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Stevens Point Daily Journal (Newspaper) - September 28, 1961, Stevens Point, Wisconsin Page 12 STEVENS POINT (WISCONSIN) DAILY JOURNAL Thursday, September 28, 196t I Heads Of Elementary Schools To Meet Here OFFICERS OF THE JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB, who have taken over their duties for the 1961-62 club season are pictured here. In front row, from left, are Mrs. Rob- ert Worth, president; Mrs. John Amaeker, first vice president; Mrs. Roland Mar- tin, recording secretary. Back row, same order, are Mrs. Hans Vetter, second vice president; Mrs. Richard Hofmeister, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Ralph Banke, treasurer. "Guidance Gospel, According to John." titles the talk which will be given by Dr. J. W. M. Rothney of the University of Wisconsin when the Association of Central Wisconsin Elementary School Principals meets Oct. 11 on the Central State College campus. Dr. Rothney will speak at a dinner in the Student Union. More than 100 elementary prin- cipals are expected to attend the meeting over which Norman Baehr, Mosinee, will preside. Reservations should be made by Oct. 9 with LeRoy G. Reiser, prin- cipal of the McDill-Whiting Schools, Stevens Point. Registration for the elementary principals will get under way at 1 p.m., Oct. 11 in the lounge of the Student Union. Dr. James D. Logsdon, superintendent of Thorn- ton Township High School, Har- vey, 111 and president of the National Association of Secondary School Principals, will be the key- note speaker of the afternoon, le is a former elementary school principal. William C Hansen. CSC pres- dent, will welcome the group Speakers at sectional meetings vill include Robert Van Raalts, Junior Women Officers Take Part In Skit Stevens Point Junior Woman's Club members were told Wednes- day night at their meeting in the Library Clubrooms that as a fe- derated women's club, they were "citizens of the world." The speaker, Mrs. George Dopp, Wad Rose, who is first vice presi- dent of the 7th, District of the Wisconsin Federation and chair- man of Hie Community Improve- ment Division of the State Feder- ation, informed the group that there are 11 million women in 53 countries who belong to the federa- tion, and over 300 clubs in Wiscon- sin with this affiliation "Your great gift to the Federa- Mrs. Dopp told the group, "w the fact that you are alive, alert, and haven't lost your enthusiasm." In 1800 when the first women's club began to spring up in little villages, the speaker said, "windows of the mind were opened to a widening world." Union in common con- cern, aspiration and effort, Mrs. Dopp commented, could well be the answer to the "needs of the community and the world." The community of Wild Rose gained outstanding recognition in 1958, when ft won the Community Achievement Contest of the Gen- eral Federation over other entries. Program for the evening was the enactment of an original skit writ- ten by Mrs. Otis Mehlberg en- titled "Join the Juniors." The stat in which the new club officers par- ticipated, employed the modern version of a Greek chorus ex- plaining the purposes and plans of the club and three individual parts projecting the difficulties en- volved in joining a women's club Speaking in unison and wearing similar black hats with green ros- es, the chorus included: Mrs. Hans Vetter, Mrs. Robert Worth. Mrs Ralph Banke. Mrs. Peter Barnard and Mrs. Richard Hofmeister. The individual roles were "the aver- age-type housewife." Mrs. John Amaeker: "the Mrs. Earle Sievwright: and the "sensible, low-heeled shod Mehlberg Local DAR Members At Fall Convocation The annual fall conference of the j Daughters of the American Re-j volution was held at the Century Club at Oshkosh Tuesday. The morning session was presid- ed over by Mrs. Herman H. Bark- er, Eau Claire, state first vice re- ;ent. Mrs. Arthur C. Frick, Mil- waukee, state regent, gave the opening address which was fol- owed by round table groups At the close of these discussions, re- were given to the general conference. Miss Susan E Col- man, regent of the Stevens Point Chapter, reported for the regents jroup. At noon a luncheon was served and at the conference again convened with Mrs. Frick pre- siding. The highlights of the afternoon session were a report on the Amer- ican Indian work done in Wis- consin by Mrs. Robert E Lange Sr., national vice chairman and state chairman of American In- dians; report on conservation by Mrs. H, A. Heller, Neenah, state chairman of conservation; and on Surgeons Quarters by the curator, Miss Ina Curtis. Surgeons Quar- ters is one of the few remaining historical locations in the state of the American Revolution and is sponsored 'and supported by the state DAR. The Stevens Point Chapter was represented at the conference by the regent. Miss Colman, vice re- gent, Mrs. Lawrence Upthagrove; secretary, Miss Hazel Calkins; registrar, Mrs Hallie Norton: Mrs. Lange; chairman of national defense committee, Mrs. Leonard Lampert. OES Honors Past Heads Past matrons and past patrons of Arbutus Chapter No 52 Order of the Eastern Star guests of he chapter Monday evening; at a 6.15 o'clock dinner beued at the Masonic Temple The 28 honored guests aHending were introduced and each was presented a gift in behalf of the chapter Mrs tt illiam Ruff genera] chairman. Mrs. T. R. Stoner anc Mrs. Lawrence Kline, co-chairmen of the dinner assisted by Mrs. Mary Stimm, Mrs. Robert An- drews, Mrs Freda Zimmer, Mrs Mildred Christenson, Mrs Wenzel Albrecht, and Mrs William Bo- land. Mrs Otto Viertel was in charge of the table decorating and Mrs. Adolph Ohgney and Mrs Frank Soeteber the meeting The meal was served by mem- bers of the Rainbow for Gills Assembly under the direction of Mrs. V. N. Peters. Following the dinner entertain- ment was furnished by the P. J. Jacobs High School choir An- drea Wray as accompanist and Robert Schultz the director Instruction Series For Bridge Beginners A series of bridge lessons for be- ginners will start Monday Oct 2, at 7 o'clock at the Re- creation Center. C E Stratton be the insliuc- tor for the Recreation Department- sponsored series of 10 A maximum of 32 i emigrations will be accepted may be made calling the Re- creation Director Madison, coordinator, State De- partment of Public Instruction; Dr. Royce Kurtz, superintendent of the Appleton Public Schools; Dr. Peter Kroner, chairman of the German Department at CSC, and Hiram D. Anderson Jr., Ste- vens Point attorney, representing the Portage County Bar Associa- tion. Topics include such varied top- ics as curriculum, double ses- sions, the superintendent and his relation to the elementary school principal, foreign language pro- grams in the elementary school, and the principal and his legal responsibilities. Officers of the Central Wisconsin Elementary Principals Association include Baehr, president; Dean Hawkes, Marshfield, vice presi- dent, and Heiser, secretary-treas- urer. Baehr and Heiser head the pro- gram committee, with Dr. Ray- mond E. Gotham and Franklin H. Pearson serving as consultants. The elementary principals will meet jointly with the Central Wis- consin Guidance Association and the Central Wisconsin Schoolmas- ters Association to hear the talks by President Hansen, Dr. Rothney and Logsdon. Heres Your Date THE STEVENS POINT Sym-j phony Orchestra will present its, first concert of the season this evening at R o'clock in the audi-, tonum of Central State College. Gilda Muhlbauer. New York City, will be guest violinist. Dr. Hugo Marple is orchestra conductor. The public is jnvjted. Tickets may be obtained al the door. CIRCLE EIGHT SQUARE Dance Club will meet Sunday Oct. 1. at the Red Rooster. Round danc- jnc from S to o'clock will be followed by riancmc until 11-30 o'clock. Llnyd Cornwell wall be the caller. Dancers are to pro- vide their own Church Rites Join lola Pair Mr and Mrs. Norman Sorenson, lola, announce the marriage of their daughter. Ann Louise, to Thomas Allen Hoyord. son of Mr and Mrs Lemvick Hoyord, lola, last Saturday. Our Savior's Lutheran Church. Town of New Hope, was the scene of the p m. candlelight cere- mony read by the Rev. G. A. R. Gullixon Miss Lana Hoyord, sister of the bridegroom, sang "The Lord's Prayer" and "Crown of Thy Bene- diction." The bride was given in marriage by her father, wore a floor-length gown of Chantilly lace, made with a scalloped sabrina neckline, long sleeves and a bouf- fant skirt. Her fingertip veil of silk illus- ion was joined to a crown of seed pearls and sequins She carried orchids and pompons. Miss Mane Sorenson, her sis- ter's maid of honor, was attired in a cocktail-length frock of pink organdy She carried white pom- pons. Miss Karen Moe was dressed like the honor aide when she took her place as bridesmaid. The bridegroom had Phil Hell- and as his best man and Lloyd Tschenvald as his groomsman. On Honor Roll William Kalke 620 Elk St.. has been named to the academic hon- ot roll at Lawrence College. Ap- pleton. for work of the 1960-61 school year Membership in the honor roll requires a grade age of 2.25 on a 3 0 basis. Country Club Women End Bridge Season Azalea mums were on the tables Tuesday afternoon when members of the Stevens Point Country Club bridge group met for its last lunch- eon of the season. The 1 o'clock meal was followed by bridge Mrs A J. Schierl and 1 Mrs. Ben Nigbor were the hostess- es The bndce were Mrs. i Ed Stiatton. Mrs. John Litzow, Mrs. Art Barnes. Marshfield. a guest of Mrs. M. A Kraus. and Mrs. Ralph Atkins. Personals Mr and Mrs. L. P. Schuweiler. 1521 Main St.. returned Tuesday i from Salem. Va where they vis- I ited their son. a former Stevens Many Attend Dinner Of Legion Post The "pantry shelf" at the Amer- ican Legion Clubrooms was ade- quately replenished Wednesday evening when Berens-Scribner Post No. 6 entertained at its annual dinner for the purpose. Approximately 200 auxiliary members and Legionnaires attend- ed the affair and each provided a staple item of food to be distri- buted during the year to the fam- ilies of needy veterans. Young people who represented the auxiliary and post at Badger Boys and Girls States the past summer and the auxiliary's scho- larship winners were among the guests, along with A G. Bostad, principal of P. J. Jacobs High School, and Brother Cyril, Prin- cipal of Pacelli High. Mrs. Horace Atkins, auxiliary president, introduced Jeamnne Sands and Mary Ann Jelick, Girl Staters, and Ellen Smith and Pat Alfuth, scholarship winners, while John Wozniak presented John Pier- son, Glenn Snyder. Dean Hanson, Gordon Malick, Nicholas Niem- czyk and Dennis Simonis. Boy Staters Jonathan McMurray was master of ceremonies for the program and Ralph Cook, post commander, presided. Dancing followed the meal and program. CSC Graduate Gets Fellowship The first Kaltenborn Research Fellow ship, a 51.000 grant from the H. V. Kaltenborn Foundation to the State Historical Society of Wisconsin, has been awarded to a Central State College graduate. Barl S Grow Jr teaching assist- ant and a candidate for a doctor- ate in speech at the University of Wisconsin. Announcement of the award was made by Dr. Leslie H. Fishel Jr, director of the society. The fel- was granted for a special research study in the field of the history of mass communications. Personal papers, including scripts of his broadcasts, business and personal correspondence, fan mail, notebooks, photographs, re- cordings and memorabilia have all been deposited with the society by H. V. Kaltenborn. "dean of Amer- ican radio commentators." The first Kaltenborn Fellow will study the pressures exerted on a news analyst by his sponsor and the listening audience with special emphasis on tfie period of the late and early 1940's. The Kalten- born collection contains a great deal of information on this sub- ject, particularly his business cor- respondence and fan mail. Grow, whose home is in Shawa- no. for the past four years -has TROPHIES WENT TO THE SEASON'S WINNERS Tuesday evening when women golfers of the Stevens Point Country Club concluded the 1961 club year at their annual awards night dinner at the club. They are pictured here with their tro- phies. The top award for the year, the Club Championship trophy, was won by Miss Ruth Jaworski, left front, with Miss Dorothy Helinski, next, as runnerup, who also won the Louise Suggs tourney. Second from right is Mrs. William Koehl, winner of the Directors Cup, with her runnerup, Mrs. Clinton Cragg at the right. In center is Mrs. Ray Sprada, Campbell tourney winner, who had Miss Jaworski as runner- up. In top row from left are Miss Kathleen Lodzinski, Wysocki tourney runnerup; Mrs. Ernest Walkush, Nigbor tourney winner; Mrs. M. A. Campbell, Nigbor runner- up; Mrs. Francis Birrenkott, Wysocki winner, and Mrs. Charles Hoppe, Korfmann Cup, who had Miss Helinski as runnerup. Point resident, and daughter-m- j held assistantships in the depart- 3au. Mr and Mehm L. Schu- men! of speech of the University wcjler. and three children. Mark. I of Wisconsin and in the radio-tele- Robert and Suzanne. The Schu-i vision department of the Univer- 1 xveilcrs made the 10-day trip byjsny of Wisconsin Extension Divis- plane. i Jon. Stevens Point Area Residents To Take Part In PTA Conferettce ASSEMBLY NO. 1 of Rainbow for Girls, will meet Sat- urday afternoon. Sept 30. at 2 o'clock, at she Mawnic Temple Officers will be installed. All offi- cers are to report promptly at j o'clock. j EXPLORER POST No. 293 will meet this evening at o'clock in the Scout room of Tnnity Lu-, theran Church, The meeting end at CUB SCOUT PACK No. 293 will in the basement of Tnnity Church at 7 o'ckx-k for the first pack session of the year. "THE HARVEST OF HARMONY" The Khap-n- dies. a male quartrt, will perform on Saturday Oct- 8, when the local Barbershop Chaptrr is trM {n annual quartet show. The Rhapsodies, pictured are international finalists three times and I (V Lakes Distriet ehampions. The quartet join three other visiting quartets and the loeal ehonis for the harmony show whieh will begin at 8 o'eloek in High School auditorium. The lead for the alxne q-nrtct is Gordon Xiekolie. Stevens Point, second from Irft. The others, from left, are Diek Eabeoek, tenor. Klmer Habeck, baritone, and Elton Sehultz, bass ail Wis- consin Rapids. The other quartets will come from Hobart, Ind., Minneapolis and Chicago. The puMir may obtain tickets from am local chapter member or at the door the night of the concert. president. the Torch" uill be the c of the Sth District Parent- of America fall confer- held in MarsMield on Sept 30 TV scheduled to a" P a IT a' Lin- Pojnt, vnll give the ad- h> Ronald Eastman. Marsh- vvipenntendent of schools. iki.7i of the Central faculty will be the at r nf a panel which will 3v-. "Aptitudes. Attitudes, XUJ-CX and Ambitions" nxvn luncheon wil1. served Faith Lutheran h The Rc'v Perr> Saito. pas- f Tml v Church. T PT ;he Torch. Newly elected of- ficers will be installed by Mrs. Han> Sicula, Milwaukee, president of the Wisconsin Congress of Par- ents and Teachers, al a business session following the luncheon. In the afternoon, from to o'clock, there will be three Home. the Home, School. "Looking in on JOur Community. "Does Your Communit> Meet the Needs of Your Mrs. Refiner will participate in ihe workshop on the School and Mrs. Laube and the Rev. Mr. Saito will take part in the Community session. The recapitulation of workshops will be followed by information centers: Mrs. Sicula. presidents: Mrs. Herbert Klimpke, Stevens Point, program: Mike Klevene, legislation: Ray McGregor, mem- bership: Effie Johnson, pub- licity, maparine and publication: budcet and finance, and Mrs. Betty Opper, hospitality. THE WOMEN BRIDGE PLAYERS of the Stevens Point Country Club joined the women golfers Tuesday evening to receive their grand prizes for the season at the annual awards night dinner to wind up the year. Mrs. Louis Shafton, pictured here at left, was high point winner for the season with Mrs. Ralph Atkins, extreme right, as second and Mrs. John A. Litzow, center, fourth. The third place winner, Mrs. Edward Wotruba, was absent when the picture was taken. Awards Dinner Ends Club Women's Year officers of the two golf groups were elected Mrs. Cragg is the president for the women's group for 1962 with Mrs Gene Haskms as vice presi- dent: Mrs. John Joams, secre- tary; Mrs. Jerry DeNuccio, assist- ant secretary: Mrs Ernest Wal- kush. treasurer; Mrs. Charles Hoppe. sports chairman; Mrs. Warren Nelson, handicaps; Mrs. Dave Pfiffner. tournaments. The slate presented by Mrs. Sprada was adopted. The Business Girls will have Miss Charlotte Prais as their 1962 president; Miss Jaworski, treasur- er and membership chairman, and Mrs. Haberman. sports chairman. Miss Marquerite Puanea present- ed the slate for the group. Officers for the bridge group are: Mrs Paul Sowka, president; Mrs. Paul Drake, vice president; Mrs. A. G. Dunn, secretary: Mrs. J D. Stephamak. treasurer. Mrs. Glenn Chesebro. bridge chairman, with Mrs. C. E. Stratton as her co-chairman Yellow mums were on the din- ner tables. Following the program, bridge {was played. Last night's winners Were. Mrs. Louis Shafton. Mrs. V. J. Bukolt, Mrs. Herman Nem- zoff. Mrs. Jack Gerke and Mrs. A L. Shafton. Women golfers and bridge ers of the Stevens Point Country Club joined Wednesday evening to close the season at their annual awards night dinner at the club. Mrs. Claire Haberman was toast- mistress for the awarding of troph- ies and prizes following the meal. She introduced Mrs. M. A. Camp- bell, Mrs Rudolf Ottersen and Mrs Ted Wysocki, the tournament sponsors present. Mr. Ray Sprada and Miss Doro- thy Helinski distributed the fol- lowing golf trophies: Club Championship. Miss Ruth Jaworski with Miss Dorothy He- linsto. runnerup, Directors Cup, Mrs. William Koehl, winner, Mrs. Clinton Cragg, runnerup: Nigbor Tournament. Mrs. Ernest Walkush, Mrs. M. A. Campbell, runnerup; Korfmann Cup. Mrs. Charles Hop- Miss Helinski, runnerup. Campbell Tournament. Mrs. Sprada. Miss Jaworski. runnerup; Louise Suggs Tournament. Miss Helinski: Wysocki Tournament, Mrs. Francis Birrenkott. Miss Kathleen Lodzinski. runnerup: Flame of the Year. Miss Jawor- ski: Mary Ag Frazee Ringer for Business Girls. Miss Pat Filtz. Mrs. Sprada accepted the trophy for the morning group which de- feated the Business Girls in an annual tourney between the two groups. Winners in the morning group's nnger were: Class A. Leo Gullikson and Mrs. David Pfiffner. tie for first: Mrs. Robert Williams, second, and most improved golfer. Qass B. Mrs. Ernest Walkush. first, Mrs. Wallace North, sec- ond, and Mrs. Ulrich Potthoff. most improved. Gass C Mrs. Wiibur Weber, fust. Mrs. John Bedore. second, and Mrs. John Gucwa. most im- proved. In team pla> of the Swine and Swat Mrs. Haberman an- nounced that the IGA 3eam placed first. Holt Parkin- son's, third and fourth Special coif pnzcs went to Weldon and Koehl. When the ciand pnze.- were awarded for bndge winners, Mrs. Louis Shafton placed first with a total score for the season of Mrs Ralph Atkins, second, with 40.930: Mrs. Edward Wotru- ba. third. 36.680: Mrs. J. A. Lit- zow. fourth, 36.410. On behalf of the Country Club Women. Darrell H Acker club pro. was presented a gift ob- servance of birthriav annner- ,sar> on MorxJaj mer Dolore? Hart! whr> was em- j After the prizes w-ere awarded, i ployed here before her roamage. NamePMHip To Taxpayers Board Gerald Phillip was appointed to the Board of Directors at a regu- lar monthly meeting of the Por- tage County Taxpayers Associa- tion held Wednesday evening. Mr. Phillip was named to fill a vacancy created by the resigna- tion of Ray Nass. Most of Hie meeting was de- voted to a question and answer period conducted by Paul Kitow- ski, chairman of the County Board's finance committee. Mr. Kitowski explained the workings of the finance committee and in- vited members of the board of the taxpayers group to sit in on future finance committee meetings when budget appropriations are pre- sented. Dick Pfeil. Wausau, spoke on the tax revision legislature still pending with the State Legislature in Madison. He, along with associ- ation president. Bill Worzalla. re- quested members to contact state representatives urging effective tax revision measures when the Legislature returns on October 30. Versatile Outfit I Hospitol Births i Births reported b> St. Michael's Hospital for today are as follows: Today A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Richard White. S. Church St.. and sons to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Shuda. 1004 N. 12nd St., and Mr. and Mrs. DonaJd jGryw-acz. 1534 N. 2nd St. Wednesday A son to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Grubba. 217 Al- goma St.. and a daughter to Mr. land Mrs. Eugene Golla. 124 Bu- Jkolt Ave. Apply For Licenses Mamaee licenses have been ap- plied for at the Courthouse by I Norman Tncfcej. Almond, and Myrna M. Frank. 660 Walker St_. who will bo married on Oct. land by William H Brolkowski. and Carolyn Ann Werra, j Wausau. whose wedding is being for Oct. 14. Personals i Mr. and Mrs Jack Fors. Grren former Slevens Point resi- are the parents of their Ihrst child, a daughter, bom this imorninc. Mr For? is the son of Frank 110? S Mich- Mr- is the for- By ALICE ALOEN A BLACK- AND -WHITE herringbone costume 39 presented by for both daytane and af'T-fi-.c. Ur.dc ath a tailored jacket, v.VJi foil? appliqued pockets, 'hire is a blouscd. high- necked <3uincr of the tweed fabric. 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Elemental Conversion is a thesis written by Philip Hellene in the time of the Avatar, 9839, or 10 AG.
The ancient philosopher of the second century in the time of the Avatar, Thales, believed that all the alleged elements (which we now know not to be elements) were derived from water. He believed that water could be transformed into other elements. Other philosophers have championed other elements (presumably their native elements) as the root of all others.
However, there has yet to be experimentation to provide a conclusive answer. The research has proven that an airbender can indeed convert his native element into other elements through means of compressing and rarefying the bonds - however, this has yet to be accomplished by other benders.
To formulate an accurate experiment, three different types of bender are needed - fire, water and earth. Each will need a source of their own element for conversion. Firebenders will be required to convert an external source for ease of analysis.
The following instructions were issued to each bender.
- Focus on the elemental bonds in your source material.
- Attempt to pull apart the elemental bonds until you achieve conversion into a higher element. Stop upon reaching fire.
- Attempt to force the bonds together until you achieve conversion into a lower element. Continue the compression until you reach earth.
- Attempt the same with elements you cannot bend.
- Using your native element, bend a stream and then convert it to another element.
Elemental conversion was practical for three of the four bending arts. The mobile elements - air, water and fire - could be converted interchangeably. An airbender could bend a stream of air and convert it into fire or water mid-flight; a similar thing is possible for water and fire. However, with earth, it is not the case, although it can be converted, the earthbender will be unable to make any use of it.
It has appeared that all benders were able to convert another element into not just their native element, but into other elements. That is, an airbender can convert a fire into air, water or earth. This allows a skilled waterbender to go into combat without a water pouch. During the battle of the air temples, Nikkolas was able to convert large plumes of fire into water and use them in battle; Philip Hellene was also able to disperse comet-enhanced fire balls before they came within range.
These experiments do not prove which element is the basic element, rather it proves that there is not a base element. All elements can be freely converted to each other.
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Lowell Sun (Newspaper) - September 11, 1951, Lowell, Massachusetts PROBE 'SUSPICIOUS' FIRE IN HIGHLANDS HOUSE UN Admits One of Own Planes Attacked Kaesong Truce Negotiators to Express Regret To Reds; Navigator Made an Error Grabs Fur Piece At Local Store fur neckpiece valued at S239 was stolen from The Bon Marche Inc., 153 Mcrrimack street, some- time yesterday, it was learn- ed. The piece is described as stone martin. The descrip- tion of a girl customer-, who was in the vicinity of the missing fur piece and was stranger to store employees, was turned over to police. TOKIO, Wednesday, Sept. 12 North Korean and Chinese "volunteer" mili- tary commanders said today that Gen. Matthew B. Rldjr- way's proposal of a new site lor the Korean truce talks was the Com- munist Peiping- radio re- ported. By Kobert VermillioTi TOKIO, Wednesday, Sept. United Nations com- mand admitted last night -that one of its planes attacked the truce city of Kaesong Monday, as the Communists had charged, and instructed its truce negotia- tors to express regret to the Reds. A pilot of the 3rd bomber com- mand machine-gunned lights in tho city through an error of navi- gation and is being disciplined, a statement by Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway's supreme headquarters said. Adm. C. Turner Joy, chief UN truce negotiator, was instructed to convey the UN command's re- grets to Gen. Nam II. chief Com- munist negotiator. This message was to be- delivered at 8 a. m. to- day (7 p. m, EDT Tuesday) by UN liaison officers. The frank admission of the at- tack came after the UN command had rejected 10 previous Red' al- legations that UN forces had -----c--------...._., violated the neutrality of Kae- in tho deepest thrust into] song where the interrupted cease- i Korea by American ground i fire talks were held forces this year. First Reaction (Thc First Marine division was! Tn-e first reaction here was known to be on the eastern front I that the admission might permit where it participated in the "Punchbowl" and "Bloody Ridge" victories last week. But Army censorship would not permit identification of the point oi at- tack Jump Off The Marines jumped off a. m. Tuesday (2 p crossed a Marines in Drive Through Red Lines Make Deep Thrust Into North Korea EIGHTH ARMY HEADQUAR TERS, Korea, Sept. 11 U. S. Marines, backed by a boom- ing artillery and mortar barrage, drove forward through Red lines m. Monday, river and plunged into close combat with the enemy dug in on every level of the hills under attack. By evening Tuesday the Leath- _____Conlhiucrt 011 I'ntfp Ten Reds to resume armistice talks without losing "face." The Communists had com- plained that a UN plane machine- gunned Kaesong at a. m. Monday, about 1400 yards from thp cease-fire conference build- ing. Supreme headquarters said that the presence of a plane in the vicinity at the .time was de- tected by radar and' a pilot of th'e 3rd bomber command reported that the strafed lights at 1.36 imlliiupd on Elpvrn Police Lose Final Round in Marine Club Gambling Case in District Court Judge Valentine Issues Not Guilty Finding As Outgrowth of Raid July 20 took a in the legal sense of the I iTVt C If tnH IH5 In t It I___ .1 _ third strike today in their pro traded legal battle to obtain a gambling conviction against the Marine club. Defendant in the third, and pre- sumably final, police move in the case was The Marine Corps Lea- gue of Lowell, Inc. Tho corpora- tion was the defendant, rather than an individual, and was charged with keeping gaming ap- paratus. Evidence was heard on Aug. 28 by Judge John H. Valentine, and following the raising of several points of law, he asked Deputy Supt. John J. Murray, police prosecutor, and Atty. James L. O'Dca, defense counsel, to submit briefs, with a finding scheduled for today. Guilty The finding was not guilty. The whole thing started on the. .night of July 20 when, in the course of visiting nine of the city's most prominent .social clubs in search of slot machines, police seized a five-cent slot ma- chine in the Marine club at 101 Cross street. The raiding of- ficers were Sergt. Richard A. Cullen and Inspectors Edward A. Hassett and Michael L. Mitchell. Police seized the machine, but word, and had also failed prove that the machine was the premises for a period Continued on Ten made no arrest Later, William O. 440 High street the time, McCarthy appeared headquarters and identified him- self as controlling and servicing the machine. He was booked for keeping gaming apparatus. This case was tried before Judge Arthur L. Eno, who found McCarthy not guilty after an ar- O'Dea that the gument by Atty prosecution had that McCarthy UE Secretary Resigns in Union Fight Gives Committee Domination As Reason for Severance IUE-CIO union, which is making an intensive drive to oust the independent THE LOWELL SUN TODAY'S INDEX Amusements -----..18 Dot Edson....... B Bndgo ..........ioj Deaths Radlo-TV Programs 8 iloti Consldlnc CIDrtw Pearson.... 61 Gun......15 Clusslfled .'..16, 17: Dr. Hut-lock...... Smnnnscooplcs ___ 7 Comics ,.-----18. Editorials Snorts ........14, 13 Lawrence... Lookout .........Ml Women's News...4. 5 _______. ['LouellA Purions THE WEATHER Fair And Warm Today Continued Warm Tomorrow. See Full Report Page 3. Associated Press International News COMPLETE NEWSPAPER United Press Associated Prcts Wirephotr 73rd Year 214 Lowell Mass. Tuesday September II 1951 20 Pages 5 Cents ENLISTEES LEAVE FOR ARMY AND AIR FORCE the above photo are the 10 w i HI i lie auuvi; pnoTO are Tne I U young men who left the city this morning for induction into the Army -or Air Force after enlist- ing for the services. They are receiving fountain pens from officials of the city government as go- ing-away good luck tokens. Seated in front are, left to right: Robert W. Raymond Se- queira, Gerald J. .Green and George. H. Beaulieu. .Rear, left to right, are Councilor Edward F. Ryan, iFrederick" L.' Dickie, 'Daniel V. E. Hentz, George Robert L. Miller, Councilor Henry Sullivan and Mayor's Secretary Arthur Kbutsonikolij Ten Leave for city Council to Act on New Army and AF Service Here Greater-Lowell Enlistees Presented Fountain Pens young men left this city this morning by on .train for, Boston- where they will of be inducted into the Army, and Air Force, following their volun- tary enlistment in these serv- ices. They were presented departure of fountain pens, supplied 3y a local service company, and tendered to them by Councilors -Edward F. Ryan, Henry Sullivan land Arthur Koutsonikolis, secre- 'tary to Mayor George C. Eliades. Going into service with the Army was Robert w. Colbath, 7 Deerficld street, while the Air Forces enlistees included: George J. McGurn, ?Iampstead avenue, North Billerica; David E. Hentz, Salem road, Billerica; Daniel V. O'Brien. Treble Cove road, Bille- Guy G. Wilson, 11 Elm street, Billerica; Frederick L, avenue, Pine uiivi; n., UUSL UK. jiiucpencienct UE as bargaining agent at theiDickie> Allcndale ___ local General Electric L. .Miller, Bell- scored a major victory with the'flowcr road. Billerica; George.H. resignation from the UE of Rob-'Beaulleu' Hill road, ert Donohoe, secretary of local.'Dracut; Gerald J. Green, 114 297, who has aligned himself street and Raymond TTIT-, Seaupira. R rHark-'c with the IUE-CIO. Donohoe's resignation was for- mally presented at a meeting of the UE local Sunday. He sup- ported the UE in the organizing drive at the plant over a year ago and was elected secretary of the local at' the organization meeting following the election in which the UE defeated the CIO union. In resigning and affiliating himself with-, the CIO, Donohoe stated he has become convinced that the UE is dominated by Communists and that, aside from the political issues, the IUE-CIO failed to show, has won better contractual pro "occupied" the'visions for its members. ome Highlights Of Sunday's Sun 1. A Korean Gl returns to his wife and to a daughter ht'd never seen. .a typical young girl's first clay at high school.', .both in the Pictorial magazine, i 2. Trend towards Fascism crops up again in Italy. 3. Chemical diet change new basis for treating some of commonest human diseases. 8 Clark's court. Fair, Warm Is Forecast Bo Above Normal This Week a high 85 de- gree recorded by the Locks and Canals for yesterday, the weather bureau predicts 'continued warm weather for today and tomor- row, -wfth partly cloudy skies also on the weather program. Temperatures in the Greater- Lowell area for the next five'days will average more .than six de- grees above the seasonal normal and the weather man says that we can expect .this midsummer- 'ike mildness to continue from to- lay right through the week-end, _ .If rain comes, It will be in the "orm -of light showers with .an iverage total .of .less than two- 'cnths .of an i-nch ahd'such show- :rs-are not the.end the J. S. TREASURY WASHINGTON, Sept..11 (INS) .-Treasury, balance: Sept. Health Depl. Regulations Proposed Rules Would Give Board Control Over Many Building 'Requirements Truman Defends Budget in Talk at Capital Ceremony Flays "Ignorance and Butterfly. Statistics" At Dedication of Huge Office Building STOCK 10 Managerial Shakeup at Station WCAP Gerald F. Cronin New Head; Goulding Brothers Discharged a stockholders' meeting in Boston last night, Phil and Ray Goulding were dis- charged from their managerial duties with Station WCAP and Gerald F. Cronin, advertising solicitor, was promoted to the post of station manager dng Phil Goulding has been serv- -WASHINGTON, Sept. 11 (UP) Truman today de- fended the federal budget against the criticism of "ignorance and and said the "butter- fly statistics" of his critics would not "stand up under honest analysis." The president spoke at the Early Morning Blaze Routs Nine Families Two Fires Break Out Less Than Hour Apart LOWEUU-An investigator of the state fire niarshal's office joined with local fire and police officials in :a three- way probe of two threaten- ing blazes of a suspicious na- ture which broke out less than an hour apart in a nine- tenement Smith street block early today. Driven from the block and forced to find shelter with neighbors were Mrs. Shirley R. London, 28, and her two children, John, 10, and James, three, in whose first floor flat'at 180 fires were Mr. and dedication of the huge ana 000 general accounting office chlldren. who building, Mr. Truman aimed his re- marks at economy advocates "who fear that are spending at our way into national bank ruptcy." Thought Smith street the discovered, and Mrs. Raymond J. Vail and their eight young occupied the second floor tenement. Family Flees The first alarm was sounded 12.25 a.m. after- Mrs. Vail awakened from her sleep "This alarming thought has dashed downstairs to 'locate the some currency in certain circles, source of the blaze after bringing and it is'used to frighten his family to safety. When Vail he said, "particularly as' visions reached the 0.1. elections dance through the he spotted heads of gentlemen who are po- litically inclined." The 'chief executive said these "Don't be country back of the block, the reflection of flames in a rear bedroom .of Mrs. London's flat, and with the to assistance of Joey Rynne, former football player and coach, crashed is. stronger economically than it as program director and Ray as station manager has ever WCAP went on the air. Mr. Truman said' nonsense are minority .stockholders in the station' corporation and both will retain their stock, although' pres- ently 'disassociated with the man- agement. Other stockholders present at last night's meeting were Mau- rice Cohen of Sornerville. Israel Cohen of New York and Ralph E. Floyd of Methuen. Another on PHK? expenditures- of- the- -government had increased 58 percent in dol- Co nil mini Mass. Solons Ask "Fair Share" of US Contracts BOSTON, Sept. 11 Two legislators filed a reso- lution in the state legisla- ture yesterday, asking that congress be asked to see to it that. Massachusetts gets a "fair share" of government contracts for textiles. 1 The resolution was filed by Senator Maurice A. Donahue and John F. Thompson (D., Ludlovv.) Denies Threat To Kill Local Police Officer Bartender Pleads Innocent to Charge In District Court 36-year-old bar- tender, charged with threatening to kill a police officer, pleaded innocent in district court t-Sday, and the .case was continued until' next Tuesday, for1 hearing. Arraigned before Judge Ar- -thu-r L. Eno on a threatening charge was John A. -Demoulas of 759 Westford street, who op- erates a cafe on Gorharn street. The complaint vvas brought bv .Officer Vincent W. Kuliickovvski. It was reported that Sunday night, while 'Officer Kulickowski was. walking .past the cafe, De- moulas rushed out, accused the officcr'bf "bothering" him, and challenged him to have It out in a nearby alley. Officer Kulickowski reportedly informed Demoulas that he didn't know what the .argument was all about, but that he had no intention going -into any alley with anyone. "I'll Kill Later, Officer 'Kulickowski and Officer J'ames E. Willey entered t'he'cafe about 12.10 a. m. .Words were exchanged, and.- "Demoulas allegedly advanced -on Officer Kulickowski in a menacing, man- ner, cursed him. "I'll-kill Police said''Demoulas .had to retrained, and 'after, .peace had been the. officers series of regula- tions that would "give the board of health regulatory control over numerous building requirements, but which reads like a federal pamphlet dealing with a deep south backwoods area, will be considered by the city council at its meeting tonight. Representatives of the board of health and the buildings de- partment have been requested by ,the council to attend 'the meeting to explain the legislation which tho health department has asked the council to adopt. Opposition to the .proposal is expected to be voiced by offi- cials from the buildings depart- ment who arc prepared to char- acterize those sections dealing with building regulations as "antiquated" and not necessary 1o Lowell. The regulations cover such things as "privvies" and water Sovereign Nation Status May Be Offered to Germany Big Three Start Step Is Token Peace to End Occupation t---------- m um to a. oca -here he roused Mrs. Lon don and the two children. Several Fires When Assistant Fire Chief Frederick V. Fahey arrived with several pieces of apparatus, fire- men found fires of varying de- grees of seriousness in progress in 'five different parts of the tenement, with the blaze- In the back bedroom, ordinarily used "adjusting for changes in the price level, they actually de- clined." This, he'said, is refutation of meaning- less that they seem to have been plucked right out of the air fl'Kf El. closets, with the stipulation that closets "must, be reached from within the building." New Measure The regulations further stipu- late that such things as'stairs "must neither be. too steep or too leaving such require-1 ments within the discretion of the health department. Proper headroom must also be provided on stairways. 'Such regulations like the above are .all provided'for, in much greater detail and with a more in- quiring oye on public safety, in Seeks to Halt Removal of Hub VA Office Rep. Rogers Sends Telegram To Pres. Truman Edith Nourse Rogers made another ap- peal this morning to President Truman to stop the removal of the district offices of the Veter- ans Administration from Boston Contlmied-on Trn CltllUlltKMl TetB Auto Insurance Hike Forecast C. G. Finds Boat; Occupant Missing BOSTON, Sept. 11 They canvassed basic pi oast Guard was advised todav i ms thc free world i By Pierre J. Huss WASHINGTON, Sept. 11 (INS) spadework of the big three foreign ministers indi- cated today they may direct their high commissioners in Berlin to offer Germany the status of a sovereign nation. The. directive, if adopted, will enable the three top Allied offi- cials in western Germany to out- line to the government of Kon- rad Adenauer in Bonn a method for integrating that area's mili- tary, political and economic re- sources into, the Atlantic pact pattern. At the moment, this vital step for giving west Germany a token peace and ending the occupation without Russian participation is I still in the stage of top level dis- cussions launched here yesterday by Secretary of. -State Acheson and British Foreign. Secretary Morrison. Coast Guard was advised today lhat an empty outboard motor- boat was recovered 10 miles off Cohasset and that it fitted the Basic Problem canvassed basic description of the boat in which John H.'Rogers of Cambridge, disappeared yesterday. The boat was picked up by the fishing schooner "Tom Cod." There ivas no sign of Rogers aboard. The. motor was intact and the fuel tank was almost BOSTON, Sept 11 dry. spokesman for Massachusetts' rented an outboard Casualty Insurance companies I for today said Bay State motorists may have to. pay 15 to 30 per cent more for compulsory auto- mobile insurance next year. The. notice .to expect an J'apr preciable" increase coincided with an. announcement by State Deputy Insurance- Commissioner John 'H. Louden, that the 1952 be rate schedule .probably will made .public, before :the end this '.month.." insurance -'companies spokesman said motorists also can. expect; a jump in charges for left, with Officer Kulickowski optional coverage such as prop- .thc'erty damage, extra-territorial and threatening 'complaint. guest'insurance. reported missing an air-sea-rescue search was ordered. Distress Call Labeled Hoax YORK, Sept. The Coast. Guard in. New York announced .today that ;the '-tanker Gulf Ray, reported in distress off. Key West, Flai, has been con-, tacted and is in no trouble. The Gulf Ray reported the distress call to be. .a. .hoax and request- ed a Coast Guard Investigation. by the strong smell of smoke. She awakened her husband who through the bedroom window to gain entrance. Vail avoided a pile of clothing 'which was blazing on' the floor of the room and- groped, his way in the darkness to- a front bod- Continued 11 Kefauver Asks Probe of Gag" Charges Wants Justice Dept. To Investigate Case Of Louisiana Newsman- WASHINGTON, Sept. 11 (AP) Kefauver to- day, asked the justice department to investigate the indictment of five newsmen and three- "civic leaders in Louisiana on charges of "defaming" 'gamblers and pub- lic officials. The former chairman of the senate crime investigating com- mittee, in a letter to Atty. General McGrath, said the Louisiana case appears to be "a flagrant attempt to intimidate the press." Kefauver said Senators Tobey (R-NH) and Hunt had joined him in making the request for a justice department investi- gation. McGrath's office said Kefau- prob- ver's letter had not yet arrived in a but added the-request .for an in- on Fitter IVn Elderly Woman Broughtto Safety in Two-Alarm Blaze Sun Truck Crew, Youngster, Team Up to Alert Rescuers.a.nd Fire Alice Nichols Saved the inner attic wall' and ceiling threatening to burst through the combined alert- ness of a 12-year-old -boy and the driver and helper Lowell Sun .newspaper delivery truck enabled a 74-year- old woman to be carried to safe- ty during a two-alarm fire which threatened to consume a four- family, wooden-framed house at 184-186 Tenth street, late yester- day afternoon. Practically 12- year-old James "Chick" Manou- sos, a resident of .the dwelling, wiho- was' playing outside the structure, and Lowell Sun Driver John R. .Conlori, 20, of 101 Walk- er street, and his helper, Donald R. Beland, spotted smoke belch- ing out.of-the attic-window of the .two and' orierhalf story build- ing, while flames licked along roof. Young Manousos dashed into the house and yelled an alarm, causing -his mother to summon fire department Meanwhile the pair in the Lowell Sun truck hurried to a police cruiser and informed Officers Arthur Le- moine and James E. McCann. The officers, who .we're, check- house in the vicinity, were first to arrive. Officer Lemoine instantly dashed: toward the source the flames, but was halted on the second story when he heard a call for help. Entering the second-story apartment of Mrs. Mary Rollings. Continued on fmft Elcrcn ;
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|Reviews for Enough To Hope
| RedHoodLover chapter 1 . 8/14/2013
Most beautiful story ever.
| DuckDuckStar chapter 1 . 8/16/2012
I Loved this
fantastic job
| Reno Keehl chapter 1 . 6/22/2011
While some of the narrative was slightly confusing, the story itself was really cute. It was nice to read a Bruce x Jason fiction that had an uplifting ending like that. Thanks for making my night )
| Fullmetal Knight chapter 1 . 3/24/2011
*sniffles* It's sad how in the comics Bruce said it was a mistake to take Jason in and train him to be Robin...
| Riana1 chapter 1 . 8/12/2010
I want this to be canon- for bruce to want to save his son and Jays to find himself and his father.
| spiel chapter 1 . 3/6/2009
Like it :D
| minoki chapter 1 . 11/29/2008
woo...very nice!great job.
| Rose Eclipse chapter 1 . 5/29/2006
Kevlar rustles? I didn't know that. Love to see a fic that gets inside of Jason's head-he's so cool as Red Hood. Great job.
| Casey Toh chapter 1 . 1/25/2006
While I haven't had the chance to read and get myself in touch with the Red Hood/Jason Todd continuity, I must say that I'm rather impressed with the way you've characterized them, even if I don't really agree that Bruce will gossip (he's not much of a conversationalist, IMO).
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This guest post is a very special one – it's from my college roommate and good friend Jess! All of us have our own issues in life, and the BEST thing we can do is open up about them in hopes of helping others, inspiring others and letting others know, "Me too." I am so proud of Jess for starting a blog about her struggles with OCD, and I have no doubt this is going to help many in similar situations. You are amazing Jess!
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I'm a friend of Holly's – a Midwestern, blue-eyed, married twenty-something, just living the [OCD] life. Here's a little background story for ya…
I had been having trouble sleeping at night. And it was more than just being able to fall asleep. It was the whole process of going to bed, falling asleep, staying asleep, and even dreaming peacefully. Living on a ground floor apartment, I tried to quell my anxiety by simply making sure the doors and windows were closed and locked before going to bed. Normal before-bed procedure, even for all the non-OCD folk out there.
However, I soon was no longer satisfied with simply locking the door, and it became necessary for me to re-check the door to confirm it was, in fact, locked.
As if I would have locked it incorrectly – yeah, right.
Eventually, I started searching the house. For what, I'm not exactly sure…some creepy person slash boogieman just waiting for me to fall asleep so they could attack, I guess. I would walk through every room, file through the clothes in the closets (including my roommate's – when she wasn't home, of course – providing a convenient opportunity to see if there was anything I wanted to borrow the next day), throw back the shower curtains, open every kitchen pantry door, and check underneath and behind all major pieces of furniture until I was completely convinced that no one was in my apartment.
Then, I added even more steps to my nightly routine.
I started to feel the need to shut and lock my bedroom door. But I guess my mind figured someone could easily pick that lock (which would've been nearly impossible. I mean, the previous tenants' kid had put a monkey sticker over the hole in the doorknob, for crying out loud. Pretty fail-safe, if you ask me). Regardless, my next line of defense was to shove my slippers under the door to jam it closed. No joke. Did I truly think slippers would provide the best possible barrier between me and a crazy murderer?!
After going through that ridiculous and painstakingly long process every night, I would slip into bed – always facing the door – and lay awake, listening. Listening for every little sound I could hear, making sure I was alert should anything sound outside the norm.
There are two problems with this:
- Living in an apartment complex, there are more noises than you probably ever want to hear.
- Anyone who knows me knows I would benefit greatly from Miracle Ear. I'm a 20-something with 80-year-old hearing.
And so my nightly battle with falling asleep would begin.
And it would take hours…
Reading only kept me up longer (in my defense, I had just started the Harry Potter series). Listening to music made me anxious because, how can you hear an intruder breaking in if music is playing? But I would fight my irrational mind until the wee hours of the morning, constantly trying to convince myself that nothing and no one was breaking into my apartment. More often than I'd like to admit, I would get up out of bed and go through the entire bedtime routine all over again.
It was terrible. I was living like a zombie, month after month. And despite all of their recent popularity, living like a zombie is really not as glamorous as the video games make it look. (Now a vampire, that may be more exciting…) Of course, I would tell bits and pieces of my 'problem' to my family, always careful to leave out the embarrassing parts (like the slippers). Finally, after weeks and weeks of complaining to my mom, she told me to go see a therapist. So I did. Out of pure desperation.
…and to avoid laying massive amounts of text on these otherwise beautiful Everythingtarian pages, I've posted the rest of the story over at my blog, Living the [OCD] Life – come join me!


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Diop targets big season
By Mark Buckingham
Last Updated: 01/01/70 1:00am
Sengal midfielder Papa Bouba Diop has again pledged his future to Fulham.
Papa Bouba Diop has again pledged his future to Fulham as he wants to repay the fans for a disappointing last season.
The Senegal international enjoyed an excellent first campaign at Craven Cottage after arriving from Lens in the summer of 2004.
By his own admission, the midfield powerhouse was less effective last term and feels injuries contributed to his lack of consistency.
It did not stop other Premiership clubs being linked with the 28-year-old, with Manchester United rumoured to be sniffing around the African.
Diop appeared to nip any prospect of a transfer in the bud by signing a contract extension until 2009 in April.
He admits he is settled at Fulham and is now looking forward to the start of the new campaign with added relish.
"I'm happy to have signed my new contract," Diop told the club's official website.
"I feel great at Fulham and consider the club as my second home because I love London.
"I'm enjoying the company of players and staff at the club.
"I also have a great relationship with the fans which is essential. I have a great feeling about next season too.
"I felt that I had a good season in my first year here, but unfortunately, due to injury, I don't think I have been as effective this time.
"I won't give up, though, and it's up to me to come back and be ready for the start of the new campaign and to show our fans that I intend to have a big season for Fulham."


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I was surprised by that ending, they promised a "satisfying" ending but that only happened with the Prison's side, and now what do you think TG, Martinez, and Shumpert (yes, he is "Shumpert" not "Shupert") are up to? I don't think these two remaining survivors are loyal to Philip anymore; their faces when he killed everyone were priceless, yet they didn't do anything to stop him.
"Y'all bunch of pussies!" - Martinez
And what about you, dude? That massacre happening right in front of your eyes, and you stand there instead of just tackling the bad guy? These two are basically afraid of the governor now, not loyal. Come on, that was an attitude of fear, not loyalty. And that will be an interesting piece of story to aboard next season (unless we find out our friend govna' dispatched them already after they went off to the roads with the car).
So where do you think they are heading? Will Martinez and "The Bowman" do anything to stop this, or even leave him alone? Or will they even be capable of leaving the governor and wave the white flag to the prison?
About Andrea, I can't believe it. The way they deviated her character from the comic and then killed her off a stupid way, while she is still alive in the comics... I believe Karen will take her part from now on, and she will play the role Andrea still has in the comic.


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The Danger of Spiritual Comparison (6 of 7) by Jim Perdue
This content is part of a series.The Danger of Spiritual Comparison (6 of 7)
Series: Accidental Pharisees
Jim Perdue
Luke 6:37-42
It's been awhile since we've been in our series but tonight, we continue our series entitled, Accidental Pharisees. I told you when this series began that it would most likely be the most painful series I've ever preached. That has proven true for me. This series has cut to the heart and challenged me greatly.
We all must recognize our own tendency to become Pharisees. If you think it's not possible in your life, you're fooling yourself.
Why would I do a series like this? Why would I preach a sermon like this? Well, I am doing this series for me, and I am doing to series for you. It's for me because many of you knew me during my Pharisee days. It's for you because I want to warn you not to go there. It's for us, as a church, because I want to avoid the dangers of self-righteousness and legalism.
You see, we are aware of the dangers of liberalism. We know the pitfalls of not believing the Bible or trusting in Jesus. But I don't think we're really aware of the dangers of legalism. Legalism is just as dangerous as liberalism. In fact, it might be more dangerous because it is disguised as special righteousness.
Jesus recognized the dangers of legalism and He called the Pharisees on it at every turn. He wouldn't let them get away with it. And here in Luke 6:37-42 we are reminded once again of the dangers of slipping into legalism. Following rules is easy, but developing a relationship takes effort and energy.
If you didn't notice, tonight we're looking at the world's favorite verse. Nope, John 3:16 is not the world's favorite verse, Luke 6:37 is. Almost everyone, lost/saved, churched/unchurched, knows this verse and loves to quote it: ''Judge not lest you be judged.'' READ TEXT - PRAY
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Actually that's smart: trolls probably make good bodyguards.
Mila, PLEASE do not have children, or your body will turn into your mothers.
Here's a man with a clue.
– Where the mother goes, the daughter follows –
Learn the saying by heart, then get to know what your g/f's mother looks like.
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Environmentalists and people who advocate mobile phone recycling may be pleased to hear that paper-based bills are now coming at a cost.
According to uSwitch.com, mobile phone users who hold a contract with T-Mobile are set to be charged £1 a month for receiving paper forms of their monthly bill.
This change has come into effect today (March 1st 2011) and could go some way to encouraging more people to access their bills online.
Research has suggested that 75 per cent of mobile users receive details of their outgoings electronically and network providers are keen to become even more economical by enticing the remaining 25 per cent away from their paper bills.
In fact, T-Mobile could make a huge profit on the initiative, as it currently has 627,000 customers still receiving bills in paper format – meaning the company could pocket £7.5 million annually.
Technology expert at uSwitch Ernest Doku believes that people should now consider making the transition from paper to online.
"Paper bills are fast becoming a luxury that many consumers can no longer afford. £1 a month may not seem like much, but for many this is simply money down the drain," he observed.
However, one major problem with the online system is that many customers fail to check their bills each month and as a result do not know how much is being taken from their bank accounts.
Indeed, uSwitch revealed that nearly half of those receiving online bills do not monitor them.
"There are benefits to receiving bills online, both financially and environmentally, but it's important that customers continue to check their bill rigorously every month when the text alert comes through," Mr Doku added.
Many firms have already adopted the charging system for issuing paper bills, with Orange currently the most expensive at £1.54 a month.
Recently, uSwitch announced that more people are opting to buy new mobile phones online, as they feel the service they receive is better than at a high street shop.


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PICS: Armed gardai and sniffer dogs on Dublin streets as security is ratcheted up
A heavy Garda presence is still visible on the streets of the capital this evening.
One week on from the shocking gangland hit at the Regency Hotel, armed gardai and checkpoints are now a visible presence around Dublin city.
These pictures show heavily armed gardai from the Emegency Response Unit and sniffer dogs at a checkpoint on Cork Street on Dublin's southside this afternoon.
An increased security presence has been promised ahead of Monday's funeral of David Byrne, who was killed during the Regency Hotel attack.
Independent.ie understands that senior officers plan to have a highly visible presence outside the south inner city church where Mr Byrne's funeral mass will be celebrated on Monday, to deter anybody intent on creating further bloodshed.
Undercover officers will also be deployed to keep watch on surrounding streets.
Officers from the specialist and local units have all been briefed on the identities of all of the key players in the deadly feud.
Gardai remain on high alert in the wake of the killings of Byrne and Eddie Hutch Senior, which have brought into focus the activities of two of Ireland's most dangerous gangs.
The authorities are said to be closing in on the perpetrators of both gruesome murders.
Speaking on Redfm in Cork this morning, Mr Kenny said it was his understanding that Garda Commissioner Noirin O'Sullivan would direct the security operation for the funerals of Mr Byrne and Mr Hutch.
The Taoiseach said that when Ms O'Sullivan "wants extra resources, she gets them".
Expressing his confidence in the Gardai, he said the force had dealt with similar threats in the past and would have no issue doing so again.


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We briefly mentioned the Jeep Cherokee Trail Carver that was heading to SEMA last week when discussing the Mopar lineup set to be shown in Las Vegas. At the time, though, we weren't able to dive too deeply into details. But with SEMA in full swing, we were able to sneak over and grab some snaps of one of the first modified Cherokees we've seen. The Cherokee is, after all, kind of an unknown quantity in the modification department, being so new and featuring such a polarizing design. We were quit
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so ive been on here a few months now and gathering more and more ideas but i just wanted to let everyone know...if anyones reading this... that i completed (and successfully survived !) my first crafting show for my jewelry this past weekend! on july 4th i had a booth and a craft fair near my house and did pretty well! im so excited! ill post pics later (seeing as im at work at the moment lol
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Bush Proposes Break to Small Businesses
President to ask Congress to approve greater tax deductions to stimulate economy.
O'FALLON, Mo. -- President George W. Bush said he would look to reward the "entrepreneurial spirit" of small businesses and their positive impact on the U.S. economy by asking Congress to give them a break on taxes and health care.
"If small businesses are vital for the future of our country, if small businesses provide most of the new work for people looking for work and we're worried about people finding jobs, why don't we put something in place that encourages small business growth?" Bush said.
The President said he would propose allowing small businesses to deduct the first $325,000 of investment in new plants and equipment, currently limited to $200,000. Under the proposal, businesses would also be able to take $40,000 of the deduction in the first year, rather than $24,000 under current law.
Bush said he also would ask Congress to allow large numbers of small businesses to band together into a single health plan, which would reduce the cost of coverage by spreading risk over a larger number of employees.
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| The Completionist
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|Get all expressions, pet tricks and abilities, or see another Hero do so.
The Completionist is a somewhat difficult achievement to get, worth 50 gamerscore points.
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The Completionist requires you to obtain almost every expression and pet trick in the game, along with maxing out all abilities. This might seem hard, but you don't need the four moral expressions (apologize, laugh, threaten, and extort) or Feign Attack from A Hero's Tale. By the end of the game (or shortly after) you should have the achievement. There is one expression and one dog trick that you can't get in the base game. Hat, Headband, Moustache and backflip can be obtained by downloading either the Premium or Free versions of the See the Future DLC, or from the Fable II Game of the Year Edition. You can also get Hat, Headband, Mustache and backflip, along with a large variety of other unlockables, in Fable II Pub Games.
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As part of testing, i wish to clear the machine authentication cache on ClearPass. Is it possible?
Yes, from ClearPass ver 6.5.0 there is an option exposed in GUI to clear the machine authentication cache on the local node.
In order to clear the cache from GUI, navigate to Administration > Server Manager > Server Configuration, on the extreme right hand corner of the screen you will find the option "Clear Machine Authentication Cache".
This option will clear the Machine Authentication Cache on local node (the MAC exist within BATTERY and is replicated across a ZONE)
We verified by performing a user authentication post machine authentication. In the screenshot below, we can see that since the "Machine Authentication" was successful and cached for the user, both the roles "[User Authenticated] and [Machine Authenticated]" are present.
We then performed the machine authentication cache cleanup and performed a user authentication again.
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A Halifax taxi driver was found not guilty Wednesday of sexually assaulting a female passenger in 2015.
SHELBURNE - RCMP arrested a 28 year-old man Jan. 19 after a report of threatening texts.
At around 3 a.m. that morning, police say they received a call about a message involving a firearm.
Officers located a suspect and detained Calvin James Ringer.
"He was arrested without incident," said Sgt. Ben Parry of the Shelburne RCMP in a Jan. 21 interview.
Later Jan. 19, RCMP returned to Ringer's residence - with a search warrant and help from the Shelburne Street Crime Enforcement Unit - where police say they found an unsafely stored and unauthorized firearm, as well as cocaine.
Ringer faces a number of charges, including, two counts of uttering threats; unsafe storage of a firearm; unauthorized possession of a firearm; possession for the purpose of trafficking and failure to comply with probation.
Ringer appeared in court Jan. 20 and has been released on bail. He is schedule to appear in court Feb. 24 in Shelburne.


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Nintendo have announced that Hironobu Sakaguchi's action-packed RPG will be available across Europe from 24 February 2012.
During The Last Story you take control of Zael and from time to time his partners, a band of mercenaries in search of their fortune. You undertake a series of missions and explore Lazulis Island and its sprawling medieval capital Lazulis City, while trying to help Zael achieve his ultimate goal of leaving his life as a mercenary behind and becoming a true knight.
Beyond the solo-player experience expect The Last Story also packs in online options including deathmatch, team deathmatch and co-op modes in which you can battle up to five users using your own customised character from the single player game.
Combat mixes traditional melee, ranged and magic attacks with an innovative cover system and unique magical abilities. You will also have to master a 'mysterious' ability called The Gathering to help Zael and his band of mercenaries complete their missions and battle vast bosses by discovering their weak spots, picking a suitable strategy and using team work to bring them down.
It got 38 out of 40 on Famitsu and it's not dated for release over in the US, reasons to be cheerful for us European-based gamers we'd say.


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