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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-29
HOUSE
Bills introduced


II. B. 1S6-Ringo. Fixing time for hold
ing court in Thirteenth judicial circuit.
Organization of Courts; Ca c;,.os
county commissioners authority TO appoint
county library board for three years terms.
Public Library. ...,,...
and Supreme Courts to hand down decisions
OF all questions submitted. Judiciary B:
II; B. 1S9-Drake. Jamison. Ringo. All-
pu purpose V With cost limited to / cent on
500. County and Townships.
H. B. 190-Barlow. Appropriatng sou
600 annually for 1--WE years to AID coileEes
not under State aid in paying critics crit Neo Tor
members m g Of state tee Assembly ' ST 900 per
year. with $1,000 for speaker OF House
and lieutenant governor. Mileage remains
f. ioaDu aaa Ha BoSson Licenses
pawn brokers. Limits interest on loans.
Prohibits acceptance Of stolen goods. Jul
u II. B. Dioa-Bosson. Prohibits hiring Or
leasing of motor vehicles with intent to
H. B. 106-Nolan. Strengthens powers
Of Horse. Thief Detective Association. PUP
II. B. i97-Drake. Abolishes county
road superintendents and placing duties IN
hands of county commissioners. OpIional
with county council. County and Town
H. B. 19s-Drake. Exempting cemetery
associations from payment of state inherit
lance tax when beneficiaries oil WILL
Ways and Means.
II. b. LOLA Fuze. Amending license
law Makes minimum age limit IA years.
Pedestrians to walk to left on highways.
Prohibits stickers, etc. on windshields. Re-
quires marker ON end of Overhauling loads.
Roads
Bills Passed
H. B. 45-Ahlgren ct al. Increasing
salaries of Judges of Lake. County Su-
perior. Criminal and Circuit Courts from
81 800 to $4,000. Ayes 10. noes 8.
H. B. S-Thiel: Requiring examinations
for admission to bar. Ayes "a. noes 8.
H. B. 6S-De Haven. Licensing and
regulating employment bureaus. Ayes 81.
Il. B. 49-Sallwasser. Permitting towns
to mako appropriations for band concerts
in public parks. Ayes 81 noes o!
tablishing bureau of criminal investigation.
Ayes 80, noes 0.
Fl. B. 71-Claycombe. Permitting Mar
ion County to use room other than circuit
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legislative Calendar

room for board of election canvessers
Ayes 70. noes U.
H. B. 30 Knepper Increasing as
SCISSORS pay in counties with having large
nonresident ownership of summer cottages.
Ayes S. nose 10.
Bills Indefinitely Postponed
H. B. S3-Lee. Relief of Francisco
II. b. i67-wright Appropriation for
Albert Poland former Statehouse employe.
H. B. 17S-Martindale. Removing re.
strictions on salaries OF county agricultural
agents.
Bills Withdrawn
II. B. 46-Scott. Amending dry law.
Amended to strengthen dry law instead of
weakening as intended.
H. B. 67-Bosson. Fixing penalty for
failure to pay for rented drive-yourselt
autos.
H B. SO-Donnel. Providing for re-
apportionment of congressional districts.
Maltese dogs, the little white
haired animals so popular as pets in
Victorian days, are no longer to be
found on their native island. They
were all exported for breeding.
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Deaths

Florence Martin, mo-, Riley Hospital,
meningitis.
ty-Sixth. diabetes mellitus
Robert Ward, IS. Central Indiana Hos
pital, chronic myocarditis.
chronic nephritis.
Fanny Frand. So. Fletcher Sanitarium.
encephalitis.
Charles schoolcroft. 10, 437 Abbott,
acute dilatation of heart
Elizabeth Ann McClain, 81, 442 n. Emer-
son. chronic myocarditis
Grace Irene Bickerstaff. AZ. 3412 E.
Twenty-Fifth, coronary embolism
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Births

Girls
Edwin and Matilda Flask, GA y. JEFF
ferson.
Ira and Josephine Cramer. 1921 Park
Ave.
Vieu.
Eugene and Beatrix Haskell. 215O N.
New Jersey.
Harry and Dorotha Hershberger, 1902
Spann.
Raymond and Edith stahl. 4O45 Rock
wood.
Boys
Harry and Ruby Lingenbelter. 1918 z.
Twenty-Fifth.
Paris and Gladys Organ. 210 Trow-
bridge.
=, Raymond and Carrie Donovan, 81 8.
Sherman DR..
Earl anad Reba Hoover. 242S Broolxside
Parkway.
Charles and Rosa Sandlin. 2034 Upton
Noble and Jamie Posey, S15 River.
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OF SCREEN
UNSCATHED

BIZ United Press
HOLLYWOOD, Call Jan. 90
Noses can be overhauled by ladies
of society or gentlemen of the box
fighting business when whim or
necessity demands. but in motion
pictures the public wants its noses
straight, both as to outline and
sincerity.
This statement was made today
on the authority Of Mae Murray of
Broadway and Hollywood, who was
recently embarrassed by an Incl
dent involving a New York society
matron and the famed Murray nose.
Miss Murray, now the Princess
Mdivani, following her recent mar
riage to n Georgian nobleman, has
Just returned to Hollywood from
Paris where she has been resting
after completing 1.-The Merry
Widow" and Valencia" here.
Incorrect News Report
Her return to studioland was pre-
coded by an erroneous news dis
patch from Cincinnati to the effect
that she had been in the hands of a
famous surgeon there for an opera
ton on her onse. The dispatch sur
prised her friends and, incidentally,
Miss Murray herself. The Murray
nose proved on arrival here to be
the same, genuine article that had
left some months ago. except for a
slight tilt in the direction of one
Mrs. Margaret Mergentime of Cen
trail Park West, New York.
Investigation developed that Mrs.
Mergentime had gone to Cincinnati
for a. nose operation. Her husband
had been unable to accompany her.
Following the event Mrs. Mergen-
time, delighted with results, wired
her waiting spouse to this effect;
Operation a success. Will sign con
tract in Hollywood. (Signed Mae
Murray"
The text of the wire leaked out be-
fore it was delivered, and about the
time Mr.. Mergentime Of Central
Park West was reading the telegram
itself. Hollywood was reading news
dispatches to the effect that Mae
Murray of picture fame, was return
! ing with another nose.
It's Perfect Nose
Hollywood knows the Murray nose
and demanded that and none other
| 1t has been pronounced by Pau
Helleu, Rolf Armstrong, and ALFRED
| Cheney Johnston as the most perfect
feature on tn eAmerican stage OF
screen.
Now that it has been returned
safely, intact and in original form
Mrs. Margaret MerCentime of Cen
trail Park West, New York. is still
explaining to Princess Mdivani Of
San Vincente Blvd, Brentwood. Cal.
that she did not intend to take ir
vain the most famous nose in pic
lures, but was merely assuring friend
| husband hat she now had proboscis
comparable architecturally with the
petite feature of Mae of the movies
Miss Murray has broken her con
tract with o-Goldwyn-Mayer as
q result of disagreement over suit
able story material for the blonde
star, and her next production may be
made under the banner of Eu
ropean concern. She wants to dc
"L'Aglon," made famous by Bern
hardt.
The first public library was found
J ed in Athens. Greece, in 81 +. G..
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TO
Be ELABORATE
FOR AUTO SHOW
Building at Playground to Be
Transformed Into ORR
entail Garden.

Plans are under way to make the
annual indianapolis Automobile
Show. Feb. 1919, at the State Fair
Ground, under the direction of the
indianapolis Auto Trade Associa ton,
not only a motor triumph, but an ar
tistic success, for the decorations are
expected to exceed any used hereto
fore.
The entire building is to he trans.
formed into an oriental garden. The
windows are to be paneled in hand
painted Japanese sketches depict.
ing pagodas, geisha girls and fruit
blossoms in delicate coloring that
will be skillfully Illuminated so that
they will glow clearly from either
the outside or inside of the building
Painted Green
The walls and ceiling of the build
ing are to be completely covered with
cloth painted in soft green, splashed
with gold. Flower petal shades for
the many lights. in spring colors,
many of them glorified by opalescent
diffusers. will be used.
The entrance viii take on the APP
pearance of a uncovered pergola,
with white lattice work hung with
wistahia, glowing with vari.colored
lanterns. The cleaning statue of
the goddess of transportation shin
ing with small colored lights will
point the way to the show ring of
motor car beauties.
Cars for All
And in that ring will be cars for
the entire family.
Automobile shopping will be done
TO music, according to John Orman's
plans, for Husk OHara of Chicago,
with his toe-tickling music makers,
will play.
Orman, show manager, is gratified
with the outlook.
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Jan. 2S has become an outstand-
ing date in the lives of Miss Emma
Hoenig and he rsister. Alma. who
live with their mother at 3107 North
western Ave.
Friday. girls were given full
United states citizenship, along with
forty other applicants. who appeared
for final hearing before Federal
Judge Robert c. Baltzell. The young
women We're born in Karlruhe, Ger
many, and came to this country in
1909. following the death Of their
father.
We've always been American in
everything" Miss Emma said, look
ing fondly at the American flag she
held in her hand. The flags and
a card bearing the oath of allegiance
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UNDERSEA MOUNTAIN

LONDON, Jan. "a tall peak
out in mid-Atlantic, Mt. Laura Ethel,
would tower high among the lofty
ranges of the Rockies, but its sum-
nit falls fathoms short of sunlight,
according to scientists here. An
other sur;ed marvel is the Congo
Canyon, bigger than the Grand Can
yon OF Arizona, but submerged far
under the surface Of the Atlantic.
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NEW YORK OIL STORAGE

BU UHtICU PTGSS
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-More than
100000 and at times as much as
100000 barrels of petroleum, for
bunkering, is normally held at the
port of New York. Eight of the larg-
er oil companies have a storage ca
pacity here of more than 100000
barrels. These figures have been re-
vealed as the result of a report pre-
pared for the War Department in
Washington
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Building Permits

F; E. Noon. alterations. 1888 n. Rural.
90 Scottish Rite Temple, contact switches.
:, Lemcke building. switch magnets, LOG E.
Market, S732.
igan, SS44.
American Can Company. weights, s. East
and Belt Railroad, ST .943.
5000.
Capitol Bottling Works. remodel. 446 E.
Tenth. 5000.
Bar Parker. dwelling, and garage. 1919
e. Thirty Second. 81 500.
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were distributed to the new citizens
bv the Womens' Relief Corps.
"Our boy friends have all been
Americans ever since we started
going ont Miss Alma Hoenig
added. 1T never seemed to us that
we were really foreigners until we
realized that we were not accepted
as actual citizens.
It's JUS tgreat-thats how we
feel about it."
Both girls have been students at
Technical High School, and later
took business courses. Miss Emma
Hoenig is a stenographer for George
& Zimmerman, architects. in the
Meyer-Kiser Bldg. Her sister is a
stenographer at the Big Four rail
road offices here.
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TWO INJURED IN FALLS
Woman Receives Broken Arm, Hip
in Fall in Street.

Mrs. Ella Morse, CT, Of SIC N. JEFF
ferson Ave, fell in the street at 1873
Massachusetts Ave, Friday night.
At the city hospital 1t was discov-
cred her right arm and hip were
broken.
Mrs. Mae McGlouthlin, A. of POS
N. East ST., fractured her skull Fri
day night when she fell in the bed.
room of her home.
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NOTICE

To. All Whom It May Concern:
Notice is hereby. given that the under
signed is the appointed. qualified and act
ing receiver of the business and stock of
goods and merchandise of Harold Jacobs.
az 106 Monument Place in the city of In
of the Marion Probate Court. of Marion
County. and that said. court has made and
entered an order. in the matter of said re-
ownership. requiring all creditors and per-
sons, having claims against. said Harold
Jacobs. to file the same with said receiver
on or before the 10th day of February,
1927. and in default thereof be precluded
from sharing in any distribution of assets
that may be made by said receiver.
with the Undersigned as such receiver. at
No. lily Fletcher Savings and Trust
building. in the city Of Indianapolis.
Dated this 22nd day of January. 1927.
PAUL G. DAVIS. Receiver.
Jam % % 1927
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Legal Notices

CAPITAL FURNISHED THROUGH THE
ing an issue in which investors would have
good opportunity of making a profitable
investment. Only. established enterprises
or new projects Of better than ordinary
merit will be. considered. Submit. full de-
tails to GRANTLEY. ELLINGTON G. CO..
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Everything

INCLUDED AT THESE BARGAIN
PRICES
No interest charges, no insurance
to pay. They even include your
license and registration fees.
FORD, 1924 TOURING. ..$115
In exceptionally good shape, with
shock absorbers and good curtains;
$25 cash, balance weekly or month
ly payments to suit you.
FORD, 1924 ROADSTER ..... .$95
At this price it's gift; SIS down,
balance as low as SO per week.
FORD, 1923 TOURING ....... .$65
Good transportation at less than
car fare; SIS down.
FORD, 1925 COUPE 1925
New pair balloon tires, lot of ex-
tras; $50 down. balance to suit you.
FORD, 1923 COUPE ..$145
Better than the average. Only $25
down on this one.
OPEN SUNDAY ALL DAY FOR
YOUR CONVENIENCE
North Side "
HudsOrn=ESseX Co.
2441 Central Ave. Phone Ran. 1924
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957 N Meridian.
Open Evenings and Sunday A. NJ.
FORD. 1928 Tudor sedan: Al shape Can
. arrange terms for responsible party.
Call Webster 4295-W.
1925 oLDS coach: in first-class condition.
A rare bargain: 1915. FRANK s.
FEESER. 1925 Prospect. DRexel 1858.
OLDSMOBILE
1924 Sport touring: fine mechanical con-
dltion: fully equipped: terms. Ken. 1919.
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The first public library was found
ed in Athens, Greece, in q +. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-24
BIG s-ROOM NV. HOME.
A REAL BARGAIN AT $3.50.

Splendid S-room brick home in re-
strcted NV. section near 9Th and, Upshur
large bedrooms. tiled bath. hot-water heat.
electricity: modern in every detail Of equip
ton: newly ,papered and painted: deep lot
to paved alley: A progressing party can
time. Certain conditions make it necessary
for owner to, offer this house at 81 95O-a
price far below its actual worth. Easy
terms can be arranged. Call Col. 1911
after $50 pm. and all day Sunday.
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TOMORROW
Trustees Sale of Ladies',
Mems and Children's
Furnishings, Toys, No
tons, Stationery, Holt
day Goods, Fixtures, Etc.

BY virtue IL certain deed in trust dated
August 4. 1927 the undersigned trustee will
sell by public auction. at No. 1858 Az street
s:w.. on THURSDAY. AUGUST TWENTY
FIFTH. 1927. COMMENCING TEN O'CLOCK
A NJ. stock of Hosiery. Underwear. Handker-
chiefs. Shirts. Lace. Collars. Ribbons. Dress
Goods. Notions. Toys School Supplies Sta
tionery. Holiday Goods. Cotton Silk etc
ALSO.
Counters. Counter Cases Tables. Shelving.
etc.
Terms: CASH
1000 81 E; r D. HATHAWAY. Trustee.
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FUTURE DAYS.
THOS. J. OWEN G SON. AUCTTONEERS-
142b Eye Street NnrthNest
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SALE-HOUSES.
SALE-HOUSES.
MASS. AVE, PARK.

SSo5O-ADT JOINING MASS. AVE PARK.
h r GSnssFs and fss mp nSdtn m @ %
hardwood oo
rs ' oSe6 6sqSs pys si Hss TIE % % @
S16250-DETACHED CORNER HOME. SAULS ADDITION
a spendidy trauvey designed
inviting Q
bright and cheerful sun
service.
@ rodT % 1 @
to match the house
S185OO-IN CHEVY CHASE D. c.
home 3 or oure
of bedrooms
beakfas DOM: moden
Sl2o50-WEST OF CONN. AVE. CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Connecticut % exendonay stree d.
andb porhs: enur
S23 5O0-DETACHED CORNER BRICK, CHEVY CHASE D. c.
and
inspection will desrabiit
S22 SUBSECTION TWO, CHEVY CHASE, MD
oe. f s S must a s" t spd priced a f uaS % %
line the street and surround the Rare srsy hmk
BOSS PHELPS
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Trustees Sale of Modern
Office Building, Known
as the vermont Build
ing" Northeast Corner
of Vermont Avenue and
L Street NV.

n.y. BY VIRTUE 9 Of certain deed of trust, dated
Marcn II 1o27 and recorded March Is
l9%7 among the land records of the Dis
lrlct OF COLUMBIA and at the request of the
tees Will Offer b for sale by public, aHetion n
THE THIRTY-FiRST DAY OF AUGUsT
AID 1897. AT THREE O'CLOCK PM. the
following described land and premises. sit
uate in the District Of Columbia; to-wit:
c. in John Daly's subvldision Of lots in
N: K. folio 24s.. of the records of the offiCe
OF the surveyor for the District of Columbia
together being described as follows: Begin
ming for the same at the southwest corner
of said lot A" and said square and running
thence northeasterly, along the line of Yer.
ley: thence southeasterly along said alley IA
feet inches: thence south % feet 3 y
inches: thence west 4 feet: thence south SIS
feet to L street. and thence west along said
street 62 feet. inches to the point of be.
ginning: being improved as above.
Terms of sale: The above property will
Is sola Id subject TO prior deed Of trust for
S330.00O: details OF which vii he an;
trust cash. deposit of $4,000. required
of purchaser at time of sale. All convey
ancing. recording and notarial fees at cost of
pgrshss ;,S, Terms e. sale to be compiled
otherwise the trustees reserve the right 90
resell the property at the risk and cost of
the defaulting purchaser, after five days
advertisement or such resale in some news
paper published In the city of Washington.
PERCY w. PIcKFoRp
au20.d&ds. exSu, Trustees
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Trustees Sale of Valuab bic
Three-Story Brick Dwelling,
Known AS Premises 1911
Euclid Street Northwest.

By virtue Of certain deed of trust. dated
March nth. 1927. being instrument No. 40
recorded March 18th 1927. among the lard
records of the District of Columbia and at
the request OF the party. secured thereby the
undersigned trustees will sell at public auc-
ton. in front of the premises. WEDNES-
DAY. THE TWENTY FOURTH DAY OF AU-
GUST AID. 1927. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
the following described land and premises.
situate in the District OF Columbia. and des-
ignated as and being lot II in Kennedy and
Davis subdivision of lot l in block 81
Columbia Heights" as per plat recorded in
Liber County II. at folio 5. in the surveyor 3
Office of the District of Columbia said block
81 being now known for purposes of assess
ment and taxation as square 1851 subject
to the right of way over the north feet
by the full width of said lot for use as .
private alley: subject also to covenants of
record
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed of
trust for SS.O00.OO. further. particulars -.
which will be announced at time of sa~
the purchase price above said trust to 10
paid in cash. deposit of 100000 require
Conveyancing recording. 1tc.. at purchaser
cost Terms 20 I've complied with within
thirty DAYS. otherwise deposit forfeited an.
the property may be advertised and resold at
'hr discretion of the trustees
RUSSELL BROWN.
GUS. A. SCHULDT
aul J-dEds exSu Trustees
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FACING BEAUTIFUL CIRCLE.
20-FT. GROOM HOUSE WITH GARAGE
PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE.

wonderful colt. home facing large
circle in splendid NV. community priced
for quick sale O unusually large rooms;
large porches: rear porches enclosed for guse
as room. Big kitchen, with huilt-in refrig-
orator pantry. Ample wardrobe closets:
coat closet on first floor. Concrete cellar.
hot-water heat. instantaneous water heater.
servants toilet laundry trays. electricity
gas. Hardwood floors throughout. attractive
decoration. In excellent condition. screened
and weather-stripped Don't overlook this
opportunity. Very good terms. as owner
must leave city. Call Lincoln 7063-W for
further details.
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ADAM A wEscHLER & SON. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE BRICK
2426 SHOWS COURT NORTHwEsT
lBETWEEN EYE AND K. TWENTY.
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Liber No $3.50 folio 437 ct sea-.
of the land records of the District of Column
bla, and at the request of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will offer
for sale by public auction. in front of the
premises on FRIDAY THE TWELFTH DAY
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land
and premises. situate in the District of CO.
lumbia to wit: Lots 1O7. IOS and 100 In
Louise A. VeerhOh's subdivision of part of
original lot lS IN sulIare % as per plat re-
corded In the office of the surveyor for the
District of Columbia in Liber H. at folio lO6
Terms: One-third of the purchase money
one and two years with interest at go .
secured by deed of trust upon the property
sold. or all cash; at option of purchaser A
deposit of $500 required of purchaser at
time OF sale. All conveyancing. recording
and notarial fees at cost of purchaser. Terms
days from day Of sale otherwise the trus-
tees reserve the right TO resell the property
at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur-
chaser. after five days advertisement of such
resale IN some newspaper published in the
CITY OF Washington. d. c.
S SAAMBEL H; wALKER;
au3-d&ds. Trustees.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED To
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST TWENTY FOURTH
1927. AT THE SAME HOUR and place
-auI2.23.24 BY ORDER TRUSTEES.
TONORROw
The Bozeman courier., 1927-01-21
COOLIDGE SENDS
CLUBS GREETINGS
(FrOm the Montana State COIleRe)

(FrOm the Montana State COIlege)
President Coolidge, through Director
>. z. Taylor Of the Montana Extension
service, sends his New Years greetings
TO the members Of boys and girls All
clubs OF Montana. In his message sent
20 Director Taylor for conveyance to the
young people Of the state. the President
says;
AS we go into the New Year, send you
my greetings and best wishes for health
and happiness in the coming months.
In my holiday message a year ago, l
pointed out the many advantages Of mem
bership in associations such as yours. If
we should try to express their principles
In single word, that word, it seems to
me, would be 'Helpfulness'. You help 9th
ers, and help yourself by helping others.
Il congratulate you on the accomplish
ments Of 1925, and know you will have
abundant opportunities for usefulness IN
1927. We get happiness from doing our
duty, further happiness from doing a lit
tie more than Is necessary, aud from doing
things as nearly right as we can.
"Our communities and our country are
the better because Of what you boys and
girls are, what you do, and what you will
mean to our social and economic life as
the men and women Of the future"