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SUNDAY NKWS. SKPTKMBKR 22, 1957 SUNDAYS NEWS Ti. Murray Miiizzf Caat 42d St. It- I'ubllilird rr Hun 61 bf Mm amda-ata Ca Inc. K.

Nf York It, Ptmdrm. I' M. t'lyaa Via fiMl'Vm BimarJ acTelir, 8 hn-imrin Mill nbu-ripimi rtn prr ar: U. w): Cimda $7 5" VuimIij and DiIIt a CamJa Aihi1 Fntin atm-lal Riih rtuwU 25; K.n1a ami Daily 111?) MKMKKK Of THK AKMH'IATfcD l'Kt8 Tha Aaaortated Prt-si la enptltft eTcluaivrly to the oar Im reputli'atioa of all tit l.wal iicii iii thi tiWNtl-i wll i all AP ncwa dicle-a. AMERICANS TO REMEMBER LEWIS AND CLARK You might call Meriwether Lewis and William Clark the great-granddads of all the explorers, pioneers, soldiers an1 scbutswho opened up the American West.

Certainly XL I l- 1 The Inquiring Fotograpber JIMMY JEM AIL Thk News mill jwv $10 for qurmtan nnrplrd far ihit tatumti. 1 mla' uuurd et la Idtftnl fault, lift Morrit Are tngeMwud, THE Other generations had I heir marathon dancers, goldfish alio" crs and flagpole hitters. What zany custom will be remembered with this generation? wherk ask f.i). Various spots. THK ANSWERS.

Stanley W. Church, former Mavor of New f0 Hochelle: "The 4 antic of the i rock rollers 3 our theatres. it iff 09 tne iewis anu ciarK ex- ioai in j4 '1 1 1 1 Cll iOV-l-VU 1 one ol tne most neroic ana jinniuctive exploits of its kind in U. S. history.

Lewis and Clark were both Virginians the former horn near Charlottesville Aug. 18, 1774, and the latter in Caroline Count Aug. 1,1770. Clark's family moved to Kentucky when he was 3 i William Clark Meriwether Le is kids actually swoon with excitement. This has gotten so out of hand that a good many theatre employ special Tt-t I I I ay- police to control the youngsters.

M. J. Talty, Jersey City, driver: 4 -The trend i ni teen- jits, girls as well as Imv, to VOICK OF THE rEOFLK wear I rk i .4 Iiim a youngster. He joined the Army in 1792, and fought under C.en. (Mad) Anthony Wayne against the Indians in 1791.

Lewi enlisted at ajje 20 when President George Washington called for troops tjo put down the Whiskey Rebellion in Pennsylvania. He fojund that Army life was for him, and became a Regular Army man as soon as he could. The families of Lewis and Thomas Jefferson were old friends and neighbors in Virginia. When Jefferson le-ame President in 1801, he retained Lewis as his private secretary. Came 1803.

and the Ixwisiana Purchase, which more than doubled the size of the United States in one historic real estate deal. Jefferson, before the transaction was completed, had been planning to send explorers to map an overland route to the Pacific Ocean. With Louisiana Territory ours, the President made haste to get Congress' approval of the expedition, and chose Lewis and Clark to head it. The official takeoff was performed at St. Louis May 14.

Tlfltl ii iimt Mtih let In. tt ill tthrmli l-clh mm rrurif. gaifes. i hey lit jj VOL'TH ON THE BAI.I. wear them on dates, at parties and going; to school.

Sometimes I wonder if thev own suits THK BATISTA HACKtiKtU t'nion itv, N. I am years old, an ex-student of hw t'niversity of Havana who, with many others, was forced to our countiy because of the political situation which throttled free-dotn, self-respect and endnote! cd Manhattan: Listen, you wise guys who run around in gangs laising hell; can you top what two New York students did? Nineteen-year-old William Ixun-bardy of Ct'NV became world junior chess champ, winning by a bull's-eye score of 1 1 -0 Koiirteen- ear-old Kobert (lioliby) Fischer von the U.S. junior twice in a row; also, this year, became the open champ, beating out men and women old enough to be his parents and thi Dome, fan vou top them? TAI LKITH. and dreses. The practice is so widespread that a hit song was written about a girl in dungarees." L.

W. Kriederi.k, Rwhester, general cocitiac- tor: "The panty raid. For the life of me, I k.C2HG3 ran't the psychology 4T lehind this sort 4 0f Hfre 180 4. by a party which finally shook down to Lewis. Clark.

2 3 soldiers. I a have the Iltooklyn: How could a Voicer say that teen-agers wouldn't get out very right to live. Since your editorial of Sept. 7 vou cv-ples-ed the Ileal -i el ta Hit 1 ti.it Fidel Castro was either a oiu-munist or a 'oinntunist sympathiser. 1 would like to make a few facts Known.

In the Cuban genet al elections, Fulgencm Batista was elected Senator of the Province of Las Villa on the Communist Party ticket, tiurmg his previous President tul teiio. Batista legalized and supported the Communist Party, oiganir.ed a lalair party infiltrated by Reds and fellow traveler. Fidel Castro's past and present political life offers no such incriminating episodes. He is only a rour-ageous young man who sttives to free Cuba of the corruption engendered bv a bated diet at ol with up at 7 A.M. to gtt to woi 'St.

intelligent of our youth suddenly seized by a mass im-pulse to do it three years ago ut pa I did three interpreters, and a colored slave named York. You almo.st have to read these men's journals to picture the hardships. nd so did many othei volunteer 1 rails is and Clark (presentday names used). something none of them in his right mind would think of Howard A. Heinsius, Little Silver, N.

ad- MARTINF.Z. T7' vertisinp vice president: "Th hot-rodder. People use the term in a derogatory sense. Actually, the real hot-r d.d has practical and inventive flair. Too bad there isn't a place where thev can hospital workers.

I worked close to hours for no pay other than a certificate and a pin. of which I am very pioud. Many other teen-ageif do voluntary werk. Try reading the small articles telling of the good things teen-agers do, instead of just the front-page story. Personally, I am proud of being a teen-ager in this generation.

BARBARA MAY RKI.IS. liOI.HKN SOM'TION Tort Washington: Htavo for your editorial, "When Money Goes Haywire." Our standard unit of value is a dollar consisting of 15 5 21 grains of gold 0.W fine. But on March V. 1 transfer of gold as stopped. That repudiated our money, bonds, notes, debts, wages, and thev remain repudiated.

KPWARD HKNRY NF.ARY. speed their hot-rods so they won't have to our highways." P. L. David, Houston, Texas, sales manager: 'The craxe over a certain type of male singer the 1 i Presley type. I've never seen a burlesque show, but inde-rent movements that should be barred in burlesque seem to drive young crazy.

1 wonder the excitements and the triumphs they experienced. The winters were terrible for the most part, the springs rainy and depressing, the summers hot. A good deal of trouble with Indian tribes had been expected, but fortunately next to none developed. This piece of luck was most likely due to two things the diplomacy and tact of both Lewis and Clark, and the hopes of various Indian chiefs that they might induce these explorers to side with them in their wars with other tribes. Of great help, too, an Indian woman named Saca-jawea, wife of a French trader named Toussaint Charbon-neau who joined the expedition as an interpreter in the Mandan country (now North Dakota).

On Nov. 15. 1805. the Lewis and Clark party at last reached the Pacific. They spent a horrible winter at the little fort (named Clatsop) which they hastened to build.

The return trip began March 23, 1806, with the explorers splitting up into two parties which between them managed to have a pretty good look at much of what is now the giant state of Montana. They reunited below the mouth of the Yellowstone, made excellent time down the Missouri River, a-nd reached St. Louis Sept. 2.1, 1800. Lewis and Clark brought back a They Blazed great and valuable amount of geo-The Trails graphical, astronomical and plain-facts rejorting.

Because of these men. the West ceased to be a forbidding, all but unknown area. They had blazed the first of many trails to the Pacific, and had shown that the West could be explored and colonized. (Free advertisement: If you're ever on the Northern Pacific Railway's crack North Coast Limited, don't miss the Traveler's Rest car, with its murals picturing highlights of the Lewis and Clark saga.) Clark later became Governor of the Northwest Territory; Lewis, Governor of Louisiana. Clark died at St.

Louis Sept. 1, 1838. Lewis either killed himself or was murdered Oct. 11, 1809. at a dirty little inn near Nashville, on a trip which was to have taken him to Washington on government business.

In the lore of American exploration anil pioneering, it's a safe bet that these men's names will never die. INFLATION ONFI SION Biooklyn: If. as President Kisenhower says, raising fe.ieial employes' salaries less than a billion a year would he inflationary, then what the heck is lb' giveaway of billions of Ainc -ican taxpayers' dollars to the world's coriupt scum? CCRTIS C.RAY. BRONX BOl tJl I'l Bronx: Many thanks th. crossing guard in front of S.

1 l. the Bronx. She did a magnificent, job on busy Bruckner Blvd. two days when the tiatlic ligl'1- were not winking. She had i control veiy heavy traibc and tl children, by bei self It would some teachers good olse! i lu-r and see how calmly and elb-cientlv all the ctiildreti tin school can be bandied, lioKo'i it.

TAhF. A BOW. I 1 l.t.AS Biooklyn: 1 have a in t' Little League and have seen many of their games. I would like to repoit that th. aie w.

I behaved and listen to everything their inanageis and coaches tell them. Also, when any boy makes I an euor or can't get a hit, th other boys jut pat bun on th I back and give him eiicourage- ini'til. I certainly give these I VlU SUlFR ORNF.RF.O Manhattan: Help! My wife wears slacks and an old shut. I can't stand seeing her in them her or any other dame, for that matter. Well, I told her as long as she insists upon wearing pants when I'm home, I'm going to wear a dress of hers.

So I did. But the other evening some friends dropped in to visit us and bovs and girls what their parents must think. Maryiois f'uidy, Manhattan, i department head: "No actual custom will be remembered. This generation will be remembered for its turn to higher learning. It all started with the i an of Hights, which 1 opened the door dressed in my wife's clothes.

What should I do rt fellows? HKt.PI.KSS Cl'Y. PAP KK AS THK VILLAIN Manhattan: Those who do not want to face the truth as to the cause of inflation say that government waste and reckless spending started the trouble. 1 say paper money is responsible. This phony money is rolled out of presses in atupendou amounts, and there is no limit because there is no gold backing. Paper money may go the road of the tierman mark.

gave i. a chance to ira to ciedit, along with the men wh.i gave their time to help the hey are doing a wondeiful b. This also goes for 1 he Pony league. AY I.ANi.O. college that they wouldn't have had otherwise.

Now our colleges can accept only one of every four applicants." I K. IAJ.AL I.KVV..