. A ilemonstrattop of JU~,..~Y~ ·.. ·~··· abon. pJaotop-a~uiCI .tor ~ fir•& «me un!ler waie,, as s~reil by members or B.oston e~pt.:r of· ~e. Beet CrOP. At left1 three ~ ... erlJ enltct JOle of. '-~vlctQn,'' •traloe4 rescuer and tralhed rejseue.-. VJetint, rrabtl wellld-lte .rescuer a~nt Dee~; woulrl·be .-escae.:· cets. pmlckJ, pabs vit;:tlm. Trained resc!lel' drOll' do•n • ~ a,.a breab their crl~;ts, PrYfn{ both' ~pa~ As l!h~wa U. .. fll'.& ud second pbotoJ. !ticbt: Rescuer te~es bees. f.- nrillc that *Ui liboot both to swll'ce. ·
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:,iJ5' ,Pro(iqce atUl'ccyo 1\eld · crop!! lJt aipUlcan~ ln · view of- 01.11' national tendency to «;om,ba~ soU 4!1rosicrn by alloWing much . of the :fertility-de- · pleted soU to go b!lck -t9 graaJ,
ln P .. C~ of glying ll~tentlon to aotJ . fel1Uity measiu'es U1at teed· gruwhla . plants, w~ have too often adopted · · · the pra.ctice. of "crop hunting,. in the mistaken belief th~t wnen one 1 crop atarves another can be found that will . thrive. pn the . same depleted
. land. . But we can't breed cropa Wb«m .abo .aaw Pa•' lho cav' ~··utue crt, "PaaiS" aacl ~o. ooktr •calnst •tarvation a.ny more than a
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· Murdock expl-.ined, "but I'm fright· looked frQm PaUl tO .loan, 1'~ the .''I wut~ OIJ my way back ·to work Evl4cnc:ca of deollnlnc lf.lll torlUI· tut}J .busy •. It was nice f you to way, wbaf Qe sou <loin&: here? I wbc:n I saw him 1tandip1 ln fron• 11 are aecn in tho rteater Juu~ber eome. 1 hope you'll be r.egulqr thought you Wttl'e in Wll.lhington.'' of a abop with thia woman. . He wu ·~ ddoleDcy cliJelsOII am•1 0111 CUitQmer.'' . Paul's face was serious. 011 am IIJllilliJg an<l liol4lng her hand.'' fann aDimaLI, Veterllla~lllDJI aro
Joan replied courteo~y and' left hot working for the eovernment any "Youn~r or old?" Paul a~ed care- eomtaDUy faeecl with iaoreplDJ f~elinl, that.· hfn' visit had been.. longer,''· be aaid, with ll warni.ni lessly. . ea~e• ., drance •nlmal.atllaellb for failure. She atopped at a _ gstore glance at' Joan. ••t am Karl·ld.11;. ~'She was about Karl'• age-.· Rath• t~rblc:-. 1)0· specUla- bodY w.eilm!l .. for a aandwlch and a cup of Off~e. ler'll manacer." er hard-looking. with black hair. er vhJbJe pb:JIIOIOIIC~l (la111e Can 11; wu all tbe dbmer abe would have ''Why, Paul O'Malley!" • She wore beautiful furl. Karll'/al be toeA. Eye allmenb, a teJM'lellC:F time tor tonlgh\, She was ataring . Als Joan AAd Paul exchanced 11milln1 at he~t • • .'' te bUDc!ae11, bad ratta, HUD4ecl f.nto the broad mtrror b!!hind the alanc:c:•, Jbe realhed that Pat mu.l Joan drew in her breath. JlrJ, 'back 11De.t1 bterlor. coadlUoD, poor
·when lhe nw Pat Hinea, be told aomet!Unc ab<>ut thia 11trange. MurdOQkl . feeciiDJ Ud . debiU&y
'l'he world'a lnrgcst tlowering PlBn~, the Amorpbppbnllu~ titanum of Sumnt:r:11, which sometimes teachea a height of more thnn eight feet, has blosaomed, whUe under culUvation, ln . only eight known ~aaes, the l<l&t two being in tho New York Botanical Gal'> den in 1937 and 11139. · ·
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· / coffee, abe ~··,i!~.·., ... n idea. . Perbana . .,So. tim usln'- .another namt!· I ":M;vatcrlo~ exploaiOn f.n aviation tl!~ ~me aa tor plant.:, arc the item• i1 .... r- '-~ b · 'D u1 Sh " pilant," Join ead. · · d fr th U · .. --__ _._ abe abould ha.Je alked Paul firJt. am !'4!0'Wn ere u ~ a erman. rawn om 0 50 • · · · A FLOUNCING skirt, tlttcd "loot
bUt there was no time tor that, so Pat lbrulnted. ·~ou're a fine one .. "And there'• · more to it than A•tmall Limited Ill Feedinr. · torso" top and kimono aleevea - the atrength o• her· im""•'•e abe to ICQld me,'' thi •Jd crosstv. that," Paul went 'o«L I ···have _ .. __ _. th 1 a1 1 1 • th
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.... .n~ ~ ba 1 L -•nh• fertility of tho fnrm. Supplements ferod in Pattern No. 1602·B. It. didn't h;ave much mo.ncy~·~ ,~: aeluctantly Patricio obeyed, clot- ment ve bctn ato en. ast w.,.. aucb 1111 proteins contain too little of buttons down tho back-nncl at. Ute
••How would ·you like to lllllte .my ipg the bedroom door behind her. Karl sent • telegram to • hotel in tho minerals needed •. And when anl· ahoulders nnd is ll8 cool and com• . .aparlmentr" · Obviously the had no idea of Ule that same .city. He used another mala protest by rooting up the very fortablo to wear on a hot day u
. ••Qb, I'd love tot And," she added havoc ber ap~arance bad caused. name. The ~le&ram .In ibelf wu earth or climbing the fence in acarch a romper suit would be. clilldisbly, 11l'U have plenty of mon· Paul spoke in a low, innocent enou,b. Probably in code. of better forage, 1ueh actions are Run ric· rae edging nround ·the q now. Kr. Miller is paying me voice. "This a a fine meaa." I feel sure he'a connected with the .._, in 1 #lu.. ..:~_0u· .,_ a week." · . "Can't you make her go horneT" 1tolen plana; also tbla Murdock met "'T rinp tIC nose or cumber- edges of tho kimono alccvcs, Ute -·, " .... • Sh i w 0'"'111 """ f t th .. p t th aomc yokes about the neck. Human ncckllno and shouldcr&=-and use ~JYe•, 1 know,'~ Joan said, think· • e wouldn't do t. 0 .- • woman ..... ,e ac •• a taw em aerfa hnvo been prohibited in this rlc-rac in rows around tho full. Jn.c how turioua Karl woul<l be w~n leya .arc like that. Be.sidcJ, she'd together' and. th•t thq were .o obvl· country for about '15 years. but anl· -ftaring skirt-the rcoult will bC! a be found out that his new W.Covezy tell l(.atl and the whole game would oua}1 pleased aboutJODittblDC mlaht mal alnve~ can be' seen on an)' trip decorative frock which wlU cr£11 ....... -.. · lJv~""' with h'-. .secre•....... But be up, 117 job hu to come ftrlt. be an indication of it.'' tbr th t f "- ..... .. ..... , -.t.. b in •- 1m _.ft~t- m J h d Ka 1 ou&h f! conn ey. Too o ten they· forth ot1s nnd ahs !rom aU who 1hbl arrangement mi&ht permit Joan ~&lUI U1 eu a more po .. _.. In \be 0 ce, oan watc e r are nlmost 1n a stnte of atarvation ~keep an eye Qn Patricia •. Pcrhapa ""en than my Qwn lister." carefully, but the could learn noth· becoUJ:e their master, the farm own· abe could wam ller against bec:om· Joan put a ecnUe hand upon hb in& from his attitude exce9t that be er, ne<~lects bls soU fertility. c .... too :-·vol·•cd with ""'--1. ann. "I know how you t~el,'' abe seemed exu:aordlnar".. cheerfuL • ...,.. lU • """' u in AAJ d Our soils must become factories Paul did·not make an appearance comtorted. ••But tlnce Fat is v I She had noticed that Karl.eemc to t for t••o "'-y• d1.1l'in" wblcb tim• Pat with me, I maJ be able to protect delight in trying to make her jealoUI .utcad 0 continuing as mtnea from
" .,... • " l ·u whlch tho fcrUUty Is unendln&l1 wu installed in Joan'• apartment. her. 0 .rat. drawn. R11w materials auch asllmc-Joen's heart ached to Jee ller in Syb- •:we must get this bUSiness fin· It was surprillng boW little abe atone, pbosphonll, potash, and other ll'• place, yet the tirl would bC * hhed up quickly-before KIU'l baa a carea. Sybil'• disappearance had fertilizin" r.lcment.s, organic tna•tu eoJDfort to her. It would take hu chance to pull anything." · wiped out all romanUe illlllllons. Life "' • mind off her own trouble•. "Then we won't tell Pat anY· waa a serious atruute, .not a ro- and other plant nutrienta must 10 lt waa .almost one o'clock in the thin1?" mantle dream. Ever; minute Syb- back into the lOll. In our "soU
mominJ when.f'-.1 and Joan arrived ••.Not And tomorrow I want you to U'a llfe wu in dan,er. Every move factorieli" we ~UJt ,Produce more at the apartment.. Karl bad driven make it plain ihat the ill not to re- Karl macte might prove to be a clue usable nutrient& fur plant unice. them t.rom the club. He made no veal myidetllity. Sbe muat .und~r- to her •later'• whereabouts. Sucb nutritml!J muat not be hauled comment upon th,e art4IJIC!ment, atand that it ill very necctaary for Joan worked fcverllhly through· fJff unlcu equal amounts are re-thou&h Joan could see that he wat me to use another name:• · · out .the eveninJ. When Paul Sher• stored. oot pleued. . Joan wu more convinced 1l,)Jg m.u came In auddelftr a few min-
"Karl," Pat conMed l~ter, ••11 the ever ot Klrl'a power b1 the many utu later. ahe waa .o starUed that matt wonderful man I've ever md. complli!ationl wblch -teemtd to ~ abe half. rose from ller chair. .He'• c:WtertJtt from other men. cloeing in about them. · Ito abut the door noilelessl; beThere'• aomething about him ••• " *Tm afraid, PauU Tbb can't end· liifid 111m. ••mat time will you ~·
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Bllllinl'as being cut by prloritlea, the boss of the trucking company found it neees!lary to lay ott one truclc driver. But that ddvcr wa• both blg and tough. So the boladeclded to flrc him by mnU •.
And the following dG:y the driver didn't ehow up. lt~our days went by and then he was . baclc. .
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UJ did," "Well, didn't you rend ll?•t
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ptrhd•'llt~Mft' Bolt lunr.hn uc: tNtiu and more l&ctlcbful when JOW include oraoget.
Tbq'rc delidc~a~ 11111 cite bat war co be sure o!your Tiwnio Cl Few foods batt much. It'• cuilr Jou Ia cooking. Ytt nctdtd UifJ, tioce you do ooll/m it.
Oranges abo hnc Tiu•lru A, Btllld Gic.Jdwn. .. d other minttau.
Those JCam~ .. SullklK" are the linut from 14,,00 ~1JCtJ,Jdal fotjllke IIlii red pes. TJ,q Att~ .
"Don't ;you think he'• a IitUe old • • • except with more trouble." ready to leave?" "< , ·-- -·tnr)'Oafn.Joan askttd, . · · · " ·~-ou!-r~r-i&ht,~.JMn. We!:ve..;.got ,.,ln. .about. .an hour.'' ,Her 10ne
that S,bU once had said the same to be Vl!f:1 -caf(!ful, bul I thii:tk the matched bia own. She lcnew that
ConS'Utllption of Fats, Oils ltc!ct!ntly tht! United States med ap.
proximately G~ b1111on poundii ot faa and oill in fdibte products; Ulo bUlJoo in .oaps, one billion in palntlr, ~r printing Jnb and. Jino. lt:um products, and 0,& billlQn 'flUS Ulf«<.for a variety ot industrial purposes:
· ''Sure. Y,'lnt I t'i!ad it inltde and then 1 rend it flutsfde. !ntlde it aaid that I was fucd. On tha outside it said, •ncturn m Avb da1t to. the.CollJIOliWlW ~ckln~.,e:omptln)'.' So, hrte l am.n
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-.bot .up. .,-Ob; . ~ldtt mtn Jn:'e 110 . ··~ 1ou lmow an !" Joan. caine · ~1e cloae arut aatd witb a J:nUCh .more interestin1, Don't YOU pleaded. -· . grim. iJDille, ''Tonf&hf'• ihe mglitT \bink .a!~ . "GJl.D•t l!U yet, .. E Ul Aid abrupt- We're &oing lo raid the beauty C • C
.Joan sighed. What CQUld lhe.Po J.y · shop." · · uHmg Otb to aave thia girlf Sbe wu lUte · Two weeks pas'sect. Feariul wce'ks · • • • · ~e departmmt of alfieUltuf~ that Pat Hines bad nev~r sung in of watching and waiting for It wu ftve minutu after twelvt is st.ron111 urging partnftship In a night. club before. Sbe wu not attd Paul •. " Happy ·week* for Paul returned to Karl's of· use and purchase of eqUipment •. a psofesaional and aooner or later 'flho bloon1ed tm<let'"-tM inftue~ · · 1or Joan. She wu reody. . Two Floyd county, 'i'exu, tarm· abe would ftnd herself involved too of her .romance with Karl Miller. A .tanding by the door 1n her bat and. . ~rs havt~ been sbowh~& their deeply to &et out. romanee which itseemed impossible coat ... Karl has talcen Pat dancil1g," neighbors the
When the doorbell rane both girls to stop. Pat would not llatm to an)'-: he aaid. 111 followed lira. Murdock • value of t.hla were m W •. .Joan switched on the thing against Kart. Sbl! sang hij homtt, 1io abe'• out of the way. We • kind of joint lf&bt and, . fastening a robe about pratisetl day and nteht, yet .o far •• thoUld be dlble to Jind flllt some- action. T.heae bet, went into the living toom, Joan could diiiCover Karl had not thing.'" Farm Secud· callinl• -nWbo•a- there?•• URlJ· ·tiu Rrvica in ~ction with When he ftnally par~ed in an al· ty adminlatrl•
1t was PauL .. Let me in, J'oanl theaw.thlt. And.Patbadaccepte4 leY ncar the beaut1 shop, the street tion borrowers Quick.'" .. · . their ~lanation about her broth- Willi deleded and oo one saw them ftrat bought a
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. SlUl~Y School at 10 a, m. tlt'tlt• Qt tb• q[rJ dt~tat, and tQ . Rubber Heel•, -_- Cat'e Paw .or . -. . 0 . . o· ' . . • . ·• I' . - ., d ----NEMBEP...---- ~':;';:~:..~:.:~: :.~~:.· ·~.o:.·::·:.:·:4:;. .... ~ ... bJ ~ ~:~~t;J!:r Sol.,.; ftrat ... . ... · ·, •• ·. n . . ISP ay .. ·an
Evepfna StJ'vlce at 8 p. m. tUltd, ~ notlo~ Ia tl•rt~.Y &inn, that ~tt·"'" , ., , . _ . . S . cla . . . b Aody Burch, " Ad.UDiltratoi'· of tbl -., .vu . ' F'.' I ·o· ' . ' . t' ' t. . .
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--_- J.,l.- · Ulblt J~hool, 10 i. m. · · . · ,.!':::.~a;:: f:t~~:IDlJ!l'ator t1 . -Fri(i.J.;j~;,- ··- -·-. -M WAA _ Wor•blp,ll •· m, apd 7:80 p;m. lo~~~ e. a.u, c ... rt,oco, N•• »•xlc:o. . Kelvinatora ~
-~ ' · IJIII f Yldwttk Bible 1tudy, Wodntl• Wit•••• the llOIWrabl•. Marcial 0. p · J' ~ _ day 7:80 p. m; St. Joha, Jude• of the ••W Court, and USED RADIOS 4,::=======:· :-::·:•:.. Pr .. eh1DI' •t Capl'-n aacb Sun· =:,"at thtreol, tllfa Stla d.•7 ~ Jua•,, , _
- day at 8 p, m. • fn ICbQC)I '"m (S;a1) F•llx R•m•J Radio Repairin& ba11ment, ~ ' ~ c& t ' Euy Terma
Preachf.n1 at Noaal7:80 p, m. a1 otho'L;,;,, You art wolcomt to all of. our .llt·JI D•pat1• ARTHUR CORTEZ
tervlcet. · .San Patricio, N. M. . . .- p· R- E- E-!_ · White Cat.Bar ..
· Cbri1tiaa .Scitrace . Cttrtitfan Science h ••bJect for Laree Cake Plate
-----~---Q- Sunda..J. Golden Text: Layhla Gbta Aw•J Wlth .Each . C. H. MURRAY ! ••fdt all DIIJiCt;· all aunt, bypo. " PURCHAS~ - WtlrDrilJini and Reolltllll
crlaitt, tDYftt ad IYJI Jptakla.t. .Friday. &turdq .. w, Go Anywhere" · THAT "HATE TO _ Citatloa from BJbJt: Whattot'.r PRBHil'S DEPT. STORE Nog;aJ, New Hn:fco *RK" FEELING . tblnu wtrt written .tortUme ______ ...,.. ___ -----'!""----=~· :.-? .... ,. :,.~• ~-= lt: "~~'~ wzltttn 'lor our ltaralac • . ~.:·~:; ~~~·~i['t~:~ Pa••••.•· from Ohrlatian Bcitaet ~r---------------------r-
~ft~1~J\~':: .. ~1Jr·=~~ textboOk, Selene• ucS u • a J t b . Action, Prompt Service and Satisfac-
There m mint •t•t~_m,ntr; [(~()~~If ~thmJi~~a.L ~g th.._ __ effect that food, faltb, hop~, courtie, ])roductfol!, unity, etc., 'each il th• oae thing' that trill win t.IJ• ... ,. Qow· nor, the truth II that mlli_tary m1g;bt~wm wJn-nothins el1e. Thfl tblnr.a mentioned abov.~and many othtrt, IU'e h{«hiJ flilportant, 1ome 'vJtaJ11 10. But let'• not be dfltracted from ·fb.e f1ct that FORCE f1 wha~ we mutt· have to "In: £4!fa btlld our enr1 effort to build abe' ateatelt thlklnr fo-rt>t of all time.
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t.end • lonr nlallt to the traYtler. t;ut tbt an.R•l• ot HI• pr•aeaet are our ruardJan• In tht l'lootO.
Forth!)" duration, it will be nece11111ry to tbJre tile telephone equipment now. al'ailai>Jc to"
tha~"Vital materialt like copper,. :li.ac, rubber ·· and othen can so into war production. A "p;ood nei8hbor,. policy give• better urv• iec tQ aU per.ons u1in~ the telephone. Y'ou ~ .. n help by remenmerinr; the followin~: ·····
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D Hold the line onlf .u lo~ •• reatoliable. Lon1 COliYtnatiom may needleatly delay urpa:at ~•tet- Telephotic liner to war md\tltrle~, army tamps. covemment o!ico;, atl'd to ,..'tlr home are all ptrt of one stoat !Durconatct• Utg ty.tcut.
Seventeen yt!an aco a 1ounc fel· low named Paul Waner wu aocldnc the ball all over the diamond at Puo Robles, Caut •• where the Pllt.tburgb Pirates were ln tralnlnt.
Today Jlr. Waner t. at to Join tbcl IC!led ranb ef . player• who are
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T'l co• , • ..., "" ~It wlllt • marktlu&ao •• will eYer a·Jt· prtaola. Tlte oo.rch l'eaellao· e ... t.a for c,ttJ nat. OUion "" ••mpllecl ..... ,.
.not belna equipped wltb and long digeJtlv• tract~
.C4tmot llandle.~ • .rollih .or ~~~·~ J.o&e tms ·and· 10 mUJt eat a ' or concentrated t®d such .. meat.
What about man! ShoUld ~ eat the l'OUCb, bard to dicest .food ot the cow, ol' the eonc:enJl'ated, more ea.Uy cll&eared food ot the dozt HLI 1mall fntcsUne, fill' shorter 'than that of the cow· and lon&er than that of the do&, &lves UB tb.e anawer. He must eat leu of the food eaten ~ tho cow, and more ot the food eat. by the doe, no~ ln amounta ·but 1n proportion to hf.s tlu and weJJht, u compared with the cow and the dot.
AJ a matter of fact, man hal worked out tbLI. food q~ eorrectly b;l that the tood recommended for man Ll one part met. t to two pam fata to tour part& atarche•, vegetable~ and fl'uita.
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1n te\lool l can :remember certain student. 1n the clau who alwaya 1eemed to have a head cold with xuonlnc nose. The dl.scbarce wu · watery but thick mu<:oua and ·.om• Umea what t now knOW .mu.n hllVI been ")'ellow" put.
No ctfort was mad«s 1n tboae day• 1o send the child home or to aepr arate him from the rut of us, })e.. tauso a cold waa considered a hai'mleu ~ndltion u far •• the child or concerned.
Run alont u bat tbe;yi'·can. For the .thlrd Ume "in my lifetime
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I have ~vet more yeara to traYel Ere I'm three scor~ yeara and ten;
But my feet feel only thlrty'l'hey'ro the do&a of younter men:
A&e Ll 911ly what :rou make tt-:< On the 11nka rm pretty ftt
Half the effort -_pent So toU!n& w~ aulftce to do In)' blt..,
O~r~ty: ·.Charles :Martin tela of the Canadian prison camp for Gennm and Italian aoldlera. The px:ilone~ ~~~ded e~qr~ 10 he decided to teach them lacrosse. Hav· inc ~e<! the GennatU up on one . aide and the ltaUana on tho other, · be 1ave tmch player a lacroue lUck. 'l'hen qe atarted to explain 1be\~el of the eame, Neither the, Ge$-.ns nor the Italians aeemed to be much interested Wltll he anid, ''Sometlmf!s the players cct hurt. A man coe• for thft ball, misses and hlta his op. pOOent on the head. Now I'll cet a ball .nd we•n-••
"Never mind the ball I" ahouted an IU111an brandiahln1 hla sUck and llarfnc at the Nazi he'd picked out. ·"Let'a start the came rilht now."
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ccliverte'd into acrap I.Uld t~pld, .· . That . is the qU(!IJtlOn on tbe . . . • · -:: · . ~. rewr~ l:x>ugbt fQr u. s. armY And li~ p( everyone as 'Uley see aU.· •nd. fo~ h~, . . .. • · ••
. ~rnps, forts, naval ~tatio~ ·®d ma- manklnd engaged b;1 a·.· st111ggle Jnore tMn just a wmd. It wu ·a .n.ne ·~~ heJ;e an,d overse~us. The .whic)l bids fa~ to -wi~ o~t every .. ~'Vin~ reality-and • famnY .. tnifi.. · ~ncan · Legion ancl · the · Legion .thing c~lled QivUlzatio~. , tion. When Oliver CromRU Dft'r• ·~ wDf do tile:- JliClQnj•UJl, If Jn: lll-'c$ a tim~ it ia gOQd ~0 tenllnd . tbreW tlie• JU}e • of ~ .. Stuaits,; fi$ ~ ve. ·cot a man in the !!Service, · QurllelveJ that man l;li.d not make · ~eat-grandfath~~ R.ic'ban:t Xa •
. · ~.know Y(bat e fine thhig this ia. · thia . world, ,Mii" ia it the pJ'Odl,lct . 'Witll Si,r Wllllarn ller'i:"• ldil the · · . * . . of· natural foJ;ces. God made it, C:olOll1 of Vii'ciJlia to · ~~ God h 1s al ,_,._, to .Ch$l'lel!i I and. it wu Riebardl.ft
. c.t.mltla lias two of last aeasop's · · ' w 0 · etern · • · tuu .... te, who macle the treaty With CIUD-&itltatest plcl. peats, Bruce $mlth knowinr alhft'om the beginnlne. ia well'~~J ;forces by which the coJcMt• !II MlaaH;.ota .aDd. J!rankto Altieri of not moved by the impulses of the • 11
· . SbJt'•nJ, • tho 1<tt tq fllml bued 'moment nor staggered by the cataa.:. :O~[;~gnu;ed llti ·:au io~..acxt fll!t U&efr nu una. 'l'w~ AU~4alert- · trophe' ot a dn:. He. made the ···With.' :uch a herlt.&e. it W¥ .t ca.a teams will ftruro. ill -:adt pte. world, . He made, .man. ae had ,_ surpdsing then t,bat 'Riebanl Heuo
.. c-o. · plan for them, and still baa a plan L(l,e shoUld become a valiant cJ.d.e 1 "" · :.. * :,~<;t m8
_due •~a:on He will wa.rJc. er ot the right of m.= to .be Ji:~ ' . RKO added .a po~ntial 26,000,000 .. ,.ol' ._ own 1 ocy. Elected to the hOU!IC; of~ ia
CUtftohlers for Us ''Sweet and Hot'' I. : God Made tho Beaveu and l.767, t first ~ ?"'85 aoe de-with the announc me t th' . ., tw Earth (vv. 1-5, 24-25). . . . n.n un. c. d the , _ _. .... ,.:_ ...,. _,_
. . e n . . a~ 0 The plaiil biblle.t ·ac. count .of c-- ..._- .. ..... ............... - -·~ ... hilhlz J>?pular coast-tcH:oast pro- aUoP-''ln the beginnin'i" God'~;: and advocJting a tax. 1lpca the m... c:ram. will appear· in Ule torthcom• •tan~ aa a dlcnifted. Jatlsfactory, JfQftaUon ot ~vet -.o ~ • IDe Tim Whelan 'muafcJI, which co- mtelU"ent eTn. Janatlon .. "· t •.\,; .·- o. r.l.&in .t:Ve~m~ to 4C.Iuw lh4 11"~ • ..... " w..;o Lone before bia teUow~V.uPiw,
o( things, and in bold coptrast to Patrick Henry, was ckutn 'ire'· the contusinc and almost.. unbeUev~ . , ab1e theotiel ot men.
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• . . ~ . WOMEN tQday are not the ftrat tern by first t:Uling paper into on~
to discover a war-time abort.. ·mcb JJquares and then copyin·g the ace of tloor -covedng:t, . Tb(: s'ow~ curvea in the sketch. ..... icc Oriental rugs of the Colonial ma:!$ion .ceased to be imported NOTB:: u )'OU wbh to make • acroll dunnc the Revolution; and the pattern be :aut• tO' «:Up t!tla diagram and &impl~ hooked rut: mode from old QV• n u lt .Ja.not tn •Pl ~ the booklet. dotb!n& bc:gp.n to be developed in. whlell J41'11• Spean hu prepal'l!d fQI' read· motel' elab(lrate designs. . · . en: bQwover, D90k' co11t•tn. two de~trn. ~ U bo and dtrtc•tona for maldnll <lrlarlnal · de-
• s.uen, as now, scro rdcra · •l(tw. 'l'o ret a copy, 1end ;your order to: The beat ot scientists adnilt that
they lmow nothinc ot the· origin -TtJtrin
aroand a flower motif wcrtt popq. tn-. The wcre·de$igned ac
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they never will know. The answer to the "quecy wlth __ ~hlch eycFl. human phlloaophy opens ll ·tile · .ftrmaUon with which the divine aocount in Genesis opens-,.In the betinninc God.'' • . . . . . . . . . .
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.account of creation. but •· of it will rev..eal ita beautiful nmmetry. and c.:-~;~~~~~t,~f;+· . enee, when it cets to facta. ftnds them contlrmed ·b:r
Lll'CILLE BALL Scripture. Please do not revere ~ Lucille Ball and Victor Mn· that and speak of science conftnnlnc turC!. Chnrles Victor and hirh"Court · Scripture. U rnJ watch does not 11Glve .me liberty or ci~ _. ol. K~lng Heirs" programt and actee with the time bf the .stan, lt death I", Richard Henry~ •• nRalpb Edwards and the •"l'itith or 11 the watch ~t muat be re~ct. bellini acainst the attcm,Pb cr Ole CoriRquenecs•• company have been U. Gcx1 Mad!' M•o • .ht B1l Owa covernment oven~e.u to limit & llicned up !dr th!.' picture. Inulro (vv. 26-30). ·· -- . JJbertiea or Jta American ('()l!ortk
---;i:i;...;.. . Althoueh man, under the control In 177~ Lee protested ac•m.t .. . Ditector Alexander. Hnll sent ll o( Satan. does not eive much cround e.~tabllshmwt of ad.rnira'lty GOld b). camera crew around tho city to pbo- . tor the observation. it--is nevertbe- which took awn1 the rl.cht o1. trial t:opapb Jds!ling flhots tor a trailer len true that he was made in the by jUey', and whm the Bodm JOlt lDr .. TIW)- All ,Kissed Ule Bride/' · lilceness and imaee of God. Because bill wai passed. be .uuuttd die He 'tfauo impressed by • girl whom tha\ ls true, we never give up hope ICtltlinJ of dele.ta~ to a q>ioeia'
" the camera caught kissing a youn' for him. That image, no mntter con~UJI whtdl .oou1d tab •Kia man lood-by nt a railway stnUon bow deeply defaced b)" lin, still may meuuru u were nettnal'J' to l'l'!that he cft'ercd her a screen test. be touched by rcdccmliJJ grace and alst such tyrannical acta. 1rr1:ie:l e:e She was Evelyn Scott, ot Salt Lake restored· to fellowship with God. First Continental c::o:qiUS wu City. She accepted. but didn't chow The likeness and Image of God in called the next· year, Lee :w.u c::e up.-she'd mnrried the man shtJ man undoubtedly tcle.rs to a moral of the 1lrJ\ delegata eli~ ftrc:::l lduedl and opiritual likeness. · Man 11 a Virginia and in that eon&rm ~
living soul with intelligence, fe<'l· beclltne a membel' of all the it,a-:'-c ing, and will power. He Is • moral comm..ltti!u. He wrote the ~':)o
··l3etty Rhodro, one of the top sing· being, knowint tho .dilference be- rial to the Britisll ptl(Jp]e, p;r"-"C "
t * i:D& stars in radio, will be Bing Cro:;. tween right and wrong. He is a with them to help eorrect ee C>
" , by'• leading lady in biB next Para.- self<oMcious, personal being. j~liccs to their Amclcan ~:•!'•c
l. In DriUsh slnng, what Is ~ean~ by a limey7 ..
:. The Americnn bird, the chickadee'. i~ also cnlled whut?
3. The bland of Now Guinea Is .. metimca called what?
4. H()w mnny llnNt bu a •poem calkd a triolct?
5. Which is tho Pa.nhnndle tltate? I. Wbgt country lends the world
in a.>ucunt of irrigated land? '1. ~re is the original Bridge •
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Jumpers usc the same site paradwtes QS the llghtwclghtst
t. Itl what year did Japan start 1U: l:llld«:elnrcd war on China1
mount picture, a radfo story tcnta4 To man God gave tlominfon over and he Is also ereditcd wif.l 'IUd=& lll.. Which spot. is Ci>nsldcred the ~ttolatcd in the world?
.. ~ _ . _ .. ·-- _ ~~~ tr ti~~li· 0':~t~_ne_hr~ n0ttwnnn .. -r;.n0t._,.M0~~; the cJ!rth nnd all its potential pow· a similar addr~ 1o the lir&-
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~ radio show, singing over n tul tl1M man was maldng good prog• Second Continental (;:OO,tle:::s to Tlut AJ~.~Wnl 10-ataUon network. reM in the development of ,the whJch Lee was acain e:ledd a~ .
· * · earth'~ rcSi'Jurces tor ·W, Ol'fn good tate. In 1715 he,. ... med a.n:=> 1 A ~" T ... _
&ua• l"eurs Is tbe happiest 1lrl and the g!ory of God. But ono is mitttc which drafted file ¢:::" --. • • IWliOr or SOnner. la ~ She was just one of almost temptciJ tO ~oncludf! now sion of another tellCiW·V.t.rgi'r~M u i; ~!:!~c. a ......,ea amJdtlou )'Odf ae· thnt he hall. used. this grut God~givm command!!r·lri-cllle! tJf £;.e ~~~ 4.. Et;irt:• tre~aes, witlt a smaU :rotc in "Tish"; o,®Ortunily only for destruction and nental army and Geo:r,e W::r .. r-:"6t:o 5 West Virgini
Order paClcages today·
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.. ~.~.~ ... allcl .Jlsea .• addtlllJ .she .bscl. fhe. death: 0:111 ascvivnl ot real Chris. . .PUt on hh1 _bUfi'·anciLb!~ rz-q;;Jt,l 0 _ i. tnrua: __ a._ .. ___ -~ -~ _ _ ~ lit~"'• femi~ rete Ill "Random Unnity coo bring bim back to. his lead the fight for AmerLt4ll ~ .. '"eru" "'"'
Ban-_." .stanba• Rotula COlman senses. Let us ptliY W1d work tor iL H r.J ... "' LC c.a. ,. ~~w,ore Ute tal~ ha~~ ~.::! L Parnchute:l C<Jmc iJ1 two ... Gieu GanOD; at~d a n.ew tonr· . Ob1.1erve that the family was cs.- the ngbts of Engll!h c.:m•es t:.:1 · sb!:dard aEzen· n 24-toot -"' ...... Una a.tnet with Metro to boot. tnbllihed M the center Of man's 8!1 the year l'i16 (l.Pf2!'00 t!:M ~ t n . i !I;.U04U:I
A Jtcal .PrJ, she'd been tf1lnr for life. en eru1h. us God gave hlm a to talk about fire ••rigta cf ~"" · rxs 0 P ots We gbln.r up to 180 ·&we nau-&o cet a stan m pictures. "help meet unto him!• Woman wru~ cans.•• Ana of an those 1tihJ C"1Td . ;:===========:
---.J;_;__ taken .. not out of man's head that to begin ~hlg tlte -w-ad .... i"Y"'!~ II :Recently J"ack Holt vinitt-d his !:t)n she slwu!d rule ovet hlini nor ou~ · encc, .. RiChard lll'UJ' I'..a; •..a t.:z . ·
Tim ()11 IocaUon for ••Pirates of the of his feet to he trampled upon; most outspoken. ! Prairie.'" Scemg some cowboy ex· but out of bis slde to be equal with Then cnme June "2, 11:!!, a!:::!.! c:::l · _ .,. tru he"clplayeil with, Jack sut down him. under Ilk arm to be pro- d!lte Richard ltem:7 I~~ I..., -fte trifling accident. of a 011 a I!Eneh in front of n unddle shc:p tected by him, and near hl5 heart his, historic ~~lutL"'!l . ·-e:.a~ e--2 . b.:;Ts lli'!!, it 1!1 n W(!nderful bl"'jp
·to talk with them. A shot wan to be lnved by him .. {:Matthew Hen· Uruted Colorues are, a'!ld d' lt;'i:.! 'jo !~e a good Dad as an under-
made of Tim riding '--and toter ry). ought to be, free and illd~~ s!a::::dfng friend, for no boy is pre-it wu discovered tha~3by misWJe. . The decay uf tntiiily lite and 1he states, that they- are amt..~ f!' ... ::l pa.mi for rough <!limbmg tmlea . . .• ,u•&;••u•••• J'ack appears in his sen's picture. substitution of rodal or civic tmit11 all. allegiance to the Btiti~ a.:.;..~;, he be shod with tbe allots at . """"
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Lana 1."umer k cheering-she ~.m dramatic· role o! the young wife
as the basis c;t life have led to dis-- and that aU politiw conrex'::::J {X<.. Dad"s ~ricnce. ... ... n, .. • ..... _. __
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far:ria~:·e · Is a Private tht! nation. . Some 1lf th6 biiritheuts .we b:::t-•
·wiTH ME ·oN eVERY RUN. THEY HAVE THE MlltDNISS THAT COUNTS
