The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 7

FRIDAY, MARCH 11,1949 THE NATION TODAY imericans Should Re-examine Democratic Ideals and Weigh lealities in War on Communism By Mtrlow WASHINGTON, March 10. M'j-Presldcnt Truman snys It's through alone that Western people can right Communism. "We must have Inspired from tneii earliest years with HID ideals o( democracy," lie said In talk Rollins College Fin. It would have helped If he had been a mile more specltlc on how (he Inspiring Is done, or Die form sucli education should lake. I You can drill a boy In the of democracy, or communism, mid Hopes of Solving Ozark Shooting Grow Stronger Blytheville Of AA Sponsors Sunday Meeting 'Y' Stcretory Discussej Problems At Rotariant' Luncheon The film, Playground, u.

A Kr.r T' Sunday tO bU Ihe will bcJlove either without tlilnk- Iliig If he's the kind thai ncceptn without examining (hem. I That'i hardly sound training for I future leadership In democracy. As an example: I The Declaration of Independence I has shining phrases about, all men I created equal and the inalienable iRht to liberty. Since those words were written I in 1716 generations of Americans I have reciled them lustily or had I them dinned into their as I fact ol American life. Started As Men), Nol Fact But liberty was only an Ideal, not i fact, for many for almost lot) I years alter the words were writ- I ten.

There were slaves here when I they were written here until th civil War. And even now, for a lot of Amer- I leans who shout about democracy, 1 the Idea that all men are created I equal is not a fact at all. 1 But I wonder how many boys, or present, busy memorizing words, have thought of the dif- I ference between the ideal and the 1 realities. I And wonder how many teach- I ers have been acute enough, or fcli I deeply enough about It, to point out I the difference to them. Mouthing the Ideals, without a ing the realities or understanding I them, seems to me a feeble education in democracy.

As an Ideal, ol course, the declaration was Important, and still U. But equally Important is this; That is early as the year 1776 it could have been written at all. Fjr written so'early, it shaped our liis- 1 tory. Behind the writing was the long history of mankind and the slow, developing Idea that individual freedom Is necessary lor a good so! clety. Critical of Tcacheri Few schoolboys are taught any of i that, but if they knew the history, they might appreciate more the 1 value of liberty.

I wonder how many at i least below the college level, know enough about it themselves to tench For that matter, I wonder how many schools, Including colleges, I put any eniphn.su; at all on teach- i ing the history of political philosophy. Us in that rich field that American students can obtain a rcul foundation for understanding the importance of human freedom. Unless you know the roots behind the slogan, it seems to me it would be easier to hire a. phonograph to repeat the slogans. Communists long ago discarded the Idea of personal freedom for people.

It would have Interfered with the complete control they wanted to shape the kind ol society wanted. Communism here probably would have been far less attractive for some ol the Americans who Joined it. If they had been grounded in the history of political Ideas and the struggle for freedom. It's been a. long, tough struggle, will continue to be.

A would- be Communist who doesn't understand and feel that, may turn lo the party out impatience with the American society as he sees It at this minute. Employment Service Manager Nominated J. M. Cleveland, manager of the Blytheville office of the Arkansas State Employment Service, has beer, nominated lor election executive conimitteeman for Arkansas Chapter ol the International Association of Public Employment Services. Eight Arkansas employment ser- Berryvllle, March Hopes of solving the mysterious Ozark mountain shooting the two boys and their clog by (he end of the week were expressed uy the sheriff's office here yesterday.

Deputy Sheriff Can (lore said the condition of Ihe lone survivor of the shooting, la-ycnr-olrl Loon Tubb, showed further improvement this morning but. that the lad still was unable lo talk. "If he keeps Improving at. this rate, we probably will be able to talk with him in couple of davs said Gore. Leon's half brother.

Deivcy, 7 killed. Leon lias a bullet woinid 'h, his head. The boys and their dog which also was killed, were found lying in a cedar thicket near their larm home north of Ben-yvllle Monday They had been musing from home Saturday. Leon's .22 calibre rifle was found nesrbv The attorney, whose mime wus! not disclosed, will address the meet i In 8 on the subject of "Alcoholism" ll i The meeting will bo open to Ihe' sr crelary of the lllythcrillr imbllc. i recreational The nifthevllle Chapter of Al- cuhol Anunoniyoiis was two years ago and since that time has grown limn Its otiutnal three members to a membership of 50.

nivthcvtllfl's Ministerial Alliance Is helping promote Hie meeting. Printing Device Hits Million a Minute SAN DIEQO, Calif. M'l A new Ultra hind-speed electronic which iu designer cluhiw will enable iirlntlnji speeds lo go up lo intlllon wor'ds a minute, has been developed by an airplane company designer. Joseph T. MtNnney calls his tie- vice Ihc Elceti-ontype.

He explains, it system of printing made pus- niylhovlllo, X. R. Cnmpbcll, nivor DjviMr.n supervisor with the Frisco i illu way Company, of Chalice, Mo, WIIK a 8iic.it of the rlub. tin- qimllflfd cltrlors electric rd.s cmi develop an attack power of GOO volts. valr rndlo and electronical laboratory, Jiiys he conceived hij nfw method of transmission more 10 years afio, and obtained pntenu amen iM principal renturo.i In IIKl c1 B'nve coiiccr is native of Baltimore.

ciiine hei'e two years No. 603 AN von KI.KOT10N 01-' ALDKHMKN i t. llv i THE by P. new cathode rny tube rtc- CITY OF nLYTHEVIl It employs high-speed photo- AtiKANSAS. AND OTl'lFfl sniphy lit receiver, niul nlso i I'URI'OSKS.

Skates made by fastening an iron runner on a wooden tiame were Invented In the Uth century vice men were nominated, together wrth the eight cricumbents for the committee posts. The election will be held at the film developiii A', the (riiiifiriilttcr, a Is recorded on tiingnellc tape, or photographic Him, In the form of a pair ol coded impulses per '-hfvracter. The receiver corn-pits Ihe coded impulses into complete characters (letters, digits, etc.) on the screen o( Ihe cathode tube. The device moves a photographic film In front of the tube's screen allowing a succession of lines of I complete message characters to be on the Him. Tile elcclrontype, according to Mcp.Nney, does not require synchronization between transmitter and I)e ordained by Ihe City Council of ''ie City of Blytlievllle, Arkansas: Section one: Prom atij at- a state convention, tcnatively set for receiver Apnl 8 in Little Rock.

Mc-Naney. employed in the Con STABBS BROS. KF.KHIGKKATION SKHVICK ELKOTKIO WIKINM T.iivvri'iu-e J. H. i PHONE 2559 Day or Xlnht 2018 West Ash Street lilnccil in nninlniiiloii upon ihs nc- tlllon Of the tiunlUlod electors of Ihe wiinl lo be loprospiitcd, sutd pdlllon sli.ill tip signed hy not less Ihnn Irn 1101 unit nn lllty i.W) of such TWO: When miy raiull date (he lllBI luiy ut the m'mil wards of lliBil" Clly of niytlu-vlllc.

shuU Imvo been j' nomiiiHlc-d In lu'covdnnce with the i' provisions of ttoL-llou one ot Ihls i Ordliiiuu-e (he imnie of Mich can- i dldnlc shnll njipear upon (ho bill- I lot onlv In the ward In which he Is candidate and shnll bo vwled upon 5 only by qualified volers of Hip wurd which such person Is rniirildiito. Sc-cllon Three: whereas, there isrent nrort lor elurirylnu the nw I of Ihls city i-onceralim the noml- iinllon nnd election of aldermen In Ihe Clly of lllylhevlllc, Arknnsns; and, whrvriM, ihrre Is fusion resulting from lurk ot such ail arillnnncp; and, whMciis. the ph-etloti ol aldcrinen Is of prop- lo the Well- bo In full force nnd Mfwi (rum and nflrr in ijus.itiuc, ami approved March 8. K. JACKHON, Mavnr iVIU'M: r.

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