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Sailing Event
ToTemerity

OXFORD, Md, Aug. Il
(AP).-Temerity, skippered by
Buzz White of the Patapscc
Sailing Association, yesterday
won the Poker Bowl for finish
ing first in the fleet in the first
day of the 1861 Oxford
Regatta.
The yacht, which also won
the Class C cruising division
title, finished the 31-mile An
napolis-to- Oxford run in a cor
rected time of 3:14.30. Its
actual time was 4:12.03.
Finishing second was White
Shadow III. skippered by Bill
Myers of Tired Avon Yacht
Club.
Bob Lipincott captaine d
zeearend to the fastest actual
time at 3:40.25 but his cor
rected time put him in 9th
place.
Summaries. including actual
time and corrected time:
Cruising Division
l., Class Al. Merluya,, Henry Wise
3:44.l2 (3:30.49l. 2, Gaylark, c. W.
Ufforo, Sailing Club Of Chesapeake. 3,
star Light. James Briekell, Tired Avon
Class BG1. Prim. Morton Gibbons
Neff, Sailing Club Of Chesapeake,
3:55;H (3:17.1D. 2, Rowing Miss.
Charles ]. owen. Gibson Island Yacht
SQUADRON: 8, Yankee Belle, Weems Z.
p.tapsso ssiiinT eRssss RssocIs.IoS bn1' Msts
GGi1: Gss;ia;S@ r:S z White Thdn shaaoW Shade I'LL n: BIZ
creyalle, Richard Bowie, Sailing Club
Of Chesapeake.
RACING
norman, Gibson Island Yacht SQUAD
ron. 3:4S.45 (3:33.15). 2, Valkyrie,
William L. Tyler jr.. Patapsco Sailing
Association. 3, Iskareen, H. W. Al
bers Gibson Island Yacht Club.
Division Ill, Karesta, T. B.. Al
friend. Patapsco Sailing Association,
4:2S.26 t3:23.02l. 2. valor, r. Town
son. Annapolis Yacht Club. 3, Mist,
Gather Scott, ANNAPOLIS Yacht Club.
Yacht serPsss siss sSssS ss1 Il tss TFsf S. Ar92
HoiiV' John ' M. Watkins ;T- jr.. Gibson
island Yacht Squadron. 3. Cloud TX,
B. M. Bellman, Severn Sailing Asso-
citation
Evening star., 1961-08-12

TODAY'S GAMES AND PROBABLE PITCHERS
Cincinnati at San Francco-Purkey $3.50 Sanford 7-6
Chicago at Mlwaukee-Anderson SD vs. Buh (9-8)
Philadelphia at Observation-Disclosures (312) Sullivan
Mizell (5-8).
st. Louis at Los Angeles nightJackson (88 VS. Podres
Results Yesterday Games Tomorrow
San Francisco a. Cincinnati g. Cincinnati at San Francisco
Milwaukee, q Chicago, /. ST. Louis at Los Angeles.
Pittsburgh, s; Philadelphia Philadelphia at Pittsburgh
(caled 64a innings, rain). Chicago at Milwaukee.
Only games scheduled.
Evening star., 1961-08-12

gift. CRUIS-ALONG, peri. COMO
$500, cash or trade, for real estate
or late model car. Ii. 3-9232.
AFT. RUNABoUT, marine plywood
| equip with trailer, elec. starter, 35-
nO 70 use sHee 1SsGf 6Sn6 II s'Sfi od
town; orig cost. Sl.500; will sac;
$3.50 Aft. 8, call 3Ol-WA. 6-l379
Is-FT. CABIN, sleeps .; head, wind
shields. navy top. rebuilt Jeep engine.
soTies: SsRss sass ihaSf FE, fSmP&Ss 54Sso ana 0'
IS -FT. FIBERGLAs, 40 mp. Slick
Graft. Premier -Darr trailer COW
top, Gust. uphols; Coast Guard equip;
$3.50. GA. 4-51Sl.
Is-FT. SHELLCRAFT CRUISER, 4b-
hip. Mere, cleo, extras, full yanvas;
tilt trailer: S1,199. FL. 4-7s24.
cARBUREToRs, generators: fYel
Shield wipers. BUELL's SERVICE,
S11 10th st. NV, ME-. S-5776.
FOR SALE = BOAT, MOTOR AND
TRAILER; excellent condition: S40Q.
Call RE. 5-7957.
4-FT. BAY BUILT; sleeps o. head;
inboard engine; needs head sSsEet.
$500 or best offer. Danes Restaurant,
15:FT. WINNER fiberglas runabcut;
s sdeess EynEaS6s sgS6 fie H. ss4i s!sFf motor
BSHE %slrSS MoToR a AND ,ogs.a1 5RA5IERt. :.st3.
starter and generator. $3.50. AD. 2
16.FT. HARDTOP day cruiser, e-beam.
fiberglas bottom; '55 Mercury engine
cyl. 40 h:p; elec. starter and gen
en1iinned ,Sith trai,sr it s1Sn IA a.
9l39.
HEAD BOAT-S4 person. Danes On
The-Bay Hotel and ReStr. Rte. 48s
through Shadyside to end. sc
16-FT. BoRUM sAFARI, equipped
with 50-h,p. johnson outboard, new
1860. Used l season; auto: steering
with elec. starter; legal. fuel tank,
cs af l9 eyer cR s'' a-sfsi sBFlsf day o.
CIR. 3-1525 ewes.
32-FT; BAY BUILT with new motor;
compl. equip, cabin. May be seen at
Everhart. Deale, Md Call 3ol-UN.
1898 or JU. 1895.
ss-FT. MATHEWS sport fisherman F.
B.; top shape, take trade and fl
nance. JA. 1929.
a9-FT. LEEK PACEMAKER sea skiff:
So. SIS. Ldf. l25 hip, many extras.
S''pNu. UO. o-tOOt.
1860 36-FT, bay-built cabin cruiser:
fully equip. AP. 1882 ewes. for de-
tails. $500 firm.
I4-FT. RUNABoUT, marine plywood;
equip. with trailer, elec. starter, 35-
hip. johnson motor; all access: ready
to use; excel. cond.;. l ". old: leaving
town; orig. cost, S1,500;. will, sac;
also water-skiing equip. Aft. 8, cali
301-WA. 6-1379.
1860 15-FT. BOAT. trailer; {5-h.p.
Mercury motor for sale. S1,500. Call
EN-. 2-1S74.
15-FT. FIBERGLAS; 35-h.p. Mercury
motor. all white. custom cover, all ac-
cessories. new prop, Insurance and
slip rental paid for the season. 5000.
33-FT. OWENS CE-Bo II; many ex-
tras. Best offer accepted. At, Wash
s.w. BOB HoLLANDER, Ma. s-s74S,
OFFSHORE FISHING CRUISER, 40
IT,; hull and bottom white, cedar,
chrysier s Pafae' marine engine, % a-to.i s, reduc
ton; completely overhauled, perfect
condition. owner on board Sun. IL
m. to & pm. can be seen at Clay
tons Marina. Ridge. Md, near Point
Lookout, Boat Alven II.
Is-FT. CHRIS CRAFT RUNABoUT;
95 h.p;, 6 cyl $3.50;
efrT lsF nariNs oWESs RetOF IS s'SS cabin cruiser
cyl. Flagship Less than 200 hrs
19-FT. OWENS 1858 hdtp. runabout,
a6-h.p FLAGSHIP, 35 m.ph.
SEVERN MARINA, sEvERNA PIX MD.
MITCHELL 7-0441
Evening star., 1961-08-12

I5l9-FT. FIBERGLAS Sea King, 35-
h.p. motor; trailer; conv. top, can
vas cover: completely equip; excel
cond.; $500. so. $3.50.
GIFT. OWENS outboard cruiser; so
hp. Scott, sale or trade for smaller
outfit. Wo. 6-6533.
2s-FT. CHRIS CRAFT sea skiff. only
1875 hrs, stored 2 yrs; compl. rein;
81 m,phS f,vNl able; S3S95; od EN-; n 3-SoaS 1925
4; ship-to-shore radio, head, galley:
$1,000. XII. $4,000.
3I-FT. CRUISALONG CUSTOM EX-
many extras. Sl3,950. OWNER, AP.
1-l023 2 a.m.-5 pm.
CRUIsALONG 1855; 90 it.. sleeps .,
head galley. Just recanvassed and
painted; $1,000. 935-5044.
I4-FT. FIBERGLAs: 40 h.p. tip trail
er, many extras all new l96O make
GIFT. 1885 INBOARD REvEL CRAFT
cruiser; beautiful condition: Sl'625.
Call WA: 7-0674.
22-FT. BAY BUILT FISHING BOAT
60-h.p. Flagship Marine engine, very
good boat. reasonable. Call 3Ol-uNi-
as-FT. AUXILIARY sAHBOAT, Kings
Cruiser Alpha; price reduced to sell
before delivery Of new boat. OIL.
REDUCED-Lsrse quality built Nevins
houseboat. Completely reconditioned
REQUIRES fitting out to make year
round home Best offer ever $4,000
secures. Annapolis l3OD COLONIAL
S-344S: ewes. ana weekends.
CHRIS CRAFT ,55 Capri: 19' mahog.
speed boat. 135 hip. inboard,. custom
covers, cushions, etc. Just like new:
Sacrifice: $1,000. c OR THAN
YACHT CLUB. End and v s.W.' or
yACHT-"Anna G" Wheeler sedan;
pk % IT heads enSshE shoer 0Ran sansss ss stee
galley. Pressure water system. Fine
inventory: $500 See in water now
and on the railway Mon. and Tues;
CoRINTHIAN YACHT CLUB. 2nd and
v st. s.w., or call RA. $4,000.
sACRIFICE-t6h #. broad beam
family styled boat complete with 30
Sat.Ty 6P motor ssy 5gy egSgsss eSisPt MSRF Sr
under Key Bridge. FE. 1897
OUTBOARD MOTOR 1859 Elgin. 25
hh;P,, -elee; with remote controls; $3.50.
CHRIS CRAFT 1855 go cabin cruiser;
sleeps 4, stove, head; , anchors. com
ssis. esss 'eSsifffs o%NfR VII WI a$5S sany5S Other
Is-FT, RUNABOUT - Just refinished
and painted, completely equipped
boat; 5O-h.p. Evinrude with electric
starter. new Gator trailer. Boat may
be seen in GEORGETOWN. GA. 4-9160.
lift. CROSBY CRUIsETTE 1859:
galley, head: 700 Mercury 90; all con-
trolls; heavy duty Imperial trailer;
excel. cond. $1,795. ia. 7-2s57.
SO OWENS, 25 it., 22O h.p.; sleeps 5;
complete convas.; excel. cond. Asking
$3,S75. CHI. S-9193.
1860 25 FIT. CHRIS CRAFT Custom
Cavalier; completely equipped; like
new; original owner. "a hrs; sacri-
flee due to illness. VIII. 2-3921.
1s-FT. OWENS convertible cruiser with
SO 35 h.p. Eyinrude Lark; with new
complete outfit. HE. 1896 or JU.
1899 CHRIS sed.; 80 it.; twin ems,
to cruise anywhere. Excel cond. Ask
ing $1,000. See GOLDBLATT, Selhy
Bay Y. c.. Turkey, Point, Mayo, Md.
Wk. days. DE. 2-5940s or OIL. $685..
?O-FT. INB0ARD CABIN CRUISER and
slip for quick sale Best offer. Bought
larser boat; Hull and eng. in lst class
cond MAY be seen at Bill Jenkins Boat
Yard, 500 Maine ave. s.w. Slip at
Rose Haven, LO. 5-3525.
30.FT. BAY CITY: SPIT, fish: twin
Chrysler; sleeps s. s. Fully equip.
Sacrifice. Annapolis. CO. 3-6646.
1860 7Ia-HP. ELGIN MOTOR
CALL AFTER 5:45 PM.
HE. 9-34S4
Evening star., 1961-08-12

FLYING BID has the favored post in q well match
ed sprint here. LORD BEAUGAY turned in . eorking
win here and will be tough to handle. DEBS CHOICE
Also Is at top form now.
Evening star., 1961-08-12
FOURTH RACE-PurSe 81 900; claiming (SI,?OO); A.
year-olds and furlOnGs.

HORDADEF gets top call In this tough sprint. Mr..
SETTLE never better when a rousinE third LAR
RY REYNOLDS has the leg SAILS AR who Just
missed In last here.
FIFTH RACE-Purse S1,IO0; claiming (S1SOO): A.
year-olds and 51a furlOnEs.
Evening star., 1961-08-12
MAJOR STANDINGS

TODAYS GAMES AND PROBABLE PITCHERS
New York at Washington-Staord (9-) vs. Donovan (7-
130.
Detroit at Misunderstanding $3.50 Lee (3-3).
Kansas City Chicago-Shaw (7-1O) vs. Herbert 7-1O
Los Angeles at Ceveland-Duren Grant Q1-5).
Boston at Baltimore ngh-Delock 6-6) vs. Barber u3-9
Results Yesterday Games Tomorrow
New York. 49, Washington s. New at Washington ()
Minnesota. 2; Detroit /. pm.
Cleveland, 3; Los Angeles, g. Boston at Baltimore.
Baltimore 6; Boston, 8. Los Angeles at Cleveland.
Chicago, l. Kansas City, 0. Kansas City at Chicago
Detroit at Minnesota
Evening star., 1961-08-12

COUNTESS CROSS had trouble winning handiy
In last for $4,000 and looks like a repeater. WELL
be in picture.
Evening star., 1961-08-12
Rsr RACE-Pur... $1,000; claiming 01,aOO); s.
SECOND RAcE--Pur.., $1,000, claiming NlsOO,, a.

CAyUNs MOON drops down from 81 500 and looks
when ninth 10 AIMS GOLD will be three for third.
Evening star., 1961-08-12
JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS
At Shenandoah

Scratches Have Been Deleted
Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time-7:15 Pm.
Evening star., 1961-08-12

BEST BUY
194l Chris Craft sedan cruiser: may
be inspected at Capitol Yacht Club.
Main avenue. Ask steward for mi
lac" Priced $500. XII. 9-10sS week
days only.
Evening star., 1961-08-12

Is rssay Sns to TSs. 1p HFRos REwR
sharp enough to hold onto third place .E1
z3 pounds 5 pounds apprentice allowance.
Evening star., 1961-08-12
INDIANS, 3; ANGELS, z

WP- Hoeft, Estrada. u -Chylak, Smith,
Soar, Mckinley. T-2:H. A-A,oN.
Evening star., 1961-08-12
Going Out
FOR Business

mlu-DSdoOI1 NlCdG dIlC6
Regular Special
1850 II Revel Craft Si,295 S7p5
90 go Revel Craft
Utility S2,1g5 Sl.3a5
1851 49, MFG S975 SS96
New 80 13' MFG $3.50 S450
Lots Of used motors on Special Sale
CROSSROADS MARINA
Baileys Crossroads Shopping Center
Falls Church. Va.
Evening star., 1961-08-12

GIFT. CRUIs- ALONG, peri. cond
$500, cash or trade, for real estate
or late model car. Ii. 3-9232.
Evening star., 1961-08-12
USED MOTOR
SALE

1O% OFF THESE PRICES IF NO
TRADE
Evening star., 1961-08-12

AFT. RUNABOUT, marine plywood:
EQUIP with trailer, elec. starter, 35-
hip. johnson motor. all access: ready
to use: excel. cond. | VI. old; leaving
town; orig. cost. Sl,500; will sac;
$3.50. Aft 6, call 30l-WA. 6-1379.
Evening star., 1961-08-12
BOX SCORES
ORIOLES, s; RED sox, 3
BALTIMORE
BOSTON

a-Grounded out for Nichols in 9Th i;
b-Struck out for Hoeft in 9Th; c-Walked
TOR Muffett in 9Th; d-Flied out for
PagiiarOni in 9TH.
Arizona sun., 1961-11-23
CLAIMING HEGGIE TOBIAS

Perhaps many Phoenix have not heard Charming
Hggie Tobias but he great Negro and great American OF
generation well the South and East Trained
as minister in the Church this Georgiaborn Negro
College of the Southern Methodist Church in
Augusta Ca his nation and his voluntary
capacity have had the opportunity and the aD 10 40
in the generation just ending.
Feb 1916 his the
national service of the NJ c. Next he became the first Negro
Director the Phelps Stokes Fund 1943 he elected the
Board the NACP and 1858 chosen Chairman
the the ST. Convention the NAACP in 1858 Dr.
Tobias and the late Walter White launched the FREE BY 63
fight
The Nov NEWSWEEK reports his death in this
Died Dr. Charming Hegge Tobias 49, Geogaborn Metho
dist minister former board chairman of the NAACP and father Of
freedom initiated 1854 with the aim of eradicatng
the u by JAN 1868 Tooth anniversary
the Emancipation Proclamation OF cerebral thrombosis IN New
York City Nov. s..
NAACP Vol g. published by the Georgia
Commission Education with state funds for the purpose
vincng the u outside the South right in sege
eating the Negro citizen preface
this publication presented under oath by
public hearing of the Florida Legislation Investigation Committee
on Monday Feb TO- 1883 at the State Capitol Tallahassee Fla
The Florida Legislation Investigation Committee egiS-
atve investigating Committee authorized the
compel the attendance of witnesses their testimony
This publication cites Dr. Tobias with Communist
You remember that DIR. j. B. Matthews put out of
the Methodist Church later fired Mccarthy
Committee by President Eisenhower for testimony of this kind
Bishop OMAN and other ministers
In the Georgia publication find along with many
others Eleanor with Methodist Bishop
Bromley Pres Rufus Clement of Atlanta University
and Member of the Atlanta Board of Education Benz
Mayes College, Dungee Dr. Tobias
excellent This kind the price many
people places them high respect
people they being
courage in fighting for human rights.
The Atlanta Daily World said of Dr. Tobias in its editorial
of Nov g. r44
"A long life richness character
kered out the great the strong mind
Claiming Tobias goes marching on.
w. A. ROBINSON
Arizona sun., 1961-11-23

Secretary of the Interior Stew
art l.. Udall presented lease on
20, 900 acres to Maricopa County
officials in Phoenix Thursday in
move that nearly completed the
County's program of leasing Fed
eral lands for a system of regional
parks.
Udall presented leases for about
1000 acres in the EStrella Noun
tain Regional Park, for over 5000
acres in the USery area, and a
lease for final 160 acres in the
Lake Pleasant area. Mrs. Ruth
A. O'Neil, vice chairman of the
Maricopa County, Board of Super
visors, accepted the leases on be-
half of the County.
The leases turned over TO Mari
copa County by Secretary Udall
brought to nearly $1,000 acres the
amount of public domain land
leased to the County by the Bur-
eau of Land Management since
Arizona sun., 1961-11-23

September. The presentation was
at 9 a. m. in the office of Fred
]. Weller. State Director for the
BLM in Arizona.
Leasing by the County has been
under a new pricing schedule put
into effect earlier this year. Ac-
cording to County spokesmen, the
new scedule has made the land
acquisition program practical.
1.-The foresight and initiative
shown by the citizens and officials
of Maricopa County should serve
as inspiration to other communi-
ties" Secretary Udall stated. 1T
lis very. heartening to be able to
cooperate with local agencies in
the all-important task of providing
land for present and future recre-
alton needs" he said. 1.-The Mar
icopa County Parks and Recrea-
ton Department staff has done ar
especially fine job in seeing this
project through"
Arizona sun., 1961-11-23

purchase or lease lands at re-
duced costs became effective on
July 7.
Udall congratulated Arizona BLM
Director Weller and his staff ''for
their active part in getting the
leasing program under way The
first leases to Maricopa County
were issued in early September
for nearly 10000 acres of National
Land Reserve at Lake Pleasant
Regional Park and at Mcdowell
Mountain Regional Park. In Oc-
tober the County leased $4,000
acres for it's White Tank Noun
tains Regional Park. The leases
presented Wednesday covered 49,
778.59 acres for an addition tC
Estrella Mountain Regional Park
3.O48. SO acres in the Usery area
and 160 acres in the Upper Lake
Pleasant area.
Arizona sun., 1961-11-23
GRAssROO1s OPINION

MOULTON, TEX, EAGLE:
"Never before in our history
as in recent years have the
American people so complac-
emily accepted handouts and
returned to ask for more and
more and more of the same.
We wonder what has happened
to the American spirit when
our fore-fathers did not receive
tax aid from the Federal gov
ernment when they built this
country = its roads. schools,
homes, hospitals, etc. They
used their own savings and
they used the taxes collected
at the local level.
'"This country has been
greatly blessed and we have
been recipients Of the greatest
gift of all times -freedomI But
at the present rate, it's slowly
ebbing away with the lack of
character, respected work and
working for self-respect."
CHARLESTON, TENN,
RECORD: I'VE do not know
who coined the prevalent 'chik-
en- and its explosive inference
of superlative cowardice and
inferiority, but, whoever it was,
did a gargantuan disservice
to all humanity.
''Too many young people to-
day would rather do most any
thing than to be chicken or
considered a square. How
can we make them believe that
it takes real courage to be
chicken. the kind of a teen
ager who can say mo- to the
coward, refute the dares and
become the solid citizen they
term 'squares?"'
CARLSBAD, N. NJ, CUR
MENT: An institution t h t
lives not only beyond its own
income but beyond ours, too"
CHURUSCO, IND, TRI-
RENT ARUGS: GOVERN
COUNTRY TRUTH: "For a
nation to remain free, its
people must take the response
bility to keep that God-given
freedom. What are you going
to do about it? If you think
you are too busy, remember
Hungary. Tibet and Poland.
Rearrange your schedule to
fulfill your responsibility for
the preservation of freedom.
1t is your life you want to save,
as well as that of your loved
ones and your country. Eter-
nal vigilance is the price of
liberty"
Arizona sun., 1961-11-23

the Land Sites Subcommittee which
made the inventory used in eS-
tablishing the regional parks sys-
tenn, land over 400 other citizens
of the County who gave a great
deal of personal time and effort
toward accomplishing this goal. "
The report of the study group
was published in February 1858.
In March the County Board OF
Supervisors filed on the lands as
a first step in establishing what
the Secretary referred to as lone
of the finest and most accessible
regional park set-ups in the coun-
try"
Under then existing Department
of the Interior regulations, com
munities were required to pay
as much as so percent of the ap.
praised value for recreation anc
school lands. A secretarial order
permitting local governments tt
Arizona sun., 1961-11-23
Estreo Mountain Regional Park Is Presented To County

When leasing by the County is
completed in the Cave Creek area,
there will be 7O,563 acres of Ma
tional Land Reserve included in
Maricopa County Regional Parks
system.
Weller said that several other
Arizona communities are showing
increasing interest in the new pro-
visions for leasing and purchasing
of National Land Reserve for school
and recreation purposes.
1.-The new price schedule is based
on the well-established need to ex-
pand facilities and on the realiza-
ton that a major stumbling block
has been the inability of local
agencies to finance expensive
land acquisitions plus the neces-
sary Improvements. y
Stating that there is both need
and opportunity for communities
to examine their land needs, Wei
ler said that State and local gov
ernments may apply for lands
from the National Land Reserve
by filing applications for specific
areas with BLM offices. Local
agencies buying or leasing public
lands must agree to develop and
manage the sites in accordance
with an approved program of use
which includes statements of
need, purpose, objective, plan of
development, plan of operations.
and time schedules.
He pointed out that the new
pricing schedule for school and
recreation lands is $3.50 per acre,
or 25 cents an acre a year leas-
ing fee.
Arizona sun., 1961-11-23
The Power Of The People

we like what he has done, we
also, have the right, the duty
and the power to so inform
him. The power of the office
of the President is the power
of we the people placed at the
disposal of the holder of that
office to be executed as we
the people have provided for
under the Constitution.
To me it is unthinkable that
a President with any sense
of moral responsibility would
use his office as the source
of power, from which men ap-
pointed by the President make
political pay-offs for support
of a program. If the merits
of such a program are SO few,
that the purchase of enough
votes to get, it through Con-
gress is needed. We the people
are surely derelict in our du-
ties, if we will tolerate the
purchase of the votes of our
congressman. We should at
the very first chance return
to private life any and all
Congressman Including Senat-
orr who accept such rewards.
The appointment of such men
to judgeships. makes a mock
cry of our courts.
Just think of it? Rewarding
a taker of political pay off
with a judgeship, or other high
office.
One of the most sacred du-
ties of the president is the de-
fense and upholding of the
Constitution. Therefore he
should only appoint as his
advisors, those who hold a rev.
erence for the Constitution, to
appoint any other, is bonified
evidence that the appointing
the Const aoanitt drf0th n
the Constitution and that for
which it stands. THE POWER
OF WE THE PEOPLE,.
Arizona sun., 1961-11-23

The Best Government comes
from men with a high Moral
sense and less Talent than
from men of great talent and
low moral values.
The control of taxes, and the
spending of the public funds
was not placed under the Of
flee of the President, for the
very good reason that he who
controls the power to tax and
spend is in full control of the
nations life.
Many schemes have been
divised to bypass this provi-
sion Of the constitution. Some
have succeeded, until now a
very large percentage of our
national budget is back door
spending. Positive unconstitu-
tiorlal but given legally by the
fact that such operation have
been obligated in the past un-
der the guise of long term
government operations, a great
number of these operations are
used to hold weak men into
line by strong men. who often
benefit at the polls by such
operations on the part of the
Government.
These actions, do remove
the power of we the people the
control over our taxes, which
it is the intent of the Constitu-
ton to give to us. To remedy
this we must use our power
to place men in office who will
look. upon the Constitution as
their political Bible, and be
ammendable to the will of the
people, while at the same time
with the strength to defy those
who would bypass the COnsti-
tuition, for any reason whatso-
ever.
We the people have the right
and duty, to use the Power Of
We The People to respectfully
address to the office Of the
President our wishes and criti-
cism of the manner in which
the power of the office Of Pres
ident is being used. After all
the person who at any time
hold the office of President,
has been honored by we the
people, and should some ac-
ton on his part fail to meet
with the approval of we the
people. We have the duty to
so inform him. That is our
power. On the other hand if