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phenomenon has been repeated there in other
countries that have been Notwithstanding strengthens
rather than wcakens morale The morale of the German
people better than that of the army of occupation.
The Germans haven't much air force left, but they
sr@ot short gasoline reported in the foreign
press Their supplies from Rumania have been cut They
supposed 10 100000 tons OF oil annually from that
country but DCCdUsr of sPeFtsteH difficulties they
getting only 100000 tons However, they msnufac-
turing between 100000 and 100000 OF synthetic
gasoline annually underground plants Not one of these
has yet teen bombed
lie said there little likelihood OF Germany and
Ruaya making separate peace. About eighteen months
copyright IaS
iuSfolrueu fS of this story. mail IUc to "StoT
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United Corp. Seeks
SEC Order Extension
pUIIADFT pHTA An

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Il
William NJ. Hickey president of
the United Corp, told SEC, in
asking for an extension for one
year from Aug. II, 1914, 10 com
ply with commissions Section
lib order, that it was hoped that
during that Tine substantially all
the securities of its statutory sub
salaries could be got into shape
for distribution.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
Chrysler Declares
Dividend OF 7jc

ChrySler Corp. has declared a
dividend Of rs cents a share, pay
able Sept. ii 10 stock Of record
Aug. p. Same amount was paid
i'm previous quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
Detroit Stocks

I'm zoos High Low Il - Chee
p & O. go 500,
Midwest. 90 ~ - 49,.
Warner Aircraft IL - lA....
UNLISTED
Hupp 81 "a 81 "a
Radio Corp, 1Oh lON lDN =
Dividends in the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid ~ far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
State Speeds Up
VeERereal Battle

ANN ARBOR, Aug. 1l-Mchigan's fight to curb
diseases today gathered momentum with the open
ING here of the Michigan Rapid Treatment Center where
only those who cannot afford to pay will be treated
Financed for the duration by federal grants the new
clinic will bring to its patients the latest echnques IN the
treatment Of syphilis and gonorrhea-use Of penclin and
that the diseases in DAYS instead
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
tSouthwest Pacincy

maker Detroit.
tSouthwest PacificI
HUNsANoER. PFC. LAWRENCE v.
Mrs. Margaret Hunsanger, mother,
Ruth.
Mediterranean Area)
BAssETT. SGT. HARLAND c.-Mrs.
Margaret F. Bassett mother RoEeville.
GRANGER. 90 1T. JOHN Mrs.
Evelyn 4. Granger, wife, l4sA4 Hart
GRIFFiN. I'D 1T. JOHN w.-wn-
liam II. Griffin, father Grand Haven.
HAMILL, I'd 1T. NORTHMoRE w.
JR.-Mrs. Priscilla /. Hamill. mother
1861 Santa Rosa, Detroit.
HARPER, 1ST 1T ROBERT c.
Mrs. Katherine f. Harper, wife, st.
HOPPER. TIsGT. MITCHELL C
Mrs. Ethel c. Hopper, mother, Muske-
HUHNKF. SGT. ROBERT F. Mrs
Viola c. Huhnke, mother. 5iii Town
s,I BtiJIIoPEc. HAROLD c.=Mrs. Hsr-
old C Hun. wife, Clinton
HYeLOP, SGT ARCHIE Mrs.
Lulu Hyslop mother l2o2i Maiden
TPSLIoKNTE. SGT. MAURICE Mrs.
Marie Plante. mother, Romulus
VAN POPERING. % 1T. HENRY O.
Mrs, Emith ). Van P"pefing, mo'aer'
Grand Rapids
WEISS. SGT. kllpNE1 - MIS- Ahhe
Weiss wife 4257 Richton, Detroit.
WILLIAMS, PVT. LEONARD -
Mrs. Mary Williams mother, Port
Huron
WRIGHT. isT 1T. OLIVER Mrs.
opal Wright mother, Ii3 Leroy. River
Rouge.
european Area
ADAMCZYK. PFC. ALPHONSus =.
Ms Julia Adamczyk, mother, Wyan-
dotte
BARTELS. PVT DONALD J Prank
Iienna. grandfather, stephenson.
BFCHTFf.. PFC. EDWARD L.--Mrs.
Mabel Bechtel mother Almont
BlES s/SGT. WALTER Mrs.
Anna Bies, mother. 66l5 Edward, De-
troit
BRFsNAHAN PVT. PATRICK VI -
MrF ZeIma /. Bresnahan. wife Pontiac.
CRAWLEY, s/SGT EUGENE V
Mrs Fern NJ. Crawlcy. mother, Pontiac.
GILBERT. s/sGT. ROBERT Hoy
Gilbert father, Saginaw.
GREEN Ess, PFC. BENJAMIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
CariOading Index
Declines To 1877

NEW YORK, Aug. IL The
Dow-Jones carloading index, which
uses 1929-43 averages as 100, de-
creased 10 1877 for the week
ended Aug. 5, from 1928 in the
preceding week.
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Order Zoe United States War
savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them TO your home.
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Pontiac Marine
Dies in Crash

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Aug. u
CUP) Marine authorities today
announced that Pvt Robert Hart
man. Pontiac. Mich, was killed
Sunday night when q truck In
which he was riding overturned
inside Camp Pendleton.
Four other marines and one
sailor were killed in the accident.
Eight others are in serious con-
dition.
The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
Assdi|s Rail
Trust Charge
By LEWIS HANEY

Professor 81 Loononirs, \. \. tHiVsrsiiy
How can YOU explain the ad-
minisiration'S attitude toward the
-sa..I2-,2z--cxcenl- as eliher a politi-
cal move or an expression OF un-
derlying radicaliSm
This question is worth asking
and answering. Briefly the facts
are as follows.
The assistant L. S. attorney
general, or in other words, Mr.
Biddles man in charge Of the
antitrust division of the depart
ment of justice, has issued a pub
lie statement. In this statement
he charges that the railways of
the country are planning 10 mo-
nopolize all transportation. He
announces that suits will be
brought untirr the Sherman Anti
Trust Act, but may be postponed
tll after the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
GETS b-MllllONTH BOND
.E.--nr A1I.,r
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

Forty Michigan listed by the department today
missing fighting fronts Fourteen
the Detroit
released the ID Michigan
casualties The casualties and their
o kin, who been notified,
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OUTLINES plan"

What is--thiS plan that the
railways are alleged TO be cook
ing The department. OF justice
charges that the scheme Is to set
up regional intcgratcd systems of
transportation, 50 that a few large
organizations viii control all car
rierS including rail, motor. water
and mir lines, by large gcographi-
cal areas"
As a result of this plan, IT ap-
pears that the department thinks
that there has been delay in the
Introduction OF new equipment
and technical Improvements. This
alleged delay is said 10 evidence
monopoly.
But, somehow, the real motiva-
ton Of the governments threat to
size seems 10 come out when Bid
dies assistant gets around 10 the
subject Of rate discrimination, and
charges that "the people" of the
South and West have been injured
thereby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
CURES sPEEDED

With penicillin and mapharsen,
treatment of syphilis takes two
weeks, and gonorrhca can be
cured in from seven 10 10 days,
DR.. Ryan said, explaining that
penicillin can be used for
syphilis only in the first stages.
Attending the opening were DIR.
Noble Guthrie. L. 5. public health
service Office in charge Of vene-
real disease control for the state
health department: Or. DcKleine,
DR.. lido J. Vile. chief consultant
of the center and in charge Of
national peHeEesl -d4seaSe- central
for the u. s. Public Health Serv-
ice, and Foster d. Beadle, super
lntendent of the center.
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of months.
More than 100 physicians, pub
lie health officers and nurses
heard Or. William DeKleIne, state
health commissioner, outline the
purpose and scope Of the. new
service. and express the hope that
state support Will be granted
when federal funds are Withdrawn
after the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
NAvY-MARINE WOUNDED

BARNES. PFC. ROBERT B-orie l..
Barnes, father, Grand Rapids
FAUsTINO. PFC. JOSEPH A Mrs.
Anna ID. Faustino, 7725 Wallbudge, De-
trOit.
GAFFKAY, PVT. JOHN J.-Mr. sud
Mrs John A Gankay. parents. $40
Pearson, FeTndale.
KFMPF PFC. MILTON 7. Mrs.
Meude Kempf mother. saginaw
McCARRlCK. CPL. FREDERICK =.
Mrs. Avn McCarrick, mother, Lam
sing.
OLMsTEAD. PM(3c WILLIAM
and Mrs. Calvin oimstead, parents,
Pontiac.
PAINTER, PM &c RICHARD--Arthur
Painter. father, 1875 W. Grand Bivd.,
Detroit
SPENCER, PFC. SAMUEL u - M
and ArE Samuel spencer, parents, J'S
Nester Ferudals
WALTERS. PFC ROBERT R-brs.
Ann ". Cree, mother. Kalamazoo.
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aCrntraI Pnrlnel

Gentral fnelnel
TEMPO. T/sGT BENJAMIN T.
Mrs. Rita r. Tempo, mother, lronwood.
(ASiatic Area
GOTTEN. WARE RANT OFFICER
JAMES P.--Ms Lillian " Gotten,
mother. 1851 Cortland. Detroit.
HEMLER. siSJT JAMES Mrs.
Agnes Fortunate, sister lUj5s Shoe
maker, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
Hudson Sales Meet

Sales and service executives
of Hudson will wind up a two
day session here tonight The
midsummer national conference
is being held at the Fort Shelby
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11

George II. Pratt, general sales
manager, presided al the meet
ing of zone managers and field
sales executives. Other partIci-
pating in the conference were:
{. G.. Beeching. divisional sales
manager; II. =. Grove. Pacific
division sales manager NJ. NJ,
Roberts, manager, advertising
and merchandising; T. II. SIAM
baugh. director of national serv-
ice organizations. and r. y.
Hamilton Jr.. manager. business
management department.
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ono ,nn

CHICAGO Aug 10 uNS HOGS -
Is 600. steady Heavy. SO 75Hli, me-
dunn, SliuIi75. light So 50J - To-
light lights N411I75, packing sows
Sfg.7IHil. PIGS Si0Bi -.
CATTLE IS. 500, steady. Calves, 81 600
steady Beef steers good ana choice
81 rs: common and medium SIS H.
yearUnEs Si2ul7.a0 Butchers, heifers
Ala-4-l7--esWE- Mil. huI!s. SSLl3-3Q,
caNcs. >sH15 feeders Sl0u - 80 stock
crs - -; st0ckers cows and heiters,
81 ~
SHEEP 600: steady, Lambs. san
147l-- common ilNl3, yesriings $40 q
n hai feeders &ll1l2i ewes $40 30.
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order lOc United states War
savings stamps from your DE
trpii Times carrier. He'll de
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Livestock M arket
PITTSBI RICH

pITTsRuRGH. Aug 10 clNs) CA TIE
100 steady. steers good 10 choice
$3.50 f6 10 medium 80 good Nla. 10"
1873. common Sl1 q. III. -, Efass s'tti p,
Nqlil n. hri,rs. good tu choice. $13 5o b.
IA medium tY good. SIP 10 jut common
20 medium 81 oUTi1; cows, g0od ~
choice $40 u medium 90 good. - 2.
Gamers and Cutere Sini, bulls t'.a tn
choice. Sii " common 90 medium. SO 90
pe go ...
HOGS 300; active AZ steady 1902 $50
Ihs Slfn14.b0. 10000 ibs &li - n
"a So; 2Uo-22O lbs 81 15'r j. So 2zo.2ou
lbs N1l. fobii4 so $50 800 hE SIS thu
14.lO. 3uO-3lO lh-, Ni3.75f n iu ioH-l1o
he Sl2nll1l. ruuEhs SIP go Bio.
SHEEP 100. steady choice au"- Nil
,i %. medium tH kDpd, ST 30 - .'u
common lambs. SagT ewes. -
CALVES i2j steady good o. choice
Sl5416. medium ,l& lJ &c. chls ana
common $fUN jU
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
SHORTAGE or NURSES

Although the center has a
capacity Of 100 10 10 patients,
only 81 now are hospitalized be-
cause of a shortage OF nurses, said
Dr Nelson w. Ryan. medical
officer IN charge
located III 4 formerly unused
building OF University Hospital.
the center will operate indie
pendently from the hospital but in
cooperation with u.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
MARINE DEAD

DEWITT. PFC NORMAN Mrs
Norman +. Dewitt. wife Gcneses
STORY. PFC ELMER E-Mrs.
Hanna Story, mother. ColOma
VICARIO, SGT PETER X. Leonard
Vicario, father, lshpeming.
WISER. PFC. JAMES A John HoN.
uncle Kalamazoo.
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MISSING

Mrs. Patricia 8. Greenless wife. Aipena.
HADLEY. PVT. DAVID WLMrs.
Ruth Hsdley, mother, 1854 Lauder.
Detroit
HAMMOND. PVT STERLING D.
Mrs Edith Hammond. mother, Raveuna.
KEEL. FLIGHT OFFICER ELMER J.
Mrs. Sylvia o. kiel, wife, 9205 Hair
ward. Detroit
LOUGHLIN. SGT. THOMAS A. JR. -
Mrs. Rose z. Loughlin, mother. i690s
rawt6n, Detroit.
LUNDIN. PFC. CLIFFORD E.-Mrs.
Anna Lundin, mother, Norway.
LUTTERMOsER. PFC. RICHARD v.
Mrs. Anna Luttermoser, mother, New
Hudson.
MORENO. T/sGT. EDMUND V
Mrs. Antonio v. Moreno. mother, Alma.
OJIBWAY, eLsGT. JOSEPH Mrs.
Albert Gauthier, mother. sault Ste.
Marie.
Edna Pieh, mother, Deerneld.
POTTER, SGT HAROLD A.-Lsw-
renee Potter. father. Hastings.
ROACH. ia WARREN r. ~ Roy syl-
vester Roach, father. coldwater.
STEELE. s/sGT. MELVIN D.-Mrs.
Shirley r. steele, wife, Linden.
VUKUSICH. PFC. NICK JR Mrs.
Mary Vukusich. mother. IrOnwOOd.
WHITAKER. 20 LIT. JAMES r -
Jay Whitaker, father, $40 ". Grand
Blvd. Detroit.
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CLAIMS HIGH RATES

DeNelOpmenJ OF inc SOutl anu
West. he charges. has been re-
Stricted by discriminatory and eX-
CeSSiVe freight rate structures. I'M
posed by the railways. These
rates, las a slow poison" have
taught the people that TO build
factories and power plants is vain.
They are said TO be fixed by prl-
vate conspiracy not public au-
thoTity
Clearly this sort OF thing comes
from the same bin as Henry Wal
lace's western SpceCSr ola" nl00st
or two ago. Indeed. this public
indictment OF a great industry by
the l.. 6. Department Of Justice
is again made in a speech. deliY-
cred this time in Kansas City, Mo,
MEAGER EVIDENCE
The only evidence presented in
this speech as reported is a state
ment alleged 10 have been made
by some railway man or men to
the effect that they were mot
concerned whether railroad re.
turns come from rails, water, bus
lines, or air transport But why
should they be?
Here are some facts which Bid
die should know:
Railways arc generally
recognized as being natural
monopolies. Direct and active
competition in rates is not cX-
pectcd of railways. This is a
commonplace OF economics.
2 Because of the foregoing
fact. railways have been under
the control Of the government
for many years, partially from
1887 on. and completely since
1920 The Interstate Commerce
Commission preScribes rates and
clasSilcationS. and has revised
and approved all the structures
which the department Of Justice
now aSSallS.
. The government itself has
encouraged railways 10 organize
in a limited number of great
systems. by geographical areas.
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~---~--->>~-~~ Friday. August II, 1914
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HUNSANOER. PFC. LAWRENCE v.
Mrs. Margaret Hunsanger. mother,
Ruth.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-05-04

lein, Mrs. Mary NJ. Friend. Walter
Richter
Orland EIrtrick. Benjamin Calls.
Mrs. Philip Smith, Elmer kolb. Rob
ert KoIb. William Graves, Luther
Keller, Mrs. William Graves, d. 4.
King. Waldo Iinkan, Charles Wilt.
Mrs Charles witt, j. l.. Englehart,
William Hauser, George Margrott,
Mrs Roy Tulney, Mrs. Edwin George,
Lloyd Miller, Bruce Miller. Mrs. Ben
jamin Calls. Harry Obuon. Mrs.
Clayton Speicher, Paul Harman. Ruth
Hartman, Mrs. Walter Margroff. Mrs.
John Opel. Harold Hartman, Charles
Eeichelbeckrt Raymond Kolb, \. J..
Richcnbecker Walter Richter, Han
yey itarman. Harry Hartman. Ear!
Hanft. Mrs Leslie Deal. Small
amounts totaled Sl10. Many in the
Accident community contributed thru
the school Following are the names
and amounts: Marjorie Schlossnagle
.Sl0O, Ruth Glotfelty $500, Louise
Friend $500, Lillian Dillon $500.
Margaret Wagner $l.l5, Anita De
Witt. Lois Brown. Clarence Glass Sl.OO
each; Lois KaeSe and Senator Cliff
ford Friend $500 each, and Martha
Frantz $l.05; Mildred Bobst, Eleanor
Schlossnagle, Walter Herring Miriam
Miller, Dorothy Edgar, Dale Alex
ander Sl0O each; Hazel Glotfelty
500, Gladys Hoover $3.50, Robert
Frantz $2.15, Marie Miller $l.6l, De
lores Knox S1.40, Dolores Harvey
1871, Dale Glass $I.l5. Robert
Brown Sill. Jane Rush $l.l0, Jimmy
Storey $Il5. Barbara Aiken $l.0l,
Joan Bowman and Dorothy Tressler
.$I.0O each; Carolyn Friend $500,
Mary Beachy $500. Billy Lee, Dorothy
SchIossnagIc, Violet Friend. Donald
FrantZ James Wagner, Richard Alex
ander $l00 each; Audrey Ault Sl.5O,
Harry Miller $I25. Wayne Collier
SII0. Ruth Ann Wall and Leroy
Carr &l.00 each; Frances Miller $50,
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RED OAK

The Sunday evening Young Peoples
meeting was held with Carol Deem
vice president, in charge Mrs. James
Childs was the leader of the program
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Blamble were
Saturday evening visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Boyd Warsaw
Pfc William A. Truban, son Of Mrs
S. B. Cooper, has returned to Camp
at Augusta, Ga.
Flight Officer James O. Gibbs has
returned to camp at Mariana, Fla.
after visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Gibbs.
Miss Carolyn Johnson has been
absent from school due to a knee
injury.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Childs were
business visitors at New Creek
recently.
Mrs Ralph Deem and family have
returned to their new home, while Mr.
Deem has returned to Baltimore to
continue with his defense work.
J. r. Lipscomb's condition does not
seem to have changed He has been i'll
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Cooper and son
Boyd, and Brown Cooper were visitors
Of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gibbs on Sunday
afternoon.
Ernest Culp, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Culp and family. and Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur CuIp and family have been
called home due to the illness Of then
mother, Mrs. John Culp.
Earl Shrock's condition has been re-
ported as well as can be expected fol
lowing the accident in which he was
injured, while working in the Kemp
ton mines.
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it again and the print of the wafer
will be there once more SO | fancy
the judgment of God will be. like a
warm breath upon the conscience to
bring forth long forgotten prints once
more.
The Basis of Judgment
The basis Of Judgment is-first, the
law of God. and second, the grace of
Christ.
CD The law Of God will he the law
as it is made known to the world. in
stinctiye knowledge Of the command
ments Of God and the teaching of
/ Christ.
lie that rejecteth me and re-
ceiyeth not my sayings hath one that
judgcth him. the words that / spake.
The same shall Judge him in the last
day" (John 12:4S).
AS many as have sinned under the
law shall be judged by the law "
(Romans 2:12).
If you and are to he Judged ac-
cording to that law. who of us can
stand? If God requires a perfect OBJ
se,vanca Of that law ou,. cases arc
hopeless Conscience condemns us
with our own partial knowledge. Then.
stan1;no IN tho Iiab+ of Goa rb,t
chance have wo9
Ru+ blessed tbonobt we o,.o r,dnad
mot oniv hv tba law of Cod hut
(2J by the grace of Christ as well.
papI said 10 tbn iailor at Philinni.
.n,.r;.,,s a.. tI,j ..J H.,
'''e '.''" '''''' '''''' '''ou'
Sh"It he saved. Oar good work will
ne taken INTO account to prove our
relation to Chr$t who went about
dong good but nowhere IN the Bible
90 we llhd do good ana you shall be
saved, But believe on HIM. This
means to accept HIM as the Saviour,
TO IaShI"n your Ife after HIS. Good
WORKS 90 not make a man Christian.
ne may iced the poor and yet MAS
Pheme the name OF CHRIST. But he who
IoIio"S CHRIST VIII not only praise
HIM. bHl iced the poor and help the
needy II we could save ourselves by
good works then we have no need Of
Il saviour ana CHRIST dled IN Valn
Ihefe are these TWO bases on winch
men may be judged:
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-05-04

Margaret Aiken Sl.0O; Emma Jane
Rush $500, Joan Rush $500, Janet
Ault 81 80, Kathryn Brown $ll0, Bar
bara Frazee and Glenn SchlossnagIe
$1.00 each The Accident Homemak-
ers' club contributed 50 50.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-05-04

! Omar, old Persian poet-"Ihe NOV
ing finger writes; and having writ.
moves on:-Nor all your piety nor wit
Shall lure it GusticeD back to cancel
half aline
/ Nor all your tears wash out 4 word
Of it,"
/ The crime that is hidden and
triumphant here and the goodness that
is here malignrd and misinterpreted
will be brought to light and fitly re
compressed.
Paul lived in continual awe OF that
day of Judgment 1t descended into
his heart, to quicken his conscience.
But this Judgment will not only
show the righteousness OF God, but it
will show us just where we stand SO
the life revealed in that righteousness
will bring its own condemnation or
approval.
(b) 1t will show US ourselves as We
are.
THE books were opened and an
other book was opened, which is the
Book of Life, and the dead We're
Judged out of the things which were
written in the books. according to
their works" (Rev, 20:l2).
A book must be in the making. with
evidence that will be produced when
we stand before the Judgment seat.
A book in the making? Who is writ
ing it? You are. Who is keeping the
records? You are. The books will be
opened and the dead will be Judged
out of the things that are written in
that book.
What are the books?
N) The first is the book of mem
orv In the story of the rich man and
I azarus, Dives made a plea to Abra-
ham, and Abraham lust opened up
that book of memory.
"Son, remember". Iukc 1926
Memory will show how we stand i'm the
face of God. When we stand before
the Underwent seat. the holiness of
Heaven will shine about us. Then
memory will speak. Things that are
lone FORGOTTEN are treasured up in
memory to be called forth when re
uuircd
w, ,..., ..,
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vi '- a,+ P'''57''> - '''> ''','' ~ ''''
And in the blank and solitude Of
things.
streupth
VIII conscience prey"
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-01
StiIwell Receivers Half
OF Lost Burma na2iiosss

Southeast Asia lIcaduuar.rr~.
kandN. tcVlnn. MAY l.---ltTF-
Il heating III Burma" 1t. Gvn.
joseph ". Stilwcii has rCrariur-
ed almost half nf .hr Nngaun:
valley "i noriirTH BurrIi aifH
hl> sent Intn action ~" first all
\mcriCLn tank units Ia fight um
ihr \>iItic continent. ii WAS dis
closed trdhV.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-01

ifi> m'ddfy assault an IN air
ana 'u"nN BAG "niv 40 mile,
from ihr rHCmN'~ StrnnchUl al
hdn"k"irI wrecked fuel dunn,
ara .'ircrLii at Maker and So
rid" Itr STRIPS.