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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
Sis Million Budget
Urged for Alexandra

1861, lat for school debt service
brings the recommended edu-
cation figure to $5.3 million.
Most Of the school funds
would go for operations and
additional personnel, the man
ager said. There was no request
for an increase in teacher pay.
While the new budget calls
for $685. 5O less in general fund
expenditures. Mr.. Heatwole ex-
planned that the increase over
the current budget total ere
suits from additional school
items totaling $286.l48."
The council set next Tuesday
as the date for the first In a
series of meetings with school
board representatives ito ex-
anime the possibility" of cut
ting the SAT million figure.
Mr.. Heatwole said the school
budget was drawn up with city
officials anticipating no cut in
Federal aid to schools in i'm
pacted areas" as recommended
by President Eisenhower.
IF they're cut" he added,
wen be in trouble next year
to the tune. If slightly more
than 100000"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
Women Released
AT Leesburg Jail
On $4,000 Bond

LEESBURG, Va, Feb. IL
Especially Mrs. Barbara Flea
nor Napoli. 80, Of Washington,
was released from Ieesburg jail
yesterday under $4,000 bond.
She viii return to Loudoun
County for arraignment in Cir
cult Court at 10 am. Friday on
two counts Of breaking and en-
tering and intimidation with
the threat of firearms.
Others to be arraigned Fri
day on similar charges are:
Joseph E. Moore. jr.. 10: Rob-
ert D. Brill, 20. and Donald
v. Sellars. 20.
The four and william Paul
Mason, %, are charged with
breaking and entering Grimes
and Simpson Tv and Radio
shop on the morning Of Janu-
airy 10. Mason is also charged
with shooting Leesburg Town
Sergt. Morris Dwyer. Sergt.
Dwyer is still in Loudoun Hos
pital.
Mason has pleaded not guilty
to the charges. A motion for
change of venue for his trial
will be argued in Loudoun
Court Friday before Judge
Rayner v. Snead. None of the
men has posted bond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12

Edward q. Heatwole. Alex
andria city manager. last night
presented the city council with
Ia recommended operating
budget of $11,549.2l7, just 200
per cent higher than the cur
rent budget.
The council must cut only
$231.177 from the managers
recommendation to maintain
the present rates-$2.75 on real
estate and $3.50 on personal
property per 500 assessed VAL
uation. The biggest cut prob
ably win come from the school
board request.
IF we can hurdle the school
budget well come out okay,"
said Mayor Leroy S. Bendheim.
The councils other choice is
to raise the needed amount
through an increase in levies.
Mr.. Heatwole suggested one Of
two methods:
l. Raise the real estate tax
to $2.85 Can increase of 10
cents) and the price Of city
license tags for automobiles
from 81 to $40.
2. Or raise the real estate tax
to $3.50, an increase of is
cents. Either would raise the
$231.177.
AS in previous years, the
largest single item in the
budget is the school board re-
quest for SAT million, an in
crease of $296,467 over its
$4.4 million allotment for the
current year. An additional
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
Democratic Unit Bocks8
Landlord Reelection A

Prince Georges County's
Democratic State Central Com
mittee last night indorsed Rep
resentative Landlord, Demo-
crat Of Maryland. for re-
election.
Its unanimous action was
viewed by Committee Chairman
L. Harold Sothoron as a step
toward avoiding q primary
fight such as took place in re-
cent campaigns for the States
5th congressional district seat.
Our Endorsement is in the
interest Of keeping peace and
harmony and Of enhancing the
chances for a Democratic VIC
tory in November" Mr.. So
theron said. I'VE didn't want
any cat and dog fight"
Mr.. Sothoron himself re-
ceived the Central Committees
backing two years ago, but lost
to Mr.. Landlord in the primary.
Mr. Landlord is seeking. his
third term. He has opposition
for the nomination from Walter
L. Green, Hyattsville attorney
and business leader whom he
defeated in a free-for-all
primary in 1852.
The committee previously
has Endorsed the Statewide
Democratic harmony" ticket
headed by Controller Willard
T. Tawes, who is running for
the gubernatorial nomination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
Alexandra Withdrows
On U. Of Va. Branch Site

The Alexandria City Coun-
ell last night withdrew conn
pletely" as one of the four
localities looking for a site for
q Northern Virginia branch Of
the University Of Virginia.
1t announced itself as finished
with the university "once and
for ALL"
On the recommendation of
Mayor Leroy S. Bendheim the
council voted unanimously
against the university's choice
Of the Bowman tract, near
Herndon, and invited "other
institutions of higher learning
in Virginia" to establish q
branch college nearer North
ern Virginia's center Of popu-
lation."
It also sent q letter to the
city's representatives in Rich
mond urging the General AS
sembly to approve an appro-
priation Of $1.2 million for such
an institution.
All Agreed Earlier
A few weeks ago, after
lengthy debates and maneuvers,
the Cities Of Alexandria and
Falls Church, and Arlington
and Fairfax Counties all agreed
on one site-the Ravensworth
tract in Fairfax.
On February /, however, the
university's Board Of Visitors
selected the Bowman tract
near Herndon.
With the exception Of Alex
andria, the jurisdictions sub
sequently withdrew their
Ravensworth recommendations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12

and gave at least token approval
of the Bowman site. partially
on grounds that the latter is
better than no site at all.
I'VE do not agree with the
Others" Mayor Bendheim de-
clared. "that half a loaf is bet
ter than none"
THE Board Of Visitors saw
At to disregard a unanimous
choice" the Mayor continued,
but, there are other good COLI
Ileges in Virginia which might
be interested in establishing a
branch university in this area.
and establish it where we want
|it-near the center Of popula-
ton"
Colleges Mentioned
Among the colleges men,
toned were William and Mary
and the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute.
A move to interest other uni
versities already is underway
in Fairfax County, led primar-
lily by Mrs. Anne wilkins.
chairman of the County Board
of Supervisors
Councilman John TIGER said
Alexandria students could
drive to George Washington
University in the District dur
ing rush hour in q lot less time
than it would take them to get
to Bowman"
The councils action followed
receipt Of a letter from the Ar
lington County Board calling
for Alexandria's approval Of
the Bowman site.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
JobIess Payments
In Maryland Set
Record for Month

BALTIMORE. Feb. IL (R--
Maryland paid more money to
its unemployed workers last
month than in any other month
in it's history, the Department
of Employment Security an
nounced today.
Robert B. Kimble, executive
director, said the record was
set because the size Of the av-
erage benefit check has risen
in recent years. He noted that
more checks were mailed in
May, 1916, because of the added
number of jobless veterans.
Maryland unemployed re.
ceived a total of $5,925. AGO dur
ing January, an increase Of
sos per cent over December.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12

All that remains is for the
committee to decide on a slate
Of candidates for local Offices.
There are indications that
an effort is under way to get
both the organization forces
and those who backed Mr..
Landlord in the past also to
agree on a single harmony"
slate for local Offices. s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
Freedom Week Set

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Feb. ~
(R.-Gov. McKeldin has pro-
claimed the period between
Lincoln's birthday and WASH
ington's birthday, February %,
as Freedom Week in Mary
land"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
z Lawmakers to Talk

Oregon's Senator Morse and
Maryland's Representative
Landlord will address a Demo-
cratic-Sponsored meeting in
Northwestern High School,
Hyattsville,, at 7:45 pm. today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
Reuppointed to Post

RICHMOND, Feb. IL R.-
Gov. Almond has reappointed
Unemployment Compensation
Commissioner John Q. Rhodes,
jr., of Louisa, for another four
year term,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12

DOWNTOWN, 7th St. NV. Bet. D GE
SEVEN CORNERS, Falls Church. Va. 3
SPRING VALLEY 49th 6 Mpss. Ave.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-24

sentimental
por' Amaranta

prtJanse las consuEas a BUzoN SENTIMENTAL, r {. BOX $685.
International Airport, Miami as, Fla, RagamOs a los iectores o iectoras
que frmen sus cartas' col un peuHAnimo o inidales
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-24
Visitonte

Don Orlando Meza Lira, propie-
tarlo de la poteLte Radlodifusora:
"UNION RADIO" de Nicaragua, Sc
encaentrd entire nosotros, de paso
para Cuba, donde firmara Contra
tos con famosos artistas de aquella
Republics para p~resentarlos en- ell
ANIVERSARIO de su floreciente
Empresa.
Al saludarle carinosamente, lie
deseamos una gfata permanencia
en- Miami y muchos exitos mas en-
SUI popular emisora nicaragiiense.
De La Robona
Procedente de La Habana Sc en-
cuentra en- Miami deade hace algu-
nos dias gozando de una Temporal
da de recreo la gentil DANA seno
"a Dolores GarridO, huesped duran
tie su estadia aqui de sus hijos, Sc
nor Angelic Alfonso y sonora, Clio
ria de Alfonso.
Nos complace ,saludarla cordial
mente y desearle unaS gratas va
cacioneS
De Voeoeiones
Una permanencia muy placen-
terra entire nosostros les deseamos
a las distinguidas damas senoras
Josefa Alfonso de Miranda y Anne.
liza vida. de Secades, de Santa Cla-
ra, Cuba, quienes Sc eneuentran
en- esta ciudad desde hace algunos
dias visitando d los esposos, Sc
nor Ricardo CalleyrO y sonora, Eva
Miranda de CalleyrO en- SUI residen-
cha de la parriada noroeste.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-24

En- Ell dia de aver, lunes % de
JUNO, cumplio amos la joven dana
de origen puertorriqueno, sonora
Maria Anton eta de Jesus de Ne
groni, razon por la cual ha side
ampliamente felicitada por sus MI
merosas amistades en- esta ciudad,
f~elicitaciones a las que tambien
nos unimos nosJtros.
La Senora Negroni es esposa de
nuestro Jefe de Reduction, senior
German Negroni.
Rodeada del carlno de todos los
suyos celebra en- ell dia de hoy Ia
grata OCCASION de su cumpleanos la
primorosa ninita Penny Strake a
QUEEN envlamos nuestras felicita-
clones muy espec1ales J deseos de
que goce de muchos amos mas, pie
nos de alegrias y bienestares.
Celebra hoy la grata OCCASION de
su cumpleanos la preciosa nina Ca.
rolina FRANCHISE Clein, hija del
estimadu caballero venezolano Sc.
nor Juan Eugenio Clein Y sonora,
Renee DE- Clein, motive por Ell cual
nos eomplace enviarle ~nuestras
mas calidas felicitaciones y votes
por su ventura personal.
De Comoguey
POI la via aerea llegaron a Mia.
mi en- dias pasados, procedentes de
Camagiiey, Cuba. a pasar una TEN.
porada de recreo en- Miami los es-
tlmados cabaileros senores Fer.
nando Llorens y LeopoIdo Won
Bergen, a quieres nos complaee
saludar muy cordialmente y desear
una grata permanencia entire nose.
tros.
(Pasa a la Pagina ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-24

seguira aflcionado al alcohol. Ell
muJeriego no podra pasarse sin
mujeres, y podra pasarse en- cam,
bio sin SUI muier Y es9 que quien
quiere d muchas no quiere a min.
guna Es I'm Dol Juan que nun.
ca %encuentra a Dona Ines, I'm
hombre que anna a la novedad
pero no a las muJereS Cuando ell
vulgo dice, senalando a I'm galan,
"es I'm Don Juan" parece dar a
entender que e. I'm amante apa-
sionado Els faiso, Ell verdadero
amante qulere a su armada con
tanta intensidad que no We, aun-
que mire, a las demas mujeres.
De esta teoria, deduzea los que
debe hacer en- su case.
PARA LILA
Cualquiera que sea la raz0n
Eel recuerdO de aquel amor de
hace cincO amos, la diferencia de
cultura entire Ell y listed, etc. ell
hecho es que listed no quiere a
ese magnifico muchacho que va
a verla que la colma de cOstO-
SOS regalOs que lie ha prOmetido
la sortiia de compromise y que
quiere .por encima de TODD casar.
Sc con listed. Que 10 que siente
listed pOr el es una simple amis.
tad, un afect0 de camarada. Pc
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-24
QUEEN NAL ANDA

81 matrimonio Gambia a los
hombres en- 10 accesorio pero ja-
mas en- 10 esencial. FL egoismo 10
seguira siendo. FL vago, seguira
0diando al trabaio. Ell borracho
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-24

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Diario las Américas., 1958-06-24
cumpIeanos

%umPlednoS
Felicitamos de manera muy es-
pecial a la preciosa nina Carmen
Fuente, algeria del hogar tornado
por Ell senior Alfredo Fuente y Sc
nora, Carmen de Fuente, con mo-
two de la grata celebration del
aniversario de su natalicio en- Ell
dia de hoy, y lie deseamos largos
amos mas de vida, plenos de bic
nestares y feliciGad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-24

Hoy martes, dia de San Juan
Bautista, celebra SUI onomastico
Juancito ChotO Cerda, hijo de
los espOsOs don Juan ChotO Y
dona Haydee Choto Cerda. Con
este sentimental motive, JuancitO
recibira ell homemade de carino
de sus padres y de sus hermanos.
EnyiamOs al simpatico ninito
nuestras sinceras felicitaciones.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-24

MUY Allegro Y ENGALA.
NADO con la presencia de ele-
gantes damas quedo ell coctail
ofrecido en- tardes recientes por
Ell Sr don Ruy de Mello Teixei-
ra, Consul de la Republica del
Brasil en- Miami. en- SUI acogedora
Residential de Coral Gables, para
agasaiar a I'm numeroso grupo
de sus amistades. Las presentes
graficas nos ofrecen escenas de
tan calido festejo, ~apareciendo
en- la primera de izquierda a de-
recha, ell senior don Walter Wal.
tiers, Director del Departments
De Panama
Tn atento saludo para ell senior
don Sergio C~attaruzzo, de Panama,
quien lego EN- dias recientes a
Miami por la via aerea a pasar
unos dias en- esta ciudad.
AniversaFio Matrimonial
Nos es grato enviar TN cordial
saludo a la estimsda pareja forma-
da por el senior Oscar Simon y Sc
nora, Victoria de Simon, con mo
two de Ia grata celebration de un
nuevo aniversario de bodas en- es.
ia fecha.
En- ell dla de hoy celebran la gra.
ia OCCASION de su aniversario matri-
monial Ell senior Mario Brioso y Sc.
nora, Onelia de Brioso, miembros
estimados de nuestra colonia his.
panoamericana residente en- Mia
mi.
,Vayan para ellos nuestras since
ras telic'taciones y votos por SUI
ventura personal
CumpIeanos
Vayan nuestras Sinceras felicita-
clones para ell estimado caballero
senior Donald Repasky con motive
de la grata celebration del aniver-
sario de su natalicio en- ell dia de
hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-24

TENEMOS Ell GUSTO de pu-
blica la toto DEF inteligente nino
Juany Clark y SaIvat, que ACADIA
de terminar SUI primer ano de es,
tudios con notas sobresalientes-
en- la reputada Academia Militar
de La Habana (Loyola Military
Academy planted educational di,
rigido por ell Teniente Juan Clark,
ex Official del Eiercito de Cuba y
padre de este simpatieo amiguito.
Felicitamos con tai motive a los
padres de Juany la bella dana GU
bana Josefina Saivat de Clark y al
Teniente Juan Clark. Hasta la resi-
dencia veraniegs de Varadero de
los esposos Clark. donde Sc encuen-
tran actUalmente en- temporada de
recreo, les hacemos llegar I'm salu-
do muy cordial.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-24
cumpIeanos

..."
Llega hoy a sus doce amos de
edad Ell simpatjco nino Tony Dor.
ges motive por ell cual lie envia-
mos nuestras carinosas felicita-
clones que tambien hacemos ex-
tensivas a su amantfsima abuelita,
dona Antonio Hidalgo VIDA. de BOr-
ges, perteneciente a nuestra apre-
ciada colonia puertorriqueia.
Bodos de Lono
I'm saludo muy especial a la
gentil pareja tornado por ell senior
Gerardo Case y sonora, Media Fer.
nandez de de Case, con motive de
la grata celebration de sus Bodas
de Lana, siete amos de venturosa
union matrimonial, en- ell dia de
hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-24

de Estado de los EE.UU. en- Mia
mi, y sonora, dona Dorothy de
Walters. la senorita Lolita Ro-
bertS, senorita Maria Sonia Ara.
unjo "Mlss Brasil", ell distingui-
do anfitrion, y la sonora de
Araunjo. En- la foto que sigue
vemos al senior don Robert King
High, Alcalde de Miami, en- anne
ma charla con don Nestor Mora.
les, Vice Consul de Nicaragua,
seforita Gloribeth Endara, DR..
Manuel Perez Mora, Consul &C.
neral de Nicaragua, dona Gloria
de Endara, ell Alcalde, senorita
Bodos de Madero
En- esta fecha celebran la grata
OCCASION de sus Bodas Gle MADEIRA,
cinco amos de venturosa union ma
trimonial, Ell senior Gasparin Corti.
ma, miembros apreciados de nues-
ira familia Guiana residente en-
esta ciudad.
Les enviamos nuestras mas ca
lidas ie~licitaciones y .votos porque
disfruten de mucbos amos mas de
compression conyugal.
De Peso
Por la via aerea y procedentes
de Nueva Orleans, va en- viaje de
regreso Q Panama, hacen una cor
ma y sonora Irma de Corti-
ia escala entire nosotros ell senior
don Frank Morrice y sonora, dona
Manuelita Vallarlno de MOrrice.
Les presentamos un cordial sa-
Judo v les deseamos una grata es-
tadia en- Miami.
Aniversorio Matrimonial
Queremos ser los primeros en-
felicltar dc mailera muy especial
al DIR Ralph S. BUggs y sonora, Ed
ma Garrido de Boggs, quienes cele-
bran en- Ell dia de hoy la grata oca-
sion del aniversario de su matri-
monio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-24
HORIZONTALES

HORIZONTALES
1-Agarradera
4-Ciudad de Francia.
9-Existir.
12-Rio de Espana.
13-Monarquia.
114-Ciudad del Perd.
15-Sal del acido acetico.
17-Puntos de la orbita de lin as.
tro.
19-Permiso consular.
20-Ciudad de Finlandia
21-Eros.
20--Utensilio de cocina
27-Telas.
29-Tres y tres.
30-Repetido, ser querido.
31-Autillo.
32-Percibian con ell olfato.
34-Oxido de calcio.
35-Nota musical.
36-Victima de Cain.
3~7-Trampa o embuste.
39-Castiguelos.
42-Te dirigias.
43-Poco corriente.
ADMINISTRATIVE.
46-Del verbo aparar.
48-Limpialas.
51-Articulo, Pl.
52-Lazos apretados.
54-Del verbo leer.
55-Remueva la terra con Ell ara
do.
56-Tomo notas.
5-Plantfgrados.
vERTICALEs
1-Agarradera
2-Conforme a 81 original.
3-Traicionero.
4-Altares.
5-Desafias.
6--Corriente de aqua dulce.
7--Preposicion inseparabls.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-24

9--Sonata corta de facil ejecu-
cion.
9-Ciudad antigua de Fenicia.
10-Resonancia.
11-Dignidad etiope.
16-Disparo.
18-Grasa de ciertos animales, Inv
20-Medida de superficie.
21-Fragancia.
22-Tonalidad.
24-Refugio para desvalidos.
25--Brota.
26-Habitaciones de recibo.
28-Reina por ejemplo.
33-Tonto.
34-Equino.
36--Amarrar.
38-Nombre de mujer.
40--Rezase.
41-Del verbo loser, Inv.
45-Cerebro. .
46--Extremidad de las ayes.
47-Preposicion.
decomposition poetica, Inv.
49-Vocales
50-Catedral.
53-Articulo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-24

Querida Amaranta: Soy una
seiorita de 81 amos y la men0r
de mi aasa Me erie en- un cOlegi0
cat6licO y un POGO cOhibida. En-
mi casa ponen incOnvenientes a
tOdos los muchachOs que me ena.
moran v acaban por hacerme de-
sistir de ellOs. Ah0ra con0zco a
.un0, a Iuien como de cOstumbre
pusierOn mala cara en- mi casa.
Ocurre que es un jOven muy mo.
desto en- tanto que mi familia
q%uisiers que me casata con un
muchacnO que tenga una carrera.
Mis- padres estan divOrciados y
tengo una hermana mayor a
QUEEN lie parece mai TODD 10 que
20 hagO Quizas sea que no tiene
nOviO y sienta envidia
Carmelina
Por algunoS Otros ~parrafos de
su carta que no reproduce por
no consjderarlos necesarios, me
Incline a Greer que ell muchacho
la quiere y esta animado de las
mejores intenciones. 81 es ash,
aunque sea un joven modesto
1por que no ha de casarse listed
con Ell? En- cuaIlto a SUI hermana
es possible que Sc sienta algo abu-
rrida por no ha.,er tenido suerte
y 1~esahogue contra listed y su
novio su malhumor. En- TODD ca
so, no le tenga en- cuenta esta
leve ofensa, porque al fin y al ca
DO, es SUI hermana. Su problema,
en- una palabra no es grave. Pien-
Sc listed primero 81 lie convene
Ell muchacho. concentre listed
con FL sus proyectos, liable con
su madre y con la mayor diplo-
macia y tacto posibles trate de
hacer 10 que mas lie convenga.
QUEEN NAL ANDA
Querida Amaranta: Soy una
muchacha de 10 amos y estoy
comprometida con un joven de
80 amos. Ell es rauy buenO, pero
lie GUSTAV mucho las fiestas y las
mujeres que no valen la pena.
Mis- amigos me dicen que lie dele
pero Ell asegura que soy Ia Inica
mujer a quien quiere. Me ha
propuesto m%atrimonio, pero es.
toy indecisa por miedo a que ell
dia de raaiana sea desgraciada
a causa de sus correrfas. Yo lie
quiero con toda mi alma. iQuS
canine podre tomar?
Olga
81 nlatrimonio Gambia a los
hombres en- 10 accesorio pero ia
mas en- 10 esencial. Ell egoismo 10
seguira siendo. FL vago, seguira
odiando al trabajo. Ell borracho
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-24
John Temple Grove.
IAN the earth and air
With thy voice is loud

Griffin. Ga. Is the Attorney
General the only one allowed to
speak on the greatest constitutional
issue since the Civil War?
Where are the great constitutional
lawyers OF the South?
And where are the fine philosophers
Of the South for this issue goes
beyond law to philosophy. as IT did
in Calhoun's day
A Georgia proposal to invite MIR.
Rogers to appear before Southern
Bar Associations with his case and
permit himself to be answered when
ne has made II should be followed
through.
These are no great men OF law or
philosophy who man the Supreme
Court and the Department OF JUS
tice. 1t is tragic to let them have the
nations ear without any answering
back when there Is such competcn,
answering back 70 be done.
When the President makes his
speech about how disrespect for the
laws and rulings OF the Supreme
Court is "fraught with peril to the
nation. he knows in his heart that
what has imperiled the nation is the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-24
Letters To Editor
Tranquility Through
Eternal Faith

Editor. The Herald.
There is but one way TO tran
guilty Of mind and happiness. let
this. therefore. be always ready at
hand with thee. both when thou
wakest early In the morning. and
all the day long. and when thou
gocst late TO sleep. TO account no
external things thine own. but com
init all these 70 God.
Epictctus.
There was never time when so
much official effort was being ex-
pended to produce happiness. and
probably never time when so
little attention was paid BY the in
dividual to creating the personal
qualities that make for II. What
one misses most today Is the evil
dcnce Of widespread personal de-
termination to develop a character
that will in itself, given any rea-
sonable odds. make for happiness
Our whole emphasis is on the re-
form Of living conditions. Of in
creased wages. Of controls on the
economic structure the govern
mcnt approach and 50 little on
man improving himself
Man does not live by bread
alone, but by beauty and harmony
truth and goodness. work and rec
reation. affection and friendship,
aspiration and worship
Not BY bread alone. but by the
splcndor Of the armament at night
the glory or the heavens at dawn,
the blending Of colors at sunset,
the lovclness OF magnolia trees.
the magnlficence of mountains.
The Bcatitudes show how happi-
ness Is possible TO those who ordi-
narily arc not expected TO be
happy. The poor, the mournful, the
meek these arc the happy ones in
Christ's kingdom Their happiness
depends. however. not on something
they do or get. but on what they
are IN themselves. 1t is the r
character or inner state Of being
which is the cause Of their Joy.
So il seems happiness and virtue
rest upon each other; the best are
not only the happiest. but the hap
picst arc usually the best.
Cordially yours.
Everett A. Trent
r. 2. Powhatan