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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1956-02-08, Page 3t f;11) t sarr'llAW ' t'll. Et.:„P.t., F...:-‘hriri 4,----„x%rf,'„,,1/4, ri,J1.1/ 7.',i1.9t5 , "ITAVatrra70.114;1111 1,4sP Pt , 404.1)EPP eers, buildeS, eleC, ,t1i11- -oleatiiiivio1,1fri.x.ilrni..1 produetlen ,,,„,.,trical„ centractorh , and lending equipment is confronting the institutions as well .as tle farm- witb..gkalgw preblem: His er. IVIaterniliMaslidelve oped by the most, -, teXp.erts frOpj theiffiring Design part is, not *large, enough.l,e, han. .gemmittele's tT.r lyi., sponsoring 111rw'''• '1,1f PI ''''''•dleit:' ' 14' '' ''' '4.'"'" ''. 1 — t - ' ''''' braniz'at191-1s-i , he I erganize, r5,..,..,,.• 1, 4f .. ... 4 . , -7 1 k .44's: ' 't." - 1 . .. , e aliS. fittled* th. 4,',X e jean 50- e:1°,1 :;- Re.eorninendetipris as".to 'What ; ' ""eiefy It•Of Agrio 1tu1 Fiigzneeis, 4)4 .wirieg---shonlel- be are con- the. IsTationaLAuruk,".41entric co - Mined in the „eopipletOly revised . operative.4‘sspoi4on 'and the gandpoole,' jost,oft the press. Utilizetion• Council plu various edition of "Farrntte4d Wiring Inter -Industry Farm Electric - ** 4,,•• ...... . . '',.. cethesAwlectricalAit,Naele associa- P *ubl isheci ' by 0,4,, •-Interior lizisi,apcl....tecIttnip,.-g societies, . Committee on Interm. Wing„ . •;;• f ... ,-•.;!,••• -1,1:. Design, the new 48-p4a iitanual • • supersedes :till-, erigitiell. edition •.' ' chartlf:Acomm n „ . publriediu:19,4p, It llists a new - , - .'. ,- ' i...'.•., i t. at 1 ` set, of.,'Iniriiinurn standaids-„Whieh-; i CiiildhliOd. Illf i .in., the, eledtric: n-1'1:flashy's opinion ar'...1 'it etesSarY if ' The :farm is to . G .U1' r. AV; Fcil -2; ht l' I. be? P!''Pottately.-AVii•ocl for present and: 'f utyre:* needs. - •, f ', '..; The following, char s, which • ' will be printed from time to It'e,: ., ,' ; net . ,beolF, on'hotinie,"deif With9i6iiire at the ail- - , a w to in: si.-A ,.:?i•rtri•p•,- ir Is ' a 'bgoir• oil -how, • mentil'Which fespecialli threaten to „fil'in 'wiring. The handbook children and;,••hewyou: can rec- .i, . ,xecornrneylds arid suggests . such: egnize ,.;their, 0,nro ser,-ptoms, tlii-,-,/s as sizes ,pf wire, rairriber They were compiled •by Dr. lago and 'location of outlets to help Galdston, • of The Bureau : of the farmetT'lliiiireve the effi- ,Medicaltilnforptation, New York '. cigney,' cc:I.rwenictice arld „ade, • it:eademy Orkiedie'ine and Were . gi‘racy,..irif his electric service.; ,. . 'in•st published ' In '"Hetter Liv- , ••• • .4., 'i* . ' * * .. ' •.ing9'. . ' 1 't r, qi.;'s -:'•T1i3. liarittb:gdit. ii div'Tded irit'e ' --';' ,• - '—'".' *-n till -ed.' aectionev-litterior•WIring 10 - ..de3ign. outdoer electric distri-r •,:. TODSIIIIIIIS buticn, and a .series of tables, 7 What'jr OVc4V.,e01;111.1 whiCh•shevi„ wire. sizes needed , . Ari .inflaritmlition of; the ton i to;earry various electrical loads. sils; caused by any otia variety' • ;All -are • 'explained in easy -to- of bacteria or viruses., understand7 textr.,:end diagrams. When to suspect jt: * ,* '1' Sore throdfii'-''Ileadache .isj The 'interior wiring .-SeEtion : Fever •fir'Sbilietiirles swallowing covers practically eVery- faern •is, pairift17 • "Occasionally, vom- electrical application from those • •iting,'„diarrhea; pr§tOrriech-achee in el•AF3al "poultry §tructnres,., Whet you eari, de;... to Imrnyard lighting and water Call your:do:en:1x' '• Keep child - •sySterris, The :exterior Wiring wariniir bed ,..,afirbri tlight diet section tenfairis, all..new chap- • Give fitiald.f-nl'ol , • • -tors on three-phase seEvice; Ise- : • What, your; doctorean" do: •' ; I iated motors, emergency - servige . , ' prescribe sulf,a,rdi,lugs or anti - and underground services and biotics if 'necesrtY,..,, i ; • - feeders. Duration: , , . -Jiyil how -much greater' use 3, to 4 days, in•bed. • .tbe U.S: farmer:. ;is ritalicrirw' OfTt, ' POSSible cblic-atitins! , .eleetric power is shown in7tliesel: t taf!...:riot,streated promptly can , fii9tsIit.,,1,030,,,says thec,zharid-.:•,, , 1ad itet.,etrAinfections er swollen •bodlr,' a'"'-thre•-wire„: 60-airiper! • ,,,,glan4,e§peqtaq in infants and "4 ,#: S: • "Ii!• ',:l.gdtiifeat:'ccifilleCtibn".. was. con- ' VerYl• ycluitarellifelien III Repeated !i• c'tt,.?„ r., - esiderett AdeqUatertb dervice most"' '1.it's -eififi9 cause chronic infec- farms. By the- .,end of Worldit-..! ,r, tion 'bftonsils, throat for ears. War IL 69,,..io ,100 amperea ort -;c., ftif7,74.4752 rt,'.!70477,,,,,,t445 4 1 .mdre. tve 6 ed ed.-,,goday, an Tuberculosis ....: 177 ,!t• .71! :AinttikraWri tifeirdaelOpment arnd'''tat'neiMaeillYcl' ' Ail r'h esdlr,scrt.". rriew '. eeniipinericY , I 7,., :1 parAcularlY*AOse., opgrafiiii ' Pn ' 1•1A.-' dragious infect'on Of t4 2"30-votrs, i§ Piftting 4 stincgreate t.lengsylglandsOfir joins; caused Af1.41`.!"4:1; t• -)t"' .2,entr-gili4ori-'1111511-"latms'fy,vit.ing. e, ,44-,lby,t,ttiberqlet 4:bacilli (1) ac"teria). '.') - t ':..".Thiht, ‘Zoinevfaffilers S'ret.iinqingt,., il, yhenrak,Sms,49,c,-.It: , •„,, ,:,,e.5,,,/en,„,E200/Arripereteselyji9t'ig,„14,,s 'al SottRegriq' in .he home ha i"'f - filbgialltiati,” belfasi5ec ally alent.:'r..5.14F1913tkl‘744' 4,41, '4q6Ptifiglf6f following s mptonis '. -- I o .-, ph-, i - •';•' ':•-• .4A•ffigtitd.,'- -• e handeele.. h's „...„:Weight „loss— ,•rEatigue.f. Loss o .., ..,..., , ,', chaligeltad-additione: appetite. Sometimes,; f e v e , parie1§0: rfeliftiific.tt deligliti(48nt Tb), swo 1- „p916i, „2,p ,Fp4t,.„.cases en , shoTil,I3betk efterit wlendst-4.glifithilor Tb), o , '200-6mpefed.•614"large1 ,t.an‘ser,&, 0,..,11syfeignm ilw,rietor more join ' ;',..:•,rvis'Etncesmdlle.intrien o; 2 6 piper4 dek elm' inegtili „is the fir • ice •gi'itrAn'C'ei C'endu fos elattlkl,t t re.i., (i.o,n3t .';b) bpeoalopally an a - . ' ork gnsinelp.vb$ 1° '14 ic:14" ItAifillMt S''Clifibt-WAb Tb. L mt,' lelnsee, , * 1* Va OrrdlIO•e .4WliAj 111114041/irligi ' , 4tt•tAll lifcp„circuittriri i4ten „),19: .g.alte'. .ohild,Ototicloc. er for '"htiiiclingEnre ' flow lecorninindro eitulaermiliq, Esili..% te„st,-. ' d"'f',6:4%&?!:20:4411i.bgies What Your Doctor e n Do: ,--'..,..r?lc*c.Dtt...11 i • . . --Athil'ste-Ithant dpecia diet, su .,,., For Ahe firsttirne a minim, . fresh ..ailUAVeflilifis , ptescrib` 1,. inn, wire . size'.(yfo. : 12 ). eiS, itedoni- it x,,,qmileati6f sthe JO triewer wond riteridect"fortbrafich eirceits. te. 00:1Angsauclitas strentp • ycin, IN ...,:" ..e:iim,i, etr,•*,--: * .. - i 1:•,-;1•All l';',41 i alifiLlgeS4ANt Kt `ifc!r'll'I-v: )4 .1' CCtfirriti) for such' new *farm- ,Dureijon; , its,- l''''''fa461s/PanItei,Ifir , al,,.IFE.,4inei;wrinklese:as'qntilicing" p ..o, -.1,r0! onth§ t.,. crl ,.! • 74 , a 4t1tOnlatiez Aeders, Silo tilirad'il irl yrea-rtrrnalf Of' klAd° ti e in beiCS hotbeds and heath lainpar p;"‘.:-,thelacilibeiv.;•the•iTdise se .1a de, Aver "drinking and feeding aeeestzt. q,tectedifthe„seenerpie xost cases. are"..diseussect-fer the fir,st time.. , !' it. eati,,,be'„aMested; ,hosisitalizaz°* * * *4.-4-01--,flon' isip'edrly „always' )'ieeessary; •:'14-11Allir7itariiidi is cliedigle2 1 io"1" ' :.,: pentigibilk,[iiiitil • 'recovery ..a.451.•, .7'11C'e .',ValtIls,graggriotittutokttriiiegesy, i'' , ,ditegesivi, 'cultures arq negafiVel 1-'4'"-"P'.1elaria fityWel'..siippliers, arehi;,.!'.'41'POSilblezeoiiiplibitititid:, - IltiAlp. 4' 'Y E " ' ' •.-,4'.1,c,"..1 ': `i% ' '...,4,11" . 4'' — . - ' "s• , • 441 10.1;4 ;777,177-,4t,*: 4I4 34. 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'el, •* 'n.,- :".... ,..,.0.7. 35 • 36 . .,. 1 t, . x...,.. .4...., ....„ 4.4.,-„,„,„ . , P,''Ic H ,1:5 i.',T..?:. :1/4::;:. 'o'te : ,,..,, • '.— 22 •'''t: `'''' .4 40. - 41 ,'- 42 ire- ' , '''1,' •-• 474,.4 43' •41 -,. p',; , i.:„..n "'--n• ' 48 45 th 49 $, „ , '..Z. .: 50 else'vhcre Mit litige, 4 It not detecte4 promptly, PflegMOnle Ur meningitis, Occa, sionally th women, if the pelvic( prea becomes involveti, Sterility\ may .result. How To PreVeut It; See that child's 111.1triti91045 geed, AY td'Ontlfet:,Vtii infect- ed persel )...0 or rg. peaked, e consult ut .a4.4 visabilit e. What's Aon LI-gvi°oCulitif-deta of the respiratory tract; caused by spe- cific bacilli (bacteria), When To Suspect It: "Constant hacking cough, Worse at night and in early morning, which doesn't respond to the nsual medication; cough- ing spells may be violent enough fo cause marked redness of face or vomiting, but whooping does not occur for about -3 or 4 weeks after the cough begins. Some- times/ slight fever, (An im- munized child may occasionally have a very mild case which only your doctor can diagnose). What You Can Do: Call your doctor. Child should , be refed after' vomiting and,/ should have plenty of sun and -• fresh air. What Your Doctor Do: Prescribe expectorants /for the day, sedatives for the night. Give convalescent serum to. re- lieve severity • of cough and shorten duration of the diSease. Prescribe antibiotics. 'Duration: From 5 to 12 weeks, but,usu- ally no time, in bed; contagious for about the first 3 to 4 weeks. Possible Complications: 1, „ 'occasionally severe vomitirtg - may constitute a nutritional danger. In infants, the respira- tory ,tract tends to become blocked, which can prove fatal. If not properly ' treated, may lead to chronic bronchitis, pneu- monia or involvement of the Thrillin War, in all its as ism, hOrrOr end, b vides an tmenclin 15 0 'at t e nd4co1oui. f brush. A great many of the beolts and canvases fellow a set pattern; Occasionally one effort stands Out in mere ViVite contrast, And such a boelc, deveid Of Ape and cOncerned solely 3.0.,the hard-hitting simplicity VIttl-tki,is "Doctor At Dien - 1:;;:e.: ,11:;;:g...i, : 's a 14,, epic, 4,z, rmy doctor, who ,A.i.‘gt Major Grauwin, "Adm n *4 et4e needs of the ill= irliti*At Dien-Bien- inliu .04 Af when under siege',. by llieViimunists. His „narrative', is %net! cdncerneet with. • „military strategyllut the care of -the wound.eci.r4 - A' 'the siege vicOt on and the -.toll of ; casualties: mounted to -7eve2...witelming proportions, the • i,doctOr' itound it; 'Impossible to AccoMineda.te • thdp tvho were ow the'• Way . to • recovery — he abdominal cases; amputations, Aimbs,,,in, plaSter, chest wounds, those 'who had lost an eye. . . ,,a',0 inai4 zoom for the never- ending stream of new casual - •ties, former patients had to be returned to their units. These ,t•nen, not content to rest idle— the phrase is ironical—begged. Teir officers to be allowed to " carry on the struggle. "I've still get one arm left and I've not forgotten how to throw a grenade" . . . "Let me have that machine-gun. I've only got one leg . . . give me a chest to sit on" . . . "I've still got one eye ---let me have that tommy- gun." Nearly all these Were wounded a second time; a third of -.them were killed. Precious drugs, sorely needed, were dropped by parachute. . . mostly to fall into enemy hands. The field hospital became a sea of mire and soiled dressings. Still the gallant doctOr and his colleagues operated and tendect the casualties in appalling con- • dirtbecame difficult to walk, the operating theatre—a rein - /forced dug7mit—was anicle_eleep,,, / in Mud, „and,: boots had to::the•-' •,,,....Wrenclied Out of aftkr theaule" thOr 'had-stood-'stationaitt--whill':.• performing an operation. There • was no time to remove foot- wear, and th skin on the feet i)f the Opera.t ng staff, shut up in the damp boots, turned an' ,e1gming colo . 7.-4 - aptain Ha tz of the medical aepyice, a cdlleague of Major Grauwin, op rated night and. ZiCyliilY without • espite. In twenty, v.,,clia,s he succe sfully carried out —More than 2 0 urgent surgical s4perations. " feat," states the • author, "bor ring on the mi - .8 ighldus." An these were per - with fored shell -splinters ri- cocgeting off the logs over the - htot of his t eatre. 4 Wounded n, brought to the '39-iRg1ter for urgical attention, died. They h not died of their -[,:twpIinds, or fin any ill-effects of,. the ana thetic. They had milierd of she exhaustion. De- g sp4e fearful odds and heavy bombardment the medical serv- r(Yricbjcsaerlrfliesdh m . • d unstinted devo- filb6hlitty. oduty as o hereisin of a f the highest EetifneUn Genevieve d alard, the one nurse who st yed until the bit- , tqr I enigna, will ever be forgotten. Ile !At 'ds IferQ)allerill ud h stArichng And sy p thetic in sterings did ore to relieve the ii pain -racked bodies of the wounded than perhaps did the treatment , of I the surgeon, ,,, - Her unselfishness 'was a by -- word. On one occasion Major *Grenwin, BAssed in front of "wderidiire'vres ''Sfielfeirtre'Vee-pTC" `,10,,t0trrltitl`tt tte, , awn HOUSE, HITS CARS It's usually the car that's the -culprit, but not this timetr—ThU: two-story frame house hit the Iwo gars wh,ile it was 13elpg,movedto a. new location ip Grand fRap,ids.' POlice said a cable snapped and the house rolled backward down c* .slight. grade. One wooden beam nearly flattened, car ,2„. at left, while car at right wag only slightly damaged. --- *central-nerVons 'SyStem , (once- phalifis).7 • How' To: Prevent It:, Whooping cough,shots in in- fancy, with .boosters as ;receipt -- mended by : doetori" If ' immunized child, is exposed, consult your dector 'about the advisability of a booster shot. If a child who has:never been itruntinized:3"SeXPOSedi-, consult yaloulirnr.„cle;tcot/:'ar;•iina convale- , sceritt,S, case. aletter ;if you wish to pay post- age for the reply. For instance, if an American was writing- to Britain and wished to pAy for the postage for a replyjf BUT POSSESSED NO BRITISH STAMPS TO EN- CLOSE IN HIS LETTER, he would, buy from a U.S. post of- fice a postal reply coupon. This could -be cashed in Britain for the/amount of postage to be ;Paid on the reply.) Ponzi had made an amazing discovery — the rates for cou- pon exchange, which had been fixed by the World Postal Treaty some years before, no longer reflected the actual rate of exchange. Reply coupons pur- -chased fin Etirope'Vere' redeem -1 able,in, the 1.J.S.A. for five ,times their: Original' cos*, •,‘z r Ponzi let a few friends into the secret, and promised them double their money in six moths if they invested with him. • 11\T@V1/4./.$ money -making. aridd tnighl• pool back - 1 4hP:4 J A Tnore 'than. a titousand 'friend's" And Welttagirigiih $500'-idedatirAti fl'..41P:610,91 Vi:j.9.1aR agentkto whisper tne good ° iiewg rivs.orlterg:MtWffii4e, .facteries, T,the,,trickle,pf #.1141.491 -Vit • hired a large staff. M ney came Istr,"1". iiirt6:44§t `IihraWdifeda LONGiViNi of MAphiSILTI,4Prgficitill;h16'..)bre.) in theitynpiclika. t9.snly.loslisepAci ilf.19;.,y_f ei51.,ity0b Rosi4rulgiv;-, ,r;:asolienielklaearrittecitaftl'ijuselifi*p-4,'1 tili`rfREPAPS/0 701110111.4 Interviewed by newspaper - en, Ponzi tolp thr he had niZafttsflifiediiki" tit lt.EPACktegrciTaa2IP believed o he. in her late nineties. They fiaure .t. ey'vebe9h pen ,to have thoughtofit first.", 'marrig7IIITercWsHrtigergrigt Orettien'APits 41'.'41;irM had 'l '0' 841 )1*(fitU821 YagiiaSit.;Iti?enlilgi children,:bists5n1AheeetsonLs are noWAhldtig-iltbeitibralcdchil,Nfii t'l .t t611P.IPASt"VvWee 8.11SPientAt!SJI.T.fipif i; arid great-grandchildren am.estintatelt t9otptpii§,9eiThek5 cylilrl, F: t..)1)alA'rglilffi1d.:/pktgtallaitiletlerif e , pxhaustiye, inquiries. the Kectrneys are holding is not a rolling pin. Tt's a stick 6f cap . cind snuff. 4 in„Europe. Three months later They like candy they announced in...their columns 0 g if• m 3 +HI 16E411'16)4F Wiic u s Own Books Invented Money rVe,ttlie=te1evision1.1peop1e wish to set a scene that quickly will provide the Stamp of mil- ....4turept,refinernerit,solid; ter, learning and respectability.. .how de they proceed? Every41. •.:11'hodyClirioVaTfliiit they 'gain the effect- they want by presenting theleharaeteis iii'frefin of a beek.2 •.,•• 4B -end Pf1.,bOOks. ' :41 1 .geyeral of the tejevision . . • sonalities- strut ..their stuff hi ' front of row upon rew o,f„boOks,.. implying they 'ate, a'f4ePedr ..the„ world's Wisdoin • tht ;'ha s -'"beeit •granniieklninle • nhoOkStIn'effare 'learned' ,•persens- asefweltailiten'oliServers of the .worldlsrscerie. nse.,4. books. le tele vi skein' .1 etecttivc *thai the kids, ' who es' 'require ''a few mo- •feht&ATO 4,Siff•'*hich.isifite tobatb guysa.ed MInch:lis the, goeci,., g,}I.Y•LT atwAsterll P;Iettlie; gttidiely •ie e ,go..?!;1;igtty a He's the • fellow Wito cl*K*-111 vfied; akidni 41ht 41t., .".sany!itiirW Weric-cis:derie iii,a,,hook- lined 'N111.1441 diry work is not clone -6'y 'the "oWiltir Of the 14116e4e'egrelpillAtttit.411heol:.kssigen.84' joy may giveseine. ea§ te,,,htkts daSed, ClitiStrrias sheipper§ iirbt122 'PilleilitiTr4ilktilio'l"giti'd to' *.lfbir° 'tbeibk4'..;ltii'dylltre. the ansWer, .eetise,tiN e•,,,Are,.celesired, by uti, lion§ of' men, Werrieri, and Children Who like to read' books as Well as look at bet' the children, iverY IOVAS boOkSi Mid they should tieVer' he allowed to grOW tiiit tit or forget :this love — bgeleh (utall) ttatittardAlkaihin., -An:,Fhysterical„ crewd.--surged- round the dapper,' foreigner as he stepped from the inen thrust handfuls of dollar 0,011.17§1,..0t Pin, beseeching hint to tale thein, He laughed gaily, shook his .head, and waved ' thein,teWards theocitiete. that. !Started' at the, entrance to hi Officeadrid. WOnrid ',its Way round the block. As ,hd .disappeared thretigh the,swing doors some- one, in the crowd shouted: "I'M DIVETING:..ALL„ MY GOV- EilIsTME1T1'BONDS' WITH CHARLIE:THE' MAN' WHO IN- . :VENTED lVIONELY," •:,' - Charlie" Was Charles Poitti, • an andacions windier who was, fakino rrfilliens.ef Anitricans for, a 0149,1'1i -4i ride. . • • He cameltreln Ift"aly, landing. Ndfv,'York 1901' While still ,in hid early Aeefis and with only' two dolieraislil hit,,peeket. For seyenteepi years oho did any job' • thAt e,a,tne,bi$„w,y.e washed. ciitipped, -Woad, Mended 'read!' elearieer" OtiriNeW Yerk, ,%Ftv7Vf Then one day he got a job as- ateckinati litre el import - Boston',, • ",i. brokioperatingeon,, "end- was.,'ropidi prOrnOted to„:7"10!itialaCtireff2164 trait& Blietieaed •061arle'icr•81itirti7 flIfgi" his pro- - rtiiiiitidethetreeeliVett •,11 Oh e-tetit poStal teVirabtiVeilefilini one oft, t71th-(1 sodlit - Penti tiAlvAisAmtgent coupon to thd peat''office. The clerk gave .FIVE tents for Al (A postai reply coupon is used Wit& Correaponding with a feirdigit detintry Mid 'you de • net *Meg§ any Cif that toutitres. ilostage Lailtp§.. It is sent in a thth•KieritirePisruefiof poatal I rily-'eotooh f tirciPe during -1 the past SIX YEARS CAME TO LESS THAN ONE MILLION DOLLARS. YET PONZI'S BANK BALANCE HAD LEAPT FEWnDOL12-AllS47,TO:: $15,000,000 IN LESS THAN A YEAR! Paitialtartertiffelfrtlieltriall'.• investors. Hugh crowds besieged Ponzi's offices and demanded the return of their money. Porizi paid up Witheiut" clues - tion. Within a fortnight he had• smilingly handed back.tWcniil- lion dollars! And the panic -Was,. killed Wine deed. • But a few days later, on Au- , gtfat 13th, 1920—almost a year to the day after he had cashed that first coupon—the Gov- ernment 4'620 ,Ponti's holdings ahd plaeed-hint under arreat. • He had been' ttiperatnig What is,4 now known as the "Peter Paul" trick early investors ` are paidi,vithritoriey taken front later ones.. In the the "Peter-tpaui?''.-triek ev- erbody is ,hapiiy ;4`, ekeept the law--provided.sifffieient new in- vestors. come ,:aloggAo- keethe.; Stiewball fbllihg nd' .rdoWine But it' haS to end Softretiiiie`; and When it does there are always . htehy--Waffing ;Petits' • 'to eVery.- -'!..1atigititigek1'titt14trX•LN,L'2-4., - him!" "Givc him the chair.1-!? • !`81'1P4 `*8:..AiPnig4,,t1211;Nr• IP' :Y1 * CotthtS—inaVIding" grahd lar- ceny—and sentenced to tWelve years' imprisonment, The Government paid but the investors from Pelizi's holdings. The unlucky Vietiina received ha& only fiftttit' tents tor every dollar invested: BMW' W 01414ece for Luke rren, OA, 13,134 flectIve ?raying 181414 Memory Selec ion: The effatii- al fervent pra er of a righteous man avalleth uch. James 5:14 ---- Today's s ipture teaches three importaxjt lessons regard- ing prayers. " en ought always to pray." Paul said, "Pray with- out ceasing." Qur praying ls to spasmodic. M4iy never think Of prayer until tljey get in trouble. It's like a spa e tire; only to be, thought of in time Of treubIe, lt But life is of centre that way. We ought alw is to pray, 'Then life will run qiore smoothly anti we shall acco plisli much more for God and ur fellowmen. Jesus taug t persistence ht prayer. The iclow kept pester- ing the judge until he took up w her case. So e must continue in prayer, "A k, and it shall be . given you; s ek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you." Seeking is stronger than asking and knock- ing emphasizes persistence. But we may wonder, "If it is God's will to give Rite me why should - I have to c ntinad knocking." li Continuing i stant in prayer does sorneth ng to us. After ,c, continua, kn1king we may be in a humble ttitude so that we are better fitted to receive the gift. We ina5i need a disciplin- ing of our qwn spirit. Jesus tea es sincerity in -prayer. The Pharisee's prayer • was a soliloq y which exhibited his own con eit. He mentioned no fault of 1s own, but enum-, • erated the sins of others in order st that he migh congratulate him- self upon hi superior morality. Such praying received no -an- swer from 9- od, and doubtless none was expected. There was really nothink to answer, as he asked for niithing, but merely Informed the Almighty how good he wt The Public n's prayer is much ;•Tdiferent. He stands afar of. He -.confesses wi h sharne that he a sinner. tHis prayer was a cry of the h art, simple, concise, stirred, it sppaks in telegrams." In one brie4 sentence he sum- med up his ours need, and that need was ±or mercy. Let us ex erience more fully the benefits lof prayer. in to see whether she was all right. Gnevi ve was not there. On the bed jwas a man covered.. with gauze nd adhesive plaster, and two mo e on the floor, one with a splin on his left leg, the other with huge dressing on . his head. G nevieve had., given up her shel er to her friends— the wounde "Doctor A Dien -Bien -Phu" is a monume t to the selfless courage of Genevieve and of men like ajor Grauwin who, under terri le stress, made the sufferings of others their con- stant conceifl UnsidPdown to Preven, Peekine EIWW03 I S o a z a snv aao al I N a a N 0 a a a a a a 9 V a 0 d a WI 0 V t • dttAce-Fut atstuRE — For the first time in history, the eoYal flag is hoisted Pt the palace Of Monaco while the opine absent, Usually flown only w:fien the ruler is in resicleitEC:the flaq wets raised in honor Of Prinde Rainier's engagenient fec actress Grace Kelly.