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Glacier County chief., 1940-02-09

Contracts were awarded by the
Montana highway commission for
nine road and bridge construction
projects at the first contract
letting of 1910. Combined cost of
the nine projects will be $780,
266.53. Although the commission
originally had scheduled IL prof.
ects, 2 were withdrawn because of
rights of way not being secured.
They were for the regarding, gravel
ing and oiling of two sections of the
Livingston Wilsall road in Park coun-
ty, totaling 12l81 miles, and for con-
struction of two stockpaSses and five
bridges on the same section of road.
Projects placed under contract, sue
cessful bidders and the costs included ::
/. Regarding. crawling and oiling of
1882 miles of the Billings-Pompey' :
Pillar road in Yellowstone county
Collinson-Dolven Co., Billings, ST.
20324
2. Construction of a five-panel, 1875
foot timber trestle bridge over Fly
creek on the Billings-Pompey's Pillar
road, D. M. Manning, Hysham, So
1914.
8. Regarding. crawling and construc-
ton of small drainage structures and
one stockpass and the widening Of an
existing bridge and one stockpass or
2746 miles of the Whitehall
road in jefferson county Union Con-
struction Co. of Great Falls, S72 ,8O408
T. Grading, gravel surfacing, oilinq
and construction of small drainage
structures on 3:037 miles of the Ham
ilton-Stevensville road in Ravalli
county, Union Construction Co. OF
Great Falls S35,O429O.
5. Grading, crawling and construc-
ton of small drainage structures on
2.0l9 miles of the Frenchtown- Missoula
road in Missoula county, Clifton &
Apologize, Spokane. S27,7l7.12.
6. Grading and construction of small
drainage structures on 1856 miles OF
the Terry-Brockway road in Prairie
county, Stanley Arkwright. Great
Falls, Sl6,5O8O5.
T. Construction of one four-panel
76-foot and one five-panel. 95-foo.
bridges on the Terry Brockway road
D. NJ Manning of Hysham. s7.8l8
8. Grading, crawling and construc-
Glacier County chief., 1940-02-09
Hing
Smart Style for
NOW and Spring
PATTERN 923

Give a salute to fashion with this
debonair two-piece style for smart
gad-abouts. Designed by Claire Tilden.
Pattern 923 will carry you off to a
busy day and on into the evening in
high style. Its jaunty young air is
most beguiling, and it brims over with
1910 features The jacket blouse has
soft gathering at either side of a stun
ming buttoned panel which curves
down and around to the back. peplum-
effect. An easy-to-stitch treatment
that's very new and smart Make the
sleeves short, three-quarter length or
long, and you might trim them with
dainty Scalloped cuffs to match the
collar wouldn't both the collar and
cuffs be radiant in clear white pique or
linen? The skirt has jaunty, bnthe
swing as you step along An outfit
you'll wear with confidence and true
poise everywhere from now-through-
spring. You'll find the Sewing Guide
that accompanies the pattern a great
help with its step-by-step advice.
Pattern 923 is cut in misses and
women's sizes. -. IA. 16 18, 20, 80, 80,
"a, SO. SO and 40. Size l6 requires AZ
yards SO inch fabric and yard con-
traSt.
Send fifteen cents C15c) in coins for
this pattern. Write clearly size, name,
address and style number
Send orders to Pattern Department,
M N. 10 Fifth Avenue, New York. N. Y.
Glacier County chief., 1940-02-09

ton of small drainage structures on
2537 miles Of the Eklaka-Alzada road
in Carter county and reconstruction
of .293 miles of the same road, Bis
marck Construction Co., Bismarck, N.
D., $40 ,2O0.24.
9. Construction of a four-panel, TO-
foot timber bridge over Hogan slough
on the Billings-Laurel road in Yellow
stone county. w. P. Roscoe, Billings,
S5,173.56.
The highway commission said ten
tative program of construction of for
est roads during the fiscal year 1871
has been laid out. Announcement of
details will await formal approval by
the commission, the forest service and
the public roads administration.
Representatives of the three agencies
at joint meeting took under advise
ment requests of delegations from five
sections of the state that work must
be done in their respective areas. The
requests concerned work on the
Eureka-Libby road, bridge across the
Kootenai river west Of Troy, work on
Bannack pass west of Armstead. con-
Struction of the Gardiner ardine
road, and more work on Montana
highway No 3 in Sanders county
Glacier County chief., 1940-02-09
Prof. w. F. BreUer
To Head Colleges
Building Fund Drive

w F. Brewer was appointed by a
chamber of commerce committee to
manage the Montana State college
building fund campaign. which will
seek to initiate and have adopted by
the voters of the state bono issue OF
$3.50 900 to construct buildings at the
college to provide classroom and lab
oratory space for the greatly increased
enrolment at the COLLEGE
Professor Brewer will be granted
leave of absence without pay from his
post at the head OF the college English
department and will be paid from a
fund to be subscribed by Bozeman
people, employees and alumni Of the
college.
Professor Brewer managed the cam
paign in 1920 which secured a bond
issue of S5,000.OOO for buildings at
units of the Greater University Of
Montana and the welfare institutions
of the state.
Glacier County chief., 1940-02-09
M~@4u4 G,oc&an-
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Us

clude some kind of seafood in our
meals at least once week. And here's
a delicious scalloped type of dish that
you can make from a can of fish flakes
or from cold cooked leftover halibut or
WhlteflSh or trout or what have YOU
FISH TURBOT
II cups milk
! onion. sliced
l sprig of parsley
Is teaspoon mace
cup butter
cup all-purpose flour
teaspoon salt
Is teaspoon pepper
2 egg yolks
81 cups cold cooked fish or l can
fish flakes
tablespoons lemon Juice
cup buttered cracker crumbs
Scald the milk with the onion, pars-
ley and mace, then remove these sea-
Sonings. Melt the butter in sauce pan.
Blend in flour, salt and pepper. Add
the hot milk gradually, stirring con-
stantly. Bring to the boiling point.
Beat egg yolks slightly, and blend into
them some of the hot thickened mix
ture. Then blend the egg yolk mixture
into the milk mixture in the sauce
pan. Place layer of fish in buttered
baking dish. Sprinkle with salt and
pepper and a few drops Of lemon Juice
Cover with the sauce and continue
alternating layers Of fish and sauce
until all are used. Cover with buttered
cracker crumbs. and bake Is minutes
(until crumbs are brown in a mod
erately hot oven, AS degrees F. This
makes servings.
Glacier County chief., 1940-02-09
Skating Exhibition
GiUen at Whitefish
Blu 72-Year-OLd Man

G. w. Sundelius, 70, gave an exhi-
bition of skating on Whitefish lake re-
Gently. Sundelius lives at Half Moon
He was at Whitefish as the guest of
his son, DR.. C. G. Sundelius.
Sundelius ST. is a native Of Sweden
He used a pair of skates he made 30
years ago. The steel runner Is welded
into piece OF steel which is inserted
in the wood top and the skates are
of old country style He has been a
resident of the United States for 81
years and came to Montana in 1912
Sundelius Sr is also the father o;
DR.. Victor Sundelius and Dr. Fred
Sundelius of Kalispell. He learned the
art of a metal worker in Sweden.
Glacier County chief., 1940-02-09
PINEAPPLE COOKIES
BY Mrs. Daniel Winter, Coffee Creek,
MINT

cup shortening
cup brown sugar
cup white sugar
] cup drained crushed pineapple
cup chopped nuts
l egg, we'll beaten
teaspoon salt
teaspoon baking soda
/ teaspoon baking powder
l teaspoon vanilla flavoring
2 cups flour
Cream shortening with sugars. Add
eggs, pineapple and flavoring. Beat
thoroughly. Sift flour measure and
sift with baking powder. baking soda
and salt. Add nuts to flour mixture.
Add dry ingredients to creamed short
ening. Mix thoroughly Drop by tea
spoonful on well-greased baking sheet
Bake in hot oven (425 degrees for 10
minutes.
Glacier County chief., 1940-02-09
pie recipe YOU will

pie recipe you will find invaluable:
Banana Chiffon Pie
1 package lemon-favored gelatin;
1 pint hot water; l cup mashed
bananas; 2 tablespoons lemon
Juice; " teaspoon grated lemon
rind; tablespoons sugar; 2 egg
yolks, slightly beaten; a teaspoon
salt: 2 egg whites: 4 tablespoons
sugar; / baked 9-inch pie shell.
Dissolve gelatin in hot water.
Combine bananas, lemon juice.
rind, tablespoons sugar. egg
yolks, and salt in top of double
boiler, mixing well. Cook over hot
water until mixture coats spoon.
stirring constantly. Remove from
fire. Add gelatin and stir until dis
solved. Chill until slightly thick
ened. Beat egg whites until foamy;
then add remaining 4 tablespoons
sugar gradually. and continue beat
ing until stiff. Fold into slightly
thickered gelatin mixture. Pour
into cold pie shell. Chill until firm.
Glacier County chief., 1940-02-09

and cored. dozen pitted dates cut
in small pieces: cup seedless raisins,
washed and dried Sift "a cups flour.
Resift with q teaspoon salt and 2
teaspoons baking powder.
Cream together / cup soft shorten
ing, cups brown sugar firmly packed
Beat in vigorously l unbeaten egg Add
flour mixture all with a mixture of
cup evaporated milk diluted with
cup orange juice and l tablespoon
grated orange rind. Drop by teaspoon
full on a creased baking sheet. Bake
until brown, (about IL minutes.
Glacier County chief., 1940-02-09
Bids viii Be Opened
On Butte's Housing
Project March 9th

A call for bids for the construction
Of 225 dwelling units. as planned by
the Butte housing project, was issued
by the Mining city housing authority
recently The bids will be received BY
Miss Beryl Wilson, city clerk, and will
be opened and read at public meet
ing in the Butte city hall at 10 a. m,
March g.
1t is estimated that approximately
81 900 900 will be expended on slum
clearance and construction of low
rental dwellings under the project.
Achievement of the aims of the
Butte housing authority will remove
from the Mining city landscape the
so-called Cabbage patch" notorious
slum area in the vicinity Of the city's
million dollar high school.
Glacier County chief., 1940-02-09
WINTER YUM YUMS
~ Mrs. v. c. Nyberg, Conrad, Mont

cup butter
l package cream cheese
2 cups bread flour
Cream butter and cheese, add flour
and chill well. Roll very thin in s.
inch squares and fill with the follow
ing:
cup hot water
] cup sugar
l cup dates, chopped
8 marshmallows. cut UP
Put together in sauce pan, and cook
slowly until marshmallows melt and
mixture thickens. Cool. Use a small
quantity on each cookie. Bring corners
together and press into crescent
shapes.
Bake on a creased cookie sheet in a
hot oven. 400 degrees FL for Is min
uteS.
Glacier County chief., 1940-02-09
BY KATHRYN G, WYNN

By KATHRYN G. WYNN
Cookies-smaIl ones and large,
dainty ones fit for a royal tea, and
large ones that will cause excla-
healthy boys school lunchbox;
In short, cookies of all sorts and
Of many nationalities are de-
scribed, with directions for their
making, In the thousands of re-
plies received during the January
Recipe of the Month" contest.
And here's the big news:
To Mrs. Ellen White of Forsyth,
Mont. goes the first prize of IS, and
Mrs White should feel much more
elated than the mere addition of IS
to her worldly wealth would cause.
For her recipe for banana drop cookies
was considered the best of thousands
of good recipes received from every
state in the northwest, and from points
as distant as Auburn. N. Y, and Port
land. Ore
Second prize of 50 has been awarded
Mrs. Daniel Winters of Coffee Greek,
Mont, for her pineapple cookie recipe.
Congratulations, Mrs Winters.
The honorable mention awards of
81 each have been forwarded to Mrs.
v. C. Nyberg, Conrad, Mont; Mrs. M.
Sebastian, bingham, Mont. and to
Hazel Hammersland, 531 Fifth avenue
Helena, Mont
And here are the blue ribbon. prize
winning recipes:
BANANA DROP COOKIES
BY Mrs. Ellen White. Forsyth, Mont.
Cream l cup sugar and 2I3 cup
butter. Add 2 well-beaten eggs, 8
bananas (mashed), l teaspoon soda in
cup sour cream, cup chopped wal
nuts. teaspoon baking powder, 3 cups
flour, l teaspoon vanilla.
Drop by spoonfuls on baking sheet
and bake in a moderate oven
Glacier County chief., 1940-02-09
ALMOND PRETZELS
By Hazel Hammersland, Helena, Mont

cup DUIUeT
l cup blanched almonds
tablespoons confectionerS' sugar
2 cups sifted flour
Cream butter, add sugar and al
monds that have been put through
food chopper-the fine one Add flour
and roll into small pencil-like rolls.
Cut off about inches long and cross
like a pretzel. Spread with egg white
and sprinkle with nuts Bake in a hot
oven 400 degrees for about 8 min
uteS Makes "A.
Glacier County chief., 1940-02-09

HELENA-Employme benefits paid
to jobless Montana workers have to-
tailed more than 81 900 900 since the
unemployment benefit system became
effective last July /, Barclay Craig
head. chairman of the state unemploy-
ment compensation commission, an
nounced. During the first "a days of
1910. $3.50 new claims for benefits were
received.
Glacier County chief., 1940-02-09

A new light plane has tricycle. type
landing gear, the front wheel of which
is Siderable. The plane is of all-metal
construction except for fabric on the
outer wing panels. The ship carries two
passengers at top speed of 10l miles
an hour
Glacier County chief., 1940-02-09

with pie" He
may hesitate
afterward, b u t
his first choice
is instantaneous.
Pies are eco
nomical q n d
easy to prepare,
yet they never
lose their ap-
peal. Here is q
n l---I--h
Glacier County chief., 1940-02-09
7I@Nn7@XM{fN
%1zzkwrAM,n
Man Chooses
Pie

|By Frances Lee Bdrton@
A SIX almost any man to list his
n desserts in their order of pop
ularity and he will head the list
Glacier County chief., 1940-02-09

Tenants Of municipal houses In
Chanctonbury. England. will receive
prizes for the best fruit gardens this
year.
Glacier County chief., 1940-02-09
JANUARY RECIPE
WINNERS NAMED
MRS. ELLEN WHITE OF FORSYTH
CONTRIBUTES MONTHS
BANNER OFFERING

Her Directions for Making Banana
Drop Cookies Adjudged Best Of Huge
Total Received; Mrs. Daniel Winters
or Coffee Creek Wins Second Award.
Glacier County chief., 1940-02-09
9 STATE HIGHWAY
JOBS CONTRACTED
PROJECTS HAVE COMBINED COST
OF S2S0,266.53: TWO ARE
WITHDRAWN

Tentative Program for Construction OF
Forest Roads During 1871 Fiscal Year
Has Been Mapped; Delegations From
Five Regions Attend Meeting.
Glacier County chief., 1940-02-09
APPLE COOKIES

APPLE COOKIES
BY Mrs. M. Sebastian, bingham, Mont
Light oven and set at 37O degrees.
Put through medium knife of food
chopper medium sized apples, pared
Evening star., 1940-08-25
PISTOL OF MERCY
Continued from pose five

months before - out into the bay to
take a Spanish ship from under the
very guns of Fort Lorenzo :.
They boarded the Arrow at mid
night - drifted silently down with the
tide and grappled her. They swarmed
up the graphing lines like monkeys.
cutlasses between glistening white
teeth. black bodies shining blue in the
moonlight. Forty bewildered men
vomited from the bowels of the frigate
to meet them, shouting puzzled oaths.
Truso's blacks fought silently, as
men fight through hate. Alvarez's men
fought loudly, as men fight thing
they cannot see. Truso fought grimly,
terrible hate in his heart - and prayed
that he would find Alvarez.
At the quarter deck ladder, he came
on Gueth. BY the light from the cabin
window, he saw the Dutchman's face
60 gray with recognition. Then he
screamed, Captain Truso" and fled
up the ladder to the quarter deck.
Truso caught him near the pinnacle.
AS he drew his rapier from the
Dutchman's body, he heard a sound
behind him. He turned. A slim figure
stood in the glare of light from the
companionway. Alvarez! Clean and
elegant in rich velvet and silk. with a
rapier in his hand. Alvarez, who had
lived high in the Arrows great cabin
while Truso had spent year in hell >.
Truso roared and made for him.
They fought silently in the sultry
tropic heat - fought until they reeled
with fatigue and their bodies we're
bathed with blood and sweat. Fought
interminably, while the black men,
who had finished their work, gathered
around them and chirped amazement
in their bird-like African talk.
Then, in an instant. it was over.
Captain Truso caught the Spaniard's
thrust, riposted with all his strength,
and Alvarez's long blade spun from
his hand, overheard into the silver sea.
Evening star., 1940-08-25

Truso set his point against the
Spaniard's S swarthy throat, and backed
him against the deckhouse. With his
left hand he fumbled at his breech
clout for the hilt of the pistol he had
carried against this meeting. He was
too slow. With the 1.-the speed of a cat,
Alvarez swept the blade aside with his
forearm and lodged in under Captain
Truso's guard. Then he jerked away,
and Truso found himself staring into
the muzzle of the pistol of mercy - in
Alvarez's hand.
The split second before Alvarez fired
was eternity. The sullen muzzle of the
pistol dropped until it centered on
Truso's heart, and the Spaniard fore
finger whitened on its trigger. There
was roar and flame. Pain tore at
Truso's chest. and he reeled backward,
gasping for breath. Steadying himself
against the taffrail. he waited for
death to come :. . But he did not fall,
and there was no blood in his throat -
only the burning agony at his left
breast where the powder had scorched
him. Yet at that range, Alvarez could
not possibly have missed :.
Dazedly, he stared at the Spaniard,
fattened against the deckhouse with
the smoking pistol still in his hand,
and his face the shade Cf death.
"Madre de Dios" Alvarez said.
This is my pistolr'
And suddenly Captain Truso under
stood. Alvarez had been quite right
The bullet from the pistol of mercy"
could never have found his heart.
Never! Because the pistol of mercy
had not held bullet - but only
charge of powder and wadding, which
would not kill man mercifully, but
only scar, or perhaps blind him -.
With an oath, Truso suddenly drew
back his arm, and ran his rapier
through the heart of the only man who
had ever made him break his word.
The End
Evening star., 1940-08-25
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The World Amt Coin TO Pot

- Id Jim Brett has a boy
who's sixteen or seven
~ teen, | guess.
Now Jim was a hell-raiser when
he was that age. He hung out
around the pool hall and smoked
cigarettes and even drank beer. |
know, because l met him there.
Jimmie Junior. the boy, is get
tin to where he likes to 60 out
after supper without bein' asked
where he's goin' or when he's
comm back.
The old man knows what six
teen is like and he gets the fidgets
when Jimmie is out of sight. So
he takes the kid aside and starts
a conversation sort of aimin' to
find out the worst. Jimmie is on
the high-school track team and
pretty proud of his runnin', so
Jim Senior gets on that subject.
Well. they 60 through the bust
ness of how important it is to
keep healthyand strong andclean,
with Jimmie agreein' with every
thing. Too agreeable, if anything.
his old man thought.
Evening star., 1940-08-25
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE

Finally Jimmie says, "But,
Pop. you take Bill Stimson. He is
slippin'. Yes sir, Bills nerer goin'
to be a good distance runner. He
won't keep up his trainin' rules.
He dissibdtes!"
Old Jim says he reeled a little
when he heard that, fgurin' that
his own son was probably no diff
ferent than his pal Bill.
why, only last night" Jimmie
went on. lover at Wally's Wagon,
Bill sat there and drank three
chocolate matted milks in a row."
Old Jim dropped in to tell me.
And to say that he thought may
be my place was a menace to
youth and ought to be closed up.
But when we thought it over
we decided that maybe lunch
wagons and soda fountains was
better places than the pool halls
of our day. And, besides, boys
will be boys. even in the best kind
of a world.
Evening star., 1940-08-25

IF SOMEONE told you that you
L were guilty of halitosis (bad
breath), you'd probably feel hui
inflated beyond words.
Unfortunately, friends do not
tell you the subject is too
delicate. SO you go blindIy on,
perhaps offending needlessly. Re-
member, haIitosis is one of the
commonest and most offensive
conditions which anyone NAV
have. Every woman should sus-
pect It's presence and do something
about it, Clever ones do SO and
their reward is an easier path to
popularity. WalIflowerS who
overlook it can't complain if wall
flowers they remain.
Evening star., 1940-08-25
hut, madame-
lam an a,1Isk!

"Who, sns1" said I, when this housewife
asked me to polish her car for my victuals, "a
retired impresario?" Whereupon she just
handed me can ofpolish and said, mo work,
no food . get busyr' Which did, for just
then smelled steak sizzling.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
Railway Loses
In Tax Hearing

SPOKANE -Fsdsral Judge
LLOYD |. Black In United states
district court here dismissed an
injunction restraining taxation 81
the Northern Pacific railway by
"a Washington counties
The action followed that of tho
United states circuit court Of sp-
pesls In San Francisco on Oct -.
when Il ordered the injunction dis
missed.
The district court had held taxes
imposed on the railroad ~ the
Washington tax commission FOR
the years 1888 and ipss were "eS.
oessive." and had granted an in
junction. The circuit court re
versed the decision
Meantime. the railroad has re
turned 10 the courts and filed suit
seeking To lower It's taxes for 1897
and 1898.
The Northern Pacific paid the
counties back taxes involved In the
San Francisco decision.
OLYMPIA Assistant Attorney
General r. g. Sharpe. who repre-
scented numerous Washington coun-
ties in fighting the Northern Pa
eific railroads suit 20 lower It's
property taxes, stated here that
further litigation over It's taxes
was ended.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17

needy. ! am not SO certain II was
darker world than ours today
The coming of Jesus put new
quality in human thinking about
God and about human brother
hood. Much Of the nineteen or
twenty centuries since have seen
little chance for the development
OF that new thought.
But there are today millions
OF obscure men and women who
also have seen His star Their
vision prcsages better day.
lie Looks Ahead
Dare We prophecy The star
of the east is a sign that day is
coming. Not day Of ecclesiasti-
cal or churchly prosperity. but a
day Of justice. a day Of decency.
day Of humanity. day Of
righteousness, a day. my brothers
when men will give more than
lip service to the Golden Rule. A
day Of true brotherhood among
all men.
only 1Ich a day could bring
wise men 10 worship. and kings
TO adore.
only faith in such a day could
inspire How beautiful upon the
mountains are the feet OF them
that bring good tidings az good 4"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
IDS Clean Pastor, Advises; Points to Crimes Abroad
Puyallup Woman
Victim Of Fraud

A ruy.Ilap woman 80 yesr-old
urs lean hunter wss ts- victim
II - .ilexsa NAH fraud srssms
- . prominent Seattle hrrk>v
ard an Olympus est.cp.th. ssecra-
lnT "a rev indictments fiies n
seattle fsd-rsl erurt ssslnss tbs
msr Msaa.y.
The ~sr rsm~s IL the lnas<s.
msats second ~ wnlrh w~s 70
taFn-s last sses ~ q f>asrai
grand Jury. sfs Tom u f,rummsy.
seattle ssa f,r Dwight =. Clark.
Olympia
The inflictnents we're hept
serF<s Until . eonasrx company
approved surety ~ ~ 400 feF ne
defendants They pleaded nes
guilty - a. esfiler Indictment.
bat th1s s<sena essrrs. u wss
painted out ~ envsrnmsnt at
teFnsvs. eeatssns mars ssssIi srH
probably viii replaces me srsssssi
indictments
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
II Err Els MORE ABOUT
Rev. Burr's Sermon

IL problems by the Use Of relsnt
ess force. yet wants TO employ Z
Ietter way. but IL not quite Will
ng 10 do 40. or does not quits
Snow how.
The idealogi~s of Europe
are stirring m~n Ia action.
They are doing nnbsIis,sbie
things. CHASTITY things. because
ideas have gripped them. Hut
the, do not have the answer.
There 10 only one idsology
that has the answer. and that
IL the theology 81 Jesus. Who
is Hin~sif the Way. The Truth,
the life.
III Christianity IL anything.
10 IL something that lives In u.
today or that We deny today.
And. though II may he GEN.
tur,es before msn generally
find Jesus way. until they ID.
there can he hut on. answer.
The unstable house. 81 onr
civilization viii fall. And they
ought Ia fall. Only - men
learn To follow him will our
problems - social. economic,
Industrial. International 49, In
solved.
~ here j. Christ today
Let loo~e In the world. where
Deither Dictator nor hypoerits
nor unbelisser can stop Ills
truth"