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Evening star., 1961-09-30
Uncontrolled Births

spite the fact that Congress
has approved funds for ex-
pansion of this program.
Has it occurred to these
officials that millions of dol
lars could be saved in the
future in welfare payments,
school construction. and pub
lie housing if unwanted and
unsupportable children were
not born? Has it occurred
to them that an unwanted
child is far more likely to
become a delinquent child?
Today, we hear a great
deal about freedom. Did it
ever occur to the officials Of
the capital of the free world
that residents of this city
should have the freedom to
decide for themselves whether
they want family planning or
not? This recent move has
denied to those who most
need it the opportunity to
obtain information and in
struction they may desire.
The Planned Parenthood
Federation of America has
never even suggested that
anyone should be forced to
= control the size of his fam
lily. They simply feel that
everyone should have the OPP
portunity to decide this mat
ter for himself.
Bette w. Thompson
AS a citizen of the District,
deeply interested in this
city's welfare and that of its
inhabitants, I protest the ac-
ton of the Commissioners
with regard to birth control
information. I urgently re-
quest that they divest this
issue of its dreadful pail of
medievaliSm and superstition,
and invest it instead with a
humane consideration for the
enlightenment of those who
need such information. and
consideration for the tax pay
er who can detect no divinity
whatsoever in the slum con-
gestion of the ill-clothed, ILL
fed, ill-housed and over
reproduced.
Marion E. Sittler
Evening star., 1961-09-30
THE PASSING SCENE
Boys Query Is Sign of the Times
By RALPH McGILI
HEIDELBERG


At the conclusion of the
solemn and picturesque mass
celebrating the 600th ami
versary of the Cathedral of
Speyer, there was a majestic
professional from the magni-
ficent church, led by a car
dinal, followed by archbish-
ops. bishops, and robed
priests in considerable num-
bers.
AS the procession emerged,
the huge crowd which had
waited outside knelt to re-
ceive a blessing. A deep sill
ence fell. 1t was broken. be-
fore the cardinal could begin
his blessing, by Ralph Emer-
son Volkwein, aged three
and-half years, son of Herr
and Frau Heinrich Volkwein.
"I knew" he said, in a loud
clear voice, pointing at the
cardinal, that there was one
Santa Claus. But where do
all these others come from?"
If it is true, as has been
said, that columnists. like
members of the clergy may
say. Pardon a personal ref
erence," the writer would like
to do so. This example of an
inquiring mind from young
Volkwein pleased the writer
because he is his godson.
Also, it was. in a very real
sense, a most profound ques-
ton. 1t is one that is being
asked everywhere by states
men and citizens. philoso-
pliers and plodders.
We are each pointing at
some new expanding COM
plexity, or sudden multiple
city of problems in our lives
and saying, Il knew about
this one, but where are all
these others coming from?"
The cry OF the three-and-
-a-half-year-old v oil W in,
confronted with not merely
one robed and mitered St.
Nicholas-like figure, but a
whole procession of them. is
the cry of mankind. Where
did all the others come from?
A Product Of War
It is not unusual he should
be an observant boy. He is a
product Of his time. In the
autumn of 1945, on the way
to the Nuernburg trials, this
reporter took a holiday week
end in the wonderful old
medieval city of Heidelberg,
with a billet at the Schloss
Hotel, high above the city.
On a Sunday afternoon,
walking in the park with
three correspondents. we met
with four little girls, aged
about 10 and II. They were
gay and cheerful. despite the
cold and their inadequacy OF
warm clothing.
We each took a name,
promising CARE" Packages.
Evening star., 1961-09-30

The Stars front-page story
Birth Control Plan Shelved," ;"
may more appropriately have
been titled The Sin Of 1g-
norance Continues to Run
Rampant" Millions Of peo-
pie in the underprivileged
areas of the world sit, lie and
die in the cutters and dusty
roadsides, giving mute testi-
mony to the stupidity of man
particularly in his naive
and costly efforts to run
along on the popular tide of
traditions that cannot stand
being put to the test against
knowledge currently available
on the intellectual market Of
today.
Bertrand Russell wrote
that one day the problems
Of over population would
eventually come under gov
ernment control. The Star
recently printed a book re-
view on the important work
of the Catholic demographer,
Reverend Anthony Zimmer-
man, S.V.D. In the light of
the tremendous abuse heaped
upon Lord Russell at the time
of his statement, it is appro-
pirate to quote a paragraph
from Rev. zimmerman's fine
book: voluntary control
might not suffice because
some might cheat by having
more children than their
share; the state would be
delegated as the agent to en-
force uniform family limi-
tation. More correctly the
church would interpret the
natural law in the situation,
and the state would help to
enforce it's observations"
The New York Times of
August % carried a strong
urgent appeal to President
Kennedy regarding the popu-
lation explosion. With the
heading "20c A Day to Live
On" the article attempted to
focus the attention of people
in positions of influence and
power to pay heed to the
alarming and CHASTITY tide Of
over-population that threat
ems to make a mockery out
of foreign aid billions. The
heads of nations must take
the responsibility of inform
ing their people that the con-
stantly increasing mass Of
procreating protoplaSm will
be far more dangerous than
nuclear bombs. All such prob
lens can best be resolved
when ways can be found to
cause people to become intel
lectually honest and see that
personal, national and inter-
national sacrifices are made
whereby man can learn to live
in a harmonious manner. APP
propriate sacrifices will be
made when people and ma
tions learn that to bring
about a turn in world affairs
for the better, requires that
the term sovereignty" be re-
appraised in the light of cur
rent problems brought about
by a complex and heteroge-
neous world society.
Frank B. Christopher
I am shocked and appalled,
at the shortsightedness of
District officials in shelving
the birth control services at
the city's health clinics de-
Evening star., 1961-09-30

" NAo wiz A4GAAAC Vi O " IL
by the writer, a small, red
haired girl with a laughing
personality. The years passed
with letters and help. Even
tually Else married q fine
young man, then a soccer
player on his home town
team. and a skilled metal
worker. These was a promise
of being godfather to the
first boy. But first came
Sylvia. Then Ralph Emerson
Volkwein.
Germany's Story
Their story is that of Ger
many. In 1945, Else. an or
phan, lived with her grand
parents in two small rooms in
the workers suburb. In the
hard postwar years they
literally eked out an exist
ence, knowing hunger, cold
and harsh need.
A visit to them in 1947,
during the time of the Gig
arctic economy, before Gen.
Lucius Clay's currency re-
form of 1948, enabled them
to have enough cigarettes to
buy coal and some food. Now,
in 1861, Heinrich no longer
plays football. Younger men
have taken over. He is one
of the star bowlers on his
neighborhood team and they
have won a championship.
Heinrich is a quiet. shy young
man, devoted to his family.
In 1857 they bought q tele-
vision set on installment
payments. Now, in 1861. Else
is working in shop six hours
each day, while the children
are in a kindergarten school.
They have purchased a Volks-
wagon.
Grandmother and grand
father are near 80 years OF
age now, and not well. There
are uncles and aunts and a
pretty cousin Of Else's-
Renata, now l7-who Is
taking clerical course in a
vocational school. We had a
fine evening and dinner, with
the whole family, including
a wonderful woman who was
Else's teacher. Her husband,
a cultured, kindly man, is a
school principal. He also gives
piano LESSONS.
We ate in a hotel dining
room where there were a
three-piece orchestra and
walters in long-tailed coats.
Else, with her hair done up,
said, II feel like a princess"
We all felt good. The little
girl in the Schloss castle
park of 1946 is now a COM
petent mother and housewife,
carrying her part Of the Job.
And she and Heinrich are
the mother and father of a
son who can point his finger
at the world and say, Il
know there is one Santa
Claus. But where are all these
others coming from?"
Evening star., 1961-09-30
Answers to Questions
BY THE HASKINS SERVICE

A reader can get an answer, by
mail, to any question of fact by
writing The Star Information Bu-
reau. 635 F street NV, Washington
4, D. c. Please inclose return post
Evening star., 1961-09-30

@. What noted publisher
was lost at sea from his own
yacht in the 1930s?-W. L.
A. Van Lear Black, pub
Usher of the Baltimore Sun
and reputedly the wealthiest
man in Maryland. On the
night of August 18, 1890, he
was lost from his yacht
Sabalo while cruising about
IL miles off the New Jersey
coast. 1t was surmised that
he had been perching on a
rail, as was his custom, alone
and that he was thrown over
board by a sudden lurch of
the yacht.
Q. Is there any iron in ba-
nanas or cantaloupes?-M. u.
A. A medium sized banana
contains 6 milligram Of iron,
and half a 5-inch cantaloupe
contains Z ing.
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Man &na 1iph< faniterlal duties
ard VIE a6r ~ }4eht manaeer, fol
100-63t nsI slsTsfer ant. bidgS
= aeGtb& Iyt3t4vIIis, Nd. oool
ay1s $40 An and -z-f pm.
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Eaps. esgtleH eAt tn nearby Va
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esgegEc1g1, e,uc1tioh. expeFisnes
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Evening star., 1961-01-09

LAB fECENfCiAN. expeFienced, 76f
Ss SsSs;'ssssP; go ssess sdssIss.s ashs.s s
days siek leave. insufsnce and r..
tirement pieu. medical and hose
yitallxntiCn eOverage. for self aud
eependents. galeTy TO Sz.400 yRs
Sp;srs.g Ssp;saa,ng @ sssss sdsssstion snd -ez-
Evening star., 1961-01-09
.GIRI, FRIDAY

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vssEdsys o am. Is . EN-.
THE y. EVENING lI!y .!7.!!1 e1 STAR
Evening star., 1961-01-09

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Evening star., 1961-01-09

C4ERK ExRI41. WETT8. $50 q
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q |sk.3rs. g Paig SEsSiE .aSIss
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e!ee: typeEriter, tmHsd, epeninE'
&zb0 70 start. roT01fAC E1fEf
rell Kinf 81, Alex. n. 1z505Bl15
CLERK
fef dry cleaning ana isundys stsre
with exeeliemt elanGe for adveI,ee.
Mgnt, Must be fhercpghiy expeTi-
efee1 ard yliiskle IsIV. HSply
sssnnt1tt g eLxAkzna avs Cared
ClxnlcAl 0l1l. thofsuShis ,ezpsF;
Win yn1t -eqntrot system fer ladies
Spseislty thep; eEeeiient workins
sona!tisAs eaei'sS. liberal ais:
DAVID. 1890 z 1t. nv. Appiy
Evening star., 1961-09-01
MECHANICALLY PERFECT
FLOOR SAMPLES

8-24", coaster brake, Iuggoee carrier,
kickstond. Boys /eirls'- - --------24.S8
80" Troinine Bikes. Lueeoee corier,
light, tank, training wheels -24.s8
l4-24" or 26" middIeweieht bikes with
coaster brakes -----------2s.9s
ll-26" bikes with coaster brake, kick
stand, luggage corrier; boys /eirIs' --24.SS
5-26" lightweight, 3-speed gears, white
sidewoII tires; fully equipped -32.9s
3-26", generator light, lightweight, white
side tires, 3-speed eeors; boys /erIs' 34.sS
Evening star., 1961-09-01

. imported from Holland, tightly
woven reversible for more wear and
beauty also some matching scotters
also 5o9o off.
Evening star., 1961-09-01

Cut from broodIoom roll ends into popular sizes
many coors and textures Other Sizes 2x3 I.ss reg,
4.e9-6e9; 2x4, 2.ss. reg. 6.99-8.e9; 2x6, 3.s9,
reg. 7e9-e.9e; 3x5 5.ss, reg. 1o.9e-I49e.
Evening star., 1961-09-01

LOOK FOR THE STARRED ITEMS
These ore our feotured special, oil
are limited quantities, many ore
one-of-o-kind. Eoch and every one
hos been reduced to sell in jiffy.
Look for these starred items
throughout these podAs.
Evening star., 1961-09-01

comparable value 5e88 ;otexed Warehouse
back, then foam rubber back which Price
eliminates need for rug pod 6x9,
1925 (comp val. 2e.95); . l2xl5, $22
SIS tcomp value 8o.oo). ~~
Evening star., 1961-09-01
EASY TO REACH

BY CAR follow New York Ave. NV. or
NE. 10 Esnwiek 81. Free parking on
nearby streets.
BY D. c. TRANSIT BUSES, Eevss D-2 sforfs
Of Glover Park, D-4 from Sibley Hospital
and MaeArfhUr Blvd. Ma frem friendship
Heights. Or take FREE bus from Down.
town Store,
Evening star., 1961-09-01

NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS
Sorry, due to, limited quantities
and one-of-o-kind items, we will
be unobIe to fill mail or phone
orders. Come in person, see many
more unodVertised Volues!
Evening star., 1961-09-01
FREE DELIVERY

The Hecht Co.'S truck will roll right
up to your door to deliver your
Warehouse SoIes purchases.
Evening star., 1961-09-01
NO DOWN PAYMENT

Pay nothing down and toke up to
z years TO pay for your furniture
and home furnishings purchases.
Credit arranged on the spot.
Evening star., 1961-09-01

Al Door and Window Conopies, oil metal,
Iong-Iostine outdoor color. Width 48", 3.os
co. Width so" eo.
De Luxe Lown Sweepers. Be early, get big
savings
! All Steel Gorboee Con Goroee. Sofe, SON.
itoH storage
z Sunbeam Electric Rotoy Mowers, twin
Evening star., 1961-09-01

. deep luxury pile for extra weor, "Grehouse
beauty ~ and s. widths-ex- Price
ceptionoI color choice l2xo rug, 1888
1896 t$I3 MONTH; l2xl5, 27l.lo
($l4 month. 50. yd.
Holmes County herald., 1961-08-03


Editor Jack Shearer of
the Holmes County Her
aid left Sunday for annual
two weeks active duty
military training with
JacksOn's End 1O5mm
Howitzer Battery OF the
United States Marine
Corps Reserve.
Training is being held
at Camp LeJeune. N. c.,
and ne is to return from
camp next week.