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4locilt: 'we THE YOUTH'S INSTRUCTOR ® that with a little clay made of dust and spittle, Jesus caused blind eyes to see. And that in turn set many tongues a-wagging: THE YOUTH'S INSTRUCTOR is a non- "Why, that Galilean?" fiction weekly. It is published for young adults who are capable of asking sincere "He? He made you see?" questions, and who seek to know the "Everybody knows he's a sinner!" counsels of Scripture. Its contents are chosen to serve readers who want to The healed man could not—or reach maturity—spiritually, socially, in- tellectually, and physically. Its staff cared not—to answer their quib- holds that God is man's heavenly Fa- bling, but replied, "Whether he be ther; that Jesus is man's Saviour; that genuine Christians will strive to love a sinner or no, I know not: one God supremely and their neighbors as thing I know, that, whereas I was themselves. Its pages reflect an expanding ob- blind, now I see." jective from 1852 to 1968. First it was essentially a vehicle for providing That was not the only time that youth Sabbath school lessons. Now it Jesus with so little did so much. One also provides many added services for a generation that should witness the time He did it with just one word. literal return of Jesus and the restora- You remember that Mary Magda- tion of a sinless world to the universe of God. lene came to Jesus' sepulcher. It A was early in the morning. We sur- mise that she had slept little, if any, Pinch all night. An outcast woman, she Editor WALTER T. CRANDALL had been made clean—had been Associate Editor JAMES JOINER of remade a woman in the sense in Art Editor T. K. MARTIN which the Creator designed her. Layout Artist ALAN FORQUER Salt But her Benefactor, her best Friend, SHARE Editor MILDRED LEE JOHNSON had been crucified—was dead! And tears were all she had to bring in Editorial Secretary MILDRED ADAMS by LINNIE KEITH loving remembrance to His tomb. Editorial Consultants But she must come, and she had THOMAS S. GERATY come—only to find the tomb empty. THEODORE LUCAS, DONALD E. MAN- NE evening as we were going Only? No! she heard Could it SELL, CALVIN E. MOSELEY, JR., GERALD R. NASH, F. DONALD YOST O through the cafeteria line, he be? "Mary." It was! It was her name. winked at me. Then I really knew Just her name. And she turned to Circulation Manager S. L. CLARK he liked me." see the living Jesus—Rabboni, her Field Representatives C. M. WILLIS Those words came from the wife Master! CLIFFORD OKUNO of one of my colleagues my first He was there. Alive. Her Friend— year out of college. Only a wink did all mankind's Friend—was there. He it. After that, she knew—and they was there in a more meaningful, a Published by the Seventh-day Advent- both still know. Many of life's pre- more eternal, sense than ever He ists. Printed every Tuesday by the Re- view and Herald Publishing Association, cious, most meaningful awarenesses could have been before the Geth- at Takoma Park, Washington, D.C. spring from ostensibly insignificant semane, the Calvary, experience. 20012, U.S.A. Second-class postage paid at Washington, D.C. Copyright, 1968, incidents. Since that day 2,000 years ago, Review and Herald Publishing Associa- Again, there was the time in my many a Mary—in an American shift, tion, Washington, D.C. 20012. To contact the editorial staff, write, early life that my sister and I were an Indian sari, an Eskimo parka— or telephone Area Code 202, 723-3700. farmed out for the day in the home has looked up in her anxiety, in her Subscription rates to U.S. and U.S. possessions: one year, $7.95; in clubs of of two of our playmates while our longing for understanding, her need three or more, one year, each 56.25. parents went shopping, via horse and of a friend—to hear in her soul that Rates slightly higher in Canada. All other countries: add 80 cents postage buggy, to our county seat town. Voice calling her by name. each year per subscription. When they returned at dusk, even Just a name spoken, just a little A month before you move, notify THE YOUTH'S INSTRUCTOR of both the bag of candy we had learned to clay made from dust and spittle, just your old and new address. Any cor- expect upon such occasions took sec- a pinch of salt—and what a differ- respondence about your subscription should enclose the address label from ond best. First it was, "Mamma, Mrs. ence! the magazine or wrapper. If the post McCalla's beans tasted so strange!" No, Jesus in person does not walk office is unable to make delivery, your subscription will be suspended until a Mother quickly explained that the the streets of Nazareth, of Paris, of correct address is supplied. invalid McCalla boy could not have Calcutta, of Washington, D.C. Be- salt in his food. But what a differ- fore He left, though, He told those ence a pinch of salt would have closest to Him, "I have given you Photo credits: Cover, Wellesley Muir; p. 9, cour- made! an example, that ye should do as tear of Elizabeth Wakefield. Since those childhood days I have I have done." done a great deal of thinking about How He simplified this business of VOLUME 116, NUMBER 38 SEPTEMBER 17, 1968 life's little things. You remember Christian living! 2 The Youth's Instructor, September 17, 1968 tying, so I took the housing off. It was bulging with shavings. I emptied them into the empty wastebasket, finished sharpening the pencil, and cast a hur- ried eye around the room to make sure that everything was in proper order. Finding it in what I considered to be good shape, I raced off toward A the cafeteria. Next morning, while our youth TASTE problems class was discussing proper amusements, the door was pushed OF open and the principal's secretary DORMITORY leaned inside the room. As Miss Hop- kins paused, the secretary announced: LIFE •••4,,Orc"..c. "There's an urgent telephone call for Syd in the principal's office." I was glad that Miss Hopkins re- frained from making one of her cele- brated remarks as I left her classroom. She knew how to deflate the pompous and discomfit the smart aleck, and it wasn't always fun to be on the receiv- r- p 1059 BY REVIEW AND HERALD IRS SCHLAIKJER, N A , ARTIST ing end of her comments. Evidently she sensed my embarrassment because she went on with the class as though Sweepings, Shavings, and Shame nothing strange had happened. As I strode the short distance to the by SYDNEY ALLEN, Ph.D. principal's office, my mind raced to and fro. What had happened? No one PART THREE had ever been called out of class with such urgency before. FTER classes the next day, I went curring tasks. He emphasized that the I stepped into the office and an- A to see John Clough, the work vast expanse of concrete floor must be nounced my presence. The reception- superintendent to whom I had been swept every day. He showed me how ist pointed to a partly opened door assigned. I didn't realize that assign- to wield the broom efficiently: (1) and said, "Go right in. Mr. Parker's ment to his department placed me give it a push, (2) then a sharp rap expecting you." I had never been near the bottom in the campus peck- on the floor to dislodge dust, (3) then treated with such high-level pomp in ing order. Cleaning classrooms, offices, a withdrawal stroke, and (4) repeat. all my life. I poked my head into the and chapels seemed far more pleasant He detailed the duties in the wash- office. to me than cleaning cow barns, hen rooms and ended up in his own office. "Did you send for me, Mr. Parker?" houses, and sheepsheds, so I felt no He emphasized that he wanted his of- "Why yes, Syd. There's a telephone sense of lowliness about my new work. fice thoroughly swept and dusted every call for you—you may use my phone." Mr. Clough assigned me to be the day. He gave me strongly worded in- I picked up the receiver, fully ex- janitor for College Hall, a large gym- structions that the wastebasket by the pecting to hear the anguished voice of nasium and auditorium used by the side of his desk must be emptied every some relative reporting the maimed or school in fall, winter, and spring, and day without fail. dying condition of a loved one. In- by the Southeastern California Con- I got out a push broom, scattered stead, I heard Mr. Lamb. ference during summer. My supervisor the oily sweeping compound across the "Good morning, Syd," he began. in this new place would be Mr. Lamb, floor and began my work. The only "Well, good morning, Mr. Lamb," whose physical-education classes were sound in the deserted place was the I replied. "What can I do for you?" conducted in the building and who "swish, crack, swish," from the broom. "I'll tell you what you can do for was charged with responsibility for its When the floor was clean I serviced me," he said. "You can march right care. the washrooms. As I began to work on up here to College Hall and empty I walked past the orange grove, the Mr. Lamb's office, a bell signaled that my wastebasket!" lemon grove, and the shrub nursery the supper hour had arrived. I knew I sputtered that I had emptied it, on my way to work. I wished I could that I would have to hustle if I was but it was no use. Mr. Lamb had hung work outdoors, but I didn't think it going to get anything to eat at the up. Red-faced and ashamed, I put was timely to request a different job cafeteria, because it closed in just a down the receiver and tried to get out yet. I knew that I had to prove myself few minutes. of the office as quickly as possible. I first in the one to which I had been As I dusted the desk I noticed that felt a terrible urge to stamp my foot assigned. a new pencil sharpener was affixed to and shout that I was being treated Mr. Lamb seemed delighted to see it. I pulled out my own pencil and outrageously, but I resisted it. I neg- me and took me on a tour of the huge sharpened it. The sharpener seemed a lected to thank the principal for the structure to acquaint me with my re- bit stiff. I thought it might need emp- use of his telephone. My shoulder hit The Youth's Instructor, September 17, 1968 3 the doorpost as I made my way out. Something was destroying my love for The only question now was whether Almost blinded with shame, I hur- the Lord and His Word. Even my gen- I had the courage to face Mr. Lamb ried to College Hall. Mr. Lamb was eral disposition was turning sour. My and ask his forgiveness. reading a pamphlet on Better Basket- temper had been short during drill I decided that the sooner I settled ball. periods at Medical Cadet Corps of late. the issue the better. Getting rid of this "Didn't I tell you to empty my Several of the cadets had complained. old grudge had to be the first order of wastebasket every day?" he said. Mr. Lamb had suggested that I ought business. "Yes, sir, you did," I replied. to be a bit easier on them. Screwing up my courage the next "Well, then, look inside and explain After I became aware of this prob- afternoon, I approached Mr. Lamb's why you didn't do it!" lem the dean gave a worship talk on door. I knocked gently and was sur- I peered into the darkness of the the bad effects of holding a grudge. prised and disappointed when his head olive-drab container and could see "If you are thinking evil of some- popped out. I had hoped that- he nothing—except the little pile of pen- one," he had said, "it can have de- wouldn't be in. cil shavings I had dumped the night pressing effects on your whole experi- "Yes?" he said. before! ence. Hate is bad for your liver and "I—I'd like to see you for a few Smothering the urge to remark on every other part of you." He advised minutes, if you're not—er, uh—busy." my boss's conduct, I picked up the all- us to clear up misunderstandings be- "I'm giving Derrel and Delmar ser- but-empty basket and bolted for the tween ourselves and others and as- geant's tests for MCC right now," he incinerator. My feelings alternated be- sured us that there might be some sur- said. "Come back in about ten min- tween a wish to freeze him out and to prising side effects to this procedure. utes. . . . Oh, by the way, Syd, you scorch him. I returned the basket to He quoted Matthew 5:23, 24: ought to take this test. There'll be its place and made off for my next " 'So when you are presenting your some more promotions before long, class. gift at the altar, if you remember that you know." From then on, my last act every day your brother has any grievance against These flattering words reduced my before I locked the door was always to you, leave your gift right there before dread a little. I went into the wash- check that my boss's wastebasket was the altar and go and make up with your rooms and began to clean them. While completely empty. I felt that he had brother; then come back and present I was scrubbing the washbowl I heard been childish to make so much out of your gift' " (Goodspeed).* Derrel and Delmar leave. I stepped a minor matter. I said as much to sev- As I walked back to the room for out into the hall and could see at a eral of my friends. The incident ran- study period I asked myself whether glance that they had been sweating. I kled every time I thought of it. there was anybody I had been holding went down to the office again. Mr. "Hi, Syd, are you going to hilltop a grudge against. Why had all the joy Lamb motioned me in and to a seat. prayer band?" The speaker was Jack gone out of my life lately? Instead of On the way in I closed the door. Dunham, one of my friends. He had taking out my books I locked the door "What seems to be the matter ?" he grown up in a large city, but he hadn't and knelt beside my bed. asked. been seriously damaged by it. He was "0 Lord," I prayed, "something has "Well," I began, "I've hated you in one of the leaders in our weekly out- been wrong with me lately. If I'm not my heart ever since you bawled me door prayer group on the hilltop be- treating somebody right, please help out for not dumping those shavings hind the campus. me to see it." out of your wastebasket. I've said a lot "Yes, I guess so," I replied. Getting up from my knees, I seemed of mean things about you and, well— As Jack went on asking others no nearer to the solution than before. I just want you to forgive me. I'm whether they planned to attend, I As I took out my books and began to sorry for what I've done. You've been found myself puzzled. study, my mind stayed on the problem a good boss, and I don't want to be "Why don't I have as much interest rather than on my assignments. An angry at you any more." in prayer band as I used to?" I asked inner voice told me that the worship He assured me of his forgiveness. myself. Up till then I had always en- talk had spoken to my condition. Was As he explained the reasons for his joyed the religious meetings. I had there someone with whom I needed to rigid rule about the wastebasket, I even been active in organizing volun- make things right? Someone . . . could see that he had a point, that he teer prayer bands that met in the sci- The answer came like a revelation. hadn't been trying to be cruel and ence building between twelve o'clock Immediately I knew what had to be severe. He asked me to feel free to and the dinner bell. done. The only question was whether mention anything I didn't like or un- Of late, however, I had found my I had the courage to do it. The only derstand. We had prayer together and mind wandering during worship and person with whom I had experienced parted. chapel. My interest in Elder Madsen's a falling out was my boss, Mr. Lamb. As I went about my tasks that after- Bible doctrines class had begun to lag. Why hadn't I realized it before? noon I experienced one of the sur- Instead of my Bible, I found myself I hadn't been satisfied to hold a prise side effects of which the dean more interested in popular magazines. private grudge against him. I had had spoken. I felt so good that I could It hadn't been this way a few weeks spread my disgruntlement all over the hardly believe I was myself. I got twice before. What could be the matter? school. I had seldom missed a chance as much work done and studied twice Was there so much "church" around to make a cutting remark about my as well. the academy that its power to impress boss. And prayer became a joy again. had begun to wear off? But, then, how No wonder I had lost interest in re- could I explain the vital religious life ligious things! A person practicing • Smith and Goodspeed, The Complete Bible: An Ameri- can Translation. Copyright 1939 by the University of of fellows like Jack? Yes, there must cannibalism is not likely to feel right Chicago. This is the third installment of a ten-part serial. Part be something wrong with my life. before his Maker. four will appear next week. 4 The Youth's Instructor, September 17, 1968 We Hold These Truths

Who Shoulder the Burdens? A spring issue of the now defunct American Magazine once carried a pointed short by the editor. Two paragraphs gave the setting. "Years ago, walking through a Kansas wheat field, I remarked to the farmer on the stalks of grain that stood up straight and proud. They almost seemed to say: 'Look at me, I am important. I feed the nation.' "He smiled a twisted smile, and then said, 'I know what you mean, all right, but notice this: The stalks which seem to stand up and holler, asking you to look at them, are not the most heavily laden. The ones that carry the most grain bend over. You must look sharp to see them. To me, they always seem to say, "I'm doing my job as best I know, and that's enough for me. I ain't worried whether anybody sees me or not." ' " Think of the members of our church. Their numbers are greater today than even a year ago. Our institutions have multiplied. In consequence, the number of denominational workers has expanded. It is therefore only natural that the numbers of differing personalities among us would have grown. Within this setting it is equally natural that there would be those among us who reflect almost every type of human in the world. The seven parables of Jesus recorded in Matthew 13 also reflect on the di- versity of men and situations that characterize the kingdom of heaven. 1. "Behold, a sower went forth to sow. . . . 2. "The kingdom of heaven is likened unto a man which sowed good seed in his field. . . . 3. "The kingdom of heaven is like to a grain of mustard seed. . . . 4. "The kingdom of heaven is like unto leaven. ... 5. "The kingdom of heaven is like unto treasure hid in a field. . . . 6. "The kingdom of heaven is like unto a merchant man, seeking goodly pearls. . . . 7. "The kingdom of heaven is like unto a net. . . ." Of which of these seven parables about the kingdom of heaven did the disciples ask further explanation? It was the second. "Declare unto us the parable of the tares of the field," they asked. Jesus had already explained that the tares must be allowed to remain with the wheat until the time of harvest, "lest while ye gather up the tares, ye root up also the wheat with them." None can say whether the wheat outnumbers the tares, or the tares the wheat, spiritually. "The Lord does not give you or anyone else the office of saying who are tares and who are wheat. We may see and condemn the faults of others, while we have greater faults which we have never realized."' We believe in the youth of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. They are not all perfect, and neither are all of the adults. All of us must be careful not to judge either the vocal ones or the silent ones among us. What all can do is to be "swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath."' wt c

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Grace Notes Weaver Wellesley Muir saw artistic and used with the greatest possible ease. Elder photographic possibilities as he watched a Edmund Peterson, MV secretary of the Co- Campa woman weaving a cushma. This is lumbia Union Conference, has our thanks a garment worn both by men and women for collecting the information. in Peru. The cover picture was made at the Nevati Mission Station of the Upper Amazon Yardsticks Paul Thomas gives everyone Mission of Peru. something to ponder when he writes: "Ev- ery person needs such helpful restraint, an Radio Four full pages were needed to list objective rule of conduct—an absolute, if the amateur radio operators this year. They you please—a standard above and beyond are spaced in the magazine so they can be the personal will." The Youth's Instructor, September 17, 1968 5 WA4SAH-Raymond C. Russell, 814 Asheville Hwy., Greeneville, Tenn. 37743 Adventist Amateur K4SCP-Herschel U. Martin, M.D., 1034 E. Lakeshore Dr., Dalton. 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Ark. 72104 Haledon, N.J. 07508 ville, Va. 24541 WA2PBX-Raymond G. Newman, 44 Hunter Pl., WA5RHU-Jeffery L. McMillin, 1601 W. 27th. Hous- WB4EKO-Roger Englebert, Mountain Sanitarium, ton, Tex. 77008 Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y. 10520 Fletcher, N.C. 28732 W2QID-Don R. Bainbridge, W. Lake St., Marietta. W4EKY-John Vest, P.O. Box 851, Havana, Fla. 32333 KSRTR-Rosho Woolever, Route 3, Box 965, Orange. N.Y. 13110 WA4ETO-Herbert C. McClure, M.D., 107 N. Ann Tex. 77630 WA2WON-James E. Wells, 193 Woodworth Ave.. St., Mobile, Ala. 36604 WA5VBX-Woodson Walker, 902 Forreston, Richard- Yonkers. N.Y. 10701 WB4EWA-John D. "Dan" Toms, 2335 Magnolia Ave., son, Tex. 75080 WB2WRB-Harold T. Washburn, Box 230-A, Wells- Buena Vista, Va. 24416 K6AAQ-Wilfred Stuyvesant, M.D., P.O. Box 624, burg. N.Y. 14894 WA4EYZ-John H. Rauch, c/o Holiday Hospital, Loma Linda, Calif. 92354 WB2ZDW-Conrad A. Reichert, R.D. 1, King Ferry, Orlando, Fla. 32806 K6AGW-Theodore M. Rolle, 11545 Anacapa Pl.. N.Y. 13081 W4FWL-Noah R. Thornton, 7 Beltrum Dr., Zephyr- Apt. 2, Riverside, Calif. 92505 W2ZHL-Stan Farnham, 2800 Hunterdon Dr., Cinna- hills, Fla. 33599 K6AHQ-Ed W. Moore, Box 128, Oakhurst, Calif. minson. N.J. 08077 WA4GMQ-Charles G. Graves, Jr., M.D., Dunlap, 93644 WA3ACM/4-Art Smith, 1404A Trailmore Dr., Charles- Tenn. 37327 WA6AHS-Walter T. Rea, Box 2737. Pomona, Calif. ton. S.C. 29407 W4GES-0. E. Olsen, M.D., 2108 No. Orange Ave.. 91766 W3AEZ-Bud Holderbaum, 7300 Maple Ave., Takoma Orlando, Fla. 32804 WA6A1V-James Krause, 3231 Rio Linda Ave., Park. Md. 20012 WA4GNE-Gary Lee Anderson, 200 Rockmont Rd.. Healdsberg, Calif. 95448 K3ANA-John M. Bokoles, 12406 Rustic Hill Dr., Greenville, S.C. 29607 WB6ANH-Donald Popp, 711 San Miguel, Stockton, Bowie. Md. 20715 W4G0S-George Tolhurst, M.D., Box 248, Cleveland, Calif. 95207 WA3ANF-John Nevins Andrews Elementary School, Ga. 30528. K6AOB-Charles E. Ingle, 1441/2 E. Maple, Fullerton, 117 Elm Ave., Takoma Park, Md. 20012 K4HGU-Jay Tindall, 2399 Westminster Ct., Winter Calif. 92505 W3AYV-Russell Eversole, RFD #2, Box 692, Cum- Park, Fla. 32789 WA6A0M-Keith R. Carlin, 11779 Pepper Dr., River- berland, Md. 21502 W4HPG-McKinley Byrne, Route 7, Box 293, Cross- side, Calif. 92508 W3BHK-J. William Bennett, 16100 Batson Rd., ville. Tenn. 38555 WA6AVI-Hazel W. Mallory, 331 Crestmore Dr., Paradise, Calif. 95969 Spencerville, Md. 20868 WN4KEG-Forrest L. Pride, 701 Sunset Blvd., Greene- K3DQA-Arthur Robertson, 8117 Chester St., Takoma WA6AXP-Bob Jauch, Box 246. 420 Sky Oaks Dr., ville, Tenn. 37743 Angwin, Calif. 94508 Park. Md. 20012 WA4LTW-Shenandoah Valley Academy Amateur WA3FES-John Simms, 2305 Royal Rd., Hagerstown. WB6BEV-Fred H. Merkel, 18341/2 E. First St.. Apt. Radio Club, New Market, Va. 22844 4, Los Angeles, Calif. 90033 Md. 21740 K4MUO-Del Anderson, 200 Rockmont Rd., Green- W3FL-Sydney W. Tymeson, 8118 Flower Ave., Ta- W6BJD-Lester H. Cushman, 11785 Pepper Dr., La ville, S.C. 29607 Sierra, Calif. 92505 koma Park, Md. 20012 WA4MUQ-.John H. Linn, Jr., Box 278, Collegedale, WA3GCG-John Gank, 6216 20th Ave., Hyattsville, Tenn. 37315 WA6BOQ-Wiley Ellck, Loma Linda University. Md. 20782 Loma Linda, Calif. 92354 WA4NTD-SMC Radio Club, Southern Missionary Col- WA6BQZ-Jack E. Griffith, 343 N. Cedar St., Glen- K3GUE_Virginia Saxon, Route 2, Green Bridge Rd.. lege, Collegedale, Tenn. 37315 dale, Calif. 91206 Dayton. Md. 21036 WA40BK-Leonard "Len" Keppler, Jr., Route 5, Box W6BUX-Walter M. Bolinger, Box 494, Angwin, K3GUM-Jackson Saxon. M.D., Route 2, Green Bridge 341, Hendersonville, N.C. 28739 Calif. 94508 Rd.. Dayton. Md. 21036 W4OLU-.Joseph A. Bennett, 443 N. Armistead St., WB6BWA-Kenneth V. Gard, M.D., 2456 18th St.. WA3IQQ-Lyndon DeWitt, P.O. Box 803, Columbia. #9, Alexandria, Va. 22312 Kingsburg, Calif. 93631 Md. 21043 K4PKZ/4-Jerry Bartram, Southern Missionary College, WB6BWZ-Matthew D. Lee, P.O. Box 1329, Santa WA3TSW-Mike Porter, Route 6, Carlisle, Pa. 17013 Collegedale, Tenn. 37315 Maria, Calif. 93454 K3JBE-S. L. Clark, 6066 Houston Ave. Apt. 301, W4PLC-J. W. Daily, Box 7, Rockwell, N.C. 28138 WA6CCC-Ron Kuest, 1220 S. Church St., Lodi. Takoma Park, Md. 20012 K4PPL-Arnold C. Otto, P.O. Box 3018, Longwood, Calif. 95240 WA3JGE-Francis (Dean) Saunders, R.D. #1, Box 273. Fla. 32750 W6CJG-Richard A. Saylor, 1863 Ceunston Way, San Canton, Pa. 17724 K4QHW-Fred Tolhurst, Cleveland, Ga. 30528 Jose, Calif. 95124 WN3KBS-Lawrence DeLong, Route 2, Frederick, WA4RPH-Kenneth Indart, 11417 Fairfax Station W6CKF/6-Frank C. Trumble, P.O. Box 1552, 43847 Md. 21701 Rd., Fairfax Station, Va. 22039 N. Heaton, Lancaster, Calif. 93534 K3LJN-W. C. Dorn, D.D.S., 8901 Flower Ave.. Silver K4RTO-W. B. "Will" White, Shenandoah Valley K6CMU-Ray Stone, 544 West F St., Ontario, Calif. Spring, Md. 20901 Academy, New Market, Va. 22844 91762 6 The Youth's Instructor, September 17, 1968 W6CQ0--Herbert Farley, Shandon Star Route, Paso K6JRY—A. L. Rice, 320 W. Ave., L.. Calimesa, WB6QDM—Bert Doyle, 1482 N. Knoll Dr., Fresno. Robles, Calif. 93446 Calif. 90320 Calif. 93703 WA6CQX—Wilbur R. Elliott, P.O. Box 25, Roseville, WB6JUI—David M. Northrop, P.O. Box 554, Angwin, WB6QDN—Rodney A. Benson, 2301 N. 2d St., Fresno, Calif. 95678 Calif. 94508 Calif. 93703 WA6CUR—Norman Lunt, 290 Coral View, Monterey WB6JUW—Francis M. Northrop, 1147 Wunderlich WB6QDQ—Harry Chaffin, 5716 W. Belmont, Fresno, Park, Calif. 91754 Dr., San Jose, Calif. 95129 Calif. 93728 K6CVZ—Conrad L. Greene, 5800 Sheffield Ave.. River- W136JYZ—Dennis Brown, 901 Ridgecrest St., Mon- W6QDS—Reginald (Reggie) Shephard, 1535 E. Chevy side, Calif. 92506 terey Park, Calif. 91754 Chase Dr., Glendale, Calif. 91206 W6CYH—Robert R. Morris, 5567 Paradise Lane, Eu- WA6KCH—Frank A. Mason, Jr., 10469 Gramercy Pl., WB6QEM—Jim Peters, 1935 Verdugo Loma Dr., reka, Calif. 95501 Riverside, Calif. 92505 Glendale, Calif. 91208 WN6DAB—Viola Ruth Greene, 5800 Sheffield Ave., WB6KCT—Vernon Lee Vonheeder, Jr., 790 Pinedale K6QEF—Art Barnaby, 7537 Peach Blossom Dr., Cam- Riverside, Calif. 92506 Ct., Hayward. Calif. 94544 brian Park, Calif. 95124 WA6DCU—Ron Bailey, D.D.S., 209 C St.. Lemoore, WA6KGK—Gary Davidson, 2206 Kernan Ave., Salida. W6Q0E—Quenton F. Christy, 1448 W. 126th St., Calif. 93245 Calif. 95368 Los Angeles. Calif. 90027 WA6DIG—Howard 0. Marsh, P.O. Box 191, Wat- WB6KtW—Allen Learned, 25470 Cole St., Loma K6QPE—Ray Hauck, 13248 E. California Ave., sonville, Calif. 95077 Linda, Calif. 92354 Sanger, Calif. 93657 K6DIQ—E. L. Griffith. 1433 I Ave., National City. W6KOA/4—Eleanor 0. Foster, 5605 12th Ave. S., W6QPZ—Rolland Truman, 4522 Greenmeadow Rd., Calif. 92050 Birmingham, Ala. 35222 Long Beach, Calif. 90808 WA6DLD—Thelma B. Elliott, P.O. Box 25, Roseville, K6KOM—Erwin Phillips, 376 W. Rialto, Fresno, Calif. WB6RGN—Joel B. Hoag, 5313 Peacock Lane, River- Calif. 95678 93705 side, Calif. 92505 W6DQL—Angwin Amateurs Association, Pacific Union K6KSU—Robert B. Griffith, 289 S. Meridian, San W6RMD—Warren P. Henderson, Jr., 427 Pettis Ave., College, Angwin, Calif. 94508 Bernardino, Calif. 92410 Mountain View, Calif. 94040 K6DSI—John R. Clough, 12108 Raley Dr., La Sierra, W6LHY—Paul S. Williams, 25093 E. Laurelwood Dr., WB6RUZ—Ronald J. Skantz, P.O. Box 564, Manteca, Calif. 92505 San Bernardino, Calif. 92408 Calif. 95336 K6DTT—Voice of Prophecy Radio Club, P.O. Box 55, K6LIC—Richard R. Trautwein, 1055 N. Richman WB6SHK—David D. Kirk, 4204 Pierce St., Arlington, Los Angeles. Calif. 90053 Ave., Fullerton, Calif. 92632 Calif. 92505 W6DZC—Gilbert Steck, 295 Clark Way, Angwin, K6LID—Evelyn Trautwein, 1055 N. Richman Ave., W6SLK—C. J. Casebeer, 1011 Bush St., San Fran- Calif. 94508 Fullerton, Calif. 92632 cisco, Calif. 94109 W6EAL—Bernie Mallory, D.D.S., 1040 Mangrove Ave., WB6LMS—Otto Nieman, Box 20-A, Greeley Route, K6SNP—George J. Nelson, 11414 Loma Vista Dr., Chico, Calif. 95926 Coulterville, Calif. 95311 Loma Linda, Calif. 92354 WA6ECC—Edwin L. Pullen, 4105 Lauderdale Ave.. La WB6LND—Robert Kearbey, 25505 Wallace Ct., San WA6SOB—Fred Villanueva, 3139 E. 4th St., National Crescenta, Calif. 91214 Bernardino, Calif. 92354 City, Calif. 92050 W6ECE—Bernie Mallory, D.D.S., 331 Crestmore Dr., WB6LNG/0—Patrick A. Lorey, 2192 East Parvin Rd.. WA6SOV—H. Lee Williams, 5026 Tunsen Ave., Route Paradise, Calif. 95969 Kansas City. Mo. 64116 2, Modesto, Calif. 95350 W6EDL—CME Radio Club, 1720 Brooklyn Ave., Los K6LOS—Bill Hullquist, 39300 Oakglen Rd.. Yucaipa, WA6STW—Glen Charles Glass, Jr., 360 Beacon Lane. Angeles, Calif. 90033 Calif. 92399 Ukiah, Calif. 95482 K6EJY—J. Mailen Kootsay, 11471 Richardson St., K6LVO—George Gough, 1122 Plum Ave., Sunnyvale, W6SUH—Dallas Strawn, 418 West Fairview Ave., Loma Linda, Calif. 92354 Calif. 94087 San Gabriel, Calif. 91776 WA6EKD—Donald Daily, 4996 College Ave:, River- WB6MAV—Gary Waldron, 1012 Crest Vista Dr., WB6SWZ—Ben W. Mattison, 915 La Plata Plaza, side, Calif. 92505 Monterey Park, Calif. 91754 Campbell, Calif. 95008 K6EKP—Warren Gough, 1122 Plum Ave., Sunnyvale, WB6MCA—Stan Emshar, 1305 Payne Ave., Modesto. WA6SYA—Perry Beach, 11630 Val Verde St., La Calif. 94087 Calif. 95351 Sierra, Calif. 92505 K6EKU—James Harold Shultz, 524 Luton Dr., Glen- WA6MCQ—Christopher Iwata, 1318 N. Miller Ave., WA6TNR—Alvah M. Kerr, 453 East County Line Rd., dale. Calif. 91206 Los Angeles, Calif. 90063 Calimesa, Calif. 92320 WA6ELD—John Stedman, 380 Mac Lane St.. Palo W6MEY—Nick Delgardo, 1037 W. Rialto Way, WN6TOD—Don Davenport, Jr., 4130 Cedar Ave., Alto. Calif. 94306 Fresno, Calif. 93705 Long Beach, Calif. 90807 WB6EWQ—R. Clifford Leggitt, D.D.S., 1053 E. Olive K6MIL—Genny Johnson, 7038 Dume Dr., Malibu. WB6TOL—Gary Mattison, 915 La Plata Plaza, Camp- Ave., Burbank. Calif. 91501 Calif. 90265 bell, Calif. 95008 W6FEE—Loren Dunford, 705 Monterey Ave., Chow- K6MIM—Don Johnson, 7038 Dume Dr., Malibu, Calif. K6TPU—Sam Tani, 1263 Coronado Dr., Sunnyvale, china, Calif. 93610 90265 Calif. 94086 W6FFU—James W. Riggs, Jr., 11660 Westwood Dr., K6MJS/6—Charies H. Seitz, 113 Clearbrook Rd., WB6UDH—William E. Warner, 9856 Stanwin Ave.. La Sierra, Calif. 92505 Antioch. Calif. 94509 Arleta, Calif. 91331 W6FGO—Fred P. Zeagler, 15035 Beckner St., La K6MMB—Kenneth Krohne, 25472 Van Leuven St.. W6UEQ—Raymond B. Sansonette, RFD 1, Box 549-B, Puenta, Calif. 91744 Loma Linda, Calif. 92354 Beaumont, Calif. 92223 W6FGZ—Bill Hooker, 33685 Avenue "C", Yucaipa. WA6MOP—Clifford Vance, 1507 N. 11th Ave., Han- WB6UHD—Doug Logon, 444 Winding Way, Sacra- Calif. 92399 ford, Calif. 93230 mento, Calif. 95841 W6FTL/4—Glen Foster, M.D., 5605 12th Ave. S., K6MVA—Joan E. Nieman, Greeley Route, Box 27, W6U1A—Gabriel Tirado, 2607 Lombard Ave., San Birmingham, Ala. 35222 Coulterville, Calif. 95311 Jose, Calif. 95116 WA6FTQ—Ed Mason, 1647 W. Orange Grove, Po- WA6NVN—Laurence W. Botimer, 5341 Sierra Vista WX6UKI—Mrs. Jacqueline Moncrieff, 24545 Stewart mona, Calif. 91766 Ave., La Sierra, Calif. 92505 St., Loma Linda, Calif. 92354 W6FUW—John W. Schnepper, M.D., 1252 Paseo WA6OBT—Larry King, Box 1234, Thousand Oaks, W6UKQ—John R. Miller, M.D., 1521 Acorn Ct. W., Grande, Corona, Calif. 91720 Calif. 91360 Sacramento, Calif. 95691 W6FXX—Bill Hullquist, 3316 Main St., Riverside, K6OFP—Ed Husted, 187 Kinden Ave., San Bruno, WB6UQE—Robert K. Jones, 4951 East Home, Fresno, Calif. 92501 Calif. 94066 Calif. 93702 W6FZV—Loma Linda University Amateur Radio Club, WB6OGR—A. J. Luber, 3524 Homestead Way, Ceres, W6UWG—Elwood E. Van Noly, 11769 Pepper Dr., Loma Linda, Calif. 92354 Calif. 95307 Arlington, Calif. 92503 WA6GDZ—Kay Saxon, 437 W. Sunset, Redlands, WA6VBP—J. W. Kizziar, 5600 Malden Ct., Bakers- W6OMG—Ben Westphal, 3413 Marmac Rd., Ander- Calif. 93306 Calif. 92373 son, Calif. 96007 field, WB6VML—Don Jones, 1989 Eden Ave., Glendale, WA6GJI—Clifford L. Rodgers, 1625 Paloma St., Bar- W600E—Gerald Pitcher, 3316 Main St., Riverside, stow. Calif. 92311 Calif. 92501 Calif. 91206 WA6GKT—George D. Guernsey, M.D., 16395 H-A WB6VQE—John C. Koning, 4680 Crestview Dr., Rd., Lemoore, Calif. 93245 W6OVVT—Sfanley C. Hall, 672 Rosita Ave., Los 91760 Altos, Calif. 94022 Norco, Calif. W6GLK—Ray Foster. M.D., 3627 Aureola Blvd., Los WB6VSO—Richard Codes, 5117 Hallmark Ave., River- Angeles, Calif. 90008 K6PGG—Howard Masson, White Memorial Medical side, Calif. 92505 WA6GOJ—Ernest Murray, 2047-29th Ave., San Fran- Center, 1720 Brooklyn Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. 90033 K6VUO—Robert L. Hilliard, 10625 Mountain View cisco. Calif. 94131 Ave., Route 2, Redlands, Calif. 92373 W6GPP—Robert A. Buchanan, 4112 Melrose St., K6PKG—James T. Alexander, M.D., 170 Ridge Rd., Ukiah, Calif. 95482 WB6VWS—Tom Walters, 5107 Golden Ave., River- Riverside. Calif. 92504 Calif. 92505 K6GPW—Waldo "Dode" Gepford, 3854 Boyce Ave., K6PKH—Philip Borisevich, 1618 Berkeley Way, Ber- side, Los Angeles, Calif. 90039 keley, Calif. 94703 WB6VYA—Wilbur S. James, 2401 Beta, National K6GUW/4—Donald G. Turner, Fletcher Academy, WA6PLW—A. R. Gong!, P.O. Box 2222, Redding, City, Calif. 92050 Fletcher, N.C. 28732 Calif. 96001 K6VZL—Paul A. Saxon, M.D., 408 W. 17th, San Bernardino, Calif. 92405 W6HGJ—E. C. Harkins, 2917 Cross St.. La Crescenta, K6PUA—Reg Scarbrough, Route 2, Box 1775, Oro- Calif. 91214 vine, Calif. 95965 WA6WPJ—C. E. "Ed" Thompson, 621 30th St., 11795 Carmine St., Bakersfield, Calif. 93301 W6HHA—Alice Rowena Steck, K6PUN—Douglas Gordon, 839 Levenworth St., San Riverside, Calif. 92505 Francisco, Calif. 94109 W6WRA/KH6--Mack Stephenson, 1367 Hookano W6HKH—John D. Thompson, 3730 N. Stanislaus, St., Pearl City, Hawaii, 95782 Stockton, Calif. 95204 K6PWC/8—Robert Pooley, 2453 Sherwood Dr., Ven- tura, Calif. 93003 WB6WTC—Tom Moravitz, 5823 Oakbrook St.. Long W6HSU—Donald P. Wertz, 2332 E. 6th St., National Beach, Calif. 90815 City, Calif. 92050 W6PZC—Edgar Stahl, 1142 Orchid Ct., Modesto, Calif. 95350 W6WWT—Don Pearson, U.S.F.S. North Fork, Calif. W6HUE—Allan Johnson, 2494 Larsen Valley Rd., 93643 Camino, Calif. WB6QDL—Robert M. Jones, 4951 E. Home, Fresno, W6HWC—John Gramyk, 934 S. Stanford. Fresno, Calif. 93702 To page 16 Calif. 93702 W6IHD—Paul T. Haney, Star Route, Maripose, Calif. 95338 WA6IHE—Lindy Williams, Route 2, Box 5026, Tunsen Ave.. Modesto, Calif. 95350 WB6IKE—Paul Jo Saxon, 437 W. Sunset, Redlands, Calif. 92373 WA6ILC—Guy Lee Welsh, 2803 Wright, Selma. Calif. 93625 W6INT—Fred Allen, 14607 Saturn Dr.. San Leandro, Calif. 94578 Adventist Amateur Radio Networks K6ITY—Herschel Nieman, Greeley Route, Coutter- ville, Calif. 95311 W6IWD—Arthur Brown, 8390 Santa Yres, Atascadero, AARN Sunday 1200-1400 GMT 7.295 MC Calif. 93422 Northwest Academy Net Sunday 1400 GMT 3.905 MC WB6IYO—Austin Arnold Smith, 8794 Mondego Way, AARN Thursday 1900-2100 GMT 14.270 MC Fairoaks, Calif. 95628 AARN Thursday 2130 GMT 21.405 MC AARN Rag-Chew Daily 0100 GMT 3.855 MC W61213—John D. Rogers, M.D., 1422 Corona Dr., Eastern Bible Study Group Daily 1000 GMT 3.855 MC Glendale, Calif. 91206 Western Bible Study Group Daily 1400 GMT 3.854 MC K6JAI—Roy H. Steck, 11795 Carmine St., La Sierra, N.W. 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8 The Youth's Instructor, September 17, 1968 During the war with Japan, Bar- ney D. Harris was a chief petty officer in the Seabees. Personally he faced an even stronger enemy.

A Seabee Talks

by ELIZABETH WAKEFIELD

OES my manner of talking annoy operation. "You see," he added, "I used the importance of initiative and ambi- D you?" to smoke cigarettes." tion. The question was asked by Barney D. "Cancer?" I asked. "She always tried to implant in me Harris, an athletic type of man. That "Yes, cancer." a spirit of thankfulness to God for his manner of speech was a little differ- I expressed my interest and he gave making me and for letting me live. ent I had noticed, but not to the point me another appointment, promising to Time after time she warned me about of annoyance, so I truthfully answered, tell me all about it. I found the inter- tampering with my will power, saying a "No, sir." view interesting and informative, and person without a will was in a bad He was seated in his swivel chair, the details I have condensed in this way. On top of all that, every time she across the desk from me. I was there by write-up. and I had a talk session she ended it by appointment. On entering his office I noticed on giving some extra advice. She said I On the door of his office were the the desk a gilt-framed picture of a should never take up smoking as it words: woman. Mr. Harris called my atten- would ruin my health, and it might Superintendent tion to it. "That is a portrait of my keep me from becoming the man she Employment Security Division mother," he explained. I commented hoped I would become. It was a pretty Arkansas Department of Labor on the picture, then sat back in my big program she had laid out. When the purpose of my call had chair. He seated himself and began his "By the time I was finishing grade been met I rose to leave. Again he story. school I was a husky youngster. It was mentioned his speech and said he hoped "Mother was a wonderful little then that the older boys began to pay it had not tired me. His repetition woman — really little — never weighed attention to me. I soon became a full- prompted me to inquire into the situa- more than a hundred pounds. But she fledged member of their crowd. I be- tion. "How is it that you talk as you had a weight of wisdom past finding gan to build up ideas of my own about do?" out. She also had high ideals for me, becoming a man. Associating with "I am stomach talking," he replied. her overgrown boy. She took great older boys fed my ego. Before long I He saw my bewilderment and quickly pains in telling me about life and its began to relish the cigarette smoke they explained that he had had a throat problems, and repeatedly emphasized blew around my face. My popularity The Youth's Instructor, September 17, 1968 9 made my poor illusioned soul grasp for "The predominant thing during the says now he did not deserve it, as all the more of it. After all, was not popular- first ten years of my smoking was the inspirational exemplifications he pre- ity akin to greatness? I never asked for effort I had to muster up to assuage sented would have been weightier in a cigarette, but when one was offered my conscience. I pretended not to see their effects had he not been a slave to to me I took it." the expressions of disappointment in the vice that he greatly feared was stim- During the war with Japan Mr. Har- mother's eyes. After all, she was old- ulating youth to unfavorable reactions. ris enlisted in the Navy. He entered the fashioned and couldn't understand In the winter of 1962-1963 a discon- Seabee Battalion and was rated a chief what it took to be a man of modern certing hoarseness developed in his petty officer. He was sent to Camp times. My interest in church work throat. A progressive weakness was then Perry, where he received training under waned and I told myself that Sunday noticed in his voice. At the time, his the Marines. It was there, he ex- schools were intended for children— doctor could find nothing unduly plained, that he learned to breathe and not for young giants like me. alarming, and consequently treated his use his stomach muscles in talking. "I eventually succeeded in kidding throat for laryngitis. At the end of the training period he myself into an exaggerated feeling of By April the hoarseness had become was assigned boot camp work, drilling well-being. From then on if I wanted to so alarming that other doctors were called in. X-rays were ordered, but nothing was revealed by them. How- ever, he was kept under observation. Message to September Finally a cluster of white pustules were detected on the voice box. The medical by GRACE Y. WATKINS men then knew how to proceed. An immediate biopsy was ordered. Please weave me a poem, September, Mr. Harris pictured the experience With yellow-rosebud words, for me. "In the search for malignancy With oriole chimes to form the rhymes; live tissue was cut from the throat." And ask the hummingbirds Proceeding with deep emotions, he said, To lend their rainbow rhythms "If I could find a suitable way to de- To gladden and to bless. scribe a throat biopsy—the agony of it Then give the poem to a heart so a boy could understand what it That needs such loveliness! involves, to the extent that he would never take up smoking, I would feel that I might have attained the goal that mother used to hold up before me—a recruits. It was then he had a chance to smoke, I smoked—that was all there goal I knew I had not reached, up to learn the value of stomach talking, as it was to it. the time of her passing. is commonly called. He said he could "Some time after I had become a "Medical men say 5 per cent of all work at giving drill orders all day with- State employee I became a member of cancers are throat cancers. When the out a sign of fatigue. That I might get the Navy Club of Hot Springs. The biopsy was over, my surgeon gave me a better picture of the art, he arose and club sponsored boys' activities. I was the third and greatest thrill of my life. gave me a demonstration of boot com- asked to join the Optimist Club and Positively, no finer compliment has ever manding. I readily comprehended what the Boys' Club of America, of which been paid to me. The doctor said I he had been able to do, as I was amazed Herbert Hoover was once president. took it like a man! At his words there at the volume of his voice. The three clubs slanted their programs came over me such a feeling of self- After a year at Camp Perry he was toward teen-age boys. Knowing of my condemnation that I was overwhelmed. sent to Los Angeles and then to Camp Navy drill work, they asked me to take There followed a mental battle in Hueneme. From there he was ordered charge of the lecturing feature of their which my will became afire to the point to the Philippines. He shipped out on programs. I accepted the responsibility. of explosion. I have not smoked since the S.S. Torrens, a Norwegian war ves- With the acceptance my conscience that incident." sel that had been rented by the United went on overtime duty. The biopsy showed only the right States Navy for the purpose of carrying "Imagine me—if you can—standing half of the voice box to be cancerous. on construction work in the islands. before a youth gathering and lecturing The operation that followed was suc- He said that when the Torrens put out on health and physical hygiene with cessful. Mr. Harris wore a trachea tube to sea he experienced the greatest thrill my pockets filled with cigarettes and for two weeks. When his throat was en- of his life—up to that time. At the end my clothes reeking with tobacco smoke. tirely healed he started a supervised of his enlistment he returned to his na- And then there was that impulsive program of learning to talk. The pro- tive State of Arkansas. Soon after, he youngster with his untimely question. cedure proved to be disappointing; was employed by the State as superin- `You smoke, don't you, Mr. Harris?'" finally, alarming. His physicians then tendent of the employment division He said he was burdened with a feel- decided to turn him over to the physi- office at Hot Springs, a position he still ing that cigarette smoking was a sneaky, cal education department of the State holds. degrading habit. Rehabilitation Center, believing he I asked if he had been a cigarette The second greatest thrill of Mr. could be taught to stomach talk under smoker all through his Navy career and Harris' life came in 1958. At that time their program. subsequent civilian life. He said he had, he was awarded the bronze Man-Boy The man's deep-gray eyes filled with but that he took no pride in telling Trophy in appreciation of the work he twinkles. I anticipated what he would me so. had done for the community youth. He say next. "I did not go—rather—I re- 10 The Youth's Instructor, September 17, 1968 called something." With an expression "Do you and the doctors definitely so seriously. As we headed back to of warmth and admiration he glanced think the smoking of cigarettes caused the chapel I had a feeling she was at his mother's picture. "With a spark the cancer?" making a mental note that I was of initiative I set fire to my ambition. "Yes. Positively!" one who would bear watching. Then, like the bird in the story, that He opened his desk drawer and took I did have one bright moment, broke his leg but went right on hop- out a booklet entitled Cigarette Smok- but it did not last long. Somebody ping with his good one and a wing, I ing and Cancer. (By the American had learned that I could spell and began talking with my half-throat and Cancer Society, New York.) He type, and so I was going to be given a stomach." opened the pamphlet to page 18 and the privilege of working with a very I wanted to learn more about the asked me to read it. The following is a talented music professor on his "Pee- biopsy so I brought up the subject. quotation: "Tobacco smoke is a highly Aitch-Dee." I had no idea what "Why was the ordeal so terrible?" I complex mixture of chemicals. . . . In "Pee-Aitch-Dee" meant, but I was asked. "Surely you were given shots to addition to nicotine, the smoke con- sure it would be all right on a Chris- deaden the pain!" tains carbon monoxide gas, small quan- tian college campus. Nevertheless, "You are right. But the shots had no tities of various other poisons in- I was on the alert when I entered anesthetic value in the poison-filled tis- cluding hydrogen sulphite, hydrogen his music studio. When the profes- sue." cyanide, and many substances such as sor sat down and placed on his lap I nodded. "Now I see why your doc- phenols, which are highly irritating to the keyboard of a piano and began tor said you took it like a man. I would tissues. Of significance in relation to can- to play the soundless thing passion- like to ask one more question." cer, tobacco smoke contains small quan- ately while we talked, I almost ran. "Go ahead." To page 21 The session ended uneventfully, however, but I had hit bottom. I had never known anyone could feel so lonely and blue. The vast, dusty, dreary flatness of the surround- ing wheatlands was unendurable. I bought a sack of raisins at the col- lege store and crept up to my third- A Remembered Promise floor attic room in the dorm for a good cry. Even crying didn't help much. by JEANNE LARSON Through the prism of tears I could see Deer Mountain back home in Alaska, covered from the channel ESTERDAY morning I met a farm boys ate in their work clothes. to its peak with sturdy evergreens. Y freshman coming out of the ad- I also had had a poor beginning Then I saw it. A tiny envelope ministration building, dazedly clutch- with one of the dormitory monitors. lay on the floor, as if someone had ing a handful of IBM registration Church every morning and every slipped it under the door while I cards. He reminded me of a promise night and in the middle of the morn- was gone. Who could be writing to I had made to myself long ago. ing three times a week (they called me? The mailboat came south just Most college freshmen are su- it chapel), was more than I was used once a week. Besides, there was no premely self-possessed, but I was to. Back home in Alaska we did not address—just my first name. the exception. My only hope was always have a regular minister. The I quickly slit the square white en- that nobody noticed me as I blun- local elder usually read something velope and a plain card fell out. In dered through a maze of aptitude not too long on Sabbath and that clear, feminine writing were the tests, work assignments, dormitory was it! words: regulations, meal schedules, confer- One morning, feeling the need of "No, you're not my little sister, ences—in the business office, with a break, I skipped chapel and went Though I really wish you were; my class adviser, the dean of women, out to sit in the swing at the nearby And you're just a wee bit home- the school physician, the work super- elementary school playground. When sick? visor—and I knew I had done them I saw the monitor bearing down on Cheer up! I'm glad you're here!" all wrong. me, I knew something was wrong, I read the card over and over. The week had started badly when but I didn't know just what. Of Just four lines, but suddenly I was I took two helpings of mock salmon course, I knew the swings were for not alone. Somewhere on this strange salad in the cafeteria. How was I to the elementary students, but I didn't campus so far from my northland know that here this meant carrots? think they would mind my sitting in home I had a friend. Someday I I'm sure that's why I made such a one if no one else was on the play- would know her and tell her how poor impression when I went to my ground. much this card meant to me. Some- first conference with the business That wasn't the problem, how- how I would finish college, do some- manager to get a work assignment. ever. It seemed that there was a thing of value with my life, and ful- After talking to me a few minutes place in chapel with my name on fill the dreams that now inspired me. he suggested briskly that perhaps I it, and I wasn't there! My attention And in the years to come I would, would like to wash milk bottles. This was divided between wondering how in turn, watch for the lonely, be- was done in the back room of the this woman knew I was missing in wildered freshman who might des- cafeteria, the same area where the all that crowd, and why she took it perately need a friend, as I once did. The Youth's Instructor, September 17, 1968 11 Vick IR 1:7) 7- I

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SMALL mob of Oberlin College In accuracy the present-day thirty- A students resorted to coercive tac- six-inch yard approaches the absolute. tics last October when they imprisoned r hiCa dt. :"Et American States inherited faulty meas- a Navy recruiting officer in his car for O uring standards. While correcting this four hours. Police used tear gas and disadvantage the youthful United water hoses in freeing the victim. At States declared a yard to be the inter- the same time riotous outbreaks were val at 62 degrees Fahrenheit between disrupting campuses around the na- the 27th and the 63d inch of an 82-inch tion. Almost anything served as an ex- brass bar known as the Troughton cuse for challenging authorities. During Scale. In 1893 the yard was redefined 1967 in the United States seventy-five as of a meter. riots, involving thousands of youth, Since that date every seller of yard- spawned every manner of crime. age has known what quantity he is re- These symptoms disturb all good quired to provide. Every buyer has people. But for most of us temptation known how much he should demand. comes in quiet, unspectacular moments Lack of discussion since 1893 indicates —temptation to contribute a quarter that this standardization of the yard when we should give a dollar. To eat has been satisfactory. or drink unwisely. To smoke. To tell a In noisy contrast to the quiet accept- shady story. To bear false witness by ance of linear measurements the recent coloring up an incident about some- widespread eruption of degeneracy has one we dislike in order to entertain challenged long-established standards. In our hearers. the manner of rejecting a faulty yard- "We hear much about 'the new mo- stick, advocates of personal freedom rality' or 'situation ethics' these days," protest that in this enlightened, scien- says one writer. "This school of thought tific age they must no longer be teth- insists that we must judge each moral of each individual's personal analysis of ered to rigid rules of behavior. They situation by itself and not subject it what is best. For guidance they look demand the privilege of modifying con- to crucifixion on the cross of an in- not to inspiration but to science, rea- duct in the light—that flickering, col- herited moral code. Each choice, it son, experience. If consistent, they ored light—of what each believes he maintains, is unique; each case is indi- would prefer to learn by experiment sees as appropriate in his own unique vidual, and, therefore, must be ap- whether it is desirable and rewarding situation. Some extend this demand proached with real flexibility." to touch a hot stove with the tip of a even to areas of personal freedom and The "inherited moral code" that ad- finger. If that venture proved unre- social obligation. vocates of situation morality have re- warding, then with a thumb? We require our manufacturer to jected is the Bible in general and the The issue has to do with determining measure his carpet by an objective Ten Commandments in particular. the foundation upon which our stand- standard—a standard higher than him- They demand, instead, the substitution ards should rest. self, where mere dollars are at stake. 12 The Youth's Instructor, September 17, 1968 The "inherited moral code" that advocates of KS situation morality have rejected is the Bible in general, the Ten Commandments in particular.

Can we trust individual judgment to have "'life, and have it abundantly' " yourself; for then the Lord has gone determine conduct and responsibility "'now in this time . . . and in the age out before you to smite the army of the where life and character and health and to come,' " he must "'keep the com- Philistines.' " happiness and eternity are concerned? mandments.' " "And David did as the Lord com- The manufacturer is braced, when he The life that Jesus recommends to us manded him," the narrative continues, needs to be, by a standard above and is the life He lived. His life was the "and smote the Philistines from Geba outside of himself. Every person needs light of men. to Gezer." That means a stubbornly such helpful restraint, an objective rule This good way is not attained by contested battle covering nine miles of of conduct—an absolute, if you please drifting. Jesus said, "'Strive to enter by difficult ground. The rough terrain fa- —a standard above and beyond his per- the narrow door.' " Strive indicates vored the defenders. And the Philistines sonal will. strenuous effort. The picture is of one even had an established garrison to sup- Only by rejecting his Bible can one toiling up a stony path toward a narrow port them. But their bitter resistance accept standards that rest upon human gate at the top of a cliff, the kind of ended in decisive victory for David. presumption. When Jesus walked earth's place where castles used to be built. This victory required courage and dusty ways a youth "ran up and knelt And the door is so narrow that one can strict adherence to instructions, that is, before him," asking "'Good Teacher, scarcely get through. In contrast "'the strict obedience. Instead of the frontal what must I do to inherit eternal life ?' " gate is wide and the way is easy, that attack David had planned, he was di- There can be no misinterpreting the leads to destruction, and those who rected to surprise the enemy by an as- Master's reply. He said, "'If you would enter by it are many.' " Popular dis- sault from the rear. Creeping around enter life, keep the commandments.' " orders and private temptations both the Philistine horde by way of a shal- Adventists like to use this text in de- tend to favor this broad and easy way. low valley during the first glimmer of fending the Sabbath. Equally it applies They favor forgetfulness of Bible re- dawn, he drew up his men in readiness to each commandment of the ten: straints. They favor the rebellion of for battle behind a clump of balsam "'You shall not kill. You shall not com- those who say, "'We do not want this trees. mit adultery. You shall not steal. You man to reign over us." These men had no watches. And if shall not bear false witness against your When Jesus was tempted, He took they had possessed timepieces, they neighbor.' " If we would enter into His stand on the recorded Word of still would not have known how long life, says the Master, we must keep the God. " 'It is written,'" He replied. they must wait. They had to remain commandments, all of them. Once when Israel was attacked by a concealed, under momentary danger of Jesus taught that a life of rectitude is powerful Philistine army, David in- being discovered by the enemy—they rewarding. He said, "'I came that they quired of the Lord, "'Shall I go up must wait until they heard "the sound [people} may have life, and have it against the Philistines? Wilt thou give of marching in the tops of the balsam abundantly.' " He meant life, a more them into my hand?" The Lord re- trees." Light stirrings of air at dawn abundant life, in this world as well as plied, "'You shall not go up; go around would cause a murmur or a rustling in the next. He promised to reward His to their rear, and come upon them of leaves. That would not do. These disciples "'a hundredfold now in this opposite the balsam trees. And when Hebrews must hear the tramp, tramp time . . . and in the age to come eternal you hear the sound of marching in the as of an army. Only a gale could do life.' " So if the rich young ruler is to tops of the balsam trees, then bestir that. But wait they must, and listen for The Youth's Instructor, Septembei 17, 1968 13 each week, but not on the Sabbath. In spite of this, "on the seventh day some of the people went out to gather, Faith Revealed and they found none." In displeasure the Lord said, " 'How long do you re- by MARY ANNIS PEACOCK fuse to keep my commandments?'" Shortly after this, amid clouds and For solace, some folks say smoke, with thunders and trumpet "Time heals all." Frankly, I disagree. Time alone heals not, though now I see blasts, the Lord proclaimed the Ten Time in time reveals the faith fear forgot. Commandments from the summit of Sinai. Then everyone was instructed to " 'remember the sabbath day, to keep it holy.'" But while Israel was in the wilderness, the people "found a a sound that had been named to them anger of the Lord was kindled against man gathering sticks on the sabbath but that they had not heard. Uzzah; and God smote him there be- day. And those who found him gather- As dawn seeped into the shadows of cause he put forth his hand to the ing sticks brought him to Moses and their shallow valley, the peril of being ark; and he died there beside the ark Aaron, and to all the congregation. discovered grew greater. But to move of God." . . . And the Lord said to Moses, 'The now would disobey divine orders and God had given instructions for mov- man shall be put to death; all the bring upon themselves disaster through ing the ark. He required that priests congregation shall stone him with disobedience. To interrupt the plan of should first cover it from view, three- stones outside the camp.' " battle would be, in military language, fold: with a veil, with goatskin, and This offender knew better. His was insubordination. In ordinary speech, with a " 'cloth all of blue.' " The an act of "unblushing boldness" in a disobedience. priests must insert poles through rings spirit of willful defiance. Of the Sab- At a time of God's choosing the on the sides of the ark. The sons of bath command he had been reminded promised sound became audible, the Kohath, of the tribe of Levi, men be- every day of every week since before steady tramp as of an army marching tween thirty and fifty years of age, Sinai by variations in the fall of in the tops of the balsam trees. The must " 'come to carry' " the ark " 'on manna. Later, in Canaan, where cli- Philistines lay just over a low ridge. the shoulder.' " Other Levites helping mate required them for comfort, fires But David's men had not seen them. to move the sanctuary were issued were permitted on Sabbath. But in How many were there? How were they wagons and oxen for that purpose. this desert heat they were forbidden. armed? Experienced warriors or raw But not the sons of Kohath. They must Gathering sticks on the Sabbath de- recruits? There was no time for hesita- carry the burden on their shoulders, fied God. The Lord said, " 'The man tion or excuses. The instructions were without seeing or touching it. shall be put to death.' " "'W hen you hear the sound of march- Uzzah was smitten "because he As always, the same principle car- ing in the tops of the balsam trees, put forth his hand to the ark." The ries over into the New Testament. then bestir'" yourselves. Victory was oxen drawing the cart had stumbled. While a former cripple now healed in promised, but was pledged on the basis Disaster threatened. Uzzah, thought- the name of Jesus "clung to Peter and of attacking the enemy at this exact fully near for that very purpose, put John, all the people ran together to minute. Victory or defeat? Life or out his hand to steady the sacred sym- them in the portico called Solomon's, death? These issues waited on confi- bol of God's presence. Reason, com- astounded. And when Peter saw it he dence and courage, on obedience. mon sense, experience, approved his addressed the people, 'Men of Israel, Victory over sin and Satan and Philis- action. Responsible men had analyzed why do you wonder at this? . . . The tines follows on fidelity. Samuel's words the situation beforehand. Every aspect God of Abraham . . . glorified his to Saul are immortal: " `To obey is of it except one they had taken into servant Jesus, whom you delivered up better than sacrifice.' " account. That one? God had said and denied in the presence of Pilate, Uzzah assisted in an attempt to bring none but priests might touch the ark. when he had decided to release him. up the ark from Baale-judah to Jerusa- Uzzah's fault was disobedience through But you denied the Holy and Right- lem. David had called together thirty neglect. If he did not know the divine eous One, and asked for a murderer thousand chosen men. The people requirements for moving the ark, he to be granted you, and killed the formed a long procession winding over should have informed himself. Author of life, whom God raised from green Judean hills. There was sacred God rebuked Uzzah for disregarding the dead.' " song and instrumental music of lyres, His instructions respecting the ark. Thus in holy boldness Peter faced harps, tambourines, castanets, cym- What must we expect if we disregard and denounced men of the kind who bals. Men hauled the ark on a new cart the law of God, the Ten Command- had crucified Jesus. They were of the drawn by oxen. Ahio "went before," ments, deposited within that ark? kind who would shortly stone Stephen, presumably to lead the oxen; his During the years of wilderness wan- of the kind who, like Saul of Tarsus, brother Uzzah walked beside the cart. dering the Lord fed Israel with manna, would hail believers to prison to tor- The people "were making merry be- that "white" "fine, flake-like thing, ture and to death. Many of these sym- fore the Lord with all their might. fine as hoarfrost on the ground." It pathized with the priests who shortly . . . When they came to the threshing tasted "like wafers made with honey" would imprison Peter and John in floor of Nacon, Uzzah put out his and like "cakes baked with oil." Care- chains between soldiers, expecting to hand to the ark of God and took hold fully the Lord explained that this del- bring them to trial the next morning. of it, for the oxen stumbled. And the icacy would be found six mornings of This, then, was a most perilous 14 The Youth's Instructor, September 17, 1968 speech that Peter made. In a most have broken through into the New devil. Satan is "angry with . . . those perilous place, the Temple. And at a Testament record. who keep the commandments of God," most deadly time, only weeks after the Immorality plagued Paul's genera- he tells us. The saints are "those who crucifixion, while priests were cring- tion as it does our own. The notori- keep the commandments of God and ing under fear of being condemned ously corrupt Corinthians the apostle the faith of Jesus." themselves for murdering Jesus. admonished to lives of moral decency. John it is who, prophetically, ushers Why was Peter so bold? How dared "Neither the immoral, nor idolaters, us with all the redeemed through he hurl at citizens and rulers these nor adulterers, nor homosexuals . . . twelve spacious gates all of pearl, charges of outrage and murder? Fresh will inherit the kingdom of God," he "each of the gates made of a single in his memory glowed that morning wrote. "Shun immorality. Every other pearl." He accompanies us inside of experience when Jesus had led His lit- sin which a man commits is outside Jerusalem's jasper walls to show us tle band to the brow of Olivet. There, the body; but the immoral man sins the "river of the water of life, bright just before ascending into the heav- against his own body." as crystal. . . . Also, on either side of ens, Jesus had laid down an order of "Do not be deceived," he warned the river, the tree of life with its twelve battle. The disciples were "not to de- the Galatians; "God is not mocked, kinds of fruit." part from Jerusalem" until they were for whatever a man sows, that he will Who are these making triumphal en- " 'clothed with power from on high.' " also reap. For he who sows to his own try into the city of God? They are Then they were to be His witnesses flesh will from the flesh reap corrup- those saints with whom the devil is " 'in Jerusalem and in all Judea and tion; but he who sows to the Spirit angry because they "keep the com- Samaria and to the end of the earth.' " will from the Spirit reap eternal life." mandments of God and the faith of They were to " 'make disciples of all The beloved John may well have Jesus." Measuring their conduct by nations' " " 'beginning from Jerusa- stood listening when Jesus told the in- God's unaltered yardstick, they "are lem.' " quiring young ruler to keep the com- those who wash their robes ["do his Peter knew the story of Israel, how mandments if he would enter into commandments," K.J.V.], that they David had led his men out from the life. And it is John who narrates for may have the right to the tree of life shelter of the balsam trees when they us, in the book of Revelation, the con- and that they may enter the city by heard the sound of marching in the tinuing struggle between saint and the gates.11 tops of them. Figuratively the disci- ples had heard such a marching in the Pentecostal outpouring of the Holy Spirit. While they had been praying, suddenly there had come "a sound . . . from heaven like the rush of a mighty wind, and it filled all the house where WIT SHARPENERS they were sitting. And there appeared unto them tongues as of fire, distrib- Modesty uted and resting on each one of them." As shoulder to shoulder David's men by OSEAS I. ZAMORA had attacked the Philistine army, so now Peter "standing with the eleven, Fill in the blanks in the upper section, placing a letter above each numbered space. Trans- fer each of the letters to the lower section above the space having the same number. Yon lifted up his voice and addressed" the will form a helpful quotation from the Spirit of Prophecy writings. men of Judea and all who dwelt in 1. The Lord is ------than all gods (Ex. 18:11). Jerusalem. 29 63 75 9 54 20 44 The disciples recognized the signal 2. The things belong unto the Lord our God (Deut. 29:29). to bestir themselves. Even in that cal- 55 39 23 13 5 16 3. Bring me unto thy holy , and thy tabernacle (Ps. 43:3). dron of hatred that was Jerusalem, 19 49 51 25 18 65 they must witness to Jesus of Nazareth 4. ye the weak hands (Isa. 35:3). 4 67 10 56 37 45 12 68 36 61 as the Son of God, teaching the people 5. . . . the waters in the of his hands (Isa. 40:12). to observe all that Jesus had com- 7 60 73 50 46 6 manded. At the peril of his life Peter 6. . . . a day of darkness and (Zeph. 1:15). 38 26 8 3 32 21 28 15 31 34 was obeying orders. David battled stub- 7. Thou shalt not _ thyself (Matt. 5:33). born Philistines over rough terrain for 42 53 66 76 48 57 30 40 many miles. Followers of Jesus have 8. . . . till he should pay all that was ____ ____ unto him (Matt. 18:34). 47 14 33 battled evil for many centuries, and 9. By faith he Egypt (Heb. 11:27). over terrain that is growing rougher. 64 17 22 41 62 43 58 10. . . . and your joy to (James 4:9). Jesus said, " 'Keep the command- 2 11 24 74 27 52 69 35 71 ments,'" and to the end of their lives 11. . . . to preach unto _ ____ that dwell on the earth (Rev. 14:6). the disciples did just that. As for the 1 59 72 70 seventh-day Sabbath, Jesus kept and defended it. Paul went into synagogues 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 ii 17 18 19 20 21 22 and preached Sabbath by Sabbath. 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 Had he done otherwise, had he op- posed or even neglected any of the 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70• commandments, a furor like the one 71 72 73 74 75 76. which arose over circumcision would Key on page 21 The Youth's Instructor, September 17, 1968 15 ADVENTIST AMATEUR RADIO LOG W7SZF-Michael James Perry, 335 NW. 202d St., Seattle, Wash. 98177 W7TPF-Dave Martin, 9247 S. Sheridan Ave., Ta- coma, Wash. 98444 From page 7 W7TPV-Harold G. 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Wilson, Gem State Academy, burn, Wash. 98002 Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale, Ariz. 85251 Route 4, Caldwell, Idaho 83605 W7VDR-Dr. Warren W. "Dr. B" Bacon, 1306 N. WB6YVH-Lavern Peterson, 2684 South Cedar Ave., WA7IND-Ralph W. Cramer, 1970 NW. Larch St., 175th St.. Suite 110, Seattle, Wash. 98133 Fresno, Calif. 93212 Corvallis, Oreg. 97330 W7VFK-George "Al" Rhoads. Jr., 3535 Academy WB6ZAF-Doug Macaulay, 723 N. Astell W., Covina, W7ITE-Gregory Large, Route 2, Box 127, Florence, Dr., Auburn, Wash. 98002 Calif. 91790 Oreg. 97439 W7VUD-Mary Youker, 29616 66th St., Auburn. K6ZGL-Asa A. "Ace" Cree, 5290 Golden Ave., WA7IXZ-Bernie P. Sperley, 1803 SE. 100th Ave., Wash. 98002 Riverside, Calif. 92505 Portland, Oreg. 97216 K7WIF-John Spenst, 108 21st St., SE., Auburn. K6ZLU-Lester Gilpin, 4905 North Wilson, Fresno, WA7JCR-Ray Knapp, Route 1, Box 239, Walla Wash. 98002 Calif. 93704 Walla, Wash. 99362 K7WXD-James Weinand, 758 Larch St., Sandpoint, WB6ZPU-Norman Farley, 4847 Tono Way, Sacra- WA7JCS-Stan Christensen, 609 W. Whitman Dr., Idaho 83864 mento, Calif. 95841 College Place, Wash. 99324 W7ZDU-Don Myers, 2813 Littler Way, Vancouver, WB6ZQD-George Nelson, 12 Ocotello Dr., Palm WA7JCT-Dave Corson, 226 W. Whitman Dr., Col- Wash. 98662 Desert, Calif. 92260 lege Place, Wash. 99324 K7ZFQ-Olin J. Peach, Upper Columbia Academy. W6ZRK-Robert E. Moncrieff, M.D., 24545 Stewart WA7JCU-Alvin Corson, 226 W. Whitman Dr., Col- Spangle, Wash. 99031 St., Loma Linda, Calif. 92354 lege Place, Wash. 99324 WA8ALF-Ray Hamstra, 15959 Middlebelt, Livonia, WN6ZTC-Malcolm R. Hill, Sr., M.D., 12149 Indiana WA7JCV-Dennis Vories, 529 SE. Date, College Mich. 48154 St., #60, Riverside, Calif. 92563 Place, Wash. 99324 WA8AZA-Carl A. Ward, Route 2, Box 93, Free Soil, W6ZTY-Guy B. Welsh. 500 North Hall Ave., Visalia, W7JEH-Ruth Ramsdell Parker, Route 2, Box 656, Mich. 49411 Calif. 93277 Estacada, Oreg. 97023 WA8AZB-George E. Ward, Route 2, Box 93. Free K7ABX/6-Douglas E. Malloy, Code 346H, Naval W7JEL-William Lee Parker, Route 2. Box 656. Es- Soil. Mich. 49411 Radio Station. Imperial Beach, Calif. 92032 tacada, Oreg. 97023 W8BZT-Virgil J. Stegner, 410 Kennison Dr., New K7ADR-Paul Arthur Helm, Route 3, Box 165, Gas- WN7JHO-William 0. Wilson, Gem State Academy, Carlisle, Ohio 45344 ton. Oreg. 97119 Route 4. Caldwell, Idaho 83605 K8CWE/0-Richard Nimbach. c/o Dr. R. R. Wolf, K7AFV-Carlton E. Cross, 626 SE. 4th St., College WN7.1JI-Jim Fevic, 29 Jennings Rd., Everett, Wash. 2105 Independance Ave.. Kansas City. Mo. 64124 Place. Wash. 99324 98201 WA8CZS-Everett H. Jackson, Jr.. 2448 Clarendon K7ATX-Ivan Whitehouse, 16911 SE. Foster Rd., K7JJO-Ken Daughters, Box 245, Steilacoom, Wash. Ave., Zanesville, Ohio 43701 Portland, Oreg. 97236 98388 W8DDW-Carlyle B. Shultz, 306 South Main St., W7AXQ-C. L. Witzel, 3536 Academy Dr., Auburn, K7JKT-Paul Morrison, 1205 Poplar Ave., Hermiston, Box 271, Jackson Center, Ohio 45334 Wash. 98002 Oreg. 97838 WA8ENX-Raymond 0. Swenson, 395 Grove St., K7AZD-Dave Claridge, Box E, North Bend, Wash. WN7JNN-Larry Wilson, 897 74th Ave., SE., Salem, Berrien Springs, Mich. 49103 98045 Oreg. 97301 WA8EVQ-Robert A. Cox, 59 E. Riverglen Dr., WA7BAG-Robert Leonard Heisler, Caixa Postal 1326, K7JNP/6-John Gramyk, 4945 East Home, Fresno, Worthington, Ohio 43085 Belo Horizonte, Brazil Calif. 93702 W8FEM-Dick Sowier, P.O. Box 153, Berrien Springs, K7BBB-Norman M. Skeels, 3621 West Opal, Pasco, WN7JPO-Nancy Wilson, 897 74th Ave., SE., Salem, Mich. 49103 Wash. 99301 Oreg. 97301 W8FNW-James A. Ashton, Route 2, Delaware, Ohio WA7BJJ/p-Leonard A. Westermeyer, Union Col- WN7JSG-Virgil Wilson, 897 74th Ave., SE., Salem, w43015 A8Fs lege, Lincoln, Nebr. 68506 Oreg. 97301 F-Richard Schultz, RR. 2. Chesaning, Mich. WA7BTK-Don Wilson, Sittner Hall. Walla Walla WN7JVX-Howard W. Farnsworth, 106 NE. A St., 48616 College. College Place, Wash. 99324 College Place, Wash. 99324 K8 G.1S- Mike Rousch, 17861 Juliana St. E., Detroit, WA7BVZ-Esther B. Perry, University of California, WN7JVW-Lorna L. Jones, Route 1, Box 263, Walla Mich. 48021 Berkeley, Calif. 94720 Walla, Wash. 99362 K8G00--Dennis Snider, 1827 Argentina Dr., Grand W7CDZ-Jim L. Jespersen, 508 N. Morton, Newberg, WN7JVY-Don Quackenbush, 213 Hussey St.. College Rapids, Mich. 49506 Oreg. 97132 Place. Wash. 99324 W8GS-Wilton H. Wood, 705 Niles Ave., Berrien W7CFM-MelvIn H. Crick, 3328 E. Burnside St., WA7KAV-Phil Shialey, 1522 Minear Rd., Medford, Springs, Mich. 49103 Portland, Oreg. 97214 Oreg. 97501 W8HOL-Russel Knudson, 354 E. Washington, Ber- K7CIS-K. Eugene Syfert, Route 2, Box 124, Gresham, K7KEG-Ralph E. Jacobus, Route 2, Box 331, Walla rien Springs, Mich. 49103 Oreg. 97030 Walla, Wash. 99362 W8HSB-Maitland L. Perkins, 4179 E. Sheeler Rd., W7CJY-George R. Thompson, 3040 SW. 182d Ave., K7KPB-John E. Schoengart, 3818 Sundown Dr., Bay City, Mich. 48707 Aloha, Oreg. 97006 Bremerton, Wash. 98310 W8HTC-Robert P. Swisher. 120 Oak Hill Ave., WA7CLI-Jim Forsyth, 1409 4th St., Bremerton. Wash. K7LEE-Reo Clyde, 6718 Alfaretta Ave., SW., Ta- Delaware, Ohio 43015 98310 coma, Wash. 98498 W8IBW-Don Learned. Andrews University. Berrien K7CPA-Edmund Jones, 8325 Chaparral Rd., Scotts- K7LTB/6-Ken Hart, Loma Linda University, Loma Springs, Mich. 49103 dale, Ariz. 85257 Linda. Calif. 92354 WASIGT-Roy M. Nickless, 2719 Madison SE., Grand KL7CQR/6-Glenn Murphy, 10785 Poplar St., Loma K7MAT-Howard R. Wagner, Box 705, Thermopolis, Rapids, Mich. 49507 Linda, Calif. 92354 Wyo. 82443 W8INP-Richard Maxham, Sugar Grove RID., Sugar W7CYL-Dale 0. Wagner, Upper Columbia Academy, K7MCL-Wilmer Radke, 3002 Engle Ave., Bremerton. Grove, W. Va. 26815 Spangle, Wash. 99031 Wash. 98310 WA8IUS-Merlin Patterson, 332 North Dr., Mount W7CZB-Arthur J. Peterson, Route 1, Box 20, Garfield, K7MHL-Bruce Henderson, Star Route, Box 1, Leaven- Morris, Mich. 48458 Wash. 99130 worth, Wash. 98826 W8ITA-Richard A. Fighur, Mount Vernon Academy, K7DDY/6-Donnell Keith, P.O. Box 211, Millbrae, K7NHR-Donald L. Starkey, 6302 W. Sweetwater Mount Vernon, Ohio 43050 Calif. 94030 Rd., Glendale. Ariz. 85301 WA8MB-Clifford F. Black. 813 W. State St., Fre- K7DLK-Larry G. Lambeth, Route 2, Box 15-0. K7NJM-Howard "Wes" Radke, 2207 E. 26th St., mont, Ohio 43420 Pendleton, Oreg. 97801 Vancouver. Wash. 98661 K8KKH-Reo Loyal Clyde, Route 3, Box 242, Ed- W7DLT-S. R. Butterfield, 2224 SE. 50th Ave., Port- K7NOK/3-Gabe Romero, Washington Sanitarium and wardsburg. Mich. 49112 land, Oreg. 97215 Hospital, Takoma Park, Md. 20012 WA8LKI-Andrews University Amateur Radio Club, K7DNE-Vernon P. Mohr, 5053 Stacey Ave., Las W7NVE-Robert "Bob" Stahlnecker, 125 NE. Cedar Andrews University, Berrien Springs. Mich. 49104 Vegas, Nev. 89108 Ave., College Place, Wash. 99324 WA8LPT-Ron Oxley, 24 Maple St., Berrien Springs. K7DUE-Clarence Conn, 12440 SE. Lincoln St., Port- K7NZE--Thunderbird Academy Amateur Radio Club, Mich. 49104 land, Oreg. 97233 13401 North Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale, Ariz. 85251 WA8LTW-Harold Skeels, Route 4, Delaware. Ohio WA7EIQ-Paul M. Coleman. Route 2. Box 121, Gas- K70EX-Steve Packard, 15 NW. Evans St., College 43015 ton. Oreg. 97119 Place. Wash. 99324 WA8MWP-Hal Rutherford. 4056 Ravenswood Rd., W7EIQ-B. Edward Wyman, M.D., 504 Westview K7OMB/6-JIm Simpson, 25380 State St., Loma Port Huron, Mich. 48060 Ave., Carson City, Nev. 89701 Linda. Calif. 92354 WA8OLW-Clyde 0. Holobaugh. Route 3, Box 46, W7EKT-George White Allen, M.D., 6101 SE. Bel- K7OPQ-Upper Columbia Academy Radio Club, Johnstown, Ohio 43031 mont, Portland, Oreg. 97214 Spangle, Wash. 99031 K800X/6-R. H. Forrester, Paradise Valley Hospital. WA7EXM-Kenneth E. Kyle, Route 1, Box 45, Hamil- W7OTF-Lindy Bahnsen, Route 1, Box 116, Gaston. 2400 E. 4th St., National City, Calif. 92050 ton, Montana 59840 Oreg. 97119 WA8OTF-Spencer Burrows, Grand View Trailer Park, W7EYE-Nels H. Nelson, 3118 College Ave., Cald- K7OVN-Fred L. Mason, 4611 Stone Ave. N.. Apt. 3, R.D. 5, Mount Vernon, Ohio 43050 well, Idaho 83605 Seattle. Wash. 98103 W8OUY-Arthur Nettleton, 202 Burns St., Charlevoix. WA7GCT-Marvin W. Clark, 11833 SE. Grant, Port- K7OXI-F. H. Packard, 15 NW. Evans St., College Mich. 49720 land, Oreg. 97216 Place, Wash. 99324 WA8OVC-Jim Hoffer, 109 Vaughn Rd., Delaware, WA7GDD-Erwin M. Cowan, Thunderbird Academy, W7OYR-Roen Wilson, Route I, Box 1170, Sandy, Ohio 43015 13401 Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale, Ariz. 85251 Oreg. 97055 WA8PAB-Denny Hare, 101 N. Maplewood Dr., Ber- WA7GDH-Tim E. McCormick, 2104 E. Lemon St., W7OYU-Everett E. Wilson, Route 1, Box 1170, rien Springs, Mich. 49103 Tempe. Ariz. 85281 Sandy, Oreg. 97055 WA8PHU-Erwin L. Bishop, 640 Cherry Blossom W7GEA-D. W. Shephard, 31812 S. 59th St., Auburn, K7QBA-William E. Mehling, 7932 SE. Grant St., Dr., W. Carrollton, Ohio 45449 Wash. 98002 Portland, Oreg. 97215 WA8PIY-Don Baseham, 213 Maplewood Dr., Ber- K7GOL-Lee C. Barnes, 803 SW. Grandview, Col- K7RDO-Brace H. North, General Delivery, Othello, rien Springs, Mich. 49103 lege Place, Wash. 99324 Wash. 99344 W8RVG-Philip Dunson (Phil), 1446 Friar Lane, Co- WN7GOP-Lt. Roger Kopltzke, 2569-B, Fort Lewis, W7RDU-Eugene E. Taft, Box 112, Ocean Park, Wash. lumbus. Ohio 43221 Wash. 98433 98640 WA8RXS-Steve Kaiser, 109 South George Ave.. Ber- WA7GQP-Clifford N. Wilson, 711 West Grande, K7RIB-Aaron W. Leno, 810 Seventh St. S., Kirk- rien Springs, Mich. 49103 P.O. Box 837, Union, Oreg. 97883 land, Wash. 98033 WA8SAF-Chris Christiansen, M.D., 7870 Raintree W7GSY-BIII G. Orock, 3325 19th St., SE., Auburn W7RPD-C. T. Chuljian, D.M.D., Box 573, 1305 Rd., Centerville, Ohio 45459 Wash. 98002 Washington St.. Port Townsend, Wash. 98368 W8SS-Kenneth E. Steckel', 3536 Brewster Rd., Dear- WA7GUN-Jack A. Stout, 2028 Eleventh St., Bre- K7RVY-John Pasillos, 1821 Ivory St.. Klamath Falls, born. Mich. 48120 merton, Wash. 98310 Oreg. 97601 WA8TBL-Marvin Budd, 640 Grove Ave., Berrien WN7HCZ-Frank Burden, 2607 1st Ave., N., Seattle, K7SCJ-Clair Nystrom, P.O. Box 487, Havre, Mont. Springs, Mich. 49103 Wash. 98109 59501 WASTER-Paul Gates, Box K. Onaway, Mich. 49765 K7HHQ-Robert Hamilton, Box 997, Conrad, Mont. K7STK-Robert H. Haworth, 5146 SE. Hawthorne, WA8TOZ-F. Norman Pottle, 6451) Westwood, De- 59425 Portland, Oreg. 97230 troit, Mich. 48228 K71-11U-Bob Reiber, 1025 W. Indiana, Spokane, K7SYE,-Auburn Academy Club Station, Auburn WA8TTQ-W. C. Earle, Box 207, Petoskey, Mich. Wash. 99205 Academy, Auburn, Wash. 98002 49770

16 The Youth's Instructor, September 17, 1968 WA8TVB—Floyd "Bud" Krause, 1472 Yolanda Place, KH6EMR/7—Raymond L. Hal, Sittner Hall, Walla 0A80—Robert Seamount, Casilla 206. Pucallpa, Peru Youngstown, Ohio 44515 Walla College. College Place, Wash. 99324 PYICLU—John Batista, Brazil K8UAZ—Jess W. Conlon, 3221 Badger St. SW., KH6FAL—Varner Leggin, 3813 Kaimulkl Ave., Hono- PY2DLC—Plinio Rabello, P.O. Box 648, Sao Paulo, Wyoming, Mich. 49509 lulu, Hawaii 96816 Brazil WA8UFM—Lynn Stolz, 4698 Wing Rd., Mechanics- KH6GIX—M. M. MIllner, Box 421, Honolulu, Hawaii PY8DD—Admilson F. Da Silveira, Passagem Virgilio burg, Ohio 43044 96809 51. Belem, PA Brazil W8VFT—WillIsim B. Randolph, 582 Redbud Lane, KL7CQR/6—Glenn Murphy, 10785 Poplar St., Loma TG9LE—Arthur L. Edeburn, Central American Union Xenia, Ohio 45385 Linda, Calif. 92354 Mission. Apartado 770. Guatemala City. Guatemala W8VIL—Russel D. Ruggles, Route I, Beverly. Ohio KL7EMA—Ted Abbott, P.O. Box 101, Sitka, Alaska VEIWE—William T. Moores, P.O. Box 1300, North 45715 99835 Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada WA8WNO—Marla Kay Gates, P.O. Box K. Onaway. KL7ESL—E. S. Ray, M.D., 277 Douglas Highway, VE6AAE—Clifford R. Tym, Box 441. Lacombe, Alberta. Mich. 49765 Juneau, Alaska 99801 Canada WNSYSV—Ronald McDermott, 3882 West 136 St.. KL7FHE/7—Bill Crowe, Aleknagik, Alaska 99555 VE6AEW—John Mulock, Canadian Union College, Cleveland. Ohio 44111 Temporary address (Student Center. Box 65. Fort College Heights. Alberta. Canada W8ZIZ—Burgess R. Bills, 5332 Flanders Rd., Toledo, Collins, Colo. 80521) VE6AFO—Kenneth Oelke, RR 1, Box 8115, Red Deer, Ohio 43623 KL7FJE—Glaine Kenny. Bristol Bay Mission School. Alberta, Canada K8ZWD—Fred M. Hanser, Route 1, Xenia, Ohio Aleknagik, Alaska 99555 VE7AKS--Vern Ganz, Box 36. Parksville, British 45385 KL7FMU—Harvey L. Saunder, Star Route A, Box 95, Columbia. Canada WA9AMC—Oscar H. Pearson, 211 Justina, Hinsdale, Anchorage, Alaska 99502 VE6ASM—Ken Proud, Formost, Alberta, Canada III. 60521 KL7FSB—Bill Brennan, Dillingham, Alaska 99576 VE7AYI—Wesley Olfert, Adventist Cultural Center. WA9ECS—Elmer Fahnel, RR 2, Durand, Wis. 54736 KL7FSP—Marvin Krause, 415 Illinois, Fairbanks, II Haley Rd., New Delhi, India W9FYD—James R. "Dick" Grace, 507 S. Dwyer, Alaska 99701 VE7BUC—Glenn F. Hudklns, Box 433. Parksville. Arlington Heights, III. 60005 KL7GHQ—Dean Whybarlc, Pilot Point, Alaska 99649 British Columbia. Canada W9GHL—Vernon W. Rice, M.D., 817 Angier Dr., KP4ALA/HK4—Fernando Cardona, Box 877, Kra 83 VE7CD—Algle Bunting, RR 5, Kelowna, British Co- Storm Lake, Iowa 50588 #33-81. Medellin, Colombia lumbia, Canada K9GPG—Cloey J. Walls, Star Route, Doans, Ind. KP4BLI—Ray M. Nelson, M.D., P.O. Box 659, Maya- VE7FN—Roy Guild, General Delivery, Nanoose Bay, 47428 guez, Puerto Rico 00709 British Columbia, Canada W9HFO--Gilberto Harper, Box 7, Broadview Academy, KP4DAE—Reben °casks Ferrer, RFD #1, Box 47T, VE7UN—Victor Loo, 1176 Pacific Ave., Vancouver, Lafox, III. 60147 San Juan, Puerto Rico 00914 British Columbia, Canada K9JFX—Frank Walls, Star Route. Doans, Ind. 47428 VE7VY/W7—Elwin L. "AI" Liske, 621 SE. Second K9JPZ—Bob Johnson, Box 154, Withee. Wis. 54498 St., College Place, Wash. 99324 W9JXG—Stephen Yost III, Bethel Junior Academy, VE7ZL—R. E. "Bob" Kyte, 459 Glenwood Ave., Ke- Arpin, Wis. 54410 OVERSEAS lowna. British Columbia, Canada W9KNV—Martin Carlson, 9122 W. 30th St., Brook- CO5TZ—Zorlapa Harper, Union de Reyes, Matanzas, VK2ZFT—Ellis Gibbons, 135 Bulli Rd.. Wentworth- field, Ill. 60513 Cuba vine, New South Wales, Australia WA9KUF—David Gannaway, 5857 N. Indianola Ave.. CPIAW—Orval Scully VK3UZ—Ed Parow, Box 64. Stawell, Victoria, Aus- Indianapolis. Ind. 46220 CPICM—Ernesto Lorini P., Casilla 355, La Paz, Bolivia tralia K9ORV—William Haper 2614 Krum St., Alton, Ill. CPIEH—Cesar Sanchez, Hospital Adventista Chain- VK6SE—R. M. Ellison, West Australian Missionary 62002 mani, Casino. 355, La Paz. Bolivia College, Carmel, West Australia K9OUD—Loren F. Leffler, 707 Poplar St.. Waukegan. CPIET—Juan Carlos Silva, Casilla 355, La Paz. Bo- VK9JA—John G. Anderson, Mission Rd.. Norfolk III. 60085 livia Island. Southwest Pacific WA9PDZ—Roger Huisman, Box 512. Madison, Wis. CPIHJ—Albert R. Parker, Casilla 355, La Paz. Bo- VK9OM—Oliver D. F. McCutcheon, C.S.U. Mission, 53701 livia P.O. Box 86, Lae, New Guinea WA9REW/3—Montey Newberry, 13-3 Cedarville CP5AZ—George Burgdorff, Casllla 528. Cochabamba. VR6TC—Tom Christian, Pitcairn Island. South Pa- Trailer Park, Route 1, Brandywine, Md. 20613 Bolivia cific K9RWA—Ronald L. Myers, 311 N. Hendrick, Marion. CP8A1—Richard M. Gates, Santa Gates, Bolivia XEIVVR—Mexican Union Mission, Apartado 12-710, Ind. 46952 CP8AQ—Alfredo Lopez, Hospital Adventista, Gayara- Mexico 12, D.F., Mexico WA9TFW—Stephen Yost, Forest Lake Academy, P.O. merin, Beni, Bolivia XE2KI—Luis Carlos Ramirex, Box 16, Montemorelos, B^s 1;7. Maitland. Fla. 32751 CR61H—Dave Parsons, C.P. 2, Longonjo, Angola. Mexico WA9WIS—Club Station, Wisconsin Academy, Colum- Africa XE2MP—Paul and Lorna Allred, Colegio del Pacific, bus. Wis. 53925 CR6IT—Robert Parsons, C.P. 2, Longonjo, Angola, Apartado 134. Novoioa Samora, Mexico WAV)AGY—Harry B. Moon, 775 Union Ave.. Boulder, Africa XE3RV—Colegio Linda Vista, Apartado 1, Pueblo Colo. 80302 CX8AAW—Dave Hensel, Casilla 286, Montevideo. Nuevo, Selietehuacan, Chiapas, Mexico WOALG—W. H. "Hugh" Kelley, Route 2. Box 284, Uruguay YV5BTB—Donald 0. Hamilton, M, Av Bogota. Edit. Maple Plain, Minn. 55359 13.16SM—Siegfried Morgenroth, Porschestr. 3, 3180 Antomaga, Apt. 2, Cadbos Caracas, D.F., Venezuela WOATU—Marshal B. Davis, 715 West 10, North Wolfsburg, Germany YV5CMZ—Lucas Dias, Apartado 986, Caracas, Venezu- Platte, Nebr. 69101 DL8JG—Wolfgang Elsert, 3 Hannover. Limmerstrabe. ela KOBKR—Jerry Gilbert, 3080 3d, Boulder, Colo. 80302 3/5 Germany ZE7JC—Mervyn Thomas, 2 Dawson Rd., Bulawayo, WOBTU—Carlos W. McDonald, 1185 E. Bates Park- DUIFB—A. T. "Fred" Artstorenas, Manila, Philip- Rhodesia way, Englewood, Colo. 80110 pines ZFIGC—Frank Scotland, Sodden Town. Grand Cay- WOEYE—Donald Hilliard, Box 563, Boulder, Colo. Jr., La Paz, Iliolo, Philip- man, W.I. DU6TJ—Tlrso Jamandre, 26 Gordon Rd., Western 80301 pines ZLIAKL—Earle H. Eagle, WOGPL—Raymond T. Stephens, 715 N. 3d St., DU9MVC—Job Tanamal, Mountain View College. Heights, Rotorua, New Zealand Clear Lake. Iowa 50428 Malaybalay, Bukidnon, Philippines ZLIAPU—Tom Road, Carter's Road, Oratia, New WAOHDX—Al Johnson, 3305 W. 4th, Coffeeville, ET3RN—Robert Newberg, Adventist Mission, Sakie Zealand Kans. 67337 via Soddo, WoIlamo, Ethiopia ZL2AUZ—Russell L. Blair, 12 Cleland St.. Palmerston KOIIA—Union College Megacycle Club, Union Col- G3CDE—Dr. Tony Jackson, 12 Oak Tree Close, Burp- North. New Zealand lege. Lincoln, Nebr. 68506 ham, Guilford, Surrey, England ZL2ZKT—K. A. Thomson, Avondale College, Coor- WQIWX—Don R. Cantrell, Sunnydale Academy. Cen- G5AGU—Warren Gough, England anbong, New South Wales, Australia tralia. Mo. 65240 G8BAH—Steven Rhodes, Craft Road, Neacroft. ZL2SR—Bernard Taylor, 506 W. St., Aubyn St., Hast- KOMM—Willis Lyon, 904 W. 4th Ave.. Mitchell, Bransgore, Hampshire, England ings. New Zealand S. Dak. 57301 HC2EJ—Bert Elkins, Casilla 1140, Guayaquil. Ecua- ZL2TW—Oliver D. F. McCutcheon, 70 Auckland Rd., WAOJRR--Earl M. Dewey, Cedaredge, Colo. 81413 dor Greenmeadowes, via Hapier. New Zealand WOKGC—Melvin C. Baker, 5301 Spruce, Lincoln. HI8XGO—Gordon Olson, Calle Juan Sanchez Ramirez ZL3IR—A. F. Benson, 63 Wharenui Rd.. Riccarton Nebr. 68506 20, Santo Domingo. Republica Dominicana Christchurch, New Zealand WAOLHS—Jim Gilbert, 4845 Cresthaven Dr., Lincoln. HR2113—Jim Bechtel, Centro Educacional Adventista, ZL2TP—Ernie J. Pascoe, 11 Daphne St., Gisbome. Nebr. 68516 Agencia Postal, Pena Blanca, via Tegucigalpa, Hon- New Zealand KOLXU—Henry D. Darrell, 2506 N. 64th St., Kansas duras ZL IVQ--Basil Ludwig, 137 Richmond St.. Thames, New City. Kans. 66104 HR2LB—Linden Bechtel, Centro Educacional Adven- Zealand WOMWH—R. A. "Dick" Armbruster, 507 19th Ave., tista, Agencia Postal, Pena Blanca, via Tegucigalpa, ZP5IT—Dr. Ira Baillie, Sanitorio Adventista del Para- Charles City, Iowa 50616 Honduras guay, Pettirossi 372. Asuncion. Paraguay (on fur- WNOMZH/7—Carl Teale, Walla Walla College, Col- HR2BAY—Bertha Aileen Youngberg, Apartado 191, lough) lege Place. Wash. 99324 San Pedro Sula, Honduras ZP5JE—Clara Saline, Sanitorio Adventista del Para- WONGZ—Clarence Page, 4711 Calvert. Lincoln, Nebr. HR2SY—Stephen A. "Al" Youngberg, Apartado 191, guay. Pettirossi 372, Asuncion, Paraguay (on fur- 68506 San Pedro Sula, Honduras lough) WQOPF—E. W. Thompson, 919 Lincoln PI., Boulder, HR2VY—Verlene De Witt Youngberg, Apartado 191. ZP5JK—Dr. Wensell, Sanitorio Adventista del Para- Colo. 80302 San Pedro Sula, Honduras guay. Pettirossi 372, Asunci6n, Paraguay WAOOSY—Larry Amodt, 3396 S. Downing, Engle- KA2GW—GrIff Pifer, CMR Box 4226, APO San ZSINO—Gwen E. Smith, P.O. Box 61, Orange Grove, wood, Colo. 80110 Francisco, Calif. 96323 Johannesburg, Transvaal, South Africa WAOOYW—Halle G. Crowson, 8608 E. 84th Terr., KG6APW—Harry C. Lloyd, Box E A, Agana, Guam ZS41V—Frikkie Buekes, 55 Bredell St.. Pareys, Orange Raytown. Mo. 64138 96910 Free State. South Africa WAO0HH—M. E. Beltz, Wahpeton Clinic, 1310 4th KG6ARE—Clifford E. Vance, Island Mission Clinic, ZS5UY—George Molony, 18 Woreds View Rd.. Doon- St.. Wahpeton. N. Dak. 58075 Agana, Guam side, South Coast, Natal. South Africa WAOQHS--Muriel Beltz, Wahpeton Clinic, 1310 4th LUIDIT—Edmundo D. Briggen, Garibaldi 379. San ZS6BIT—F. P. Beukes, Railway House 2, Schagen. St., Wahpeton, N. Dak. 58075 Nicolas, Buenos Aires, Argentina South Africa WA9)01J/7—Roger Johnson, R#4, Gem State Acad- LU7FB0--Gustavo Melt., Humboldt, Prov. Santa Fe, ZS6AUK—Peter Drew, 10 Shamrock Crescent, Crown emy, Caldwell, Idaho 83605 Argentina Gardens, Johannesburg, South Africa WOOOT—Norman Neal, Cedaredge, Colo. 81413 LU7JBC—Dr. Rene Weiss, Sanatario Adventista del 5Z4LD—Norman Pottle, P.O. Box 3276, Nairobi, WNORBV—Howard J. Cash, 4700 Linden, Lincoln, Plata, Puiggari. Entre Rios, Argentina Kenya. Africa Ben Nelson, P.O. Box 51, Blantyre, Nebr. 68516 LU7JG—Juan Carlos Nlsen, Colegio Adventista del 707BN—Dr. WNORYE—Stan Cleveland Plata, Puiggari, Entre Rios. Argentina Malawi, Africa WAOTOI—Carroll L. Westmeyer, 3047 3d St., Boulder, 9G1 EP—Ted Cantrell, P.B.M. 1115, Aba, Nigeria, Af- LU8DGM—Roberto Rojas, Caronti 265, Bahia Blanca, rica Colo. 80302 Argentina WAOULK—John Hagenskker, 6210 East 56th St., 9GIER—Mrs. Ted "Frankie" Cantrell, P.M.B. 1115, Kansas City, Mo. 64129 LU8JAQ—Ing. Roland A. Itin, Colegio Adventista del Aba, Nigeria WOWHL—Dorls Irish, 2825 S. Gilpin, Denver, Colo. Plata. Puiggari, Entre Rios, Argentina 9GIFU—Owen Troy, 277 Tarrytown Rd., White 80210 LU8JAU—Roberto G. Bernhardt, Mariano Moreno Plains, N.Y. 10607 KOYGZ—Eleanor Lyon, 904 W. 4th Ave.. Mitchell, 1750, Crespo, Entre Rios. Argentina 9.12MT—Mervyn Thomas, P.O. Box 300, Ndola, Zam- S. Dak. 57301 OAICR/4—Grover Barker, Inca Union College. CastIla bia WOZNZ/6—Glenn F. Engels, Pacific Union College, 4896. 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His faith in the reliability of God acted as a restraining and controlling influence during what might other- wise have been a time of acute and enervating anxiety. In the same way, the faithful Christian SEPTEMBER 21, 1968 NOTE.-"God designs that His people shall knows that Christ will be true to His promise fix their eyes heavenward, looking for the glorious to come again to His people."-R. V. G. Tasker, appearing of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. The Tyndale New Testament Commentaries, The While the attention of worldlings is turned to General Epistle of James, pp. 118, 119. various enterprises, ours should be to the heav- SENIOR ens; our faith should reach further and further 7. What assurance did God give ancient into the glorious mysteries of the heavenly treas- Israel concerning the certainty of the harvest? ure, drawing the precious, divine rays of light from the heavenly sanctuary to shine in our Deut. 11:13-15. hearts, as they shine upon the face of Jesus. . . . XII-Patient Endurance and By watching they become strong; they overcome 8. How does Hosea illustrate the coming the Coming of Christ sloth and selfishness and love of ease. Affliction's of the Lord to bless His people? Hosea 6:3. fire kindles upon them, and the waiting time seems long. They sometimes grieve, and faith NOTE.-"The advent movement of 1840-44 was MEMORY VERSE: "For ye have need of falters; but they rally again, overcome their fears a glorious manifestation of the power of God; and doubts, and while their eyes are directed the first angel's message was carried to every mis- patience, that, after ye have done the will of heavenward, say to their adversaries: 'I am watch- sionary station in the world, and in some coun- God, ye might receive the promise. For yet a ing, I am waiting the return of my Lord. I will tries there was the greatest religious interest little while, and He that shall come will glory in tribulation, in affliction, in necessities.' " which has been witnessed in any land since the -Testimonies, vol. 2, pp. 194, 195. Reformation of the sixteenth century; but these come, and will not tarry" (Heb. 10:36, 37). are to be exceeded by the mighty movement un- STUDY HELPS: Thoughts From the Mount der the last warning of the third angel. . . 3. What promise of Jesus removes all cause of Blessing, pp. 18-28 (1943 ed., pp. 34-48; "The great work of the gospel is not to close for perplexity and anxiety? John 14:1-3. with less manifestation of the power of God than Christ's Object Lessons, pp. 56-61; Testimo- marked its opening. The prophecies which were nies, vol. 9, pp. 285-288; Testimonies to NOTE.-" 'Jesus has gone to prepare mansions fulfilled in the outpouring of the former rain at Ministers, pp. 506-512; The SDA Bible for us. . . . It is these mansions that I am look- the opening of the gospel are again to be ful- ing to; it is not the earthly mansions here, for filled in the latter rain at its close."-The Great Commentary. erelong they are to be shaken down by the Controversy, pp. 611, 612. STUDY AIM: To find encouragement for mighty earthquake; but those heavenly mansions that Christ has gone to prepare for the faithful. remaining faithful under adversity; to fix our "'We have no home here; we are only pil- 9. What prophecy was partially fulfilled gaze not upon the transient experiences of grims and strangers, passing to a better country, at Pentecost? In what condition of heart were this world, but upon the soon coming of our even a heavenly. Place your mind upon these the apostles at that time? Acts 2:1-4, 16-21. King. things, and while you are doing this, Christ will Compare Joel 2:28, 29. be right by your side. May God help us to win the precious boon of eternal life.' "-Life Sketches, NOTE.-"God is willing to give us a similar pp. 293, 294. blessing, when we seek for it as earnestly. . . . Introduction "It is with an earnest longing that I look for- ward to the time when the events of the Day of 4. What is the great objective of the Chris- "It will not be long till we shall see Him Pentecost shall be repeated with even greater tian's hope? Titus 2:13. power than on that occasion. John says, 'I saw in whom our hopes of eternal life are cen- another angel come down from heaven, having tered. And in His presence, all the trials and NOTE.-"The coming of the Lord has been in great power; and the earth was lightened with all ages the hope of His true followers. The his glory.' Then, as at the Pentecostal season, the sufferings of this life will be as nothingness. Saviour's parting promise upon Olivet, that He 'Cast not away therefore your confidence, people will hear the truth spoken to them, every would come again, lighted up the future for His man in his own tongue."-The SDA Bible Com- which hath great recompense of reward. For disciples, filling their hearts with joy and hope that sorrow could not quench nor trials dim. mentary, Ellen G. White Comments, on Acts ye have need- of patience, that, after ye have Amid suffering and persecution, 'the appearing 2:1-4, p. 1055. done the will of God, ye might receive the of the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ' promise. For yet a little while, and He that was the 'blessed hope.' "-The Great Controversy, 10. What should the church do "in the shall come will come, and will not tarry.' p. 302. time of the latter rain"? Zech. 10:1. Heb. 10:35-37. Look up, look up, and let NOTE.-"The descent of the Holy Spirit upon your faith continually increase. Let this faith 5. By what illustration does James show the church is looked forward to as in the future; guide you along the narrow path that leads the need of patiently waiting for God's plan but it is the privilege of the church to have it to mature? James 5:7 (second part). Corn- now. Seek for it, pray for it, believe for it. We through the gates of the City of God into pare Heb. 10:35.37. must have it, and Heaven is waiting to bestow the great beyond, the wide, unbounded future it. . . . of glory that is for the redeemed."-Testi- Norn.-"The Christian is to wait with patience "Let Christians . . . ask in faith for the promised for the fruition in his life of the Word of God. blessing, and it will come."-Evangelism, p. 701. monies, vol. 9, pp. 287, 288. Often when we pray for the graces of the Spirit, See also Early Writings, p. 271. God works to answer our prayers by placing us in circumstances to develop these fruits; but we Patient Endurance in View of do not understand His purpose, and wonder, and are dismayed. Yet none can develop these graces The Patient Endurance of Christ's Coming except through the process of growth and fruit the Saints bearing. Our part is to receive God's Word and 1. For how long are believers to endure to hold it fast, yielding ourselves fully to its con- 11. What outstanding characteristic of the the unjust adversities of life? James (first trol, and its purpose in us will be accomplished." 5:7 -Christ's Object Lessons, p. 61. saints in the closing days of the world's his- part). tory was shown to the revelator? Rev. 14:12 (first part). NoTE.-"The world has become bold in trans- gression of God's law. Because of His long fore- The Early and the Latter Rain bearance, men have trampled upon His authority. 12. What reason does James give for ex- ercising steadfast endurance? James 5:8. They have strengthened one another in oppression 6. For how long must the husbandman ex- and cruelty toward His heritage, saying, 'How doth (last part). God know? and is there knowledge in the Most ercise patience? James 5:7 NOTE.-"Although Jesus said that no man knows High?' . . . But there is a line beyond which they the 'day and hour' of His second advent, He encour- NOTE.-"There is nothing in the original to aged Christians to understand the times and to cannot pass. The time is near when they will have justify the insertion of the word long before pa- reached the prescribed limit-even now they have 'know' when the advent draws near. . . . Christ tience, and it is omitted in R.V. and R.S.V. As a admonished His disciples ever to be in readiness almost exceeded the bounds of the long-suffering of matter of fact, the time between seedtime, or the God, the limits of His grace, the limits of His for His return, and devout Christians in all ages first appearance of the blade, and harvest was have treasured the hope that His advent might be mercy. The Lord will interpose to vindicate His roughly speaking four months (see John 4:35); own honor, to deliver His people, and to repress near in their day."-The SDA Bible Commentary, not a very long period, but fraught with much on James 5:8. the swellings of unrighteousness."-Christ's Object anxiety in a country which was utterly dependent Lessons, pp. 177, 178. upon the early and latter rain, the first due soon after sowing and the second when the crop was 13. At what point in the experience of His 2. In what does Paul advise believers to ripening. The faithful Jew knew, however, that people will Jesus come to reap the harvest find comfort? 1 Thess 4:16-18. God would be true to His promise that if His of earth? Rev. 14:14-16. Compare Matt. 13:39. The Youth's Instructor, September 17, 1968 19 NoTE.—"The latter rain, ripening earth's harvest, His people, then He will come to claim them as 2. In what future event did Paul represents the spiritual grace that prepares the His own."—Christ's Object Lessons, p. 69. church for the coming of the Son of man. But un- advise believers to find comfort? 1 less the former rain has fallen, there will be no Questions for Meditation Thess. 4:16-18. life; the green blade will not spring up. Unless the early showers have done their work, the latter "God designs that His people shall 1. Do I practice patient endurance in dif- rain can bring no seed to perfection."—Testimonies fix their eyes heavenward, looking for the ficult situations? to Ministers, p. 506. glorious appearing of our Lord and Sav- " 'When the fruit is brought forth, immediately 2. Does my confidence in the certainty of iour Jesus Christ. While the attention of He putteth in the sickle, because the harvest is the soon coming of Jesus dispel anxiety from come.' Christ is waiting with longing desire for the worldlings is turned to various enter- my experience? manifestation of Himself in His church. When the prises, ours should be to the heavens; character of Christ shall be perfectly reproduced in 3. Am I ready for the latter rain? our faith should reach farther and far- ther into the glorious mysteries of the heavenly treasure, drawing the precious, divine rays of light from the heavenly sanctuary to shine in our hearts, as they crease. Let this faith guide you along the shine upon the face of Jesus."—Testimo- YOUTH narrow path that leads through the nies, vol. 2, pp. 194, 195. gates of the city of God into the great XI I—Patiently Waiting beyond, the wide, unbounded future of 3. What promise of Jesus removes glory that is for the redeemed."—Testi- all doubt about His second coming? for the Coming monies, vol. 9, pp. 287, 288. of the Lord John 14:1-3. 1—Patient Endurance to "Heaven could no longer appear to MEMORY GEM: "For ye have need of them as an indefinite, incomprehensible patience, that after ye have done the will the End space, filled with intangible spirits. They of God, ye might receive the promise. now looked upon it as their future home, 1. Until what great event must the For yet a little while, and he that shall where mansions were being prepared for come will come, and will not tarry" Christian patiently endure the trials of them by their loving Redeemer. Prayer (Heb. 10:36, 37). life? James 5:7, first part. was clothed with a new interest, since it ILLUMINATION OF THE TOPIC: "In this time of prevailing iniquity we was a communion with their Saviour." Thoughts From the Mount of Blessing, may know that the last great crisis is at —The SDA Bible Commentary, Ellen G. 1956 ed., pp. 18-28 (1943 ed., pp. hand. When the defiance of God's law is White Comments, on Acts 1:11, p. 1054. 34-48); Christ's Object Lessons, pp. 56- almost universal, when His people are 61; Testimonies, vol. 9, pp. 285-288; oppressed and afflicted by their fellow 4. What does Paul refer to as "the The SDA Bible Commentary. men, the Lord will interpose blessed hope"? Titus 3:13. STUDY AIM: To strengthen our hope "Men who claim to be Christians may "We are pilgrims and strangers who for a speedy deliverance from this evil now defraud and oppress the poor; they are waiting, hoping, and praying for world at the time Jesus returns. may rob the widow and fatherless; they that blessed hope, the glorious appearing may indulge their Satanic hatred because of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. IF Introduction they cannot control the consciences of we believe this and bring it into our God's people; but for all this God will practical life, what vigorous action "It will not be long till we shall see bring them into judgment. . . . Not long would this faith and hope inspire; what Him in whom our hopes of eternal life hence they will stand before the Judge of fervent love one for another; what care- are centered. And in His presence, all all the earth, to render an account for ful holy living for the glory of God; the trials and sufferings of this life will the pain they have caused to the bodies and in our respect for the recompense of be as nothingness. . . Look up. look and souls of His heritage."—Christ's Ob- the reward, what distinct lines of demar- up, and let your faith continually in- ject Lessons, pp. 178, 179. cation would be evidenced between us and the world."—Evangelism, p. 220.

5. What illustration does James use to emphasize the need of patience in the life of the believer? James 5:7, sec- ond part. "The Christian is to wait with patience Recipe of the Week for the fruition in his life of the word of God. Often when we pray for the BAKED EGGPLANT VEGETABLE ENCORE graces of the Spirit, God works to answer our prayers by placing us in circum- Yield: About 8 slices stances to develop these fruits; but we do not understand His purpose, and wonder, and are dismayed."—Christ's Object Les- 1 eggplant cut into crosswise Breading meal (Loma Linda sons, p. 61. slices of 3/4 -inch thickness Food Company) or flour and Salt food yeast Oil 2—The Early and the Latter Rain 1. Peel slices and brush each with oil on both sides. 2. Dredge each slice in the breading meal or flour mixture. 6. For what does the husbandman 3. Place the slices on an oiled cooky sheet or baking dish. patiently wait? James 5:7, last part. 4. Bake in a hot oven, 425 degrees, or broil for about 12 minutes until "After the seed has been planted, the browned. farmer can do no more than patiently wait for the growth of the seed. The Christian must expect to have troubles and trials as a farmer has his troubles and trials in raising a crop."—The SDA Bible Commentary, on James 5:7. COURTESY, SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST DIETETIC ASSOCIATION 7. On what conditions did God 20 The Youth's Instructor, September 17, 1968 promise the children of Israel rain in A SEABEE TALKS their land? Deut. 11:13-15. "The first rain. This was the autumn From page 11 rain, which fell at the time of planting the winter crops, to sprout the seed and tities of a number of carcinogenic smoke is high, many animals die give it a good start before the cold of agents including 3-4 benzpyrene and quickly." winter set in. It fell in the eighth month, our late autumn. . . . In a land dependent arsenic. At this point I told of a cat I once on rain the seed would not sprout unless "Aside from gases such as carbon had, and how suddenly he was taken the rain fell in its season. . . . monoxide, cigarette smoke consists of sick and died after I had dusted him "The latter rain. This fell in the small particles of solid materials and with a certain flea powder. Later I had spring before the harvest, during our months of March and early April, and droplets of liquid material. The ma- read the printing on the box and brought the crop to full maturity."— terial which can be condensed from learned the powder contained nicotine. Ibid., on Deut. 11:14. cigarette smoke is commonly called Now when Mr. Harris sees a person 'tar,' a sticky mixture of the chemicals smoking a cigarette (pipe or cigar, for 8. How did Hosea illustrate the mentioned above. ... In cigarette smok- that matter) he thinks of a baby's paci- manner in which God would bless His people? Hosea 6:3. ing, the smoke is taken in through the fier. "Really," he explains, "that is all mouth directly into the lower respira- a cigarette is—a pacifier." Then he "As the members of the body of Christ tory passages and the lungs. . . . A cig- adds, "We expect a baby to use one of approach the period of their last conflict them, but the Bible says that when we 'the time of Jacob's trouble,' they will arette smoker is, therefore, called a grow up into Christ, and will partake kind of `mainliner' in that he draws grow up we should put away childish largely of His Spirit. As the third mes- the smoke with its tars and nicotine things." sage swells to a loud cry, and as great directly into the trachea and lungs." He says he regrets that it took him so power and glory attend the closing work, From page 20 came this: "Cancer long to grow up. Now when he stands the faithful people of God will partake of that glory. It is the latter rain which has been produced on the skin of mice, before a class of youth, he can talk to revives and strengthens them to pass rats and rabbits by painting them re- them with a clear conscience and with through the time of trouble. Their faces peatedly with tar condensed from cig- verve. He is enjoying life in its fullness. will shine with the glory of that light arette smoke." The pains in his throat and lungs are which attends the third angel."—The gone. His heart is filled with gratitude SDA Bible Commentary, Ellen G. White Here is another quotation: "Several Comments, on Rev. 18:1, p. 984. investigators have exposed mice to cig- to God that He spared his life so that arette smoke. If the concentration of he could eventually get the victory. 9. What prophecy was partly ful- filled at Pentecost. What spiritual state made the apostles ready for that out- pouring? Acts 2:1-4, 16-21. the lives of the saints in the last days? fered, even to the loss of their temporal "The disciples prayed with intense Rev. 14:12, first part. life, the children of God are amply recom- earnestness for a fitness to meet men, and pensed."—Christ's Object Lessons, pp. 179, in their daily intercourse to speak words "Here the translation 'steadfast endur- 180. that would lead sinners to Christ. Putting ance' would be a more suitable render- away all differences, all desire for the ing. The context calls attention to the 13. What is the condition of His supremacy, they came close together in fearful struggle with the beast and his church when Jesus comes to redeem Christian fellowship."—The Acts of the image. . . . Through all this the faithful His own? Rev. 14:5, 6; Eph. 5:27. Apostles, p. 37. remnant steadfastly endure and maintain their integrity. Their steadfastness merits "The latter rain, ripening earth's har- "The Spirit came upon the waiting, vest, represents the spiritual grace that praying disciples with a fullness that special commendation."—The SDA Bible Commentary, on Rev. 14:12. prepares the church for the coming of the reached every heart. The Infinite One re- Son of man. But unless the former rain vealed Himself in power to His church. 12. Why did James urge his read- has fallen, there will be no life; the green It was as if for ages this influence had ers to exercise patience? James 5:8. blade will not spring up, unless the early been held in restraint, and now Heaven showers have done their work, the latter rejoiced in being able to pour out upon "From garrets, from hovels, from dun- geons, from scaffolds, from mountains and rain can bring no seed to perfection."— the church the riches of the Spirit's grace." Testimonies to Ministers, p. 506. —Ibid., p. 38. deserts, from the caves of the earth and the caverns of the sea, Christ will gather "'When the fruit is brought forth, im- 10. What should the church do in His children to Himself. On earth they mediately he putteth in the sickle, because the harvest is come.' Christ is waiting with the time of the latter rain? Zech. 10:1. have been destitute, afflicted, and tor- mented. . . . But the day is near when longing desire for the manifestation of "Near the close of earth's harvest, a spe- 'God is judge Himself.' . . . Then the de- Himself in His church. When the charac- cial bestowal of spiritual grace is prom- cisions of earth shall be reversed... ter of Christ shall be perfectly repro- ised to prepare the church for the coming "Whatever crosses they have been called duced in His people, then He will come of the Son of man. This outpouring of the to bear, whatever losses they have sus- to claim them as His own."—Christ's Ob- Spirit is likened to the falling of the lat- tained, whatever persecution they have suf- ject Lessons, p. 69. ter rain; and it is for this added power that Christians are to send their petitions What Is in This Lesson for Me? to the Lord of the harvest 'in the time of the latter rain.' In response, 'the Lord shall If the latter rain were to fall on me, make bright clouds, and give them show- how would it affect my life? Would I be ers of rain.'"—Ibid., p. 55. willing to let it lead me into fruitful fields KEY WIT SHARPENERS of Christian endeavor? Or am I so busy with my own projects that I would feel 3—The Saints Patiently embarrassed? Since the latter rain will fall only on those who diligently seek and Endure Hardships "Those who are true to their calling as messen- gers for God will not seek honor for themselves." pray for it, is it likely that it will fall on 11. 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Then the periods wastelands in the country, with the New bait being tried out by Bonn's are extended to an hour and a half. Pa- ► view of reclaiming the land for agri- tients are nonresident and can use their institute for fishery research in Ham- cultural purposes. Already nearly 4.4 burg, Germany, is the tape recording, time normally. GIC million acres of land have been re- which is played underwater. The noise claimed for cultivation. is' Planned by the University of Wiscon- of the recordings is one that sounds ► like predatory fish gnawing on the ► No one knows where the cornerstones sin Extension Services and the Bicycle of the White House, the Capitol, the Institute of America, Wisconsin's new bones of their victims. The danger sig- Treasury, and the Washington Monu- Bikeway stretches 300 miles from La nal frightens some species and steers ment are. They remain somewhere in Crosse to Kenosha. The route is divided whole schools of them into waiting nets. the original masonry, but time and re- into 10 sections, each suitable for a day's GM building have conspired to conceal the trip for the experienced cyclist. The road ► In a project begun in January, 1968, great ceremonial blocks. offers gentle grades and safe turns for the National Aeronautics and Space the cyclist and combines scenic beauty, National Geographic Society Administration is using modern tools to traffic-free going, camping, and histori- probe the age-old mystery of the aurora ► Current plans call for 500 Chicago cal attractions. Ford Times Transit Authority buses to be hooked borealis, or northern lights. Scientists believe the color of the auroras is into a radio-telephone-computer system ► Rules for donors to the American within a year. The Federal Govern- Red Cross blood program have been affected by the interaction of particles ment is expected to pay about three relaxed to allow would-be donors be- and different types of atoms. Nitrogen fourths of the $2 million cost. Electronic tween the ages of 18 and 21 to give and hydrogen molecules emit violet, equipment in the buses automatically blood without written consent of a par- blue, or red. Oxygen produces green will feed into a computer the location ent or guardian if the person is self- and red. National Geographic Society of each vehicle and whether it is ahead supporting and living away from home. According to government estimates, or behind schedule. The buses will also Also, the previous cut-off point for do- ► there are to be found yearly in the air have alarm buttons and radio-telephones nating blood set at 60 years of age has of the United States about 140 million so drivers can signal for help in dis- been advanced to 61. ANRC orders or robbery attempts. If the plan tons of selected major pollutants. Over 60 per cent of this is contributed by proves effective, the entire fleet of 2,800 ► Sanaa, the capital of Yemen, pio- buses will be similarly equipped. neered the skyscraper: a 20-story palace transportation industries, the great bulk Highway User was built there 2,000 years ago. Today, of which derives from gasoline driven atop many of the capital's buildings vehicles. Some 40 or so million tons can ► An X-ray nova, which zoomed to are richly carpeted penthouse parlors be attributed to industry and the genera- "brilliance" and then faded away like an where men meet in the afternoon to tion of electricity, whose chief source of exploding star, has been observed by smoke water pipes. contamination is oxides of sulphur. scientists at the Lawrence Radiation National Geographic Society Highway User Laboratory. The object, in the constella- tion Centaurus, was observed over a Under a W. K. Kellogg Foundation ► Only 6 per cent of Britain's 52.3 mil- ► period of two years with X-ray counters lion population were born elsewhere; of Battle Creek, Michigan, grant, Nor- rocketed above the atmosphere. Between nearly a third of these are Irish. One wegian 4-H clubs are developing a the first rocket flight in October, 1965, million were born in Commonwealth leader training program. The funds will and September, 1967, with Centaurus countries-270,000 from the West Indies provide for the preparation of instruc- emitting no X-rays, other rocket and 300,000 from India and Pakistan. tional materials, addition of training per- launches above the atmosphere detected BIS sonnel, and courses for advisers and a strong X-ray source, which the scien- local leaders. Norway's 4-H clubs have tists named Centaurus XR-2. During its ► Buck Island National Monument lies some 1,000 volunteer leaders and a brief explosive emission of X-rays, Cen- entirely under water. Visitors to this at- membership of about 10,000 teen-age taurus XR-2 was one of the most bril- traction in the Virgin Islands snorkel rural boys and girls. Goal is a national liant of the 30 X-ray sources so far de- above a coral garden teeming with trop- membership of 40,000 and about 5,000 tected during rocket flights. UCAL ical fish. National Geographic Society volunteer adult leaders. NORIS The Youth's Instructor, September 17, 1968 23

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