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34 Poem
35 Lethargy
30 Nested (ab.)
37 Waikiki ,
Hawaii
39 Against (coll.)
41 Direct growth
43 Seraglio
47 Absurd report
49 Greek assembly
50 Prayer ending
51 Copies
54 Get tip
55 Rowing tool
56 Stone
57 Mountain defile
58 Beverage
59 Painting and
music, for
example
DOWN
1 City official
2 Abscond
3 Feminine
pet name
4 Corrected
5 Hawaiian
garland
6 Grain
7 Betel palm
ACROSS
1-—Verde :
(cliff dwellings) I
5 Mauna '
(volcano)
8 Louise
(Banff National
Park)
12 Common
astringent
13 Cereal fruiting '
spike
14. Indigo
15 National
Park (Calif.)
17 Soothing
substance
.18 Suppose
19 Canyon de ——
National
Monument
21 Organ parts
22 Happily
23 Italian princely
family
25 European city
28 Musical group
31 Dry
33 Equal
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30 Cleanliness
3'2 John (Gaelic)
35 Burn
36 Falls
38 Wading birds
40 Demonstrative
pronoun
42 Moron
44 Revolving
i machinery part
45 Upright
46 Disguises
47 Fish
48 Bowfin genus
52 Feminine
appellation
53 War god
8 Marks with
names
9 Investigation
10 Devil Hill
(National
Memorial)
11 Abounding in ■
certain trees
16 Disorder
20 Hurried
22 Man from Berlin
24 Philippine
peasant
26 Superlative
suffix
27 Biblical land
28 Masculine
nickname !
Quimby Melton,
Publisher
‘Quotes’
By United Press International
WASHINGTON—SoIicitor Ge
neral Thurgood Marshall, the
first Negro nominated to the
U.S. Supreme Court, replying to
a question from a member of
the Senate Judiciary Committee
who asked Marshall if he could
render fair judgments in cases
involving southerners:
‘‘No question about it.”
WASHINGTON—A high offi
cial of the Johnson administra
tion, commenting on the claim
of House Republican Leader
Gerald R. Ford that the tax
increase the President wants
would not be justified if the
search to save money was
successful:
“Ford Just isn't thinking."
CAIRO, Ill.—Willie Bingham,
27, delegated as a spokesman
for the Negroes at Cairo, where
racial peace is being kept by
National Guardsmen, telling
why young people must lead the
civil rights campaign:
“The older people have gone
beyong their capabilities.”
Almanac
For
Griffin
By United Pre- S s International
Today is Friday, July 21, the
202nd day of 1967 with 163 to
follow.
The moon is full.
The morning star is Saturn.
The evening stars are Venus
and Mars.
Born on this day in 1899 was
American author Ernest He
mingway.
On this day in history:
In 1861, the first major
engagement of the Civil War
took place at Bull Run in
Virginia.
In 1873, the world’s first train
robbery took place When Jesse
James held up the Rock Island
Express at Adair, lowa, and
made off with $3,000
In 1930, the U.S. Veterans'
Administration was formed.
In 1954, armistice agreements
ended the
war.
Thought For Today
A thought for the day—
American author Ernest He
mingway once said: “So far,
about morals, I know only that
what is moral is what you feel
good after and what is immoral
is what you feel bad after."
GRIFFIN
Cary Reaves, General Manager
BUI Knight, Executive Editor
■*. -frTHIS WEEK’S SPORTS EDITORIAL-fr ★
S E Babe Ruth
Tournament
Griffarea baseball fans are in for a real treat the week of
July 31. . ...
That’s when Babe Ruth champs from six states will
gather here for the Southeastern Regional Tournament.
It will be by far the most important tournament ever
played in Griffin.
In addition to being champs of the south, the winner will
receive an even bigger prize—a trip to Fairbanks, Alaska
to participate in the Babe Ruth World Series.
A lot of planning and hard work has gone into making
the tournament one of the best ever played.
Recreation and Babe Ruth officials are continuously
making improvements to the baseball diamond at City
Park and by the time the first pitch is made the facilities
will be in top-top condition.
The response to a call for “foster homes” has been
amazing.
Local Babe Ruth officials felt that finding “foster
homes” for 90 boys would be a major problem.
However, the response was so good that all but a few of
the players are placed.
The six states that will participate in the tournament are
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, North Carolina
and Tennessee.
Georgia will have two representatives.
The team that wins the Georgia championship will be
here and Griffin is automatically in because it is the host
team.
Participating in a Southeastern Regional Tournament is
not entirely new to Griffin.
Griffin went to Charlotte, N. C., several years ago to
play in a similiar tournament and finished in the number
two spot.
We hope all the out-of-town visitors enjoy their stay
in Griffin but we are pulling for the local Babe Ruthers,
and hope they are the ones who make the trip north to
Alaska.
— Roger Dix
Scientific
Research
Greece had its creative glory and Rome its organization
al grandeur. And what is likely to stand out about 20th
century America when history balances accounts?
Scientific research, in the opinion of one intimately in
volved in it.
Prof. Hubert Heffner, Stanford University’s dean of re
search writing in the Stanford Review, singles out the or
ganized pursuit of scientific research as our most important
imprint on world civilization and assigns the credit to fed
eral funds poured into American universities since World
War 11.
Frequently voiced criticisms of government involvement
in higher education and research — an allegedly adverse
effect on the quality of teaching, distortion of academic
emphasis, rich universities growing richer and the poor
poorer—he ticks off as ‘imagined or, at the very least,
overinflated ills.”
There are some very genuine problems, however, and
foremost is our failure so far to define clearly basic research
goals.
Defense and conquest of disease are frequently cited
justifications for public support. But more important, Hef
fner believes, is the benefit accruing to education itself and
the quality of American life.
“New knowledge leads to new products, new jobs, and
—if wisely employed—increased well-being.”
In other words, massive government aid is more than a
windfall for the intellectual community. It amounts to high
ly productive economic, social and cultural pump priming.
What’s
Happening?
Georgia’s traffic fatalities are up over last year when a
record 1,602 people died on the streets and highways.
What can we do? The Georgia Safety Council offers these
suggestions:
1. Obey ALL traffic laws.
2. Be aware of surrounding conditions.
3. Be patient and courteous.
4. Make sure you are physically able to drive safely.
5. Know that your vehicle is in safe driving condition.
Chuckling
With Ye Editor ...
And have you heard the one about the man who couldn’t
tell his two horses apart? He tried cutting the tail off one
horse. This didn’t work because it grew back. Next he cut
the mane off the other horse. Same trouble. Finally he got
a yardstick and measured them. Success at last, the black
horse was three inches taller than the white horse — Wash
ington (Iowa) Journal
NEWS
Quimby Melton, Jr.,
Editor
Published Daily Except Sunday. Second Clam
Postage Paid at Griffin, Ga. — Single Copy Sc
BERM'S WORLD
‘You’ll like Harmon! He’s
a real, mindless, bureau
crat’s mindless bureaucrat!”
MY A
ANSWER Pl
Depression
I am a believer in Jesus Christ,
but latel have been a victim of
great defression. As a matter
of fact, I am thinking about
committing suicide. It seems the
only way out. I should say that
my depression is caused by the
knowledge that I have an incu
rable disease, and I don’t want
to be a burden on my family.
Please advise me. I don’t want
to displease the Lord. M.K.
Yours is an unusual letter, for
you are one of the few people
I know of, who, being an obvious
believer, has entertained thou
ghts of suicide. We speak of fai
th in Christ as giving us a rea
son for living, and the rich, full
life He gives, makes us want to
live — not die. However, I am
sympathetic with the fact that
you have a terminal illness, and
do not wish to burden your lov
ed ones.
The Bible, however, contains
no Scriptures which endorse or
encourage suicide. Four suicid
es are mentioned in the Bible:
disobedient Saul and his armor
bearer; Antithopel, the traitor,
and Judas, the betrayer. None
were in fellowship with God.
The Bible says that our bodies
are the temples of the Holy
Spirit, sick or well. Paul had a
disease, which after having
prayed, he was not healed, but
the Lord “gave him grace to
bear it.” Your testimony of be
ing sweet in suffering, and pat
ient in affliction, can mean
more to your neighbors and
friends than a thousand sermons.
May God bless you.
pm er
FOR TODAY FROM W'J
Cbe Upper Roomofo
Abraham looked forward to the
city which has foundations, who
se builder and maker is God.
(Hebrews 11:10, RSV)
PRAYER: Grant us this day,
eternal Father a clear vision
that we may see those things
which are of Thee. Give us firm
faith and strength that the work
of our hands and the investment
of our lives may abide in Th y
praise. In Jesus name. Amen.
WOMJ) ALMANAC
FACTS
In 1920, Alaska had a
population density of only
0.1 persons per square
mile, says The World
Almanac. By 1960, the
population density had
risen to only 0.4 persons
per square mile. The com
parable figure for New
Jersey in 1960 was 806.7
persons per square mile.
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Newspaper Enterprise Asin.
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Friday, July 21, 1967
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