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The "If" In Energy Demand*
In a few years, b there going to
'-'fee enough gasoline to keep our tens
of minions of aulas rolling T This was a
frequent question long before anyone
dreamed that there could ever be the
«ast and growing automobile population
•hat we have today. Almost from the
day the internal combustion engine was
■tovented, there have been forecasts of
a petroleum drought
In accepting the American Petro
leum Institute's Gold Medal for Dis
tinguished Achievement during a for
ty-year career of service in the oil in
dustry, A. C. Rubel, retired chairman
of the board of the Union Oil Company
of California, had this to say about a
shortage of oil and total energy: "I su &"
gest with complete assurance that none
will materialize in the predictable fu
ture." He then went on to summarize
some of the reasons for his opinion.
For one thing, the petroleum indus
try is in the business of total energy,
not just oil. "The successful oil com-
Religion In The Here And Note
My son, Norvin, Jr., has just re
turned from Berlin, Germany, where
he was sent by WFBC-TV, Greenville,
South Carolina to report on the doings
erf the World Conference on Evangelism,
in which our own Billy Graham was
one of the outstanding leaders. I thought,
that as a former Cooleemeeite, some
of his reports might be interesting to
JOURNAL readers.
To The Greenville Piedmont
"In this city which Nikita Khrush
chev once called a "bone in the throat",
Christian leaders who have gathered
for the World Conference on Evange
lism, are hopeful that some of the spirit
of the conference will permeate the
immediate area, as well as spread
throughout the world. According to West
Berlin church leaders, attendance at
church services are lowest of any city
in West Germany, with less than one
percent of the people attending services.
It seems obvious that BA-liners who
live in this island of freedom surround
ed by communist East Germany are
too busy with their rebuilding and
generally "leading the good life" to care
about exercising their freedom to wor
ship at public services.
The message of Billy Graham's recent
crusade, and that of this World Cong
ress of Evangelism is not new to Ber-
Uners. It is a city whose spiritual roots
drew nourishment from the heritage
of Martin Luther, and whose best known
memorial is the bombed ruin of Kaiser
Wilhelm Church. But, as one religious
leader visiting here from America re
marked this week, "The people have
lived on the edge of danger so long
that many have become indifferent both
to danger and to God."
Surely there is no greater contrast
In "ways of life" in the world today than
that on the opposite of "the wall". The
free, energetic, proud, and smiling peo
ple on the western side have made their
section rise like a phoenix from the ashes
of the war. Germans on the east side
under the Soviet-controlled regime, al
though undoubtedly imbued with the
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pany of the Mure," Mr. Rubel said, "will
be engaged in the development and pro
duction of many of the alternate and
competing forms of energy such as coal;
oil shale; tar sands; atomic, geothermal,
or thermonuclear energy; and even, per-
haps, solar conversion." He described
other reasons why he believed the ener
gy industry would be able to keep a
breast of demand. Among these are
production techniques that have made
available billions of barrels of formerly
unrecoverable reserves; refining me
thods that can convert heavy crudes in
to the highest grades of gasoline, jet
fuels and diesel; and "supertankers"
that have substantially reduced trans
portation costs.
There is one "if* in Mr. Rubel's
opinion. The petroleum industry has the
technical knowhow to meet future de
mands"...if we are permitted, as we have
been in the past, to work out our prob
lems in a free economy with a minimum
of governmental interference at all lev
els."
same basic spirit of their West Berlin
brothers, wear stoic countenances that
come from suppression of that spirit,
and from the drabness and austerity
of eveiy-day life under communism.
Americans and others, although know
ing of this contrast in the two Berlins,
view it almost incredulously when vi
siting here for first time.
Paying debts ought to be a pleasure
to honest citizens.
Add similes: "As positive as a judge
trying his first case."
The man who expects a favor al
ways wants it yesterday.
Nature is grand so long as men and
women leave her alone.
Then there are people who would
rather be sick than working.
-H —f — » * ;i
No organization can be stronger
than the brains that direct it.
People who live in a nice town ought
to appreciate the opportunity.
If you don't believe anything, there's
no law to make you believe it
The spring offensive, to some peo
ple will begin when the umpire cries,
"Play Ball."
Human beings, for some reason,
seem more interested in mistakes that
others make.
You can talk all you please about
the causes of crime but, at the bottom,
it is due to the public's taking it for
granted.
Freedom is the right to do about
what you please provided you do not
injure others or take more than your
fair share.
Almost anybody, who doesn't need
the money can borrow from the banks.
Few young men realize what they
are doing when a sweet young thing
murmurs the magical word, "Yes."
*nie man who makes it a habit to
read the Bible doesn't have to apologize
to some saphead who does otherwise.
Free speech, according to the Su
preme Court, does not give a man a right
to yeß, Tire," in a crowded theatre.
A good way to get burned is to
fall aaleej>--Bmoking a cigarette.
An anonymous letter, by the way, is
just a «'g" of anonymous intelligence.
We haven't any idea about a number
of thing" which we need not mention.
When wp&ce ships get the full moon
all chrtfrr— 1 UP what in the world will
the young towers do with their time.
Not being a woodsmen we have no
axe Tf*. therefore, no reason to grind
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
in compliance with the pro
visions of Section 55-119 of
the General Statutes of North
Carolina, that The Cooleemee
Telephone Company has filed
Articles of Dissolution in the
office of the Secretary of State
of the State of North Carolina,
and that said corporation pro
poses to complete liquidation
of the corporation at the ear
liest practicable date. The as
sets of the corporation have
been conveyed to Western
Carolina Telephone Company
and Western Carolina Tele
phone Company has assumed
the liabilities and obligations
of The Cooleemee Telephone
Company. Telephone service in
the area heretofore served by
The Cooleemee Telephone
Company is now being render
ed by Western Carolina Tele
phone Company. Western
maintains an office at Coolee
mee, North Carolina in the
building formerly occupied by
The Cooleemee Telephone
Company. Western's principal
office is at Weaverville, North
Carolina.
This 23rd day of January,
1967.
THE COOLEEMEE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
By C. Norris Rabold
President
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