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1t. Gen. James M. Gavin.
who retired from Army duty
IN March after disagreelng with
Defense Department policy.
says there was deception and
duplicity" IN the Pentagons
treatment OF the Army's COM
inanders.
Gen. Gavin also quoted one
unidentified chief Of stan as
saying that former Secretary Of
Defense Charles z. Wilson was
the most uniformed man. and
the most determined TO remain
40. that has ever been Secre-
tary."
Gen. Gavin made his state
ments In the FIRST Of two arti-
cles published yesterday by Life
magazine from Gen. 0avin's
forthcoming book. war and
Peace in the Space Age" CHar-
per a. BroSD.
Disputes Charge
Mr.. Wilson. reached at his
summer home In Boyne City.
Mich. said:
Gavin has no basis for his
comments. He was not that
close TO me. I talked 10 him
only on rare occasions"
Then he added:
81 know Gavin and he is
Just another overly inflated
Army officer with an exagger-
atsd regard Of his ability.
Hes just trying to sell his
book"
In the article from the book
Gen. Gavin said:
l. There is a great deal
wrong with the Nations de-
lenses. including the missile
lag. The United States is in
mortal danger. with Russia
steadily increasing its ballistic
missile capability. This lag will
last for three and more likely
five years. depending upon the
effort this country is willing
TO make.
2. The manned bomber of the
Air Force sis facing early
obsolescence" and will become
obsolete when anti aircraft
missiles carrying nuclear war
heads are on site in large
numbers. Gen. Gavin presum-
ably was referring to the
Army's Nike Hercules missile.
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sites already established at
Washington. New York and
Chicago.
Other crews win return TO
the White Sands. N. NJ.
Proving Ground and ~. Bliss.
Tex.
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paid more than tis.soo q year.
the present maximum for the
top aide 10 q Senator.
Sponsors Of the bill said
they expect little opposition 20
the pension proposal. There
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30

privilege 10 send up 10 1000
pieces Of mail a month free Of
charge. The appropriation for
q stan could not exceed that Of
a Senator from the Amallest
State. No assistant could be
, 1958-04-23
Architect for Deep
Wotar Pier Coming
For Conference

Emil Praeger who drew up
plans for the deep water pier
III Frederiksted is due to arrive
here on Monday, April 2S,
1858, it was made known
today,
Mr.. Praeger will confer with
Government Secretary John
D. Merwin and also the secre-
tary Of the St. croix Port
Authority.
, 1958-04-23
Personnel Mention

Mrs. Mary Pilot, clerk in
the office Of the Department
Of Education is on vacation.
She went to St. Thomas for
the Carnival.
Mrs. Pilot is leader Of the
newly organized Girl Scout
Troop called the Brownies"
, 1958-04-23
Manufacturers Of
New Type Pdnel
Homes to Constr. One

Two representatives of a
firm that manufactures what
is known as panel type homes,
visited here recently and made
preliminary arrangements to
build a pilot Home, inciden-
tally, on property belonging to
one. They are Edward H. Lam
Continued on page AZ
, 1958-04-23
Achievement Tests
To be Given in All
v |. Public Schools

Beginning April 80, 1858.
achievement tests will b e
given in all public schools Of
the Virgin Islands. Glasses to
be included are: sixth, ninth
and twelfth grades.
In St. Croix the testing pro
gram will be conducted by
hrs. Hulda Joseph, Elemen-
tary Supervisor a n d Mrs
Pearl 1. Byrd Larsen, Director
OF High Schools.
In St. Thomas the program
will be conducted by Mrs.
Joseph and Miss Gladise Ga
briel. Miss Gabriel is Supervi.
sor of Kindergartens.
, 1958-04-23
Army Specialist on
MdneuvArs With
8O2d in Germuny

Germany : Specialist Third
Class Milton A. Barnes, whose
wife, Olive, and mother, Mrs.
Olivia Barnes, lives in Fred
eriksted, recently participated
in a six week firing exercise
with the 8O2d Field Artillery
Battalion in Germany.
Specialist Barnes, a truck
driver in the battalion's Bat
terry G, entered the Army in
August 1856 and arrived in
Europe in December Of that
year.
The 21-year-old soldier at
, 1958-04-23

Alfonso Parisa, %, of Estate
Anguilla, Christiansted, poured
kerosene over her body after
alleged disagreement in a love
affair, applied a lighted match
to her body and ran blazing
from the house at about 7:55
on Monday night. She kept
crying"I want to die"
Police officers noticed the
speeding ambulance and made
inquiry. They were informed
that a stove had blown up and
injured the young woman.
They went to the home and
found a three-quarter gallon
of Kerosene oil; there was no
stove. She was the mother of
two children, i was learned.
She died, according to the
Police report, at sos Tuesday
morning.
, 1958-04-23
CdrnivuI Committee
Reports on
Contributions to Fund

A report received from the
Virgin Islands Carnival Com
mittee, of which Omar Brown
is chairman, gives the follow
ing detailed report of receipts
by the Finance Committee, Of
contributions to the Fund.
The Virgin Isle Hotel con-
tributed $500; Bluebeard's Cas-
tie Hotel and Beach Club $3.50,
A. H. Rise, $3.50; and volun-
tary contribution frorl the
general public $126.31. The
following gave 500 each:
Caribbean Hotel, Cavanagh's,
Inc, Compass Rose, Flamboy-
ant, The Gate, West Indian
Continued on page Al
&. 2
, 1958-04-23
Administrative Asst.
Me- drlurA Completes
Yeor in Office

Today marks the first ami
versary Of Alva G. McFarlane
as Administrative Assistant to
the Governor for St. Croix.
Mr.. MeFar1ane has since
been doing a commendable
Job, despite certain limitations.
, 1958-04-23

tended Frederiksted H ! g h
School.
, 1958-04-23

Miss Lena Abel, who went
to Trinidad as a delegate from
the Vocational Department of
the Christiansted High School,
will stop in St. Thomas on her
return, to join the Virgin Is
lands Vocational Teachers
who are having their annual
conference of the american
Vocational Association.
Miss Abel and Mrs. Cyril
Michael, the st. Thomas dele
gate, will make a report to the
members Of the Association.
, 1958-04-23

C1uSl " give Wlt1llIl
the Islands an opportunity to-
10 participate in the Carnival.
J The proclamation also de-
clares the entire week of April
20 to 18th Carnival Week. It
states in part that Carnival "in
the Virgin Islands is a time Of
good cheer and friendliness,
and brings everyone on the
Islands closer, in the spirit Of
good humor and harmony, to
his fellowman also that
1T does much to bring to the
attention Of people IN other
parts of the world the beauty
and charm Of our Islands, and
at the same time does much to
aid our economy ~"
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-16

cuentos infantiles de occidente.
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-16

WASHINGTON, MARIO 49,
(UP).-Una nueva teoria de
que Cristobal Colon avisto la
primera terra del nuevo num-
do 200 millas al norte de donde
la historic asegura que 10 hizo,
sc enuncia en- un informe publ
cado aqui por la institution
smithsoniana.
Ell iinforme correspondence
fue preparado por Edwin Ling y
su esposa. Marian ALI un viaje
en- que intentaron seguir la ruta
de Colon en- SUI primera traVesia.
Intentaron hacerlo aprovechan
do las referencias del diario del
descubridor y la apariencia fl
sica de las islas que visitaron en-
ell proceso de reconstruction.
"Una de las conclusiones ma
yores (de los Link) es que San
Salvador, Ell lugar de la primera
recalada, fue en- realidad una is
la del archipielago de Caicos Y
no la isla Waiting, que Sc ALA
unas 200 millas al noroeste, que
Sc menciona en- amos recientes",
dice ell informe, para anadir:
LA description que hizo Co
lon de SUI primera recalada CO.
rresponde a la IONA de las Cal
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-16
.Nueya Teoria Sobre Desembarco
&c. .~t.
en- America de Crist6baI Colon

cos, segun senalan los Link, en-
tanto que la isla de Waiting no
coincide en- muchos aspectos. Ell
nombre indio de la isla era de
Guamini o '1ugar de mucha
aqua. Ell d%escubridor escribio
que Guamini era "muy grande y
muy llama, con verdes arboles y
mucha aqua. En- ell centric hay
una gran laguna. Asimismo la
isla fue descripta por Las Casas
ell escriba de Colon, como de for
ma de judia y de unas Is leguas
de largo. En- tanto que la isla de
Caicos Sc aiusta a la descrinci0n,
la isla de Waiting es solo de I'm
tercio del largo y su forma es
de rombo.
"Col6n registr6 haber visto
una luz cuatro horas -antes de
avistar San Salvador. ST hubiera
estado acercandose a la isla Wa
Ting, este habria sido impossible
segun los Link, puesto que no
hay islas al este de ella en- min
guna direction, y en- la ocuri-
dad de la noche no podfa haber
canoas de indios tan mar aden-'
tro. Pero al aproximarse a Cal
cos, Colon podia haber visto ia
cilmente una luz en- o cerca, de
la isla Turk, que Sc ALA unas 20
millas al sudeste de C%aicos".
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-16
FL cenio de PerraUIt Vive AGn
PULGARCIT0 CUMPLE 261 AMOS

La teoria de la reencarnacion,
o de la transmigraci6n esprit
tual, O de la inmortalidad den
tro de una galaxia de tempo Y
no, como Sc cree, en- la eterni-
dad cosmica, podrfa disponer de
I'm argumento encantador: "Pul-
garcito", ell heroe del famoso
"Cuentgs de Hadas'', aparecidos
Ell 10 de Mario de 1867, cuando
ell genial escritor frances estaba
en- visperas de cumplir setenta
amos. En- ese volumen Sc incluian
los ::Conutes de ma Mere POye"
Charles Perrault, autor de los
criticados entonces por los ter
nos buscadores de motives para
alimentar la envidia propia, ase-
gurando que Perrault era plagia-
rio, apoyandose en- historias pa
recidas de diversos origenes, al
gunos muy antiques. De esos
amargados nadie Sc acuerda aho-
"a, despues de ESQ amos, y en-
cambio ell heroe creado por Ell
escritor calumniado esta en- mi
Homes de labios que 10 pronun-
clan en- centenares de lenguas
Y dialectos- de TODD ell mundo,
especialmente entire los ninos
que son los criticos mas impair
ciales y desinteresados que Sc
puede imaginar,
Naturalmente que en- todas las
literaturas fantasticas, hay crea-
clones muy semejantes al "Pul-
garcito" de Perrault. Sc encuen-
ira en- algunas de las n~arraciones
del Pentameron, pero elias mis-
mas Sc asemejan mucho a la lie,
yenda africana del "Heroe Ma
homa'', la cual, a SUI vez, halla
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-16
Per ALEXANDRA SUx

parallels en- las relaciones "his-
t6ricas" del "Katha-S arit-Saga-
RAJ, leyendas en- realidad que Sc
confunden con las egipcias que
tradujo Maspero y situ6 Preussl
entire los siglos XII y XIII an
ties de nuestra Era, confundien-
dose, ash 10 ~sAnscrito con 10
egipcio. Pero todavia Sc uuede
remontar hasta los primeros cul-
tos chinos del "Sha-Hoi-King'.
los de Sandebar y los mas tras-
cendentales de Bactiar Nameh
de Naschili, que fueron la base
de los otros inmortales de 'Las
Mil y Una Noches', al ser tradu-
cidos al arabe. Lo unico en- que
estan generalmente de acuerdo
los que han buceado en- ell ITEM
pc para hallar la filiacion de los
cuentos maravillosos sobrenatu-
rales, es que, en- general, todos
tlenen un origen hindu, sobre to-
do despues de los trabajos del
orientalista aleman Bentley, que
parece haber agotado ell conoci-
1niento sobre este asunto de los
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-16
LAS CARTAS

LAS CARTAS
0uerida Amsranta: Llevo va.
rios amos de casada con un hon.
bre en- quien punca he observa'
do mucho interes pOr mi o por
nuestro hogan Mi queja princi'
pal era 10 POGO que me sacaba de
casa, sus pocOs deseOs de d~istraer
me. Llegue a Cansarme de rOgar.
lie y llorarle. EntretantO, cOnoci
q un joven que Sc pOrtaba bien
conmigo Este iOven al que solo
lleg6 a unirme una leve amistad
tuvo que transladarse a Otro es-
tado. Confusa y %aburrida, Sc me
ocurri6 escribirIe al muchacho
varias cartas, confesandOle mi
amor a las cusles no Sc tOm6 la
molestia de c0ntestar Ese coma
to de ayentura fracasada me hi
10 reaccionar y comprendi Guam
estupidamente habfs destruido
mi hogar y mi felicidad. Porque,
81 bien mi espOsO no sOspecha ma
da de este, desde entOnces no
me he atrevido a mirarle cara a
cara. Ahora es cuando me doy
cuenta de 10 que vale mi esposo,
de 10 que significa para mi, de la
iigereza de M conducta. ST lie
sconfesara que escribi esas cartas,
Ell lamas me perdonaria. 81 csc
Joven regresara y quisiera ha.
Ger usO de elias produciria mi
ruina. Este problema me esta vol
viendO loca, porque la curioso
es que Jamas senti NADIA de aque.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-16

De Visita
Muy de placemes Sc hallaba en-
dias pasados la gentil DANA cuba
ma sonora Lita Marty con la vista
de SUI primorosc ~nietecito, GRECO
nv Charles Bowen, quien vino de
West Palm Beach. en- donde reside
con u padres senior Charles E.
Bowen y sonora. Shirley de Bowen,
a gozar de una temporada de va
caciones a su lado.
Jueqo de cartos
La sonora Adelita Quinones de
RiverO ofreci6 I'm animado iuego
de cartas y sabrosa merienda en-
81 Residential de Coral Gables en-
tardes pasadas para festejar a un
grupo intimo de sus amistades.
Despedida
Por la via aerea salem hoy hacia
Camagiiev Cuba, a gozar de unas
semanas de recreo allado de SUI
familia. ell senior Santiago Burillo
V sonora, Evangelina Rios de Burr
Ito.
Los despedimos cordialmente
cumpleoHos
Nos complace felicitar cordial
mente al simpatico nino Willy
Braun Vale con motive de la gra-
ia celebration de Sill cumplealos
en- ell dis de manana y desearle
que goce de muchos amos mas de
vida, al lado del carino de todos
los suyos.
Llegara manana a I'm nuevo ano
de vida ia primoroSa ninita Marie
Iglesias, hija del senior Abelardo
Iglesias y sonora, Nerza de lyle
sias, miembros estimados de nues-
ira colonia hispanoamericana.
La felicitamos carinosamente y
lie deseamos una larga existencia,
plena de alegrias y bienestares.
%%*
Llegara mafana lunes a sus Gin
co amos de edad Ell gracioso nino
Luis Antonio Borges, hijo del Sc
nor Luis BOrges y sonora, Matilde
de Borges, miembros estimados de
nuestra colonia hispanoamericana.
BESIDE ahora lie enviamos nues-
tras ~sinceras felicitaciones y votos
pofque goce de una prolongada y
prospera existencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-16
PARA CORRESPONDENCE PO. BOX sss. MIAMI, FLORIDA

I'm calido saludo para ell aprecia-
do caballero senior Adolfo PerdO-
mo quier celebrara en- ell dia de
mahana la grata OCCASION de su cum
pleanos.
Nos complace enviar I'm cordial
saludo al estimado caballero senior
Miguel Burgos con motive de la
grata celebration del a~niversario
de SUI nacimiento en- ell dia de hoy.
Nos complace enviar nuestras
sinceras fe~licit4ciones a la gentil
dana sonora Fina Sober de Gar
cfa con motive de la grata cele-
bracion del an.versario de SUI ma
cimientc en- ell dfa de mafana.
Rodeada del carino de sus seres
queridos celebrara mafiana la gra
ia OCCASION de su cumpleanos la
preciosa nina Yolanda Moye Jovet,
a quien nos es grato enviar nues-
tras felicitaciones muy especiales
y votos por SUI ventura personal.
@x@
Nuestros parabienes para Ell
apreciado caballero senior Gabriel
PatriciO Gonzalez con motive de
ia grata celebration del aniversa-
rio de SUI nacimiento en- ell dia de
manana, y nuestros votos porque
disfrute de muchos amos mas de
vida.
(Pasa a la Pagina SEIS)
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-16

Ell grupo esta integrado por Leo
ma Malerba, Diana Joyce y las ge-
melas Carmen y Maria Tulsa So
riano, todas muchachas de 10 amos
de edad.
Ell conjunto fue presentado con
gran exito en- ell bale de corona
cion de la Reina del Junior Orange
Bowl, y desde entonces ha sido
muy solicitado para particular en-
diversos actos. Su proxima actua-
cion sera hoy domingo, 9 las 800
de la tarde, en- ell Hollywood Bowl,
en- ell Festival de Naciones que ha
sido organizado en- honor del AL
calde de Dublin, Irlanda, duien Sc
encuentra de vista en- los Estados
Unidos.
Reina gran interes en- este festi-
val y no hay duda que las mucha-
chas que representation a Espana
10 haran con ell garbo y salero que
las distingue..
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-16
coniunto de BaiIes EspunoIes
del Miami Conservatory
In el Festival de Noeiones de HOLLYWOOD

Gran acogida por parte del pd.
blico ha tenido un conjunto de bal
les espaholes recientemente forma-
do por cuatro senoritas que estu-
dian bajo la direction de Adrina
Otero, notable profesora que diri-
sc las classes del Miami Conserva-
tory en- sus salones del Biscayne
Boulevard y del 260 Giralda Street,
en- Coral Gables.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-16
Aniversorio Motrimoniol

Aniversorio Motrimoniol
Manana celehraran la grata oca-
sion de su aniversario .conyugal ell
senior Julian de la .Fe y sonora,
Ana r. de la Fe, miembros estima-
dos de nuestra colonia hispanoame-
ricana residente en- Miami.
BESIDE ahora les enviamos nues-
tras calurosas felicitaciones y vo-
tos por ST. bienestar personal.
Bodcs de Lana
Celebraran manana sus Bodas de
Lana, siete amos de venturosa union
matrimonial, la gentil pareia puer-
t%orriquens tornado por ell senior
Cruz Martinez y sonora, Carmen
Guadalupe de Martinez.
Para ellos, nuestras mas caras
felicitacinnes y deseos de que dis
fruten de muchos amos mas de ca
-rino %conyugal.
Bodos de PorceTono
En- ell dia de malana celebraran
la fausta OCCASION de sus Bodas de
Porcelana veinte amos de ejemplar
y venturosa union matrimonial, Ell
senior Juan NOriega Calder y Sc
nora, la gentil DANA panamena,
dona Narcisa Barrfa de Noriega.
Vayan para ellos nuestras mas
calidas telicitaciones Y votos fer
yientes porque disfruten de mu-
chos amos mas de compression on
yugal.
Aniversorio Matrimonial
Nos complace enviar nuestras
sinceras felicitaciones a la gentil
pareja peruana senior David Oh.
Sanguesa y sonora, Tulsa ROggero
de Sanguesa, con motive de la gra-
ia celebration del a~niversario de
SUI matrimonio en- ell dia de mana.
ma.
- 3"
NGeimiento
Sc encuentra de placemes ell ho-
gar tornado por la gentil y joven
pareja cubana, senior Oscar Her.
nandez Y sonora, Hilda Hevia de
Hernandez, con la llegada de su
primogenito ocurrida con toda fe.
lic1dad en- dias recientes en- esta
ciudad.
Vayan para ell recien nacido, que
llevara ell nombre de Alexis Geor.
&c, y para sus dichosos padres,
n%ueStros parabienes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-16

Ito que escribi. que ese joven no
me interesa 10 mas minimo, que
estoy enamorada de mi esposo.
iDehere escribfrle de nueyo SD.
plicandole que me devuelva las
cartas? SQue pOdre hacer, DiOs
mi0?.
MARY
Los hombres son muy petulan-
tes; apenas hay uno que no Sc
crea I'm Don Juan. Por ESQ, 81
listed escribe de nuevo al mu-
chacho asegurandole que las fra
ses de amor que listed lie dirigio
no eran en- realidad sine frases
de intima augusta, no Sc 10 va a
Greer. Y ademas con razon. En-
ell momento que las traz6 listed
al igual que la Madame Bova-
nv, de Flaubert-- estaba empe-
NADIA en- enamorarse v Sc enamo-
no cerehralmente del primero
que lie sali6 al paso. Pero lc6-
me meter esta complication psi
cologica en- la cabeza de csc jo-
ven? FL esta convencido de que
listed Sc enamoro de sus ire
sistibles encantos masculinos, y
ESQ es TODD.
81 lie escribiera de nuevo,
ei interpretaria SUI carta como
I'm deseo de remozar Ell asunto,
Y quizas la contestant ahora AFR
mativamente. Por otra parte, 81
piensa sacar provecho de esas
tContinda en- Ia Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-16

n,ruanse Las cousultas a BUzoN SENTIMENTAL. p. o Bcx SN
international Airport. Miami "a, Fla. Rogamos a los lectofes 0
lectoras u frmen ss cartas con IN pseudonimo 0 iniciaie@
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05
ELK days sseh week. Mr.. White ssid failure 81 NJ Isber
mevspenf 10 give svesN 4ippers eAk publids(hn wss
n"s - fhs fsstovs figuring in Ahs svspsnslen.
Rad China Ills



In recent months chnss rulers themselves have como
Ae realize they face mammoth problems Even with the
powers OF coercion end monalithe planning 81 kss
msnd, Just TO keep the nation from laundering will pvt
them to test Here are big reasons why:
. TOO MANY PEOPLE ON TOO LiTTLE LAND
chinss pcpvstion Of b4ooooo0o burssenns IT. 5000
600 year-smosf ths figure for New York State Win
roughly fovrsths Of rural each farmer averages only
about ons-half sers.
In recent Of This human nvndsfios Pspins
is VIGOROUSLY PRoPAcATiNc "FAAILr PLANNING"
Unable TO supply enough manufactured eontrsesptIvss
has frsntcsIy recommended such for wemsn
TO swallow live tsdposs. HOW SOON THE BIRTH CON-
TRoL MOVEMENT WILL PRODUCE A POPULATION
SHOWDOWN IS CRITICAL BUT uNANsWERAeLE
QUESTION.
. RESISTANCE - AND INADEQUATE YIELD -
DOWN ON THE FARM The peasants bear by tsr the
heaviest burden Of indvsirszstion get by far the
least from IT, Their produce is chinss foreign 4rsds
supplies the factories and feeds the workers. Mes and
TO hold onto enough 10 feed their families they hsvs
eesed grains esrmarksd for taxes and forced purchase
was probably Mao Tse-tvng desire get firm control
the peasants that caused Communist party workers 10 push
through eoeetivzaton svsrisy than the Rus.
SLAMS managed II. This TOO. resented.
= GROWING ENHANCEMENT OF THE WORKERS.
Production OF consumer goods has barely kept up with pop
vIson increase Food raons recently cut the cloth
ration sufficient TO make only cotton suit year
THE BROKEN BUBBLE or THE oNcE.DEvoUT.
Apathy reigns among the Party workers, vsonsriss Of
few years ago. odns guerrilla leaders entwnsd with
red tape At their postwar desks and youngsters
by vseistpg orders-"craek down." Ease vp"-from top
brass.
RESENTMENT AcAlNsT-AND WITHIN - THE
ARMED FORCES In food clothing and shelter these stall
warf defenders Of the ruling clique better of than
OF their eounrymen In fact many, though they
seriPees have grvmbIed at forced rehabilitation the
regime has sfreamned the services down about 1000
600. Recently Peping ordered their rstions Bit
partly. II seems to pIaeate the popuIaee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05
Fruehauf Maintains

VonfInUsd from BACK FageJ
Tight money also hurt"
Purchases deferred by many Of and
contract carrier customers because Of fhs and
availability Of money the Frvehsvf Trailer Co. head said
On the bright side, he noted:
Inventories reduced almost $40 million last year
Bank loans were cut almost 50 per cent-or by $40
mondvring The n months As of Yesterday bank loans
he added $l2.S million and unused confirmed bank
credit lines Of $2S million.
The new Frvshavf aluminium sxrvsor plant IN Dses-
tvr Ill., will be in operation in July enabling Tvs sub
sfantialN reduce inventory Of costly aluminium
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previous year.
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QUESTION: WRssAsh thsf man has IN Immortal sspi.
The Bible says than only God end Christ have Immortality
Ho~. then esn msn have IN stsvns sovI7 w
ANSWER: think you should read the BIbIs iissIs
more carefully TIE eIbs ssys ssfsrrns 10 redeemed men:
Neither can fhsyis any more for they equal unto the
angels and are the children Of God being the children Of
he resurrection" Luke 2o.36) Again. And whososver
Ivefh and bsiievsth In SHALL NEVER DE-" TO- 1i26
The word immortality means "dssfhIess" or eternal
The Bible again says But Is made manifest by shs
appearing Of Saviour Jesus Christ who hath abolished
DEATH and hsh brought life and immortality through the
Gospel" Il Tim. 1:lol
You can destroy your body. but you cannot kill your
soul.
inherent within most IF Us Is the beIjsf that We are
Immortal y feel IN myself the future te" said Meteor
Hugo y have never what seemed 10 me an atom Of
proof that there Is future fe" wrote Mark Twain land
YET am strongly inclined TO expect one"
Some morning you will read in the papers," AAoody
told group Of friends, THAT D. L. Moody Is dead Don't
believe word Of IT, At that shall be more olive
than am now. was born Of the flesh in 1887 was born
OF the Spirit in 1856 That which born Of the flesh will
die; that which born Of the Spirit shall live forever