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DAILY PRESS, NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA, MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1969 Ji worm axzxD axi smmji v- wq cb mto; ooo Continued From Page 10 CLIP THIS COVPOX that his long-range survival de pends upon working with nature on a fair and sensible basis of 2n uRnnu WITH THIS fill! give and take. His survival demands effort. uauLj COUPON This is fine because a healthv PCCD FAD E1AG TGSOE Rrnnin elegamly Lr La L5 L5 mosogramihed Platinum Toned human enjoys using bis brains ana energy and feels proud to earn a living. Our farmers and AND A $5.00 OR MORE PURCHASE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES AND ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES One Monogrammed GLASS YOUR CHOICE OF INITIAL GOOD ONLY AT FOOD FAIR THRU MAY 3rd LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY ranchers, lumbermen and dairymen toil hard to reap their harvests. The intelligent, con Eg neighbors.

But a few species (rt parasites that take without giving. Viruses prey on living cells, bloodsucking lampreys prey on host fishes and certain plants suck their nourishment from living hosts. A parasite is an uninvited guest who arrives or dinner and stays to eat free for the rest of its life. It gives nothing in return and, above all, it cannot make its own living. True, a few individual humans are greedy grabbers who prey on others and take more than they give.

Some plunder our planet's resources with no sane concern for conservation. These types survive by conniving and using the more primitive human traits. But even this requires cerned ones also replenish the soil, tend their cattle end re-sow their forests to ensure fu ture harvests. Nature also has automatic schemes to make us TOM ictip this cotiFOSEssma YU! fair traders. Every time you breathe out you contribute a puff of carbon dioxide that the 1 rHr 111 Jr I GET OtlE IDillTICAL GLASS 4 1 plant world needs to create its basic food.

Certainly this hardworking, fair trading homo sapiens is not a parasite. work and effort so we cannot call them true parasites. Be fx Mankind also is a dreamer. mm WITH THIS COUPON ONE GLASS LTiEG EACH WEEK sides, the greedy grabbers are a minority of our species. '-Let's evaluate the majority, and man's prevailing role in the teeming world of nature.

His 1 111 A AAA YCUaCIICKECFIITIAl 1st Is Some idealists try to disown our less worthy traits and decree immediate surgery to slice them from basic human nature. This usually doesn't work wet at all because human nature changes very slowly and has to make its II- 1 I 1 5 GOOD ONLY AT FOOD FAIR THRU MAY 3rd LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY lurvival actually depends upon vs own progress in its own tune. WITH COUPON AND A $5.00 OR MORE PURCHASE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES AND ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES Over the centuries, noble men and women have appeared to show us that we ere dependent his giving as well as tamng. in taking what he needs he has Jmproved nature's plants, en-adopted her animals and brought life to her desolate wildernesses. No creature in is cherished as much as a 'pet dog or pampered as much jjs prize dairy cow.

Homo sapiens learns from experience in) improves himself as he upon one another and upon the momid emu coxisn ins i beef suces i veal stoaiis good earth. If we follow their teachings, no one can accuse us of being parasites in any sense 1 71 fnl larTUBHY ri(lft 1 or TURKEY Andy sends a World Book nil Ore ICADAACPrPAY 1 IN GRAVY )t pnon pais? I IV Globe to Bob Hartel, ege 9, of 'tackles his problems. He knows FRESHLY lb. Menomonee Falls, tor bis 'i ID. question: Who planned the beads on Mount Rnshmoref Condition Of Gen.

Schultz Gutzon Borglum was born in Idaho lust about 100 years ago Still Serious mm CDQH? And he was a born artist of tremendous talent. He was a gifted sculptor who could carve stone. Some of the figures he carved were small. But Borglum WASHINGTON (AP) Brig, Gen. Robert L.

Schulz, 61, lonetime aide to the late Presi really loved to carve in a big way and his most famous works dent Dwight D. Eisenhower, re mains in serious condition at n. are larger, much larger than life. Most of these stupendous statues are of important per sons American history and all of them are national treas ures. Naturally the government was interested in his work.

In Belvoir Army hospital, a spokesman said Sunday. rSchubi suffered a heart attack late Friday and was taken to the hospital in suburban Virgin-la from him home. lA spokesman said Schulz's condition remained stable during Saturday night but it is still serious. i the 1920s he was paid a government commission to create CVYALTNEY PORK the National Memorial on 5 stwss mts iwtm Mount Rushmore. Four American presidents were selected for the project, FRESH.

a 1X9 BONE- USDA SMOKED Washington and Jefferson, Lin CHOICE coln and Theodore Roosevelt, And Gutzon worked out the plans to carve them on the ma- lestic granite cliff of the moun tain. He created small scale models, allowing one inch for moos All LTeaff BAUCIS each foot of the finished wort Taylor Continued From Page 4 sheikdoms of the Persian Gulf. Throught all these years these fragmented people have had no political life. The Pal-t estlne commandos or fadayeen I are mainly a political instru- ment dedicated to uniting the fr.fiunff Palestine Arabs. The models were hoisted up the cliff and stoneworkers recreated them to the proper scale.

Borglum worked out sev eral brand new clans to make lb. Pkg. i lb. Pkg. RED SHORT CUT OSCAR MAYER the stupendous project possible.

'bit The finished heads are about 70 DID 07GAEIS times larger than We and no other statues ever created can compare with them. mwm. mm A AdwtliemM CYMF CDPFM Scranf on Woman Better FLORIDA VxCal QTRUS DELIGHT Ctn. lib. Pkgs.

Next Pain Of Files Relieved 1 TreatmentPromptly Relieves Patoj-ItcMginjaosLtases 1 Fiery-eyed Yaser Arafat, a tCairo educated Palestine i Arab, leads the main coffi- mando organization, Al Fateh. I A second leader is formed diplomat Ahmed Shukairy, who has represented Syria and Saudi Arabia. And a third, Georges Habeche, a Palestin-'! Ian who became a doctor in Lebanon, is on record in sum-i mary of the objective: "The I Palestine Arabs can be mo-r-bilized only around the issue of fighting." I The State Department finds that such leaders as Arafat, 5 Shukairy and Habeche talk of i "fighting for 20 or so years." even have training -'camps for 12-year-old youths, I an expanding cadre called Baby Tigers. effect, the Palestine com-'-'mandos are moving to take destiny of the Palestine i Arabs out of the hands of the Srrantnn. Pa.

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