Pensacola News Journal from Pensacola, Florida • 9

Sundoy, Februory 22, 1959 Che pfnmrula yrnm.flrmrrtnt 9 A Cracker Poilics Fluoride Termed As Slow Poison News-Journal Readers1 Forum Panhandle Paller (CONTINUED FROM FACE (A) aecomDlished because neither side Profiles nylon development section of Chem- Idaho, Oct. 13, 1318, attended pubic nctucu untneior oi scicnc Ponsacola PAUL D. EMERSON, head of Ran? CorP. was bom in Moscow, ol" ersity in 1940 composition at 'if degree in mechanical Teaching Moral and Spiritual Values in Schools Favored willing to show any indication Iowa- and graduated in 1936 from Culver Mutary anv compromise to any extent." JAncTy (Culver, Ind.) to which he had won a $1,500 full scholarship engineering at Perdue Uni- and studied piano, harmony and Drake University Conservatory and The News 'Journal welcomes letters from its readers en pub lie affairs. The name of the vrlter must be signed and the address given.

The paper reserves the right to cut Utters over 250 words. Letters addressed to others or dealing In personalities rather than public Issues are not acceptable. In rare instances the name and address of the writer still be with, held, but they must be known to the editor. I at Hamilton School of Music, Philadelphia. He served as staff sergeant in charge ci radio com- i tfit.u or i iiumituuuii uu lac Aniuery ynnl 11 1941 and was honorably d-scharged to return to In.

dustry at the request of the DuPont company, at children from the same misfortune. The state has many moral problems. The parents and church working together can find solutions, parents and church in Boy Scouts of America program have done a wonderful job. There has scarcely ever been an Engle Scout who later had a crime record. UFA whose Seaford junior engineer.

Remington Arms engineer. In 1946 Chester, as (Del.) plant he had started as a In 1942 he was transferred to the Division in Denver as technical he joined the Scott Paper development engineer designing by the state giving its assistance machinery end in 1943 became manager of the Scranton (Pa.) branch of the Industrial Institute of Philadelphia. He accepted position by the administration of public) pStnc: irCan Break Down 'Political Lines For Human Body According to Joe D. Nichols M.D., past president of the Tri-i State Medical Association, there are six chief causes of disease, emotional, nutritional, poison, infections, accidents and inherited. Fluonde, one of the most toxic poisons known, is called the arch enemy of mankind, being a accumulative poison with no known antidote.

Ten years may lapse before damage from accumulated fluoride in the body is pcrcepUhle, Dr. George Faldhott, a very eminent doctor in Detroit, has the case histories of persona poisoned by drinking fluoridated water. So when anyone tells you fluoridated water is 6afe, ak for proven scientific research to verify the statement. It isn't to be found. Dosage of poison is not controllable when put in a water supply, as dosage will be according to the amount of water consumed by the individual.

Here are a few quotations from eminent doctors on fluoridation: Dr. Warde (obstetrician and gynecologist): "Let's let this issue be until we know more about it; we are ignorant on the subject now." Dr. Bland (physician): "Even at the recommended amount of one part fluorine to one million parts water, fluorine will disfigure at least 23 per cent of our children's teeth. Three parts a day could cause chronic To take these chances would be against all principles of sound medical practice." Dr. Faulus (dentist): "Its not worth the price you'll pay for jackets on your teeth.

When natural fluorine is contained in the water F.MF.KSON as mechanical engineer for American Viscose Corp. in 1949 and did original development work on Chemstrand's present acrylic fiber, Acrilan, He was one of the first Viscose employes trans-ferred to Chemstrand's nylon plant here in 1951. From then until 1953 he co-ordinated training of Chemstrand employes in DuPont's Martinsville (Va.) plant. He moved to Pensacola in 1953 when appointed yarn area technical superintendent, was appointed yarn development superintendent in 1955 and to his present position in 1953. He holds several patonU on textile and yarn processing equipment.

In Pennsylvania he was active in politics and was Democratic committeeman in Media, Pa. He is former vice president and concert chairman of the Greater Pensacola Symphony Orchestra and now is cn board of directors; is member of vestry, chairman of music committee and assistant organist at Christ Church (Episcopal); Is a member of Delta Tau Delta fraternity, Pensacola Country Club and Navy League and life member of Culver Legion. He was married to Ernestine Stultz of Martinsville, Nov. 7, 1953, and they have a two-year-old son, Paul D. Jr.

Music, golf, painting boating and fishing are his hobbies. JUNE B. BAEIt 312 Ariola Ave. Supreme Court's Decisions Held a i I a AS InVQllU AClS Does Ero. Labaron Williams congratulate Gov.

Leroy Collins for re jecting the laws of his state, the laws that he is sworn to uphold and enforce, and accept the rulings of the Supreme Court of the United States which are not the laws since Congress has the power to make all laws that are necessary and proper to carry out the aims of the Constitution, and the court has no authority whatsoever crnor, as truly Floridian as our to make any law. This has been' state song, has spread Swanee explained in the forum on scveraljfCVer throughout the North, occasions and the sources given 0ur new industrial plants testify nnnf ArlflC Smith America no longer considers the Mason 'Dixon line as a divisive Maginot fortification. Necessity is forcing us to abondon this wall of national partition. It is droll of some pohticasters to say that no Southerner is a serious presidential possibility. Need we be reminded that neither Andrew Jackson nor Abraham Lincoln were considered seriously? Genius, as Woodrow Wilson said, is no snob.

It chooses its agents in serene indifference to conventional standards. All things are possible in politics despite the agnosticism of many professional politicians. It is said that Governor Collins has shown symptoms of Potomac fever. Facts indicate that ovir gov. tiie Contagium of our quietly dvnamic representative man.

Fos sihly no man other than Stephen Collins Foster has sold Florida to American as has T. LcRny Collins. to the nation is not a grievous fault. Top Democrats are talking confidently of our governor being key speaker at the I960 National Democratic convention. If he gets the bid, as now seems likely, the world will hear in proper perspective the confident voice of that young American giant, the New South.

Undoubtedly there is now a man who can propel the convergence of world sociological pressures into ever come out of Galilee? G. G. WEST 1739 North Palafox St, Dangers Posed Senator Cross, in explaining that does not expect to see much change made in the reapportionment setup, said the "philosophy of present membership of the Senate does not appear to be changed much fronv that of the members of the session," reapportionment must come up, however, he said, as the Constitution provides it is a continuing order of business and the governor said he will push for reappor tionment. IN REGARD to finances for the next two years, Senator Cross says believes the estimate of income both State Comptroller Ray Green and the state budget director are too high. Green estimated income of $715 million while the budget director estimated $729 million.

Senator Cross pointed out the cabinet is submitting proposed expenditures totaling $723 million, "I fori the appropriations must further cut," he said. "A $700 million figures would be more realistic," SENATOR CROSS predicted there will be a "scrap" on removing the present intangible tax. However, he said, he does not believe the legislature during these times when funds are short, will remove that tax. He said personally he would op pose removing it and added, have received no evidence that the tax has hurt anyone." THE SENATOR from said he is looking forward to serving in tne bennte where lie will join others with whom he served in the House, Among those with whom he served in the House who are now senators are: Sen. Haxvie J.

Belser of Bonifay; Sen. W. E. Bishop of Lake City; Sen. Harry O.

Stratton of Callahan; Sen. J. A. Boyd cf Leeshurg; Sen. M.

B. Knight of Blountstown; Sen. Fred Dickinson West Palm Beach: Sen. J. C.

Getzen Jr. of Ren. John Sutton of Or lando, and Sen. Sam Gibbons of Tampa, THERE is an interesting angle to the Miami Orchard Villa scluvil decision which has received little publicity in the press. Originally this area was an all-white district and so a school for white students was opened.

During late years the population has changed so that it is now practically a Ngro district. As a result there will be few white students In the area and practically ell of them will have moved by time school opens in September. This means the school will in effect, merely be trans ferred from a white to a Negro school. TWO of Northwest Florida's po litical leaders will be in Pensacola this week to make talks. Hep Thomas D.

Beasley of DcFuniak neople start losing their teeth at Uda still is running far ahead do-the age of 30. Unite the halving cf the Supreme jricrnamprupie come oar agawit unu Bfcairi coiiKraiuiaung ouicrs for accepting a law that does not exist. The Supreme Court has wilfully or lgnorantlv misconstrued thejxhnt he incidentally sold himself 11 tXTkn' rthraco "riminl rtmtntinn the Civil War ended and the slaves were freed many were afraid that they would be mistreated by their former owners and since the Court had, in 1357, declared that they had no right in any court, it was decided to place this in the Four teenth Amendment and give them protection with all other citizens, against violence. The phrase never had any other meaning and the members of any educated group ttnnM lrnnw if vrv n-rll flnlv a dirty and dishonest group paths. Can that man come to the Sum-erne Court eould savim the South? Did a prophet A program of teaching moral and spiritual values in regular classroom work will be recommended to the Florida State D-partment of Education.

With interest we read Superintendent of Public Instruction Thomas D. Bailey's pamplct on proposed guides to teaching America's moral and spiritual heritage. I like many of the facts presented and it is heartening to know that those who administer public education funds are interested in America's moral and spiritual heritage of our young people. We agree that the state is not the purpose of our existance, that the individual does not exist for the state but rather that the state exists for the individual. The administration of public funds should be looked upon in this light.

Young people should. not be educated tor tne interest oi the state but rather the state hould assist the parents in educating young people in order that they may serve God and country. These spiritual ideals that are the foundation of our government come from many individuals with various religious and educational backgrounds. Religious concepts that are the basis of our government institutions, legal systems, social concepts and services for promoting the general welfare come from individuals, not from the 6tate. The state upholds and protects these religious concepts.

Superintendent Bailey has proposed a program for incorporation into public schools a factual study of religious concepts that are the basis of our American heritage, The individuals who put into effect these religious concepts had more than factual knowledge, they were inspired by faith in Divine Providence. Is is the duty of parents to give the young people the moral and spiritual foundations. The church and the state exist to help him. For the parent to recieve state assistance in giving his children education with a religious background is democratic. The parent assumes his responsibility in educating his children to his religious convictions.

The state assumes its proper function of assisting the parent in gaining educational opportunities for his children and in guaranteeing him freedom of religious guidance. The church remains the guarantee of the protec-tion of Almighty Providence and the storehouse and dispenser of spiritual values. The church should not be ignored in its desire to give young people faith in the religious guidance toward more inspired service. The principle of separation of church and state is good and works in the best interest of all citizens. This principle of separation does not mean that these two separate entities ignore each other, rather they assist each other and are mutually dependent on each other.

The state assists the church and its citizens by guaranteeing religious freedom and by protecting the church and its citizens from foreign powers and Communist anti-God doctrines. The church assists the state in giving the citizens the moral end spiritual values that make inspired leaders and law-abiding citizens, and by keeping alive the faith in an Almighty Diety that is the foundation of democratic society. The principle of separation of church and state is not violated when church sponsored enterprises receive assistance from public funds. Pay of military chaplains, the chapels and supplies come from government administered public funds. Government Hill-Burton funds have helped many Florida communities in hospital construction.

Pensacola's fine Bap tist Hospital was built with the as sistance of this government fund The parent-option tuition-aid plan with parents choice of prL vate sectarian or public schools will be a forward step in educa tion. The parent benefits by a free choice of schools to receive his children's share of the public edu cation fund. The children gain a nearer approach to the parents' ideals and benefit by a more ac tive parent-participation and in spiration in their education. Public schools on a basis of equality and not false superiority, with sectarian and private schools will benefit. Costly new school con struction and double sessions are a public problem.

Parents and church have fine educational buildings in use only a few hours each week. With parents' choice of tu- ltion-aid to pnvate, public or sec tarian schools, parents can use their children's share of the edu cation fund to give children edu cation with a religious background There will still be public schools for parents who choose them. The public will benefit by the parents free choice. Our state treasurer has announced that crime is Florida's biggest expense. Mr.

J. Edgar Hoover warns that crime among Shown by Driver Experience (CONTINUED FROM MCI I) shall the opportunity to say the constitutional separation of powers did not prevent the judiciary lrcm striking down a legislative enact ment. Yet Marbury vs. Madison of itself concerned only a justice of the peace. ONE OF THOSE who saw what would come of the 19'ifi amendment was Justice B.

K. Roberts, during whose tenure as chief justice the Florida court ground out an enor mous number of decisions more those years than any other Supreme Court in the land by, literally, hundreds and hundreds. Looking tack, Justice Roberta observed: "Now some Judges might disagree with me, but when a reviewing court is so terribly overloaded, its members just don't have the time they should for the calm, scholarly, analytical study desirable. "Those judges are under a tre mendous responsibility to the hti gants actually before them and in dcing immediate justice they gen erally lack the opportunity to write an opinion which will become a treatise that could become a guide to other courts and lawyers on the particular problems involved in that case." Si' LEAVING ASIDE the six months cf organization of the new appellate courts, the first full calendar year of experience produced this result: the Supreme Court disposed of 225 cases (writing an opinion in 52!) in 1957 and 505 twith an opinion in 210) in The figures from other states have not become available ibut the 19.77 statistics indicate Flor- Court's load. In 1957, for instance.

New York's top tribunal disposed 362 cases, writing pn opinion in 144. Justice Roberts said he did not believe anything was more important to the public than sound judicial precedents. "We have two sources of law: legislative law and case law," he explained. "Legislative law can change for many reasons the temper of the times, the influence of lobbyists, and many other ele ments, so legislative law is not necessarily the long, stable sort of the law that business can make invest ments on. You wouldn't plan a long! range business cm on net of the legislature 'cause it might be repealed at the next session, "But, brother, when a court re peals one ol its precedents, you hear a lot of howling.

People ex pect case law to be stable and to go on for ages -to become a mon ument. So if it is that important. and I certainly agree that it is, it should be carefully considered and well done. And I think that is be ing done now. "So I believe I can say to you trutMully that the judges are working just as hard as before, not producing as many cases but the 2 opinions of 1958 are no doubt worth far more to the people of Florida as legal precedents than the 522 of 1957 that were sort of born and developed in haste." Mother Asserts More Cub Scout Packs Desired I hope this may be published and might benefit my eight-year-old son and others his age who at tend Brownsville Elementary School, I have tried, in vain, since his eighth birthday (May 1958) to get him in the Cub Scouts, but have been told a meeting was to be held to elect a new leader for this distrirt and we would be notified to bring our son and file application for membership.

That has been months and still my son and others want very must to be a part of the Cub Scouts and can not. I am sure that other mothers and fathers, as well as myself, are more than willing to be of any help they can in order to help their sons become members My son feels the time, since he became 8, has been wasted because he waited so long to reach the age to become a scout. My other boy will soon be 8 years old and I do hope someone can help with this and do something to get tbese meetings started at this school soon. I am willing and will be glad to help these children how ever I may. MRS.

JAME M. BARNETTE 701 Roanne Lane (Enstmont) VV 0 mS OT HI COTS drive has been going on for some time against the Federal Bureau! of Investigation because the FBI' Ihas exnosed Communist nr Cnm pressure groups, along with the radical Supreme Court which, in my opinion, is aiding communism. Freedom loving Americans must CRESS JOINER 118 East Damon Talladega, Ala. TO TRVN'FFU STOCK NEW YORK (LTD Erie Dry r.y assets to Associated i-ry vi mi- a naiy. ierin not revealed.

is he the has he by an be HOMl 0UM04 Maj. Thomas Allen, president of Memphis Light, Gas and Water, said, "the board has given this problem a great deal of thought, and decided it is not in the business of mass medication, or in the business of recommending drugs." I had personal experiences with fluoridated water while on vaca tion in Oklahoma City. I started to clean my teeth with fluoridated water. It was so suck, slimy and salty I had to spit it out and get pure water before I could finish brushing my teeth. Pensacola has the best and purest water in the state.

Let us keep it that way. F. B. BAGGETT Local Chairman, Florida State-wide Committee of the Pure Water Association of America 951 E. Jordan St.

by Bicyclists and what if I had hit the other car? Or he had hit me? There would have been a pile-up for sure, caused by a boy on an unlighted bicycle. When we got home my sister-in-law, who had just arrived from town, told me that she had almost hit a boy on a bicycle In the same location. He was on the inside lane too. From her description it must have been the same one. ricase! Let's educate our children better on bicycle safety.

If they must be out on a night like that they should know where to ride the bicycle as well as to have lights and reflectors on it. Their clothing should be of a light color, too. A yellow coat shows up at night much better than a black one. You say that talking to them doesn't do any good? I'm sure a paddle, applied in the right place, will hurt them much less than an automobile as it runs over them or throws them through the air. WILLIAM H.

LEWIS, P. O. Box in, Gonzalez. Teenager Thinks Criticized Books QQQfl fQr Youths I'm writing in regards to a letter published in your Sunday's paper dated February 8, about Florida's Libararies not permitting Nancy Drew, Oz and Tarzan books to appear on their shelves. I have been an ardent reader of the Nancy Drew books and even at 16 I still like to read them.

I believe that no matter how young or old you are that at times there is some one you would like to be like even in your sub-conscious mind. Of course you can't believe all that happens in these an mat nappens in these my of Springs, speaker-elect for the House of Representatives is sched uled to talk at the Gopher Club meeting at 8 a.m. Wednesday. He will likely give us an outline of important Issues which the Legis lature will seek to solve this year. Then Saturday night Congressman ltab Sikes will be here from Washington to talk at a meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Clubs public affairs meeting.

Tina will be S.kes' first talk in this area since Congress opened early in January, NOTE that C. Farris Bryant of Ocala, former speaker of the House and one who along wiih Beasley will be running for governor in r.U'iO, made a speech in Miami in which lie "plugged" for support of business men. He said unless businessmen take an immediate and active interest in politics they invite a disastrous crumbling of our nation's economic fabric. "In a day when taxes paid by Flondians to city, county, state SAVE SANFORDS With Expansion Bands Rejularlr $29.95 50 Down $1 0.95 50c Weekly 7 Ckok far Attyorv Alwov buy H-SANfORO tuniisy In hohjrm or Id rnlool taw lcpUanal ioIum. No.

IS. Pensacola where the best Youth Training Parley Planned A conference on Pre Induction Education will be held at the US0 at 7 p.m. Tuesday, according to the Rev. Levan Davis, chairman of the Christian Emphasis Committee or the YMCA. The conference is under auspices cf the YMCA and its purpose is to determine the need of a program for older high school and junior college students relative to morals and ideals while in the armed st rvices.

Participating in the conference will be representatives from the high schools, Junior College, religious leaders, youth workers and civic leaders. and national governments approximate 40 per cent of their income, no businessman can ignore tin business of government." he said. Ml 17 JEWELS i I i ii is 4 yet to be Savings Loan Association i A It's Friday 5:13 p.m. You and your wife walk out of the furniture store and get into your car. You have just bought some furniture to go in your new home.

It will be delivered tomorrow. Except for the rain you're feeling pretty good. It's getting dark. That, along with the rain, makes visibility poor. As you are driving out Palafox Street you decide you want something to eat.

You stop at a drive-in and order a barbeque and milk. Your wife orders barbeque and coke. The service was fast so you are on your way again by 5:40. By this; time it is dark and the 5:30 traffic is beginning to get thick on the; highway. The traffic is throwing a spray on your windshield and this makes visibility even worse, You head out New Palafox High-: way.

About 5:55 you overtake a line of traffic that is moving at a snail's pace. You drop in behind them. Lights from southbound traffic are glaring off the wet pavement on your windshield now. You are momentarily blinded by them. About the southbound traffic has about a quarter mile break in it.

You decide to pass now that the lights aren't blinding you. Vnn u.ant to cet home as soon as its safely possible and this is a You pull out to the left and nudge the gas peddle. As you start passing the spray hits your windshield worse. You see no lights in your lane ahead so you keep going. Suddently, less than 10 feet In front of your car there is an object.

You don't know what it is except that it's a dark object that you didn't see until now. You slam on brakes, but not in time. The terrible sounding of crunch-ine metal meets your ears and you hear a cry of just as ine iron; that a law that mixed the races was giving the inferior rare "equal protection," although neither race was in any danger when segrega tion was provided by law. How does it protect a man. woman or child to place with some one where he, she or it is not wanted? The dictionary says that to protect is to defend, guard, shel ter or shield.

How does integration in the public schools or elsewhere protect them since there is no violence and never has been. Sep arate but equal was placed in the Constitution in 1903 and no court has the authority to change it. It takes two-thirds of both houses of Congress and three-fourths of the states to change any part or even a single word in the Constitution. yet the present setup of low browed judicial misfits are changing it like a bunch of Navy men going to town. In the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution there appears this phrase: "nor be deprived of life.

liberty, or property, without due process of law." Actually this means that a man's life, liberty or property cannot be taken without a law having competent jurisdiction. The phrase "due process" means to get on with the case. Though any person who has read this and analyzed it can understand it, the Supreme Court actually used it to tear down the laws of Congress and supplement a law of its own, a piece of judicial dictatorship so brazen that the court constitutes itself a bunch of hoodlums so secure against harm as to cause Al Capone to turn over in his grave in envy. Perhaps the Supreme Court has the right to violate its oath but what right does that give Gov. Collins to vio let his.

The laws of the State of Florida are the business of Gov- nor Collins and he is under no obligation concerning any federal law any more than any good citi zen would have. When I say "Judicial Hoodlums" I mean just that. Never before has a gang been so completely lacking in self restraint. Never before has a group of men tried so hard to wipe out our written constitution only to substitute its own low browed, small town opinions. The constitution gives us the right to peaceably assemble to protect any act of government.

Up in Clinton the judicial dictator located at Knoxville made it a crime for three or more people to get to- gether and talk about the Clinton schools. From the looks of things somebody got mad. Now Ike has recommcnuea 10 ongrrss uiai lew oe enacted inai win noi oniy violate the Constitution but will send another million votes over to Democrats. DANIEL G. JORDAN Star Route Atmore, Ala.

Mil 1 fii-, If- 3 tin -L -v-" v- f. -s w-, I -i ''4' i rT I. it I I -M I Jf II I I 1 rj I I -'--V a Hi "I of your car lifts about six inchesjbut you can try to solve theN rni mystery and try to stay one gtrp.wi i ui uciuiou anraa of the detective. As for the small boys and girlslt CXpOSCS KCOiS the Tarzan books are good, too. I've read some of them as I have I have noticed smear attack and you come to a stop aner wnai; wms an eternity.

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a younger brother who has been a Tarzan fan. Smaller boys idolize him and try to act Ike him in It wasnt rea.ly your lault. meimanv weather and traffic caused you to. As for thp Qz bookv fim organizations, be unable to see an unughted ob-famiIiar wjth them But chnJ writcr has a very nv ject. You know, however, that youi(jr(n want to read them, whv stop opinion of anyone or any group are legally response i ou don tjthcni even jf lhey are childish! who is soft toward the evil of com-: feel at all well now a-tnougn are lot of imunism.

Communism is the worst, and your wife are unhurt, inswaa. think if bof)kj rc enPmy the world has t0 contcnd! you are wracked with mental! on t))e agony in hopes mat me ooy isn i W( young people is increasing and) that punishment does not deter Hs nmrnnnrlc Pntirfr rise. Military services are V-wUll cerned over a terrific loss of A Jnn power when more and more young j' i I men reach manhood unfit for mil- -L--- DIl- fSern tfh. And wIaFlace" nd "God's Little Acre" by i fam-H' They'll suffer too 'many yoanK PpnPle 8nd teenagers, i for'his life mor' 'mphasis were put on vmi had pfn him in books for and 8bout teenagers itary service because of crimeiwll WUIUUUC ill I If the ht be was on the inside Poaoiy oecom. mm ana wore nara tgainsi recoras.

wiuiary cnapiains una increasing numbers of young men who have no moral or spiritual iirlrs from their youth. At a great expense to the government, the lights or rejectors on ms 1 military', r.f. rwirtmartial enH'sary to have taken it to fourt. UnH was wcanng a Diacx rain- VoriL It was impossible to Sundays paper. 70 Years Building $447,000 im jLsHMtjF HARRIET GLASSCOCK 296 McKinley Drive QUEEN'S BIOGRAPHER DIES mg, it should not have been neces- Judge Crosbv is to be eftmmendcd i witn tuanks iours trujy, VV.

E. KILE CRN, Rt- 3. Box 462, FirLS IN STYLE i NEW YORK (UP!) Sales smoking pipes amounted-to an ts tirr.a'.ed 47- million dollars li is ear, up 13 per cent from 1957 i accord.rs to the Pipe and Tobac 'CO Count J. of! SHEFTON MALLET, England Goods Co. stockholders will vote LTD Laurence Housman, March io on a propal to trans- H.chAtoroW Hicrha'c-P hpranc crime, insubordination, and cross neglect of duty, is yet increasing after doubling in recent years.

Lawmakers are concerned about the increase in requests for aid to rienrndent i'lecitimate children. Many Negro women are heads of families without the support of husband. We cannot ta.se away a.l these children, but we esn them in acnuirir.e reli gious trainirg that v.il save their mmMP Jm mi manif him before you did. No, you don't feel at all e.l now. but for the grace of God haooened to me, I saw him jurl time to dodge to my right an: miss him by inches.

I think the 'car to bit right at the time must -svp h-t t- snmiicer i tne iueu way in order to rr.e. i went ia wav n'o his are. had to in order to cuu tha i biographer of Queen Victoria auhstantially all the compa- her consort. Prince Albert. di ii ncav aurr ior.g n.n-.

i-m it Paid in Dividends in 1958! writings cn many iudjuh revered a span Ot nearly years..