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LONG ISLAND STAR-JOURNAL. TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1953
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Two Queena heroea were UBOOg eight civilian* |ji\<>n award*
REWARDED yesterday
by t h e Life Saving Hen- \olent Association in Manhattun.
h a t t a n . Amon C t h e eight « r r f deft to right) Donald Spelaman or Brooklyn, a u l e a s m n ; Walter B.
Meinhoid or tti-M . ' n t h s i r e d , Douifla»ton, a telephone company rmplnyf; ( b a r i c titw or t h e Bronx,
• bus driver; Marion O'Neill, IB, or t h e Bronx, w h o , , receiving; h e r award from William » . Winter,
preMdent ot t h e association, and Michael Borodkin, super* laor or I'ark Department lifeguards at
Koekaway Beach. Borodkin, formerly of Belle H a r b o r and BOW of Brooklyn, received the association*
second highest award, a silver medal, and $.-,<> for re.cuin* a m a n and woman off Fort Tilden beach
»a»t sept. 9. He w a s cited for a similar rescue H years ago. Meinhold saved a B-year-nld Beechhurst
boy rrom drowning off t h e Ra.vside \ acht C'luh last ,!nlv fl.
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A play. "The Case of the Missing
Handshake," will he presented byj
the American T h e a t r e Wing at the
Woodside Children's Center RC-J7
Kroadwuy, a t 8..Ill P. M. today, in
honor of (Queens l>ay Cure fo:
Children Week,
The subject of the pla\ helping
jehildren to learn manners -will be
enlarged upon by Dr. ll.vman SpotniU, a psychiatrist, who is gUMl
I speaker for t h e evening,. HefreshImcnts will be served before the
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be observed by t h e Children's Center from 3 to 5 P. M. daily during
Day Care Week March 3 4 , Those
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ALHANY —Governor Dewey today
appointed C. Edward (lidenn of Valley Stream to a seven-year term on
the hoard of visitors of the Willow brook State School, Staten Island.
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By REV. BOB RH HANDS
One nt America's
outstanding IglVln| me the edge over the other I your mind a n d you get the blessing
fellow lor I never pray for vir- and inspiration from Him."
athletes and the terottd mum i*\ tory
and I always pray for rn\ op-
Independent Charlie just laughed
to pole vault higher than
ponents as well as myself.
again. "I won't have any trouble."
ir, feet.
What I do mean is that prayer But he did
People often ask riir if prayer lis our point of contact with a very
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"works."
Ileal power within, that releases the FACED W I T H his lirst big audI'm not sure Whether they s r t energy necessary for us to turn in ience his mind went blank. From
asking me as a pole vaulter or a the highest performance of which nowhere came t h e old minister's
Vic are. capable.
word.-. He had said, "until God
niinisir,-. it doesn't really matter a s a kid in Champaign, 111., I ran stabilizes your mind and you get
as the answer is the same, Through around with a gang t h a t I suppose Mie inspiration and blessing from
pro) e»- I h a v e was tougher than mo t. We fought Him.' From those words Charlie
done
t h i n g s daily, swore a lot, stole fruit now drew his strength, Be got bis help.
t h a t ot herw ise and then, 1 don'l think we aver Ami that thought began to help me.
W 0 u I d h a v t stopped to wonder where ail this Maybe m> mistake, too, was being
been impossible. might l'-ad.
too sure of myself, too proud of
'!' W n of t h ' S Then, because some giil m high my self sufficiency.
b e s t jumps of school made a crack about Wanting That was the beginning of rnj
my l i f e h a v e a "Christian boy friend" it sudden- Understanding, an understanding
come as a direct ly occurred to me that I hadn't 'which gave me the earnest desire
result of prayer, been to church In 10 years. That to become a minister myself; with*
Once In Kin- high school girl, believe me, was 'Hit that. I'd probably have gone
land s e v e r s ] • true worker for Christ.
| r i g h t on f o l l o w i n g ray o w n w i l l .
years age, I was
Each on.- ut us has t'> catch up
sent, to the hos- I DIDN'T V\SH off at once . . . 'some day with the wisdom of Paul
p i t a 1 wit h a not by a lone; shot. F.ut. one Sun- the Apostle, w h'o admitted |Yankl>
strep throat two day morning weeks later, when I thai the good he want, <i to do he
days before the was listening to t h e radio. I had could not, while the ev ij he didn't
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1 •- m e e t . \ i | a Midden overwnelmlng desire to w ish to do, that he did . . . until
Thursday and F n d a j i a v i d on a
which strength(iirl <if penicillin and nothing e l s e : 1 didn't stop to ask myself why. through Christ
Saturday morning my arms were I didn't r\m stop to put on m.\ ened me.'
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so tired I could hardly do a push tie and socks. I just went Straight
up. Nevertheless, I had been asked to t h e Church of the B r e t h r e n thai THK ANSWER doesn't lie in an;,
to make an appearance and attempt f remembered passing in the neigh- change outside t h e individual. Xh<
borhood.
to compete.
lirst change has to corns within tin
Here the minister, t h e Rev. Met-;
heait of men , , . his concept of
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I T ' TO TDK TIMK they put t h e t h i s Other path, t h e o n e of discip-; himself, h,s concept of Cod a n d '
prayer. Whore man has failed God
cross bar into position, I was pray- line, faith, prayer. H e told me; has provided an answer. Where we
ing for s t r e n g t h . I cleared t h e b a r w h e r e it led. It sounded good. Five are weak H e is strong.
a t just under 15 feet, t h e highest of the fellows in our crowd later] The history of the greatest cham-'
jump of mj life to t h a t very min- went, to jail for holding up a gas! pion w h o ever lived, Jesus, h a s '
ute.
station. It wasn't h a r d to figure: proven t h a t , once and for all.
Again in VKit I found myself which was t h e b e t t e r way.
Many of J e s u s ' victories were ma-i
worn out, depleted mentally and
That, I suppose, w a s my conver- jor ones. Certainly He dared to do
physically }us1 before the Chicago sion. Ru* u n d e r s t a n d i n g didn't fol- the "impossible. '
Relays, W a s it wise for me to fly low immediately.
Certainly He came through when
Hast to a meet in which I didn't
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the pressure was on. Instantly and
think I could offer my best? With
THERE*? NO telling how long I before m u l t i t u d e s He healed the
the question came my immediate might have flounder'.i ah t if a sick, fed five thousand, raised the
answer . . . t h e expense mon-y and friend of mine, a young preacher, 1 dead. T h e n ' He instructed those!
tickets. So I went.
hadn"' told me a story about his who followed Him to contact that
The plane left Los A n d i e s at first sermon.
same power.
8:30 in t h e morning and arrived in
Charlie was a young m a n who; He told us that the Kingdom ofi
Chicago St 7 Oft that night . . . was pretty sure of himself, proud Heaven w a s Within us, thfft the!
just time lor me to make t h e event. of his Self-SUfficiency.
When an power of a champion was there,
Instead of sleeping on the flight, I older preacher warned him that his available to us all.
spent t h e time in prayer.
first sermon might be tough, Char*
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That. ni:*ht I barely missed the lie just laughed,
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"But, Charlie," said the older In Gieutiif xs." thi stoff "I Ariurt)
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down as IS feet, 4 « inches.
man, "it might. Words just might Toseanim and the qualities
which
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.not come. If that h a p p e n s try tak-j make, him one of the. greatest tn?<TO M E . T H O S E are answered ing i Bible phrase a n d hold fast! steians of all time, as told by
prayers. And I don't mean Clod to it. Repeat it until God stabilizes' Chase
Walker.
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said today to he p l a n n i n g a f u l l |
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scale reply to Soviet Foreign Min-!r,uneintion of Vishinsky's speech Ir
ister Andrei Y. Vishinsky's charges'he made later.
that the United S t a t e s w a s a "gov-'
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Lodge listened to V'ishinsk blast can be no question of a peaceful
! Americans as "death merchants' program in such circumstances and
fef 31 minutes vesterdav, then took conditions.'
I t h e floor in Ihe V.N. Political Com-! -Thp u n o l r v v o t l ( i
he said,
jmtttet! of the General Assembly im- watching t h e implementation of
the
brief
but
;mediately 1o issue
plan to build armies in Asia
in
scalding rebuttal.
Japan, Formosa, Burma. Pakistan
Lodges prompt replv to the Red I T h a i l a n d and South Korea
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plan to use Asian soldiers as i o •
trnn fodder."
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"ft is Russia, not we, who humused Asians as cannon-fodder.''
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WASHINGTON «JP)—TJ»1 trial
of Dr. Joseph W. Weinberg en
tered its final phase today with the
defense seeking riismir.sal of the
perjury charges against the socalled "Scientist X "
The .*aS - y e a r -old ph)ft\\ ist. is
ehRrged with h i n t ; to t h e V n - A n v r n a n Activities f'ommittef. j n 1t41
w h r n h e festtH(.d he Was never I
C o m m u n i s t a n d had not knowingly
attended Communist meetings. The
committee duhhed him "Scientist
X" a n d accused him of passing
atomic nerrets to Communist agents
while employed a t t h e radiation
laboratory at the University of California early in World W a r II.
As t h e trial went Into Hi sixth
day, t h e prosecution was ready to
present r e b u t t a l s l t l U H I I to testimony offered hy the defense, Weinberg's lawyers then planned to ask
t.Tudee Alexander HoJt?off to dismiss
,the two charges against Weinberg
The d e f e n d abruptly rested its
irase yesterday after calling or;• one principal wifnesi and t w o character witness** to attest Weinberg - *
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