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ble tats shortage. Anyway, Presi-
ient Truman’s cousins have been
vriting tetters ever since.
For this paper gives
the stand of the fifteen million re-
wild inflationary period same time. "
Jesus improved the opportunity to
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SLOAN’S LINIMENT
WE FINQ BOOKS FOR YOU
including old and scarce books.
Write us name of books wanted
and authors. We locate and write
friend the other day as follows: ,
“Before you can get action,
you’ve get io have a crisis.
And in any crisis, someone’s
nerve has got to crack. I al-
ways bet that I can hold out
longer than the government or
the operators. My nerve won’t
crack first.”
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Giese Co., 128 Light St., Baltimore
2, Md.—Adv.
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correct the house action, and to ex-
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nia, a Republican congressman for | crippling amendments.
Probably the most bitter denuncF
ation of the house action comes from
the “Army Times. ’’ national weekly
newspaper for the United States
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III. Seek True Riches in Christ (18: i
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Peter and the other disciples had i
selfish interests.” to follow Christ, and now as he re- '
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foresee disruptions of their budgets rlc^es t0 rour CBre t0 «•« him, i
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j love for gold and from the folly of:
The person who lives for riches j
rt' ,f". in a snare
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thing that will fail him when most I
needed (Luke 12:10. 20), and trust-
ing something which will keep him,
from God (Luke 18:54-27), unless I
li.cre is grace to flee fre.o it and turn '
to God.
WORD TO THE WISE
Ee guided by the name St.
Joseph to Quality, anted,
and economy. 12 tablets,
IJJc. Get St. Joseph Aspniu.
.
We repeat that all this has a !
strange sound to modern ears, so i
accustomed to the worldly philos-
ophy of trust in things and in dol-
lars. We need to warn our young
men and women about the awful
danger of loving money.
There is something infinitely bet-
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i grace of God gets hold of him and
sets him free from dependence on
his wealth. ’
Apart from the grace of God. it
is so easy for a rich man or wonj^in
to trust in riches, and to feel 'no
need of God.
Look again at I Timothy 6:9, 10
and you will see that even the de-
sire to be rich leads a man into a
temptation and a snare. Thq tnan
of God is warned to "flee these
things: and follow after righteous-
ness. godliness, faith, love, patience,
and thus to be able to
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JQHN L. LEWIS STRATEGY
WASHINGTON — John L. Lewi» t
confided his strike strategy to a •
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in WASHINGTON
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‘Little People’ Protest
Crippling of OPA
N/TEMBERS of congress are now
■*■ reaping a whirlwind of mail
from constituents condemning ac-
tion of the house in passage of the
bill crippling OPA so badly that it
cannot survive. Members of »the
senate now considering the measure
are receiving mail in a ratio of
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the full employment bill t
senators'led by Senator Taft of Ohio
of the
government that they could not
guarantee anybody anything in the
economic field, particularly employ-
ment.
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zersity of Pennsylvania’s Wharton
I ichool of finance and commerce
were polled regarding the continu-
ion of OPA. Eighty-one signed a
j letition urging continuation of price
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IV. Ask Christ to Deliver You
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GOP CONGRESSMAN
REWARDED
Few congressmen have enjoyed
i higher rating at the White House about *25 to T wging ’that body to
In the last two decades than hard- L ,
hitting Richard J. Welch of Califor- ten(j OPA another year
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And this reporter would like to minds the Lord of that fact, he
point out that during consideration of ceives the assurance that there is '
the full employment bill certain | a higher level of riches and reward i
for the loyal disciple.
' God will never be in debt to any-
one. There is no sacrifice made I
for his glory which does not find its I *
glorious recompense, and no bur-1
den borne for his sake which does j
not bring its rich reward.
All this is not' Uie resist of s5'irrle .
electorate this fall and insist that miserably fail you in your hour of
they voted on such legislation.
"They are hypocrites at heart."
Inflationary Danger
The newspaper further warned running to Jesus to seek eternal life,
that extension of the OPA price con- but had turned away sorrowful
trol for at least another year is the when he found that a man cannot
only way in which this country can love money and love God at the
bypass a wild inflationary period same time. '
and that end of price control now J 2 .. '
"would make a mockery "of the pay point out that it is impossible for
raise now pending for the armed rich man to be saved, except as the
services; it would devalue terminal ’ «•«■»»>• rvu* ooio Bran nt bim and
leave pay for enlisted men, de-
crease the valu£ of mustering-out
pay, void the worth of a possible
early bonus and engulf the civilian
wages of newly returned veterans."
Accusing both Democrats and Re-
publicans, "Army Timer’ placed
the major blartfe on the GOP which,
it said, "is seeking to capitalize on
the petty discomforts which all of
us suffered during four years of
OPA control."
It is a vicious and stupid at-
tempt to gain power at the cost of meekness,
the little people . . . the guys who “fight the good fight of faith" (I Tim.
make up America . the workers, 6:11, 12).
the veterans, the masses. We’ve all
j railed at OPA," the editorial says,
“(we’ve cussed it for everything.”
Still, in the long run, it would be
hard to find an American family
of low or moderate means that
wouldn't vote to continue price con-
trol if the vote wag theirs.
"Unfortunately, however, C„,
delegated their vote to a bunch of ' find in our next point,
joh-oeeking politicians who now Z ‘ ~ ‘
prove themselves to be representa- . 28-30).
fives, not of the people, but of pow- I 1 ^.1. ,w_
er-conscious political machines and forsaken all the things of the*world
11 years.
Always subordinating party inter-
tst to the national welfare, Welch’s
lugged integrity won him the .
esteem of both Presidents Hoover arnrlyi giving congress something to
and Roosyelt, with Harry Truman th(nk abOpt. T: z'
equally fond of him. the stand of the fifteen million re-
It is an axiom in congress that turning veterans on this important
when Dick Welch wants something j jssue of continued government con-
st the White House, he gets troj oj prjces an(j critical materials.
The “Army Times says: "Afraid
to dare public wrath by voting
against such postwar necessities as thought he
emergency -e»er“-e, J "d ““ -1
extension of the draft act and con- : not read, i
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price* one must expect to pay, J the
who trte-s to charge mote beware!
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FINDING A NEW SENSE
OF VALUES
LESSON TEXT—Luke 12: 19, 20: 1«: :
24-36: 19: 1-10.
MEMORY SELECTION — The king-
dom of God Is not meat and drink; but
rtghteouSnesa, and peace, and joy In the
Holy Ghost.—Romans 14:17.
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ng kitchen difficulties.
A check revealed the Associ-
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to Include In the recipe one
pound of butter — necessary for
good results In baking the cake.
Perhaps the AP reporter was pa-
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ybiOHcete^cr^EIi^Hbn^d.’C.’ congress retreats
It isn’t often that the, public rises
up in protest so quickly and effec-
tively as over the recent cutting of
price control in the house of repre-
sentatives, However, the “Save
OPA" mail drive on congress now
appears to have scored a bull’s eye.
Senate opposition • to crippling
house amendments is mounting and
enti-price control senators one by
one are beginning to yell “uncle!”
' Despite this, OPA Boss Paul
Porter and Economic Stabilizer
Chester Bowles are awaiting the
senate showdown with crossed
fingers. What they fear is a
. compromise senate bill — a
watered-down, but still danger-
ous, version of the house “re-
peal” measure.
Porter warned of this in a re-
cent secret conference with Bowles
and other top officials when the
question was raised as to whether
the outspoken Bowles should con-
tinue his cannonading for eir-tight
QPA legislation. Bowles himself
felt that it might bi smart for him
to pull punches temporarily.
Porter, however,, vigorously ad-
vised the contrary,
“This is no time to trim onr
sails or for, you to let down,
Chester,” he told Bowles.
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CHIGGERS, GNATS, FLIES, TOO
6-12 INSECT REPELLENT
Odorlou-Colorless-Long-Lasting!
FOLHoiistwivei. Sportirrun, F»rmtr», Golfer*,
ZTnxPIcnickers.Fishermen.Cardeners, Camper*
vj^yTHOiwpsos Hurwann co,, ukiutin, *i
last visit, to request Presidential;
support of another bridge connect-
ing J>an Francisco and' Oakland,
was no exception. n
Despite opposition from the
navy, which contends that ex-
panded aircraft and water-
transport facilities in the bay
area make a new bridge inad-
visable, Weigh told Truman that
the bridge was imperative.
Traffic on the present Oakland
bridge, he said, was moving
“bumper-to-bumper.”
“AU we are asking is a public
hearing to state our case, Mr.
President.” said Welch, "but the
navy is' even opposed to that.”
r_ “This is an election year,” com-
mented Welch with a grin, “but “n8
there are no political considerations
in the bridge project as far as I
am concerned.”
Truman may have been thinking
of Welch’s Unflinching battle to sup-
port OPA as he replied:
“In your case, Dick,
wouldn’t make any difference to
me whether there were any
political considerations In it or
not.”
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Get ALL-BRAN at your grocer’s.
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MISSOURI POUND CAKE
President Truman’s first cousins,
Nellie and Ethel Noland of Inde-
pendence, Mo., a^e writing quite a L~’7 j
lew letters these days about the fa- ■ decIared.n to be policy
,, . . covernmenf that n..-
mous "pound cake” which long has
been a favorite delicacy of the Tru-
tnan and Noland families.
Last Christmas, while Truman
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A writer for the Associated Press to place ln th* 0PA biU an amend- not serve him because we expect
apparently inexperienced in the i ment which guarantees to manufac- reward, but the assurance of the re-
kitchen. obtained the recipe and turers and dealers a profit on each] ward is u,ere to encourage and spur
jublishvd - it Later housewives item of manufacture and prohiti'.s ,us on. ,ife. 8‘M-S,OTC? him'
.... the o»A from rorMriru* ■ The le. gpirftua! eiWDenry hus t
ers and retailers from absorbing ifar higher value than gold and sil-'
wrong* Scores~of part of the higher costs. ver of this world.
j. K government as a matter of pol ■ IV. Ask Christ to Deliver You
“5 Leia- icy cannot guarantee Jobs for work- From Riches (19:1-10).
; vare street. Housewives were hav- ers *'len *low can guarantee profits Zacchaeus was a man well versed !
ACTS ON THE KIDNEYS
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Io increase flow of orine and
relieve irritation oi the bladder
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S.A.S. PHOSPHATE BAKING POWDER Ar« you *uHerlns dlaireu,
backache, run-<i<iwn feelinc and dheom.
j lout fraii, a«ee>a acidify tn the urlna* Are
you di-turbed nlyhl* by a frequent da,iro
to paaa water* Then you ahould know
about that Umova doctor** di,covary —
»*• KILMERS SWAMP ROOT — that
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“ to clothing manufacturers recently I
by the civilian p^oduetton adtttinis
; (ration asking o report on
j.men’s suit shortage. R<
‘ Uip gwemnfenl’s goal
' men's suits will be birr
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\ Zacchaeus was a man well versed
for Industry'’ It may be that the : in the devious ways of the extor- j
senate will eliminate these two fea tioner. He knew money, and how i
I tures of the OPA bill as it passed to nrtake its But he was not satis-1
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International || SCHOOL
LESSON -:-
t By HAROLD L. LUNDQUIST. D. D.
Ol The Moody Bible Institute of Chicago.
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sociation. He docx not believe hfi<b-
Money, riches, possessions—that’s I
what men are living and striving
for In our day. It is going to seem
a bit strange, but-it will be very
salutary to stress once again the
eternal truth, best summarized by
our LoiM Jesus when he said, “A
man’s life consisteth not In the
abundance of the things which he
possesseth” (Luke 12:15).
I. Don’t Depend on Riches (12:19,
20).
The rich man Increased in selfish-
ness as he increased in wealth. He
began to feel secure because he had
laid up much goods. Now he be-
came proud and boastful. He?
> saw years of comfort
emergency housing for veterans, and ease ahead. Evidently he had
extension of the draft act and con- not read, or did not believe, the
tinuation of price control, the mem- | words of Scripture, “Boast not thy-
bers of . the house have adopted a self of tomorrow; for thou knowest
pattern of cutting the heart out ol not what a day may bring forth"
the laws and leaving only a skeleton (Prov. 27:1; see also James 4:13-
and a tombstone bearing the origi- 17).
na| name. Then after destroying Well, can a man depend on i
the effectiveness of the laws, they riches? The answer is no. They
I vote a resounding ‘aye’ ostensibly are here today and gone tomorrow.
to provide emergency housing, ex- Man himself is here today and gone
tension of the draft and continu- tomorrow. When he goes, he leaves
ation of price' control.
“Actually, however, most of these eci H l°r God-
congressmen voted against veter- Money is like a broken reed. The
-~3 housing, against extension of man who leans on it will not only
the draft and against continuation fall, but will pierce himself through
of price control. Nevertheless, on with many sorrows (I. Tim 6:9, 10).
the record they can go before the I Don’t depend on riches—they will
I need.
II. Beware of the Snare of Riches
(18:24-27).
The rich young ruler had come
the house, although opposition to ' fled. L _„.._te
| OPA in both house and senate would i more worth while than riches,
like to «ee the bill so loaded down life was empty.
, wltb inequities and so impossible He sought Jesus. C.„ L i. Z
riotic and didn’t think butter should °* administration that the President the Master and he knew that
oe used in cake in view of the edi- w'ouId be forced to veto the mens- must lay his sinful heart open be- :
ure .. . . then they could pass the I fore him in confession. Salvation I
onus on to him as they have done came to Zacchaeus that day.
j in the draft extension hfll. ' Here, then, ii the way to be de ■;
Many business men are now be- bver«d from the snare , of riches—
WERRY-GO-ROUNL coming alarmed at th* inflationary tnke Jesu» Christ as your Saviour
Eighty-five professors at the Uni- Matures of the house OPA bill. They | a,nd Lord- He mav then entrust j
for operations. Their buying prices 1)111 he deliver-.- you from
getting out of hand and their wage te ' Z " * * - - -
costs unstable. As a result of this put}ir>< y°ur trul” ib lt-
chaos they see a continued shortage
on commodities instead of full pro- :Is lost ’v* 10>» caught in
duction, as flambouyaBtly predicted (! 6:9. 10). trusting in
the National Association of Man-
?e *■ A M is flawy
eply wns that cmitradicled by Frank Kathje. prea-
of 28 million
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er prices would boost production.
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Owens, H. Weldon. The Teague Chronicle (Teague, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 44, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 23, 1946, newspaper, May 23, 1946; Teague, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1290721/m1/4/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Fairfield Library.