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GRADUATIQN-7
It's Commencement Time Again

ton, the new Bishop of
Washington, will speak.
ST. ANTHONY HIGH
SCHOOL -73 seniors to
graduate at 8 pm. Sunday at
st. Anthony's Church, 1929
Monroe street NE. The
Very Rev. Msgr. Martin w.
Christopher, pastor Of st.
Matthew'S Church, will
speak.
ST. CECILIA'S ACADEMY
IS seniors to graduate at
4 pm. Sunday at st. Pc
ter's Rectory, 313 Second
street Sc, with seating by
ticket only. The Rev. Paul
w. Lston, assistant pastor
Of st. Hugh's Church in
Greenbelt, Md, will speak.
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE HIGH
SCHOOL-181 seniors to
graduate at 6 pm. Mon
day at the Carter Barron
Amphitheater, with the
public invited If the weather
is good; in the school GYM
nasium in case of rain.
Brother Gervald Henry,
F.S.C., of Baltimore will
speak. Valedictorian Al
bert c. Pierce also will
speak.
ST. PATRICK'S ACADEMY
III seniors to graduate at
8:15 o'clock tonight at the
school hall, 924 G street
NV, with seating by tick
ct only. The Most Rev.
Philip M. Hannah, auxili-
airy bishop Of Washington,
will speak. Valedictorian
Louise Swenteck and Sa-
lutatorian Kathleen Mckee
also will speak.
SIDWELL FRIENDS
SCHOOL-60 seniors to
graduate at Z pm. June 10
on the terrace of hartman
House on the school
grounds, 1926 Wisconsin
avenue NV. In case Of
rain, the exercises will be
held in the General Activ-
tiles Building. Senator
Kuchel, Republican of CAL
ifornia. will speak. Senior
Class President John E.
Fletcher also will speak.
WOODWARD SCHOOL FOR
BOYS-33 seniors to grad
uate at 5 pm. Wednesday
in the Interior Department
auditorium, Eighteenth and
c streets NV. Paul L.
Selby, executive vice presi-
dent of the National Con-
sumner Finance Association
will speak. Valedictorian
Jay j. bingham and Salu-
tatorian Lester B. Seidel
also will Speak
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District
ACADEMY OF NoTRE

ACADEM MY OF NOTRE
DAME - 104 seniors to
graduate at 4 pm, June 10,
at Trinity College Chapel,
chigan avenue and
Franklin street NE, with
seating by ticket only. The
Rev. Robert o. McMain, as
sistant pastor Of st. Mary's
Church in Rockville, Md,
will speak.
ACADEMY OF OUR LADY
SIS seniors to graduate at
10 am. Sunday at st.
Mary's Church, 727 Fifth
street NV. The Very Rev.
MSgr. Thomas w. Lyons,
assistant director Of educa-
ton for the Archdiocese of
Washington, will speak.
ARCHBISHOP CARROLL
HIGH SCHOOL-179 SEN
iorS to graduate at 8 pm,
June 10, at the Catholic
University gymnasium, with
the public invited. The
Rev. c. Albert Koob, aSso-
ciate secretary Of the Ma
tional Catholic Education
Association, will speak.
Valedictorian James E.
Roddy also will speak.
BARRIE SCHOOL-Six sem
Tors to graduate at ! pm,
June is, at the ranch
school on Layhill road,
Glenmont, Md. The school
is located at 801 Fern place
NV.
GEORGETOWN VISTA
ION PREPARATORY
SCHOOL - 81 seniors to
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torian Clare Schombert,
also will speak.
MACKIN HIGH SCHOOL
81 seniors to graduate at
8p.m. Sunday in the school
auditorium, 1921 v street
NV, with the public in
vited. The Right Rev.
Msgr. John Roeder. pastor
of st. Thomas the ApoS-
tie Church, will speak.
Valedictorian Bernerd A.
Durand and Salutatorian
Walter ]. Ellis also will
speak.
MARET SCHOOLS SEN
iorS to graduate at 5 pm.
Tuesday on the school
grounds, 5000 Cathedral
avenue NV. In case of
rain, the exercises will be
held in the new activi-
ties building. Representa-
tive McSween, Democrat
of Louisiana, will speak.
Valedictorian Paul Mitch
ell and Salutatorian An
thea Williams also will
speak.
MOUNT VERNON SEMI
NARY - 81 high school
seniors to graduate at
10 am. Monday at Met
ropolitan Memorial Church,
Nebraska and New Mexico
avenues NV. william
Maxwell Wood Of Portland,
Oregon, will speak.
NATIONAL CATHEDRAL
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS-63
seniors to graduate at
1890 am. Tuesday in the
Great Choir of the Ma
tional Cathedral. Vice
President johnson will
speak.
THE PRIORY SCHOOL-22
seniors to graduate at
1890 am. June 10 in the
school gymnasium, Four
tenth street and South
Dakota avenue NV. The
Very Rev. Edward B. Bum,
ST., president of George
town University, will speak.
SACRED HEART ACAD-
EMY-19 seniors to gradu-
ate at 7:30 pm. Sunday
at the Shrine Of the Sacred
Heart, 1925 Park road NV.
The Rev. Francis r. Heidig,
assistant director Of edu-
cation for the Archdiocese
Of Washington, will speak.
ST. ALBANs SCHOOL FOR
BOYS-40 seniors to grad
uate at IL am, June 8, in
National Cathedral. The
Rt. Rev. William F. Creigh-
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graduate at II I'm. Wednes-
day in the auditorium Of
the school, 1900 Thirty
fifth street NV, with
seating by ticket only. John
M. Bailey, chairman of
the Democratic Committee,
will speak.
GONZAGA HIGH SCHOOL
LAB seniors to graduate
at tbs pm, June 10, at the
school auditorium, 81 I
street NV, with seating
by ticket only. Valedic-
torian George w. Minor
and Salutatorian John B.
Cotter will speak.
HAWTHORNE SCHOOL-24
seniors to graduate at $3.50
pm, June IA. at the school.
1921 Massachusetts, avenue
NV. George McGovern.
special assistant to the
President, will speak.
HOLTON-ARMS SCHOOL
So seniors to graduate at
IL am. Saturday in the
Jessie Moon Holton Build
ing, 1900 Phelps place NV.
Miss Sallie Lurton, head
mistress of the school,
will speak.
HOLY TRINITY HIGH
SCHOOL - so seniors to
graduate at 8:15 pm.
Thursday at Holy Trinity
Church, Thirty sixth and
o streets NV, with the
Very Rev. Msgr. Thomas
w. Lyons, assistant director
Of education for the Arch
diocese Of Washington. as
speaker. The Most Rev.
Philip M. Hannah, auxil-
iary bishop of Washington,
will preside. During class
night at the school at 8
pm. Tuesday, Valedicto-
rian Ursula Riddick and
Salutatorian Susan Patrick
will speak.
MAC ULATA HIGH
SCHOOL-95 seniors were
graduated during exercises
at the school, 4344 Wis
consin avenue NV, last
Tuesday night.
IMMACULATE CONCEP-
TION ACADEMY-71 SEN
Tors to graduate at 8 pm.
Tuesday at the school
auditorium, 2408 K street
NV, with seating by tick
ct only. The Very Rev.
Msgr. Thomas w. Lyons,
assistant director of edu-
cation for the Archdio-
cese Of Washington, will
speak. Valedictorian Rose
mary Vivori and Saluta-
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Joseph Fischer also will
speak.
GEORGETOWN PREPARA-
TORY SCHOOLS SEN
Tors to graduate at 10 am.
Sunday in the school
chapel, Garrett Park, with
seating by ticket only.
The Rev. Bernard j. Dooley,
ST., province project Of
studies for Maryland, will
speak.
LANDON SCHOOLS SEN
iors to graduate at 4 pm.
June 8 in the schools out
door amphitheater in Be-
thesda. In case of rain, the
exercises will be held in the
school gymnasium. Vale
dictorian John Slidell will
speak.
LONGFELLOW SCHOOL
FOR BOYS-20 seniors to
graduate at IL am. June 8
at the Woman's Club of
Chevy Chase, 1881 Con-
necticut avenue, Chevy
Chase. DR.. Shane MacCar-
thy, former director of the
Presidents Council on
Youth Fitness, will speak.
Valedictorian Tucker Fitz-
gerald and salutatorian
William Seymour also will
speak.
OUR LADY OF GOOD
COUNSEL HIGH SCHOOL
-155 seniors to graduate
at 8 pm. June 10 at st.
Johns Church, 10000
Georgia avenue, silver
Spring, with seating by
ticket only. The Very Rev.
Msgr. Thomas w. Lyons.
assistant director of edu-
cation for the Archdiocese
of Washington, will speak.
PALLOTTI HIGH SCHOOL
SO seniors to graduate at
4p.m. June 10 at st. Mary's
Church, Eighth street,
Laurel. The Rev. Charles
O'Connor, an Army chap
lain at Fort Meade, will
speak. Awards will be pre-
sented by the Rev. Hugh
Breen, pastor of st. Mary's
Church.
REGINA HIGH SCHOOL
l26 seniors were graduated
during exercises at st.
Bernadette's Church, Uni
versity boulevard, Silver
Spring, last Wednesday.
STONE RIDGE, Country Day
School of the Sacred Heart
As seniors to graduate at
4 pm. Thursday on the
schools front lawn, 9lO1
Rockville pike, Bethesda,
with seating by ticket only.
The Most Rev. Egidio Vag-
nozzi, the Apostolic dele
gate, will speak. Valedic-
torian Kathleen Malloy
also will speak.
TAKOMA ACADEMY
seniors to graduate at 8
pm. Saturday at the Ia
koma Park Seventh-day
Adventist Church, Carroll
and Eastern avenues, Ia
koma Park. Student speak
ers will be Valedictorian
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Elmer Robertson and Sem
ior Class President George
Apple.
D r SULINE ACADEMY
HIGH SCNOOL-49 SEN
Tors to graduate at 4 pm.
June 9 in the school au-
ditorium. 5000 Forest road,
Bethesda, with the Most
Rev. Philip M. Hannah,
auxiliary bishop og WASH
ington. presiding. The Rev.
Louis Quinn, pastor Of
Holy Cross Church. Carrot
Park, will speak.
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Virginia

BISHOP DENIS ]. O'CON-
NELL HIGH SCHOOL
302 seniors to graduate at
8p.m. June 8 in the school
auditorium, Little Falls
road and Underwood street,
Arlington, with seating by
ticket only. The Rev.
Francis R. Heidig, assist
ant director of education
for the Archdiocese of
Washington, will speak.
Valedictorian Martha A.
Yourshaw and Salutatorian
Delane Anderson also will
speak.
CON RE S ION AL
SCHOOLS OF VIRGINIA
-18 seniors to graduate
at 10 am. June IL at the
school, SAT Sleepy Hollow
road, Falls Church. Rep
resentative Moss, Demo-
crat of California, will
speak. Valedictorian Niels
Monrad Peterson and Sal
utatorian Rex Douglas
Trabue also will speak.
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL
So seniors to graduate at
1890 am. Saturday in the
schools Centennial Hall,
Quaker lane and Braddock
road, Alexandria. Head
master Richard P. Thorn
sen will speak and present
awards.
ORGE WASHINGTON
HIGH SCHOOL-281 SEN
iors to graduate at 8:15
pm. Thursday in the sta
dunn, Mount Vernon ave-
nue.. Alexandria, with the
public invited if the wealth
er is good; in the school
auditorium, with seating by
ticket only if it rains.
Speakers will be a student
symposium composed of
Wayne Lainof, Kenneth G.
Carlson, Loretta Pauletta
tombstone and Lawrence
RoSser, with William E.
Hall, jr., senior class presi-
dent. giving a summary.
FLINT HILL PRIVATE
SCHOOL-22 seniors to
graduate at 4 pm. June 9
at the school near Oakton
in Fairfax County. DR..
Edward w. Bauman of
Wesley Theological Semin-
airy will speak. Valedic-
torian Ronald Metenyi and
Salutatorian Mary Cross
grove also will speak.
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FOXCROFT SCHOOL - "a
seniors to graduate at 10
am. Wednesday in the
gardens at the school in
Middleburg. Class orator
will be Mimi MunSon. DR..
Hugh Mexican, president Of
Rollins College in Winter
Park, Fla, will speak.
HAMMOND HIGH SCHOOL
-305 seniors to graduate
at 8 pm. Thursday in the
school auditorium, 1916
Seminary road, Alexandria,
with seating by ticket only.
Thomas A. HaneS, former
managing editor Of the
Norfolk (Va0 Ledger-Star,
will speak. Rick Dodge.
senior class president, will
give the student address.
MADEIRA SCHOOL - 10
seniors to graduate at 4:30
pm. Saturday in the out
door theater Of the school
in Greenway. In case of
rain, the exercises will be
held in the gymnasium.
George C. McGhee, Under
secretary of State for Po-
litical Affairs, will speak.
MARYMOUNT H I G H
SCHOOL-120 seniors were
graduated during exercises
at the school, 1907 North
Glebe road, Arlington, last
Monday.
PARKER -GRAY HIGH,
SCHOOL-60 SeniorY IT,
graduate at $3.50 PM.
Wednesday in the school
auditorium, 1901 Madison
street, Alexandria. Mrs.
Nellie Quander, a teacher
at Alexandria's Charles
Houston Elementary
School, will speak. Stu
dent speakers will be Pa
tricia Martin and Senior
Class President Odell
Young.
ST. AGNES EPISCOPAL
SCHOOL - 36 seniors to
graduate at II am. We'd
nesday in the school audi
torium, jefferson Park.
Alexandria. DR.. Louis
Wright, director Of the
Folger Shakespeare Library,
will speak.
ST. MARY'S ACADEMIES
seniors to graduate at 8
pm, June 8, at Blessed
Sacrament Church, 1415
Braddock road. Alexandria,
with seating by ticket only.
The Rev. w. George Cur
liz, pastor of st. Gabriel's
Church in the District, will
speak. During an honors
convocation at 10 am.
June 8, in the school audi
forum, Valedictorian Mary
Elizabeth Atterbury and
Salutatorian Sandra Wun-
derrick will speak.
ST. STEPHENS SCHOOL
IS seniors to graduate at
1890 am. Thursday at
Emmanuel Episcopal
Church, 1903 Russell road,
Alexa dria. The Rev.
Churchill Gibson, who will
be the schools chaplain
next year. will speak.
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Dear Mrs. Kicker:
1 am Is and have a real
problem. My mother gives
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ST. AGNES EPISCOPAL
SCHOOL - 36 seniors to
graduate at II am. We'd
nesday in the school audi
torium, jefferson Park.
Alexandria. DR.. Louis
Wright, director Of the
Folger Shakespeare Library,
will speak.
Smyrna times., 1962-08-30
% Delaware Cuardsmen Get
Conspicuous Service Crosses

Der of Battery C, 5th Battalion,
leSth Artillery.
Medal Of Military Merit
Award......
SIC Benjamin Wallace Whit
ney, RDl, Magnolia, DEL, mem
ber of Battery A, End Battalion,
le8th Artillery.
All units will complete their
annual summer two-week train
ing period this weekend and re-
turn to home stations on Sun
day.
Training at the 1862 encamp-
ment has included tracking and
firing with MAPS Irwin 40
millimeter guns on tank car
riers) on the South Range. and
a tactical training exercise in
guerilla warfare in the ASA
woman Wildlife Refuge and
Georgetown Airport areas.
Smyrna times., 1962-08-30
ST. Million
Donated Al

All SERVICE GROUP RE-
PORTS--A million dollars was
contributed last year by Amer
ican business to further All
Club work throughout the so
states, according to the 1861
annual report just released by
the National All Service Com
mittee. The Chicago based edu-
cational non-profit group has
been instrumental in obtaining
private support for All for
more than 40 years. The funds
are used to provide educational
trips to the National All Club
Congress, scholarships, pro-
ject literature, and other aids.
Smyrna times., 1962-08-30

Sgt. James Thomas Hurst,
Ellendale, Del, member of Bat
terry D, 3rd Battalion, l9Sth
Artillery;
S-Sgt. Robert Eugene Fur
roughs, Bennett ST., Milton,
DEL, member of Battery D,
3rd Battalion, l98th Artillery;
S-Sgt. Charles Albert Hill,
Georgetown, DEL, member of
Battery D, 3rd Battalion, l98th
Artillery;
Sgt. George Edward Jones,
Palmer ST., Milton, Del, mem
Der of Battery D, 3rd Battalion,
l98th Artillery;
S-Sgt. Carlton William Jones,
r., RID 8, Seaford, DEL, mem
Smyrna times., 1962-08-30

Battery C, 5th Battalion. leSth
Artillery;
Sp5 William Haines Tull, RID
8, Seaford, Del, member of
Battery c, 5th Battalion, l98th
Artillery;
Spa Kenneth William Foskey,
RID 8, Seaford, Del, member of
Battery C, 5th Battalion, l98th
Artillery;
Spa Don Wheatley Marine,
Rhodesdale, Md, member of
Battery C, 5th Battalion, leSth
Artillery;
PFC Fred Lee Murphy,
Blades, DEL, member of Bat
terry C, 5th Battalion, l98th
Artillery;
Smyrna times., 1962-08-30

Four units and "a individuals
of the Delaware Army National
Guard we're presented awards
during ceremonies last Samr-
day at Camp John ]. Dugan
Bethany Beach.
Visiting dignitaries, includ-
ing Gov. Ebert N. Carvel, wit
messed the parade and awards
presentation. The festivities
ran from GAS am. until 1890.
The event climaxed the first
week of the summer en-
campment for three downstate
battalions, and three units from
Wilmington: 2lst Brigade, 287
Army Band and the 249th Or
dnance Company.
TWenty-three of the awards
were conspicuous service
crosses for guardsmen who
participated in rescues during
the storm that ravaged Del
aware's coastline last March.
Unit awards we're presented
for enlistment programs and
efficiency in training, as we'll
as disaster rescue during the
storm. Headquarters and Head
quarters Battery of the 26st
Artillery Brigade, Wilmington,
was honored for its second place
finish in proficiency during the
selective enlistment program.
Third place went to the 249th
Ordnance Company Direct
Automotive Support) of Middle
town.
An award of merit for out
standing service during the
March coastal storm was pre-
sented by the Delaware Safety
Council to the Tooth Artillery
Group of Milford, commanded
by Col. Kenneth c. Madden.
National Guard Bureau effic-
iency in training awards for 1861
were presented the 287th Army
Band and Headquarters Battery,
26lst Artillery Brigade.
The list of individual awards
follows: Note: please check list
for your local angle.)
Conspicuous Service Cross A
ward......
Chief Warrant Officer Albert
William Whitney, A Edgehill
Ave., Dover, Del, member of
Headquarters Battery, End Bat
talon, l98th Artillery;
Chief Warrant Officer Harold
Ralph Welch, Jr., Harrington,
Del, member ofl07th Ordnance
Detachment (CD) and currently
assigned to Battery c, 4th Bat
TALON, l98th Artillery;
Warrant Officer Robert Earl
Quillen, l24 Pine ST., Dover,
Del, member of Headquarters
Battery, End Battalion, l98th
Artillery;
First Sergeant Robert Henry
Field. RID 4. Milford, Del. mem
ber of Battery C, End Battalion,
lo8th Artillery
SIC George Beverly Lang
ford. Pennington, Del. member
of Battery c, End Battalion,
l98th Artillery;
SIC George William Ryder,
Marshall ST., Milford, Del,
member of Battery c, End Bat
talon, lo8th Artillery;
SIC Benjamin Wallace Whit
ney, RID l, Magnolia, DEL, mem
Der of Battery A, End Battalion,
l98th Artillery;
SIC Edward Mumford Willis,
Moores Lake, Dover, Del,
member of Battery C, End Bat
SIC Richard Ernest Wise,
RID |, Dover, Del, member of
Battery A, End Battalion, l98th
Artillery;
Sgt. Charles Robert Warning
ton, Marydel, DEL, member of
Battery, A, End Battalion, l9Sth
Artillery;
2-Lt. Charles Edward Far
rell, Seaford, Del, member of
Battery C, 5th Battalion, l98th
Artillery.
First Sergeant Thomas 10
seph Bialk, Jr., RID 8, Sea-
ford, member of Battery C,
5th Battalion, l98th Artillery;
S-Sgt. Carl Dee Mahr, 402
w. King ST., Seaford, Del,
member of Battery C, 5th Bat
talon, l9Sth Artillery;
Sgt. James Milton Nelson,
52l N. Bradford ST., Seaford,
DEL, member of Battery C,
5th Battalion, l98th Artillery;
Sgt. Everett Lee Truitt, RID
Smyrna times., 1962-08-30

CHOW HOUNDS-Sp4 Jennings (TurE) Chambers
of Smyrna and Spa Bernard Davis of Clayton empty
trays after noon meal at Delaware National Guards
Bethany Beach encampment Both men are members of
the Second Battaons Battery D, commanded by Capt.
Charles R. Painter of Smyrna The unit is in the final
phases of its annual woweek summer training exercise
Return to home station will be made Sunday after
tensive maneuvers in the Assawoman Wildife Refuge
and Georgetown Airport with the MAJ self-pro-
PEELED weapons twin 40-millimeter guns mounted
tank carriers. National Guard Photo
Smyrna times., 1962-08-30

N0ISE-FIGHTING INGREDIENTS in Super Shell work
for quiet engine all speeds Shell scientists use
sehoscope above eectof Super Shell antknock
ingredients One of these ingredients antknock mix, is
effective that teaspoon per gallon boost antiknock
rating five points, Akyate another Super Shell Ingredient
is noted for controlling knock in hot engines high speeds
better than anything else yet available.
Smyrna times., 1962-08-30

TCP* AND FOUR OTHER INGREDIENTS complete
Super Shells 9ngredent blend TCP addtiue can help re-
power lost due combustion deposscan also extend
spark plug life Butane for quick Penane mix helps
engines smoothly during "wam-up" The gum preuen-
tive ingredient help keep carbureors clean inside And
when the weather calls for Super Shell contains an anti
cer That's nine ingredients in Super She'll scientifically
blended to give your car top performance.
gasoline containing by U Ps,en,
Smyrna times., 1962-08-30

MILEAGE INGREDIENT in Super Shell is Platfornate.
Shell scientists test in many cars many places In recent
San Francisco (above) exactly $50 &C. (abou half
pn of without Patfomae was fed into test car Car
until fuel was used then coased stop (e) Distance:
6S6 feet Test repeated using blend of fuel with
Patformae added Same amount of fuel Same car Same
conditions In this test Super Shell with Plaomate took
645+ feet (rgh gave mileage bonus of 43 percent
Smyrna times., 1962-08-30

BIGGEST AND BEST-Capt Charles R. Painter
right) gets some pointers from It. COL William Short
commander of the Second Battalion, l98th Artillery
he shines up sign MAJ selfpropeed weapon. Paint
erected the sign after his Battery unit from Smyr
credited with share of the first RCAT radio-
controlled aerial argeD kill at the Delaware National
Guards Bethany Beach encampment. The Smyrna bat
terry winds up its annual summer two-week training
period Sunday after 7-day tactical bvouac in the
Assawoman Wildife Refuge and Georgetown Airport
areas. Delaware National Guard Photos
Smyrna times., 1962-08-30

POWER INGREDIENT in Super Shell works for world
champion driver Phil Hill (abOve in Fenari racer ll
first American win the World Championship for Drivers,
relies Super She'll One important power Todays
Super Shell contains "catcracked gasoinea power nge
dent made by cracking heavier petroleum molecules into
lighter lveer 1t works give you the power you
need for top performance.
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Square. Hitler, so far as know, has
no official marker in the whole world.
There is the bomb cellar in which he
and Eva died; it is pointed out to tour
lists. Messrs. Churchill and Roosevelt,
who contributed so greatly to the Com
munist survival from Hitlers on
slaughts, apparently have no monu.
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ments of glory in the Red Empire.
The Communist attitude to glorif-
cation of their own political leaders and
soldiers is bewildering. Revolutions by
violence always have a bad habit of
devouring their young but never more
so than with the Red revolution. Only
the markers of Lenin's glory still hold.
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eria. was shown one of them through
the great telescope at Mount Palomar.
Its spectroscope indicated no location
for real-estate development.
The political leaders in the Second
World War have Jared even worse in
their physical markers. Stain has now
been removed from his tomb in Red
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By 1861, all of his companions in the
Revolution had disappeared by sudden
death in cellars or by assassination.
Almost all who sat and were photo
graphed on the top bench at the annual
celebration in Red Square during Len
ms and Stalin's 40 years are no longer
there. 1t would seem to be warning
to young Communists: there is not
room - but oblivion - at the top.
And now, posthumously, even
Stain has been assassinated. He has
lost not only his tomb but four of his
cities SfaLingrad, SfaIinO, SfaIiHbad
and Seaiinsk in Siberia. Many of his
companions now live far away BAN
ished to foreign parts.
Words for all Americans :
In Greece, $500 years ago, Peri
cles ruminated on the nature of glory.
His conclusion, considerably abbrevi-
ated, was that the names of men craven
on stones or sepulchers are not the true
test of their greatness, but that their
Immortality rests in the minds of men,
sR'eve their glory remains fresh to stir to
speech or action as the occasion comes
by.... Their story is not graUen only on
stone. 3. but lives on far a,oay :. g.. sooren
into the stuff Of other mems iues."
These are words to be remembered
by all Americans, and especially so now
this month when we pay tribute to two
great American statesmen - George
Washington and Abraham Lincoln.
1t is right that there should be
statues to them . that we should visit
their tombs ;. and lay wreaths before
them. But it is even more important
that the men themselves should live on
in the minds and hearts of us, their
countrymen, and that their memory
and their glory should stay fresh to stir
us to right speech or action when the
occasion comes by" - as it inevitably
will in the unfolding destiny and the
many challenges which lie before us as
Americans. -THG END