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ARLINGTON
2317 WILSON BLVD, ARL.

ARL.-off washington blvd; beau
tiful brick. rambler on 75x 200 IT.
superbly Handicapped lot: 3 lge
bedrms. 2Ha baths, huge ali-eiec-
trio kit; 40-ft. knotty pine rec
rm. IN walk-out bsmt.; attached
garage and screened porch. I'M
MACULATE CONDITION; S2S.95O
appraised for much more), flex-
ible terms. If you want a really
exciting home call MILKEY REAL
TV
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HILLCREsT HEIGHTS-Like-nev
3-bedrm., 2-bath brk. rambler
large liv. rm. with beamed ceiling
and firepl.: sep. din. rm., kit. with
eating space: garage; at S20,700;
only $2,100 down.
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ANDREWS AREA, TEMPLE HILLS
-GI no down payment; 4-bedrm
Frame Cape Cod. large lot, quick
possession: only $14,750. VESTA
REAL ESTATE, RE. 6-2010.
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MASS. AVE. ExT.-4 bedrms.. eN
sSs baths oiwNSsi si iEsi oi, w9ossS pssS7 lot. low
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BANNER SALES, AP. 7-4646

PARK-Brand-new ram
bier on level Handicapped lot; near
transp.; large modern kit. beau
tiful liv. rm. with brick fireplace,
full daylight bsmt.: priced right
at S15,950 on convenient FILA
terms. Call WA. 7-3900. ROBERT
s. DAVIS g. CO., INC.
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ANDREWS AREA-Assume 4h<
loan, 3-bedrm. rambler, storm
windows and doors, tiled bsmt
fenced yard: Va blk. to Mt. Cal.
vary and shopping center. S94 rs
per mo: pays all JOE JACOBS
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

LISTINGS NEEDED IN Sc, 4
units up. Mr.. Costello. Ii. 1887.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ALEX. AREA; S16,750-3-bedroom,
den, 11s-bath Cape Cod: corner
lot, carport. Good terms arranged.
Immediate occupancy. Call now.
Gives. KI. s-1S32l
M. H. BARRY ORG.
REALTY ADMIN. XII. 9-3630
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o DOWN CT

For this beautiful, 3-bedrm., 2-bath
rambler with full bsmt., located
in one Of the most desirable resi-
Dental areas Of Northern Virginia
Immediate possession. Priced at
only S21,500.
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

WHEATON - No money down.
bedrms:, lge. ser. porch, din. rm.
fenced lot; $50 mo-, $4,000.
HILDEBRAND CO. JU. 9-SSS(
WO0DM0OR-3-bedrm brick Co.
lonial; wooded lot; scr. porch, rec
rm., sep. din. rm,, "a baths. Cal
JU. 7-S925 for appt.
WOODMOOR AREA
Center-hall rambler, 8 bedrms. q
baths. lge. kit. ground -level rec
rm.. centrally air cond.: immed
occupancy: $1,000.
GRAHAM CO. JU. 5-601(
WOODMOOR
NEW OFFERING: brick. containing
liv. rm., huge din. rm. kit. plu!
breakfast nook, 3 bedrms., Il lge
dormitory type),- Ia baths, der
and 2 rec. rms, 2 fireplaces, wall.
to-wal carpeting. CALL TO-DAY
AND SEE TODAY.
GRAHAM CO.-JU. 5-6010
WOODMOOR = All-brick, 2-bedrm
Colonial; choice loc.; wooded lot
rec. rm.. porch. sep. din. rm. ST..
$50 FILA or GI. OIL. 6-9170 It'll o
uTTGu n DTTK
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HICKS
BETTER zS ri, r Il HOMES

REALIOtVS
ARE YOU SHOPPING for q house?
Put this on your MUST SEE LIST
Brand-new antique brk. luxury
home on u -acre wooded lot. Just
off Old Dominion DIR. mr.. Wash.
Golf Country Club. Foyer entr. to
lovely hv. rm.. family size din. rm.
kit. out of this world with picture
window, fruitwood cabinets, eat
ing space and all the latest equip
ment. 4 bedrms.. 21a baths. base
board h.-w.h,, 28-ft. rec. rn. with
fireplace and sliding doors to pri.
vate yard. Oversize carport: terrific
offering at only S32,950. Call JE
$4,000. 8 am. to 8 pm. VIM. A.
CHAPMAN REALTY. INC. Real
tor, 701 w. Broad. Falls Church.
ARLINGTON HALL AREA - Thii
brand-new, all-brick rambler fea'
lures 8 bedrms., 2 full baths, liv
rm.. with lovely fireplace. din. rm.
de luxe equipped kit; carport; full
bsmt.; wooded, level lot. EARLY
OCCUPANCY; n, Only s23'42o, At,
ewes, IA. 7-1350
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JKLE PROPERTIES
ia. 5-12O7

MASSIVE DISTINCTION-superbiy
designed and constructed new brk.
rambler of massive proportions
New Orleans grill work. Colonial
entry. recessed slate foyer. huge
living rm. with fireplace. over
sized formal dining rm.. superb
kit with space for 30: rear terrace
for entertaining. 4 bedrms... on l
game game u Foom 5tb bedr Wi'h I'd batb
and diversified 2-car garage. S45.-
600 PARKER. SMITH g. DON
NELL. REALTORS, JE. 4-22SS.
NEAT RAMBLER designed with 3
bedrms., liv. rm. with fireplace,
large kit. with eating space, large
finished rec. rm., fenced rear
yard, very attractive home. FHA
appraised, $4,000.
IA. S-2100 YEONAS REALTY
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MAN ALIVE. look, the owner is
leaving this week end, immediate
possession of this 5 bedroom. brick
rancher. Large living room. with
log-burning fireplace, separate
spacious dining room, de luxe
kitchen with eating space. finished
rec, room. laundry room and
workshop. Situated on large lot.
Conve ie.nt to schools. bus.
churches and shops. Priced below
ment cali
TlNKLE PROPERTIES
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ALEXANDRIA AREA - Spotlessly
maintained 2-bedroom RAMBLER
wIcarport and lovely fenced yard
Sl2,950. FLEXIBLE FINANCING
SO. 6-0100. o It'll o.
MONPOE
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

R0CKVHLE-New home featurins
9 bedrms., l " baths. den, finished
family room; only $lS,990. Cal
for details. JU. 9-644O or VIII,
6-6261. WOODSIDE REALTY co
ROCKVMLE-G.I. No money down,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

MeLEAN-Houses for sale and rent.
Cal MRS. VIM. H.. LAUGHLIN.
MT. VERNON PARKWAY-Here's S
the opportunity OF o lifetime /:
purchase 0wnar hi. from aah,,t the dsgaTtins
brick home less than 1 year old
Luxury personified, we are happy
TO report with plush carpeting
throughout. Central air condi-
tioning, spacious rooms on each
floor plus sewing room, den and
carport; priced at S36,5OO for
speedy disposition. Call JE.
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LANDOVER AREA

AP. 7-72O(
LANDOVER HILLS = CT no dowr
payment on this 2-bedrm. rambler
with sep. dining rm.; large anC
beautiful 18x12 family rm., nic'
level Handicapped lot. outdoor Gov
cred patio; outstanding value a
this GI appraised price Of S14, 500
Call WA. $4,000. ROBERT s
DAVIS & co
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CROWELL & CO., INC.
REALTORS, Arl. Ofc.. ia. 5-0707
HUGE CUsTOM-BUILT RAMBLER
situated on ~ acre featuring foyer
entrance, separate dining, room,
large fully equipped kitchen, 8
good-size bedrooms. 2 full baths,
lower level features huge rec; rm'
with fseplsss noss,a bath bsddoom and in
carport. Here is suburban living
with city convenience. Priced at
S34,950. Dial WE. S-6700, we'll
be happy to show it to you,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ABOVE AVERAGE 5-bedrm. Colon
ial with Wv. carpeting in liv.
rm. and din. rm., Spac. yd. with
lge.. screened patio. Assume lge.
FILA loan: S95 mo. pays all. Call
til 8 pm. HOMEOWNER. WA. z
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MASS AVE. AREA. Ft. SUMNER
Colonial. cheerful liv. rm.. sep
din. rm.. ultramod. kit. With lge
brkfst. area: study with full bath;
3 lge. bedrms, on 2nd fir; mas
ter bedrm.; 20-ft. long rec. rm.
with firepl. and har: centrally
air cond.: S3S,750.
KORZENDORFER REATT0p
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SILVER SPRING-Near FrankiiI
ave. and Univ. blvd, brick Colo
NAL living rm.. dining rm., tabl,
space In kit. first fir; 3 bedrms
and bath up; scr. porch. full bsmt
beaut. rec. rm.; wooded lot. WOOD
SIDE REALTY CO., JU. 9-6440.
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE
ESTATE LIoIJIDATIoN
(CONTINUED)

ESTATE LIQUIDATION
9Th and 8 St. Rent S1S5. $500.
800 Blk. 9 ne. Rent SlS4. $1,000
600 Blk, M ne. Rent S247. Sl2.500
100 Blk. 9TH ne. Rt. S130. $4,000
1900 BIZ gth ne; = RI t. $3.50; s. S$s9,5oo
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SILVER SPRING

S14.950 FHA, $3.50 DOWN
Colonial in Indian Springs
Village; walk to st. Bernadette's
liv. room w/fireplace, sep. din
rm.. table space in kitchen. 1st
fir; 2 lge. bedrms. and bath up;
full bsmt.; nice lot, very clean.
WOODSIDE REALTY CO.. JU. g.
fS44O It'll o nm
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Shannon & Luchs

REALTORS SINCE 1905
NEW CONDITION-only 4 mos. old
and owner has to sell. Annandale
area. and no subdivision. Custom
built; 3-bedrm.. 2-bath brick RAM
bier on huge " acre lot with
tremendous trees. Away from
everything, yet only 2 minutes
from newly opened circumferen-
tial. Center. entrance hall. 2 fire.
patio. oil hot-water Dashboard
heat. Home has everything. S2S,-
$50. TOWN q COUNTRY PROP
ERTIES, INC, 256-9lOO.
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SILVER sPRING-Near Northwood
High School-Brick split-level;
like new. only 2 years old; 3 bed
rms. plus den, 2h baths. FILA
terms, or assume lge. loan. WOOD
SIDE REALTY CO.. JU. 9-644O
Evening star., 1962-09-16
Viewers Confused
BY Series Re-RUns
LETTER OF THE WEEK
Need a N Troeer

What many Of us need as the new
season gets under way is a Mr.. Keen.
Tracer of Lost TV Shows. I didn't
know The New Breed was going off
until read the ABC list in TV
Magazine and saw that Hawaiian
Eye had been moved to its time.
When is that handy Index" return
ing? Soon, please. L. r.
It's back in TV Magazine in this
issue and toiH remain as a feature
through the chGngeouer from the
old to the new season.
Evening star., 1962-09-16
TV MAILBAG

TINS IS u0uf chGnce 70 S0unG OH
and TV Critic Bernie Harrison
tDiH do his best to GnSDer queS-
tionS. Please keep letters brief.
Pen names iUiH be used If desired.
Notes: Addresses of networks.
NBC, 30 Rockefeller plaza, Ne1U
York 20; CHS, 4S5 Madison dUenue,
Ncw York %; ABC, 2 West Sirty-
sirth street, NetD York %.
About three days ago sent you a
letter thanking everyone who had
something to do with Adventures in
Paradise coming back on the air.
Now I'm not sure whether it is COM
ing back or not. J.H.
What t0e'H see this season-on
WMAL-7-are rerunS of the Gardner
Mckay series. Like HenneSey, the
rerunS of ,Dhich tDilI SEotD up on
WRC-4, Adventures in Paradise is
no longer in production.
Where can I write to complain
about that insane commercial for
Post Cereal? You know-the one that
keeps going tick took, tick, tock, etc.
After the first 80 seconds 1 was prac-
tically going nuts. A. M. B.
Write to the sponSor-direct or
care OF the network you heard it ON.
+
Could you please tell me if Tales of
Wells Fargo is returning? I couldn't
find it on the NBC schedule. RI
Sam Benedict starring Edmond
O'Brien) is the netD occupant of that
time slot. Dale RobertSon'S shoW is
out.
=
read Disgusted's letter in the TV
Magazine. Here is how we beat the
ear-splitting commercials. We bought
a remote control TV set. We no
Evening star., 1962-09-16

Portable reclining chairs and dash
across the room to adjust the volume.
Only truthful advertising de-
serves to be heard. So, Disguised,
next time you buy a TV set, get a
remote control. Never-G -Give-Up
-. And get instant relief.
The Lawrence Welk show was
broadcast from Hollywood, Florida,
Saturday. 9-1-62. How come last
weeks TV Magazine didn't announce
this. Just curious. ]. and w. K.
The networks Gduance schedule
failed to note this.
For E. s. (Sunday Star, 9-2-62).
Believe Jane Froman is remarked
and living in Columbia, Mo. Have
they a radio or TV station there to
write in care Of? S. S.
Yes-TV station is KOMU. Ad-
dress: Hi0ttDGy So. Boone County.
Columbia, Mo.
hinstcn. D. C.. September l6. 1862
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-03
Welsh Rare Bit :

Spring comes to Mungummery County
between Federal Income Tax day and Primary
Election Day. The scenery and weather is
these two horrible times.
The former day provokes groans and
squeals the latter day invokes vaporings and
confusion. But, in spite of this handicap, the
interim between the day we pay taxes and
the day we vote is pleasant period.
All one needs in order to enjoy the process
sion Of days from crocus time to rosebud
time is to drive along the highways and back
roads of the county. 1t is true of course
that one will see police cruiser cars of the
county carrying two copifficers; state cruiser
cars carrying one copifficer; Town Of Rock
Vile cruiser car carrying one or two copiffi-
GERS; and great big copifficer dog leading
a copifficer which makes it copifficer and
a half patrolling the streets We are the
most copifficersied county in the country but
/ suppose we need it in order to keep our
county criminals from splitting over into that
great suburb of Mungummery County: Wash.
-ington D. c.
And SO you have started your spring
journey, or pilgrimage, in upper Mum
Su"horJ NOuHty, ana you VIII ENJOY IL
too, unless you are clean copifficersied
out and get mad because the cost of law
enforcement is so high and you begin to
wonder If all of us are just bunch of
potential criminals just waiting to become
potent.
| enjoy the drive up to the River Road
Country Club to get my weekly treatment
for hooks and slices from Dr. Jim Hightower.
There are many things to see on the way
from Rockville to the Potomac Valley Just
outside of the expanding limits of that COR
porate gem and paragon of good govern
ment The Village of Rockville, one sees to
the south the Lakewood Club which was ap-
parently financed by Maryland savings and
loan association. We pass by this distress
ing sight, and continue west until we go by
the Old Bailey School House which was con.
verted into private home. This is one of
the few times that the Board of Education
has been known to sell land and schools in
stead of buy land and build schools But
this was done long time ago, and such
weird real estate transaction will not hap.
pen again.
Continuing west, we pass the intersec-
ton Of the Jamestown I'd. and the Travilah
I'd. where l once turned a car over when I
was fourteen years old. There were two
girls in the front seat with me, and a boy
was in the back seat and none of us were
hurt and if anyone says that l haven't changed
they are mistaken because l don't drive
around with boys.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-03
Spring in Mungummery
by Barney Welsh

Just west of the scene of this famous
accident, lies the settlement of Feather.
Bed. 1 don't know how it came by this
name but the road dips and rises bit
there. Onward we go to Ounce Orchard
where one time i stopped and tried to
find out the origin of the name of this
Four Corners, and was told that there
was once a ounce orchard there.
Then go through Jamestown. always
90 through Jamestown very fast because 90
years ago got in a fist fight with baseball
player with the Jamestown baseball team
and he beat me up pretty bad and he still
lives there. But he is a real nice man now
but my nose still hurts where he punched
it. Maybe that is why I played tennis and
not baseball: although I was pretty good
balplayer at that
Some people turn left at Jamestown in
order to go to Seneca. Seneca has bad mem.
cries for one stemming from tragic things
that happened when was a boy and which
affected the lives of many fine and noble
people in Rockville and so 1 don't go to
Seneca anymore. 1t is amazing the strong
hold that the memories of my boyhood have
upon me.
And so I pass Jamestown and pass by
the entrance to the Pleasant Hill Farm where
l used to go; and then continue down grade
to spot on the road where the creek crosses
and the fishermen come out early in the
morning. 1 go straight to the Jacksonville
intersection where once 1 turned left for
many months to stay out all night during
the early years of World War II in a shack
on the Allnutt farm to watch for airplanes.
never pass that intersection without think.
ing of the unreality of sporting planes" from
a county farm, and comparing 1t with the
reality of space rockets with warheads that
are unspottable today and marvel at the
advances in civilization and good Christian
living that we have made since the days Of
the Bog.
Then l go straight toward POOIesviITe
and come to pasture where some spies
were caught not too long ago at
rendezvous by a narrow bridge which re-
minds me of Sleepy Hollow Bridge. Not
many people know about how these spies
were caught, and don't know the whole
story, but / will find out about it and as
1t is secret stuff 1 will write an article
about 1t: just as though 1 were General
or something trying to get another star.
This trip didn't turn out at all well and
we didn't see the rose-budS l had promised.
but whenever I travel through upper Nun.
gummery County the images of the past are
apt to obscure the reality of the present. But
that may not be all bad.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-03
Nov. What Is a Slate, Dad!
By Roger b. Farquhar

CIhe scene is living room in the home
of man with teen-aged daughter who is
studying government" in her junior high
school. She is somewhat puzzled about
political developments in her county, not only
by the large number of candidates but by the
way in which they have divided themselves
into groups. The daughter, hereinafter iden-
titled as 3D." speaks to her father, herein.
after identified as "F")
D-Hey, Dad! You gonna vote in the pri-
mary?
F-When is it?
D-Pretty soon now. Our teacher was telling
us about it in school today.
F-Oh?
D-Yeah, she was saying there would be
whole bunch of candidates and lot of
different states. What's slate, dad?
F-Well, a slate is an artificial grouping of
candidates d. j. why don't you look it up?
d. did but it didn't say very much. How
do they 60 about choosing these states?
F-Well, they get together and talk and find
people who are willing to run for public
office and who have like views and goals
and then they announce they're running
together shoulder to shoulder.
D-But our teacher says some of these states
in this election are made up of people
who were fighting each other in the last
election in fact before this election were
fighting each other for years back.
F-Well, that may be true but they're togeth-
er in this election, I'm sure. Sometimes
conditions change, and people sometime
change their thinking. How about letting
me read my paper?
D-But I've got to do report on this and
have it in by tomorrow. What shall
say?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-03
Good Job, Well Done!

Alexander ]. Greene has stepped down as mayor of
Rockville and city residents much indebted to him for
eight years of dedicated public service.
When Greene and the nonpartisan Citizens for Good
Government group seized the rens of city government in
1854 Rockville clngng to its old ways The popula-
ton then 17400 persons and modern municipal gov
eminent had not yet arrived
Today - after enjoying the leadership of former
Mayor Dican Y Hovsepan and Greene for the last four
yearsthe citys population has almost doubled to an
estimated 31475 and municipal affairs with brisk
busnessike efficiency The city is of the few that
has twice "All-America" awards and almost every
phase of city government has undergone spirited revival
ization.
few of the impressive achievements have been
adoption of Maryands first comprehensive city master
plan reduction OF the high density coming and effective
drive to attract desirable industrial commercial and ed
cation institutions to Rockville acquisition of the impress
sve Civic Center construction of the Civic Center auditor
il, attraction of the Junior College to Rockville
formal launching of the ambitious urban renewal pan
expansion of the cys recreation program major revision
and strict enforcement of city ordinances reduction of the
city tax rate from 80 cents to so during the past
two years. construction of the Watts Branch trunk sewer
and many
The improvements have, of course been won as result
OF team effort But has to lead and guide and
former Mayor Greene than any other recent years
has been the moving spirit behind many of these achieve
ments. We are the people of Rockville wish him well
and agree that he is due stable and hearty vote of
thanks"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-03
There ARE Issues

A recent newspaper story on
the forthcoming primary cleo
tons in Montgomery County
noted that so far no real issues
had developed.
This is most unfortunate,
for the county is on the verge
of the enormously controver-
sial decision of whether or not
to institute the controls neces-
sary to channel future devel-
opment in accordance with the
proposed general plan for 1880.
If the attempts to rezone for
lower density use some signifi-
can fraction of the enviSioned
wedges of open space between
corridors of development is
frustrated by the farmers and
landowners of the Upper Coun-
ty-- as all previous attempts
to provide more low density
coming have been frustrated -
1t means a crucial breakdown
of the Year 1000 Plan for the
whole metropolitan area. Yet
so far as / am aware, the spe-
clfic question of whether or
not to actually rezone the pro-
posed open spaces has not yet
been debated.
This is directly related to
another issue of general inter-
est, Maryland law permits
farm land to be assessed at
much less than its market val.
ne. The original intent was
that farmers should not be
driven from their land by high
taxes due TO rising land values.
Thus a 200 acre farm will typ.
ically be assessed at $40 per
acre, but have a ready market
value of 5000 per acre. As a
result, the farmer - or the
landowner who has the land
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-03
Atheism in Schools

Speaking of the danger OF
atheism gaining a foothold in
our public schools, does Lester
Kimball honestly believe that
the five New York parents in
question are really trying to
provide a climate where all
religions may flourish . !. ?"
How is this possible? These
five parents are arrogantly
demanding that the Supreme
Court actually forbid teachers
to lead little American school
children in a simple little
prayer. AS we understand it,
the huge majority of New
York parents want this right
for their children. Recitation
was not made compulsory. 1t
could not possibly have offer
ed offense to any religious
faith. 1t went like this:
Almighty God, we acknowl.
edge our dependence upon
Thee, and we beg Thy bless
ings upon us, our parents, our
teachers and our country"
How dare any small group at
tempt to deny our American
children whatever help this
simple observance could offer.
And do we truly practice in
tellectual honesty when we
argue that such a simple
declaration of faith should
have any bearing on "separa.
ton of church and state"
Traditionally our country
has encouraged religious OBJ
servance and allegiance to our
flag in our schools. Under
this system freedom for all
creeds flourished and grew.
Why do we suddenly feel that
this is somehow bad? If we
ourselves do not feel the need
for trust in some being higher
than our pitiful selves, no one
would deny us that right. But
why try to destroy it for
others?
News reports tell us that our
Communist enemies are OPEN
ing a drive in this direction.
How sad If through some deci.
sion of our Supreme Court we
should play into their hands
by carelessly creating religious
chaos. And how would il af.
feet our faith in our schools?
Lila ID. SOnnemann