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Navajo times., 1961-04-19
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the LOVE OF GOD

Millions Of people = even reli.
gious people = are afraid of Cod
and are struggling to earn His
favor. They suppose tha, saliva.
ton is the reward of showing
enough love to Him.
II only they would believe what
God Himself says: that if we are
ever saved it will be entirely be.
cause HE LOVED US and era.
ciously provided for our saliva.
ton.
The Apostle Paul, in the Bible.
called God THE COD OF
LOVE- (H Cor. l3:ll) and John
declared that GOD IS LOVE"
Q John 4:8I. Thus John goes
on to say:
HEREIN Is LOVE. NOT
THAT WE LOVED COD. BUT
THAT HE LOVED US and sent
His Son to be the Precipitation for
our sins" Il John 4:lO).
This is why salvation is 50
often called a gift" in the Bible.
1t Is the expression of GODS
LOVE TO SINNERS. And so
st. Paul tells us:
tWel were by nature the
Navajo times., 1961-04-19
S.H.A. News
Reporter, Sharon CoodIvck

In January, we students started
out the New Year and made re-
solutions which we all hoped to
keep.
January is and II we had our
semester exams. Everyone tried to
get some last minute studying done
and just hoped for the best.
A week later we received our
report cards. Some we're shocked,
others pleased. The majority re-
solved to study harder.
January 30, there was Seme-
Ster Dance sponsored by the Sen
iors. There wa some Square Dan
cling and also some jitter-bugging.
Cookies and punch we're served at
refreShment time. All had a nice
evening.
The first day of February came,
and found everyone saying, 'Just
think. today is February 1st."
We Seniors had a meeting and
discussed our Senior Trip. Every
one had in mind place to go. Would
it be the Philippines Or Hawaii7
But financially, we weren't equip
ped to 60 to the Philippines or
Hawaii.
The Annual Staff ha IS been work
ing very hard to get the dummy
together. including: getting the.
Seniors favorire sayings, ambi-
uons. how many clubs they've been
members Of. and etc.
!. The Juniors held a Bake Sale
In the school Auditorium, February
6. There were different sorts of
pasteries, cakes, cookies, dough-
nuts, and home made candy. Thanks
% the grade-school children, who
lght most of the pastry.
February z. we students saw d
very good movie in the auditorium.
1t was called Sergeant York''. 1t
was enjoyed by all. Halt Of the time
the viewers were inclined to laugh.
February 22, the Senior Soda
lists left for Albuquerque to attend
a Sodaiity Convention in the wee
hours of the morning. Two cars
went, one from Shiprock, which had
s Seniors girls, and the other from
which had S Senior girls
and / Senior boy.
The Convention opened at 900
4. Nj. at Saint Mary's High School
Navajo times., 1961-04-19

children Of wrath. even as others
BUT COD. WHO is RICH IN
MERCY. FOR HIS GREAT
LOVE WHEREWITH HE
LOVED US. even when we were
dead in sins, hath quickened us
together with Christ. BY grace
ye are saved" (Eph. 2:35).
after that THE KIND.
NESS AND LOVE OF GOD
OUR SAVIOR TOWARD MAN
appeared. not by works of right
eousness which we have done.
but according to HIS MERCY
He saved us -" Tit. 3:4,5l.
Does all this mean that God
overlooks sin or condones it? Bv
no means! Ia His love He PAID
tor our .ias on Calvary's cross
that He might be just and the
Jusslher of him that believeth in
Jesus (Rom. 1920. This is whv
we read in Rom. 5:8:
g COD COMMENDETH
HIS LOVE TOWARD US. IN
THAT WHILE WE WERE YET
SINNERS CHRIST DIED FOR
US"
Navajo times., 1961-04-19

There is an estimated $780,
OOO, 600 hoard feet of commercial
timber on the Navajo Reservation.
Navajo times., 1961-04-19

Change Albuquerque Borderton of
you will be notified
Evening star., 1961-05-20
HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTING CLERK, silver
GERTY EMPL. AGENCY. SIS Els
worth drive, Silver Spring, Nd,
Evening star., 1961-05-20
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

B0NG0 DRUMMERs AND SOUTH
AMERICAN DANCERS, for "LePa-
villon's" Might In Brazil, on June
! and 2. Call EN-. 3-2121.
Evening star., 1961-08-03
Senate 6. 0. P. Plans
New Try on School Aid

ter education bill as the best
means of clearing this broader
Kennedy proposal.
Must Vote on Grants
Assistant Senate Democratic
Leader Humphrey said today
that Congress will have to vote
ON school construction grants
If it wants to continue i'm
Ipacted aid.
Senator Humphrey said no
tice had been served on House
Democratic leaders that the
Senate isn't going to accept
IA simple extension of aid for
schools in districts crowned
because Of Federal installations,
These districts undoubtedly
should get aid, but there are
other school districts which also
need aid and 7 believe the
Senate intends to see they get
it." Senator Humphrey said in
an Associated Press interview.
Democratic Senator'S rallied
behind Majority Leader Mans
field, 81 to 40, to block Sen
ator Dirksen's amendment las
night and, 81 to 81, to prevent
Evening star., 1961-08-03
His Lordship Cracks
Under Social Tensions

His ordeal hadn't ended
though.
With 400 other guests, hi
went to the glittering reception
at the Savoy Hotel.
But there he began acting up
He stuck out his tongue al
someone.
A dozen faces turned in the
other direction, pretending they
didn't see him.
He stuck out his tongue
again and rolled his eyes.
Lord Attlee stared.
His Little Lordship blew q
juicy raspberry at no one in
particular.
A photographer turned his
camera on His Lordship. This
only prodded him into making
more faces.
The Daily Mirror ran a page
Of them.
Evening star., 1961-08-03
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Pension Restoration Shows Hero
Uncle Sam Possesses q Heart

inequities in disability retire
ments. 1t would permit restor-
alton to civil service retirement
rolls of those retired on dis
ability who are removed from
the rolls because of medical
recovery or taking outside jobs
with earnings Of 80 per cent or
more of their annuities, who
subsequently suffer a recur-
renee of their disability or loss
Of earning power.
The bill also had an amend
ment approved giving employees
who are involuntarily retired
for any reason and then re-
hired in Government the
right to have their retirement
computation based on their
added years Of service, pro-
vided that their new service in
Government is five years or
more. This privilege is now
enjoyed by persons voluntarily
retired who subsequently are
rehired by the Government.
The advantage Of allowing
the rehired years Of service to
be computed in determining an
employees ultimate annuity is
that frequently the last five
or more years Of service is at
q higher salary rate than pre-
viously. Hence, the annuity
would be higher. At present
involuntarily separated en-
ployes rehired for five years or
more are given two separate
annuities, but the total of the
two is usually less than it
would be If the salary compu-
tation was on the final five
years or more of service.
4 4 y
HEARINGS-A Senate Civil
Service subcommittee headed
by Senator Clark, Democrat of
Pennsylvania, holds hearings
next Wednesday on the bill to
increase annuities for Govern
ment employees engaged in
hazardous work such as FBI
and Treasury agents, etc. This
would be done by increasing
the computation rate in fixing
J annuities.
While indorsing the bill
Federal employe leaders are ex-
pected to ask that the compu-
tation rate for all Government
employees also be raised in or
der to give them higher an
nuities as we'll on retirement.
Evening star., 1961-08-03

LONDON, Aug. 8 (AP).-
Charles James Spencer Church.
i'll may be the Earl of Sunder-
land. but he's also a 5-year-
old boy.
His parents, the Marques
and Countess of Blandford,
dressed HIM up in a blue 18th-
Century satin suit and tricon
hat with ostrich plume to join
five other boys as a page at the
marriage of Fiona Sheffield to
Robert Hoyer Millar, son Of
the permanent Undersecretary
at the British Foreign Office.
Like a true descendant of
the Duke of Marlborough, the
tiny Earl "a cousin of Sir
Winston Churchill-stood the
ordeal of his sissy clothes
throughout the wedding at
fashion able st. Margaret's
Church Westminster.
Evening star., 1961-08-03
BY GRACE BASSETT
Star staff Writer

Senate Republicans, will h
the aid of q few restive Demo-
Gratis, will try again today for
a vote on Federal aid to "im-
pacted" school districts.
Senator Mundt, Republican
Of South Dakota, plans to pro-
pose an amendment to the de-
tense appropriations bill for a
thres-year extension of the
politically popular program,
carrying some SIS million OF
aid to area schools.
Last night, Minority Leader
Dirksen failed in three at
tempts, to tack an extension
Of inpaeted aid on to the
Health, Education and Wei
fare budget before it cleared
the Senate.
These moves represented
the : Republican strategy for
prying the $500 million inn
pacted aid bill from general
education bills stalled in the
House. The Democratic leader
ship still seems determined tc
keep impacted aid in the mas
Evening star., 1961-08-03
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
star staff Writer


The Government does too
have a heart.
Following this columns dis
closure of the plight Of a re-
tired former Marine Corps hero
whose pension was terminated
becaNse of a long-ago minor
offense, President Kennedy has
signed a presidential pardon re-
storing the pension.
The retired Marine, who has
had several operations for
cancer and who has four chill
dren, will start receiving his
$3.50 a month pension imme-
diately.
However, the $4,000 which
he owes the Government, owing
to the fact that he was given
his pension for a time after the
So-called Hiss Act was enacted
by Congress, is still not wiped
out. A presidential pardon does
not have the power to wipe out
this debt.
Representative Broyhill, Re-
publican of Virginia, yesterday
sponsored q private bill to wipe
out this debt and restore the
amount of money due the re-
tired Marine since his pension
was stopped.
Meanwhile, If the bill to
amend the so-called Hiss Act
becomes law this year-and
there is every indication that
it will-the $4,000 owed by the
former Marine will be wiped
out. The measure would allow
annuities to be paid to Govern
ment employees and military
personnel who have been con-
victed of felonieS against the
Government, except in cases
involving national security. II
would also eliminate any debt
these employees owed to the
Government as a result oi
illegal payments made to them
as a result Of the Hiss law anc
restore their annuities retro.
actively.
The House has already ap
proved the bill. A Senate Civi
Service subcommittee has hell
hearings on it, with approva
expected.
The case Of the retired Ma
rine dramatically illustrated tn
inequities of the law enacte
by Congress several years agt
Evening star., 1961-08-03
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For THE Final Days of our
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Evening star., 1961-08-03
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Evening star., 1961-08-03
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Evening star., 1961-08-03

recommitment Of the budget
to committee with orders to
add impacted aid.
The sudden move Of the min
ority to rescue impacted aid
caught most Democrats loyal
to the administrations general
education bill, with their rule
books closed. Even after the
votes, Senators on both sides
of the aisle protested they had
voted on a motion not allowed
by the rules.
Since the Senate makes its
own rules, the protest seemed
moot. The tricky parliamentary
play was reviewed, nevertheless,
for nearly an hour after it was
over.
Some G. o. p. Aid
The effect was clear. Senate
Democrats succeeded in killing
a Republican attempt to win a
vote on impacted aid. separate
from the general bill. Two Re
publicans - Senators Case of
New Jersey and Javits of New
York-joined the Democrats in
sinking the DirkSen proposal.
The Dirksen effort was sup
ported by Democratic Senators
Holland Of Florida, Erwin of
North Carolina, Johnston Of
South Carolina, Lausche of
Ohio, Talmadge of Georgia and
Thurmond Of South Carolina.
Evening star., 1961-08-03

LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo,
Aug. 3 AP).-Backed by a
near-unanimous parliamentary
vote of confidence in his new
coalition government, Congo
Premier Cyrille Adoula today
vowed to suppress the secession
of rich Katanga Province "in
the days Immediately to come. !"
In a firm inaugural address
to the two houses of parliament
that approved his government
yesterday, Mr.. Adoula de-
nounced Katanga President
Noise Tshombe and Belgian
commercial interests in the
province for committing "a
great wrong against the
Congo"
Neither Tshombe nor cer-
tain of his ministers nor the
Union Miniere (the Belgian
mining company in the prov
ince) nor the Belgians behind
the Katanga secession can pre-
vent the Congolese people from
recovering their rightful her
itage," Mr.. Adoula declared.
Broad Program Outlined
Mr.. Adoula laid down a broad
and detailed program Of action
for his new government. which
reconciles for the first time in
nearly a year the Stanleyville
disciples of Patrice Lumumba
under Antoine Gizenga and the
Leopoldville central govern
ment Of President Joseph Kasa-
vubu.
He pledged a firm policy Of
nonalignment in world politics,
support for all African national
movements and refusal to let
the Congo be DETECTED from an
independent line by any foreign
powers.
I'VE will put to use our po-
sition in the heart of Africa to
combat colonialism and im-
perialism in all their FORM" he
said.
"The government will call for
multilateral technical assist
ance but the lands which wish
to help us must do so in full
respect of our sovereignty"
Tribute Paid to U. N.
Mr.. Adoula paid tribute to
the exceptional assistance"
given to the young Congo re-
public by the United Nations.
THE U. N. deserves our
gratitude" he said. II don't
doubt for an instant that the
Evening star., 1961-08-03
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Evening star., 1961-08-03
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