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Evening star., 1953-01-07
AUTOS FOR SALE Cont, ,

WILLYS At station wagon; economi-
cal 4-cylinder with overdrive; r. h.
Has had good care. All metal body:
$3.50. MCKEE PONTIAC, 10th and
NJ SITS. NV. ST. 3-7107. %
WILLYS 1949 station wagon; over
drive, heater. one owner, mech.
isoi' Mt. Vernon ave. Alex. Va.
WILLYS 1s41 4-dr. sedan; good cond.;
S16 Ii. 3-5159. III
overdriye; orig. paint. This one
owner wagon has had private use
and is in excel. cond.; S995. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES, 1345 Que st. NV.
DU. 7-S300. -
Evening star., 1953-10-01
900 Men Plan 10 Attend
Catholic Observance

More than 300 men will attend
a special service observing the
third anniversary of the Moe
turnal Alteration Society, WASH
ington Archdiocese, at 10 o'clock
tonight in the Shrine of the
Sacred Heart, Sixteenth street
and Park road NV.
Delegations from 81 parishes
in Washington, nine in Mont
gomery County and 10 in Prince
Georges County will be present
tomorrow,
The Most Rev. John M. Nc
Nanara, Auxiliary Bishop Of
Washington. will preside. The
Rev. Clement Buckley. rector of
st. Joseph's Passionist Monas-
terry, Baltimore. will speak.
The Rev. Paul Repetti, an as
sistant at the Shrine of the
Sacred Heart, is archdiocesan
director of the Nocturnal Adora-
ton Society.
Evening star., 1953-10-01
BY the Assoeioisd Press

ALFONSO, Va, Oct. 1.-The
heartwarmipg story of two boys
who persuaded the Governor to
wink at State law and let them
keep a deer ended yesterday in
heartbreak.
The boys, Buddy and Law
renee Barrack, had rescued the
doe from pack Of raging dogs
and had nursed it along on a
diet of beans and milk.
Buddy and Lawrence became
SO attached to the animal
they called her Bambi-they
didn't want to give her up de-
spite a State law that prohibits
individuals from having deer as
pets.
So they went to the State
Capitol and talked the matter
over with Gov. Battle. The Gov
ernor consulted with the State
Game Commission and wrote
Evening star., 1953-10-01
Boys Win Plea to- Governor,
But Deer They Saved Dies

Buddy and Lawrence telling
them they could keep Bambi.
The youngsters, 8 and IA, were
overjoyed. So were the neigh
boring folk in this Lancaster
County community who had
Streamed in to see Bambi all day
Tuesday after widespread news
paper publicity. But the joy was
Shortlived.
AS the boys left for school yes
terday, they stopped by Bambi'S
pen and discovered the animals
front legs were broken. A vet
erinarian said nothing could be
done and the State Game Com
mission ordered the doe put to
Sleep"
The Barrack boys father sur
missed that Tuesdays visitors
had excited Bambi and that in
jumping about the pen she had
caught her front legs in the
board of the incloSure.
Evening star., 1953-10-01

tions are near Barter Island,
Alaska. about 1900 miles from
the pole.
Western Electric said the ra-
dar apparatus operates inde-
pendently of human attention,
as required by present types,
and is not affected by magnetic
storms which knock out conven-
tional radar.
Evening star., 1953-10-01
Veterans and Druftees

quired to pay the back premiums
Just how they'll have to be paid
is something which you'll have
to work out with the VA or your
insurance company after you get
out of service.
If you die while your insur-
ance is being protected by the
VA. It will have lien on
the proceeds of the policy. The
amount paid or guaranteed will
be deducted from the face value
of the policy when paid to your
beneficiary.
you may Urite Maj. Mai
IN care OF The Star about
your serDice-connected prob
lem. Please inclosed a stamped.
Self-dddreSSed enpelope and 20
cents in St1mpS.J
(From AP NewsfeatureS1
Evening star., 1953-10-01
New Type Radar Net
Tested al Arctic Base
81 the Assoelaied Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-Experi-
ments on a new type radar sys-
tenn are nearing completion in
the polar region. The system is
designed to give at least six hours
of warning should enemy aircraft
approach Fia the North Pole.
The Western Electric Co.,
handling radar work under Gov
ernment contract, reported yes
terday that the initial snstalla-
Evening star., 1953-10-01
By Moi. Thomos N. Mol

Nt0Is tuOUUOS bNts INt0A
MY son, Willie, will soon be
drafted. I took out a $4,000
life insurance policy on him
when he was quite young. Since
my husband died in 1949, I've
skimped and saved to keep pay
ing the premiums. Recently,
when Willie got a job, he took
over paying the premiums. Now
that he's being drafted, he won't
be making enough money to keep
on paying them. I don't have
the money to do it. Is there
some arrangement whereby the
Government will keep up the
payments?"
This and similar letters have
been coming across my desk
quite frequently.
Fortunately, the Government
does have an arrangement to re-
lieve the serviceman temporarily
of the financial load of paying
civilian insurance premiums
while he's in the service. He's
still liable for the payments.
however. and will have to make
good on them when he leaves
the service.
Willie's case is fairly typical.
The general rules apply to any
person on active duty with the
armed forces.
Ask for Protection.
If you have a life insurance
policy in force on a premium
paying basis, you're entitled to
apply to the Veterans Admins
tration for protection against
having your insurance forfeited,
lapsed or terminated. You'll
be protected not only during
your service, but for two years
after you're discharged or sepa-
rated from active duty.
The protection, however, is
limited to a total Of $4,000 OF
your insurance. If you have any
more than that, you must pay
the premiums on the remainder.
To get the protection, all you
have to do is write a letter to
the VA But you may do so only
after you've entered the service.
The VA won't accept a r equest
for the protection before you
enter the service, even though
it's certain you're going in.
The letter doesn't have to fol-
low any particular form, but
here's a model suggested by the
VA:
Veterans Administration,
Insurance Center, Civil Relief
Section.
Washington 25, D. c.
Gentlemen:
This is to request that my in
surance policy (insert number),
issued by the (insert name) in
surance company insuring my
life for dnsert amount, be pro-
tected against lapsation, for
felture or termination during
the period of my service in the
United States Gnsert service)
and for a period of two years
after separation.
The policy was issued to me on
dnsert date) and premiums have
been paid up to Gnsert date).
entered service on insert date.
The premium is (insert amount)
and is paid ANNUALLY, semi
annually. quarterly, monthly.
(Sincerely,
CYour name).
Guarantee Made.
The VA guarantees the pay
ments to the insurance company
and works out the details with
the company after it has re-
ceived your letter. In some cases,
the VA will actually pay the pre-
miums on the policy. In others,
the insurance company won't re-
quire the VA to actually pay the
premium, but will accept the
VAS guarantee as sufficient un-
til you resume premium pay
ment.
In either case, you'll be re-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-14

visa Mar and Arsuxh Der Sc
1ssaa Gnriss. here has bcen !
alEher coneepi 81 ~. eisaeer
nnesrstandng q = Purs reiiEon
aaa undefBed 30 ne eafFupsisal
e the wuri6
Mas Maria MeEris 81 kaxs
waiA Der Sanday mornlng : nstvs
key westef a. Ne speciai soloisl
Misa Fave sniter Mss Sai8sl
has pruxen VERY pcp1ibr a q -
lest ana tie eenrrsgatiaa a.
freQusasiy expresses ths.f pieasurs
n hearing her ting Shs has ches
sa tx her nameeF srndaY mora
"a. "Bless this haass 81 Brahe
ne Sanday Schooi wlil begin :,
tss o'eloek asd NJ. Wulixm NJ
ne Superintendent. has prumissd
classes tor IN ags groups TAs
members and frisnds q ne ehureh
have heen NEST graeioua il ofier
he tAesr services - teachers. aad
ne sehooi kas pruxsn mosi Pep
ular 10 al whe atient servics
families and risheEs 81 flnt )
most eordial weleome n ia
ehurch Coz al their servicst
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women Talk VIII Be Topic
AT The Church OF The Rock

"Womea Tan" 81 - e a.
ieei a. the sermaa 81 ne chareA a
the noek. kM Frsaeis slreea. a..
cas- mernlng 81 eiexea e'elsek
her talk has helped maks -
MI % ruund. n has eruasks hIp.
pness b maaT. wiaf b pams, e.
added - mnd sea- 10 lie a. :
whnla TIE haalB and text e. as
sermon b fnand h - admaaEisa
a. ed Mordasal wAe nant waea a
rs niece naying. ''who knews ~
tAal thoa ar eame te ne kinst.m
for such o tine az thias-
sun1ay ~ BE- tha day for aisins
women spseiai konors ier tAs psrs
my have plnyed N ths histaFy q
ne ehuFeh. ysssbsl nay have go
tha meaneal woman ef al hisiary
~ ns critic has accused ksr q
- helng enfhusiasiis ahoul hnF
rsllgian. sAa waa abe 10 sway Aar
hushan6. Klng Ahah from he wsr.
sklp e 1ehogsA and estahllnAss
ard made popuiar the wcrnhlp ef
naal h eli isras.
On ths othsr kana we find thsi
cAristlaniiy eeutsrs around tke
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-14

~ stairs. The Reverend statham'i
topic Coz TIE morning service wal
be "Meeknezs A Virtue o. Mas
tery" Msfthew SIS. The postiads
wdl BE- Maysrbeers "C@unatiou
Mareh."
NJ. Sails wiil begin TIE svening
service Al T.s0 With Moaarta Ave
Nerum" ant Mr.. stngham wfll
speak ca ne "Gospei OF ShsrinE'
based On a verse erom Corinthians
0flertSry 81 be "Andantino." ~
FTsnk Ard the eAelF's "when MA,
Insovea re SAY" frem q wag,
nerlan here. features Z tenor 30.
10 taken 81 Caude SAILS Nerii'l
~Gxand Marrh" from ada eiosel
ne service.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-14

The United States Childrsns Bureau reported 70.
Gently that accidents Ill and niure more children than
ali diseases known % The Bureau sounded warn.
ing. which have offered In these columns on past
occasions, % parents Of the country.
FATHERS and mothers were told TO take the accident
problem seriously and give much concern A. thsy dc
such diseases polio and tuberculosis Unt they begin
T. take the problem seriously and preventive meas
ures. the to 81 accidents y likely 10 than match
che to II deaths among children from disease Of al
Kinds
The report Of the Bureau covered the period between
1870 and i949 and showed the death rate due 10 acct
dents among children h this period Il years was reduced
only sixteen pr eent. T death from all ether eaun
IN The period slashed BY an impressive a
per cent aNsls
In this period children under ons year Of are died
a. the rate Of 72I Tor each 100000 children In the
country. OF The 721 deaths ord than hall az them were
eaased - accident The report showed when child
between the Of i've and nlne the greatest
death threat q them i accident In TIE home Altar
that the greatest threat Of death cones from motor
vehicle Academia.
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BirthdayOf
Baha'i Founder
Is Observed

o. Nossnbsr n ths BaAa1
Crosp II Ksy west oenerved ne
oEth4ay e nahau1aA 80 Faun-
Der q ~ FaAA. Mia nasa,n
An later surnnmed naAnuIaA.
CiaFg q CD. was hcrn e Nes.
"a mll Ia . fanny Il nehls Fank.
iiis lathsF held : respunxlhls 80
IN tAs Cosrt Il ths 0ak
As . eAad. B4hannaA aAswea
remarkabie farultiss uhieA endHsr.
"a Vim 80 Gals b Ms lamly anA
lmmedlaie lFiends hui NJ atran9Nrp
a. eel AZ ne dean e Hn f1iAsr
Hs uas offered - pori IN vaeanl
N re Coart bui ~ deelinad TIE
ministers e state then FsaliIod. -
cause oi H. spxanal naiwe Ne
nd > hieher dsstiny "a Ifs. esAar
than Ne SEA h As gasernmsst
ihla hsing - snail . ed Or Ne
capaiicltiex.
Sons years later BaAaeuaA 90.
hled this opinioa 81 tAe co1mt I'D
iin 80 uFote y manY e oe
eroWned heads e the the polni.
me - ne esermoGniiag burdena a.
armamenis sayins - . rulers e
Ne sarthi ~ reeonelst ameaG
yoarseiHes MT ye nag nee6 10
more aFinameuia save Il Q mea-
sure - saisguard you tsFrleFiss
and aemininna
whsa h l1ls Abds1B shs IAs -
81 Bahan llah uaa IN Us eoanlFy
promuigatinE ne teaehlngr Il BE
iathsf On Unisersal peaes anf -
Onenass e Mankind. he rsaiinsd
Ne altrgistle natuFs ef Ameriea
and tat 4 would ari1a = Aa "a
Toe ior wAieA 4 80 eraaied. ollsr.
81 ths iolloSing prsysr e. iia -
-. o Ccsi 1t his Ammissa
democracy become giowigus IN
spiritual degrees sxsa e. 4 rs
aspifed b material dagFaaa and
rsnder ms 80 aoEernmeni virinr.
iou1- CouflFm this reveFsd nallan
10 upraiss ne stan6nrd Il ne ens
res q humaniiy. b pEomulsals
ne Net GFeai feaea. - haeema
HEREBY met gafleus ed prnlns.
uorthy a Thy fsxera 80 e.
ssrxlne e my mersy. Maks 4
preeious and near b Thss thrrurh
Thy kounty and baslsWala
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-14

supper time. rode dnwn ire alley
and tied bshind the marahals
oases. circled d ths front and
locked inside Sanders waa nos
there; n was probably q SIP
per.
JET made Ms way 10 coopers
once. knowing tat the lawyer
would be a. sapper also. TIE
frunf door wna l0rked. but no
found an unlaiched window In the
room where Cooper slept and aol
IN ~ Mst means. Ne had % ema
Al Sanders and ten him az the
plan but this was toe aood en-
ppoFtnnlly % pass up. lie would
nnd Al after be bad TALKED with
Sam
lie went into cOoper's omcs.
pulled Down the ahmdms ana
seated himself - q window. He
saW diners come from the hatel
and kept . sharp lockout Cor Al
bal I'D nof see him Cooper cnme
cut and struck dlnRonaily aerass
the street towards Ire olilce. and
Jeif .leard the rasp ef : key IN
the lock Sam came In, went -
his deak. struck q nafeh and
lllKhaed the lamp hat siood there.
When he sat down and took 40
some papers % examine JelI
poinisd NJ gun a hirn and aalA
81 right sun, SAM
Tha lawyer froxe, then siowiy
faisea hla eYeA he eould iusl
make out JETS dim form b. she
window. Jea sid. Il dropped IN
70 talk with you. / knew you haws
usen planted around town iooh.
tng Tor ne. 80 dont RAISE your
voacs Toe hiah and aont nsake
.le mistake q gong for q gxn-
re got up and went ever % thg
oeaM Maybe 70 better naks
sure PIT ID your handms
Cooper stared a. him stonily
oui ooeyeo lie said, ~You ean
Get away with thla. payna"
I'm dolna al right Stand 80
cooper stood up and 1en CIR.
elnd ne aesk ard toak tha As
ffum Us holster lie paland CoopeE
under the arms and felt ths hi.
sler 81 Re ahoulder gan la
fearhea ar0und and dF0w IA
OerrinEWF. huh Handy hffls
g1n Ne stepped back. broke thr
I Man and renewed tha TIVE lAl
almaA then tnnsna the DeFrinaaT
on ne desk Re carried TIE II
aroand ne dnsk wiih hin. puIied
hA1 air closer ard So down
sa car BE- seated now. San,
sut Keep your hands On ne desk
iusa want N talk % yea IL
sfudled TIE nnnn for q moment
lnKurtng he besa line q spproaeh
Tea know. Sam. l hmwunt any.
hing per1onai against you. ia
D4aEa efo doubie-cruasnd nan.
fou gave ne Q dirty deal. huf
tell for Diana ard fell bard and
- NY svmpathies are Ell wish
go. Ioa hgafs en msFFying hss.
ma A. eamssmmasa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-14
Joys
To Be Christian
Science Study

TIE opportuniiy wAlrh each ess
has y look sway ffum lhs lima.
tions 81 martalily 20 tAa tDya e
Immortality will hs empAasifrd a
serxsces b. Ell Chrisiian scisnca
chufehaa tomaFFuw whan tks -.
aet e Ne lessee ssrmen 10 -
Metals and lmmoTlalss
A vsrsa frum ! corinfkianB flai
81 faruiaAea he Col6aa Tan.
A. ws have borns uha lmaes e
We sarthy. Ne SAL alse hear -
imsss q ths hsavanly.~
blele passages lnrln4si ia
that b our God b tha cod e 80.
vaiian. and unis Cd tks Lnrd -.
loae Ne Issues ffum 6aalhs
Psalms @Nl.
This siistioa frum fAs ckFirisn
Seieaee texfbook. ''8elsmea "a
Health with Key - fhs seripiurss~
~ Mary baksF E61y ~ q rss6,
"Man. eoserned ~ lmmsgsai
Mind. y siwaYs bsauflfd al
grnnd. Eaeh saeefedlna year -
folds. wisdom. bssuiy. - -.
ness %. go.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-14

-
TEY spsna - e. h a.a ms
= naaF - 8aax, piekaain9 ~
heEne e. grnaA He mgvea d1wn
lAo alqpe towards tha SlnF b1lld-
ma hMlna the lay 81 tha Ind IN
- mhnA ehnmainN tha cmmmn hm
mazz1 4nllnw II thn daxknnna
Thore wura mnn aoDma e. plnna
10 WHSLE tma are emea 10 nmw
Dana when saaa enma eft q tnhn
4 1hnEt a1HuA Whaa il 49, cute
dnxk ~ - - - hnrna 80 80
I'm 90 cloun - tha h1ma - ~
dnfm4 go mada rs way e. fnsa
ssewiy, snuaaonnlys aiart every
a. aAs frinRs e aress 80 &c
hon8a he wmi1a6 mnail - wma
ere - guaEas bed beam puntnd
ear e had. IN ran QniatlY -
lAa SHADOW e ne hazasa mnd cir
samd % ne gallery. He stole 10
60 thia alNkad hananlh - Hell
e wlm4ow, a1rniahammn6 q IS
dDuE. ha FaAmad ~ laneh annalv
ard fosna tha deer unbmFTaA Ha
opena9 s swiftly. sl4pped innlda
and elnand i hehinA HIN. nimma
was seatea u q - CHAR near
- tahla. Fsaaing ~ - Ia e
q PARKER lara
Re waiknd Quiegly 10 ehnir
- ouEalda - circle q uglt Ard
st down he sid muflly. ~Gona
ewmminR, Mr. nnmAnm
So dFqpped de hook. afiann.
in9. her he'd tuFned slowly ard
aha $50 I'm 81 onmmmd haF npm
rs 60 covered heE. Ma sad
Deaf make = pep 81 IL pat :
nlng FiKht thFeuah that Ioweiy
9 I ca hsap 4 ! - wan( .
Ne eomiA ne rcd &c exprns-
go on her faea becauas aha lnmp
was b0hind heF. ~ Ne eoulA faal
TIE tnlsnalty &C hew stare nnd
knew her eyes were not enFm-
ngwsr-hlna 1T pais ard eoi6
LIE Go On aaa@
He sd Z called 10 30 No
n2apecaa - tha hinRaal nuehnR.
Shaker In these unilad Samlaa. Yea,
dmriinG you sire played h cute.
- cute khai ny anger nt 90 r.
Slowly ehmm9ea ~ admlFasien.
AamiEaafan ana nmuaRmGmk Wall
and - al me-au saeknra
Ard no. it'a Sam Coopsr.
Yuuaru eraxygs Her wuleu
wannt aweRe nuws IL gratad
SAN Coopsra ny lnwyeE.
4 mow. Thnf'n whnrw yumFs
making yUur mistake. trylnn e
pay . lawyer fw q sssckeF. Law.
ysxw are smart and not na mll
lxusting. They're tralnad q ghink
- Feaaon - pian And thaY deal
scar tnsar hearts on their sleeve.
lac poar, dumb ematiemen II ~
= ARE enhama yoa eonked ID Be.
sween 49, On mnnpnaa IL Ma
really 80 whe did tks seeking.
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1 h.t planf ] dusl hnsw vhaa
yuufs talklng aho1s
Yea yuu Ca r. plan 10 marry
cd cam Demfnn tAen hazFnp klm
lo9 - that ysu'd iaharik"
Ne heard tha sllghi gasp ahe
save and knew he had scored q
buli1ayA He went On ouickly,
Ca doat wuExy. Moody en-
prove a. Nuha4y even Suspects Il
but ne. and youve soc ne pretty
Vel Nwe4 y - Toa eat hep
= tor yourself 08Fhnms yun cant
make . Hueknr 81 Sam Instead
hes eolng - nlakH one e yon.
whai % yom maanf@ N waa
almogl . marl ~ Ne caaeha De
hlnt e fer n har voice.
why. sans a lawyer; . smart
mean1 - aaafe - o. waallh
VITA . am-eAmm ahommirl9 III
lYuu 60 - 80 whob crazy. ri
- So 6am - i al axad =
a1e - g 80 before 20 even
maFriad Dan Dumaon Hen pruh.
nbty ~ - by yon oa and Il
lye9 tzFn dnwn - peily aiIar b
mnheA hsn N nans marder e.
-Els ean1 I diAnV IN d.
0nion IL We waa scornfal
Ssws pa dian1 Bus poe wsrs
nlnma On tha fnmeh via nan
sam mkHht - ale 60 show thai
ly0a killed I'm riahi thare 80
than move6 ~ hody ca On o.
FnnFe where 4 was found"
That's Fidiculuus I eanf ride
ean1 drive ! woaldm't even b
shla ~ hitch Q hnrua 10 q waR0m.
We have omlv your eva wurd
Cor thaL daFling. Anybody wilh
lazy ease q aa ean haek : horas
late Tie Gbaft& You might even
have had Dan hiteh Nd Cor yoa
before yon killo6 Inn. You might
even have - hlnn drive you q
tie place WHERE he wnn found
- 49, AAMA&A go - - &
little panlrhy mnw.
@Wnn haf IL wag I heard 4
lhey founa - horss grazing e
Itha ran9as lie got up. Well IL
ha amhling alonw I'm aulnR d
ntnma oulxide TIE door and watch
pa for q whil9s II you nave q
iea ct q yen I'D eartainlY plue
lyou nn1 take No ehnneea ] donl
Iwnna - % thaf ID nanch rnfhaI
wali ard Sc Sam hand Il 10 you
l0oodnlghl dsar. Pleasant night.
lmaruxf
A sssd ~ "a planaed Il
lonly = took rect
IuE RODE % - tran whkck
"A fnlbwed thn crest on shs
lweat aido ef the valley and
leamped there fw the nlghf Al
dawn he wma - and watching
He watched uulI late In the af.
ternooa allowing himself only
tlme enomwh 30 make Silwerstons
ley aaak Ne entmed Ne town u
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restored and ne sacrifices rssum.
Cd. bui ne people bad nei reaped
any q the promised rswnrds rheFe
I'D developed . spri q anlmoslty
toward God. ths priests wers 40
venly IN TIER saerifsces they q
Tered. ard tie peepls neEieeted
sheir Tsmpls daes u Il q pieturs 81
. dying ehurcA.
There must have hsea = reasoa
81 this tiiuation. The peopie I'D
neglected paying tier dust. Ghs
saeriflees they offered eost then
nothing. they save Cod . mere
pitianee ard IN return ines suffaF
81 . drought en tier land and :
plague Il locusis. hey wuadered
why. Malaehl answers the eaetfiun.
he tells then % ~ honoFahie 3.
gain. - stand before God MA
clean hands and q clean heari. d
pay Cod their tithe and oflcr ths
beasts and fruit Of the land thal
means something. They um then
resp TIE hesslngs e God snd II
wi open 90 the windgws q
heaven. and pour yoa oul : bless
inG tat there shah nol ba RON
enough 10 receive H."
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ne Corinthian ehureh. Pad was
noi only . great tAsaloaIan. ~ h
was . finsucler a. eel Ha Wat a
praciieal sboui moaey a. a sae
eessfui bsnker. Hs knew thsi I
me ehurcA ohservsd ths grace 4
Eiving. nat God w0uid pour oul
upon tAem heaalngs abandanfly
To minister a. q rule Il ~ a.,
peetsd - knoS saythine aboul
money. Howsxer Ne genefally find.
nat be must BE- q good linaneies
- pay his way thruuEh culleRs ana
Ne seminary, live In al aeespiahle
manner IN TIE community 90 IL
snail salary alloUed. thsn h 81
dliioa. siothe. feed and sdaeats Nj,
ehndren. I knew e ne oas ~
ean SET ~ mach ct Fl . Inv eenl
! anllar - Q breaches.
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, ther eva operating expenses a.
! also % have > colieciion raady ~
I ne per vken he arrived. N.
. speaks a TIE "firsi day AZ a.
! week" vhirh 10 the fret indica
. tea nat Sunday was observed a
. ne day Il worskip. Thsn here /
ne insfrnetinn - that "we las B,
, ban IN store. a. Ne may prosper
thai - eolleelons b. nade whss
! ] cone" Tat means nat us giys
. : percentage e cur lacome. . &C.
. fate amount. Regular. plannss
! giving h Q slgn q honesi thankfai
| nsss snd 4 we Try 81 Wen M.
hat 4 hrings satisiaetion On.
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! sboui puiiina . eots h ne Eel
! lection 4 generally means nat
Il less than ths the. Malsehi askl
! WI . man rob Sod7" fo
. answer.
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. treat droaght Wells and stream
I wsrs Ell cry. a little giFi prsyeI
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TAMPA. I6aAs - - FHsmss
eredited . IT-ysaFeld hahy siiasl
yesterday wssA ssviag shs Ives q
fear yeunEaiaFs snd flgkflng 4
singie handsd battle % kesp thetl
koms I'm baEnlng dowa.
Tne hahy sitter. sAlFiav Lena.
rukhed lhe ehndren % ne saissy
.ef = nearby ear whea IRE hrnks
ct IN q kiiehea san lata Thuryday
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Movie Banned

NEW T0RK IA KoFean wal
moyis FspaFtsdiy has bssa hanned
e. Broadwsy hseauss tAs verbs
dams ard ''hell' "a heard n h.
A eompsny spakssman sid ths
msaion pacanra. whieA ahgws aeinal
esmhst n Ksrsa wilh ~ cis e. ~
cast. was turned dvwn ~ O. nFsau
sfhcs-en neeney 81 10 By ths
TIN in6assry - sinai arhiasr e.
all fllma.
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Music OF Six
Composers viii
Be Presented

slK famoss eomossrr ass Esp
Fesentsa n the musie q fleming
Street Meshodia chuTrh % sas-
DAY. Mrs.. claud sails. owEaHlst.
an epsn ne 10 .. a. serves
wlth ne loved IS famllar Lar.
@" from Dvurak's New Wor.d
sympAsay. Mrs.. CARES Thomp.
sea wil slnx the 30 a the a..
them 20 gsaus I tavs PEomissd. "
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ni9ht. Thea sha fest ne namas
wiih 3 eontainar e waier untl IRE.
men arrives.
The parenas, Mr. nd Hrs. poag
Hysiop. arrived Sme frem :
aQaaFe danea 70 30 J4lle Arm.
., Lyna. Z: glmmia. 3. sn9 Sara.
1 wairhina shs aames b uon9sF
Thev werp wrspped n VARS
eankess
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when ahe wuka. haF &C Us -
ed with uatsF. o. ker way koms
she stopped - gIxs . gasping 60
q dFlnk Ard her enp tuwnne r8vef.
Whea she ofIsred 4 d ker melkar,
ne mother sid. Ne. eve h q
omeune mere slrk Ehan | IN, -
ne cup Turned - ed A n<siT
stranger knoeked Il ne 6oor 80
as shs offered tie e. % tha
Stranger, & became encFaIlo6 Wll1
dlanonds shs m0mGni IIa ln1eAa1
H. AZ sod stewards ne shguld he
honsst snd failkfd 80 cedB
Glila.