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out in the fishing but showed up at
the announcer's platform with two
one-half inch mushrooms. He was
awarded toy in the children's
division for his efforts.
John Bracy and George McCune,
Bluffton, and Bobby Weirauch,
Jenera, were the first anglers in boats
to check in the limit of trout before
the 4:3O closing bomb.
In the mems division, Ralph
Garret, Bluffton, turned in the second
trout in the Derby. He won min
now bucket.
Other Bluffton anglers checking in
with tagged trout were: Roger Bell,
Ted Kohl and Dale Joe Kohl.
Area anglers turning in tagged
trout were: Flora Scoles, Lafayette;
Nancy Augustine, Rawson, and Ed
ward Zelmo, Lafayette.
Nine-year-old Ray Critics, Bryan
claimed a 10-pound ham for the 25th
fish checked in during the afternoon
He also received IS from Post Cafe
Lima, a ball point pen and mechan-
ical toy.
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April ShOUers
FeU MGy FIOUers

This years April showers did
not bring many May flowers and
for good reason. The average
mean temperature for the month
was 46.1 degrees, 81 degrees be-
low normal for the 80 days. Even
the precipitation was not up to
par. 2.23 inches were, recorded,
80 inches below normal@for the
month.
The mean maximum temperat-
ure for the month was t57;3 de-
grees and the mean Dinimum
was a chilly 34.S degfses.
Snow fell on eigits. different
days for a total of t2.9 inches.
One inch fell on Apfil "a the
second latest snowfall for the
season on record in fEe area, ac-
cording TO- Ray BurB9lder, Pan
dora, area weather7dh efver. The
latest snow ops record was May
9, 1928, when two inches were re-
corded. a.
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Mrs. Philip S. Curtis, Columbus,
administrative secretary for tn e
United Church Women of Ohio and
member of the committee on pro-
gram and field activities of the
National Council of Churches, will be
the guest speaker for the annual
United Church Women's May Fellow
ship tea at p. m. Friday in the
Methodist church basement.
Mrs. Curtis received her bachelor
of theology degree from Gordon
college, Boston, Mass. Until 1945 she
served as a missionary in south
India with her minister-husband. After
his death in 1947 she assumed her
present position with the Ohio Council
of Churches.
Mrs. E. r. Moser, Route 2, presi-
dent of the Bluffton United Church
Women, urges all church women OF
the community to be present at the
tea.
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Hospital To Hold
Open House Sunday

4 number OF Legionaires and Aux
iliary members from Bluffton are
planning to attend the open house
Sunday at the Sandusky Veterans
Hospital. They will visit the Poppy
Shop and take a tour of the hospital.
Poppy Day, the annual day for the
sale of the red flower symbolizing the
memory of the men who gave their
full measure of devotion for their
country on the field of battle, will be
held here Saturday, May &c.
The poppies are made by disabled
veterans. 1t gives them employment.
enabling them to support themselves
and their families, and also is an aid
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Heart Attack Fatal
To Arthur Deter

Funeral services were held in Col
umbus Grove Sunday afternoon for
Arthur Deter, SO, who died of a
heart attack Friday morning.
Mr.. Deter, a resident of Columbus
Grove, was well known in this vicini-
ty having operated milk route south
of Bluffton near Beaverdam. Never
married, he is survived by sister in
Muskegon, Mich, and brother in
Archbold.
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All Leadership
School Set Monday

The annual training conference for
officers and advisors of All clubs in
Richland, Jackson and Auglaize town.
ships will be held at Beaverdam
high school Monday, evening, May
II, at s p. m. Mrs. Vernon Eley is
chairman of the conference.
Bluffton area All officers and ad-
visors are urged to attend the meet
ing. Attendance can be included on the
Honor Club score sheet depending on
the number of officers and advisors
representing the club.
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Girl Scout Training
Course Set May Is

Training course for Bluffton Girl
Scout leaders will be held in the high
school library reading room from 1
to p. m. Tuesday, May Is.
The training school will instruct
the leaders in various phases of
camping to prepare them for regular
Girl Scout Day Camp set for May 81
to June 1 and June 5, 6 and Z.
Miss Ocie Anderson, librarian, has
Girl Scout literature on reserve for
use during library hours.
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Society and Clubs

employed by the Triplett Electrical
Instrument Co. Mr.. Fuerst, grad
of the same school, is employed at
the Sylvaaia Electric Co., Ottawa.
The wedding will be an event of
June 2.
<
Plan Summer Wedding
Miss Doris Doty, daughter OF
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Bethrothal Announced


Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Basinger
Route /, Bluffton, have announced
the engagement and Forthcoming
marriage of their daughter, jeanne
Eileen, to Merle A. Butler, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Butler
of Benton Ridge. The wedding will be
an event of Saturday afternoon at
2:30 in the Bluffton Missionary
church.
Miss Basinger is a graduate of the
Cory Rawson high school and is en-
ployed at the Triplett Electrical In
strument Co.
Mr.. Butler is employed by the
Western Sugar Beet company, Find
lay, and is graduate of the Liberty
Benton high school.
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Gold Star All

Gold Star All
The second meeting of the Gold
Star All club was held at Orange
Center on April 80 and was opened
with the All club pledge, led by Lois
Warren. We voted to attend church
at Bethesda on May 6 for the eve
ming service for Rural Life Sunday.
As club project we chose Lets
Explore Outdoors" and our first hike
is scheduled for May 5.
Our officers for the term are
Janice Gallant, President; Louise
Wilkins, Vice President; Claudia
Ream, Secretary; Lois Warren,
Treasurer; Sue Webb, Reporter and
Health Leader; Marlene wilkins, Rec
creation leader. Two new members
in the club are Jean Ann Montgom-
cry and Carol Schifferly.
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Set Wedding Date

Set Wedding Date
Mr.. and Mrs. Brice Watkins,
Columbus Grove, formerly of Bluff
ton, have announced the engagement
of their daughter, Dorothy, to Will
fred Fuerst, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Amos Fuerst, Columbus Grove.
Miss Watkins was graduated from
Columbus Grove high school and is
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to the recovery of use of their hands
and minds.
Sunday will also be open house at
the Chillicothe Veterans Hospital.
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Share-A-Talent Club

Members of the Share-A-Talent club
are to have a luncheon and theatre
party next Wednesday evening, May
9. Meet at the home of Mrs. Helen
Foltz at 6:30 p. m.
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To Wed Saturday

The wedding of Sue Conaway,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. K. p. Con-
away, formerly of Bluffton, to Robert
G. Reidenbach, son of Mrs. Henry
Pifer, RID, Ashland, will be solemnized
Saturday at 2 p. m. in the First
Methodist church, Ashland. Open
church will be observed.
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Kings Guards Meeting

There will be a Kings Guards
meeting next Sunday, May 6, in the
Methodist church basement at 10:30
a. m. Miss Mary Lin, from Formosa,
who is an exchange student at
Bluffton college, will be guest
speaker.
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Richland Twp. Home Dem.

Mrs. Carl AmstutZ was elected
president of the Richland Township
Home Demonstration group at their
meeting Wednesday of last week in
the Beaverdam Town Hall. Other
officers elected at the meeting were
Mrs. William Reichenbach, vice presi-
dent and council member; Mrs,
Leonard Gratz, secretary-treasurer
and Mrs. Lester Van Meter, assist
ant secretary-treasurer
The group will have no meeting
during the summer months. Their
next meeting will be held in Sep
tember. Projects for the coming year
are better dresses, lighting, pictures
repairing electrical appliances and
winter bouquets.
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WOmen's Fellowship

W UIIIVII , NNIIVW oIIIP
The Christian Women's Fellowship
of the Church of Christ will meet in
the church on Thursday evening, May
10 at 8 o'clock. The Beaverdam Wo-
mems Fellowship will be guests at
this meeting. Mrs. Bertha Thomas
will be program leader.
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Troop No. 1872

lIOOp NO. lGS
We answered roll call by giving
one of the Girl Scout laws. After the
flag ceremony and business meeting
we discussed Mothers Day project,
We added a page on the World
Association to our tenderfoot books.
Jane Herr, Elaine Mas and Ellen
Jean Johnson received stars for say
ing the laws.
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Happy Gardeners

Happy Gardeners
The meeting was held in the high
school Ag room Wednesday night.
We brought plans for a float in the
4th of July parade. Each member
was given four packages of gladiola
bulbs. We were assigned reports for
the next meeting which will be held
May 9.
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Troop 127
Richland Community Circle

Richland Community Circle will
meet with Mrs. Linda Dray Thurs
day afternoon, May 10. Roll Call
A favorite dish my mother made.
Topic-Famous Mothers by Pauline
Zimmerman; special music.
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James Doty and Lois Doty, Columbus
Grove, is engaged to Pfc. William
Smoke, USMC, son of Mrs. H. H.
Smoke, Lancaster, and the late Mr..
Smoke.
A graduate of Columbus Grove
high school, Miss Doty is an employee
of the Triplett Electrical Instrument
Co. Pfc. Smoke is stationed at Camp
Lejeune, n. c.
A summer wedding is planned.
Announces Engagement
The engagement of Lora Mae
Williamson to Corel Welch has been
announced by Mrs. Elsie Williamson,
Route 6, Findlay. Mr.. Welch is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Welch,
Route /, Rawson.
Miss Williamson is a graduate of
Liberty-Benton high school and is an
employee of the RCA at Findlay. Mr..
Welch was graduated from Cory
Rawson high school. He is an Army
veteran.
No date has been set for the wedd-
ing.
Engagement
The engagement of Miss Sandra
Dever to Roger Lee Frantz has been
announced by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
M. Dever, Route 5, Findlay. Mr.
Frantz is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Leland Frantz, Route 1, Mt. Cory
Miss Dever is senior at Cory
Rawson high school. Mr.. Frantz is
an alumnus of Cory-Rawson high
school and is an employee OF the
Triplett Electrical Instrument Co.
No definite date has been set fol
the wedding.
Richland Grange
The Grange will sponsor square
dance at the Grange Hall at 8 p. m
Friday.
Rural Life Sunday viii be observed
at the Grange Hall Sunday. There
will be basket dinner and program
in the afternoon.
Ladies don't forget the apple
coffee-cake contest for the mex
meeting Tuesday, May 8.
G.. III. Nj. C.
The Gertrude Hoy Missionar!
! circle will hold their next meeting
May 7 with Edna Crowfis as leader
Hostesses for the evening will b'
Laurabelle Basinger, Geniece King
Betty Stratton and Evelyn Schaaff
Beaverdam w. S. c. s.
The May 3 meeting will be held a
1880 p. m. with Margaret Robnolt'
and LaDonna Zimmerman as hos
tesses. Roll Call will be Bible verse
special feature will be given b!
Eva Obenour and Edna Hall will b.
the program leader
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Mothers Study Club

Mothers Study club will meet
Wednesday, May 8, in the home of
Alice Clauss.
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Past Presidents, Farley

The Past Presidents Farley will
meet Friday at 500 p. m. at the
home of Mrs. Augusta Steiner. Mrs.
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Services Friday
For Earl Y. FrantZ

Final rites will be held at p. m.
Friday in the Pleasant View Evan
gelical United Brethren church for
Earl Y. Frantz, "a, who died Tuesday
at his home in Union township.
Death was caused by coronary throm-
bosis.
Mr.. Frantz was born June 16, 1881,
near Bluffton, the son of James and
Clara Hummons Frantz. His wife,
Ethel Williamson, died December l.,
1851. He was a retired farmer.
Survivors include sons, Dwight, at
home, and Leland, Rt. 1, Mt. Cory;
brother, Lloyd, Rawson; and five
grandchildren.
The Rev. Earl Leist will officiate
at the services with burial in Clymer
cemetery.
Friends may call at the Paul Dill
Ter funeral home until time for serv-
| ices.
10 Ann Dillman will be in charge
of the program. Roll Call Current
Events.
Troop 127
Meeting opened Tuesday with the
Brownie promise. A penny hike was
held out-of-doors and popcorn was
served. Mothers Day gifts were
wrapped and taken home.
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10 Ann Dillman will be in charge
of the program. Roll Call Current
Events.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05

The Indian Fighter Starring
Kirk Douglas. An 1870 Indian fight
er' risks his life to settle a war be-
tween white men and the Sioux In
stigated by some treaty breaking
traders. Adults and mature young
people
Unclaimed Starring E Troy
Hirsch A markedly rebellious pris-
oner becomes a Well-adjusted mem
Der of society as the result of his
treatment in prison. which proves
that bilitation of selected priS-
oners can be effected by the use of
compassionate methods. free from
politica! Influence Adults and young
people
Female or TIE Beach Starring
Joan Crawford and Jeff Chandler
A beautiful and rich widow falls in
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THE FARMVIl-LE (vao HERALD FRIDAY OCTOBER j. 1885

love with her mysterious neighbol
and suspects him of having been in
volved in the murder of another
woman. Mystery melodrana foi
adults.
State Theater
"Rebecca Starring Joan F n.
1aine and Laurence Olivier. Dis
tinguished music, dialogues and set.
tings. ad1lts. excellent; Young peo-
Pile. mature but enjoyable. children
no
The First Texan -Technicolor
cinenascope version of Sam Hous-
tons arrival in Texas. and the part
that he played in that states bid
for independence. Family
First Travelling Saleslady A
comedy about the early West and
the emancipation of women. 1t cries
out for music and dancing. Ginger
Rogers. Adults. young people and
children amusing.
Tonight the Night d a d
Niven and Yyonne DeCarlo A
young scoundrel inherits an Irish
castle and so antagonizes his neigh
bors that they try to get rid of him
Adults and young people.
Lee Theater
The Naked Hills with David
Wayne and keenan, Wynn.
'D-Day the Sixth of June Rob
ert Taylor and Richard Todd. Two
of the officers who make suicidal
Normandy beach assault are in love
with the same girl and meet for
the first time in this hour of danger
Adults, good: young people, mature
Murder on Approval Tom Con
way An uneXciting British melo-
drama Adults and young people
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05
Baptist Hour Radio
Series To Present
Mission Executive

DR.. Baker James Cauthen. Of
Richmond executive secretary Of
the Foreign Mission Board of the
Southern Baptist Convention, viii
serve as preacher on the Baptist
Hour for SIX months beginning
October 7, it was announced re-
Gently.
The Baptist Hou" is the Of
fetal radio program of the South
ern Baptist denomination, pro-
duced and distributed by the
Convention Radio and Television
Commission in Fort Worth, Texas.
The new preacher is a native Of
Texas. He received the 3 A. de-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05

family. visited their son and daugh-
terin-law Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Dodd, in Greensboro. N. c.. Sunday.
Harold and his wife are parents of
baby daughter, Mary Meta, who
was born September %
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Anderson.
Jr.. were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Daubenspeck, of
Phenix
Recent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Anderson were Mr.. and
Mrs George Stafford of Richmond:
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson. of
Buckingham. Mr. and Mrs Joe
Daubenspeck. Of Phenix. and Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Price, of Madi-
sonville.
Mrs Lawrence Anderson spent
last week with her daughter. Mrs.
Joe Daubenspeck, at PheniX
Mercer Garnett has enrolled as a
freshman at VPI in Blacksburg.
Marshall Thackston and Tommy
Garrett attended the State Fair In
Richmond September % with the
Randolph Henry FLA
MI. and Mrs. Bruce Waddell. Of
Sedley. spent last week with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs, T L. Young
Miss Christine aloney. Of
Mooresville. N c.. is spending her
vacation with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. R. Fl Maloney Miss Anne Ma
loney. Of Richmond was a visitor
in the same home on Sunday
Mrs. Jimmy Lyons. OF Rice, was
hostess on Sunday evening at a
birthday dinner honoring her brotn-
er, Manford Jordan
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Bethlehem

Misses Nancy Blanks, Janette
Metcalt and Hazel Templeton repre-
sented the Abilene Home Demon
stration Club IN the beauty contest
al the FlVeCounty Fair FRIDAY
night
Mr.. and Mrs Emmett Dodd. and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05

Beach. Calf. Mr. and Mrs Don
nelly James. of Arlington, Mrs
Corbin Wise, of Lynchburg. and Mr..
and Mrs. Ross Mills, of Statesville
N. C.
Miss Susie Steger. OF Lyncnburg.
is spending the winter with the
Spencers.
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Buckingham

Sam Spencer has returned to
Lynchbufg after a weeks visit with
his brother. Jim, at Dixie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert D. Steger,
Jr.. visited her parents en- route to
Petersburg after entering their
daughter. Mary Carolyn. at Rad
ford College.
Other recent visitors of the Spen-
GERS include DR.. and Mrs. o. Alton
Watson of Oklahoma City, PROBES.
Sor and Mrs. Herbert Fem. of Long
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an about effort to beat the tornado
by detecting the black. revolving
; cloud tunnels as soon as they form,
note the direction in which they are
moving. and Immediately alert tele-
phone exchanges, radio and tele-
vision stations.
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TORNADO ARMY ENROLLED"

A Tornado Army of almost
$50, 600 volunteer sentries has been
organized throughout the Contra
states by the U. S. Weather Bureau
The army has its own air force. its
own CHG and represents part OF
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gree from Stephen r. Austin Col
lege. Nacogdoches. Tex, the M.
A. from Baylor University Waco,
and the THIN. and Th.D. from
Southwestern Baptist Theolo :
gical Seminary. Fort Worth.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05
Movie Guide
Prepared by the motion picture
committee OF the WOman'S Club.
DriYe-In The ater

Young at Heart Two youn
composers completely upset the lives
Of three sisters in small town
when the girls become emotionally
involved with them Good family
entertainment.
yellow Mountain Starring Lex
Barker. Two young men battle it
out with an INSCRIPTIONS character
for control OF all the gold on one
side OF a Nevada mountain. Adults
and young people
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-04-13
WASHINGTON LETTER

WASHINGTON-0nce again,
world events have developed in
such fashion as to emphasize
the timeliness and wisdom of
a discourse by His Holiness
Pope Plus XII.
In his Easter Sunday mes
sage, the Holy Father prayed
for the rulers of nations, that
the race toward abyss of
atomic catastrophe might be
checked. His Holiness said the
alarm and terror has been in
creased recently by the devel-
opment OF radio-guided miss
lies.
The very next day, the us.
Atomic Energy Commission an
nounced here that Soviet Rus
sia had conducted the sixth
nuclear weapons test III the
last eight months. 1t was not
stated whether it was an atom
ic or hydrogen explosion that
had been detected.
Also on the day after the
Holy Fathers talk, the us.
Government announced that a
nuclear weapo' test has been
scheduled for Eniwetok in the
Pacific Ocean about May /, Ii
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-04-13

Matters Mr., Meany recently
stated, that do not touch a
worker directly, a union cannot
and will not challenge
but where management deci-
sions affect 4 worker directly, a
union will intervene"
In summary, the kind of cap
italism endorsed by the Amer
ican labor movement is pro-
gressive, even radical" in the
best sense of the word.
FIsttering TO Church
II is important TO emphasize
this point if only to counter
act the relentless criticism
which Marxists at home and
abroad continue TO direct at
the American labor movement.
According to the Marxlst line,
the American labor movement
is hopelessly reactionary and
therefore is not To be trusted
by the working people of the
United States, much less by
the proletariat of poorer eoun-
tries. II ! termed "reactionary"
because it believes in capital
ism and is opposed to the class
struggle.
The MarxiSts, and particular
ly the Communists, are in the
habit of blaming the Catholic
Church in large measure for
American labor's continued sup
port of capitalism" and its
opposition to the class strug-
gle.
William z. Foster says that
"typieally in the recently
merge two federations into
AFL-CI0 December 1850, the
leading eightman Executive
Committee contains no less than
four Catholics"
This is a typical, if somewhat
ungrammatical, expression of
the Communist Party line with
regard to the American labor
movement and the Catholic
Church and the relationship of
tween the two. 1t is very flatter-
ing to the Catholic Church, but
very unfair to the millions of
non-Catholic members of the
AFL~CIO who thoroughly agree
with the philosophy of that or
ganlzation as expressed by Mr..
Meany and are instinctively on
posed to the philosophy of the
class struggle.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-04-13

v1ttlng victim Of those who have assumed his
oncenfluential name, while perverting his moral
teaching The fact still is that Malthus was no
"Malthusian!'
The poor worried Parson who meant no harm
to anyone did indeed write some black pages in
his famous Essay which may have merited for
economics in that day the name of dismal science
Panicked by the fancied prospect of limtless
human increase he did seel solace in grim ac
eeptance of plaques and famines, for they did
away with people. He went so far as TO denounce
early marriage, even charitable forms of relief
for they tended to produce or maintain people
and all his trouble was with people. He was hag
ridden by wrong impression and so we have
rejected his homemade m0nstrosities.
But he did not believe in birth control al all in
Margaret Sangers sense of the term. His eco
nomics may have been wildly improbable how.
ever convincing TO him. and to some others; but
his moral standards were no innovation they were
traditionally sound. He advocated sef-control
alone.