Breckenridge American (Breckenridge, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 117, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 27, 1948 Page: 5 of 6
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THURSDAY, WAY 27, 194*— BKECKENRIDGF. AM RK1CAN—S
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Eminent Scientist Proclaims His
Belief in Divine Rule of Unverse
WASHINGTON' <U.P -A lifrtinn-
of scientific n si'tiri-h h:i% cotivinr-
«*'• Hi. H<>b)-rt .V Millikan thai th 'iv
rually ia ;i Divinity that Ruiilis
man's clratiny.
Many tm-n of seitfuv have been
acrostic. They believed thr-st I i fi-
urnl the universe i-nubi he explain-
ed without reoiurHe to (i.xl.
Hut the Hll-yi ar-"lii Noble Prize
winner, retired now piv.^itlent
Many Never
Suspect Cause
St® cJS£fc«L
Wh*o diannfanrof kulnrr funrtion permit*
poisunoun matter to remain In y.iur blood. it
aMycauMnaiciftnghackarh*. rhruwutic- imum,
les puma. low iit if i ami rnvrtry. >e-tunrf up
vUrhta, Rwrltinr. purtinr** ur. icr the ryi,
brjuiitriton un<i liixsiawrt*. I' rati unite or meanty
VmMsuvi* With jmnrt.n^ «n<! burning mm,.
tim -> f'ht.w!! there U V metI.|Q£ wrung with
JTOiir kiiineyi i r lilathier.
EtaiTt u nit! A.k > ir .|nwtri«t for Du n'«
Pilln. a •t.muUr.e diuretic, i e<l aurreufiilly
by miUi« ni f.<r 'tver SO ye ra. l><.an nve
n ppr r<-li«f unit will help the IS mile~i of
kelnev tulu-* Ma*h "ut p<ti«nnuui waatc from
Hour bWi. Get buun' 1'iiU.
ef the California Institute of Tech
nuiojry, holds that "a purely ma-
teria tint ie philosophy is . . . the
heit'ht of miilltelliiren.'e."
Millikan proclaiim il his views at
a meeting here of th1 Ami riran
Physical Society. No scientist has
delved more deeply into the awl-
ai.irtiis of matter. It was Millikan
v. ho first determined the charge
and mas if the electron, the tini-
• ft known particle in the universe.
He told th*' country's leading
iphysicists that "wise men in all
tlii aires liavi seen enough to at
l«.«t make them reverent." He
quoted Dr. Albert Einstein *ay-
inif:
"It is enouifh for me to con-
template the mystery of conscious
life perpetuating itself through all
eti rnity; to reflect upon the tnar-
•velfKis structure of the uri'verse.
! rhich we can ditnlv perreiv.\ and
ti try humbly to, comprehend even
an infinitesimal part of the intelli-
K<: nee manifested in nature."
"That," Millikan said .is ms kixnI
:i definition of tiod as I n< • d."
Hut belief in <iotl is not to be-
little man, Millikan believes.
"'For while the Great Architect
had to diaect alone the oarlier
Btageg of the evolutionary pre cess,'
Millikan said, "that part of Him
that became us—tore we are cer-
tainly insidnot outside, crea-
tion's plan—has been stepping up
amazingly the pace of vegetable,
animal and human evolution since
we began to become conscious of
the part we bad to play.
"It is our sense of responsibilty
fei playing our part to the hest
of our ability that makes us (lod-
litCI ."
Millikan cited instances in the
war when, in hi* view, "something
other than any demonstrable .su-
periority of the allied performance
t,pried the sen leu in our favor."
"Almost a turn of a hair in
seme, if not most, of these events,"
he said, "and civilization might
hi vi been doomed. Hut it was I
saved.
"Shall I pay by human agents?
Yes, in part, for we are certainly
a part of the great evolutionary
scheme.
"Just how we fit into the plans
of the Great Architect and how i
much He has assigned us to do,
we do not know, hut if we fail in
out assignment it is pr.-tty rtain
that part of the job will be left
undone.
"Hut fit in we certainly do some-1
how rise we would not h.ive a
sene of our own responsibility. A
purely materialistic philosophy is
to me the height of unintelligent^'.'
i reed Cot Offers
Mucin Excitement
OCKANSTDK, Cal. <UJ — Poiice
oficer Tony Telebnr answered a
ti l< phone call from an excited wo-
1 man who reported that her dog
j had treed a cat near her home.
As Teh bar arrived on the seen*,
! the dog left the treed tat and
chased the officer .The cat then
jumped from the ti and bounded
{down a canyon. The dog switched
back after the cat and Again treed
the feline. This time the officer
turned a flashlight on the tree and
saw—not a housecat—but u full
grown wildcat.
He fired nut «*„ vLi . v. '
the animal fell from the tree into
a clump of bushes. There were
many snarls and growls from the
aien but Telebnr declined to ap-
proach the wounded cat .
In the morning thitre was no
sign of erther a dead or wounded
v. iltlcat.
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HrurcM I'uliun
Peppers
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Mustard
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Catsup
Stuffed
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8 uz. Jar
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Sausage sack lb 49c
Heavy Beef
Short Ribs lb 39c
Lean Tender
Boneless Stew lb 65c
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Chopped Ham,,
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Vienna Sausage
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6 t. box
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Clover Farm Sweetened
Grapefruit Juice
Gelatin Dessert
PICKLES
Natural Quart 35c
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Farm
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or DilH
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Salad Mustard c,over
Grape Jam
rpn 1 Clover Farm—Choice
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16-oz
16 Oz
Potted Meotfv r
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No. in
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lb 10c
lb 10c
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Beef Seven Roast ___ L^c
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Sliced Bacon T'L„ Lb.69c
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Fresh Dressed Poultry
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Hall, Charlie. Breckenridge American (Breckenridge, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 117, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 27, 1948, newspaper, May 27, 1948; Breckenridge, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth133162/m1/5/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Breckenridge Public Library.