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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-23
"co- 0pERAuoM VAIN EDWARDS IS
PLEDGED ~ Police GROUPS"

pfEDCEp ~ POLICE GROUPS"
" Earl Dswdy and ssbsr ~ Beids, Detroit News 1918
GODS DeTRoU TRIBUNE:
WE ARE HOPEFUL. AND EVEN SOMEWHAT oPTi-
MisTk THAT MlcHvcAAts SUPREME COURT JUSTICE.
GEORGE EDWARDS. WILL IMPROVE RACIAL RkAA-
rtoNs - "A CONSERVATION DEvouTLY TO BE
WISHED!
AND WE WILL GIVE HIM AND MAYOR cAvANAcH
CUR hEARTIEsT cooPERATioN.
Leaders Of the Police Departments ranksnd-fis and
eusensnfs sndsergesnfs organizations pledged eoopsrs
ton today with the departments newIsppoinsed commits.
soner, Michigan Supreme Court Justice George Edwards
Edwards. who accepted MayoreIeet Jerome P. cavan-
aehs appointment yesterday, will take over from Com
missioner Hart g. He will leave the high court bench
Dec. 70.
In his yesterday. Edwards praised he 1890
man department Of the provdest and eIeanesf in
the nson Leaders Of e groups expressed sppreea-
ton.
I'VE certainly appreciate the comments Of Justice Ed
wards behalf Of the Detroit police officers said Desee
tive Donald Lverno president Of he Detroit Police
Officers Association tDPoA.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-23
BIBLE TEXT IS A GUIDE FOR EDWARDS"

Romans 1892.
Detroit News 1913
The Bible was consulted by Michigan Supreme Court
George Edwards during his conference with news
men yesterday after that he had accepted
the post Of Detroit police commissioner.
Mention Of the Bible came up when Edwards discussed
fhe five areas Of interest" he will deal with nissly
commissioner and talked about one Of hern-eomvnify
relations.
moment in history.
I'VE have chance TO take long step forward"
he said Sunday. week ago. while fhs decision was
very much in my mind. the lesson read al All Saints
Episcopal Church East Lsnsns) Romans I3:s,l2ai
commend il TO your attention."
With that Edwards reached into his brefesse and pulled
out Bible He did not read the verses but made ihe
Bible available TO reporters.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-23
TO-DAY IN NATIONAL AFFAIRS
"R0MNEY's ADVICE ON STEEL HELD KEY
RI RnRRlNc SUM-

'kUbUWsu UOvuSs Wv Ssshs ssssS NJ
70 BARRING slu1P-
By ps~id Lswvsnes. wsshlnsssa. ~ Z. TrA s2i4
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TR'suNs
GOOD. AND WE OFFER EXCERPTS.
cHRssrLIKe CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS. THs IDEAL
"oAw WITH COO IS A MAJORITY!
"cops LAW or ADJUSTMENT" IS ALWAYS
AvAnABlG, ouT APPLICATION THEREOF IS
CT eAaLY UNDERSTOOD oeAY BY EARNEST.
pAny. cosssGcRATGD sTuoGNvs or OUR MAR
vEAous, IMPERATIVE, CHRIST SCIENCE MES
slAH. "scIGsacE OF SCIENCES" OF THE UNIVERSE (! =
ppEsENTlpVc JESUS MODERN KINGDOM.
w,rhouT Tne EMBODIMENT or MARYs FLESH
TODAY IN NATIONAL AFFAIRS
"kOMNEY's ADVICE ON STEEL HELD KEY
TO BARRING SLUMP"
BY David Lawrence WASHINGTON
These are times when the official emphasis here IS on
me importance Of reducing tariffs and increasing fhe
vo,re Of exports-bvt il remained for csoSss RomneY
president Of the American Motors Corporation to speak
out against handicap which, IL not removed. can prevent
fhe aforementioned goal from being realized
He depIores the qussi.nonopoIy and esreLke-sysfem
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bsrqsinrs has created IN America and
points finger Of blame the sfvatior in the Steel indus
trv which through strikes and partisan settlements. has
caused so much damage to American economy.
Indeed unless the words spoken by Mr.. Romney are
taken TO heart the United States may face in few months
another and then another the whole economic
system founders under the evil hand Of monopoly
Mr. Romney referred the stoekpng Of steel that is
going currently. He said IL Setting the stage for
high Of economic activity followed by an abrupt de-
cline overwoed monetary controls will prove made
qvafe He contends that the recession OF early
1860 probably started and unquesfionsb'y longer
Of the affereffeefs Of the last
steel strike" He added
These evil consequences the result OF failure OF
national leaders deal with the basic cause, which is
excessive Of employer union and government
power II is the shutdown Of essential industry that
produces national emergency. strike at single steel
company would place the whole economy in jeopardy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-23
Irish OFFER FORMULA ON RED CHINA"
"sET THREE CONDITIONS FOR ADMISSION
TO UN"
TO UN"

BY Joseph Newman, Staff Correspondent NYTrib. 1917
UNITED NATIONS NJ. Y-Foreign Minister Frank
Aiken of Ireland in address yesterday to the General
Assembly laid down three conditions for the admission
of Communist China q member Of the United Nations
They
for resolving international disputes.
2. Respect for personal rights and ibsrsss Of ihs
Chinese people.
g. Acceptance Of internationally supervised elections
for resolving The conflict North and South koves
and for recruiting thar divided country
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-23
Hepatitis Outbreak

uuVROOSS V0S0u GUN
CONTINUED from Back Pager
EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE AS PER GENESIS
FIRST CHAPTER :
l:3: land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT HE
THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR = HoNoRED
BY THE cH-LLD-LE-s-S CHRIST JESUS u HAD
MADE. AND. BEHOLD, IT WAS [-kS-l VERY Good
BIRTHS FLOODS : LUNACY TREAs0N!-
THE cHosTLY CHASTITY. COLOSSAL MIRAGE
AMENABLE ONLY TO THE CHRIST TRUTH
THAT MAKES FREE - UNDERSTOOD VIA
NY MARVELLOUS, IMPERATIVE CHRIST SCIENCE
MESSIAH. SCIENCE OF SCIENCES" OF THE
UNIVERSE - IN, AND OF. MY ONE AND ONLY
SANE. HONEST. sATANFREE CHURCH. THERA-
PUTiC6 MY CHRIST, SCIENTIST
MANS EXTREMITY IS GODS OPPORTUNITY!
THE DARKEST HOUR PRECEDES THE DAWN!
TO THOSE LEANING ON THE SUSTAINING m
FINITE, TODAY is BIG WITH BLESSINGS -cs text
book.
"HEPATITIs OUTBREAK SCARS M
WAYNE COUNTY"
1878 CASES REPORTED THIS YEAR"
% TIMES HIGHER THAN 80 = MoLNER"
Nineteen new cases of hepsiits were reported IN
fro and Wayne County during last week as the in
feefon scared at reeord-breskinq pace
Dr. moner said the problem is Of nasionss scope and
IS part OF mysterious. but regular six-yesr cycle
The main cause seems TO be polluted wafer or con-
fsminafed food" he said.
One source Of infection may lead TO many cases as
the si'nenf is highly contagious
THERE IS NO CAUSE FOR ALARM AND THERE
NUMBER or CASES."
Dr. Mosner said The typical victim Is sfsec,ed bv tho
disease for about four weeks.
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Cancer

Idneer-
tconfinved from Page u
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS IN BOSTON AND
NnAND. ALERT: TELL THEM THE TRUTH
That MAKES FREE
FIRST CHAPTER GENESIS. BLUEPRINT GENE.
SIS PERFECT CREATOR CREATION, OFFSPRING.
UNIVERSE - l:26: land GOD SAID. LET US
MAKE MAN IN OUR IMAGE. AFTER OUR LIKENESS;
AND LET THEM HAVE
DOMINION OVER THE FISH or The SEA.
AND OVER THE FOWL OF THE AIR. AND ovek
THE CATTLE AND OVER ALL THE EARTH AND OVER
EVERY CREEPING THING THAT cREEPETH UPON TINE
EARTH"
l:3I: AND GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT He
1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR - HcNcReO
BY THE cHttDLEss CHRIST JESUS y HAD
MADE AND BEHOLD. IT WAS l-Ls-l VERY GOOD!
HUMAN BODY : ADAM-EvE EGO. AM-Y-I-HI
a MIRROR OF CHRISTINE. OR UNcHRlS1llkE,
THINKING j FEAR. IGNORANCE. OR SIN" j
C.s. textbook :
BREWING PRIMITIVE CHRISTIANITY WITH IT'S
LOST ELEMENT OF HEALING" - But WHOSE
HIGHER MISSION IS TO TAKE AWAY THE SINS
o5IkE WORLD" - "A COMPLETE AND FINAL
1~kEvELATION,' WHICH WICKED AND ADulTeR-
ORGANISATIONS" UP TO THE MARTYRoom OF
ABRAHAM LINCOLN. AND SINCE, COULD NOT
BEAR!
BUT NOW THE HEALING or THE NATIONS"
IS IN OPERATION - REDUCING TO THEIR NATIVE
NoTHINcNEss" - xNUMBER or zERoS! -
THE SATANIC, MYTHICAL. HUMAN, ANTI
CHRIST, ADAMEvE MURDERoUs CAIN JUDAS.
kNAvEs AND FOOLS - THE EGO AND PsYcHolo-
cY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHOOD! -
REPUDlATED BY THE cH-LLDL-Es-s CHRIST
JESUS THE WAY. THE TRUTH, AND THE
LIFE - my WORKS AND GREATER SHALL
YE Do!
"MEDIclNE
"cANcER IN ICELAND LINKED
TO SMOKED FISH"
STOMACH CANCER in Iceland has been linked TO snok
ed fish.
The high Of consumption Of smoked salmon and
that country where there high rate OF stomach
caneer appears related The maignancy Dr. Nies
Dvneal University Of Iceland Reykisvik, reported in the
Journal of the American Medical Association 7s:7s'.
1861.
Contjnved Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-23
DEVIL TAKES TWO VIPS OF CONNECTICUT
AND BERLIN FOR TOTAL OF so YEARS ! :
THINKING SUFFOCATI0Ns

DEVOID OF. OR DEFICIENT IN. GODS CHRIST
SCIENCE MESSIAH - THINKING THAT REFLECTS
MANS DIVINE DOMINION!
my. Trb. l2-l2)
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Continued from Back Pager
EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE AS PER GENESIS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-23
CANCER IN ICELAND LINKED
TO SMOKED FISH"

CONTINUED Next Column Top)
Smyrna times., 1961-10-12
Planting Poor Seed Cuts Production
And Lowers Quality of End Product
By Dr. William H. Mitchell
By DR.. William H. Mitchell

Much of the grain going into
seed boxes for fall planting is
a little better than livestock
feed. Grain box surveys all over
the country indicate farmers
persist in planting seed of low
er quality and poor germina-
ton.
The average run of seed test
ed at the Delaware Seed Test
ing Laboratory in Dover has
only 1880 percent termination
and from5-l5 percent inert ma
terial such as sticks, stones and
trash. Also there are often
large amounts of noxious weed
seeds such as Johnson grass
and thistle present.
What does this mean to Del
aware farmers? 1t means poor
stands that result in low yields,
it means serious weed threat
that can cut production and
lower the quality of the end
product. It's not unusual to be
docked several cents per bushel
at the terminal market due to
the presence of noxious weeds
in the grain.
Many farmers are aware of
this problem and have solved it
with certified seed. This is seed
of known origin that has been
carefully inspected for purity of
variety, termination and the ab-
sence of disease and noxious
weed seed. Only after rigid
standards have been met is the
Smyrna times., 1961-10-12

from any acres diverted from
barley or wheat production.
However, under the new pro-
visions, if a farmer in 1859 or
1860 harvested wheat or barley
and then harvested annual veg
etables, soybeans as beans or
"stubble hay" on the same land,
he may divert wheat or barley
acreage in 1862 and still har-
vest such crops from this acre
age. The acreage may not ex-
ceed the acreage double crop
ped in 1859 or 1860. If annual
vegetables or soybeans will be
planted this year, they may not
be planted before July l, 1862.
1t should be emphasized that no
grazing will be allowed on di-
verted acreage after January l.,
1862.
Smyrna times., 1961-10-12

without refrigeration and that
can be eaten with little or no
cooking.
Single copies of Family Food
Stockpile for Survival" (HG-
I'd are free from the Office of
Information, U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington 25,
D. c., from the Extension Ser
vice of the University of Della
ware on the End floor of the
Dover Postoffice, or from the
Civil Defense Office at the Kent
County Courthouse.
To get more detailed infor-
nation on this and other phas.
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Agent Outlines .
Plan to Provide
Emergency Food

Would your family have food
to eat if they survived a nu-
clear attack? Kent County agri-
cultural agent George Vapaa
warns that you should have a
two-weeks emergency supply of
food and water on hand.
A new USDA publication
Family Food Stockpile for Sur
vival" outlines the precautions
you should take to provide en-
ergency food for the family.
The publication, prepared for
USDA's Agricultural Research
Service in cooperation with the
Smyrna times., 1961-10-12

Office of Civil and Defense
Mobilization, tells how to store
and how often to replace food
stockpiles, and lists equipment
needed for emergency cooking.
Sample menus show how to
provide a reasonably balanced
diet using these foods, Mr.. Va
paa says.
Emergency foods should be
in cans, jars, or tightly sealed
paper containers, preferable in
sizes that will supply just
enough for one meal, the bulle-
tin explains. Foods should be
selected that will last for months
Smyrna times., 1961-10-12

BLUE Tag of Quality" award
ed.
This blue tag assures the
purchaser that he is getting
seed with 5000 percent germi-
nation, less than one percent
inert material and NO noxious
weeds. The price of this assur-
ance is very low when you con-
slider all the other costs of pro-
duction.
For example, the total cost of
growing a bushel of oats is
a bout 65-70 ments. Certified
seed represents five to seven
cents of this total. That's cheap
when you consider all the ad-
vantages.
You wouldn't buy a pig in
a poke" Why buy seed you
aren't sure of? Look for the
Blue Tag, your assurance of
quality.
Smyrna times., 1961-10-12

es of home preparedness in any
disaster, whether natural or
man-made, attend the Civil De-
fense Workshops that are meet
ing on October IL, Is and No
vember lst in the Kent County
Courthouse on the Dover Green.
Time 7:3O to $50 p. m.
Smyrna times., 1961-10-12
Change Made in
'62 Feed Program

A change in the provision of
the 1862 Wheat and Feed Grain
Program provisions will effect
many farmers and make it more
desirable for them to sign up
in these programs, according to
Jacob Zimmerman, chairman of
the Delaware ASC State Com
mittee. Prior provisions would
not allow the harvesting of hay
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EAST LAKE PERSONALS

Mrs. Roland Sawyer of Manteo
and her brother Foster Primer of
Norfolk visited here.
Jim Davis of Norfolk spent the
week end here. He also visited Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Carleno.
Norfolk week end visitors were
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Ambrose and.
children Reid Basnight, Lewis
Smith. Richard Twiddy, Miller Ca
hoon, Reverne Sawyer and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Basnight and child
rem and Mr.. and Mrs. Milford Mid
gett and children.
Mrs. Dixie Ambrose was home
for the week end from Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Niser and
son Nathan of Manteo, visited Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Spruill, Sunday night.
Wilbur Cahoon and daughter,
Faye motored to Plymouth Friday.
Robert Patrick of New Bern was
here to spend the holidays with his
family.
Rev. and Mrs. Ed Hooper Of Sal
vo filled their appointment at the
Holiness Church. They also visited
Stumpy Point and Manns Harbor
Churches.
George Ambrose Of Elizabeth
City was here for the week end.
Little Louie Basnight Of Virginia
Beach has returned home after vis-
|iting his grandfather, Wilbur Ca
hoon, and great-grandmother, Mrs.
Sarah Cahoon. His aunt, Faye Ca
hoon accompanied him home.
Mrs. Mamie Twiford is i'll at her
home, also Mrs. Martha Grain at
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Ebert Twid-
dy Of Elizabeth City were Sunday
quests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Twiddy.
Mr.. and Mrs. David MCGOWAN
land son William of Elizabeth City
We're week end guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Turner Twiford.
Lonnie Ambrose is still q pat
Iient IN the AIbemarle Hospital.
Manteo shoppers were Wilbur Ca
hoon and son Norman, Thomas
spruill, Joe Carleno. Lee Ambrose
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SENATOR
SAM ERWIN
= SAYS -:

WASHINGTON Senate Majori-
lty Leader Mansfield has moved the
target date for Congressional adj
liournment to October l. Five appro-
Ipriation bills are still to be COM
lpleted. Three of these bills will not
come from the House until the
first week in September. The Ma
Iiority Leader has announced that
the Senate will meet on Labor Day
and on every Saturday from now
until the calendar is cleared for
adjournment. The Senate has been
disposing of bills on varied subjects
since its lengthy debate on Foreign
Aid. Some of these have been bills
like the Military Construction APP
preparations bill which provides 81
billion for construction of military
installations and some housing IA
cilities for servicemen's families,
Manpower Retaining Act which
provides for certain job retraining
for unemployed workers, and the
much discussed $40 million Peace
Corps appropriation.
CRIME HEARINGS - The Me-
Clellan Investigations Subcommit-
tee, of which ] am member, has
been conducting daily hearings on
professional gambling and organic
ed crime. One Of the fundamental
defects in the enforcement of laws
against gambling has been a ma
tion-wide leniency Of the courts to-
ward convicted offenders. Members
of the New York Commission of
Investigation have told the Sub
committee that organized crime
obtains most of its financial re-
sources from gambling. Mortimer
NJ. Captain, Internal Revenue COM
missioner, has pointed out the bur-
den which gambling imposes on
honest taxpayers by stating before
the Subcommittee that the federal
government loses billions of dollars
each year in unreported income
taxes and that at least part of
this loss is from professional
gamblers. One of the unfortunate
ASPECTS Of this problem is that
crime does not stop with the viola
ton of the gambling laws but often
leads to crimes of great violence.
Aggravated assault, robbery, and
leyen murder are freuuently the end
which the public and the courts
are prone to overlook.
| 1 favor new federal legislation in
the field of overlapping which will
permit it in certain instances under
court order. At the present time,
law enforcement agencies are often
prevented from using this effective
weapon to protect the public
against professional criminal activi.-
ties.
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NORTH CAROLINA
DARE COUNTY
NOTICE OF
ADMINISTRATION

The undersigned having this day
qualified as Administrative of the
Estate of Daniel Webster Burgess,
late of Dare Caunty,
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against said
estate to present them to the un-
dersigned on or before the LIST
day of September, 1862, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar Of
their recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please make i'm
mediate payment to the undersign'
ed.
This the 9th day Of August, 1861
MYRTLE. WISE BURGESS,
Administrative
Stumpy Point, North Carolin
9-1-4t(
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ROY S. SELBY WINS TOP /.
ARMY MARKSMAN HONORS

U. S. FORCES, GERMANY
(AHTNC)-Specialist Four Roy S.
Selby. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
o. Selby, Route 2, Belhaven, re-
Gently achieved recognition as a
top Army marksman by qualifying
for the expert craftsmanship badge
during range firing with the MI
rifle in Germany.
Specialist Selby, a clerk typist
in Headquarters Battery of the
26th Artillery, entered the Army in
July 1859 and completed basic
at Fort Jackson, S. C.
The 20-year-old soldier was grad
uated from John A. Wilkinson High
School in 1859.
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NOTICE OF INVITATION TO BID

OE IN Ia A>AN = - AS@-~
The Dare County Board of Com
invite the submission OF
bids on>a project for the construct
ion of a public landing site and ac-
cess area at Mill Creek, Wanchese,
North Carolina, plans and specifi-
cations for which are available at
the office of the County Account
ant, Dare County Courthouse, Man
teo, North Carolina.
Bids filed in accord with the
plans and specifications will be
opened on the 18th day of Septem-
Der, 1861, at 1900 o'clock, noon.
Board of Commissioners,
Dare County
By JOHN H. LONG
County Accountant
T-S-1S-4tc
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NORTH CAROLINA
DARE COUNTY
NOTICE OF
EnDEVV nCUTnE CAFE

4 . a,
Under ana Dy virtue OF the pow
e. Of SAFE contained IN a certain
useu oI trusI, executed Dy desmond
roseer ana ms wiie, Jannett Fos-
, ,er, oateo tne ~ gay OF FeDruary,
1S6O. ana recorded IN Book 80,
rage "a IN tne oI1lce OF the Reg
n .SteT OF Dee1s OF Dare county,
lsortn Garcnna, de1ault having
oeen maoe IN Ine payment OF the
less thereby secured ana
saIu ueso "a trus. Deing by the
Terms tnereoI supJect 70 forecios-
urs, the Undersigned trustee Will
oI1er Tor sale at public auction to
me Mgnest Didder 1or cash at the
CourInouse door IN Manteo. North
- ai Snn. ~ e , noon on the * DAY
oa.. nep.JnDe, i91l, tne properly
Sonsey9u IN salu ueeo OF trust, the
came iy,Is ana Deing In Dare
1oLisy, Noftn CaIoina, ana more
ai All that uesc..psu as Ioilows:
l.nd ,' as .s. - hI: .o' OF Parcel OF
t~ of nass as ST.. 1ei N M the Ccun-
cl;,sa "a M ~ Sat-
Hatt.rn ES ase OF frisco
i.rds S.raas Iwnsn adyolnng
W;iI;s arS P.aad. v W.,,: n
wife other IanJs awrad hn IN ms
SON Wits ~ ~ ~ ~ TOD
foIIows. "a anu iouaoeu as
RECiNNTNc - a4
cther ,,.,.La. r. ssane o
X, AZ ana
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LOCATED. ON THE SOUTHERN END or THE is
COUNTY VILLAGE ANNUALLY PLAYS HOST TX
SERVICE. NOW EASILY ACCESSIBLE FROM /
COKES STORES HOTELS. RESTAURANTS. Gun
MODATICNS PROVIDE TOPS IN VALUE FOR
REST. RETAIN THIS PACE. AS "A GUIDE TO BE!
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NORTH CAROLINA
DARE COUNTY
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Having this day qualified as Exc
cutor of the Estate of Carson w.
Davis, late of Manteo, Dare County,
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against said
estate to present them to the UNI
dersigned on or before the 18th
day of August, 1862, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their re-
covery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate
payment to the Undersigned.
This the 14th day of August,
1861,
H. VERNON DAVIS
Executor
Manteo, North Carolina
T-S-1S-4tc
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sion Of said proceeds.
This the 25th day Of August,
1861.
G. S. MEEKINS
Clerk of Superior Court
Dare County, North Carolina
T-9-1-4tc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-06
FEAR NO EVIL
GodG Our Ns1ps,
By ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

In times of peace and in
times of war, God is our keep
er, and this we must not only
believe, but we must actually
be still and know.
David prayed for the right
eous, and brought good It'd
ings to those who trusted in
God. In Psalms 125 we find
him giving blessed assurance
to the righteous in all times.
We too, must pray earnestly
that we may stand fast with
Truth even now.
They that trust in the
Lord shall be as mount Zion,
which cannot be removed,
but abideth for ever.
"As the mountains are
round about Jerusalem, so
the Lord is round about his
people from henceforth even
for ever.
For the rod of the wicked
shall not rest upon the lot
OF the righteous; lest the
righteous put forth their
hands unto iniquity.
DO good, 0 Lord, unto
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those that be good, and TO
them that are upright in their
hearts.
"As for such as turn aside
unto their crooked ways, the
Lord shall lead them forth
with the workers of iniqvity:
but p ace shall be upon
Israeli" Psalms 125:1-5)
Mary Baker Eddy, discover
er of Christian Science has
beautifully brought out in
her chapter on Prayer that
God is Interchangeable. She
has written as follows:
end is not moved by the
breath Of praise to do more
than He has already done,
nor can the infinite do less
than bestow all good, since
He is vnchanging wisdom
and love. We can do more
for our selves by humble
fervenf petitions, but the ALI
loving does not grant them
simply on the grounds of
lipservice, for He already
knows all.
Continued on Page A.