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The Roundup
By WILBORNE HARRELL
My interest in Nazism is
strictly academic and his
totical. I hold no brief for
Adolf Hitler, but it was
with mixed emotions that I
viewed William Shirer’s
"The Rise and Fall of the
Third Reich.” Time was,
whenever I though of Ger
many, I thought of cheru
bic toy makers, blonde,
luige-plaited girls, musi
cians and jolly fellowship
with steins and steins of
beer; Thor and the Rhine
maidens and Beethoven. A
heroic and formidable
company all. Then came
World War I, followed by
the defeat and downfall of
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Germany, social decay and
economic disruption. Time
passed and things went
from bad to worse. But
slowly and gradually a fig
ure began to emerge from
this chaos: Hitler. He, and
he alone, said Hitler, could
save Germany, The form
ation of the Nazi Party.
His explosive oratory cap
tured the .minds and imag
ination of the German
people when their fortunes
were at a low ebb. Flag
waving, marching, the
goose step, pageantry, col
or, smart uniforms, all of
this was a godsend to the
Germans. At last a saviour
had arisen. It is true,
though, some embraced
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Nazism against their better
judgment. They saw in all
this a sinister thread being
woven; yet they saw in
Hitler, if only in expedi
ency, the only way out of
the morass of despair. It
is true Adolf Hitler had a
touch of genius in his
makeup. But his genius
lay on the podium, not on
the battlefield. As an ora
tor, he was a spell-binder,
he could sway and move
the masses, have them do
his will and bidding. And
that is where he should
have left well enough
alone. But Hitler, who
thought himself another
Alexander the Great, an
other Bismarch, took over
the supreme command of
his armies, and thereby
lost the war and brought
about the downfall of Ger
! many and the destruction
! of Third Reich, which was
to have lasted a thousand
years. Whether or not you
see in Adolf Hitler a
■genius or a mad man, or a
little of both, don’t forget
the concentration camps,
the execution chambers,
the Lidices. These, as
someone has written, was
Hitler’s only monument,
his single, and infamous,
contribution to history.
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Plus Protection
Protection and privacy,
two basic reasons for
building a fence, now are
often joined by a third
consideration—beauty.
Traditional types of fenc
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links continue to serve
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plastic provide privacy
without cutting off light,
thus serving many special
needs.
Hardwood panels, used
as fencing, can match or
contrast with the siding of
the home, and can be
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door living room effects.
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This Is The Law
By ROBERT E. LEE
Per The N. C. Bar
POUR-OVER TRUST
Sam Scott delivered
$1,000,000 to the Integrity
Trust Company under a
trust instrument dated
January 10, 1960. The X
College was made the
beneficiary of the trust
There was also a provision
in the trust instrument re
serving to Sam Scott a
power of amendment.
On August 5, 1963, Ben
Bogert executed a will in
which he bequeathed $500,-
000 to the Integrity Trust
Company to be held as
trustee “under the terms
of a trust instrument dated
January 10, 1960, executed
by Sam Scott, and deposit
ed with the Integrity Trust
Company.”
On April 1, 1965, Scott
delivered to the Integrity
Trust Company a written
instrument amending the
terms of the trust. Under
the provisions of this
amendment the Y College
is made the beneficiary of
the trust.
Bogert died on March 10,
1967. Which college is en
titled to the income from
the $1,500,000?
Under a statute passed
in 1955 by the General As
sembly of North Carolina,
the Y College would be the
beneficiary of the $1,500,-
000 trust fund.
Unless the will provides
otherwise, the bequest of
the $500,000 operates to
dispose of property under
the terms of the trust as
they appear in writing at
the time of the testator’s
death. The North Carolina
statute stipulates that the
property bequeathed to the
trustee of the existing trust
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shall not be deemed held
under a testamentary trust.
The new law is not lim
ited in its application to
colleges. In fact, colleges
are not even mentioned.
The North Carolina stat
ute simply permits a tes
tator to add to the funds
of a trust created in writ
ing prior to his death. Tbe
existing trust may be one
that either he or another
has setup. The fact that
the existing trust is amend
able or revocable is im
material. The trust may
be actually amended after
the execution of the will,
and the amendment need
not be in the manner re
quired by the law of wills.
May a person create a
trust with himself as trus
tee and reserving to him
self the income for life and
the power to revoke or
amend the trust?
Yes. The Supreme Court
of North Carolina has held
that a person may mani
fest in writing an inten
tion to create a trust with
himself as trustee, retain
ing the power to sell any
part of the subject matter
of the trust for his own
benefit during his life
time, with a further provi
sion that the assets re
maining in the trust at the
time of the creator’s death
shall pass to named bene
ficiaries.
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Sunday School Lesson
Continued From Rage 2.
one another, and to deal
fairly with our fellowmen.
It is the Spirit which,
when things go wrong for
us, enables us to face our
disasters and our pain with
courage and with dignity.
In short, the Holy Spirit
is the continuation of God
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in man, bringing to com
pletion God’s plan for man
kind, which was conceived
in the creation.
(Them comments are based
on outlines of the Inter
national Sunday School
Lessons, copyrighted by
the International Council
of Religious Education, and
mod by permission).