont-actior. will ensue. D Q in ONE at Your 1 0 ACME0 HARD WAR your Famify Gift Center-offers quick, eonvtnier! shopping plus the WIDEST VARIETY of CHRISTMAS FTS in jpwn! We have the PERFECT PRESENT for EVERY PERSON on your Christmas list. -We've GIFTS for Men, omeii Children . .. 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One widely held theory of i creation is that everything in the i universe was once compressed into an extremely dense mass New Clues To Origin Of Life Reported by Carnegie Scientist Washington (U.R; New clues ' subjected the gases to ultravio- to the origin of life were report ed today by a scientist who has succeeded in creating artificially some of life's basic building i blocks. The scientist is Dr. Philip H. Abelson, director of the geo physical laboratory of the Car nesie Institution of Washington. His findings, published in the institution's annual report, sug gest . that life was generated spontaneously under conditions assumed to have existed on the primitive earth of ' billions of years ago. The atmosphere and oceans : presumably were formed by j gases spewed from the Earth's interior. Abelson took gases now associated with volcanoes and j sent electrical discharges through them. 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I And multiplied billions of years hence, all the stars and all the planets and, of course, all life will be extinguished in their present form and crushed into the primordial "nuclear fluid" from which they sprang, and will spring again. i let radiation like that with which the young " Earth was drenched before development of the atmosphere's ozone screen. By this method Abelson creat ed out of his "primitive atmos pheres" a number of amino acids including gylcine, sarcosine, and alanine. Amino acids are the constitu ents of protein molecules, and protein is the essential stuff of all living cells. Ex-Haitian President Takes Plane To Exile Port-Au-Prince. Haiti UR) Former Haitian President Paul E. Magliore flew into exile Thursday night and his depar ture touched off jubilant dem nn?trafionc thrnnirlmiit this rflni- tal city. ! Magliore's departure signaled ; a complete victory for the peo- j pie over military dictatorship. Haitians danced in the street and ripped down posters, pro- ' claiming "Long Live Magliore." Magliore bowed to the pres sure of a nationwide general strike Wednesday and stepped down as chief of state, a post he assumed immediately after re singing as President. But Hai tians were not satisfied and Thursday he surrendered con trol of the armed forces by re signing as commander in chief. Tension ran high from the time Magliore's decision to go into exile became known and his actual departure some hours later. Authorities frankly feared an attempt on Magliore's life. Southern Oregon rl " 1 L T " Ashland In the interest of preparing high school speech students for statewide speech competition Southern Oregon , college will hold its annual ' speech conference Jan. 25-26, with high school speakers from all over the state invited to at-! tend. ! People who are interested in J helping youngsters develop speech abilities are invited to j participate in the speech confer ence as critics. 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