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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-30
Vice President
For Space
Work Urged
~ the Associated Press

A onetime missiles car UNI
der Hitler suggested today that
President Eisenhower take on
another vice president TO direct
space work,
Or. Walter r. DornberRer,
now Bell Aircraft Corp, as
siStant, proposed this idea be-
fore the House Space Commit
tee. His plan scared beyond
MFR, Eisenhower's more modest
proposal to set up a civilian
space agency.
Il am told that the Piesi-
dent might use more vice presi-
dents to help him run the coun.
try" DR., Dornberger said land
. vice president Of space could
be a good Office to start ex-
panding the second level Of our
national administration"
Space work between here and
the moon should be handled by
the military because OF its
prime military importance
within the next 20 years, he
added He said civilian SCENT
lists could have responsibility
for prestige" projects farther
out.
Help of Foreigners
In separate prepared testi-
mony. Frederick c. Durant LII
of the AVCO Research Labo-
ratory, a past president of the
American Rocket Society,
called for including efforts OF
foreign scientists in the United
States space program. He said
this would speed space progress
and promote American leader
ship internationally.
DR.. Dornberger said IL Is
harder to avoid duplication and
money difficulties in this coun-
try than in Nazi Germany,
where, as he pictured 1t, he
could hire and fire both mill
tary and civilian personnel and
write his own ticket for funds.
Scientists did not run our
program, they just helped U.S."
he said. In United States space
work, he said, little subdepart-
ments and Offices should be
held to bare minimum, If not
eliminated fro ma voice at ALL"
Full Authority Needed
Instead. the former German
general said. small space
agency at the presidential
level should have full decision
authority. Mr.. Eisenhower's
proposed agency should be con-
fined to research. Space prof.
ects would be assigned to the
military or to scientific groups.
he said.
= DR.. Dornberger said that
while space flight is of top i'm
portance to Americas future
he is opposed to a crash pro-
Gram of wild blue yonder"
schemes.
Proposed step-by-st devel-
Opment. he listed In order:
1ong-range missiles, manned
space glide bombers. unnamed
satellites, manned ferry rockets
travelling to the satellites and
to the moon. manned satellites,
unnamed spaceships and A.
Yally manned spaceships.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-30
Fish for President

LONDON, April 80 CP).--A
canning factory in Scotland
announced it is sending a case
of kippered herring to the
White House for President
Eisenhowers table. The fac
tory's kipper exports to the
United States have reached the
IS million mark, it said, and
the is milli6nth kipper is some
where In the case.
Arizona sun., 1958-02-27
FACING THE FACTS
w. A. Robinson


Former staff members Of Car
yer High School were Saddened
to learn that two former Carver
students had been arrested for
armed robbery of the Union Sta
ton, and that there were two
others not yet apprehended. All
of us remember the two boys
involved. One came to Carver
at the age Of thirteen and was
evidently unprepared to keep
up with ninth graders academ-
ically or socially. When justi-
fiably accelerated thirteen year
olds in the ninth grade are al
ways among the. brightest in
the class. We tried to get the
boy returned to the eighth grade
but the grade school officials,
though aware of the boys situa-
ton, were of the opinion that
the error could not be correct
ed by having him return, al
though the boy himself claimed
that he couldn't do the work
in the grade like the other chill
dren. He gave that as his rea-
son for repeated absences from
school. We kept the little fellow
Che was quite Small) in school
for a large part of his first year.
He was frequently away from
school without the knowledge Of
his parents. They both worked.
He refused often to come to
school prepared with his books,
gym suit, or military uniform,
and he was a habitual liar and
thief. He took students wallets
and other property, and once a
blank cartridge track starter
pistol. He loved switch blade
knives and he admitted stealing
them while another boy in the
group was attracting the atter-
ton of the salesman. When we
caught up with his thrieving, as
we sometimes did, we insisted
that he make restitution. On
numerous occasions it was ne
cessary to insist that his par
entS. come to talk with us and
the boy about his behavior. Of
ten they refused and we had to
let the boy remain away from
school until they brought him
in. When they did come it was
evident that they we're frus-'
trated and helpless and could
offer us little help in dealing
with the boy. This boy came
to the valley at aDout eleven
years old, as I remember, and
was a problem when he entered
the local school.
The second boy was a native
Phoenician. He was a big boy
and over age for his grade. He
was frequently in the office Of
the dean of boys for such be-
havior as stripping bicycles and
other thieving. He wasn't with
us very long but during that
time he was picked up for sus-
picion of having burglarized the
elementary school which he had
Arizona sun., 1958-02-27
VETERANS
NEWS

An increasing number of cases
are coming to light in which
CT life insurance proceeds must
be paid to other than the vet
GRAMS immediate family because
the veteran failed to keep his
beneficiary listing up to date.
This was reported today by
Wayne A. Sanders, Manager of
the Veterans Administration
Regional Office in Phoenix, for
the benefit of any Of the 32,793
CT insurance policyholders in
Arizona who should change
their beneficiarieS in line with
recent changes in family status.
Marriages, divorces, births or
deaths are the types of changes
in family status which may in
dicate. needed changes in bene-
ficiary listings, Mr.. Sanders said.
In many of the recent cases
coming to light, the benefici-
aries of VA record were the same
veterans had named when they
took out their policies years ago,
even though they had since
married and begotten families,
Mr.. Sanders said.
He added VA is required by
law to pay CT insurance pro-
ceeds to the beneficiary of re-
cord, whether or not that bene-
ficiary still is in any way con-
nected with the veteran.
Changes of beneficiarieS can
be made at any time without
notifying the beneficiaries, but
they must be made in writing
over the policyholder'S signature
and sent to the VA office Serv-
icing the policy, Mr.. Sanders
said.
Any VA office will be glad to
assist CT insurance policyhold-
ers in filing beneficiary changes,
Mr.. Sanders said
Arizona sun., 1958-02-27
REPUBLICAN COURTESYM

Everett Frederick Morrow, administrative officer for
the Special Projects Group in the Executive Office OF the
President according to the story in last weeks Arizona SUM-
Phoenix under the asupces of the Marcopa County
Central Republican Committee. If there need
for evidence the utter dsdan in which the local Repub
holds it's loyal Negro Republicans
there could be none better than the two "osts which
Morrow Phoenix Persons who attended the
free luncheon at the Sky Riders Hotel that there
evidently preparation for 40 so persons at luncheon
by less people, Most OF those present
are said have been Democrats invited they did not know
why to pay courtesy Negro gentleman high in the
Administration in Washington. It is rumored that
may have been registered Democrats who like the vel
vety feel of Republican money.
Well it looks as if the Republican Organization
able and willing to spend considerable monearge uncheons
exactly free at the Sky Riders they weren't
about to attend the luncheon personally to show Mr.
Morrow any courtesy high echeon Republican Persons
present say Mr. Morrow felt the too apparent lack of
courtesy keen and expressed himself OF course
luncheon somewhat more respectable tnan the uSua
Republican beerbust barbecue but dozen people at
luncheon be very lonesome in seup for four times
that number.
The speaking occasion at the Negro Elks Lodge was
even Local Republican functionares absent in
large numbers The two three who present must
have felt deep embarrassment and chagrn The possible
pectve votes Evidently Mr. Morrow brought to Phoe
nix the Negro Republicans know how highly the Party
thought of them and not because he supposed to have
ANYTHING that other than Negro Republicans
was supposed want hear Well the Negro Repub
icans should have doubt of the height of the regard
which the Party locally holds the should Mr. Morrow
have any doubt of this after two such cod facts one
day When he reports back to Washington what he says
may be surprise to Mr. Gowater but not to else
matter of fact only registered Negro Republicans
had been present both occasions the bay climate OF
Phoenix would have seemed even colder to Mr. Morrow
The policy at the Elks Lodge may be non-partisan
but would be difficult convince Mr. Morrow OF that
We wonder if Mr. Morrow shouldn't have been here on Sat
urday night the rostrom with Vice Pres. Nixon
Arizona sun., 1958-02-27

formerly attended. AS I remern-
ber, he finished out the year at
Fort Grant. The staff at Carver
were quite aware of the stu
dents who were potential GRIM
inalS and we were frustrated
because we were entirely un-
equipped to help straighten out
such students. When a boys
presence in the school became
a menace to the schools effec-
tiveneSS for other students, we
could no longer keep him. Nor
was the high school system
equipped to offer any effective
help to the schools. The courts,
the law enforcement agencies,
and the public institutions were
equally frustrated by this prob
lem of making the young (early
teens) potential criminals into
community assets. Blame was
literally passed around from
one agency to another. The
police and the sheriffs could
only inpatiently bide their time
until the boys were eighteen
and then crack down and send
them to Florence. The only re-
medieS we in Arizona have come
up with for this sad and still
hopeless situation facing our
mal-adjusted early teeners are
the bill passed by the last ses-
sion of the legislature which
permits the names and other
information about these very
young teenerS to be exposed by
the press, and the bill introduc-
ed in the current session to.
permit them to be tried, under
certain conditions, in the adult
court. How anyone can consider
that either of these bills bodies
any good to the mal-adjuSted
younger teeners is difficult to
understand But perhaps such
laws are not really aimed at the
good of the boys. AS a matter
of fact, when we do have a law
that offers any real help for
the boys, it will centainly carry
an appropriation. That would
place it somewhere in the late
future-many boys away. Until
then we can expect these boys,
whatever their color or Ian
guage, to make a living with
such skills as they have whether
it be stealing or buying and,
pushing marijuana or other
narcotics from Mexico. One
thing is sure: they won't oblige
us by starving to death just
because society has failed them
and is continuing to fail their
younger brothers. Only the stu
pid or the viciouSly bigotted
will contend that this is a prob
lem of biology. The anthropo-
logists know it is a problem
spawned in social prescription
and neglect.
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SERVICES

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CARPENTRY. building, repairing
painting call p H. Orr. Phone $50
10i Franklin 81. t'armville
&C ltap f.
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VENETIAN BLINDS washed. ie-
taped and cords also new blinds
made % oretr Phone 3a3. Watkins
Awning u Sign Go. b-2O-tf
=
SERVICE DEPARTMENT II IL can
BE- fixed. We can fix IT, All work
guaranteed. The only thing chear
about our service Is our price.
Farmers Supply Co.. phone 2l3
Farmyille. Va. l-3l-tf
HAND " POWER LAWN MOWERS
sharpencd and repaired Pickup and
delivery Phone 302 Motley Hard
ware Co Att
SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED See
US for free estimate Phone "A, w
w Dickerson 6-6tf
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ALL HAND and power lawn mowers
aharpened ana repaired For pick
up and delivery, call Shanaberser
and sons. phone 9a2 F'armNi!le
6-27-I
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FOR RENT.

. t.
i AFAhi MEM M uplHi hlid iuMRi
100 Second Street Also ! rooms
\ heated aDl Second Street. Mra hluli'
.oe Johns. - Phone i2b-N
l-l1-I X
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&C.
sropr fo,,ne,ly nccrn,ad IN
r,ale,s rlt.ah.tt, p,n..a,. Farm
WIG. va o1oei
APARTMENT rooms 3o8
Randolnh 81 Mrs y u Young
phone 3s1R o-6-tf,FJ
neutrality-suspicious.
OFFICE, space formerly occipled
~ Dr pattesoo Mss t,,zaheth Bur
per rarmvillc 5.a-f ri
furnished. heat and water furnished
Phone 6b4-W Louis Trear h2i 4p
" 'Ai' N'f's II 'ooih af3'Si iiiieii'
vi fdSl SeGuHu oIGGlt sAt ~ IiibllH
Also I room apartment Saiae ioca
tion w W psf shoiilh Lailaoh mi
Klhs Reaiioi faiiilViiie h-4ozi
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NAG'S HEAD ( bedroom cDttaRe
completely furnished zoo fcrt ifoM
ocean front tor Ttm by ihe week
tet,uS rtasau4nte phone iI3 NFre.
ann RoheSau ,aa,novi,la 7-t-.t
TWO ] ROOM HOUSES si20n aNd
SlG-oo NJ, miles from Prospect gar
den and chicken hu4sea electric
1.l-3p
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
HOUSE 4rooms, hot and COLA wa
ter miles farmtille On lat N SAM
IARGr, second moor area viii re!h
antlre moor III Spht tito Offices Dn
/, r. : ',e'on @'.'ii' D'Deh II Niati'
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LEGAL. NOTICE

VIRGINIA.
In the Circuit Court Of Prince Ed.
ward County,
RE Estate Of WILLIAM Il. AN
DE.kSDN, deceased
Show Cause Order
II appearing that report Of Tho
accounts Of State Planters Bank Of
Commerce and Trusts. Administra-
tor oi the Estate ot William L An
dersOn. deceased. and 81 the debts
and demands against his estate, has
been filed IN the Clerk Office and
that six months have elapsed since
the qualification. on motion 81 said
1t Is ordered that the
creditors Of. and all others interest
ed III. the estate do show cause. II
any they can. Oh the llth day Of Au-
gust 1853, before this Court al its
Court Room against the payment
and delivery OF the estate Of the said
william r. Anderson, deceased. to
lliF distributes without requiring re-
bonds Oh SAID distributes. or
amy Of them
CHRISTIAN. MARKS. SCOTT ID
SPlCER, p d,
A Copy Teste
HORACE ADAMS. CLERK
7-4-4t
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FOR SALE


OR RENT Wheel chairs. hospital
beds. crutches. canes. or sick room
needs. Gray's Drug Store, Farm
VILE go. II
HOUSE. 5 rooms. bath. porehr> 800
South Main Street .i4p
) MILK COWS A. w Lewis, Pros
pect. Va. li-3p
FISHING GEAR Live minnoWs.
Also complete line Of fishing equip
ment such as Rods. reels. artificial
bait. etc Farmville Electric appli
ance Co.. Phone 204. l04 n. Main.
Street. Farmville, Va 5-3O-tt
HOUSE rooms. baths. oil heat.
large lot, reasonable. Contact T. w
Brooks. Jr.. Phone 952 or 2055-J
2-25-ti
SEE US Tor the best prices In town
on all your building material needs
We build homes. years Of expert
ence III building Bids cheeritaly
gwen Ayres Building Supply Co,
phone 7O6-J. Farmyille. Va. Att
TAKE THE simmer out Of summer
in cool Spencer foundations and
bras individually designed Mrs
w ptttrtv Phone .ttn b4lt.4Tp
PICTURES The Herald viii sell
glossy 8xl0 pictures OF any snapshot
that appears In The Herald for only
ST 90. 429-tf /
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ALUMINIUM PATIO awnings and
also in canvass Phone 1888. |
Watkins Awning & Sign Co o-l0-tf I
COLLIE PUPPIES Cary Smith,
Jr Farnl.llle. VA. 6-2r9p F. +
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9Oc per inch
? 2 . = . ? ? ? .
FOR SALE

WINDOWS & FRAMES COMPLETE.
reasonable Prince Edward County
School Board Contact d Dish
man. phone a0l2-J 1917
SUN SHADES for Bucks Oldsnlo-
biles. Chetrolets, 1854 and 1855 NO
dels. Faim,lle Iron 4 Metal CO.
14-lp
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BEST PRICE Oh Fender Skirts
Farmyille Iron & Metal CO. 7-4-lp
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YOUNG HOLSTEIN Cow. fresh
Mercer Gillian. Phone 2o56-J
7-s-2p
REDUCTIONS On straw hats, sum
ner oxfords. trousers. sport shirts
All first class stock Versers
7-l-6p
BEST PRICE Oh Fender Skirts.
Farmville iron & Metal c.. 7-4-lp
CHANGE the model Of YOUR car fol
summer with the latest DESIGN III
Hub Caps from Farnville Iron (
Metal Co. 7-l-f3
WATERAfELLONS lee cold every
ay Worsham Grocery. Phone
Hampden-Sydney 25el tiff
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GOOD 1855 Chevrolet VIZ motor. low
mileage 1865 Plymouth; ''6 mo
tor like new; 1853 Ford. & cylinder
motor. 1881 Chevrolet motor IN good
condition FarmvilIe Iron & Metal
Co 1-i-lp
BOAT. MOTOR \ TRAILER S2o5
phone l45-J 7-4-lp
PUPPIES English shepherd pup
pies f G. Dunnayant. RI. /. Box
10, Meherlin, Va. 7-l-7t
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DAYLILIES Named varieties. red.
gold. yellow. pink Make selections
now Plant in early fan Mrs. Shei-
man Thompson. FarmvlIle. 7-4-lp
FRESH FISH and seafood Of all
kinds every Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. Farmville Seafood Mark
81. corner Second and Main st
5-30-tf r
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LEGAL NOTICES

VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court Of the County
OF Prince Edward, June IL, 1858
ALBERT W. Redo,
Complainant
v III Chancerv
DALLAS 5IMM-5, widoWel Of Ethel
Redd SlnMA. deceased
Defendant
Order III Publication
The object oi this suit Is u Ge-
termine the rights and interest Of
Albert w. Redd and Dallas Simms
III the estate of which Ethel Redd
Simms died seised and possessed
consisting Of certain articles Of per
.sonal property. ana the following
described real estate
lst That certain tract d land IL
Hampden District. Prince Edward
County. va, containing III acres,
bounded Oh the North by Reed on
the East and West BY INK VI w
Anglea land, and en the South 81
E s Rucker land and Briery
Greek and being ,he same land
conveyed 10 John Andrew Rcdd BY
deed fiom l. ) Rucker and wife
recorded III p p ~ page 800
End That certain tract Of land
IN Hampton District. Prince ED
ward County WA containiAa q
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81 %5fST A1S; -
FOR SALE


PLANTS Hybrid petunia Mrs
Sherman Thompson. Phone 3oo9-J.
1-3-lL
S20at down. S5i 80 per month buys al
most neW ) bedroom home with tile
bath. III heat and modern kitchen
100 acres fronting on ; state roads
fVr I miles u acres cleared. bal.
ance III young timber 1 acres To-
oacco allotment II miles from
Farmvlle, s255C DC
CATTLE farm. near Farmsllle. b40
acres. 800 acres cleared, most OF
which is III clover. blue grass, .escue
and other grasses This farm is we'll
fenced and watered for Cattle. One
& room residence with bath. one )
room residence with basement and
one room tenant house Long front
age on 3 state roads. Some valuable
pine timber and pulpwood The price
rs reasonable
S3C oU down, $50 90 month buys l.
acres 1 miles from tafmtille Two
acres cleared. balance good Young
pine timber $50 %
5000 down. TO 90 month bays beau
nful wooded lot III Prince Edward
County on paved road. school bus
and mail route
Brick veneer residence In Farmylle
3 bedrooms. large livinf room with
fireplace, modern Kitchen and bath
Fun basement with large knotty pine
recreation room Sl5 400 90 with
81 200 % down and assume ~
loan
Apartment house near Farnlville
High School. I modern apartments.
each with bath. range and refrigera
TOT on heat. Large lot Annual IN
come $1,000 A real value at s25 900
House rooms. bath, extra lot Oh
Bridge 81. Only 50 $50
Residence m dern 2 family
residence III DillWyn With one acre
Hot water heat. hardwood floors.
and B out buildings Only Sl2 900
Excellent building lot Third Ave
Residence IN Jackson Heights.
rooms. bath. large lot. Sc, 800
Many other houses. lots. and
farms
Landon Atkins. Realtor. Mun.ci
pal Bldg scott II
EXCELLENT BUILDING LOT
Fourth Avenue G Bruce. phone
81. b-l3-u If
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SLATE RESIDENCE Priced re-
luced foF quick sale. owner leaving
town. J G. Bruce. phone GIL
6-l3-n III
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LROOM HOUSE Oh two acre lot
City water. terms # desired J G
Bruce. 6-l3-tf +
Is ACRES u mile from City limits |
N hard surface road j G Bruce
phone Gil. 6-i3-tf +
lli2 ACRES. approximately one
mile East 81 town On Route 400. TOO /
t. road frontage J G Bruce. Real |
tor Municipal Building, phoae Gil /
7atmpilie Va. cleft r.
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HOLIDAY
CLEARANCE
SPECIALS

Brand new 3-piece Walnut
Bedroom Suite, $50 SO New
S20 SO innersprlne mattresses
and rnotching box springs,
S24 SO Also plenty Of good
used lnnerspring mattresses
and box springs SterIized to
meet the Virginia Stote law
Washing Machines, ringer
type, $50 So New Soto Bed
covered in quality fobric,
$50 SO. $50 90 Piano, have it
tuned yourself Solid mohog-
any l3pone china closet,
made BY Bigos- This eobinet
hos to be seen to be oppreoi-
ated, $50, SO Regular $50 so
Lawn set, includes glider and
two choirs, $40 SO.
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POSITION WANTED
CARD OF THANKS

DUNNAVANT - We wish 10 express
our appreciation to our friends.
neighbors and relatives for the many
acts OF kindness shown us during our
recent bereavement. The family Of
Ellis c. Dunnavant. 7-4-lt
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IN MEMORIAM

IN MEMORY Of Joseph II Foster.
who passed away July ;. 1850 God
knew you were suffering and the
hills were hard to climb 81 he
closed your weary eyes and Whis-
pered Peace be Thine Robe.
Belle, Canmie and Charles. .4-lp
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-14
Don't Play lis Cheap.

cry being out Of
the metropolitan cities path nothing
toNns = definitely ali wet
There not week that by That ceeby
Visits towns either speaking
entertainer appearance hotel
Tho bet BAH greats nation professional
be seen here during What
York shake hanls within days with both Athea
tennis great and Jackie Robinson the baseball gcatf
This the play higher
edueauon from ~ Of the principal private
10 ~ the nations states u win be ti
United Negro College Fund
Among these college preadents figures
Frederick Patterson president
Runs Clement Of Atlanta University precedent being
elected 60 tho Atlanta city Board Education
president ot Moe'ouo writer schalar
leading churhmep ana others reputation
viii and a the country serving
the beard 81 trustees United College
The Seymour Memorial Lectures have
brought 20 cities the greatest government
poitigs science ana The buu,anusa IN the
The 81 Paul Wunicna similar lob IN mat
ay 70 cSpoac citizens tho beat
everything taBhons music
White travelling IL broadening said ooui.
reto happiness and the habit complaining nothing
do here cte past person remain
tn these two elites fut without suffering exposure
10 great movements right many
opportunities Tor of kindA
We invite those who bg city affair
and add Go their personal Negro
cocse Fnd Convocaton Northrp nn University
u Minnesota Sunday pm be part or a
brilliant Audience make the feel At home ami
hear distinguished American educator