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Navy Expansion Program
Speeding Forward Rapidly
T he Navy exp an sion program is
speeding forw ard at an almost in*
credible rate. Figures recently re
leased from W ashington indicate
that keels are being laid at the rate
of over one a day, w h ile launch
ings are but slightly behind this
pace.
A stounding as are the reports for
the month of Septem ber, it is ex
pected that an even sw ifter accel
eration w ill be seen in the figures
for October. Here is the tabulation
from Septem ber 1 to October 3:
Keels Laid. 33. One aircraft car
rier, 3 cruisers, 3 subm arines, 11
destroyers, 2 coastal m inesw eep
ers, 1 transport, 3 subm arine res
cue vessels, 3 tugs, 7 sub chasers
and 5 district craft.
Launchings, 26. One battleship, 2
cruisers, one subm arine, 6 destroy
ers, 10 coastal m inesw eepers, 4 sub
chasers, 2 district craft.
The battleship that slid down the
w a y s and w ill soon augment the
ever grow ing battle line w as the
M assachusetts. She w as launched
late in September at the yards of
the Bethlehem Shipping Corp, in
Quincy, Mass. The new cruisers are
the San Juan and the Atlanta.
The M assachusetts w ill soon be
joined by the Indiana, w hich is ov
er 60 per cent cogipleted. Her
launching is scheduled for Novem
ber 19. at the N ew port N ew s Ship
building and Dry Dock Company.
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The Indiana which
w ill
displace for the brand cam e to the depart devils, not to God} to gods whom Wizards, Io be defined by thenii —
approxim ately 35,000 tons, w ill
carry a main battery of nine 16
inch guns, 20 five-in ch crs and o th
er w eapons of a sm aller caliber.
Her engines have been designed to
develop in excess o f 115,000 h orse
power, w hich w ill drive her more
than 27 knots.
The Navy Department reiterates
that the fact that a ship's keel has
been laid does not mean that the
ture after August 23“. He continued:
begun. In reality, m onths, perhaps
years, have been spent in assem bl
ing plans and all the thousands of
com plex parts that are necessary to
the construction, so that as the
hull and superstructure take shape,
in stallations can be carried for
w ard in the shortest p ossib le time
in order to facilitate com pletion a-
head of schedule.
Another Film Star
Applies for Brand
The second H ollyw ood film star
to ask the state departm ent of ag
riculture for a livestock brand is
Ginger Rogers, w ho w ants to use it
for her Golden Guernsey cattle on
her Rogers Rogue River ranch near
Gold H ill.
The Rogers brand w ill be a 4R,
after the ranch name. The request
ment in the nam e of Lela and Gin
ger Rogers, the form er being the
star’s mother.
Eugene P allette, w ho has a ranch
near Enterprise on w hich he hus
stocked sheep, cattle ami horses, is
the other m ovie actor to have a
brand registered in this state. Pal-
lette's brand is the Xi.. Incidentally
it w as P allette w h o facetiou sly re
marked som e m onths ago that he
thought the only livestock Ginger
w ould have on her southern Ore
gon ranch w ould be bees. Rut the
Rogers application cam e in w ith
tlie declaration the brand they had
chosen w as too large for bees so
they had to buy cattle!
they knew not. 2 Kings 21:1-3, 6:
Manasseh . . . did that w hich wus
evil in the sight of the Laird, after
the abom inations of the heathen . .
He reared up altars for Baal, , . ,
and w orshipped all the h ost of
heaven. He . . . observed tim es, and
used enchantm ents, and ddelt with
fam iliar sp irits uml w izards.
(2t As heathen abom inations,
Deut. 18:9-12: W hen thou art com e
into the land . , . thou sh a ll not
learn to dp after the abom inations
of those nations; , . . dinination . . .
co n su lter with fam iliar spirits . . .
necrom ancer; for all that do these
things are an abom ination unto the
Lord; and because of these abom
in ations the laird thy God doth
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drive them outfrom before thee.
,3) As p ollu tin g practises, Lev.
movement
19:31: Regard not them that have
How must w e Scripturally consul fam iliar spirits, n either seek after
er Spiritism and Occultism w ith all
th eir m ethods, like tran ces, v is
ions, m enial telepathy, psyco-ther-
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