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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30
Gator Cridders
I'm Skull Session

GAINESVILLE N-Gator grid
.ders took this afternoon for skull
sessions before WORK ng under the
lights tonight in preparation for
the University ~ Florida contest
with Kentucky Saturday in Lex
ington.
Rain fen yesterday 10 cramp
the style 81 the passing game and
Of the halfbaeks. The Offcnse
worked mainly on their running
game with Rick Casarcs. Bob Ia.
Wis. Larry Scott and John Bur.
CESS doing most Il the leather
Juggling.
Afternoon practice ended with
a heavy scrimmago against q n
team offense running from the
Kentucky formations.
Two Gator regular guards
missed yesterdays work but both
were expected % se back on the
practice field today
Curt HaygOOd ana John Ham
mock who were slightly injured
IN Mondays defense drills.
Drills tonight we're expected "a
stress the hard running halfbacks
and the passing game both 81
which have been neglected in The
two previous vet sessions this
week.
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Miami S Mcdonald Breaks
Nose And Record In Opener

Frank Mcdonald. University Of
Miamrs brilliant junior who is be-
ing doomed for All America &C.
claim. came cut Of his first foot
ball game this ,all with one record
and one nose broken.
The record went by the boards
when be caught three forward
passes 20 boost ms all time total AZ
Miami 60 81 receptions. two more
than Tom Jelley accumulated dur
ing his career.
Frank has two other Miami rec.
ords for which he Is aiming tie has
caught seven passes IN one game
which Is one under the Miami rec.
ord and has career total Of yards
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MIG Pilot Said
Aiding AirfOrce
.Fliers In Tests
~ ROBERT TUcKMAN

TOKYO "a young North Ko-
rean pilot who flew a Russian built
MlGi5 TO South Korea Sept % Is
IN Oklnawa helping American niers
test the JET fighter. an authorize.
tive source said today
Whereabouts 81 both the MIG and
It's pilot had been secret
Gen. Mark Clark. commander Of
4. n forces. has offered 20 return
the MIG % is "rightful owner
once ownership has been estab.
lshed. But he said the North Ko.
rean pilot who landed It az kimpo
Arheld would silll get a 500 0W
reward offered for the first MIG
delivered % the a. \
The plot disappeared from pub
Ne view sept p The plane va.
dismanilcd loaded aboard q giant
Cl2g Gl0bemasier and taken % an
undlsclosed destination
4 reliable source, Who asked not
10 be- named said the MIG was
taken o. OklnawE and reassembled
The pilot arrived In Okinaaa
shortly afterward
The source said American AR
Force test pilots have made flights
from Okinawa IN the MIG.
Tie said the North Korean officer
has also flown the MIG from Ok
naWa.
The MIG was originally sched
uled % be taken 20 Wright. Patier
son Field, Dayton, OHIO, Tor study
BY L. S. Air Force experts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30
StetSOn Plans
Lineup Switch

DELAND .F-Stfisun is irving
some lineup changes getting ready
Tor the home football opener with
Western Kentucky Saturday nIQhf
Stan MARKS moved from half.
back 20 quarterback Jerry Hon.
kins moved up 70 first string cen.
ter end freshman Ted Reysk
moved up % first string tackle
40 yesterdays practice Sopho.
more guard Len Booth was ele.
waited 20 the varsity squad
Commenting on TIE shifts Coach
Jay Patiee said We're going -
give the hoys wno sHFue q chance
TO play--rcgsrdlcss Of experience -
Sieison bov ed % Auburn 40 in
Us FIRST game last week.
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Birdie Tebbelis
Shops For Right
Handed Pitchers
bY ORIG RoBERTsoN

NEW YORK ~ -George birdie
Tebbetis went shopping today for
right'handed pitchers as the new
manager of the Cincinnati RedleRs.
Tebbetts, who plotted lndianapo.
US to fourth plsre In the Amer.
can Assn. this season after 49,
years Of major league catching
was signed 30 3 tw0.year contract
late yesterday a. The successor "a
the recently fired RoRers Hornsby
i don't know much about the
Cincinnati players, " said Tebbet,s
After al, ! spent my days play.
ING IN the American League "
But General Manager Gabe Paul
quickly advised las new field boss
.oi the clubs need for pitchers
particularly those hat throw rich,
handed. So Birdie ioined Paul In
sounding out several club owners
here for the World Series.
Paul said he already had talked
TO several clubs bu; that nothlna
was definite. lie also declined q
say whether he was willing q
trade of some Of the Redlegs OF
pay cash.
Tebbetis' salary sor his first ma,
Dor league managerial job was not
announced. But Paul said ne va,
the only one the Redlegs talked
to about the position although Their,
we're May applicants.
febbetis broke into ma jor league
baseball with the Detroit Tigers in
1885 Eie was traded 60 the Boston
Red SOx for catcher Harold Waa
ner May 20. ist5. The Red SoS
sold him 20 Cleveland Dee. ~
1850. he vas used chiefly as a re.
serve catcher By the Indians.
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Series LineupS

NEW YORK Probable start.
inR ineups for today's World
Series opener between the New
York Yankees and brooklyn nodg-
efs az Yankee stadium Batting
averages and pitchers won,lost rec.
ords IN parenthcsesl
BRooKLYN
Gillian % l2tSl
Reese ~ 11ll
Robinson II t92s1
Campanella G 3l2l
Hodges 10 1922
Erillo RI 3&A
Cox 50 3il
Erxkine p tao6l
NEW ToRk
NCnougald % ( 2SSl
Collins 10 @6ql
Bauer II ( EBp
Rcrra G l291i
Mantle q 1851
WoodlinR IL 500
Martin 20 { 251l
Rltut0 50 t.25D
Reynolds p Ol3.O
Umpires - Gueve CALI plate
Stewart MY trst base Hurley
CAL second base Gore MI third
base. nascOh MI uEhtncl3 foul
line. Soar ,ALl leit HELD foul line
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Guard Replaced
By Tampa Coach

TAMPA QP-1,m Ouanne p D.
ably vii get injured Capt Zoe
Zalupskis startIu post 90 guard
for the lniter I'F ~ Tampa
against Mlsssslap southern a,
Hattie burg Mls. saturday night
Coach Marcel H9 Huer'a said
Zalupsh Vii need surgery for 5
knee hurt ~ SCI .mmage Monday
and wdl be- out Gt le 81 five weeks
The Sparians are scheduled O.
hold their last rough driil today
They leave Thursday
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International
League Seeks
New Franchise

MONTREAL 1.-THE lnterna.
tiOnal League, reduced 10 seven
clubs BY the shift # the st. Louis
Browns 10 Baltimore. faced the
problem today Of finding a new
city In which 10 operate or re.
duetion Of the circuit 10 SIX teams.
President Frank Shaughnessy ad.
mitted be hasn't the answer. Al
the same time he said the transfer
Of the Browns 10 the Maryland
city was the only decision that
could be reached" BY the American
League.
Shaughnessy said the matter will
be taken up az a meeting Of the
international club owners during
the Little World Series between
Montreal and either Kansas City
ton. The series opens in Montreal
tomorrow night II Kansas City wins
and Friday nigh, II Toledo wins the
"A playoffs. They are ted at three
games each
Quebec City, RichmOnd. Va, and
Hartford. Conn. have been men
tened as possible homes for thS
Triple "a" Orioles neat season.
Some Of the league members
however. are said 10 favor cutting
the circuit 10 six teams. dropping
the Springfield Cubs. who FINISHED
last in the 1888 camrain and failed
TO draw the fans through the gate,
/ IN any great numbers.
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IuIsa - 10
Bay lor gaarterhack Cotton David
son pct on what vh surely D.
considered one v Zoe memorable
performances u the year f0f S.
minutes In sparkling Baylor 20 q
hear flaaless go effort over Cal
f1rnia % days ago
When Davidson AUt through scuf
ing tao touchdown. compietIng :
~ Is passes for - yards without
40 mitvcp'un end turning IN a.
outstanding defens.y game BE- re-
cCAed q thunder1us ovation from
the partial Berkeley crowd u vas
tribute 90 . buy " Be- proved hov
effective a twO-Wsy l00thallcr could
Be
Bernie Faloney ives being com
pared 90 his All.Amerlca predeces
sor Jack Scarbath sfteI going So
minutes a. quarterback IN Mary
lands opening 21-6 triumph over
Missouri.
Mississippi quart Crawford Minis
spent S. minutes opening holes for
the ole Miss backs and bounding
Kentucky ace steve MeilineeF as
bis team recorded a decisive p q
victory Jackie parFnr was another
56EuInuie man ss 1e put on bril-.
liant show IN leading Wisslssippl
State 60 $50 Wh.lcwashlng 81
Tennessee he scored two touch
downs, passed for % third. set up
the fourth.
Other heavy duty men include
South Carolina quarterback JOHNNY
Granting With So, ~ inutes against
Duke. Georaa end John Carson
with 81 minutes against Tulane
and Penn tackle jack Shanafcll
SIS against Vanderbilt. Shanaielt
hard charging va q major factor
in the inability Of TIE Commodores
70 connect on a single pass.
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The World Series
Facts And Figures

NEW YORK R-Facts and zig.
ures on the S0ih World Series
opening today
oppOneHts-New York Yankees
American League champions. vs..
Brooklyn Dodgers, National League
champions
Series schedule - Sept 30 and
Oct. ] al Yankee Stadium, Oct ?
Oct ; and Oct. I IL necessary
at Ebbets Field: Oct S and Oct 4
.tif necessary az Yankee Stadium
Game time $3.50 i05 pm. (ESTl
tSunday 2-0S pm. (ESTDJ
Series standings American
League p, National League II
odds-fankees s 10 five favor.
ties.
Series records ~ opponents -
Yankees won IS. lost 1. Dodgers
won none lost six
Radio Mutual BroadeastIng
system
Ielevislon -- National Broadcast.
ING system
Umpires-B'll Grieye I'd Hurley
and Hank Soar taliernatel Of the
American League and Bill stewart
AT Gore and Frans Dascol talter.
halel at the National League.
fiayers pool - Receipts Of the
ilTs' four games oaly, plus radio
and II money
weather forecast - Fair and
warmer-lemperature in sos
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6O-Minute Man Is Back In The
College Football Picture Now

SEW YORK = - College foot
balls 50 minute nan Is making .
comeback on ghs hrsls Of TIE nev
limited Substitution RUE. And first
returns indicate Ne Loing a hale
of 4 t1b converting from q platoon
specialist.
when Notrs Dame center Jim
SchraGer fought oil si-deErec heat
and eager Sooner i.nemen 70 &c
the distance In tae 2s-zi irish con
guest q Oklahoma last Saturday
be hsralded the return q the all
around gridder
As matter 81 fact the entire
Metre Dame first team PLAYED
some S. minutes without relief
making rs 0Wn breaks with alert
defensive play and eapitallzing on
them with q vel drilled oflense
Joe Boring. Texas A&M fullback
who has performed vel as a line
hacker ard runner turned IN full
time twice. His conversions beat
Kentucky 20 and tied Houston u.
ne Teamgats Don Ellis played 50
minutes against kentucky. scoring
the AgRies' lone six.pointer, and
vent Sia against Houston when
hls passes accounted for both
TALES
william and Mary. With a slim
q man squad. PLAYED three men
all the way IN defeating Wake
Forest l6.il end four in ueing the
Navy sc. Columbia sent no fewer
than SIX players M route as the
Lions fought OF Lehign IA.
other 60-minuie individuals On
Clude Colorado A&M quarterback
Bob Rollins. who passed for 4
touchdown and booted both extra
points as bis team upset Kansas
State i4-i3. and center Ron sum.
mers played . so.id game both
ways in helping Wichita surprise
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30
STUDENTS CHARGED

FAIRMONT. ". Va. - Two
West Virginia University students
from MorEautown. w. Va. we're
charged with armed robbery yes.
icndA IN ire holdup Of a tairmont
hotrl owner
Robert Gregory Colssanli. ~. .
second year law student. and An
thony Scotchel IF is. a freshman
in commerce were held Cor grand
mr, action IN default OF S. 90
bond each.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30

gained throuEh toe aus is t5l Deb
les gatncd 1ag yards on has passes
With I'd Lutte. vbo specialized an
long ones D., the all time leader
with 6,g yards
Mcdonald playlne hl, FIRST game
of tvo uaS Football against Tlorida
State University guarded has po.
ton SD NavIessly that after @ few
early tHrusts. the Semno'oS 90.
tempted Go go their gaining else.
where
Coaches had expected Mcdonald
Co show defensive skin COmp8T
able 60 ms mstChlcss offensive
skill and hence we're not surprised
bat fans had no, anticipated that
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The Horse would plea up The
fine ar, 81 defense 50 quickly and
neither apparently. had PSI
Mcdonald pummelcd prublscus
WtIi uol Keep him oui ~ action
Trainer Dave Wike said that ble
Mae wlll be equipped with
special headgear Co protect the
tender member from further dam
age
Mcdonald 8 feet 2 inches tall
and weighing 20 pounds, halls
from Nuiley y J BE Is fast ard
Pas sire makes him effective roth
.n blocking and tackling lls cat.
like maneuvcring makes "a hard
% keep from getting free 90 catch
forward passes
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Sports Roundup
o. eAYlE rALsoT
o. GAYLE TAI soT

~ cATLE TALBOT
NEW YORK R-Issy are play.
|inE another World series opener
today, and we sast been hearing
ard reading > great deal abog, the
vital character ~ tte contest he's
TIE Yankees viii b. stricken ylr.
iuaily defenseiess Il they should
lose Il % the pFooklyn Dodgers
and, q course. vice versa
u Eot us O. uon1etinH uhy they
even bother 90 play more than the
one came Il that's he case-bar.
ring the sordit Grancial aspects
and the neat step Was 10 grab for
q record book. Befsfs you give up
On your beaten heroes tonight. JOIN
~ In a look.
Their chances a coming back 10
ain the champi0aship are, 90 far
as We can make ou exactly even
q yoa can believe What has hap
ptued IN the past ~ World Series
u thata . far enough sample. then
. u doesn't matter % al whether a
club wins or loses the first game
Beginning With toe 1888 playoff
IN which Carl Huhhell starred in
the Ncw York Giants a series
victory over Washington. 20 teams
which we're testined 30 emerge -
proud champions Rot their ears
beaten off IN the opener The same
humber won the frst one n you
sish 10 go back through the eight
series before that toe ratio remains
precisely the same. bat you get
TIE idea. Il just d1Csn't make any
difference We have no idea Wis
this should be So.
A year ago. lacking q day. Joe
Black came out II the Brooklyn
builpen % hammer the Yankees
and Allie Reynolds. 20. and set
of q great rejoicing In Flatbush.
- . Ftiitt pltCher could start and
beat the mighty world champions.
then the rest 0f should be .
breeze. But when thcy got around
20 The seventh game Il was Rey.
nolds licking Black and the Yanks
picking up the agates.
. To refresh the mtmory further
the playoif before that saw the
Giants wln the opener at Yankee
Stadium behind Attls Dave Koslo.
Il also saw them take 2i game
lead, same as the Dodgers last
year, only 10 get their Jumps then
from Reynolds. I'd Lopat and Vie
Raschi IN painful succession.
II our biiocals are not doing
tricks, no club has lost the first
two Rames and sslll wound % with
The championship since the seven.
game playoil was adopted in 1922
The nearest thing 20 Il seems 20
have been Pittsburgh rally 10 De.
feat Washington in the Is classic
after having traDed IL.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30

NEW YORK Tie Council o.
Actors Equity says Il has voted
20 expel any member proved by
due process q law 20 be mem
Der q the Communist party or a
Communist agency.
Equity represents some 9 20
persons IN the theaier
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30
Slengel Says Ii
Will BE Splendid
'53 World Series
~ 90 eoRRIcAN

NEW YORK A-Bsfore entering
the first batils. Manager Casey
siengel q the New York Yankees
fen over himself being polite His
final Pregame stgtenen' We've
got q nice team md hey have
splendid team over there 80 n
should be q spleadid World Series
what,
Both S,engel and Mana Ger
Chuck Dresser cf the Brooklyn
Dodgers have been warned b.
Commissioner Fogi Prick that
beaubslls all not be tolerated lie
also instructed them not 20 blast
the umpires after me games for
shat they considered adverse de-
cisionx.
Dresser Is keeping . secret
book 90 the Yank batiers. bat
he is wiling 90 discuss reserve in.
fielder Willie MIRANDA. Who isn't
much II a hitter 'iIii weakness Is
pitched balls. qu,pped Cholly.
Television Officials say this ser
les whl be telecas, BY the largest
network ia hisi0rv-ll9 stations in
il3 cities And no fewer than
$50 radio stations wll carry the
broadcast.
The Brooks allotted SIX tickets
10 each Yankee player for the Eb.
bets Field games bat received only
five for the stadium games them
selves.
Three scalpers have been tossed
IN jail for trying 10 sell SLY tickets
20 Ebbets Field games for Sl70
The tickets had a face value Of
S42.
n any game isn't finished by
darkness-which Il unlikely In view
Of the early starting time - the
lights IN either park will be turned
on.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30
NinO Valdes Kos
Daniels In Tampa

TAMPA gS-Nino valdes. Cuban
heavyweight whO may Get a shot
a. champion Rocky Msreiano.
scored q second reuu3 technical
Knockout over M1'; Daniels 81 New
York city here last night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30

81 Die, . small town Ia France
Is sometimes called the godmother
Ct America because II vas there
that TIE name America" vas
first proposed IN l507
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30
Picard And Son
Set Depth Record
ABOARD The coRVETTE
FENCE. or Pouaa island, Italy


FENCE. Or Pou1a island, ltalY
~ Prot Augustr Piccard end his
son Jacques rosie their So foot diy
ma box Trieste deeper into the
sea today than living man ever
has gone Co depth ol almost
tWU miles
The Italian nayf said tbe Swiss.
born scientist CanquCTor Of the
shakespeare and h son touched
the bottom Of che Tyrrhculan Sea
IN the record plunge % $50 me-
tiers 0r l0aa4 ieei
That plunge o. Little more than
doubled lhs record Of 4 $50 meter,
IS 0s5 feeU two french naval off
GERS set Aug ~ OF T0uion
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30

Oearh Va.g Es Is segg.aa
ap sht temps uf ea.. .sr "a Geor.
..a PLAYER, nHe sect -tsasA d
81 saturday Bafts b,a1.a. asua
6r defensive practice aHlr BE- ca.
pressed coHsrr over vaat b. I'D
aas veakass, Be- tAa. area d4-.aE
far Tulane Sam
TIE Louisiana s,at, team tbua.aa
Coach GayutI fr.,y would nrter
,aA 4at after iaet SOS started In
yesterday sgrmmasr De- kepg
,hc boss Eo.us .o-a aHef unset
H slrmwaar session, i1f tbe Bos.
som tal.vee same.
ne Iu.anr team also had a
raueh scuwma sn aaalnst q frrsh-
man g.ad The Drcrules bach.
ue'd looked .aod Or onense
Mississippi STATE taok o. ths a.r
a'tes coach Murray Warmath
warned fhtm % auI take a lat af
passing Go zgi over Jac North Texas
state Ink
Coach Harvey Robinson Ted bis
Tennessee Nu.s Ia tough sgrm.
mage.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30

Bob RlgaA Is a ha'fssek CO the
Eore Dame football squad Hs
father won 3 N0ire Dame football
letter bach In 1875.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30

In che Cated states tnere are
y Per .tni more women asEFs Il
eyeglasses tAan men users.
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Baltimore Orioles Return To American League After SO Years Absence

THE KEY WEST cTTIxER psss I
Wednesday,. September -. 1881
Evening star., 1953-06-28
PRACTICAL PATRIOTISM

by Leverett SaltOnstall
u. S. Senator from Massachusetts
Evening star., 1953-06-28
2azn/

HIGH COST or LIVING. Perhaps the fol.
lowing information from a Massachusetts
reader will help reconcile you to present
prices: A space-travel seminar at Massachu-
sets Institute of Technology, ponderinp the
subject of artificial satellites, has finished pre
lininary estimates on the cost of Transporting
14.5 million pounds of equipment, men and
oxygen to a reasonable orbit around the earth
The project, lasting about 10 years, would
cost roughly 6,6l0 million dollars plus the
cost of the equipment of the satellite. A break
down reveals that round-trip ticket for a
200-pound man complete with space suit and
toothbrush would cost $9l 900. Food would
be over $1,000 day, and there would be a
charge for the air he breathed. Our CORE
spondent suggests the possibility of the satel-
lite being built as hotel, with one-week
vacation priced at $le0,O o. which is really
out of this world"
All, SCIENCE. News From Behind The
Iron Curtain" published by the National
Committee For Free Europe, found this
fash from the scientific front in Czecho-
slovakian newspaper:
Many cases of exhaustion due to overwork
have been called to our attention. In this
connection we would like to point out that
such conditions are being treated in the Soviet
Union with sleep therapy, a new technique in
which the patient is put to sleep for a few days
or even weeks, and awakes refreshed and
ready to work again"
DIo ORDER. We've just heard about New
York mother who was putting her three-year-
old daughter to bed the night before Easter.
"And what, asked the mother, would you
like to have the Easter bunny bring you
tomorrow"
The child thoughtfully regarded her mother
for a moment, then her face frightened.
Santa Claus" she said. THE EDITORS
Evening star., 1953-06-28

The stones and pothOles that confront
US today are not only complicated national
and world problems Of this time Of ten
sion; they are also the burdens and re-
sponsibilities Of leadership that we must
inevitably bear = the heavy taxation, the
family dislocations, the uncertainties for
our young people, the new worries for
parents and relatives. These are the reali-
ties before us, realities which must be
faced in very practical way, with sound
common sense.
The free peoples of the world and par
ticuiarly those of us here in the United
States bear great burdens and responsible
titles, yes = but we face q challenging
opportunity rs we'll. 1t is our challenge to
keep glowingly alive the ideals Of liberty
and individual dignity. 1t is our RESPONSE
bility to defend the free world against both
the internal and external dangers which
threaten it.
Our ideal must therefore continue to be
living faith in freedom, but faith with
works" "a day-by-day practical demon
stration that we mean what we say and
that we say what we mean as spokesmen
for free and good society.
Evening star., 1953-06-28

selTosO you sOsana haUe a dream come ty1ae?"
Song from ''SOuth Pacific"
TT SEEMS to me, particularly in these very
i difficult days. that what we need more
than anything else both rs Americans and
as citizens Of the free world is what have
often during my lifetime called practical
idealism.'
suppose, in a way, that this IS another
way Of saying ''put your trust in God and
keep your powder dry It is certainly
sentiment which has always appealed to
me and which Ihave found to be most
reliable guide in personal and professional
life.
IdeaIism is, of course, essential to the
mental and moral well-being Of every one
Of US. AS that song in the musical, '.South
Pacific - puts it: .'You gotta have dream;
Il you don't have dream, how you gonna
have dream come true?''
At the same time it is important that
our idealism be not blind one, that in
keeping our eyes on the object ahead we
do not overlook the stones and potlholes in
our path. Rather we must daily take the
steps needed to surmOunt these obstacles.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

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