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La gaceta., 1942-03-19
CIENTIFIcA
LAS carries EN- LOS DIEM
TIES DE LOS NINOS Y LA
~"FLUORINE"

New York, MARIO 19.-Ante
$50 miembros de La Association
International de investigator
nes Dentales, reunidos aqui EN-
session, se revel6 que las carries
de los dientes, por 10 menos en-
los ninos, Sc deben hasta cier-
to punto a la cantidad de de
"flourine', una sal mineral, que
contenga Ell aqua potable de una
comunidad.
FL DIR. II. T. Dean, del Insti-
tuto Nacional de Salubridad,
manifesto que EN- los lugares
dcnde el contenido de 'flourine'
es alto, los dientes Sc pican me-
nos que en- los lugares donde Ell
aqua no es suave y ell cOntenido
de "fluorime" pequenO.
FL peor lugar para las carries
Is Key West, en- la Florida, dom
de el aqua que ell pGblico consul
me no tiene 'fluOrine".
Habl6 despu6s el DIR. F. A. Ar
mold, Jr., y dijo que en- Gaines
vile, Ohio, di minuyeron los
'lactcbacilos" en- lals bOchs de
los nihos examinados, luego de
agregarse al aqua un mayor tan
TO por ciento de "fluorine''.
FL DR.. j. F. cClendon infor-
mo en- su nombre y el del DR.. w.
c. Foster, del Colegio Medico
H%ahnemann, que las carries dis
.inuyeron en- los dientes de las
ratas, dando a estas, en- la dieta
preparada, una cantidad mayor.
De "fluOrine".
La gaceta., 1942-03-19
JOSE GREGORY N
HOY SU

Arlnci6 hoy su candidatu-
ra a representative por ell CRU
pc nGmero 2, en- las elecciones
de Mayo, ell joven Jose Gregg
ri, director del semanario The
Tampa Lider.
ES ell cuarto candidate anun
ciado para ell puesto de Ray
mond Sheldon, ahora candida
to a senador.
Dice Gregori que durante la
campaha evitara personalizar,
y que su proposito es buscar
la ammonia en- ell condado.
FL candidate es casado y tie
ne un hijo.
La gaceta., 1942-03-19
La ~aviacion aliada hundio otro crucero japones
Los aeropIanos nipones atacaron a Port Moresby

Bcm5ar3eros ntrones a'aca-
ron en L. manana die hoy Ell puer
to de Port Moresby, EN- la Nue.
va Guinea. Dur6 ell bcmbardeo
media hora Y ell enemigo AFRO
j6 40 bcmbas..
Aerorl1,os ~japonczas ataca-
ron tsnbi6n a Tulagi, en- Ell ar
ch.pi6lago de Solomon, pero no
lprodujeron danos de importan-
ella. Perdiern la vida tres natl
vOs.
FL general Macarthur confe-
uenci6 hoy con el brigadier ge-
nsral Patrick Jay Hirley, mi
nistro de Estajo5 Unidos en- la
Nueva Zelandia. Patrick opina
que Macarthur respira el espi-
ritu de la victoria.
Uno Ge los soldados america
nos que lleg6 la semana pasada
va contrajo matrimOnio. Los a
mericanos elogian ell pals, la Ger
veza Y Ia belleza de las m%ujeres.
La gaceta., 1942-03-19
REGRESO Ell ALTO COMI-
SIONADO EN- LAS FILIPI-
MAS

San Francisco, MARIO 10. -
Regres6 aver a Estados Uni
dos, ell Sr. Francis B. Sayre, al
to comisionado en- las Filipi-
mas. AL desembarcar dijo que
la guerra solo Sc ganara por
medic de la ofensiva y mantle
niendo furiosos ataques.
Pidi6 que Sc mande ayuda a
los defensores de Batan, que
ALI pasan las torturas del in
fierno por defendernos."
Los soldados y los marinos
estan combatiendo magnificen
temente. Su moral es alta.
Siempre que tienen una opor-
tunidad reyelan que son supe-
riorss q los iaponeses."
La gaceta., 1942-03-19
ITALIA MANDARA A ALE
MANIA LOS ALIMENTOa


Berna, Suiza, mario 19.-Ra
fael Riccardi, ministro italiano
de Intcrcambio Extranjero, di-
ce en- ell peri6dico "Voce D'Ita-
La que ell gobierno fascista sc
ha comprometido a guardian pa
ra Alemania todos los comesti-
bles que no sean estrictamente
indispensables para Italia. EstO
concierne especificamente a las
hortalizas, flrutas y efectos EN-
conserva.
italia no Sc esta desangran-
do a 81 misma para ~satisfacer,
como sc ha dtcho, las incesantes
peticiones de where's de los ale
names.
La gaceta., 1942-03-19
"CONGELADO" Ell PRECIO
DE LA GASOLINE

Washington, mario 19-La
oficina de administration de
precios anunci6 aver la "con-
gelaci6n" de los precios de la
gasolina en- 10 estados a 10
largo de la costa del Atlantico
y en- ell noroeste del Pacifico,
tomando por base los precios
del viernes de la semana pa
sada. Quiere este decir que no
sc podra cobrar precios mayo
res a los que en- esa fecha exis-
tian.
Toda violaci6n de la orden
podra ser castigada con una
multa maxima de $4,000 o un
ano de carcel, o las dos penas
a la vez.
La gaceta., 1942-03-19

De las actas de la sociedad
"La Benefica ESpanola, rama
familiar del Centre Espanol,
tomamos los datos que van a
continuation:
Session del dia "a de julio
de 1941: Sc eXponen varias
quejas ante la Comisi6n con-
ira ell DR.. Ismael Angulo en- la
OCCASION en- que ejercia de me-
dico de guardia. Analizados y
comprobados los casos por la
Comisi6n Sc lego a la conclu-
sion de que no Sc puede tole-
rar por mas tempo este esta-
do de cosas que perjudica de
manera grave al buen nombre
v marcha de la sociedad y Sc
acuerda que tan pronto ell CT
tado doctor regreSe de sus va
caciones Sc lie comunique no
empiece su trabajo a nuestros
asociados sin antes entrevistar
Sc con esta Comisi6n, la cual
en- dicha entrevista lie dira que
exponga que Quejas tiene con
ira ell Centre Espanol o La
Benefica Espanola." 81 no tie
ne queja alguna que exponer,
Ipor que entonces prOcede en-
la forma que 10 hace con los
pacientes de la sociedad? LA
marie la atenci6n sobre la con
veniencia de atender y dar
servicio a las ham@las de los
asociados, pues de 10 contra
rio Sc daran por terminados
sus servicios al Centre Espa-
mol"
Junta extraordinaria de la
Comisi6n de La Ben6fica, e.
fectuada ell a de agostO de
1941, con asistencia de Ma :
nuel Pareja, presidente de la
Secci6n de Beneficencia del
Centre Espanol: "Comparece
ante esta Comisi6n ell medico
Official DR.. Ismael Angulo, al
cual ell senior presidente, Don
La gaceta., 1942-03-19

Moscu, MARIO 19.-lEn ell Sec
tor del ncrte las guerrillas ru-
SIS Sc apo3eraron de 5000 mi
Has cuadradas de terrtorio de-
tras de las lineas de sitio de los
.alemaneS, Slrededor de Lenin-,
grade, Y las posiciones conquis-
son tam fuertes que los a.
no pueden entrar en- la
region. Dicese que este territo-
rio pGdisra ser una parte del
eStado baltico de Estonia, sobre
c, cuGl pasaron los nazis en- ca
mino de Leningrado.
Las apelaciones de Russia pa
ra que sc abra un nuevo frente
fueron renovadas hoy por el
"Moscu Newa", publicado en-
Kaibyshev, junto con una de-
claraci6n de que las fuerzas an
tihitleristas pueden y deben de-
terminar ell future progesO de
la guerra.
BESIDE Noruega COMMUNICATE
que las tropas alemanas y ell ira
Ibajo esclavizado c~onstruyen nue.
Vas fortlficaciones, por cuanto
un desembarco de tropas
americanas g inglesas. En- ell sec
tor central russo murieron 5000
alemames, en- cinco dias de COM
IESta .ndticia sc relaciona
con ell cerco de Gzatsk, Glen mi
al oeste de esta capital.
La Radio alemana anuncia
que Hitle rllam6 hoy a conferen
CHAR a todOs sus generates, in
cluyemdo al marlscal de campo
Won Brauchitach, ell destituido,
con ell fin de prelparar la campa-
ma de primavera. Cuando Hitler
La gaceta., 1942-03-19

Las organizaciones obreras
inglesa. Sc han dirigido a la
Federation Americana d e !
Trabajo pidiendole reconside-
re un viejo acuerdo y acepte
ell cooperar con los trabajado-
res ingleses y rusos en- intensi-
fear, sin actividades politicas,
ell "esfuerzo de guerra"
La Federation estudiara la
solicitud y probablemente la
aceptara; pero este no quiere
decir que los trabajadores a.
mericanos colaboraran en- las
actividades politicas de las or
ganizaciones obreras de otros
PASSES.
Muy conveniente es coope-
rar en- ell "esfuerzo de que
rra'; pero que cada cual man
tenga sus principles e ideales.
La gaceta., 1942-03-19
CUMPIEANOS DE DOS PRE-
SIDENTE

Washington, mario 19.-Em
los Gltimos dias celebraron sun
respectivos oumpleanos los pre-
Sidertes de Honduras Y Pana-
ma, Sres. Tiburcio Carias An
dino Y Ricardo Adolfo de la
Guardia.
Carias AndinD cum ti6 SCI
senta y seis amos y DE la Guar
DIE AZ. III hondureho inici6 un
programa de construction de
puentes, carreteras y edificioa
.pGhlicos.
La gaceta., 1942-03-19
MUY ~AGRADECIDO Ell SIR.
CESAR BENITEZ

FL SIR. Cesar Benitez, estima-
DO amigo, nos manda una carta
en- Ia que expresa la gratitud de
SD sonora madra, hermanas y la
propia, a las personas que asis-
tieon al entierro de SD senior pa
DIRE, efeJtuado hace pccos dias.
QUada complacido el buen ciu
dadano y 81 querida famll!a,
La gaceta., 1942-03-19
NUEVO
PARA WAVELL

Londres, mario l9.-El dia
rio DAILY MALI pronosfica
que ell general Sir Archibald
p. Wavell sera nombrado pa
ra un nuevo commando que in
cluira ell oc6ano Indico y Sc
extendera de,de ell occidente
de Australia al golfo de Per-
sia. Incluira ell commando a Biz
mania, ia India, Persia, Irac
y Siria.
La gaceta., 1942-03-19

Estimado amigo: EsOs seno
res a que listed Sc refiere Sc
trojan las manos y esperan a.
poderarse del Consultivo, por
segunda vez, con los tres vo-
tos del os obreros y obreras de
las maquinas de "bonchar."
Los tres votos no los tendran
m|ientras a los maquinistas no
Sc les conceda la "carta" que
demandan.
Las intrigas continGan.
La gaceta., 1942-03-19
CONFTADA AL GENERAL
STILLWEL Ell MANDO DE
LOS EJERCITOS CHINOS

Washington, MARIO 10. -
La s~ecretaria de la Guerra a.
nunci6 hoy que ell generalisi-
mo Chang Kai Shek lie ha con
fiado al teniente general anne
ricano Jose w. Stillwell ell
mando de los ejercitos chinos
quinto y sexto. Estes ej6rcitos
colaboraran con las tropas bri
tanicas que defender a Bir-
mania.
La gaceta., 1942-03-19
DEL CENTRIC ESPANOL
FL DR.. Julian Baldor

Empez6 hoy a prestar sus
servicios a la sociedad Centre
EspahOl, ell DIR. Julian Baldor,
un quito professional, exsecre-
tario del Colegio M6dico La
tino.
Ocupara la plaza que des-
de hace amos venia desempe-
hando ell DIR. Ismael Angulo.
Baldor es un ekecelcnte me-
dico.
lie felicitamos por ell NOM
bramiento.
La gaceta., 1942-03-19

La propaganda nazi afirma
que la industrial nOrteamerlca-
ma esta siendo "sovietizada"
por ell gobierno del presidente
Roosevelt.
Todos los que Sc hacen eco
de csc rumor, para confirmar-
10 O difundirlO, va sabemos
que son traidores o aspiran a
serlo.
iY justo es hacer constar
Que muchos peri6dicos del
pals, para su deshonra, conce-
den lugar prominente a las no
ticias que tienden a desacre-
ditar al gobierno!
La gaceta., 1942-03-19

iQue son esos periodistas,
negigla3cras, ~li.a2ras cI3n1.cs.
ETC., que insisten en- atacar al
gobierno y de paso desmorali-
Ear a la naci6n?
Son unos "cobardes' al SER
vicio, directo o indirecto, de
ia propaganda nazi y de la re
pulsiva "Hispanidad" de Fran
co.
Hay una clase de canallas,
O encanallados, que insisten en-
m~ortificar Y difamar al presi-
dente Roosevelt, como en- la
.otra guerra molestaron y ca
llumniaron al presidente Will
son.
La gaceta., 1942-03-19

John L. Ledis traicion6 pri-
nero a la Federation Ameri-
cana del Trabajo, y ahora Sc
propone traicionar al CLIO, for
mando una tercera colectivi-
dad obrera.
Ell lider atrabiliario e ingra
to trata de organizar a los ira
baiadores de las lecherias.
Hay que vigilar estrecha-
mente a este individuo peN-
groso.
La gaceta., 1942-03-19

Hay un vapor russo anclado
en- ell puerto.
Ciertos "elementillos', olvi-
dando ell deber de no lamar
la atenci6n sobre los barcos lie
gados a tomar carga, tratan
de acercarse al muelle y po-
men los punos en- alto......
Los marinos, que saben cual
es su deber, miriam a los que
"saludan" y no contestan.
Ell esfuerzo de guerra no. Sc
ayuda con demostracioneS de
esa clase.
La gaceta., 1942-03-19
TnNDRA QUE SUBIR DES-
GALLO A LA GUIDDOTFNA

Vidhy, Mario 19.-El tribu-
nal d. los Assizes en- Melun ha
con3ena1o a muerte a Guy Char
mOux, de 10 amos, por asesinato
de 81 a. uela. Ten1ra que subir
al patibulo, donde sera guilloti-
nado, con los pies descalzos, una
carmisa larga de dormir y la ca
beza cubierta con uQ velo ne
gro.
La gaceta., 1942-03-19

Estados Unidos sostiene re-
laciones diplomaticas c n
Franco y Sc lamenta, en- die
rentes tonos, de que Chile y
la Argentina no hayan roto
GUS relaciones diplmaticas con
Alemania.
Meiico no mantiene relacio
mes diplomaticas con Franco
v este es un ejemplo que Esta-
dos Unidos debe seguir.
Los ciudadanos de Chile y
la Argentina, los libera!es' Sc
hsssn e.a pysyuE.2: 81 Fran
co es moralmente inferior a
Hitler y Mussolini, ipor que
Estados Unidos trata con el
Dor medic de un senior embaJa
dor?
"Apaciguar' "a los Falangis
tas espanoles es contribuir a
La gaceta., 1942-03-19

Londres ACADIA de honrar a
Vladimir l. Lenin, ell primer
presidente del Soviet.
En- la casa donde viviera lie
min Sc ha colocado una lapida
que ash 10 recuerda.
Els otra prueba de que la
Gran Bretana sigue acercan =
dose al pueblo russo, ahora re-
presentado por ell primer mi
nistro Jose Stain.
La gaceta., 1942-03-19

Esos que recogen los rumo-
res esparcidos por los alema-
mes, italianos Y japoneses,
ique son?
En- nuestro modesto parecer
no son otra cosa que traidores
Y deben ser tratados como ia
les.
La intenci6n de los "totali-
tarios' es dividirnos y la mi
sion nuestra, en- defensa pro-
pia, encarcelar, apalear o ma
tar a los de la Qunita Column
ma Y sus "aliados."
La gaceta., 1942-03-19

Pongamos fin a la polltlea
de "apaciguamiento," en- 10
que a Espana Sc refiere.
lie vendemos a Franco y lie
compramos parte de 10 que
produce. iy asi lie ayudamos
a reforzar la estructura eco
monica de su regiment!
FL dictator espanol, repre-
sentado en- Washington por un
embaiador, colabora con ell
Eie e insiste en- quebrantar las
relaciones de Estados Unldos
con los paises que hablan ell
idioma castellano.
81 tiene tanta responsaolll-
dad ell instigador como ell ase-
sino..... Jpor que no actuar e.
nergicamente y sin demora?
La gaceta., 1942-03-19

la extension de SUI ''hispanis-
mo-, es decir, a la diffusion de
una propaganda contraria a
Estados Unidos y a las Nacio-
mes Unidas.
La gaceta., 1942-03-19

La honestidad de las mule
res, medida por las establish
cas- del Bur6 Federal de lnves
tigaciones, ~disminuy6, en- l94l
en- un IL por ciento.
Cast siempre ocurre 10 mis-
mo en- los amos de guerra.
;Y debemos esperar un des-
censo mayor!
La gaceta., 1942-03-19
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

Rumores. = TRACTION. - Propaganda. = Nivel
moral. = "Apaciguamiento." John y los le-
cheros. Intriga.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-09-24
MUST SEND CHRISTMAS
CHEER TO BOYS EARLY


Continued from Page One)
ly opened for censorship inspec-
ton. BE sure that smaller pack
ages, inside the big package, are
tightly packed.
6. Postage must be fully pre-
paid. Consult your post office
for parcel post rates. Better in
sure packages.
Z. Such messages as "Merry
Christmas" and "Do Not Open
Until Christmas" are permitted if
they do not interfere with the adj
dress.
8. Don't send cash gifts. Use
money orders. Some countries
have law against importing for
eign money, but money orders
may be cashed anywhere.
All set? Let's go for wartime
Christmas.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-09-24
MUCH INTEREST IN
RED CROSS WAR WORK
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made.
A full report on the production
of knitted and sewed garments
was made by Mrs. B. E. Reeves,
chairman of this division. Mrs.
Reeves said that the county would
be called on for more and more
work and the group planned to
extend this work into the schools
as well as to church and other
community groups.
Mrs. Reeves stated that more
knitters were needed and it was
suggested that knitting bees be
held and that the home econom-
les teachers include knitting in
their instructions. All home e.
economies teachers of the county
desiring Red Cross materials to
work with during the year are
asked to contact Mrs. Reeves at
their earliest convenience.
Mrs. Gorda Boney gave a most
encouraging report on the nutri-
ton study and work being car
ried on in the various communi-
ties of the county. She also told
of the first aid and home nursing
problems being studied by the H
D. clubs.
The group, which recently took
the home nursing course under
the direction of Miss Carrie Tay-
lor attended in a body and spoke
of the interest in this. Plans
were discussed for cooperating
with Miss Ruth Tugman, chair
man of this division to have 9th
er elasses in the county. The
Red Cross will furnish an addi-
tional nurse for an instructor if
there is sufficient interest.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-09-24

was going to make an aggressive
campaign and ''if elected, will
represent all of the people of the
county fairly and impartially."
Mr.. Goldman said he would
serve to the best of his ability if
elected. Messrs. Gentry and
Pennington expressed their ~ap-
precautions for the honors con-
ferred upon them and Mr.. Millard
Lewis thanked the convention for
the confidence placed in him.
Mr.. Osborne stated that he was
honored in being a nominee for
the board of county commission
ers and that if elected II assure
you that a Democrat will get the
same consideration as Repub-
lican".
Chairman GRAPHICAL thanked the
convention for the fine co-opera-
ton extended to him and urged
everyone to work hard this fall
for the election of every candidate
nominated.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-09-24
FARM MACUTNFPV PA
TION BOARD NAMED
(Cortinupd from Page u

NN>OFL'nNPt ltttu IFSF '
To he aDpointed. hv the COUntv
USDA War Board, Two alt9rnates
also will be named.
The order 'frenzino" All farm
machinery in the bands of dealers
was described by Scott aS ''neceS-
e9rv to insure fair distribution of
Available eouipment n 4 its
placement where it will do the
most GOOD in wartime farm pro-
duction."
Under the rationing plan. farm
machinery in one classification
Group Az, which is scare and
especially needed to meet current
AGRICULTURAL needs, NAV be sold
only on approval by the county
rationing committee. Machinery
in a second classification (Group
b, including items somewhat
less scarce. may be sold upon
upon certification by the farmer
to the dealer that it is required
to meet current agricultural needs
A. third classification GROUP c..
includes smaller items which may
be sold without restriction, Scott
said.
There were no restrictions
machinery, equipment or repair
placed on sale Of used farm
parts.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-09-24
A Good Amendment

At the general election on November 3,
the voters of this county and every county
in the state will be asked to vote for or a.
gainst the adoption of an Educational A
mendment to the state constitution.
This amendment proposes that the five
boards now directing the educational sys-
tenn in North Carolina be consolidated into
one central board of education. In other
words. its passage would abolish the five
separate boards and create one central
board with full authority to administer
the entire school system of the state. In
addition, it requires that board member
be chosen from each Congressional district
thereby giving representation to every Sec
ton of the state.
A State Constitutional Amendment
committee has been appointed for the pur-
pose of directing the campaign for the a.
doption of this amendment and is compos-
ed of members from nearly every county
in the state Hon. Clyde Hoey is honorary
chairman and Mr.. Monroe Redden, of Hen
Jacksonville, is active chairman.
We are firmly convinced that the adop-
ton of this proposed amendment will be
forward step for education in North Caro-
Ina. In many instances, a great deal of
confusion and delay have resulted because
of having five separate boards.
For the best interest of our schools, we
hope that the voters of this county will re-
solve now to vote for the passage of this
worthy amendment
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-09-24
$2O5 is RAISED FOR
USO IN ASHE COUNTY

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$500; @. R. Campbell, $500; Bur-
CESS Furniture Co., $3.50; Green
Lantern, $500; T. C. Miller, $3.50;
Blackburn's Dept. Store, $500;
Skyland Post, $500; James Hare
Barber Shop, $1.OO; Claude Brown
$1.OO; Boyd Richardson. $1.O0;
w. L. Hughes, $1.OO; A. c. Little,
$1.OO; T. G. Duncan, $1.OO; Mrs.
Ruby Segraves, $1.OO; E. F. Scott,
$1.OO; E. E. Jones Store, $1.OO; F.
B. Jones, $1.00; John Reeves,
$1.0O; James Story, SOC: Cash
Hardware Co., $1.00; Badgers
Funeral Home, $3.50; w. L. Dent,
$500; H. c. Tucker, $1.O0.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-09-24
ASHE B. &. l.. NOW
BUYING WAR BONDS

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to purchase $1,915,0OO in Bonds
for their own portfolio is entire
ly aside from their activities as
sales agencies for War Bonds, for
many are qualified as issuing a.
gencies in the sale and distribu-
ton of War Bonds and Stamps
to the public, said Mr.. Bauer.
Building and Loan Associations
normally invest their funds in
first mortgage loans upon homes,
but they. are periodically re-
spending to this opportunity to
further the War effort, by invest
ing additional funds in War
Bonds at this time.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-09-24
Send Them Materials!

We do not profess to be military au-
thority, but instead of building up our
armed forces to eleven million, we should
concentrate on the production of war ma
terials and send these materials - guns
tanks and airplanes - to the Chinese and
the Russians.
Right now the battlefields of our enc
mics are m these two countries and both
China and Russia have an abundance of
men, eager and anxious to fight. They are
giving a good account Of themselves, too,
and apparently all that they lack is suffi
cient quaint: ties of war materials. We can
send these mater: ais to them much easier
than we can send our own soldiers and
materials, too.
We agree with Paul McNutt that there
should and must be a rationing of man
power in this country. What China and
Russia need to help lick these enemies is
just what we can produce here in this
country but our production is bound to be
thwarted if our armed forces are built up
at the sacrifice of war industry.
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Sunday School
Lesson In Brief
BY REV. B. A. MEEKS

Subject: Joseph: An Example
of Forgiveness.
Bible Passage: Genesis 45:1-15;
47:11-12.
Golden Text: BE ye kind one
to another, tenderhearted, forgiv-
ing one another, even as God for
Christ's sake hath forgiven YOU"
-Ephesians 4:32.
In our lesson last week we saw
Jadah rise to the full height of
noble manhood in his offering
himself as a substitute for his
younger brother, Benjamin. Today
we see Joseph in his magnanimity
of soul and forgiving spirit rise
above the human level and scale
the lofty heights of those Spirit
filled individuals who have been
chastened of the Lord, sanctified
and divinely made over.
Joseph in his spirit of forgive
ness shows how completely his
life was dedicated to the service
of God and his fellowman. His
life was completely yelled to God
as he lived day by day as seeing
Him. who is invisible. He lived
day by day in trustful confidence
that the hand Of God was over
all and had the assurance that all
things worked together for good
to them that love God. This con-
seriousness of the guiding hand of
an ever-present God enabled him
to rise above that which was
mean, and low, and base thereby
keeping him from the bitterness
of lesser men.
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Controlling Initiation

Initiation is monster that could de-
stroy America Just as effectively as Hitler
would if he should conquer us, and it IS
highly gratifying that the President and
Congress have agreed upon stringent meth
DDS for controlling rising living costs.
Congress is now working out what ap-
pear to be an effective and workable con-
troll measures and the members are not
losing any time in getting into action. We
commend them for this and also for draft
ing specific legislation rather than grant
ing broad powers to the chief executive.
AS suggested by the President, these
measures will includes:
First, outlaw of increase in wages and
salaries of workers in industries that are
associated in any way with the war effort
beyond point of Is per cent above the
levels that prevailed January l, 1941.
Second, preventing war plants from
"pirating" workers in other plants or in
dustries by offering higher wage as an
inducement
Third, suspending price control law pro-