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The Sidney herald., 1956-12-20

Mr.. Haste showed movies at the
Mona hall.
Dinner guests of the Harold
Martins Sunday in honor of
Harold's birthday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Young and children
of Froid, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Danielson and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Salisbury and Marty
of Falrview, Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Martin of Sidney. Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Martin and Benny
Lewis.
Richard Danielson, Marion and
Richard Schaw and Don Haven
arrived at the Danielsons' about
300 Sunday morning coming
home for Christmas. Marion at
tends college in Tennessee and
the other three in York, Neb.
I They drove through in Marion's
car.
Mrs. Leroy Haste and Darlin
visited Mrs. Calvin Steppler and
children Thursday evening.
Harold Martin, Norman Ell
bridge and Lee McCollum mo-
tored to Wolf Point Thursday to
tear down a chimney on a school
house preparatory to having it
moved into Wolf Point for a
church building.
Sharon Steppler celebrated her
18th birthday Saturday, Dec. Is
with the following friends at
tending her afternoon party. Mrs.
Lloyd Parsons, Sonia, Barbee and
Penney. Mrs. Dave Steppler, Jo-
Ann, Kathleen, Donnie and Bob
by. Diana and Johnny Irigoin
Bonnie Snedigar and Duane and
Marilyn Martin. After her love-
ly gifts were opened cocoa, cake
and ice cream were served by
her mother, Mrs. Calvin Steppler.
Bert and Jean Bidegaray were
supper guests at the Barney Anne
stoy home Wednesday night.
Oscar and Bud Parsons and
Bobby Ralston were in Sidney
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Steppler
were in Sidney and Culbertson
Wednesday. They were
dinner guests at the R. L. Step
pier home.
Darlin Haste spent from We'd
nesday to Friday at the school |
with his mother.
Harold Martin and Lee McCol- |
lum called on the Victor Holland
family Friday morning.
Dave Steppler called on his
brother Cal Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Davis spent
Friday with Mrs. Delilia Sowle
as it was her birthday. Others
who called that day were the
Spencers and Jr Foss family.
Bert and Jean Bidegaray at
tended the Sidney-Billings bas-
ketball game Saturday night.
Lee McCollum was a dinner
guest at the Calvin Steppler
home Sunday.
Harold Tolksdorf, Bert and
Jean Bidegaray helped Jr Miller
bring his calves from the river
bottom to the home place for
Saturday. Others who
helped were Orin Patch and Don
Birch.
Lloyd Parsons and Bob Ralston
were Sidney shoppers Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Spencer
shopped in Culbertson Thursday
forenoon.
Darold Martin called on Baker
Tinnicum Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Holland
md Don and Lee McCollum made
/ trip to Williston Saturday after
loon.
Calvin Steppler flew to Will
iston Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Steppler
nd family and Mrs. Dave Step
'ler, Kathleen and JoAnn at
ended the Ruffatto school Christ
mas program Saturday night.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03
High Cost Of Saving
CONTINUED from Back Page)

Continued from Back Page)
II is a fine scheme, though having much more to
do with saving Democrats than farmers. That how
ever, is bias fairly attributable to the farm relief
thinking of both parties. 1t is extremely doubtful that
price supports, flexible nfexible, hold any real
prospect of curing the ills of agriculture.
Rigid price supports encourage over-production
driving prices down and worsening the basic prob
lem. But flexible supports, by which the subsidy de-
creases as prices fall have done better at checking
production For the farmer with high fixed costs and
notes to at the bank lower rate of return on
crops becomes goad work his for the great
possible output.
Since the problem is ability to produce too
much the soil bank plan offers most hope of cure
aims at taking acres out of production but it will &C
complish this on worthwhile scale only if the rentals
offered for following the land enough to make the
deal feasible for ard-pressed farmers. That would
run into much money, for it would call for cash
ments supplantng substantial share of present farm
income.
In an ideal world the public might be frankly ask
ed to say what it willing pay to the instr
tuition of the famy-size farm until such time con-
sumption catches up with productive ability.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03
Christ for the Jews
Continued from Back Pase)

We kept praying and suddenly the Lord granted
humble petition We received letter from Of The
radio stations in Australia stating they willing accept
program for daily broadcast We accepted the offer
and speaking in Australia days per week
how praise the Lord for this great victory.
The Lord also has opened radio stations in the
United States and Canada. Although burdens al
parts Of the world compelled by the Lord 70 sign
the contracts with these stations We determined TO
bring many Jews TO Christ. This all done in faith.
for we have resources but God.
II is impossible describe the full impact Of radio
broadcast upon my people the Jews For centuries they
have taught the God Of the Gentes and
the Of all suerngs Now they hear for the first
time Of their telling them Jesus loves them and
died for them.
Many Jews have told that when they first listened
they speeehess because they thought that il
was impossible for any Jew believe Jesus But the
more they listened my broadcast the interested
they became and finally yielded TO the voice OF the Holy
Spirit accepted Jesus is remarkable what the Lord
doing among people. praise Him that He raised US
up TO open the eyes of these blinded people.
How thankful am TO the Lord that He has given me
friend like you who understands and 10 whom can
burden my heart Please pray and ask the Lord what part
you should have in this great missionary work OF winning
precious Jewish souls TO Christ.
May hear from you without delay, at this so solemn
hour sharing with the Of this great undertaking.
God bless you richly because Of your love for the Jews
shall be looking for your letter
Yours in His service for Israel
A. NJ Nicholson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03
The Great US. Agricultural
CONTINUED From Back Pase)

John Fischer, in the December issue of "Harper's"
ma gazine raised terrific rumpus with his article
Country Slickers Take Us Again" The secretary of
agriculture, Ezra Benson, put his foot in tor aide
dd-by calling the article excellent" Senator Hum
phrey called it 'nefarious," and Secretary Benson
apologized Question: Did Mr. Fischer set forth the
facts accurately didn't he?
MIR. Fischers thesis that both parties but
especially the Democrats, going to do quadren-
NAL boot-lickng in the forthcoming national cleo
tons by outbddng each other for the farm vote and
the taxpayers going to be stung again into SUBJ
sidizng the richest farmers to keep up the high cost
of living, and produce commodities for which there is
no market at home abroad.
However nefarious it may be to publish them, MIR
Fischers facts are The American people are
paying out So 600 100000 year to the most prosper
Gus farmers. That's whale of lot of money If
everyone taxed regardless of income, it would
amount to around $1.50 month for every American
man. woman and child These subsidies don't go to all
farmers but, by and large, to the biggest ones many
of them corporations who constitute some 81 percent
of farm owners and produce IS percent of the food
including the millions of tons of wheat cotton, butter
ETC., that goes png up in storage for which the
taxpayer also pays-an investment" to date of bill
lion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03
Court Hats

Continued From Back PaRe)
State Supreme Court Justice Edgar j. Nathan Jr.
granted the injunction on application Of the corporation
He took The action only hours after renewed fighting
broke out between pkefs and nonskers seeking TO get
10 work by using Long Island Railroad train which stops
close 10 plant gate Fourteen persons arrested and
policeman injured. About 200 piekes were on duty.
SCORES INJURED
Scores Of injuries and than 100 arrests have
Cured the wakov began six days ago with demands
for higher wages and other benefits.
The Injunction issued against Lodge 1887, international
Association Of Mshsfs orbids pekets from interfering
with anyone entering leaving company premises with
damaging corporation or smploys property.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03
{. 5. Movement imperative!
For Entire Human Race!
Jesus and Mrs. Eddy-'The Way'!

The incompatible, nexhaustibe resources and facilities
OF the C. s. movement indispensable and imperative
AWAKEN the entire human its divine mastery over
the BELIEF OF evil-matier the MYTH sin disease DEATH
and the terrifying mortal thought phenomena moving pic
lures floods earthquakes hurricanes yphoons iempesis
da waves excuses OF heat and eold--al nothing more
nor less than MYTHICAL mortal thought eounereiiine-
IN BELEF-the eternal sspaee-eneompassina invoIabIe
harmony OF Gods ereaton-the Christike. spiritual SAT-
uRATINC the entire universe with heaven and eternal fe
and Gods omnpoenee preeludes the ACTUAL existence
Of any other creafonl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03
billy Graham Stirs-
Continued from Back Pags)

Members Of craham's party say that at some OF his
South Indian meetings than 100000 persons attended
and 50 many offered march down he aisle sf the end
1000 10 4oo0-ihs Graham had TO plead with the people
10 halt their rush.
srahams visit apparently caused little stir among Hin
dA There only six millions Christians in this country
# 'bO millions
One result Of Grahsm's tour has been to evoke IN
nsssn circles the comment that he has been OF the
DeH ambassadors" sent from the United States
Many observers say the crowds he drew in South India
sd the big audiences for Russian leaders Nkifa khrus
90" and Nkolsi Bvssnin when they toured this country
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03
Inside Spain


tConfinued from BACK Pagel
There is a strong movement of "devationsm"
throughout the country and within the ranks of Frances
ruling Falange party. Diplomatic observers wait
ing to see If the drastic he has taken cope
with it will be effective The tendency to liberalism
was admitted by the government couple of years
CURRENT OF HATE
Francho has acted Immediately and vigorously to
head off two of unrest and anmosy the first
from the students and inteectuals manifested in
the Madrid street rotng, and the second from
the working classes dissatisfied and apprehensive
the widening gap between their salaries and the cost
of living
Living costs have gone up from is to 20 per cent
since 1854 and economic well other dis
sasctons for the present violent reactions
of the university students
To meet the workers unrest, Franco has ordered
an increase of salaries generally. program
broadcast at the beginning of the month by his min
ster of labor to prevent raises from increasing living
coats The government also announced that funds
would be set aside for the execution of FIVE year
housing plan.
But more serious measures have been taken to
deal with the dissidence sgnazed in the student
outbreaks last week.
SUSPENDS RIGHTS BILL
Two articles of the bill Of rights suspended
for three months, thus permitting the arrest of per-
sons charged with political disturbances and their i'm
or forced residence in another part of the
country.
This step enabled the government to carry out the
of the elements considered disturbing The gov
eminent oused Manuel Lopez, dean of the law faculty
If Madrid university, and Pedro Lain Enrago, rector
of the university.
Seven dissident Fslaneists who were connected
with some Of the most important families in the Fa-
Continued next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03
Republic Asks Injunction to Curb
Picket"
Ichiesso Tribune Press servieel

FARMINGDALE, NY, Feb. 22-The Republic
Aviation corporation has asked New York Supreme
court injunction prohibit strike disorders and illegal
picketing at its four plants which Monday and
Tuesday resulted in arrest of rs and injuries to
than 30 persons.
A show cause order, issued yesterday by Supreme
Court Justice Henry Clay Greenberg upon the COM
pany's application, served at 42S today upon
Pasquae Vitae treasurer Of lodge 1887, International
Association of Machinsts, which voted strike effee
tive Saturday midnight against Republic The disorders
took place as shifts of nonstrikers reported for work
both morning and evening on Monday and Tuesday.
MUST APPEAR TODAY
Under the order, officials of the union local are
directed to appear 10 tomorrow before Justice
Edgar J. Nathan in Manhattan.
John J. Ryan, Republic vice president, said the
company demonstrated to Justice Greenberg by pho
ographs and afdavs the need for injunction hear
ing We will ask the court to drastically reduce
and limit the number of pckets prohibit them from
ntimd alton coercion, or otherwise threatening the
company's employees, damaging their property, to
stand away and permit persons, autos trucks, and
other vehicles enter and permit unlimited free entry
to the plants"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03
|S4l Deaths
CONTINUED From. Back Psge)
PART z


THAT CRUEL, In BELIEF, WEATHER IS DEvLIsH
REAL MORTAL THOUGHT MADE VISIBLE!
me INVISIBLE IS Externally HARMONIOUS,
'"NsIllkE, SPIRITUAL, AND HoLYl
IHe MATERIAL so-ealled WORLD IS A FRAUD.
''sNI MYTHICAL MORTAL THOUGHT COUNTER
tslr OF GODS MARVELLOUS. Externally
""oNloUs COMPOUND COMPLEX IDEA. WHICH
, SOMETIMES sYMBoLIzEp IN so-eaIIed NATURE
"D IHe ORDERLY FuNcTIoNINc OF THE
rlANETs-THE SUN, AND THE STARS
.u. The STARS OUT YoNDER ARE WITHIN You'll
"'nN HUMAN NscIoUsNESS-MoRTAL
THOUGHT IMAGES OF INVISIBLE, MARVELLOUS
rsNAllY HARMONIOUS SPIRITUAL IDEAS,
MNlFEsTINc PERFECTLY GODS NATURE
'N.HsRMoTHER." DIVINE LOVE. INFINITE
PRNcIPLsl -' ~
uoa hence. JESUS WONDERFUL PROMISE: my
S.Ns AND GREATER SHALL We DOL
vu ou'. IF We LOVE NE, KEEP NY COMMANDMENT
''"s.soevER THINGS We DESIRE, IN PRAYER,
oelI-s-Vi-N-c. YE SHALL RECEIVE. YOUR
,.nT' everywhere present. FATHER kNoWETH
A,v "hAT THINGS We HAVE NEED or BEFORE We
y AND Jesus again: FEAR NOT. LITTLE FLOCK IT
lux y.,S FATHERS GOOD PLEASURE TO GIVE YOU
me kNcDoM"I
uo Snd, IF We LOVE ONE ANOTHER, ACCORDING TO
". ~. so WILL GOD LOVE YoUi
bJp a.. 40 YE GIVE. SO SHALL We RECEIVE. HEAPED
RUNNING OVER SHALL MEN GIVE UNTO YOU
su,s ssk We FIRST THE KINGDOM or GOD AND HIS
''oosNEss, AND ALL THESE THINGS SHALL
Continued Next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03
Benson Asks w.
Continued from Back Page

(Contlnued from BACK FageJ
The Murrow program related to economic condi-
tons in agriculture Benson, who appeared briefly
the program, said sfterward it gave viewers dis
torted impression" of conditions and that he would
quest time to reply.
The request made in a letter to Frank STAN
ton, president of CHS The department made it public
DISTORTED IMPRESSION
Benson wrote that he "felt that the few minutes
allotted to me for comment inadequate to clear
up what distinctly feel distorted impression of
farm conditions given by sections of Mr. Murrows pre-
sentation."
'In fairness to farmers, to your metropolitan audi
and to the department of agriculture which
have the honor to serve respectfully request early
opportunity to set the record. straight several inn
portant points
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03
MD. Warns Britons-
Continued From Back Page)
PART 2


PART 2
THE CHRIST SCIENCE REBIRTH BRINGS AN
AWAKENING TO THE FOLLIES OF THE
ILLUSIONS AND DELUSIONS THAT IGNORE
JESUS PROFOUND SAYING: 1.-THE FLESH
PROFITETH NOTHING John 663) 1T is THE
SPIRIT THAT QUICKENETH :. THE WORDS THAT
SPEAK UNTO YOU THEY ARE SPIRIT
AND THEY ARE LIFE!
CHRIST SCIENCE VOID THINKING
CAUSES THE BELIEF OF PERSONAL AND
NATIONAL DISTRESSES!
ADULT SPIRITUAL 'ADOLESCENTS'
IMPERATIVELY NEED DAILY STUDY OF THE
WEEKLY C.S. BIBLE LESSONS, COVERING
26 VITAL SUBJECTS TWICE YEAR!
1.-THE HEALING OF THE NATIONS" (Revelation)
IMPERATIVELY DEMANDS THAT ALL PLACES
OF LEADERSHIP AND RESPONSIBILITY
IN INCREASING MEASURE-BE OCCUPIED
BY HONEST, CHRISTLIKE, C.S. STUDENTS,
THINKERS, LEADERS!-"MY CHOSEN PEOPLE,!
WARNS BRIToNs THEY TAKE TOO
MANY PILLS
[Chcaso Tribune Press Servcel
(Chicago Trbune)
EDINBURGH, Scotland, Feb. l9-Britain is fast be-
coming nation of pill takers warned DR.. F. S. Fddes,
senior lecturer in forensic medicine Edinburgh uni
versity
The lecturer said pep pills taken before college
amnations interviews replacing the old-fash-
toned bottle"
"The output of pep drugs in Britain has nearly
trebled since 1885," he said "More than $50 million
tablets produced yearly"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03
Detroit News)

GRAND RAPIDS tAP)-Lesier Burton, 80. Of Grand
Rapids missionary Costa RIGA for five years killed
by shark in river al ihe border Of Nicaragua and Costa
RIGA.
His parents. Mr. and Mrs. codon [. Burton, In
formed Of his death Monday by reIayed radio message
from the Latin American mission in San Jose.
Burton driving from Grand Rapids 10 San Jose
after nne-monfh furough
Delayed al the border Monday, he decided 10 swim
in the nearby river with his son, Charles, IA.
Burton attacked by shark that severed his right
the knee his way shore but died Of loss
Of blood, the message said
Burton attended Calvin College in Grand Rapids and
engaged in youth work before becoming missionary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03
|fhou Shalt Not Steal
CONTINUED from Back Pasey


| r.. Roman Catholic Church Is INDEED Of pre.New
...., oriqin The devil Jumped the gun on Gods New
,.,,msnt blueprint!
Crack philosopher. Aristotle more than centuries
I'D word Of mouth authorizations Of Jesus TEACHINGS
oood enough bring into being the Roman Catholic
.b Hence 325AD is accepted by students as the date
...s,on Of the healing genuine Christianity Of Jesus
u Apostles and Disciples, which healed the sick and
..,d the dying and the crippled, for nearly 800 years.
: ,ben the dark ages set in for 1000 yesrsl
creek Orthodoxy made It's Declaration Of Indepen.
,n from the Vatican late in the Iih Century,
Impure and immature aspects OF Professionalism
oenerssions of the pvrest and most advanced Scotch
American heritage enabled God TO raise
NJ. bohet representative since Jesus His modern Mary
,A Successor TO the Virgin Moiher!-
MT mother Of Cod but Of her Holy Ghost conceived Mes
~ Son. And Mrs. Eddy is Gods Daughter TO
not to replace but TO ENFORCE the the Christ and
olss His unfinished bvsness'i
PART 3
AUTO MANUFACTURERS AND LABOR ARE LEAN.
. me- ON THE DEvIL-ANlNAL MAcNETlsM-FoR
HEALTH AND HEALING EXCEPT THE SMALL
MINORITY, GODS CHOSEN PEOPLE. chrstIiks
CHRISTIAN scIENTIsTs!-who reject the WHITE.
wasu HEALlNcs OF THE DEvIL-ANlMAL MAG
NsTlsM!-lN MEDICINE, SURGERY, PsYcHIATRY.
cuRopRAcTlcE, oSTEoPATHY. sENSUouS PSYCHE
LOGICAL HEALING ENDEAvoRs. AND IMPURE
PRAYERS WHICH EXCLUSIVE MY. Gods, IMPERATIVE
\. CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH TO ALL
DPlEa ...-
BRAND NEW PLYMOUTH SEDAN ALREADY
RETURNED WITHIN A WEEK AFTER DELIVERY, TO
THE DEALER, FOR 2.DAY SERVICE, AND MORE
. IS REQUIRED!
SLOPPY, INDIFFERENT LABOR OPERATIONS
REPORTED! AND A HIGHER PRICED chrysIer built
car required S35000 worth Of service, which the dis
honest clio Labor and Intellectual management permitted
10 90 The Dealer!
BUT-ihere is no freedom Of the will whafsoever-ihe
DEVILS R. C. spiritual unacY TO the contrary noiwhsand
N There are the Satan bounds marked by Jesus
and those who execute Ny, Gods, will
And we reiferate: Ny. Gods Chosen People are Christ
like Christian Scientists!
The devils dupes are marked as alcoholic beverage
tobacco users and that includes members OF the
various pesihoods and their parshoners dupes-dePend
ling on Christ Miracle Science VOID healing endeavors-
which typical Of mass enslavement 10 the devils Adam
and Eve ego and psychology ensavemenf OF the devI!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03
BE ADDED UNTO YOU"

And Jesus further in John Ia II HAVE MANY MORE
THINGS TO SAY UNTO YOU. BUT We CANNOT BEAR
THEM NOW BUT WILL PRAY THE FATHER
10 SEND YOU ANOTHER COMFORTER WHO
WILL TEACH YOU ALL THINGS"
HENCE. THE IMPERATIVE NEED OF THE HUMAN
RACE TO GAIN DIVINE DOMINION OVER THE
6-E-l-i-s-F OF THE TERRIBLE UNREALlTIES OF THE
FRAUDULENT, MYTHICAL HUMAN MATERIAL,
soeaIIed EXISTENCE
VIA GODS CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH
MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEoPLEsl-REoUIRINc
STUDY, STUDY, STUDY, MEDITATION AND
PRAYER, AND PRAcTlcE-"WATcH, WORK, AND
PRAY"-Jesus
PART
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03

LANCE and the Franco regime, arrested. They in
oluded Miguel Mazas, of Rafael Mazas, one of the
founders of the FAlange and Dionisio Jmnez, former
secretary of Serrano Suner, Frances former foreign
secretary and brother-in-law. These arrests were
bombshell to the country
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03
Excerpts from Chicago Tribune)
Zenith Argues PaY-Tv Delay Hits
Station"
FILES PLEA FOR DECISION ON ISSUES NOV
BY ROBERT YOUNG
Ichieaqo Tribune Press servieel

BY ROBERT YOUNG
Chicago Tribune Press Service
WASHINGTON, Feb. S-Zenth Radio Corporation,
Chicago today told the federal communications COM
mission FCC that delay in authorizing home subscrp-
ton pay-asyousee television will result in the loss of
anv possibility for the economic salvation" of TV
tons now beset with improbable operations and facing
bankruptcy.
Zenith, pioneer pay TV developer, said in n state
ment filed with the FEC in connection with the agencys
inquiry into elevison station problems that subscrp-
ton broadcass have the potential Of solving the nan-
ciaI distress of than 200 Improbable stations
we'll as improving the future Of all televison.
TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MARCH ,, 1855 ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03
Shark Kills Missionary

Continued from Back Page)
SHARK KILLS MISSIONARY FROM STATE
Continued next Column TOP
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IGernQn Youth Learn
Democracy at YWCA

In Germany, she pointed
out, special emphasis has been
given to work with children,
women and girls in industry
and to teen-agers.
She pointed out Germany's
YWCA is a proving ground
for democracy with the mem
bers learning cooperative ef-
fort and democratic procedure
through personal performance.
Miss Allan also helped to
establish a Youth Center in
Hersfeld. near Frankfort. a
project begun from scratch.
The children themselves col
lected materials for their
building from the smallest
nail to the boards. bricks and
pipes used in its construction,
securing rubble heaps and
bombed ruins in their search.
She reports German youth
are more and more playing a
leading role in assuming re-
Sponsibility with a healthy
interchange of democratic