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CWon City, Colo.—A state jfris-
OB, sentence ot S4 years to Ilia
began Wednesday for Randel 0.
TTiomebem^i ■O’tKW for 17
months hy the FBI as one of the
nation’s 16 most-hnnted crlml-
Inals before he was arrested on
March 49 on a farm near Bugene,
Oregon. . Thomeberry and hlS
hrother. O. B. Thomeberry. al
ready In prison, were conrlcted In
the torture murder August 8,
1948. of Kthelburt Purdy, a
shhwherder, near Hayden.
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Pfc. James E. Jennings, eon
of Mrs. D. Ij. Jennings, of
Btate Road, receotty wrote
a poem to his mother while
he was In a hospital recoTor-
twg from wounds recedred In
action. Pic. Jennings wUo,
the former Miss Velina Ken
nedy, and small daughter,
Jeanie, reside In BUdn, The
poem written by Pfc. Jen-
nivifpi follows:
Mother Dear, it was with fear
As bullets around me whined.
It was then I knew I had lived
my life wrong
Because Jesus I had left
behind.
I had often said, "No, some
other time,”
When to my heart He would
be calling
I would turn Him away, not
knowing one day
On His Precious Name I
would be calling.
As my comrades fell around mo,
suddenly I knew
That my heart was dark with
sin
And I knew my mistake as in
fear I did shake
Then I knew I should have
let Jesus come In.
For the years I had spent, I am
MRRIES.
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Employ^, subject .to the dur
ance proThrions of the social se-
chrfty act will sen^-'to tha'Wv
«ftonent .thejr quarterly vefroJ
lax returna on or Iheforo m’Mnlght
4l^rll SO;. Many bustnees and In-
dustrla!l" concerns now check
ing their records to make 8n,*e
that they hare all data required
for tbea^ tOM reporU.
Louis H. Clement, manager ot
the Salisbury ofSee ot the social
security board, said, In this con
nection, that most employers In
this area are wefT oareful to In
clude the name and the social se
curity account nnmher, as well as
the wages paid to each employee
during the quarter, but there are
still a few who do not realize that
the law applies to every business
or industrial establishment, even
though there Is only one worker
sorry to say.
Were years I had lived In sin
And often was the time I could
have been saved
If only I had let Jesus within
It I had listened to you, to the
things that you taught.
And followed the life you
lived before me,
I would not have been all
frightened within.
Not scared of the foe, I assure
yon.
It was fear of Hell, which I
knew was my doom
If Jesus should call me before
Him.
Then suddenly I knew Just what
to do,
I knew Jesus In His mercy
could save me.
It was then I began to pray,
And now I gladly say
My prayers were heard and
answered
Because Jesus Is always near
and He hears every prayer.
In His love and mercy He saved
me.
There while the hour veas
darkest
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And my heart was torn with
despair,
I cried unto my Savior and
He saved me there.
And now each day as we fight
our way
On toward victory and peace.
There Is no fear of death any
more,
Jesus has taken Its place.
Now I look ever to Jesus for
courage and strength
To guide me along each day
That I may not fall to do my
Job well
For God and the country
I love.
So Mother dear. It Is without
fear
As into battle I go,
Because I know that my Savior
Will .walk by my side
through It all.
If there come time that I die
over here.
My loved ones no. more to see.
Let not your heart be sad.
Because all Is well between
my God and me.
PPM. JAMES E. JENNINGS
Tocame suavecito...Have a Coca-Cola
(MAKE IT MELLOW)
...a good neighbor policy in Acapulco
Frieodlioess knows no borders. Down beyond the Rio Grande, the friendly
invitation Have a Coke meets the same warm response as here at home. It’s
a gradoos form of friendliness that is understood and welcomed in any clime,
in any language. Your American fighting man knows that to offer Coca-Cola
is an international passport to refreshment and friendly companionship in
many foreign lands.
lOTUEO UNDER AUTHOIITV Of THE COCA-COIA COMfANT IV
north WIUUSBORO COCA-OOIA BOTTUNG COMPANY
You naturally hear. Coca-Cola
I called Ha firiendly abbreviation
I *Coke‘. Brth mean the qudily prod,
uct of The Coca-Cola Company.
emnloygd. ‘
Ur. Cismeht eau«4 nttentiqiL (o
the f*^ tMt tnhtt ffrmB ttNrft dp
new worWni during the ttntt
quarter ot 1946, and ft is esped-
dUy neee«^ that the naige and
account number of eai^ of theee
employees should be fnetuded in
the tax retume for Janoary. Feb
ruary and Hatoh. He ^htlned
that a record of the wages each
worker receives la Jobs that come
under old-age and survlvan Insnr-
anee Is kept for him by the sodlal
security bokrd. • Thw w»dig record
will be used later as iLmeans' of
determining the amount; of the.
benetts payable to him of to his
family when he is old or when he
dies. An Individual aoeonnt la
kept tor each worker whose name
apipears on the books of . the social
security board. The 'worker’s
name and a number that is as
signed to him by the board are
printed at the top of his ledger
sheet and inscrlhed also on rec
ord cards that are kept on file.
Wage data must be accurate
because the amount of benefits to
be paid to each qualified claimant
Is based on his own wage record.
When a worker reaches retire
ment age, quits his job, and ap
plies for monthly Imneflts, he
should be paid the exact amount
due him. If he should die, the
benefits paid to his survivors
will depend, likewise, upon the
wages credited to the deceased
worker’s social security account.
That is why the social security
board takes precaution to safe
guard the social security account
of every wage earner listed on its
books. It Is also the reason why
every employer subject to the law
must include in his quarterly se
curity tax report to the govern
ment the name, the social security
account number, 'and the wage-
earners of each worker In his em-
ploy.
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The expression “pin money” re
fers to the allowance men gave
their wives in the 16th century for
pins, which were a luxury. .
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