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entered as second-class matter in the Post Oiffca irrinmn,
N- C., under the laws of Congress, Act of March 3,,197ft
Every afternoon, Monday ttopogferFftflay. '
What Is Happening To
Th& Merchant Marine?.
Any major power must have a merchant marine, the
U. S. included. No nation which is engaged in world trade*
and which would be a principal belligerent in the event'
of another war could afford to depend on the merchants
marines of others.
Tfte sad fact is that our merchant marine has been
declining and at a time when those of other powers >
have been increasing. On June 30, 1948, . for example, we
had.&xractive fleet of 1,723 vessels of lIODB gross tans cnr
larg£» while foreign flag'fleets consisted of 8,828 isUch‘ves
sels; Akof June 30, 1953, the latest date f6r whith figures
are available, foreign fleets had risen to 10,732.' By. com--
parison on January 1 of this year our fleet.numbered MV
ly vessels.
Even worse is the shipbuilding'situation. As of; July
1, 1963? the U. S. private merchant matihe didn't have a
single vessel, freight or passenger, under construction,
England, by contrast, had at that time 2,144. frfeighttrs..
ana seven * passenger! ships either on ardfcr ar under con
struction- Sweden, Norway, JApan, Prance and the ot|ter
marftlrtre nations all'have active shipbuilding programs
underway.
Finally, many of the ships now flyhu;. our flag, are
obsolescent or* approaching it, and shoidd/B*' replaced.
ETBry American i has* an ’ interest* in tlrir luerchant*, m%>
rine and in the legislative problems and' confusions
which are undermining it.
TnMi No Object* 1 ,1
Ii T is an old socialist stratagem to attempt to mislead
an<V delude the public .as to the true facte about 3 , prttate
A prime example was recently aired An, fflahty el*>
ir trie utility wants tb undfertaW a ’V Vlf tflit
electric devefcpjtent. an the SnakeTßvTiV The sticdsttstV
minded groups are fighting this toothifcndinail;.aruEdeUfft
the government to dtothe job on a tax-free,. teJ&rtifciWflteed
b#t*. As ps&¥ GjfftJiSir campaign, they Have stated*, tiled:
tl* utility isnlt* nspresentative of local sgntimentvAnd as
pirations, because most of its stockholders liye far %way.
A Us S. Senator described it as “A New England concern
heasquart**e«l in MSunc, having few if. s*ty; steßWMaers
west of thettiUdscn River.”
"What is the truth? The utility luurmwte the; record
public. It is owned by 10,360 stockholders, dfTwhwh 59.48
per cent liveeirtithe U Western - : states: ' Fwty per cent live
in either Idaho’or Oregon —aS do all the company's offi
cers? and directors. Only 15 per cent of the stockholders
live hr ifewTSftgnmd' , : . o. »v-”vr?c
l No doubt the Senator was misinformed and} madA sei
honest error, But, it!s probable that this baseless charge
will be rej&atfed over and over.
WALTERBORO, S. C„ PRESS ARIL ST AND Ala* “Dr.
William Flit Cher RUssell, president oh TeaoJier’s College
of Columbia Uftivenaty; in speaking at Mercer University,
Macon, recently, stated that, ‘On ever# hand it isojavlous
that something is .wrong in the education of; the'citizen*
Top feufc’votee too few'take part in pdHttfcs, too many-con
done XQe many look elsewhere, partioulMrly to
tft4 Federal government, for directffom and - ’ for
handouts.
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WAHINOTOJC UN No hMt
tanner Is gains to make a pair of
mittens out, at my litUe parakeet,
Timmy.
The leatfaerttoustry- is tmsy tan
ning everything-- that wfh’tan and
Mrfa hides are among them. There
if. a_ exhibit of all sort's
rat err Sinclair^Weeks.
catt£[ Sheeps Sfe.
. jackets to tofatoata to underpants
There also are baseball shoes. If
house? hamcenTto be Jhig" league
ball player, ft*-hath Mir stive
Big? ball players wear* only shoes
sm^ce,
arUcles, but, according to the lea
ther and lead people, just the thing,
fm sliftajjfan-atOtn. They cost yS
The ’pitapw- who ten and’ procee?
of colors for women's duds. There
afe at UaTIOO dtlMraat shades fer
wOmerrtt with fatog"
been her'/sonta Wlnsttan
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THE WOBUD DOEA- MOVE
It was new Intended * that th«
_ Constitution of' the United States
should be a static document, hope
lessly rigid against thife future
When the Constttutton waa adopt
edti the Unit** Stales consisted 4 of
13 j former British colonies bn the
Eastern seaboard; today it fa th«
basic law of 4«. states from the At
lantic to the -Pacifti, from Canad,
to Mexico. When the OonatituWhi
was adopted, the population of tfte
United States was about 3.000.00 C
1 persons; today, .the population lit
grown to IMNOMOO. U’ would-, fe
belaboring a point to compare the
numerous contrasts betwyen 1789
’ and! 1964 not the least Os Which, is
our' deep inrolvemim' in' the af
fairs of Europe ahd 'Asia.
Thomas Jefferson, who »J w »y 5
feared-the powerr of government,
. wrote; * v.
. . It would redpoe
instrument to a sing]* phtASe
that’ of inWituting a QtmgreM. with
power to tb»* wllgtever ’ Wauld jbe for
the good bf'ihe United: Statea; and.
as they ws|)d be the sole Judges o*
the good or evil,' it wwodtAe uso
" a power to dp* whatevtf. afhy
plifaed . . ~ ’i
ftft' Washington’s Farewell Ad
dress this appesfg;
“It Is ' importjjht, likewise, tltit
the habtts of thinking,>ln a free
country t-ahould lhsplre C&ution in
those intrusted*, with ithtadminis
tration to'.confine with
in their respective consUtutlonal
spheres, avoiding .lit the 'exercise
of' Wpmgrs- or<Bfe_d^rtimt
spirit; of enpmactfajijnt tends to
thus to
sidd;
T . . n' ttMWe opteJßr of' tHfe
people the-- distribution or mOdifii
cation *of t the cocntituttowal pow
er* ber iB-asqr pprfcfaular irronw lei
l<tMeprt»ete«)hlr as» amendf>ent
iy tWt. way- whteft- the Constitution
; A aiWMdi’tfai. ConsUtutlon must
eves; 'bb*- a- Nttwg? ddoanttit, adjust
e&v by jddtmUl interpretation op
amended: in conformity to’ the-will
* of' tppe people. Ute- irectlonarl»s
wfta -now- idelst' that ;no4M*g sHeuld
bw don* about: the constitution
rNher overtook, at- demiseAhe peo
pMr to- disregard, the* provteion
thsTcMtetoUHT Itylrtfur
“Tne- C&ngrees, whenever two
' Aall^deem
ments tA'tn(p CBuaiitution, off on
tures of t^-thirds, at the seterat
States,/shall,cgU.e Coo,veotionr for
eiuS quu.., tiSS&ItW vaiH tor ad
Intents and. Puepaiep in Part of
this Constitution, when rattfied
hy the LneWatm ea-wf three fourth*
of ttfaesaemai Sthtear oerby don
venUSm- ill three fourths thereof,
as IMeour orrtljp'ottter-Mod* of
Ratification may be propoaedi Ur
tttedtagilm-. H
t Cher is e*tea sMWtUd- at the.-ex-
tftls sulfjeot
Brickrf.'-AjeiemeiaiHH
m w§*d Ato
gether the" if**#, of the
proposed aampdmenta, bM we C«n
empaewMi wani them, for they
° ften A* 0 *
nC F hy^an'ollrjp'* 16 *'
ence Manion, j "
BBca'
a clarifying amAidment gon-rhing
the relatione of. the Tiniij] i" nnd
the Legfa>!m»te tuanghmn of the
of thoughOn
comes from* a* lgwyer
■ ter -wttftdfaw- ftfattH
THLDMLT .TECQRDSi tUTMKMfc.CU '
a. » . *.| Ji'.> , r- .!> ' t, 1 1 1
1
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l y j
c f i i jqos
■ B H
: . t •
mlff&l h can-fix A
f lise wh«?poliiMly*l^S^Kn
s my.” the Italian sg|d., S&waeta
t young captain ln v thw*mU»n Army
- Whop ever, and
I “it cfMps in v*ry suStly before
. anron, ol^
k %iBW
t Italian jor caving ln during
i fleer. Ttohties was the reason. An
4 army, when it’s run
■ ‘A* fMt thbt
f th* Egyptian-asmy. had. kicked out
I its president, and McCarthy had
l erican Atmy alMfi tte same! day,
l “ft may seem far fetched fa> you”
•■sss
to d6eMnaf*-a& army the lfaie be
tween. free, gparemeaent. ante a to
talitarian government becomga very
thin ■ indeed.’’ • J‘
agaSMh. McCarthy Ur the T Army
thmw : shouUi to nun early danger
o* ito< takthg overr However, of
. fleers; w<»kJip¥-Maj.
I Cornelius Ryam commande*
* y’s o*ftee had been bombbrding
’ him. tte privile#> fbr
* Mtebstttys e*.alde, OerardTDavid
¥ “Otneral,’' Ste
t OMItM. to* moiled lgsfr week
- commander of the provost marshal
■ schoofite Camp OOrdon, <34*. had
* protested ajsinst Schine’s trails
. fer Ufffe school Without sufficient
r transferred to Tbkyo.
, right. It would have been r hatter
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. * Jfgsup. y* * A i mu« ■ y
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i SjkHK
n :lj.
liiilM .1 m H
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imrmits so <;ldseiy that^thtFve
S k a n r th^^^^-ywuiw
but- first'and*
an. Army. man. .... It WM^tocause
no longer. be picked by- asnMßty/
H*-wsi*ftimteg of'emuse- at-Hanger
■ |y • to *
Langer’s • vote against' it nUftt' saiir-’
start-more- tbair lamger’e Invest* 4
gattan of Chief Justice Barl Vtorren
. .;■ His colleagues say that-Sena
tor Dirksen of ' BllnoiS' wHa - BNH
the chief'j<^of:swsrt4U)hfalE.to
cretaiy Sftev^s-^^^wnw^|^^t
'
rgsu
fflifsn*.
“DE- Crane, my husband , and It
Chorum’ him rnM
* as the children must be in school
“ during the winter, they can’t leave
the farm even then.
“But ,we do things for Clara’s
* family while we are visiting them.”
her relatives might defend them
r selves. j *
' “Kir example we take them to
. the drive-in movies and bring home
* ice cream.” t- u,* • »
That is a Kelp, tot the. pried of, a
; ffiSf •fhsippfK
Yau.city peoptoitapw'pow tmuch
it costs for groedries end meats, so
And If It u,wnb]*m»ldgjsMlV.
xuwumtv AtUrifaPO*. NAbCfahiNA
- WfiM«fcelf 1
♦ W WiW' KW!S- +
i iimggppwppig'p." "*qg.P 4
' tsaflWttSWgEMW SSS^-vgff^
<sw»t*ntlpople.Wd said it was Ankara . . Downbeat rebutUtai “WeU.
man,, it depend*), on. the. direction you’re coming from. Ankaa*,la< th«
capital. coming, the other, way Istanbul fa. the
yaulfgcTOM* Mphi. Ankara's..been,the Turitfah. capital
since Oot lllhltJft Just put on your specs, man. and * look, it. up. in
therlM-VtocldtAliwume. on page 37S or the-Kpcyc. Beit Tl* > edltton.
aa-iffygfa.9PNß.7nM aem Jwt call up the Turkish Consulate Circle
7-8(0. m ,it«v> D> UW) I geHa -catch a pjanei
HuaSfagfnai* Bfarttordfa owe Hollywood Playhouse/ for west coast
fagft stowe*'will :ba-the*first theater in- the u. s. with a likker license
. .’i.MnMA wteverodtfftindA on megeaiwes (and hteingsi have staffers
oari adrihfa itedtog nugixfaHy. . .Fglhe won the. fighe from Dior to-do*
fashion show for Oteufama’a “Tfte- Thrffi. atr Ytmr - Use.” which U
deftoohmeAt- whl' produce The yams you may have seen about a
- ftoWCMMiMjMr' A Mummeeteiu song - program for NBC is -some*
one’s idbO:. (not* the. network’s* and is an astronomical distance, trees
fdet.’. .The-star of 'a musical cliak* caht-rieep without taking-a sleeping
< pHt and it is getting s» that-one doeen't help. . A comic got bounced '
i Wem-k- rt«ntee*l night club, forusing a- four-letter-word-in Ms alleged
aet.-. .The 'ttnestli torpee-are-Plng. . Jtu a’boy for the Jack BaHeWis-of
l|llßM^.^M l pfatoi The McGuire Sisters' (Coral)
*9ajgPiß.*fwPL , »*? Find-bUt- just Why sfae diyorced hbn
' PfcnßßMd AIIMoI j
Si LtoM'li. 11 am—
" -I
launched* out I Info' marriage— for
security.
Ip Tfrthood fell - headlong in
■ etf tßßpmw - to.’ oen*
-of t ?fi*t- IdtoiSml' ]
faith (ironically;, a union my mo- *
*W Tftat •■toto*.
money, more mpoey than her fllte ,
can spa* for!
’ tfo| ! «he. deart lady. .
might: .•
f hl>< * I ’*? t0,7.en~1. the hardihood to
to •*? about ‘ i
■to to ,
i
i^ :
11 1 IWTT 0 -;
dependency, was to play certain j
fantasy* roles about herself. In ad
dition te doing the necessary chor- 4|
l
tw» W« A DM. kw «f lmwelt A
f#r wipeh she varieafaiy - hel* f3e.
hushimtL childre«u,e* rt Hocbtofaf.”
BE REALISTIC;
LIVE IN PRESENT
though
lit wastettpemUMj from the actual
reverses that, she personally was
experiencing, socially and financial
ly- Ber-Sentlmentg ahd- ego-defenses
were Infantile, of course; but she e
was doing , the best she could, con
afctoriqft the shape of her psydjp
logMafTewipment at the time. The
rfdUUfcfoat while she brought the
children through to comparative
safety, she certainly didn’t prepare
them, to,live realistically.
Tfrur mother’s past statu* of
The family’s present aMM? .tofoake
ends meet and'tiNo-cMfaref! ifar. If
iTIS-May’s a /^fo^rivi
tween your limited reaaarmfa and
toTfiS *•
toe. .and state your UmiH and sttat
M, * Mf_. I.
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