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Wet rice is dried in the sun in
the Orient to produce starch for
use in the textile industries.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

cH I1I,SI, CHASE Y. IN H1 \. l nrE
sr0 Sss spIsnS,o baths So sep; ,o din,
huge gar, Anchor fence, 2 blks. 70
eeSaii R RTRIessS EN II lHT So s Plssic
sun. and ewes. WO. 0-4g46.
CHEVY CHASE open 4 to 5: 1874
e SsIsnIaIa sSeiA dst bEs cor
2h baths, spae. din. rm. and kit
S n s6. ar1sS csh tfns'd REa sEEs pr U.s.
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1852 Adams st. NV 8 rms. Q
paths. oil h.-w.h. Rent refs. req
1911 1st st. NV. Avail. Sept. 1. 6
rms. path, gas h.-w.h. Rent ref
REQ $3.50.
GUY THINNER
1929 11th st. NV. Z NO. 7-4907
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.HYBLA VALLEY FARMS

II Blu VhIBB1 FHFtWo
3-bedrm. rambler; enclosed breeze
way diversified gar. on beautiful
AZ acre heavily wooded lot, CON-
pletely fenced. Firepl. in liv. rm.,
wired for air conditioner and
drter. 20 minis. from Pentagon
schools, shopping center and buses
nearby. S125 per mo. v WARD
BOSWELL, INC 220 8. Washing
ton st., Alex, XII. 9-2616; ewes.
XII a-317R. 81 nm
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AAA BUSINESSES
GIBRALTAR co.
lNew York Coop Assoc.)
Listines Invited


TAvERNs-PR. GEO. CO.
2.-Nisht club. Good vol. business
excel. loo. only $4,000 down.
TAVERNS.-D. C.
Pa. ave. Good bus. CT. Sun
Low rent. Nice clientele.
2.-Upper Ga. ave. Closed Sun. Mic,
bus. Sacrif. $4,000. Terms.
3.-Colored tavern, NV, Excel. bus
luke pays rent, Terms.
.; Nd, Slots; prop, Ice, dance hall
LIQUOR LICENSES
e n Ma oi hiassises as. itOrs S.s is' lte
PRiNTfNo PLAN ''''
Nearby Md. Well estab. and equip
Excel. bus. accts. Sell WITH prop
erty. $4,000 cash handles.
.CARRYouT
Pizza, sandwiches, Over $4,000
net prot yr. In Md. shop. ctr.
LIQUOR STORE
Nd, driven, Excellent location
$4,000 cash handles.
CAMERA SHOP
Georgetown, NV. l-man oper., 9-8
Excel. bus; $1,000; "a down.
Lee. and small. in D. c., Va, Nd
Ito buy or sell-our speciality
=. DRIVEN RESTAURANT
Va. Beer; modern equipment; gooC
parking. excel business.
DONUT SHOP
Va. Drive-in; low rent; good bust.
ness , Oniy Ss,Sgni terms.
Bethesda: Scott Atwater distrib
MoTEI:REEssTTsAiujIRsANr
Ocean City. 81 units on ocean; liv
dtrs. 100000: terms.
BEAUTY AND BARBER SHOP
For rent in Laurel, Md, shopping
center. 500 mo. ca.
REPAIR SHOP
Silver Spring: Appliances, vacuums
W. VI" SANDWICH Ss6S9i Isl SHOP ofeK net
5000: terms. Good business saSfne sun
LUNcHEoNETTE
excel. bus. loo; Only 5000.
GROCERY
u D, c., NV. Excel. bus. Reas.
w NM O-Qay. kOOQ puS. heas.
DELICATESSENS
~ Mr.. Langley PIX, Good earryout
CD Wheaton, Nd. Good volume
lge. bus; ideal for ..
LIQUOR sToRES-D. C.
excel. opport. to expand
nice loo. $4,000 cash down.
BEAUTY SALONS
II Hyatts., Nd. $1,000: terms.
CD Laurel. Nd. For rent: SlO0,
MISCELLANEOUS
Iinh snopEConn; ave, small.
Paint store-Md.; wallpaper, etc
Dry cleaning-N.W.; only So. 500.
Catering bus.-N.W.: well estab
Hardware-Md. and Va: shop. ctr
Observation-Disclosures; very reas,
Gut shop-Conn. ave-; very reas.
Sign co.-Well establ.: good terms.
Golf range-Md.: excel. income,
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LIQUOR TAVERN-Downtown cor. !;
owner quotes 5000 wk. sales, 6
days; opens II am: good bar
business. Total price only $4,000.
Terms, $4,000 cash. W. E.
THRIFT TIL az ,Excls ssHHlls AL Pa:
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WOODWARD & NORRIS
paa1fare

723 Goth St. NV. RE. 1855
GUEST COTTAGE rms. Kitchen
nette. shower, oil heat, hot water
Porch. gar. S35 mo. ASHTON, MD
Spring 4-5192.
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Immediate Occupancy
500 .5O-S15O


Several newly decorated brick ram
hlers, in the Falls Church and
Annandale area, many with all
electric GE kitchens, including
garbage disposals. dishwashers,
etc. fireplace. full basement with
outside entrances; two OF three
bedrooms; near schools, stores
and buses. Apply portion Of rent
towards down payment.
LARCHMONT REALTY, INC.
JE. $4,000 JE. 2-64l5
LAKE BARCROFT-Beaut. contem.
porary; 8 bedrms., 40-ft. rec. rm.
game rm., ETC.: 1925. Inspect Sat
Sun. l to g. OWNER, CT. 6-4395
LANHAM. MD. = Country home
B nedrms:, liv; nm, kit, bath;
SIS per mo. Call SP. 3-s345.
MANNAsAS-Nice Cape Cod, $50
mr.. 10y re'c, - IN. pymt. S17
r.. V3c1~.. rU. $500.
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GLEN MAR PARK

Just across the District line in
this excel. area of charming
homes; features 3 bedrms., "a
baths. spacious grounds. Avail
Sept Is. For apt. to inspect,
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Self-Serv. Grocery-N.W.
Owners quote $4,000 wkly cash
mixed trade Well-known money!
maker. Nicely equipped. Good
lease. $4,000 down will handle
Exclusive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-30

Liquor, income
$1,000 wk. Big bar business,
shows bis net profit, 2 pc. hiilbiliy
band. A. r. sEELYE, DI. 1895
Evening star., 1959-11-10

1885 7-pc. SOLID KNoTTY PINE
JR. DINING ROOM SUITE 1888
1890 KING SIZE SOFA, Foom Rubber
Scot and Bock ---- 1883
39.95 LOUNGE CHAIR, Brown Fobric
and Ivory Plastic Combinations 1888
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Seat Pleasant
Group to Appeal
Industrial Zonine

The Lyndon Hill Civic Asso-
citation of Seat Pleasant. Md,
has voted unanimous support
OF a plan to appeal a decision
granting industrial zoning to
a 30.5-acre tract on Walker
Mill road.
The property in question is
that owned by the Addison
Walker, Inc. and is the site Of
a sand, gravel and concrete
mix operation. 1t was rezoned
from residential to heavy in
dustrial use by the Prince
Georges County Commission
ers on October 81 over objec-
tions of many nearby property
owners.
Last weeks action by the
Lyndon Hill group followed a
verbal review of the case by
the Rev. David T. Gleason,
Evening star., 1959-11-10

committee, IN addition 10 the
sales tax proposal sent to the
convention today measures re-
iterating the leagues position
on other tax problems. 1t rec
commended:
/. A study by the State Tax
Commission Of the personal
property tax, which, 1t was
charged, is assessed without
uniformity.
2. Adaptation Of the net in
come tax paid by each locality
as a factor in the distribution
Of State funds.
8. Remission Of liquor store
profits to localities on a quar-
terly, rather than an annual,
basis.
4. Refund to the counties of
one-half of the merchants
and State license taxes.
S. Appointment of a special
committee to study the entire
tax structure. The measure
was offered with the realiza-
ton that any tax problem or
discussion was too big to be
Evening star., 1959-11-10
resolved IN any one meeting oil

resolved In any one meeting Of
any organization. :"
At a business session yester-
day, revisions to the leagues
constitution and by-laws were
adopted. They would reappor-
tion representation on the ex-
ecutive board.
At present the board is made
UP OF one member from each
congressional district. This has
the effect OF leaving Fairfax
County as the only jurisdiction
entitled to a board member
from the 10th congressional
district. The cities Of Alexan-
dria and Falls Church are in
eligible for membership in the
organization. and Arlington
County is a member Of the
League of Virginia Municipali-
ties.
Under a new regional" setup
Fairfax has been grouped with
the counties Of Culpeper, Fau-
ouier, Loudoun and Prince
/ William. Each region will be
entitled to two members on
| the executive board.
Evening star., 1959-11-10
THE EVENING STAR
SPACE CONQUEST MAY ABSORB
WAR, PSYCHIATRIST BELIEVES

BALTIMORE tAP).-The conquest of outer space
may become the ong-sousht moral equivalent Of war;
according physchatry professor at the Johns Hopkins
school of Medicine
Assuming that aggression is basic ttrait in the
human personality said DR.. Jerome Frank, our job is
not to eliminate 1t but to channelze it,"
The professor said war along with its horrors, givees
vent to some Of the nobles attributes of man-herosm.
esacrce cooperation for single goal dedication to
ideals and a willingness to die for them.
He said chronological Developments are constantly
providing other fields which can absorb these same
attributes.
But of all of them, the conquest of outer space
offers the best opportunity Dr. Frank said at meeting
sponsored by the Baltimore Peace Center.
Evening star., 1959-11-10

pastor OF st. Matthews Epis-
copal Church. who led the OPP
position forces against the re-
zoning. The church owns 5
acres in the 7200 block OF
Walker Mill road adjoining the
property.
Association President Robert
H. Heflin of 5839 Rollins ave-
nue. named a committee headed
by Ralph Butler Of $500 Rollins
avenue to study financial sup
port by the aSsoicaton for a
court appeal.
Evening star., 1959-11-10

The Episcopal Church of the
Holy Comforter, 701 Oglethorpe
street NV, will hold its an
nual turkey dinner and bazaar,
sponsored by the ladies' guild,
from 4:30 to 1880 pm. to-
morrow at the church, Bazaar
items for sale will include
Christmas gifts and decora-
tionS,
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would 90 over a program to be
submitted to the legislature at
a meeting at noon December IL
in the Hotel Richmond in
Richmond.
other Tax Stands
while we take up problems
peculiar to urban counties,
Mrs. wilkins said, I'VE will
seek the backing of all counties
who are members Of the
league"
The taxation and finance
Evening star., 1959-11-10
Virginia CountyL
Gets z Sales Tax Plans
nya star stan writer

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Nov. l0.-The League of Virginia
Counties was scheduled its plea for sales tax today
after ironing conflicting recommendations in this ed from
two Of its committees ,.,
Under one plan approved by the committee legislation
the General Assembly which January would be
Evening star., 1959-11-10

Every item in both great stores
wears q sole fog with price cuts
so low they will mdke furniture
history :. and you'll be os-
founded. Some items ore reduced
below cost :. all items offer you
savings you wouldn't dream pos
sibIe. You'll thrill at the quality
that hos mode Rossler's famous
for over a "a Century. Yours to-
morrow . at q fraction Of their
original cost.
Evening star., 1959-11-10

1925 CHARCOAL MAHOGANY 7
DRAWER KNEEHoLE DESK - z4.6S
5S.S5 LIMED 0AS PLASTIC TOP
SHAPED TOP KNEEHoLE DESK z4.8S
44.e5 LINED OAK PLASTIC TOP
SINGLE PEDESTAL KNEEHoLE DESK
1888
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2ss.o SAN soucI SLEEP SOFA, Cow
cred in Stoin Resistont Washable Soron
Fobric, Foam Rubber Cushions 1888
1895 OCCASIONAL. CHAIR, Bronze
Tubular Steel Frome, Plastic Upholstery.
5.88
6s.s5 "LEGAcY" by "AMERlCAN OF
MARTINSVILLE" ARMLESS OCCA-
SIGNAL CHAIRS ZS. .S8
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es.es SEALY TWIN SIZE HOLLYWOOD
BED with EyeIet Border Ventilotors;
Complete With Legs - 1888
1895 PREScRIPTo-REST CUSTOM
MADE EXTRA FIRM oRTHoPEDlc
MATTRESS AND BOX SPRING SO. .8S
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1885 LINED OAK PLASTIC TOP
CORNER TABLE 1888
14.s5 LINED OAK PLASTIC TOP
COCKTAIL TABLE ---- 1888
5s.ss MAHOGANY PLASTIC TOP SET
OF ; TABLES. z Step and | CocktoiI,
1888
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Z slrUATIoNS--WoMEN

ADA DIETICIAN with exper,, de-
sires industrial, school lunch,
cafeteria or similar DOS. In Arl,
or vie No wk,-end duty. Box
pbR-E Star
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F IlsE! r. l2.eabic y Victor, R
for 5000. 8p 3-b2l1
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FURS-MINK- MIRACLE

1t took US months to assemble
the most complete selection Of
slightly used mink garments Of
every description ever TO be Of
fered at a fraction of the origi-
nal cost, Beautiful mink coats.
capes, Jackets and stoles that
cannot be recognized from new
See for yourself
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ARPENTRY, PAINTING
CEMENT WORK


Roof repairs, porches, driveways,
retaining walls, guttering re,
modelling of all types; odds and
small I do my own work: white
mechanic. For PROMPT. depend
able service. Call CLYDE THOMAS,
LII, 3-342S any time.
CARPENTRY, PAINTING, repairs,
remodeling, small Jobs. White, re-
liable mechanic. NO. 7-1S53, A.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES jobbing, re-
modelling. store fronts, fixtures,
additions, rec. rooms, brick work,
concrete work, plastering, paint
ing. EDDIE HOWELL, JU. 9-4061
c. E. WILLIAMS MAINTENANCE
CO.-Floor cleaning and waxing
window washing; general cleaning
contractors. RE. 5-SS32
CEMENT WALKS, walls, steps,
JACK sPARKEs, cH. S-416I.
Cement work, walks, patios, drive
ways; no job too small. DC. only,
C DESPERT, HO. &-3960
CONCRETE BRICK WORK, general
home repairs Reasonable price
Experienced mechanic. Ii. 3-j4Gl.
ELECTRICIAN, LICENSED. colored,
wiring and repairs, in accord with
D c. regulations DE. 2-4S2J
BLACKSTONE PATIOS,. walks. in
cement completely installed, 75c
per su #. HE. 4-24S4.
FLOOR SANDING and finishing;
complete floor service Free est
mates. DU 7-4027, TU. 2-2649
FLOORS sanded, finished. New, &c
SO. # old, l0c up: painting, int,
ext. c L. HINSON, LII. 4-0675.
10'
GRASS CUT-Vacant lots cleaned
Bushes and trees taken down
Call RIA 6-6129.
MACHINIsT, experienced. I have
well-equipped machine shop. Do
precision work. b. hour or con-
tract 10. 5-2S5t
PAINTING, PAPERING. We can do
it for less Let us prove it. Work
guaranteed. Free est. ia. g-9170
PAINTING, remodeling and paper
hanging Free estimates. DU. Z
4O27, TU. 2-26l9
PATNTING-Interio and exterior
white mechanics. Free estimates
/ AP. 1-gb4O.
PAINTING, all work guaranteed
Reas. prices. Free est; white me-
chanic. Ii 4-35SS.
PAINTING, 81 yrs, exper.; white
! mechanics; apis, / bedrm., SO;
| effiic, $50 Guaranteed work. Low
/ prices Interior-eXterior Sunday
call all day. DE. 2-6lSS.
PAINTING-Interior. exterior; tor
/ craftsmen, white; upper ". anc
! Montg. Co. VIII. 6-1S6S.
PAINTING AND PAPERTNG-Al
/ work guaranteed: free estimates
IA. 2-6199 after 4:30 pm
PAINTING, interior, exterior; roof
carpentry. gutter work by white
/ Call any time. Gu. S-4404.
PAINTING-Guaranteed work Vir.
cinia painting Contractor. 30 yrs
in ares DU $3.50, XII. S-93G2
PAINTING and repairs expertly
done. reas priced sa isf. guar
serv Md, Va. D. c. CT. 6-2304
PAINTING. inside and out; paper
hanging and roofing Ii. 6-1S4S
nAINTING, paperhanging, repairs
low prices: white mechanics
Prompt service. MR.. RIDENOUR
4 DU. 7-6i52.
PAINTING, PAPERING. First elias
| workmanship: work done immedl
ately. Mr.. POAT. RA. 3-5643.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

AIRCRAFT MECHANTC-Ratings in
6 mo. Write for bulletin, AIR IN
STTTUTE 81 L st. s.e- WASH
n e
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LAB. TECH
1MMEn1ATE ENROLMENT

IMMEDIATE ENROLMENT
In medical laboratory technidues,
s mos, 8 mrs. Wkly Moderate tut
ton: aforementioned ciassrooms.
For info, call FE. 7-5112. WASH.
SCHOOL MEDICAL TECHNlOUES'
Ills 22nd ST. NV D. c.
LEARN Tying; $40 per month;
electric and manual typewrlterS
3-2OS6, AMERICAN INSTITUTE
1905 @ st. NV
LEARN TIPPING, shorthand, IBM
day or eve; low cost. TEMPLE
SCHOOL. Air Conditioned 1888
G NV, MA. S-4629.
Learn How to Buy! Sell Invest!
Learn TO Earn $4,000 VI. Pt. Time
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BECOME A
NURSE
ga
IN 3 MONTHS

CALL ST. 1851 FOR FREE IN
FORMATION, Open to all women,
married or single. High ScnooI
edncation not required. Glasses
day or eve, Free placement.
NATL, INSTITUTE OF NURSING,
VICTOR BLDG, Oil G PLACE NV
81
HIGH SCHOOL AT HOME in spare
time. Standard text furn.. Low
mo. payments. Receive an Ameri-
can School High School diplo ma
when completed. School est, S91
Write for hulletIn, Dept kt-C,
p. o. Boy 81. Bladensburg' Nd"
or call WA. $500,
HOME TUTORING-Alg., geom,
Lat. Eng, FIR. Sp., Ger, arm, :
read. elem, j, h, S. h. sub. uN'
4-lNS3
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CHAIN SAW-i6 in, never used,
sell for 500. Call OIL. $500.
CHAIN SAW, gas, 80 in, cost $3.50,
sell for SlBO. Rollaway bed, 80
$40 Tiller, 2 mos. old cost Sl40,
sell 500. suns, and ewes. EN-
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FREEZER, Hotpoint, i2-cu.ft. up-
right, excel. cond,, Sl75 student
desk, record cab, kit. table, d
chairs XII 0.k0q@
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FuRNITURE--complete furnishings
for ! W bedrooms, liv. -din rm.
comb kit, miscellaneous items.
oOl2 Bradley blvd, Chevy Chase,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02

FOR sALE-Complete line OF res
taurant, bar and kit. equipment
and furniture. Priced as a
package for Immediate sale. Call
DAVID JAMES, La Plata, Nd
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS-Rooms. rec rooms,
porches. dOrmerS, garages AL
work guaranteed. No down pymt
Free estimates. ALLIED HOME
IMP. CO., HA. 2-S316, day or
night
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FLOOR SANDING and finishing;
complete floor service Free esti-
mates. DU. 7-4027, tn. 2-2649
FLOORS sanded, finished New, &c
so, # old, l0c up; painting, int,
ext. c L. HINSON, LII. 4-0675.
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BREAKFRONE, antique, beautiful
solid walnut, reasonable, 3040
Idaho ave. NV, EN-. $4,000. Con-
tact MRS, LADLEY,
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FREEZER--lS-cu. 1T. Norge; excel
SS,ond,' costs S525, sell, $3.50
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CONCRETE BRICK WORK, general
home repairs Reasonable price
Experienced mechanic. Ii. 3-j4Gl.
ELECTRICIAN, LICENSED, colored,
wiring and repairs, in accord with
D c. regulations DE. 2-4S2J
BLACKSTONE PATI0S,. walks. in
cement; completely installed, 75c
mr. 81 Il He A-OISl
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DRILL PRESS, Craftsman, floor
model, Craftsman l2-in. thick
ness plener, Delta d-in iointer.
Delta l0-in, unisaw, Delta l4-in
band saw. Delta l2-in wood
lathe complete shop; SLIGO. PA
Milford chronicle., 1959-07-10

1t is our minimum obligation to
help every member of the class of
1859 to get the best possible edu-
cation suited to his individual
needs and abilities. The greatest
treasure we possess is the minds,
the talents and the spirits of our
children. They must live and work
on series of new frontiers, and
will face many dangers, some of
them perhaps the result of our
own ignorance and little faith. The
least we can do is to help, sustain,
and stimulate these who are the
builders of tomorrow.
The new frontiers of science, of
Gods universe, of human relations
are challenge to the best in all
of us. If we are true to the best of
the American tradition, and strive
with the humility and courage of
those who created what we now
enjoy, then the future is secure. In
time, communism will sink of its
own weakness. We must be worthy
to lead man to better future.
Milford chronicle., 1959-07-10


What does all this mean to you
who are the class of SO here in
Milford and across the United
States?
It should mean that you face the
most exciting challenges of any
generation of Americans. There is
no limit to your opportunity to
work creatively for the good of
America and of mankind. The ma
ture of the world tomorrow will
depend on the quality of the SER
vice you give in your lifetime.
To make the best contribution
in your power to give, three steps
are necessary:
First, you must develop a high
degree of skill in some one field,
and in a democracy all fields are
equally important. The physicist
and the farmer, the businessman
and the artist, all are needed in the
ideal society of tomorrow. The
challenge to you is to do as well
as you can do whatever it may be
that you undertake.
Secondly, you should gain all
possible knowledge of the world
as a whole, and of the people who
are our neghbors. At the same time
you must learn to understand our
own background, traditions, and
ideals. One of the most precious
possessions you can ever acquire
is a truly liberal education, either
in college or through your single
efforts.
Finally, you must learn to be-
lieve, and to hold humbly to your
beliefs, and apply them daily to
your life. You must not be dis
:ouraged if the faith which is the
foundation of the happy and pro-
ductive life grows slowly, since it
should develop as you yourself in
crease in knowledge and in wis
dom. With faith, no challenge will
be too great, and your achieve
ments will lay the foundation of
better world for everybody.
And what do these things mean
to us who are parents, who are
responsible for the homes we
share with our, children, and the
world which they will inherit?
Milford chronicle., 1959-07-10

This is, fortunately, not true but
every time we betray our convic-
tons we weaken ourselves, and
make easier the progress of COM
munsm. If, as a nation, we abide
firmly in what we know is right
we will grow ever stronger.
B. Freedom is another secret
weapon of democracy. Sometimes
the nation which preserves the
freedom of the individual seems
to move slowly, to live in chaos.
However, the progress of a free
people is sure, and its strength
when united in the face of a COM
mon danger is much greater than
that of like number of people
ruled by dictators We have prov
ed this fact in several wars.
But freedom is supported by
obligations. People are unworthy
of freedom if they betray it, if they
are unwilling to support it by
their services and their wealth
in peace, and with their lives in
war.
Freedom isl the foundation of
power when freedom is used by
the individual to increase his ca
pacity to serve his people. This
freedom has been the foundation
of American power since the Revo-
luton.
c. Wisdom grows out of faith and
freedom. To be wise one must be
more than technician. Soviet ed
ucation seems to create fine tech
nicians in large numbers. We may
soon be greatly outnumbered by
communist-trained technicians in
almost. every field of human en-
deavor. To survive we must be bet
ter and stronger as individuals
than our competitors. The foun-
dation of our superiority must be
wisdom.
The educational instrument for
the building of wise men and wo
men is liberal education. This is a
kind of education, in which the in
dividual is encouraged to seek
only the truth which makes him
free. Such education is impossible
under communism, because truth
which conflicts with communist
dogma cannot be taught Sometimes
this is carried to ridiculous ex-
tremes; for example, Soviet chill
dren are encouraged to read Hia-
watha, which is very popular in
the USSR, but Evangeline is for
hidden, and even professors of
American literature in Russia may
not have heard of this poem, pre-
sumably because it speaks well
of religion.
To be strong, we must educate
ourselves to be wise.
D. We have many friends around
the world. Today mankind is di-
vided politically into three almost
equal groups: the Communist
Bloc, the Democratic Bloc, and
the uncommitted bloc. The Com
munist Bloc, has several advan-
tages such as being grouped to-
gether in one solid religion in
Europe and Asia, and in being able
to act quickly on the order of a
dictator.
But our advantages are even
greater, if we are faithful to our
best traditions, and if we are will
ing to work together with all of
the people on our side, and if we
will help the natural peoples to
understand that our way is the
best way for everyone We should
remember that bundle of sticks
is much harder to break than in
dividual sticks, and that if we
don't hang together we might
hang separately.
If we keep our present friends,
and make new ones, and learn to
work togther for the common good,
we will remain strong and free.