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SatcheI Paige
To Receive
Sheepskin

WICHITA, Kan. - Leroy
(Satchel) Paige, age 50 or
whereabouts, joins the ranks
of those with sheepskins on
August 10.
The veteran baseball pitch
er who never went to college,
will receive a degree from the
National Baseball Congress
for being the leading gradu-
ate from the congress pro-
gram over the past 25-year
period.
'Satch' will wear the tradi-
tional cap and gown for the
presentation at the opening of
the 18th annual national nom
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back? - isaiah 14:27). The
hand is symbol of power and
doings. The Lords arm or
power was wonderfully reveal
ed to Israel throughout her
history in the Old Testament.
In the days of the prophet
Isaiah, the Assyrians sought
to suppress and defeat Judah,
and take her into captivity.
The AsSyrians should have
known that cursed is he that
curses Gods Israel Gen. 1913
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pro tournament here next
month.
Paige pitched in the first ma
tional tournament in 1895 and
set a strikeuot record which
still stands. He famed 60 bat
tiers in the 40 innings he pitch
ed - to lead the Bismarck, S.
d. team to the title.
Returning to his "alma ma
ter" three weeks ago, Paige
now plays for the Salina Blue
jays, and may qualify for a
chance to play in the national
tournament this year.
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ments in the hands of the
workman who use them, so was
Assyria an instrument in the
hands of the Lord to execute
his purpose. And just as the
tool being used cannot boast
itself against the workman as
having any power of itself, so
could not Assyria rightfully
boast itself of having any
power.
THE DIVINE PURPOSE:
'The Lord of hosts hath
sworn, saying, Surely as have
fought, so shall it come to pass:
and as / have purposed, SO
shall it stand" Gods pur-
pose and plan are immutable,
that is, they do not change
because of anything beyond
himself can do. God had pro-
nounced the doom of Babylon
by the mouth of the prophet
Isaiah, and what he had de-
creed he affirmed to remain
unchanged. "That will break
the Assyrian in my land, and
upon my mountains tread him
under foot: then shall his yoke
depart from off their shout
ders" This is reference
to the tribute which Judah
was being compelled to pay
to the Assyrian empire be-
cause of Judah's subjugation
to that power. God called Jul
dab his land and the noun
tains thereof his mountains.
This is the purpose that is
purposed upon the whole
earth: and this is the hand that
is stretched out upon all the
nations" Here the Lord
makes it evident that his plan
for the nations are irrevoc-
able and all nations are under
his power, Babylon and Assy-
ria as well as Judah and Is
rael. 'For the Lord of hosts
hath purposed, and who shall
disannul it? and his hand is
stretched out, and who shall
turn it back" - Gods way
with the nations is absolute.
There is no monarch of other
earthly power who can revoke
or rescind that which the Lord
has decreed for all the peoples
of the earth.
PRACTICAL POINTS ON
THE LESSON:
Gods great purpose in his
tory was to bring the Messiah
into the world to redeem sim
full men. Gods great purpose
in prophecy is to bring Jesus
Christ into the world the Sec
ond time to take over the gov
ernments of the world and
usher in universal peace. The
god of the human race is either
Christ or anti-Christ, and all
nations should beware what at
titude they will take toward
Christ. When any nation for
gets God and merely lives to
live in sin and populate hell,
then God has right to re-
strain them. All nations and
the history which they make
who ignore Christ, make a mis-
take, and eventually are bound
to meet doom or disaster.
THE BEATTY FAMILY of In
dianapolis, Ind, are in the city
visiting relatives and friends.
The family consist of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard E. Beatty and
their children, Howard, Jr.,
Paul Lee, Robert Lee and
Fred. Mrs. Beatty is better
known here as Mrs. Hazel"
Most of the family is on their
first visit to the southland and
all are expressing pleasure
over the friendly and cordial
reception they are getting,
from both relatives and
While here they have
greeted many old friends and
made many new ones. They
visited in the homes of Rev.
and Mrs. George A. Harper;
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and Mum. 24:9). God will be an
enemy to all His peoples en-
emies. The Lord of hosts, the
God of Israel, even the eternal,
true living God of heaven and
earth would make known that
He had purposed to break the
Assyrian yoke and no power
in heaven or earth could pre-
vent or defeat his purpose.
ASSYRIA GIVEN A MIS-
SION: 90 Assyrian, the rod of
mine anger, and the staff in
their hand is mine indigna-
ton" The idea of God
using a heather nation to &C
complish his purpose was a
new thought that developed
among the prophets of Israel.
In this particular verse of
Scripture from the prophecy of
Isaiah, Assyria is addressed as
the rod of Gods anger a ma
ton selected to punish the
people of Israel and of the rest
of the world because the ma
tions have done evil in the
sight of the Lord. This is not
to say that the Assyrians pos
sessed any special ethical or
moral qualities that qualified
them for this mission, for they,
too, were a sinful people, but
they were selected for the task
for reasons best known to the
Lord. 81 will send him against
an hypocritical nation, and a
gainSt the people of my wrath
will / give him a charge, to
take the spoil, and to take the
prey, and to tread them down
like the mire of the Streets
AS a means of furnishing the
children of Israel for their n.y.
pocrisy the Lord employed the
might of the Assyrians, a
strong and barbarous power
that was steadily rising to pre-
dominance among the nations
and that seemed destined to
be conquerors of the world.
Their mission was to admins
ter the wrath of God upon the
Israelites, to spoil them to con-
quer them, and to tread them
down as one would tread down
the mud of the streets over
which he walks.
"Howbeit he meaneth not so.
neither doth his heart think so;
but it is in his heart to de-
stroy and cut off nations not
a few" Israel entered into
a coalition with Syria, pagan
nation, to ward off attacks
from Assyria. Help from God
was not sought, and when Jul
dab refused to join the COM
pact she was attacked by Is
rael and Syria. Instead of
seeking help from the Lord,
Judah hired the Assyrians to
fight off the armies of Israel
and Syria.
GODS SUPREME SOVE-
REIGNTY:
Wherefore it shall come to
pass, that when the Lord hath
performed his whole work
upon mount Zion and on Jeru-
salem, / will punish the fruit
of the stout heart of the king
of Assyria, and the glory of his
high looks.
After the Lord finished visit
ing his wrath upon Judah and
Jerusalem he saw to it that the
Assyrians got the reward for
their misdeeds also.
The great palaces and other
buildings of magnitude, the
art and literature which had
been produced by the Assy-
rians through the years were
destroyed just as the prophets
of Israel said they would be,
For he saith, By the strength
of my hand I have done it, and
by my wisdom: for ! am pru-
dent: and | have removed the
bounds of the people, and have
robbed their treasures. and I
have put down the inhabitants
like a valiant man" The
very things of which the Assy-
rians boosted became one of
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MRS. Iona SANDERS of
Tuskegee Institute, Ala, is in
the city visiting relatives and
friends and is house guest of
her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Fuller.
She also visited in the home
of her former pastor, Rev. and
Mrs. George A. Harper and
many other friends while in
the city. She visited her
brother in Greenville and
friends in Carrollton, Miss.
She reports a very enjoyable
trip in her home state.
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MRS. MAMIE McKALRY
has returned home after spend
ing three weeks in Flint, Mich
igan where she visited her son
and grandsons and she brought
back with her three grandsons
to visit for a time. She re-
ports a pleasant vacation in
Flint where she met many
friends.
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MR.. WILL CARSON, age SO
years, died, August 10 and Fu-
neral services were held Au-
gust "a at $3.50 p. M. He
leaves to mourn his death, six
children, five grandchildren
and ten great grand children,
as well as a host of friends.
MRS. T. c. SMITH and Mrs.
G. G. Sawyer of Memphis,
Tenn, are in the city visiting
their brother and sister, Rev.
and Mrs. Georgia A. Harper,
other relatives and friends in
the state. While here they
were shown many social cour-
tesies by relatives and friends
in Greenville, Louisville and
Meridian. They report visit
filled with many pleasurable
experiences.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
BY Rev. George A. Harper,
511 Avenue G.,
Greenwood, Miss.
GODS HAND IN HISTORY

General Lesson Text-Isaiah
1O:5-34; 14:24-27 Print-Isaiah
ST; 12-15; 14:2427.
MEMORY SELECTION -
The Lord of hosts hath pur-
posed, and who shall disannul
1t? and his hand is stretched
out, and who shall turn it
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MR.. AND MRS. ISOM
TONNES of Chicago were the
house guest of Mr.. Townes'
brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Townes a few
days ago. They motored down
from Chicago and they also
visited Mr.. Townes' mother
and sisters in Memphis; Mrs.
Townes' mother, sisters and
brother in Little Rock, Ark.
and cousins in st. Louis, Mo.
They report a wonderful time,
meeting and greeting old
friends while in their home
state.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Randle Banks
and family; Mr.. George and
family. AS spokesman for the
family, young Howard Jr.,
stated that "never before have
they enjoyed more pleasant
visit or met more friendly peo-
ple." Young Howard states
that Greenwood is indeed a
town never to be forgotten.
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lConfinued from Page "
Liberal" IN AMERICA TODAY MEANS "cEN-
TRALISM"
The Primrose Path Of cenfrasn" is the prosy title
publication put out by the National Association
of Manufacturers but the work itself is careful appra
al Of how WE STARTED TOWARD cENTRALSM UNDER
THE NOTION THAT WE WERE REALLY BEING LIBE-
RAJ OR BECOMING LIBERAL, AND WHERE THE GEN.
TRALIST COURSE LEADS.
In these final days Of the Presidential campaigns, IFS
good time TO consider the meaning Of liberalism and the
intent Of The liberals.
ORIGINALLY. LIBERALISM MEANT THE LBERAT.
ING OF PEOPLES FROM THE RESTRICTIONS AND CON.
trolls OF GOVERNMENT. TODAY, THE MEANING IS
THE REVERSE AND THE LIBERALS WORK UNcEAsNc-
LY TO EXTEND GOVERNMENT INFLUENCE TO EVERY
DETAIL OF LIFE. --.------s
The result has BEEN the NJ. A. M document contends
that much exfrsneovs administration has been added
10 The work that Federal government designed TO do
that The President his Cabinet other highest level
usives have had 10 themselves with programs
increase the number Of bahivbs in Topeka at time when
attention TO the cold might have been wiser.
WHATEVER BECAME OF THE STATES, COUNTIES
AND TOWNS WHICH USED TO LOOK AFTER THE
NEEDS OF THEIR CITIZENS AROUND HOME? THEY
HAVE BECOME CLEARING HOUSES. PASSING PROB
LENS FROM CITIZENS UP TO WASHINGTON. AND
PASSING BACK WASHINGTON PROGRAMS TO THE cITI.
zENs. ~wzxw
The basis for This change OF Is the nationwide
illusion that such from Washington, and IFS
halter 70 spend Washinofons than Mwsukee BUT
ALL THE MONEY GOES TO WASHINGTON FROM THE
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE OFFICES THAT GATHER
" IN EVERY COUNTY. STATE, TOWN AND HAMLET IN
THE NATION. IT'S THE SAME MONEY. NO MISTAKE
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Immunity vindieated-

tconfinued from Page "
The decision, by Frederick M Ravbnger. STATE CON-
MISSIONER OF EDUCATION INVOLVED RULING BY
THE BERLIN TOWNSHIP SCHOOL BOARD IN CAMDEN
COUNTY.
The board had notified Herman A. Kressner that his
daughter Karen could continue TO attend classes vn-
less she given polio immvnizafion shots.
Mr. kressner objected arguing that II was against his
religious principles the child immvnized He SAID
HIS POSITION WAS GUARANTEED BY STATE LAW
AND THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION.
The school board argued that Mr.. kressner could not
rely law support his because he did not
belong religious group ard his objections ground
ed in personal rather than religious beliefs.
In overriding the board, Commissioner Raubnger cited
provision fheIaw dealing with polio immvnizaon in
public schools that exempts pupil If the parent guard
in writing that the proposed incubation would
interfere with he free exercise Of his religious principles
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~sVse w se'scs ~ : ~eoDs -
LeRl, SOME YEARS AGO. \ VERY GOOD LISTENER
NO INTERRUPTIONS. NO ARGUMENTS.
AND We oGliEvE II MAS ~ THE FALL Of IIsAs
YEAR THAT TpG yAsKs MlRAcuLouslv RECOVERED.
AND wooo Tp1e WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP. AFTER
sRookLYN HAD SLAUGHTERED THEIR PITCHERS ~
tn plasT TWO CANES
YANk's LARseNs PERFECT No-HITTER
elsYoN HOWARD PROFESSIONALLY. WAS GODS
INSTRUMENT TO BRING SACK THE yANKs STAFF -
AND LARSEN PITCHES A PERFECT NoHITTERi
elsToN HOWARD. no DOUBT. REMEMeeRep m
WRITER'S NARRATION or GODS VNOtcATioN Or
HIM SUNDAY, JUNE 30. 1917. AT NAvN FIELD. DE-
TRoiT. THE NIGHT BEFORE WE TALKED olvihElY
INSPIRED LEADERSHIP TO ~ COBB - WE WERE HIS
GUEST UNTIL GAME TIME SUNDAY THE NEXT DAY.
THE NECESSITY OF THE BIBLICAL DAYS, TO-
cETHER WITH coBBs SHARING JUST LITTLE or
OUR VISIT WITH THE OPPOSING MANAGER KID cleA-
SON. WHO GAVE US A STRANGE. FRIENDLY SMILE -
AND So CHARLEY RoeERTsoN. RECRUIT PITCHER,
MAKES HISTORY WITH A PERFECT NoHITTER. 20.
TscGRs LOSE A CLOSE GAME NEXT DAY. ALSO.
THEN THEY PLAY LIKE INSPIRED MEN - RISE FROM
LAST PLACE TO THIRD. IN THE BIBLICAL 4o-DAy PERL
Cd.
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Sore Throat
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Because Of the heart disease TO which II may
lead. rheumatic fever in the past has been major
Of death among children the report said But Of the 497
child patients studied three countries only three
per cent to have died Of this disease its
consequences much lower fatality than previously
reported by investigators.
ANOTHER FINDING THAT IMPRESSED THE INvES-
TIcATORs WAS THAT THE CONDITION OF THE RHEU-
MATIc FEVER PATIENTS HEART AT THE START OF
TREATMENT USUALLY DETERMINED WHETHER He
WAS TO HAVE HEART DISEASE AT THE END OF FIVE
YEARS. ALMOST ALL 96oo OF THE PATIENTS WERE
FOUND TO BE FREE OF ANY HEART TROUBLE AT THE
END OF THIS STUDY.
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lEkDlS SAY IIIEY UpvUSk
SMOKING AND DRINKING"

BY Drs r. l. Is 1. B. 81 me csssI institute Of
Child psvslopmsnt Free Press 1890
There many parents ssrers-mindsd enough not 10
what IRE other parents demanding what s ss
other kids" allowed "a do.
OTHER PARENTS - LESS sTRoNo-MnsDeD LESS
SECURE. or MORE EASILY SWAvEp ~ THEIR ct$sl.
DRENs COMPLAINTS THAT THEY ARE THE ONLY KIDS
ON THE STREET WHO ARE FORCED TO LIVE BY SUCH
UNREASONABLE RuLEs-FiND IT HELPFUL TO KNOW
HOW THINGS ARE DONE IN OTHER FAMILIES.
Thus, some Of you may want 70 know fhe results Of
qvssonnars given BY educator Eric Johnson Of PhiIsdst
phis TO group Of junior high school students.
Here in brief Is some information on he smoking,
drinking cosmetic and ~ habits Of these particular teen
soerx ~~r .~WrR1uDP"
STARTING WiTH THE LEAST SERIOUS FIRST he
FOUND THAT ONLY s PER CENT OF THE GIRLS BE-
LIEvEp IT WAS RIGHT TO START WEARING LIPsTlck
W4EN YOU WERE ONLY II OR YOUNGER. HOWEVER.
~ PER CENT THOUGHT IT WAS ALL RIGHT FOR "
YEAR-oLDs 80 PER CENT THOUGHT IT ALL RIGHT FOR
l3.YEAR-oLDs. AND II PER CENT THOUGHT THE AGE
or "a WAS THE TIME TO START.
Thus seventh and eighth grades did appear 70 be fhe
when 30 per cent Of these junior high girls questioned
thought IL all right TO wear ipsiiek.
or COURSE THERE CAN BE AND OFTEN IS SOME
DISCREPANCY IN THE TIMES WHEN THE GIRLS THEM
SELVES THINK THIS IS ALL RIGHT AND THE TIME
THAT THEIR MOTHERS APPROVE. BUT THIS IS PROB
ABLY NOT TOO FAR OFF THE BEAM
Interestingly enough Sc per Of the boys and 90
per cent Of the girls approved such regulations.
What they?
Mostly that there shall be Tv until all the duties
are Homework prseseng and chores. The second
most common regulation is fme-Iimif. The third. that
only specifically approved programs may be watched
HOW ABOUT SMOKING. SO FAR AS THE cHlLDRENs
OWN NOTIONS OF ITS PROPERTY ARE CONCERNED?
JOHNSON FOUND THAT e5 PER CENT OF ALL BOYS
AND GIRLS ARE OPPOSED TO SMOKING DURING THE
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL YEARS.
And drinking? Here again. the children against IT,
He finds that IF includes in the percentages those
totally opposed drinking matter what age finds
that per of junior high sehooers oppose drinking
in junior high"
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nev,, & INVOLUNTARY exEcUTtoNeRi VIA
e,,,,r,,Al MAI PRACTICE TocErHgR WITH SATAN
aos,ND~ EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS CRIPPLE
STEALS - YEARS = n oGl1EF.
osaYb3s, peATHs &NNipoo STUPID. etuNoeR-
ING ApAAAcvE HUMAN nAcoS AND THEIR So
CALLED sMATE8,AL" WORLD - THE THINGS
mar ARE SEEN" tss. Paul. - ARE GIGANTIC. ADAM
EvE FRAUDS AND M-y.T-B-SI = CANNOT RE.
p,,n,Arr ruE GENESIS or PERFECT GOO. cREA.
TON. UNIVERSE las u.
v a. AND GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT NE
,TuE ONE REAL PARENT cREAToRl HAD
MADE, AND. BEHOLD TWAS i-ls-l VERY Good
free Press ll-5)-"RussELL A. BOWMAN. ~. sales
representative for Universal CIT Credit Corp died In
Bon Seeovrs Hospital lived 81 " Randy Lane 9. p.
Farms graduate Of " OF Illinois and MASON ssTv
ices in chapel OF Vim. r. Hamilton Co.."
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Monroe, Miller


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BOTH OF THESE MYTHICAL couNTERFEiTS,
BuRLesoUEs, or GODS OFFSPRING. ARE
BEING PUT THROUGH THE WRINcER - THE CON-
eiNED PRESSURE OF GOD AND THE DEVIL.
WITH SATAN DOOMED FOR REDUCTION TO HIS
NATIVE NoTHINcNEss" ts&tD
WHEN MARILYN AND ARTHUR MAKE THEIR DEC.
LARATIoNs or REPENTANCE INDEPENDENCE"
AND BECOME cHRIsTLiKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS.
GODS HIGHEST CHOSEN ONES THEY WILL
APPREHEND PERFECT, DIVINE, ETERNAL SoNSHP.
WITH THE ONE, REAL PARENT m. AND OF.
THE UNIVERSE. YOUR "FATHER-MoTHER GOD. ALL
HARMONIOUS" - CLEARLY APPREHENDED
BY THE c-H-IL-D.L.E.s-s CHRIST JEsUsl
"MARlLYN MONROE, MILLER PART;
~ SHE'LL DIVORCE HIM."
aryn Monroe. the actress announced yesterday that
she and her husband Arthur Miller. the playwright had
seabIy perfed and that she would file for divorce, al
though not Immediately.
MISS MONROE. THIRTY-fOUR. AND MR. MILLER,
TEN YEARS OLDER AND WINNER OF THE PULITZER
PRIZE FOR DRAMA IN l94o FOR death OF A SALES
MAN" WERE MARRIED JUNE ~. 1856. At WHITE
PLAINS, NJ r., THEY HAVE NO CHILDREN.
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World Series

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ELsToN HOWARD is A BENEFICIARY OF THE LAT
TER. LONE HOUR UNDER OUR INSTRUCTION JUNE,
SOME 3 YRS. ACOJ
BEST WISHES FROM A NATIVE DETRoITER
ANDREW FRUEHAuF
PUBLISHER GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE
sTATLER HILTON. DETROIT
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One In 100 Doctors
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THE HUMAN BODY IS A MYTH LIKEWISE, THE
MATERIAL" WORLD J.! THE HUMAN BODY
is A THREE CONGRESSIONAL. MYTHICAL MORTAL
THOUGHT IMAGE OF THE SUM TOTAL OF
HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS WHEN MANiFESTING
SICKNESS, DISEASE, OR DEFoRMITIEs. UN
cHRSTLlkE THINKING HAS REACHED AN ACUTE
STATE FORCING THE MYTHICAL ADAM,
EVE HUMAN TO SEND OUT AN SOS. AND. n MANS
EXTREMITY GODS OPPORTUNITY" Gods
cs. textbook HAS BEEN coNcLUsIvELY REACHED -
NOT EVEN A FAITH PRAYER HEALER WILL suF-
sUFFIcE! ss0WI
ONLY MY HIGHEST CHOSEN cHRsTLKE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS WILL SUFFICE. TO EFFECT THE
IMPERATIVE SPIRITUAL REBlRTH OF. AND VIA
THE c-H-tL-DL-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS 90 YEARS
RETURN - FOREvERMORE I'm HIS MODERN
KINGDOM, MY INCOMPATIBLE, INvINcIBLE.
INDISPENSABLE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT -
HEALER OF THE NATIONS - REVELATION t22:2)
= OF THE REAL NATIONS. CREATION UNI
VERSE OF INCOMPATIBLE. UNAVAILABLE.
OMNPRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE -
sUPERsATURATED WITH NY OFFSPRING
YOUR TRUE BEING - SUNLESS, DEATHLESS MAT
TERLEss, FLEsHLEss. ADAM-EvELEss - NEVER
BORN, NEVER DYING - SPIRITUAL. cHRIsTLIKE
Externally COMPLETELY PoPuLATINc IN.
FiNITY WITH INvULNERABLE, ETERNAL HARMONY
OF MY GOVERNMENT OF THAT REAL cREA-
TON AS PER THE GENESIS OF CREATION, I:26:
MAN, MY IMAGE THE IMAGE OF INFINITE,
uNERRINc MAJESTIC SPIRIT = REFLEcTINc NY
DIVINE DOMINION OVER ALL!
" 3 AND GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT HE
THE ONE REAL PARENT cREAToRl HAD
MADE. AND, BEHOLD, IT WAS [--Ls-lvERY GOOD"
LONE IN EVERY 100 DOCTORS IS A
DOPE ADDICT, RE SAYS"
Roughly estimated, one in every 100 American doctors
is narcotics addict and that figure might be too
servafve, according TO California aneshesoIoqisf
DOCTORS MUST CONSTANTLY BE ALERT TO THE
HAZARD OF CASUAL PRESCRIBING OF NARCOTICS.
They should forget the fact both dangerous
and improper to administer narcotics their
families except in specific emergency" Edward
T. Boomqus clinical professor Of unsatisfactory AZ shs
College Of Medical Evanssss Los Angeles In hs cur
rent issue Of The New Physician"
The journal Is published by The Student American
Medical Association
WE'RE TALKING ABOUT A VERY SMALL NUMBER
OF DOCTORS" DR. BLooMouIsr SAID YESTERDAY M
TELEPHONE INTERVIEW. These men are Usually mar
RED have children and have been praeenu for . GOOD
number Of before the pressure builds up on Them
and they start using drugs as ervsch.
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DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. NOV 26. 1860
, 1960-07-06
LEGISLATIVE RECORD
CONTINUED from yesterday
FREDERIKSTED, SAINT CROIX
January IL, 1860

Division Of Personnel 49,
Charlotte Amalie .s sF
st. Thomas, VI
Dear Mr.. Ebbesen:
For the past ten years I have been employed by the Pub
lie Works Department, Frederiksted, as acarpenter. How
ever. being qualified III this field, / was always placed IN
charge of the other carpenters working on any particular
project. AS such, Ihave on more than one occasion ap-
preached my immediate superior with q view 70 having
my position classified as Carpenter foreman out was IN
formed that the Public Works had only one carpenter fore
man who was stationed in Christiansted. This, lteel, is I'm
fair to me, since the foreman in Christiansted has no SUI
pervision over the men working in Frederlksted Who are
in fact, supervised by me.
IN view Of the above, I respectfully request that you
kindly look into this matter and il is hoped that you can
fnd It POSSIBLE to have my position classified as carpenter
foreman
Respectfully,
(Sgd) David Hamilton
David Hamilton
cc: Governor John D. Merwin, Governor Of the Virgin
The Virgin Islands Senate
I Mr.. Donald S. Boreham, Commissioner OF
Public Works
VIRGIN ISLANDS HOUSING AND URBAN
RENEWAL AUTHORITY
Post Office Box Nc. So
Charlotte Amalie,
Saint Thomas, Virgin Islands
January II, 1860
Honorable Walter i M. Hodge
President .4e HAd4l
Legislature Of the Virgin Islands
Charlotte Amalie. aHS LLA -
Virgin Islands. u. ST.
Dear Senator Hodge:
We have been advised by the Governor that Modification
No. q to the Virgin Islands State Social Security Agree
ment has been approved by the Department Of Health,
Education and Welfare thereby enabling our Authority to
cover its employees as provided by the Social Security
Act.
Possibly you already know that our Agency has been at
+enpting from. as far back as 1888 to obtain coverage under
the Social Security Act for its employees. However, we en-
countered one obstacle after another until we were practi
cally at the point of abandoning further attempts to obtain
such coverage. We are therefore extremely grateful to the
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