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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29
MONDAY

9-December Stride. Comedy.
lily and Hido seek O sailor es-
oort on the waterfront end find
trouble insteod
o:45
5-Boxins. St. Nick's Arena.
Feoture: Orlondo ZuIueto vs..
Johnnie 6usso Welter~eiohts.
1000
9-Studio One. Drama.
Hour. IL Do I" Two young peo-
pie elope ond then try to hide N
New York from their disopprov-
ING porents Bobby Orscoll
1880
4-District Attorney. Crime
A bIockmoll ring preyino on ex-
conv,ots IS smashed.
l0:45
S-Modison Squore Gordon.
Specio hiohhghts Of all major
0orden events Of the post yeor.
1900
4-News and Local News.
Horkness. Sproeue
5-News. WeotheF.
Wouen. Jomerson
7-News. Weather.
Rash. Allen.
9-News. WeotheT. Sports.
Rchords Douglas Sieoel
HAS
4-Weother. Sports. Music.
Strineer Simpson. Les Paul.
5-Feoturumo. Film Shorts.
7-BiIl Malone. Sports.
9-The Late Show. Movie.
! "a Hours, "Htch-Hike TO Hop
piness 1914 The romance of Q
popular rodio soncstress and
tolented, undiscovered song
writer Al peorce. Dale Evans.
1l:20
1.-The Night Show. Movie.
ia Hours. Christmas Eve"
I947. George Roft.
Il:30
4-Tonight. Steve Allen.
lz:I5
5-Thouqht. lnspirotionol.
loo
e-News Report.
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-11-02
kenseft


Mrs. NJ. NJ. Waddy
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. Z. Braeely.
Mines b. Washington, ID. Baker.
L. N. Black and II. NJ. Waddy
attended the cWR district assoc
citation last week at First Bap-
fist church, held at Brinkley. A
splendid session was held and
approximately 5000 was raised
for missions and education. Mrs.
Verna NJ. Shurn Of Pine Bluff
also attended the association and
returned with her mother, Mrs
Waddy for a short visit. leaving
Tuesday with her brother, S. J.
.-.. The choir and many friends
Of Centennial Missionary Baptist
church attended the federation of
ehoifs Sunday at Harris chapel.
Augusta The George and Lee
roy Walker families of Kansas
City. enroute home, stopped by
and spent a few hours with their
aunt. Mrs. Gertrude Jones and
their uncle. Brownell Walker
An appreciation service was held
for Rev. Julius Williams. pastor
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Wilmoi
Luther Slack

Luther Slack
The first anniversary of the
inter denominational Sunday
School was held October % at
John Wesley AMEZ church. Will
mot The following local church,
es were present; Shady Grove
AME, First Baptist, Second Bap-
fist, St. Mary CINE and Thompson
Chapel Union Baptist and other
churches Of Parkdale. St Joe and
ST Luke Of Louisiana Mrs. c. A.
Hubbard, Mrs. A. T. Edwards.
and Mrs. Lee Eta Frazier were
members Of the teaching staff
Those who appeared on program
were Mrs Lumpkins. Mrs, Will
liams. Mrs. Rosetta Frazier. Mrs,
Cloviee Wilder. Mrs. Mittie Met
calf, b F. Dantzler. Henry Fort,
and W. c. Slack X. w Williams
is chairman OF the executive
board.
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CARVER L. R. :

Two excellent Fire Prevention
assemblies we're held at Carver
school IN October. one was pre-
scented for Primary Pupils with
Alesdames Bomar ana Hicks as
sponsors. Highlights Of this pro-
gram were: An Aerostic Fire
Safety, Fire Safety Rules. Fire
Safety demonstration, Sextette.
and Group Song Fire, Fire. Fire.
The other was an intermediate
Program with Mesdames Peyton
and White and Mr.. Minor as
Sponsors. A Fire Prevention Quiz
and Demonstration highighted
this program. Captain Throekmor-
ton Of the Little Rock Fire De-
partment installed the following
School Fire Marshalls: Junior
Fire Marshall Cecil Hale. JT.;
Junior Deputy Fire Marshalls
Jaequelyn Hawkins. Earnestine
Green. Shirley Jones. and Chas.
Moore. Nathaniel Hill is teacher
sponsor Of Carver school Fire
Marshalls.
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tor-Mrs. Lilly Thrower and
Jerry Moore were delegates 70
the association held recently IN
Rison Mrs Ella Jacobs spent
the weekend with her daughter
and mOther-in-law in Beach
GroYe-..Mrs. Mary Gray spent
the weekend with her mther
Susie Castor
Rev. Ellis G. Dennis Of For
dyee aid some repair work IN
this community last week. Wal
ter Wilson and son. Frank Of
Thornton, were recent visitors
here Rev. and Mrs. Vim Eason
of Pine Bluff visited IN the
Clarence Penix home last Sun
day - Mrs. Ivy Pehix was
guest of Mrs Fannie Penix Of
Fordyee last week She also visit
ed Matthew cooksey, who is on
the sick list
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HAMBURG
LuraI Gilbert

Lural Gilbert
The student talent mite vas a
great success. Participants demon
strated their talents in music.
reading, story telling. folk dane
ing and stunts The basket ball
team played lis first game Of the
season last week. g. The home
room mother of the fourth
grade served all students and
teachers at a social The sham
campaign is claiming interest
and participation of the entire
school and community. This move
Is to enlighten students and a
dults politically as well intelee-
lually, Mrs. Roberta Wilson and
Lural Gilbert are campaign man.
ayers.
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holly Springs
Mae Marshall

Mae Marshall
Mrs {. ID. Marshall and child
ren. Mrs. Endia Marshall. RushelI
Parham visited the Oliver Juniels
last week Mrs. Oliver Parham
was guest in the c. d. Marshall
home Mrs. Marshall spent last
wednesday at Beardon visiting
Mrs. Mittie Matloek. who is i'll.
She also visited Mrs. w. II. Par
ham ID. Marshall and sons
were guests Of his brother, Den
mis-. at Sparkman last Sunday.
Mrs. w. II. Parham and children
of Bearden visited in the COM
munity pee. Mrs Hailus Marshall
was guest Of Mrs. Jack Down.
Mr. and Mrs. Reads Thrower at
tended the church anniversary Of
Shady Grove Of Camden last
Monday Rev. o. z. Walker de-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-11-02

Of Crawford Chapel CINE church.
Bald Knob Sunday. Rev. Braeely
preached the sermon, ana many
valuable gifts Of appreciation
were shoWered on the honorees
Funeral services for Mrs. L. {.
Bobo was largely attended Sun
day at ST. John. Augusta. The
pastor, Rev. J. 7. Mitchell. gave
the eul0gy. Mrs. Bobo was a well
known Christian and civic lead
Mems day was observed
Sunday at Centennial Missionary
Baptist church. Rev. 7. J. VIII
liams, Searey. was guest speaker.
Rev. j. ". Curry, pastor Of
Arnold Chapel. and several
members attended the annual
al Wynne district
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Greenbrier
LeOna BOmar

LeOna BOmaT
The Cypress Greek district in
stitute convened at HopeWelI
Baptist church Mr. and Mrs.
Arts c, Smith are the proud
parents of a son. Kenneth .......
Miss Vetonia Tyus spent the
weekend with her parents
The anniversary Of the pastor at
Mt. Grove Baptist church will be
observed November 1913 Mr.
and Mrs, Walter Nelson of Lit
tie Rock were guests Of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs John Smith.
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ed A. B. Boykins 70 Little Rock
To visit his sister Mrs. Magnolia
kadifofd who Is confined to the
Baptist hospital They also visit
ed Rev ana Mrs. Taylor and
other relatives Willie Mitchell
Is visiting his son. Leroy. IN
Marion Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher
Wiley went to Newport last
week, visiting their daughter,
who returned with them The
mems city federation of Augusta
rendered a program at st Paul.
Mr. and Mrs Cap Gregor
have moved To Augusta sher-
man Walker motored To Little
Rock to return his son. John Lee
from University hospital. He
was accompanied by Dave Will
llams Mrs +. Loekhart and
Fred Smith sponsored a fish fry
October 10 at the home Of
Charlie Raymond J. b Hamm
Of ST, Louis is visiting his par
ents, MIR and Mrs. Lawrence
Hamm Other visitors from St
Louis were Lionel Turner. who
visited his brother, Willis. Mr.
and Mrs Leonard Bell who visit
ed his sister. Mrs. Claud An
derson Miss Lucille Loekhart
became the bride Of Lonnie n.
Smith October 81. They will re-
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Smackover
Oren HighShaw

WIN fikHsnaN
Mr.. and Mrs. James Williams
and Raymond motored to NAL
vern recently Pete williams and
Miss Marva McHenry were mar
ricd at the home OF her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis McHenry .-
Mrs. Mary Haynes OF Homer, La,
was guest % Mr. and Mrs Pratt
Goodwin and friends last week
Mrs. Mary Sue LcGrande, Mr..
and Mrs. Greer and family Of
Fl Dorado were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. James Goodwin. and
Mrs. S. V. Caldwell October 81
Charles Haywood has returned
60 the service The PTA held
its second monthly meeting oc-
tobcr -. which was largely at
tended The anniversary Of
First Baptist will be observed
November l8 Rev. L. ID. Champ
ion Is pastor Myrtle Highshaw
attended the district PTA meet
ing az Yerger hi school. Hope ..
Mrs. Luddie Lewis is still in
Camden hospital Mr.. Bradley
Of Pine Bluff spent the week
with Mrs. Bradley She is a
faculty member at the Training
school James johnson was
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman
Give news 20 OREN HIGH
SHAW.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-11-02

= teaspoon salt
y cup shortening
| cup sugar
2 eggs
= cup water
4 l-ouncc squares unswceicned
chocolate. melted
| teaspoon vanilla
Sift instant powdered cream. hour'
baking powder. soda, and salt to-
ecthcr. Add shortening. sugar, eggs
and water. Beat until smooth. about
9 minutes. Stir in melted chocolate
and vanilla.
Drop by teaspoons 2-inChes apart
on creased baking sheet. Bake IA
moderately hot oven l3I5'f) about
10 20 ~ minutes or until hrm TO
touch. Makes about 4 dozen cookies
Frost cookies with chocolate icins
made by mixing o tablespoons in
slant powdered cream with : cups
sifted confectioners' sugar. Adi } TO
4 tablespoons hot water and = j.
ounce squares unswccteuci chooo.7ie'
melted and one tablespoons ritter.
Top each cookie with half Ws'nut
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-11-02
PINE BLUFF
Olive street Pike
Ilysses shepherd

On the sick list are Dan Stew
srt Nh Mary Grafton. and Mrs
india Boston A Trustee rally
sill be given at Bethel A. NJ. Z.
church at the Pointer Place,
nine miles south of Pine Bluff
an November 18th. All are invit-
ed 10 attend. Rev, o Ireland is
pastor Mrs Verlee Joyce Hill
Of Chicago, was a weekend guest
Of her brother. N, II. Hill and
family. She visited many other
relatives and friends. On return
ng home. she spent a few hours
in Forrest City with her inlaws.
She is the daughter of Mrs Ka-
lie Hill and the late NJ. A. Hill.
Thought for the week, Few
II US understand WHAT A big
Job q LITTLE job may be"
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Camden

capp Mann has Just return
ed from Los Angeles. where he
had a wonderful time with his
sons and daughters The re-
vival OF Zion Hill is still in
session and will close this Fri
day Mack johnson is home af-
ter a lengthy stay in the hos
pltal. His daughter IS here with
him while he is eonvaleseing
Curtis Williams is also home
from the hospital. We are hop
ing them a speedy recovery
Mr.. and Mrs. General Foote held
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SIDE IN Gregory Rev. Edward
Ligglns attended the association
m Brinkley--Mr. and Mrs. Amos
Moore Of Steele, Mo. were guests
OF Mr.. ana Mrs. OTIS Smith and
relatives Mr.. and Mrs. john
HE b. Woods motored To Cotton
Plant 10 return Mrs. Dee Nolan
who had been their guest.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-11-02

a family reunion recently. John
ing the celebration were MIR. and
Mrs. G.. Z. Sanderford. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Williams and family
all Of Pine Bluff. Mrs Geral-
dine Williams and family. Little
Rock, ID. Z. Sanderford and fami-
- Of Berkeley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dawson and family, Pine Bluff;
and Mrs. Euniee Myers.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-11-02

Cucca Of Halloween is a
lH. spIut Nhl distributes some.
ll.. -ud % cat Tor sharp October
sti0u,s She may he young - she
NAV 1c old-but the fasors she so
gracefully gives away should be dc.
b'"us and in the spirit Of Hal.
,oNC1l And these specifications
hung US to the treat Of the day
ki'h Chocolate Cookies. They are
The wonderful new cookies that are
So esS' tu make and 50 easy.to-eat.
These cookies are made with the
instant powdered cream that is rap
i'Iv becoming a fayorite in 50 many
modern kitchens. There are many
Ie'lpc' where il seems to give an
aided richness and flavor. but today
Ne suggest you try this one:
Iream Rich Chocolate Cookies
y tablespoons instant powdered
cream
! cup Nilci all purpose -four
j . teaspoons double acting baking
powder
p teaspoon baking soda
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-11-02

w. r. Vaughn Of Little Rock.
The amount Of money raised was
S528,2l..--The Shaw School p. I.
A. viii sponsor a pre-HaIloween
carnival Friday night At the
school, Mrs Louie A Pace. pres
ident. Mrs. Lula Pace, secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Winston
are the proud parents of a baby
girl.
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.Bearden

Mrs. Edna Bell Jacobs and her
children attended business
meeting held at Fordyce recent
ly There will be a rally at the
Bethel A. NJ +. church the
fourth Sunday Of this month, 1t
will be held a mile from For
dyee. on the sparkman road Rev
erend Robert Carter is the pas
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-11-02

liyered the sermon hrs. Endia
Marshall was guest Of her nieees.
Misses Lizzie and Aggie Rance.
last Wednesday.
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Marche

Mrs. c. Brown
The third anniversary Of the
Trinity Grove Baptist ended re-
Gently with great success. The
message was delivered by Rev.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-11-02
Did YOU EVER fall in Love with 1T
a TEACHER ?

Maybe the object of your affection the glamorous
creature who inspired your crayon masterpieces in first
grade. Or the Mr.. Chips-type gentleman who intro
duccd YOU to the thrills of James Fenmore Cooper in
high school, But in almost everyones lfe there is at
least one teacher who has exerted tremendous in
huence.
One of the many important lessons that today's
teachers helping your youngsters learn is the mean
ing of thrift and the value of regular savings program
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Gregory

Predesier Collier has left for
the army Earl Higgins was
Helena visitor recently ... Lionel
and Charles Lockhart aceompani-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-11-02

Thousands Of schools cooperating in the Treas
ury Departments School Savings Program BY putting
their dimes and quarters into Savings Stamps, hum
dreds Of thousands Of children saving towards the
purchase of U. s. Series Savings Bond. And, you
know Savings Bonds are Of the best investments
that any Of us make.
Is your chds school participating in this important
program? Why not speak to your principal, school
superintendent or P.T.A. group about it today?
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raising 49,.
This cannot be considered light,
but it is the sort of thing one
likes to hear about -.
Back home there has been Con-
firmation. Bar Mitzvahs :. Now
there is Graduation. and weddings
and getting ready TO go away
for camp. and summer vacations
So very much to do! i.
Actually. it is a good thing to
keep busy When daughters
friends are getting married. and
Oldest son is no longer in Sunday
School-mother realizes she is no
longer sixteen Il have been ad-
hitting to nineteen) -. and with
out a bit of activity it would be
hard to acknowledge that it is
good to be over twenty -. So
I'm off to a two weeks counselor
ship at Camp Judaea with our
Youngest son trust the next
column will be from North Caro-
lima -.
Our reading matter on the trip
will include release by the Phil
osophical Library of New York
dedicated to Michael Wurmbrand
The Man and His Work (. =.
Edited by Kurt R. Grossmann, the
book has an introduction by DR..
Nahum Goldman
Wurmbrand was a director OF
the Jewish Telegraphic Agency
until his death four years ago /.
For eighteen years he served as
editor-in- chief of the JTA office
in Berlin. Prague and Paris.
having first organized the world
wide news service Of the Jewish
Telegraphic Agency in 1922 -.
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The book contains articles by
six of Wurmbrand's close It
friends, and serves as a memorial
to him It also contains some
of his creative works which are
written in, German, and SOME Sc
lections in English I have
been struggling with the German
which l do not understand at all,
but it is most interesting to try
to find a man in his native f. 1t
is so much more revealing than
his expression in an adopted Ian
guage or in translation /. How
ever, have gotten begged down
on the German which obviously
means: "How goodly are your
tents, 0, Jacob-your habitations,
o, Israel :" The words ring so
differently in the German :.
But this book I like ). It be-
speaks Of a man who was loved
and admired-and liked by many
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sufficient reason to negate the
moral obligation of our country
TO perpetuate the democracy Of
Israel Mrs. Zimmerman is a
National Vice President of Had
assah s. She speaks with author
itY /. Nonetheless. the observa-
ton was made by a gentleman
from the floor that he could not
imagine the oil companies sacri-
ficing millions of dollars for the
sake of Jews -.
/ think that was a Well-placed
question-horribly realistic F..
1t makes one think back to the
rape of Czechoslovakiav when the
Allies sat back and let Hitler take
that new democracy which like
Israel was shaped and designed
in the United States Of course,
World War II was the answer g. &.
And so the question OF morality
becomes a rather disturbing issue.
There were lighter sides during
the Conference ). Our roommate
was Helen mrs. Clement) Lit
tauer of San Juan. who repre-
sented her chapter in ST. Peters
burg Helen had previously
been the house guest of the Her
bert Pankens of Jacksonville -. t..
In St. Pete we learned as much
about Puerto Rico as we did about
Israel :. Do you know that the
Puerto Rican Jewish Community
is erecting a Jewish Community
Center in San Juan :. AT present
there are IFS Jewish families as
ISOLATED with the Center. and ITO
members in Hadassah There
is also a Sisterhood. land every
body works in everything. and
thew do an excellent job Of fund
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we suggest that those wishing
their greetings in our paper call
our office at Elk 8-1523. Our out
of-town friends may mail them
direct to us: P. o. Box 1888, Jack
sonville 7, Florida. The cost is
only one dollar.
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BY Ethel Teddy" Mcscov4x

According TO the weather reports. this
is time out for relaxing in the heat. but
if houses are air-conditioned then where
is there an excuse? =. However. the
absence of a column last week did not
result from a rest period {. Rather it
was over activity that caused the sin of
omission :. The Hadassah Conference
in ST. Petersburg which attended was
stimulating event. and there was much
material for contemplation :. For in
stance: the remark made by Mrs. Joseph
Zimmerman that the millions of dollars
in oil interests in the Middle East is not
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people. and of such a man il is
nice to know =. The book sells
for $500 =.
= y **
A friendly reminder: Our RoSh
Hashonah holidays are coming
earlier than usual this year, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-22

Leen the preservation of the
freedom of men, make such a
declaration?
If you face the truth that we
are in a critical battle to safe
guard our Nation and civilization
which, under God. have brought
to us a life of liberty, then you
win be guided step by step to
restore the foundations of right
thinking, of morals and faith
throughout the world. Then
you will issue as pure a note in
as full tone as that call to arms
given by your political ancestors
lat your convention of 100 years
ago-that America shall safe
guard the freedom of men.
Your even greater task is to
generate a spirit which will re-
kindle in every American a love,
not only for his country but a
devotion to its true ideals. You
are here to feed the reviving fires
lof spiritual fervor which once
stirred Americans to live and
die for human liberty-Ameri-
cans who knew no private inter-
est. no personal ambition, no
popular acclaim, no advantage
of pride or place which over
shadows the burning love for the
freedom of man.
Great as are your problems,
they are no greater than those
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-22

which Americans have met be-
fore this time. You are not less
able or courageous than they
were.
I have been circulating among
your members and I am informed
that there are good prospects of
such action.
And I can add that I commend
this gospel as to platforms to
our opponents for their use in
future years. I do not have too
high a hope of their early re-
form, as it required them 100
years of Republican instruction
TO shift their ideas on the pro-
tective tariff.
I would not have you feel that
because I have recited these ills
which beset us. that I have any
of the world and these dangers
despair for the future of our
country.
I have faith that there are
principles which neither commu-
nism nor socialism, nor neutral
inns. nor other evil ideas. nor
even the march of time can de-
feat. These truths came into the
universe along with the shooting
stars of which worlds are made.
They are as inevitable as the
existence of the Supreme Being,
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tory have served freedom to the
full.
And ! pay tribute to those men
and women of the opposition
party who have given their sup
port to the President.
One of the great defenses of
free men in our form of govern
ment is our system of two major
political parties. 1t is the only
method by which change can be
made by ballots instead of bull
lets. 1t provides the anvil of de-
bate upon which we can hammer
out the solutions necessary for
progress. To maintain the two
party system requires loyalties
to certain central ideas with, no
doubt, differences in secondary
matters. A dozen free govern
ments have gone on the rocks
from having had a multitude
of fractional parties.
However, I might observe that
there are some members of both
parties who are out of their
proper spiritual home.
The Responsibilities
But this is the great centen-
NAL convention of the Repub-
lican Party. And upon you is the
responsibility of proposing to the
American people the course which
our Nation shall take amid the
dangers with which we are sur
rounded.
Some persons may believe that
you have come here only to select
candidates for President and
Vice President. Indeed, you have
available two great leaders. of
Americans. But those leaders
need the moral and spiritual sup
port Of great vision in this con-
vention.
Not less in its vital Importance
is your task of giving expression
in the Republican platform to
American attitudes on the MANY
difficulties which endanger us in
the safeguarding of free men.
Declaration of Principles
And may l suggest to you that
instead OF your traditional plat
form. you should make a re-
sounding declaration of prin-
ciples OF American life. And per-
maps separately prepare a short
summary of your views on less
vital issues.
Those great documents of 100
years ago from our founding
fathers must still be the founda-
ton OF our American way of life.
But they need a forceful annex
the principles which must
guide our country amid the forces
winch beset us in these times.
Cannot this centennial con.
vention of the Republican PARTY.
whose whole background has