THE UN AND YOU
This week marks the sixth an
nual observance of United Nations
Week, co-sponsored by the
American Association for the Unit
ed Nations and the National Edu
cation Association. Every com
munity, city and state in the na
tion has been asked to promote
a program that will bring home to
every citizen the value of the
United Nations and the need to
keep it alive and growing.
The focal point of the week will
be Wednesday, October 24, pro
claimed by the General Assembly
of the UN as United Nations Day
throughout the world. “Our Best
Hope for Peace Is UN Plus You,”
is the slogan that will be promi
nently displayed. The Lanier Li
brary, always in the vanguard,
has arranged a display of UN
flags, loaned for the occasion by
Mrs. James R. Trowbridge.
Also on display are several im
portant books dealing with the
peoples of “the world; other impor
tant publications include “The
Birth of Israel,” by Jorge Garcia
Granados; “Trial and Error,”
Chaim Weizmann’s autobiography
and “My Mission To Israel,” by
James G. McDonald, first United
States Ambassador to Israel.
The Tryon school has made its
contribution by appointing two
Security Councils with students
representing" the different nations
debating UN1 problems. Emphasiz
ing special interest in the UN, the
Lanier Library plans to have as
speaker at its opening meeting
Wednesday, Nov. 7th, Courteney
Anderson of Hendersonville, who
will present an informed appraisal
cf the UN.—Contributed.
■ People' everywhere long for music
even if it’s the tiny chirp of a
cricket. The Chinese have long
kept singing crickets, in minute
gold and ivory cages, hanging
from their wrists or belts to while
away lonely travels.
The barn or screech owl is of
ten called “the feathered cat” be
cause it is a great foe to mice.
Lieut. William T. Capers III,
is home on 15 days leave from
the Texas Air Bases while waiting
reassignment.
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