"However , there is a crucial difference between the two histories ."

"Nevertheless , we can find reasons for respecting even the bigotry of the populace ; ;"

"their passions were genuine , and the division between them and the abolitionists is clear-cut ."

We stand more in awe of one another than most people .

We have no answer as to why we are not alarmed .

It is here that the local and ecumenical must meet .

It is here that the ecumenical must become local and the local become ecumenical .

"The basic unit in the church , of whatever denominational polity , is always the congregation ."

The idea that it is a feature of all religions is entirely mistaken .

The antithesis of the ecumenical and the local then no longer exists .

Each viewpoint is valid if it is organically related to the other .

Our difficulty arises when either viewpoint shuts out the other .

"As things stand now , the local and the ecumenical tend to compete with each other ."

They do not escape the pitfall into which Charles Dickens pictured Mrs. Jellyby as falling .

The parish lives for itself rather than for the community or the world .

It helps children grow up with at least a nodding acquaintance with the Bible .

"He built a school and a library , then a recreation center and an inn ."

"`` Why , no , ma'am '' , he replied , `` this church belongs to me '' ! !"

"Here , the choice is that between the horns of a dilemma ."

"For more explicit expositions , one must distinguish different types of analyses ."

Suffice it to say that the usefulness of the latter apportionment is questionable .

"Other services will show different rates of return , some probably much lower and some higher ."

"Needless to say , any such inference would be quite unwarranted ."

Three-part analysis of the costs of an electric utility business

"In tradition and in poetry , the marriage bed is a place of unity and harmony ."

"At its most ecstatic moments , husband and wife are elevated far above worldly cares ."

But marriage experts say that such mutual contribution and mutual joy are seldom achieved .

Instead one partner or the other dominates the sexual relationship .

But today there are signs that these roles are being reversed .

"The whole act is tailored to her pleasure , and not to theirs ."

"Of course , there remain many `` old-fashioned '' marriages in which the husband maintains his supremacy ."

"Yet even in these marriages , psychologists say , wives are asserting themselves more strongly ."

"Our society has `` emancipated '' the woman , giving her new independence and new authority ."

It is only natural that she assert herself in the sexual role .

"And she begins to regard him as savage , bestial and unworthy ."

This woman repeatedly complained she was `` too tired '' for marital relations .

"To please her , her husband assumed some of the domestic chores ."

Experts say the partners in marriages like these can almost be typed .

Sometimes this leads to his becoming demandingly dominant in marriage .

Naturally no woman can ever completely monopolize the sexual initiative .

"Unless her husband also desires sex , the act cannot be consummated ."

"Generally , however , in such marriages as those cited , the husband is at his wife's mercy ."

"Furthermore , Dr. Calderone says , a certain number of docile , retiring men always have been around ."

"Asked why , he replied primly : `` Because that's no activity for a gentleman '' ."

"and the dependent wife seldom questioned his judgment about anything , including the marriage bed ."

"Circumstances gave her almost undisputed sway over child-rearing , money-handling and home maintenance ."

A woman who dominates other family affairs will dominate the sexual relationship as well '' .

Marriage manuals and women's magazine articles began to stress the importance of the female climax .

They began to describe in detail the woman's capacity for response .

"Not surprisingly , Dr. Ellis says , some recently enlightened wives are out to claim these capabilities ."

"An aggressive woman wants a man to demand , not knuckle under ."

Then the wife bed-hopped to the next on the list .

"If his on-the-job problems work out , he may return to his old pattern ."

`` The important point is that both be satisfied with the adjustment '' .

"He must become more expressive of his own desires , more demanding and less ' understanding ' '' ."

"Then he heard it , like a muffled thud , felt a subtle change in air pressure ."

He gasped for air and the impact tore his hand from the rail .

"He tumbled with Roberts , helpless and in agony , over and over , down the steps ."

"When his vision cleared he saw the taller one scrambling upward , reaching ."

The knifelike pain in his groin nearly brought him down again .

"The pain dulled as he moved , and he steadied inside ."

"After a moment he extended one hand , the fingers curled ."

`` You want to be that big a fool -- I was hoping for this '' .

Roberts brushed at his eyes with his free hand and started down the steps .

They were eight feet apart when Roberts cleared the last step .

`` Or would it be easier if I put my hands in my pockets '' ? ?

"He advanced slowly , directly , giving no hint of a feint to either side ."

He was just short of arm's reach when he stopped .

"Mickey backed off two steps , forcing him to come on again ."

"Mickey backed off again and Roberts hesitated , then came along ."

Mickey felt his shoulders come up against the wall beside the heavy slab front door .

"Mickey's guts twisted with the effort , but he kept his eye on the weapon ."

"It moved in a silver arc toward his throat , then veered downward ."

"Ducking , Mickey tripped and fell to one side , landing heavily on the wood floor ."

"Still clutching the razor , Roberts came up into a crouch , shaking his head ."

"The sound of his head striking the solid wood was an ultimate , sudden-end sound ."

"He fell on his side across the lowest step , rolled over once , then lay still ."

"Mickey found himself leaning against the desk , with stiff hands , panting for breath ."

By then they could never catch up with the others .

He looked at where Roberts lay sprawled on the step .

"Walking away on impulse , he might logically leave behind what it was inconvenient to carry ."

He went to the room he had rented and got into his overcoat .

He left the rest of his things and returned to the lobby .

"It snowed softly , silently , an undulating interruption of his vision against the night sky ."

He could feel it on his face and in his hair .

Then he backed out and swung around to the front drive .

He went into the hotel and searched till he found the razor .

He took the suitcase out to the Jeep and put it in the front seat .

He drove carefully in the direction of the brief tour they had taken earlier .

The Jeep fought its way through the low spot and got onto higher ground .

He tossed the bag into the pit and watched dry dust spray up around it .

There was too much weight casually to toss it away .

He could feel himself falling in with it and being unable to get out .

He knelt slowly and dumped the corpse onto the floor of the tunnel .

It was a relief to get rid of the weight .

Then he got on his knees and rolled Roberts' body toward the edge .

"He gave it a strong push , heard it slide , then tumble dryly into the hole ."

He got to his feet and threw the flashlight beam into the pit .

There was little chance anyone would enter this shaft during the winter .

It wasn't cold enough in the tunnel to preserve the body intact .

"He climbed down , went back into the tunnel and tossed the razor into the pit ."

"It landed on Roberts' sprawled right thigh , poised precariously , then slid off to the ground ."

He wiped the steering wheel and all the places he might have touched the Jeep .

"He judged her to be a woman of some pride , though not much sense ."

Dickens was not for nothing the most theatrical of the great Victorian writers .

Wemmick reveals his self-satisfaction by regularly rubbing his hands together .

Dickens lays great emphasis on the hands in this scene .

In both cases the finger-post represents Pip's heightened awareness of contrary magnetisms .

Pumblechook's hands throughout the novel serve to travesty greed and hypocritical self-aggrandizement .

"Surrounded by ancient elms , the campus is spacious and beautiful ."

"The Dartmouth student does not live in monastic seclusion , as he once did ."

But there has always been an outdoor air to Dartmouth .

The would-be sophisticate and the citybred youth adopt this air without embarrassment .

And this gives rise to an easy camaraderie probably unequaled elsewhere in the Ivy League .

This carefree disdain for `` side '' cropped up again in the same television broadcast .

"Dean Thaddeus Seymour , wearing ski clothes , was crowning a beauteous damsel queen of the Carnival ."

"Dartmouth students ski everywhere in winter , starting with their own front door ."

"Forty miles farther north is Mount Moosilauke , Dartmouth's own mountain ."

"It fixed on Dartmouth College , which was ready-made and just what the proctor ordered ."

In 1817 the lawyers were generally debating the legal inviolability of private contracts and charters .

"It was a hardy undertaking , and Wheelock's was indeed `` a voice crying in the wilderness '' ."

The exuberance on this occasion set a standard for subsequent Dartmouth gatherings .

Then in 1893 Dr. William Jewett Tucker became president and the college's great awakening began .

He transformed Dartmouth from a small New Hampshire institution into a national college .

"By 1907 the number of undergraduates had risen to 1,107 ."

"Dartmouth is numerically still a small college today , with approximately twenty-nine hundred undergraduates ."

Over 450 different schools are usually represented in each entering class .

About two-thirds of the boys now come from public schools .

It is still a college only and not a university ; ;

"it is , in fact , the only college in the Ivy group ."

"All three are purposely kept small , with a current total enrollment of about two hundred ."

So Dartmouth is moving closer to the others in the Ivy group .

It has come on with a rush in more significant areas .

Today it espouses certain ideas in its curriculum that other institutions might consider somewhat breathtaking .

President Emeritus Hopkins once proposed to corral an `` aristocracy of brains '' in Hanover .

This is especially in evidence among the present generation of the suburban middle class .

But can we any longer afford the luxury of such smug indigation ? ?

This is what we mean when we say this demand must be accepted without condition .

"Modern man , as Dietrich Bonhoeffer has told us , has `` come of age '' ; ;"

( 2 ) accepts instead a special biblical hermeneutics or method of interpretation ; ;

"An interne , a nurse and two attendants were in charge of us ."

We had become good friends during my stay at Cook County Hospital .

She knew also that I was unmarried and without a single known relative .

"`` I read those newspaper stories about you '' , she had said ."

I grew up in an Irish neighborhood on Chicago's West Side .

"`` Would it make any difference to you if I were , Mary Jane '' ? ?"

`` I wouldn't have gone into nursing if I didn't care about people .

I'm interested in every patient I've helped take care of .

I don't blame that girl for breaking her engagement with you .

"`` Oh , yes '' , I said , feeling annoyed , `` she was very pretty ."

"You don't believe that I'm going back to medical school and finish , do you '' ? ?"

We keep getting the same ones back again and again .

It's not a joke to be sent to a place like this or to Hanover .

My father's a policeman and makes less than seven thousand dollars a year .

"`` That's none of your business '' , she said , then changed the subject ."

"`` My father and mother died when I was two years old '' , I said ."

Aunt Mary died when I was doing my military service .

"Listening , I felt cheated and lonely as only an orphan can ."

`` Your dad sounds like a good father and a good policeman .

What about your that girl you were going to kill '' ? ?

I can say this : I'm dead serious about going back to school .

"You will get to come home on long weekends from Hanover , won't you '' ? ?"

"`` We'll go up to the Edgewater Beach Hotel for dinner '' , I said ."

"`` I like to dance '' , she said , then turned and walked away ."

There hadn't been anything really personal in her interest in me .

"Perhaps this was reality and Dale Nelson , the actor , was delusion ; ;"

Ask Tony was doomed from the moment Kupcinet leveled on it in his Sun-Times column .

We were paid off Tuesday morning and given tickets back to New York .

I felt lonely and depressed as I packed my bags at the Croydon Hotel .

It seemed to me that I was not only unlucky but quite stupid as well .

"I'm calling you , Mr. Nelson , at the request of Mr. Phillip Wycoff ."

His car could pick you up at your hotel at twelve '' .

"I started to say something else appropriate , but the man had hung up ."

"`` All right , you bastards '' , I said , `` the great actor is about to buy a drink '' ."

`` Mr. Wycoff's car is waiting for you at the east entrance '' .

I followed him out through the lobby to the street .

"With respect to this view , two points are worth making ."

More believed that a man could be both serious and gay .

More stands on the margins of modernity for one reason alone -- because he wrote Utopia .

Can we discover what it is in Utopia that has evoked this response ? ?

we want to know why that book has kept on selling the way it has ; ;

we want to know what is perennially new about Utopia .

In Plato's Republic communism is -- to speak anachronistically -- a communism of Janissaries .

and it is to this problem that the Republic ultimately returns .

And in the economy of the book it is not peripheral but central .

The apostolic community was literally an elite : chosen by Christ himself .

We should think of it more as an act of justice than compassion '' .

it is one of the very few new things in Utopia ; ;

Consider the features of Utopian communism : generous public provision for the infirm ; ;

"democratic and secret elections of all officers including priests , meals taken publicly in common refectories ; ;"

"If so , are you saying , `` Where did the last few years go ? ?"

We always thought we would die with our boots on .

You've thought about it before in a hazy sort of way .

A great many retired people are the so-called white collar workers .

"Also you can spell , without consulting a dictionary for every other word ."

It is the way you were taught and your way of life .

All this is standard equipment for a man of your day ; ;

"However , the last few years of your life , things seem to be changing ."

Your way doesn't seem to be so darned important any more .

You realize you are getting in the old fogy class .

You had your day and it was a good day .

Some have plenty of money -- some have very little money .

Some have beautiful gardens -- some not even a blade of grass .

The question is `` How are you going to live with it '' ? ?

You can sit back and moan and bewail your lot .

"But , if you do , your life will be just one thing -- unhappiness -- complete and unabridged ."

"One thing , I am sure of , you must get an interest in life ."

"Many of you will say , `` Well , what can I do '' ? ?"

Find out what you like to do most and really give it a whirl .

"If you can't think of a thing to do , try something -- anything ."

You may amaze yourself and acquire a real knack for it .

"Does making your own clothes or even doll clothes , interest you ? ?"

"Do you love to run up a hem , sew on buttons , make neat buttonholes ? ?"

There is always a market for this line of work .

"Then again , there's always that lovely old pastime of hooking or braiding rugs ."

"Not for me , but perhaps just the thing for you ."

"How's about mosaic tile , ceramics or similar arts and crafts ? ?"

"Do you yearn to make cakes and pies , or special cookies and candies ? ?"

Some people can carve most anything out of a piece of wood .

"Few new writers have their first story accepted , so they tell me ."

"But , it could happen , and it may happen to you ."

"You say , `` But it costs a lot of money to have a hobby ."

"So far , the covers have never been off the boxes ."

I just don't have time to do half the things I want to do now .

When we turn to Noah Webster we find him helpful as usual .

"We are creative , it seems , when we produce something which has not previously existed ."

Man's great superiority over these evolutionary forbears is in the development of his imagination .

We know that actors can learn to portray a wide variety of character roles .

There would be all the nuisance of contacting someone else to take over .

"`` Time '' , said Angie , and he smiled very sweet and slow at Mr. Skyros ."

"`` Not too much time , because I'll be needing some more myself pretty much right away ."

"I don't want no trouble , you don't want no trouble , nobody wants trouble , Mr. Skyros '' ."

"Dear heaven , no , thought Mr. Skyros , turning away as another man came in ."

He straightened his tie at the mirror with a shaking hand ; ;

"Anything to do with an ace o' spades , bad luck '' ."

Mr. Skyros was not a man who thought very much about moral principles ; ;

I go over to Castro and get fixed up there .

"Denny said stupidly , `` Why , you ain't turning Angie down , are you , Mr. Skyros ? ?"

"I mean , we all figured -- I guess anybody'd figure -- Angie '' --"

"`` Mr. Skyros too smart a fellow want to get rid of me '' , he said ."

If Mr. Skyros had dreamed of all the trouble that young man would eventually cause --

"`` Now you don't want to go talking that way '' , he said ."

"You see , you got to remember , we all got schedules , like any business ! !"

"About nine o'clock , I call and see if you got any ."

"`` Oh , now , I don't know about that much '' , said Mr. Skyros ."

"I bring you the cash , say five hundred for ten decks ."

"`` I do my best '' , said Mr. Skyros earnestly , `` just for you , my friend ."

"Not very much later , but when things had settled down a little ."

The kind who came into a cheap store like this ! !

No need say anything at all to the old woman .

"`` You've give me the wrong change '' , said the customer sharply ."

"She was listening to other voices , out of the future ."

Surely she was just a trifle fatter around the middle ? ?

"He left at his death sketches , drawn to scale , for the rest of the circle ."

"A blank undecorated void , plastered in roughcast , disfigured the wall of the Rotunda until 1951 ."

"Cartoons were drawn full size , after sketches had been made to satisfy all the authorities ."

and we were able to decide on some amplification of scale .

The scaffold was the length of the space to be painted .

"That is , they used opaque color throughout , getting solid highlights with active lime white ."

This brown is sometimes so rich in medium as to appear to be oil paint .

The mortar was three parts sand to two of lime .

"In older Italian practice , lime , dried and reground `` bianco sangiovanni '' , entered into such prepared shades ."

"Other pigments were mostly raw umber , some burnt umber , and a little yellow ochre ."

The use of `` secco '' we tried to restrict to covering joints .

Later Brumidi and Costaggini will be seen coping with this same problem .

"ground together they made a strong adhesive , which became waterproof in drying ."

Costaggini said it was Brumidi's fault in not providing enough material to fill the circle .

One sees Costaggini's rendering of the same figure more than thirty feet away .

A valve in the handle let us cut the pressure still lower .

"One man sprayed , with a sponge in hand to check excess wetting ."

No soap or other cleaning agent was used that might bring in unwanted chemical reactions .

We were greatly helped by there being no traces of former restoring .

"Apparently not more than dusting had ever been done , and not much of that ."

The adolescent experiences identity crises in terms of time perspective vs. time diffusion .

Others displayed utter apathy and indifference to any decision about the past or the future .

The adolescent experiences two closely related crises : self-certainty vs. an identity consciousness ; ;

inculcated with the primacy of group acceptance and group standards ; ;

Another identity crisis confronting the adolescent involves anticipation of achievement vs. work-paralysis .

whether to stay financially dependent on her parents or help support herself while attending school ; ;

whether to pursue a college education or a job after high school ; ;

They attended school and selected courses primarily on the basis of decisions others made ; ;

"they accepted a job primarily because it was available , convenient , and paid reasonably ."

they subsequently occupied their leisure hours in searching for something exciting and diverting .

They were disappointed by the physical and emotional hurt of premarital sexual intercourse .

They condemned the movie script writers for implying that sex was enjoyable and exhilarating .

They criticized parents for never having emphasized traditional concepts of right and wrong ; ;

"`` I saw your fire '' , she said , speaking slowly , making an effort to control her anger ."

`` You could burn down this whole mountainside with a fire that size .

And make sure it's out when you leave in the morning '' .

"She said , and her tone had softened until it was almost friendly ."

"He stood watching the girl , wondering what was coming next ."

It's not the kind of thing that a man would be proud of .

"`` It wouldn't matter to my father , and not to me ."

I'll let you go back to doing the dishes now '' .

"It was meant to insult him , and didn't quite succeed ."

"`` I don't mind washing dishes now and then '' , he said pleasantly ."

"He meant to say more , but he never got the chance ."

"She came down against him , and he tried to break her fall ."

"It made him a little sick , and he let go of her ."

"He was shaking with anger , his breath coming in long , painful gasps ."

"The fire had gone down , and the man was only a shadow against the trees ."

"And he was handsome , despite the long thin scar that slanted across his cheek ."

He raised the Winchester and pointed it at Wilson's chest .

The half-breed eased the Winchester down and rested it across his lap .

"`` You shouldn't be riding up here after dark , Judith '' , he said quietly ."

The girl tapped the quirt impatiently against her knee and glared at him .

"`` He works for my father '' , the girl said , and then seemed to change her mind ."

It must have got there when you fell against me '' .

She wiped it off with the sleeve of her coat .

"`` Oh , no '' , he said , and he was without humor now ."

"I don't know what goes on around here , and I don't care ."

"She brought up her free hand to hit him , but this time he was quicker ."

"He side-stepped her blow and she fell , stumbling against the gelding ."

She finally regained her balance and got up in the saddle .

"He had known women like that , one woman in particular ."

"They lay a little too stiffly , with their eyes straining to stay closed ."

There's better things to do than listen to something like that .

"I'll be down at the creek finishing the dishes , if you want me '' ."

"If she did , he could stand it better in the light ."

He scrubbed absent-mindedly at the pans and reflected on how things had turned out .

Already some of the pain had gone from Amelia's death .

There would still be plenty of moments of regret and sadness and guilty relief .

"And they had almost everything they needed : land , a house , two whiteface bulls , three horses ."

"Six hundred and forty acres , the old man back in St. Louis had said ; ;"

"In the last analysis , though , Wilson had little cause to complain ."

"They were going to town , and they were both excited ."

It was the only thing about her that was the least bit hard to remember .

He finished with the team and filled his pipe and stood looking about him .

"Yes , there was plenty of water , too much , and that was probably the trouble ."

There were tracks of cattle all over his six hundred and forty acres .

"It was hotter once they reached the flat , and drier , but the grass was better ."

"A warm breeze played across it , moving it like waves ."

It took them an hour before they came to the first houses of Kelseyville .

"instead of seeing objects in space , it sees nothing more than -- a picture ."

"But here again , the surface-declaring device both overshoots and falls short of its aim ."

"And the surface is driven back , in its very surfaceness , only by this contrast ."

"In order to be saved , plasticity had had to be isolated ; ;"

( This provides whatever real justification there is for the talk about `` reality '' .

"Left in their previous atom-like smallness , they would have cut away too abruptly into depth ; ;"

"Analytical Cubism came to an end in the collage , but not conclusively ; ;"

"Synthetic Cubism began with Picasso alone , late in 1913 or early in 1914 ; ;"

"At this point , unfortunately , romance becomes a regrettably small part of the picture ; ;"

To her peanuts and emeralds would have been just so much blubber .

The point -- quite simply -- is this : words they might have had ; ;

"The symbols of mother's status , here , are all usual for culture U.S.A. ."

"or surprise , which would set the patient apart from other people ."

"The patient , on the other hand , is far from neutral ; ;"

so are certain signals that she does not accept divorce .

to spot these giveaways the therapist must know either intuitively or scientifically how to listen .

"Stammering or repetition of I , you , he , she , et cetera may signal ambiguity or uncertainty ."

It's late and you said they'd be here by dawn '' .

Gavin sank down again into his chair and began to rock .

It was the only thing in his life for which he felt guilt .

Clayton tried to call back the face of the man he had known .

against this bent man in the chair he was powerless .

Gavin's lips moved so that Clayton had to stoop to catch the words .

"He got into a fight with Tom English , your brother's son ."

"It was a fair fight , the boy provoked it -- Big Charlie told me so ."

"They killed Big Charlie , dumped his body in my rose garden two nights ago ."

The old man beckoned with one finger and Clayton went forward to him .

Gavin slipped his arms around his chest and hugged him fiercely .

And you wanted no part of me when I had so much to give .

He burst from the hot confinement of the room into the cold night air .

When he had finished he led him and the mare to the porch .

Clayton called to him and he came slowly down the steps .

"Start out fresh , the two of us , like nothin had ever happened '' ."

He approached the horse and laid a hand on the stallion's quivering neck .

"Clayton lifted him gently into the saddle , like a child ."

"`` Lived alone here for three years , before any man came ."

Clayton swung into the saddle and whacked the stallion's rump .

Dawn would come soon and the night was at its coldest .

In that inert landscape the caravan of his desires passed before his mind .

"He saw them ambushed , strewn in the postures of the broken and the dying ."

They passed ranches that were framed dark gray against the black hills .

"The men in Pettigrew's were tired from a night's drinking , their faces red and baggy ."

"They greeted the news angrily , as though they had been cheated of purpose ."

"Lester heard their muttering , saw their eyes reveal their desire ."

"Clayton is with him , takin him out of the valley ."

"You see , he lied to us when he said he was leavin alone '' ."

"He remembered Gavin's smirk , his own cringing feeling , his impotence ."

Then he thought of a time when Clayton's horse had fallen lame in the Gap .

His wife had said to him : `` Nellie is in love with Clayton Roy .

And you stand by like a fool and let him do it ''

It was the night Clayton had tricked them in the poker game .

`` You brought him back to this valley thinkin he would help you find your boy .

He swung round to the other men -- `` We can catch him easy ! !

There are plenty of fresh horses halfway at my place .

They mounted up and rode slowly behind the others at a safe distance .

He looked over his shoulder at the thin dotting of pursuers .

"And he was fleeing , running -- fleeing his death and his life at the same time ."

"If the word deliberate means anything , both of them certainly deliberately destroyed themselves ."

The rowdy crowd chilled into stillness and the fluent melody spiraled through it .

Being with him was like being swept away by a torrent of falling stones .

"This , of course , is the theme of much art -- perhaps most poetry ."

The difference is that Horace accepted his theme with a kind of silken assurance .

To Dylan and Bird it was an agony and terror .

Horace's column of imperishable verse shines quietly enough in the lucid air of Augustan Rome .

"Art may have been for him the most enduring , orderly , and noble activity of man ."

But the other activities of his life partook of these values .

"Thomas and Parker have more in common than theme , attitude , life pattern ."

"In the practice of their art , there is an obvious technical resemblance ."

"Contrary to popular belief , they were not great technical innovators ."

This is exactly what happened in the transition from baroque to rococo music .

This is one difference between Bird and Dylan which should be pointed out .

His sinuous melody is a sort of naive transcendence of all experience .

This is true also of a painter like Jackson Pollock .

Partly this difference is due to the nature of verbal communication .

The insistent talk-aboutiveness of the general environment obtrudes into even the most idyllic poetry .

Thomas certainly wanted to tell people about the ruin and disorder of the world .

Parker and Pollock wanted to substitute a work of art for the world .

"In modern jazz , the saxophone is treated as a woodwind and played with conventional embouchure ."

Even before his death this influence had begun to ebb .

The main line of development today goes back to Lester Young and by-passes them .

Nothing looks anything like an Ernst or an Arp but another Ernst or Arp .

Nothing looks less like their work than the happenings of random occasion .

At its best the abstract expressionists achieve a simple rococo decorative surface .

"A Tiepolo painting , however confabulated , is a universe of tensions in vast depths ."

A Pollock is an object of art -- bijouterie -- disguised only by its great size .

"The great Ashikaga brush painters painted wallpapers , too -- at least portable ones , screens ."

Implementation of the latter requires storage of information needed only for synthesis .

We suggest the application of certain data-processing techniques as a solution to the problem .

Dictionary forms found to match forms in the text list are marked .

A location in the computer store is also named for each marked form ; ;

"Text lookup , as we will describe it , consists of three steps ."

cells in the X-region and Y region are reserved as information cells for text forms .

the information cell Af is saved to represent the text occurrence .

"When this situation exists , the address Af will equal Af which was produced from Af ."

A third cell can be added by storing the address of another Y-cell in Af ; ;

Each form represented by the dictionary is looked up in the text-form list .

The number of dictionary forms skipped since the last one matched is also saved .

The appropriate action for handling these forms can be taken at that time .

The dictionary form is compared with each of these text forms .

"When a match is found , an entry is made in the table of dictionary usage ."

The first stage of translation after glossary lookup is structural analysis of the input text .

The order is identical to the ordering of the forms they describe .

This selection-rejection process takes place as the file is read .

( The address of the information cell is also supplied by the table of dictionary usage .

( Here an entry is a form plus the information that pertains to it .

The former is intended to decrease the amount of work necessary to extend dictionary coverage .

An extension of the principle would permit entering a grammatical description of each form .

"Thus , one can think of a dictionary entry as a word rather than a form ."

The dictionary system is in no way dependent upon such summarization or designed around it .

"When irregularity and variation prevent summarizing , information is written in complete detail ."

"However , a word should be mentioned in regard to them as independent units of government ."

A review of practices in other states regarding fiscal uniformity is pertinent to this report .

"Forty-six states , including Rhode Island , end their fiscal year on June 30 ."

"( Georgia , Iowa , Kentucky , Maine , Maryland , Minnesota , Virginia , and South Carolina ) ."

All of its cities close their fiscal years on December 31 .

"The remaining twelve states have varying fiscal years for the state , city and local governments ."

It enables towns to make more economical purchases and to take advantage of cash discounts .

The uniform fiscal year promotes more careful budgeting and strengthens control over expenditures .

"By fixing the tax rate in advance of spending , upper limits are set on expenditures ."

The uniform fiscal year facilitates inter-town comparison of revenues and expenditures .

When towns have the same fiscal year it is relatively easy to make meaningful comparisons ; ;

"and as the cost of local government increases , the demand for such comparison also increases ."

"Of all advantages , probably none is more important than the elimination of tax anticipation notes ."

Any approach toward such a system looks toward saving and security .

Both the federal and state governments commence their fiscal years on July 1 .

It usually means a confused and disgruntled tax-paying public for a period of time .

But cooperation and understanding between local officials and the citizenry help lessen this problem .

"First , the present situation is too varied to be systematized by any single formula ."

the other is how to finance the adjustments when necessary .

The latter matter is considered in detail in a later section .

Plans vary from the `` talking stage '' to establishing special committees to accomplish this end .

"These municipalities include : Barrington , Lincoln , Middletown , Newport , North Kingstown , and South Kingstown ."

"These cities and towns include Bristol , Glocester , Pawtucket , Cumberland , Central Falls , and Woonsocket ."

"Two cities to be considered , Providence and Cranston , are an enigma ."

Both have excellent integration of their fiscal tax collection year calendars .

Both would start their new fiscal year on July 1 .

"and August 15 , November 15 , February 17 , and May 15 , ( Cranston ) ."

The remaining twenty-three towns have fiscal years which end prior to June 30 .

All of these towns will require adjustments of both their fiscal and tax collection years .

"Fortunately , such cases in Rhode Island are more the exception than the rule ."

These factors practically insure that no single financing formula is feasible ; ;

Swadesh in short was trying to develop a basic list that was universal ; ;

"I , one that was specifically adapted to the San Joaquin Valley ."

"The result is that I included 70 animal names , but Swadesh only 4 ; ;"

The groups are therefore really non-comparable in content as well as in size .

"( 2 ) Nature ( 29 terms against 17 ) , ratios 3.3 versus 4.1 ; ;"

Or the exception may be due to a particular durability peculiar to the Athabascan verb .

More word class ratios determined in more languages will no doubt ultimately answer the question .

"the three others had to be spread somewhat , and are headed respectively Af ; ;"

This distribution can be summarized by averaging the distance in grades apart : Af ; ;

"which , divided by Af gives a mean of 1.07 grades apart ."

"Thomas' findings are , first , `` that the individual items vary greatly and unpredictably in their persistence '' ; ;"

"His second conclusion , on semantic word classes , agrees with mine ."

and Gleason presumably is on the way with a further contribution in this area .

Why then this urge to include unstable items in his basic list ? ?

It is the hope of attaining a list of items of universal occurrence .

But it is becoming increasingly evident that such a hope is a snare .

"but the nearer it comes to attaining universality , the less significant will it be linguistically ."

"They isolate out easily , naturally , and unambiguously from the continuum of nature and existence ; ;"

And he has proclaimed greater or less affiliation between all Western hemisphere languages .

Mr. Podger always particularly enjoyed the last night of each summer at Loon Lake .

The narrow fringe of sadness that ran around it only emphasized the pleasure .

The evening was not always spent in the same way .

The little cottage was bursting with people of all ages .

"In the midst of it all , Mr. Podger came out on the Pod porch , alone ."

He closed his eyes and let the unintelligible drift of voices sweep pleasantly over him .

"`` But '' , it said , `` do you always know when you're happy '' ? ?"

"The winging spread of blue had gone on , calling harshly , into the wood ."

The small shaft of blue had drifted down and come to rest at his feet .

Would a blue feather in a man's hat make him happy all day ? ?

"Then , since the auction was being held nearby , he had walked to it ."

The turtle immediately withdrew into its private council room to study the phenomenon .

But Mr. Podger and the driver of the sports car waved at each other .

For a few brief minutes they had all been part of one little drama .

"Mr. Podger had thanked him gravely , and now he made use of the advice ."

Desegregation is beginning in two more important Southern cities -- Dallas and Atlanta .

The programs do not take sides on the issue itself .

They point out simply that `` it is the law of the land '' .

In each case there was an initial act of violence .

"It is a `` stair-step '' plan , in which desegregation begins in the first grade ."

The program has worked well in both Nashville and Houston .

Another attempt will be made this year in New Orleans to resume the program .

Perhaps the most eloquent move toward removal of racial barriers has been in Dallas .

It was part of a citywide move toward full integration .

"Hotels , for example , are ready to let down the bars ."

"Already , at least one hotel has been quietly taking reservations on a nonracial basis ."

Several conventions have been held in recent months in hotels on a nonsegregated basis .

Business leaders are aware now that they suffer greatly from any outbreak of violence .

They are putting strong pressure on their police departments to keep order .

In the past these same Southerners were inclined to look the other way .

"Played mostly on the freeways around Los Angeles , it goes like this :"

The adjacent driver in Lane B has three choices open to him .

( 2 ) slow down and permit the ambivalent driver to change lanes ; ;

"Whether or not this is done out of enlightened self-preservation , I don't know ."

"But it is done , consistently and I'm both surprised and impressed ."

There such soggy acquiesence would be looked upon as a sure sign of deteriorating manhood .

"Failing this , he would pull alongside at the first opportunity and shake his fist threateningly ."

It consists of two blocks with flat surfaces held apart by shims .

The instrument used for this work was a slight modification of that previously described .

This method can be extended to include the concentration differences caused by shear fields .

"If they are not ellipsoids , the conclusions will be a reasonable approximation ."

") This is , of course , a similar type of behavior to that indicated by birefringence studies ."

"This viscosity of the material in the drops is , of course , not negligible ."

This means that work equals Q which in turn equals Af .

The experimental second moment Af conforms to the relation Af in agreement with theory .

"Hence , the electron paramagnetic effects ( slope ) can be separated from the nuclear effects ( intercept ) ."

The paramagnetic dipole effects provide some information on the particle shapes .

Indeed it is possible to separate electron paramagnetic from nuclear effects .

There is ample evidence from many sources that the Af bond in Af is symmetric .

Douglass has studied the crystal structure of Af by x-ray diffraction .

He finds the structure contains an Af bond with the Af distance of Af .

"Douglass found Af to be trigonal , Laue symmetry Af , with Af , Af ."

This space group requires the hydrogen bond to be symmetric .

Douglass found powder intensity calculations and measurements to agree best for Af .

A drawing of the structure is to be found in reference 6 .

Dr. Douglass was kind enough to lend us about 5 grams of his material .

"Subsequently , we learned from Douglass that his sample contained a few percent Af impurity ."

Plane suggested another preparation of Af which we used here .

This latter reaction is in accord with the reported decomposition of Af .

The expected weight loss for Af going to Af and Af is 10.6% .

Emission spectra indicated Af calcium and all other impurities much lower .

Chromium analysis gave 58.8% Cr as compared with 61.2% theory .

Magnetic analyses by R. G. Meisenheimer of this laboratory indicated no ferromagnetic impurities .

For exactly three unpaired electrons the coefficient would be 3.10 .

The particles appeared rough and undoubtedly the single-crystal domains are smaller than this .

The x-ray data are consistent with particle sizes of 1000 A or greater .

One measurement at 40 Mc was obtained with the Varian model Af unit .

A bridged-T type of bridge was used in the 10 - 16 Mc range .

The value of Af estimated at 470 gauss was Af microseconds .

Second moments of the spectra were computed by numerical integration .

"Corrections were applied for modulation broadening , apparatus background , and field shift ."

Spectra were obtained over the temperature range of 77 - 294-degrees-K .

Such a density corresponds to a paramagnetic ion density of about Af .

The top of the sample was nearly flat and the bottom hemispherical .

This sample was contained in a cylindrical container similar to that described above .

"In carrying out his functions under Section 2 of this Act , the Secretary may -- ( A )"

"acquire the services of chemists , physicists , engineers , and other personnel by contract or otherwise ; ;"

"enter into contracts with educational institutions , scientific organizations , and industrial and engineering firms ; ;"

"foster and participate in regional , national , and international conferences relating to saline water conversion ; ;"

The Secretary may dispose of water and byproducts resulting from his operations under this Act .

"Section 4 of the joint resolution of September 2 , 1958 ( 72 Stat. 1707 ; ;"

"42 U. S. C. 1958 ( ) ) , is hereby amended to read :"

the relative effectiveness of voluntary versus mandatory reporting of accident statistics ; ;

the relative contribution to safety of inspection programs embodying -- ( A )

Payments shall be made only with respect to the metal content as determined by assay .

"He should be , as Dag Hammarskjold certainly was , a citizen of the world ."

The United States and its allies have had no objection to this .

This is the root issue for which the United States should stand .

"Thus there is a clearer division of authority , administrative and legislative ."

but the City Council will now share fully this budget-altering power .

"He loses now-misplaced tax collection duties , which go to the Finance Department ."

"Borough Presidents , while retaining membership in the Board of Estimate , lose their housekeeping functions ."

This will have a beneficial effect by expediting public business ; ;

He felt able to end on a note of hope .

There is room for disagreement concerning some of Dr. Conant's specific views .

Dr. Conant may underestimate the psychological importance of even token equality .

But these are side issues to a powerful central theme .

"He has served in positions of greater glamour , both at home and abroad ; ;"

Most mail these days consists of nothing that could truly be called a letter .

The editor's main criticism of the trial was the haste with which it was conducted .

The state had elected Republican candidates in the past two years .

There was no doubt as to the control the Republican party exercised throughout the state .

The American Republicans and the Republicans both nominated Lieutenant-Governor Turner for governor .

it gives something of dignity even to a bad one '' .

He further called upon the people of Providence to rebuke the meeting and avoid disgrace .

"On December 2 , 1859 , John Brown was hanged at Charles Town , Virginia ."

In many Northern towns and cities meetings were held and church bells were tolled .

"Although admitting Brown's guilt on legal grounds , Day said that , `` Brown is no common criminal ; ;"

By this time large numbers of the audience had left the hall .

Resolved that the anti-slavery sentiment is becoming ripe for resolute action .

He had been carrying an Enfield rifle and a holstered navy cap-and-ball pistol .

He was partially uniformed in a cavalry tunic and hat .

He turned to Susan and kissed her on the cheek .

"`` The main bunch is outside , but there are some over there inside the wall '' ."

"Mike debated it , trying to decide whether Fiske was strong enough to ride ."

But it at least offered him a chance for living .

"And , for the sake of Julia and Susan , it had to be tried ."

Light showed in the orderly room across the parade ground .

Evidently this was a precaution so that mounts would be available in an emergency .

"`` Dean and myself will try to cut out horses to ride '' , he said ."

All of you be ready to ride hell for leather '' .

He handed the bayonet to Dean and kept the pistol .

"She clung to him , talking to him , and dabbing at her eyes ."

Dean turned from Susan and took Julia Fortune in his arms .

`` Running around in the moonlight almost naked and slugging a man with a rock '' ? ?

"And using him , Mike McLish , as a sop to her pride ."

He handed the bayonet to Dean and kept the pistol .

"Holding the pistol concealed , he walked to the rear wall of the stockade ."

It was pierced by a wagon gate built of two wings .

Mike passed through it and moved toward the dark mass of horses .

But the luck that had been running their way left him .

He tried to veer the rifle around to fire into Mike's body .

"Mike , off balance , managed to bat the muzzle away a moment before it exploded ."

"This time it connected solidly on the man's temple , felling him ."

`` There's no chance now of all of us getting away .

"The sentry's saddled horse stood picketed nearby , having been kept handy in case of need ."

Mike took the bayonet from Dean's hand and slashed the picket line .

Dean resisted Mike's attempt to push him toward the horse .

`` Favor him and save something in case you hit trouble .

"We'll still have the rifle , and I might be able to round up some more ."

I'll stampede the rest of these horses so they can't chase you '' .

Dean leaned from the saddle and gave him a mighty whack on the back .

"Mike ran down the line , slashing picket ropes with the bayonet ."

He darted inside the stockade and freed the horses there .

"The animals thundered away into the moonlight , heading for the ridges ."

The guerrillas were swarming from their bivouac at the west end of the enclosure .

They bawled questions that were not answered in the uproar .

Mike made a dash to the rear of the frame buildings .

"Ducking inside , he found that three rifles were stacked in a corner ."

"A brace of pistols , holstered on belts , hung from a peg , along with ammunition pouches ."

"An ammunition case stood open , containing canisters which contained powder cartridges ."

"He looked at the looming hoods of the supply wagons , struck by a new inspiration ."

He turned and raced across the parade ground toward the rock house .

The stockade was brilliantly lighted and the guerrillas sighted him .

One struck the muzzle of one of the rifles that projected from the shoulder pack .

"Its force spun him around , but he recovered and got into stride again ."

Another struck him heavily in the thigh and he went down .

Susan and Julia came from the door and dragged him with them .

"She crouched aside as bullets beat at the portal , chewing into the planks ."

"Mike rolled to Susan , grasped her around the knees , dragging her off her feet ."

"Guerrillas were only a dozen yards away , charging the house ."

Mike snatched a pistol from the heap of scattered booty and fired .

One of the wagons erupted a massive pillar of flame .

The wagons and the coach were beyond saving and so were the buildings .

But it had missed the bone and had passed on through .

Susan and Julia ripped strips from their clothing and bound the injury .

Mike tested the leg and found that he was able to hobble around on it .

The Anglo-Saxon alliterative line and the Homeric hexameter probably imposed less of a restraint ; ;

"the Homeric poet had epithets , which provided for recurring needs in the hexameter ."

The quest of the historical Homer is likely never to have further success ; ;

"Time-servers , though the periphrastic expressions are , they may nevertheless be handsome or ironic or humorous ."

Nouns and adjectives in a written tradition are chosen for the nonce ; ;

Reliance is therefore not to be placed upon the archaeological particulars in an oral poem ; ;

The epic language was not entirely the servant of the poet ; ;

"The poet's intentions are difficult to discern and , except to biographers , unimportant ; ;"

Anglo-Saxon poetry appears to have no comparable amount of repetition ; ;

The closest scrutiny is owed to the Anglo-Saxon kennings and the Homeric epithets ; ;

"if any words or phrases are formulaic , they will be ."

"The Iliad has two words for the shield , ASPIS and SAKOS ."

"Miss Celie's taken to her bed , with the door locked ."

She opened it an inch and poked out the keys for me to give you .

`` Not that there's much use in locking up the smokehouse and the storehouse now .

Maude suddenly looked quite capable of pouring it down her throat .

Well -- I'll take it down with me as I go '' .

"At the door she turned back , her Roman nose looking very long now and satiric ."

"She was deeply , horribly sure that Lucien had filled it with opium ."

"She felt cold and hot , sticky and chilly at the same time ."

"Now wait a minute , she told herself , think about it ; ;"

Or someone had taken it during her first day at Honotassa .

"Rilly or Glendora had entered her room while she slept , bringing back her washed clothes ."

It would have been easy to identify as opium by its odor .

"So suppose somebody only wished to frighten her , so she would leave Honotassa ! !"

She wouldn't go back to New York as Maude suggested ; ;

She dressed and the accustomed routine restored to her a sense of normal everyday life .

So somebody else knew what would happen to her father's money if she died .

"Rev didn't need to break the wax seal , read the contract and find out ."

"Rev loved Honotassa , it was like a part of his breath and body ; ;"

There was no point either in telling herself again what a fool she'd been .

"`` Too much work this morning , Miss Sarah -- everybody gone like that '' --"

Sarah swallowed past another kind of constriction in her throat .

She come to the kitchen and say she take it up to you '' .

"I don't know what we're going to do , Miss Sarah '' ."

"`` We've got to eat '' , Sarah said , curtly , because a chill crawled over her again ."

"`` Can't you possibly imagine what life is going to be like , here '' ? ?"

"She sent Glendora back to the house , her basket and her apron laden ."

Maude had the opportunity to take the bottle of opium from Sarah's room .

Maude had the cool ruthlessness to do whatever she made up her mind to do .

She couldn't see any reason why Maude would attempt to frighten her .

Yet Maude had suggested that Sarah return to New York .

Maude could have shot Emile -- if she'd had a reason to kill him .

"A lighted lamp stood on the table that dusky , drizzling day ."

They were all three bent over a shabby riding boot ; ;

"And what news , Sarah thought as satirically as Maude might have said it ."

I mean I've got to -- to see to the kitchen .

As she reached the kitchen door the answer presented itself ; ;

"if she told anyone of the opium it must be Lucien , her husband ."

"No matter what had happened or hadn't happened , somebody had to see about dinner ."

Privacy must be highly assured both in time and place .

"Ignorance on this point has caused a great deal of needless anxiety , misunderstanding and suspicion ."

But there is a basis in fact for the exaggerations of the folk-lore beliefs .

"More rarely , the hymen is so sturdy that it does not yield to penetration ."

"Obviously , the bridal pair has many adjustments to make to their new situation ."

The vagina is an organ capable of remarkable contraction and dilation .

But an instinctive reflex may work against the conscious intention of the woman .

The advantages of dilatation by the physician are both physical and psychological .

In this process the vaginal muscles come under better conscious control by the girl .

Special information and guidance about the possible difficulties are still of great value .

"The long , unhurried approach and the deliberate prolongation of fore-play work on several levels ."

and in fact without any difficulty if the pressure is kept downward at all times .

The husband and wife should start with this anatomical information clearly in mind .

Serious attention must also be given to the husband's problems in the honeymoon situation .

The emotional stimulation may be so great that he may experience a premature climax .

This may require imagination and reminding himself that now he can be demanding and self-centered .

Too many new things are happening for it to be a complete erotic fulfillment .

Only under rare circumstances would a bride experience an orgasm during her first intercourse .

The wide divergence of reactions is clearly illustrated in the Kinsey studies in human sexuality .

Attempts at censorship always involve and reveal such complex and multiple individual reactions .

"However , the building of freeways and garages cannot continue forever ."

"As it affects the city's fiscal situation , such an interchange is ruinous ; ;"

City planners do not always use this boundary as effectively as they might .

"They are all suburban plants , relying on the roads to keep them supplied with workers ."

Even the loss of hotel business to the outskirt's motel has been relatively painless ; ;

the hotel-motel demarcation is becoming harder to find every year .

"In most discussions of this phenomenon , the figures are substantially inflated ."

Was a question that had to be asked long before they saw Paree .

`` So it wasn't the earthquake that made him return to his village '' ! !

"Now dammit , I don't want to go into any more explanations ."

He brushed past the clergyman and walked into the center of the camp .

"Using his hands as a trumpet he shouted , `` Fort up ! !"

"`` That was a terrible thing to do '' , I said to Oso ."

"`` Old Knife's got the largest war party ever seen on the river '' , he said calmly ."

That's why the British never got the tribes to fight for the King .

"Hell , they were fightin' each other so hard they had no time for anyone else ."

The War Department wrote Mr. Manuel a letter and said he was a hero .

He carried it in a little wallet made of fish skin '' .

In this country there's a war on every time the grass turns green .

"First it was the Nations against themselves , then it was them against the whites ."

Once we get over the mountains others will come along .

That's why the Trust don't want us to make it .

-- Old Knife's not the only chief he'll get to do his dirty work ! !

Before we get through he'll have the Blackfeet hankerin' for our hair and our goods .

"Still , I was disgusted with myself for agreeing with Montero's methods ."

"Surprisingly , he had told the others what he had done ."

"But Oso replied calmly , `` Trouble ain't easy to dodge out in this country , rev'rend '' ."

Our camp was in the center of a wide valley .

The pony herd was the one flaw in our defense ; ;

the Rees undoubtedly would try to cut down as many of the animals as possible .

Wildly bucking horses would make the position difficult to defend against charging warriors .

"His face was split by a vermilion streak , his eyes were pools of white ; ;"

"His mouth was open , his neck corded with the strain of his screams ."

"My God , how long is he going to wait , I thought ."

"As he started to slump over , another warrior swung him onto his horse ."

He started to run but Oso's shot caught him on the wing .

What else he said was lost in the rattle of gunfire on all sides .

"The Aricaras broke under the devastating fire , wheeled and retreated ."

Far up the valley I could see the Rees circling and reorganizing .

A horse screamed as it twisted from side to side in a frenzy .

"His legs pumped furiously , his long black hair streamed out behind him ."

"`` For Christ's sake , don't waste your powder on one of 'em '' ! !"

The sharp cries at the end of the valley were faint .

The war captain had been badly wounded and was fighting to hold his seat .

"He was riding between two warriors , who held him erect when he started to slump ."

In my sights I watched him looming bigger and bigger .

The horses were only several lengths away when he fired .

Our rolling volley swept most of the other riders from their mounts .

"Oso reached up , jerked the buck from the bale and snapped his neck ."

"Other Indians were running at the ponies , shrilling and waving blankets ."

"Although my shot killed his horse , he rolled off the bale on top of me ."

Coming over the wall he had seemed like a hideous devil .

In the distance we could hear the drums and the wail of the death song .

He was given to public carousing and to acting the clown on the diamond ; ;

There were others who climbed flagpoles and refused to come down ; ;

or who essayed to down full bottles of illicit gin without pausing for breath .

But the twenties were not all insanity and a striving after recognition .

"i.e. , it must be left-justified in the operand column of the coding sheet ."

Additional restrictions regarding the use of continuation cards with macro-instructions appear on page 106 .

Index words and electronic switches may be reserved in the following ways .

The first two methods apply to both index words and electronic switches ; ;

If a statement has been assigned an address in the index word area

"Otherwise , symbolic names may have previously been assigned to these same index words ."

"also , index words 93 through 96 may have been made unavailable for assignment ."

"If the compiler does encounter such statements , a warning message will be issued ."

"DA , DC , DTF , and DLINE require more than one entry ."

The DC statement is used to name and enter constants into the object program .

"It cannot , however , be referred to by electronic switch commands , e.g. , ESN , BSN , etc. ."

The area may include constant information supplied by the programmer .

"The DIOCS , DTF , and DUF statements are used when required by the Input Control System ."

"Each tape file must be described by Tape File Specifications , produced by Aj ."

This statement also allows the naming of the index words used by Aj .

The basic format of the DIOCS statement is as follows : anylabel is any symbolic label ; ;

"As an American Catholic of Irish ancestry , I came with certain preconceptions and expectations ; ;"

"Since arriving here , however , I have formed a far different religious picture of present-day England ."

yet it represents a very considerable percentage of the churchgoing population .

A further 260 Anglican churches have been demolished since 1948 '' .

An Anglican clergyman in Oxford sadly but frankly acknowledged to me that this is true .

"With traditional nationalistic spirit , some Englishmen claim that English Catholicism is Catholicism at its best ."

I have found myself saying with other foreigners here that English Catholics are good Catholics .

Catholic seminarians attend tutorials and row on the Cherwell with non-Catholic students .

"The Catholic priest , though somewhat superficially drawn , easily came out the best ."

It was the first time an English Primate has done this since the 14th century .

English Catholics reacted to this event with moderate but real hope .

The person who left the buggy there has never been identified .

"There are , of course , many weaknesses in any case against Emma ."

She had no way of knowing in advance whether an opportunity for murder existed .

"If she avoided the train and hired a buggy , the stableman might have recognized her ."

At that time Jennings had a young law associate named Arthur S. Phillips .

It was obviously the sound of this argument that caused Lizzie to close her door .

They were a vagabond lot and considered to be shady and undesirable characters .

He said he returned from the visit to his niece on the 11:20 streetcar .

Police did make an attempt to check on Morse's alibi .

We do know that Morse left the house before nine o'clock .

Bridget testified she saw him leave through the side door .

Morse said Borden let him out and locked the screen door .

It was unlocked all the time she was washing windows .

there was no financial gain for Morse in the murders .

What did Pearson say about Bridget Sullivan as a possible suspect in his trial-book essay ? ?

"indeed , it was probably to Mr. Morse's advantage to have Mr. and Mrs. Borden alive ."

That was his complete discussion of Bridget Sullivan as a possible suspect .

He felt nothing further need be said about the servant girl .

"And , much as she detested Hiram Harrington , she also did not accuse him ."

"She replied , `` I know of one man that has not been friendly with him ."

"Kirby was , of course , reflecting the opinion that existed at the time of murders ."

It has given considerable trouble at times and empties right into the Battenkill .

A message of less than fifteen words to Bennington cost twenty-five cents .

"Orvis even needed to hire an assistant , Clark J. Wait ."

The Manchester Journal commented editorially on the surprising amount of local telegraphic business .

"Besides being most convenient , the line `` soon proved a good investment for the owners '' ."

"the smallest gusts of wind toppled poles , making communications impossible ."

By 1883 the `` Battenkill Telegraph Company '' was in existence and Alvin Pettibone was its president .

"During the summers , Towsley often needed the assistance of a company operator ."

This boosted local telegraph business and Manchester basked in all the free advertising .

"During that tournament alone , some 250,000 words winged their way out of Manchester ."

"During summers , business was so brisk that Mrs. Wilcox had two assistants and a messenger ."

"William Hitchcock , who retired in 1938 , was a veteran of thirty-four years' local service ."

Yet one has to go back only some sixty years .

This was working by the end of August and giving satisfactory service .

"Nothing came of it , perhaps due to lack of opportunity for water storage ."

It was at the end of the sidewalk in front of the Dellwood Cemetery cottage .

"This was fortunate , as the Vail plant burned in 1905 ."

"`` That's the Colonel '' , he said , `` But I can't see the dogs '' ."

Then they picked up the smaller black specks on the plain in front of him .

"Jones was galloping close behind them leaning down , cheering them on ."

"He threw green stuff on it , and a thin blue column of smoke rose ."

`` That will fetch the gang and tell the Colonel where we are '' .

Then there was a chorus of wild barking and baying .

Kearton and Ulyate looked at each other and began to gallop toward the sound .

It came from the top of the Reef not half a mile away .

"At the base of the rocky hillside , they left their horses and climbed on foot ."

Nice country to meet a lion in face to face .

He couldn't get away from her in this kind of ground .

"Even then , if she took one step forward he could catch her ."

"Although she appeared more subdued and defeated , Jones knew she was growing more dangerous ."

The dogs followed her and she killed three and badly wounded Old John .

For such an emergency he had included Fourth-of-July cannon crackers as part of their equipment .

"But she clung to the rocks and brush , and the day wore away ."

It was the story of the rhinoceros fight all over again .

"`` I'll get a pole '' , Jones said finally , `` and I'll poke a noose over her head '' ! !"

At this moment she was crouched in a cave-like aperture halfway down the Reef .

"A Western cowpony had outrun an African lion , from a standing start ."

Photos showed later that she'd been about six feet from Means .

Of course the factor of head start made all the difference .

Somewhere in the few scant yards of head start was the determining point .

"This new position , however , gave the ropers a better chance ."

"The death of a man is unique , and yet it is universal ."

"The straight line would symbolize its uniqueness , the circle its universality ."

"His history is his alone , yet each man must recognize his own history in it ."

"As represented by a spiral , history may , in some sense , be said to repeat itself ; ;"

The first turn of the spiral is the primeval history of humanity in Adam .

"These conditions man did not keep , and thus he became mortal ; ;"

yet he did not stop being human as a result .

"He was , in the words of Irenaeus , `` beguiled by another under the pretext of immortality '' ."

"The true way to immortality lay through obedience , but man did not believe this ."

for she did not obey when as yet she was a virgin .

he sees a parallel also to the Jewish day of preparation for the Sabbath .

"Even death , therefore , has a providential as well as a punitive function ."

"Death reminds man of his sin , but it reminds him also of his transience ."

and thus he would have been carried over into the life eternal .

"It is the wages of sin , and its sting is the law ."

This seems to have been the conclusion to which Origen was forced .

Such an interpretation of death radically alters the Christian view of creation ; ;

"for it teaches salvation from , not salvation in , time and history ."

The preconditions of sociology have remained largely unexamined by the sociologist .

) Here I think the role of the philosopher becomes apparent .

The simple pragmatic success of the sociology of small groups needs to be questioned .

Philosophy can supply adequate criteria of meaning in the selection of socially viable categories .

"But contrary to Whitehead , philosophy is not a synonym for Plato ."

shaping the contours of life to fit the needs of legends .

Metaphysics is no longer a direct grappling with nature as it was in antiquity .

It is simply revealing the state to which metaphysical thinking has fallen during this century .

"Consider the traditional `` four fields '' of philosophy : logic , ethics , epistemology and esthetics ."

This is simply a confession of intellectual sterility spruced up to look virtuous .

"Philosophic systems , by the very nature of their completeness , are overthrown by rival systems ."

philosophic analysis of the assumptions and presumptions of the social sciences ; ;

and philosophy as a guide to possible integration of supposedly disparate sociological investigations .

Does society really exist as an entity over and above the agglomeration of men ? ?

Without such uncertainty we are left with a set of dogmas and myths .

A degree of indefiniteness is a salutary condition for the growth of science .

He put in a call to Cunningham from his hotel room .

The maid answered and he decided Nancy must be at work .

A woman named Lisa who tells nobody anything about herself .

The courthouse was a white-stucco building minus the customary dome .

He figured his best bet was a call on the sheriff .

"If there was such a person , I'm afraid she got away with it ."

`` Maybe the society editor would remember a good-looking out-of-town bride '' .

Mrs. Calhoun has been society editor here for twenty-five years .

She'd be sure to remember any bride who was vague about background .

She'd have made a great scientist dedicated to tracking down heredity and environment .

"If you find out anything , come on back here and we'll get started on it '' ."

"It turned out that she also sold real estate , cosmetics , and hospital insurance ."

I remember her because she didn't want her picture in the paper .

"But , of course , you couldn't see too well through the veil '' ."

`` I think they moved away shortly after they were married .

He was a salesman for something or other and must have been transferred .

We usually run a social note when somebody moves away '' .

"He said vaguely , `` Well , it is a little legal matter , but nothing like that '' ."

He hurried across to the courthouse and caught the sheriff just as he was leaving .

"`` Sounds like what you're after '' , he said when Hank had finished ."

"`` Come on , let's hurry down before they lock up for the day '' ."

"`` Mr. Ferrell Hirey Lindsay , chairman of the board of supervisors ."

"Wants to look up something in the newspaper files , so don't lock him in here '' ."

"It latches when you close it , so stay as long as you like '' ."

Hirey treats himself a lot better than we do prisoners .

A metal table and four chairs stood in the center .

"`` It's all right to smoke , but make sure your cigarettes are out before you leave ."

"`` I'll leave the air conditioner on for you , Mr. Ferrell '' , said Hirey ."

`` Don't forget to turn it off and close the door good so it'll latch '' .

An old weakness for burrowing in records rose up to tempt him .

Last year's volume was at the top a couple of inches below the ceiling .

Near it was a metal ladder on casters attached to the top shelf .

At last he found it in the paper of April 2 .

There was a marked contrast in the amount of information on bride and groom .

The one line on the bride said she was Miss Lisa Carmody from Baton Rouge .

Hank was beginning to feel sharp concern for Mr. Black .

"He turned around , saw nothing , and decided it must be a mouse ."

"Something else distracted him , yet there was no sound , only tomblike silence ."

"Then he knew it was not sound , but lack of it ."

He jumped up and turned around to see the metal door closing .

Then the faint beginnings of fear stirred in his mind .

"No , they could kill him just as easy right now ."

Nobody could hear what was going on in this underground vault .

"The New York D.A. gave her another , The Golden Girl of cafe society ."

"Houston police gave her a third , less flamboyant , title , prostitute ."

She never hid the fact that she liked to play .

`` In 1951 she was a prostitute in New York County .

`` At Deauville she met an Egyptian by the name of Pulley Bey .

"He was the official procurer for King Farouk , now in exile ."

She was in Egypt during the revolution and had passport difficulty .

`` Our information is that she gave the proceeds of her acts to Jelke '' .

"During the course of the trial , Jelke backed up part of that statement ."

But she seemed to have underestimated the number of her `` boy friends '' .

"As she told it , `` He's a rich boy friend , an old guy about 60 '' ."

"She was Mary Lou Brew then , wide-eyed , but not naive ."

"An ex-fighter was introduced to her in a bar as `` Mr. Warfield , the famous producer '' ."

The audition was held a few minutes later in somebody's apartment .

"After a few minutes he said , `` I can't use you if you dance like that ."

"Diane loved to dance in the nude , something she was to demonstrate time and again ."

More often than not he would bow to the inevitable .

One who needed no such threats was a French financier .

One of the blonde's yearnings that he satisfied was for travel .

"She wanted to go around the world , but she settled for a French holiday ."

She could do no wrong at the tables that time .

And in short order the croupier had pushed several million francs her way .

It was a rugged finish for what must have been a very interesting night .

Discreet Italian police described it in a manner typically continental .

`` The actor had had much to drink and apparently became very violent .

"With the Ambassador as headquarters , she continued to promote good will abroad ."

A close friend of hers in the Roman days described it this way :

"`` Pulley Bey insisted that she bestow her favors on him '' , the friend continued ."

"Tewfik Badrawi , Mohammed Gaafer and numerous other wealthy members of Cairo society enjoyed her company ."

"`` So extensive became her circle of admirers '' , Egyptian police said , `` that her escapades caused distrust '' ."

"When Farouk was overthrown , police picked up his personal pimp , Pulley Bey ."

They also called upon Diane with a request for a look at her passport .

"Officials provided a temporary passport , good only for return to the United States ."

With the end of the trial Diane disappeared from New York .

It was no longer fashionable to be seen with fabulous `` Lady Harrington '' .

"Several years ago she married a Houston business man , Robert Graham ."

"She later divorced Graham , who is believed to have moved to Bolivia ."

The next time the police saw her she was dead .

"It was September 20 , 1960 , in a lavishly decorated apartment littered with liquor bottles ."

"She had had a party with a regular visitor , Dr. William W. McClellan ."

"When he realized she was dead , he called two lawyers and then the police ."

"When the police arrived , they found McClellan and the two lawyers sitting and staring silently ."

Pictures of her in more glamorous days were on the walls .

An autopsy disclosed a large amount of morphine in Diane's body .

"Police theorize that a combination of dope , drink and drugs killed her ."

"`` I think that maybe she wanted it this way '' , a vice squad cop said ."

`` A maid told us that she still bragged about getting $50 a date .

"She was on the junk , and they slide fast when that happens ."

At least she never knew what the bottom was like '' .

I work for one of the biggest chains of retail carpet houses in the East .

"There is only one trouble with this big , beautiful dream ."

From where I sit it looks more like a nightmare .

The better quality products in both of these lines contain phosphate builders .

Cleaning or detergent action is entirely a matter of surfaces .

One gram of cotton has been found to have a specific surface area of Af .

There are considerable differences between the requirements for textile and hard-surface cleaning .

A good formulation will keep the clothes clean and white after many washings ; ;

Also given are several laboratory wash procedures in general use .

Soil redeposition is evaluated by washing clean swatches with the dirty ones .

The problems of hard-surface cleaning are not nearly as complex .

"In hard-surface cleaning , the inorganic salts are more important than the organic active ."

"Hydroxides , orthophosphates , borates , carbonates , and silicates are important inorganic ingredients of hard-surface cleaners ."

The dirt on the soiled objects is mechanically held by surface irregularities to some extent .

"Greases , stains , and miscellaneous soils are usually sorbed onto the soiled surface ."

"In most cases , these soils are taken up as liquids through capillary action ."

Greasy soils are hardly removed by washing in plain water ; ;

The detergent active is that substance which primarily acts to remove greasy soils .

"( 1 ) Below the critical micelle concentration , monomers and some dimers are present ."

The negatively charged dirt particles then leave the surface and go into the aqueous phase .

This hypothesis is evolved in analogy to the demonstrated action of organic actives in detergency .

The crude picture of the detergency process thus far developed can be represented as : Af .

Cleaned cloth must be protected against the redeposition of dispersed soil .

Politics-ridden St. Clair county in Illinois presents another piece of the problem of metropolitan development .

Still we must confess that sometimes some of them go too far .

"Take , for example , the reformers among New York City's Democrats ."

They will -- when they give up the donkey and the elephant .

At that point the Administration will have little reason to hang onto Gen. Swing .

It was the Eisenhower Administration which produced the largest peacetime deficit .

The crisis has been renewed since then but the confusion has hardly been compounded .

Some of former President Truman's off-the-cuff discourses have been in that vein .

"Since 1957 , more and more trans-Atlantic passengers have been crossing by air ."

Economy class fares and charter flights have attracted almost all new passengers to the airlines .

There was good reason for Gen. Taylor to make an inspection trip at this time .

"The Viet Cong , the Communist rebels , may have lost their stored grain and arms factories ."

"He may want additional technical help , and this should be forthcoming ."

"Rhode Island Heritage Week proclamation by John A. Notte , Jr. , governor"

The theme of Rhode Island Heritage Week for 1961 will be `` Independence and Union '' .

"Armed Forces Day Proclamation by John A. Notte , Jr. , Governor"

"National Maritime Day proclamation by John A. Notte , Jr. , Governor"

This voyage was the first successful crossing of the Atlantic under steam propulsion .

"Miss Rhode Island Pageant Week proclamation by John A. Notte , Jr. , Governor"

"United Nations Day proclamation by John A. Notte , Jr. , governor"

"The State Ballet of Rhode Island Week proclamation by John A. Notte , Jr. , Governor"

The most famous ballet of that time was called Ballet Comique De La Reine ( 1581 ) .

They were placed either in the middle of the acts or in the intermissions .

They simply turned to God filled with gratitude and faith .

The Lord has shown time and time again His love for us .

The anode ablation could be reduced to a negligible amount .

In plasma generators the superimposed forced convection may modify the picture somewhat .

The heat transfer to the anode is due to the following effects : 1 .

Heat of condensation ( work function ) plus kinetic energy of the electrons impinging on the anode .

Heat transfer by molecular conduction as well as by radiation from the arc column .

This phenomenon has been experimentally investigated in detail by Maecker ( Ref. 1 ) .

The gas flow through a plasma generator will modify these conditions ; ;

"however , the anode is still the part receiving the largest heat flux ."

Continuous motion of the arc contact area at the anode by flow or magnetic forces .

Feedback of the energy transferred to the anode by applying gas transpiration through the anode .

A detailed study of this latter phenomenon was not attempted in this paper .

"However , technical difficulties arise by melting at local hot spots ."

The experimental arrangement as described below is based on the geometry of free burning arcs .

"The anode consisted of a 1 inch diameter porous graphite plug , 1 inch long ."

This small pore size was required to ensure uniformity of the flow leaving the anode .

The anode plug ( Figure 2 ) was inserted into a carbon anode holder .

A shielded thermocouple was used to measure the upstream temperature of the transpiring gas .

Another anode holder used in the experiments is shown in figure 3 .

A high frequency starter was used to start the arc .

The anode holder shown in figure 2 was designed with two goals in mind .

The argon flow through the porous anode was varied systematically between Af and Af .

For each mass flow rate the arc voltage was measured .

"As it turned out , a very hot region occurred on the plug ."

The size of this hot region was estimated by eye .

The upstream gas temperature measured with the thermocouple shown in figure 2 was Af .

They showed no marked dependence on the flow rate within the accuracy of these measurements .

It was calculated from the temperature gradient Af at Af inch as Af .

The total heat flux from the porous plug into the plug holder is thereby Af .

"The temperature distribution of figure 4 gives Af for all blowing rates , assuming Af ."

The temperature dependent value of **ye was taken from Ref. 7 .

Between meetings he helps the president keep track of delegated matters .

"He can , for example , present significant university-wide issues to the senate ."

by making certain that no faculty member has too many committee assignments ; ;

by assuring good liaison between the committees and the administration ; ;

The cause is as often neglect as hesitance to disclose .

"Success will require tact , sensitivity to faculty prerogatives , patience , and persistence ."

Deans can form an important bridge between the president and the faculty .

Faculty members depend on their department chairmen to promote their interests with the administration .

"The academic dean should take a direct , long-term interest in faculty development ."

"For the maintenance of a long-term program , the departments , and particularly their chairmen , are strategic ."

"To provide an independent judgment for the president , the academic dean also investigates candidates thoroughly ."

There are certain aspects of personnel development in which a president must involve himself directly .

Recently colleges and universities have begun to translate their educational philosophy into institution-wide goals .

Or shall we permit early specialization in scientific and technological subjects ? ?

"In the first instance , adequate appropriate reading materials and library accommodations must be planned ."

"In the second , more shops , laboratories , and staff will be required ."

It inspires confidence in his institution's determination to establish goals and to achieve them .

Funds may be readily donated for some purposes but not others .

Their duties include evaluation of the information collected and preparation of recommendations .

"More often , these offices are restricted to the gathering of empirical data ."

its principal features should be a product of his most considered judgment .

The president should find strong subordinates and delegate the widest discretion to them .

"This session , for instance , may have insured a financial crisis two years from now ."

Some other good bills were lost in the shuffle and await future action .

The legislature expended most of its time on the schools and appropriations questions .

We congratulate the entire membership on its record of good legislation .

"The harder the choice , the more willing the league is to wade in ."

"And the league takes a stand , with great regularity , on the side of right ."

The danger lay in the American delusion that nuclear deterrence was enough .

This strategy heightened the possibility that we would have a nuclear war .

This left the Soviets plenty of leeway to start low-grade brushfire aggressions with considerable impunity .

G. Mennen Williams is learning the difficulties of diplomacy rapidly .

"Then he arrived in Zanzibar and found Africans carrying signs saying `` American imperialists , go home '' ."

The firm does a large amount of research and its forecasts have meaning .

Either way it sounds like a sizable hunk of money and is .

But in so many other areas we still are dragging .

"Assassination , even of a tyrant , is repulsive to men of good conscience ."

But the price was the silence of the grave for all criticism or opposition .

The jails were filled to overflowing with political prisoners who had incurred his displeasure .

Thereupon followed a demonstration that tyranny knows no ideological confines .

But after the censure he and his propaganda started mouthing Communist slogans .

The Dominican Republic could turn toward Communist-type authoritarianism as easily as toward Western freedom .

"She had , she said , heard that the plant was closing ."

"This happened in Decatur , DeKalb County , not 10 miles from the heart of metropolitian Atlanta ."

"And now , the woman , tired and trembling , came here to the DeKalb County cannery ."

He did say she could get her beef and vegetables in cans this summer .

"He did say he was out of cans , the No. 3's , but `` I requisitioned 22,000 '' ."

He said he had No. 2's enough to last two weeks more .

"`` Don't ask me if I think the cannery helps '' , he said ."

Most of us would be willing to admit that forgiveness comes hard .

I know a man who held resentment against a neighbor for more than three decades .

"`` We tried to settle this dispute '' , he said , `` but could never come to an agreement ."

"Henry Van Dyke said , `` Forgive and forget if you can ; ;"

When a person meets God's requirements for the experience of forgiveness he is forgiven .

Forgiveness implies more than a person wanting his past sins covered by God's love .

"Once Peter asked , `` How oft shall my brother sin against me , and I forgive him ? ?"

"Jesus not only taught forgiveness , He gave us an example of it on the cross ."

`` How do you know you love somebody enough to get married '' ? ?

"Besides , in all honesty , I don't know how you can be sure ."

"And if you bore each other then , heaven help you ."

"Jokes , cartoons and cynics to the contrary , mothers-in-law make good friends ."

"If we break the minister to our bit , we are buying back our own sins ."

"If he won't break , we add to the stress he bears ."

"The church truly is not a rest home for saints , but a hospital for sinners ."

"Improvement , however , is urgent , and at least three things will be needed ."

The first is a wide-ranging sample of successful tonal analyses .

This limited familiarity with the possible phenomena has severely hampered work with tone .

"The result has been neglect , fumbling efforts , or superficial treatment ."

They will give suggestions that can be worked up into field procedures .

"Actually , none of these papers says much directly about field techniques ."

Tone languages use for linguistic contrasts speech parameters which also function heavily in nonlinguistic use .

The problem is to disentangle the linguistic features of pitch from the co-occurring nonlinguistic features .

A second explanation is suggested by the material described in Rowlands' paper .

Other pairs of phonologic subsystems also interact or overlap in this way ; ;

"for example , duration sometimes figures in both the vowel system and the intonation ."

"This explanation of tone difficulties , however , does not apply in all languages ."

A third explanation is suggested by Richardson's analysis of Sukuma tone .

"The phonemic systems which must support these morphophonemic systems , however , are very different ."

Morphophonemic rules may be thought of as joining certain points in the system .

"The possibilities are few , and the total number of rules may be considerably greater ."

Smaller systems can of course be stated much more succinctly .

The design of orthographies has received much less attention from linguists than the problem deserves .

Rather he weighs each phonologic fact in the light of its orthographic usefulness .

I hope his suggestions are given the consideration they deserve in Kikuyu circles .

"One other paper deals with a phonologic problem : Vowel Harmony In Igbo , by J. Carnochan ."

This restates the already widely known facts in terms of prosodies .

As a restatement it makes only a small contribution to knowledge of Igbo .

It does show one feature of the system that has not been previously described .

W. H. Whiteley writes on The Verbal Radical In Iraqw .

It exhibits much the same descriptive technique and is open to much the same criticisms .

Local industry's investment in Rhode Island was the big story in 1960's industrial development effort .

"Magazine advertising included Management Methods , The New Englander , U. S. Investor , and Plant Location ."

The 1960 advertising campaign brought a total of 239 inquiries ; ;

"Among foreign countries responding were Germany , Canada , Brazil and India ."

"Out of a total of 603 calls , 452 contacts were established with top executive personnel ."

"During 1960 , two important conferences were organized by the Development Council's Industrial Division ."

"Morning sessions included addresses by Ward Miller , Jr. of the U. S. Dept. of Commerce ."

More than 2000 copies have been sent out to prospective clients .

and on a regional basis between the six New England states .

"The work program , as it was originally proposed , was to take five years to complete ."

"With these maps completed , the inventory phase of the plan has been started ."

SBA cosponsors these courses with educational institutions and community groups .

Guidance and advice are available on new product research and development ; ;

Production assistance often takes the form of locating tools or materials which are urgently needed .

Advice is given also on problems of plant location and plant space .

It is kept in each Regional office for the small firms within the region .

"For further information , contact Small Business Administration Regional Offices in Atlanta , Ga. ; ;"

Evidence that other sources of financing are unavailable must be provided .

SBA business loans are of two types : `` participation '' and `` direct '' .

"The maximum loan which SBA may make to any one borrower is $350,000 ."

the term of loans for working capital is 6 years .

"For further information , contact SBA Regional Offices in Atlanta , Ga. ; ;"

Funds contributed by the Government are repaid by a royalty on production from the property .

"If nothing is produced , there is no obligation to repay ."

"The royalty applies to both principal and interest , but it never exceeds 5 percent ."

The tendency is toward putting dominant stress at the end .

Thus the first lines of one of Charles Wesley's hymns are as follows .

"`` A charge to keep I have , A God to glorify '' ."

"Is Bill's broken a chair , dominant stress will usually be on the complement a chair ."

In I know one thing dominant stress will usually be on the complement one thing ; ;

in one thing I know it will usually be on the predicator know .

dominant stress will generally be on the subject a linguist ; ;

in who's a linguist ? it will generally be on the complement a linguist .

"Adverbial second complements , however , are likely not to have dominant stress when they terminate sentences ."

When prepositional complements are divided as in what are you looking for ? ?

In I'll go with George dominant stress is probably on George ; ;

the personal pronoun has dominant stress because `` he '' has not been mentioned previously .

"If women replaced people , it would normally have dominant stress ."

"Often , dominant stress simply indicates a centering of attention or emotion ."

"Where there is comparison or contrast , dominant stresses normally operate to center attention ."

Sometimes strong stress serves to focus an important secondary relationship .

In hunger stimulates man too the situation is very similar .

"Thus when yes , I have is the response to have you finished reading the paper ? ?"

"The stress on have , which here represents have finished reading the paper , is quite strong ."

"In to tell him , of course , to is normally unstressed ."

And patterns of stress are not always unambiguous by any means .

"Syllables are genuine units , but division of words and sentences into them presents great difficulties ."

Doubt on this point is strongest before  and AAb or  .

"Needless to say , I was furious at this unparalleled intrusion upon free enterprise ."

"How dared they demand to `` snoop '' in private financial records , disbursements , confidential contracts and agreements ? ?"

"I was ready , like Portia , to present my own brief ."

Albert Einstein was quoted as saying : `` The workings of the woman's mind amaze me '' .

"Nor , as Manny said , had the notoriety done my career `` any good '' ."

"Needless to say , my art suffered drastically during this turbulent period ."

Such sweeping distractions are hardly conducive to `` Oscar '' winning performances .

") As for his private monies , they were rapidly dissipated in drinking , gaming and carousing ."

"Yet I adored this man , Letch Feeley , why , I cannot say ."

These are but a sampling of the insults I endured .

"It turned out to be a life of Martin Luther , of all things ! !"

Letch had returned from his debacle unrepentant and more badly behaved than before .

"`` I can't turn the studio into a gambling hell or a saloon '' , I said ."

Do line barbecue fire bowl with heavy foil to reflect heat .

Don't forget to buy a plastic pastry brush for basting with sauces .

"Clean it meticulously in boiling water and detergent , rinse thoroughly ."

Sear on both sides then cover meat loosely with heat reflecting foil for juiciest results .

Do avoid puncturing or cutting into meats to test them .

"If doubtful about a steak , boldly cut it in half ."

"If necessary to replace both halves on grill , sear cuts and allot extra time ."

"For roasts , insert meat thermometer diagonally so it does not rest on bone ."

Also make sure thermometer does not touch the revolving spit or hit the coals .

"Have a test-run on the family first , to be sure timing and seasoning are right ."

Do buy meat the day or the day before you intend to cook it .

"Limit yourself to good meat and drink , with bread , salad , corn or potatoes as accessories ."

Don't think you have to start with the most expensive equipment in the world .

The simplest grill ( pan type ) or inexpensive hibachi can make you a chef .

There is even one set that has `` barbecue '' written on it .

It's cheaper to buy Wall-Tex and cover your outdoor table .

Oilcloth only costs about 79-cents a yard for the very best .

There are many varieties of coolers and they serve many purposes .

Except when you prepare `` do it yourself '' shish kebob or a lobster roast .

"In the winter , hibachi in the kitchen or grill over the logs of the fireplace ."

"Even use your portable electric or gas grill in the winter , inside ."

Get copper or earthenware mugs that keep beer chilled or soup hot .

Be sure to get a few more than you need .

Don't forget the joys of a meal on the road .

Decide in the beginning to put your barbecue equipment to work .

"You need a little stove , a coffee pot and a stew pot ; ;"

For 25-cents load up the cooler with ice and keep cool pop in the car .

You only have to think of franks and sausages to know what I mean .

"Sure , for the most of us , a frankfurter is the favorite ."

"So that his customers should not soil their hands , Feuchtwanger issued white gloves ."

He had a bakery make buns sized to fit his franks .

Either way it's hard to beat in flavor as well as ease of preparation .

"To make the picnic frank come close to perfection , remember these tips :"

-- Score each frankfurter in four or five places about a third of the way through .

This permits the juices to permeate the meat during cooking .

-- Relishes are as vital to the success of the frank as are buns .

"-- Using a portable grill permits you to toast the buns , too ."

"Watch closely while browning them , as it doesn't take long ."

You'll have the neighbor's eyes popping as well as their mouths watering ! !

"2 tablespoons dry mustard Water 1 cup heavy cream , whipped Salt Paprika"

"To prepare mustard cream , blend mustard with enough water to make a thin paste ."

Fold into whipped cream and add a dash of salt and sprinkling of paprika .

Be sure to have plenty of frankfurters and buns on hand .

"Some tasty frank toppings are chili con carne , Coney Island sauce and savory sauerkraut ."

Coney Island sauce : finely chop several onions and add enough catsup to moisten well ; ;

Savory sauerkraut : add several tablespoons of brown sugar to a can of sauerkraut .

"simmer 15 minutes , stirring occasionally , until sauce is of desired consistency ."

"Stick 4 or 5 cloves in each frank , ham fashion ."

Make a paste of brown sugar and mustard and spread lightly over scored surface .

Place on rectangle of foil and pinch edges together tightly .

Blend 2 cups biscuit mix with 2 cup milk to make a soft dough .

Knead on lightly floured board and roll out to form a Af-inch rectangle .

"Cut dough carefully into 12 strips , about 3 inch by a foot long ."

"Twist one strip diagonally around each skinless frankfurter , pinching dough at ends to seal it ."

form into patties and barbecue 5 minutes on each side .

"Is the Oedipus complex , the clinical syndrome , material for a tragedy ? ?"

`` The Rocking Horse Winner '' is also a story about a boy's love for his mother .

I am only singling out differences in treatment of a theme and the resultant effects .

The child dies with his mourning mother at his bedside .

How does the rocking exert its uncanny effect upon the reader ? ?

The infant is discovered by a fisherman who brings him home to rear him .

Grigorss goes off to do penance on a rock for seventeen years .

Grigorss comes to Rome and becomes a great and beloved Pope .

It is from this unpromising background that the fictional private detective was recruited .

The mythological private eye differs from his counterpart in real life in two essential ways .

"On the other hand , the fictional detective does not break strikes or handle divorce cases ; ;"

no client would ever think of asking him to do such things .

Thus the fictional detective is much more than a simple businessman .

"He is , first and foremost , a defender of public morals , a servant of society ."

"In this way , the private detective gets the best of two possible worlds ."

There is only one catch to this idyllic arrangement : Adam Smith was wrong .

"Sherlock Holmes , the ancestor of all private eyes , was born during the 1890s ."

The birth of the myth compensates for the death of the ideal .

Holmes is addicted to the use of cocaine and other refreshing stimulants ; ;

he is prone to semi-catatonic trances induced by the playing of the vioiln ; ;

"he is a recluse , an incredible egotist , a confirmed misogynist ."

but the society which he serves bores him to tears .

"Watson's insight is verified by the mysterious link between Holmes and his arch-opponent , Dr. Moriarty ."

"The two men resemble each other closely in their cunning , their egotism , their relentlessness ."

They are presumed to have plunged to a common grave in this fatal embrace .

The latter's real descendents were unable to take root in England ; ;

they fled from the Victorian parlor and made their way across the stormy Atlantic .

"Like Holmes , the American private eye rejects the social conventions of his time ."

"But unlike Holmes , he feels his society to be not merely dull but also corrupt ."

"With Rex Stout's Nero Wolfe , alienation is represented on a purely physical plane ."

"More profound and more disturbing , however , is the moral isolation of Raymond Chandler's Philip Marlowe ."

His tough honesty condemns him to a solitary and difficult existence .

"In the end , he gets his man , but no one seems to care ; ;"

"but when the bird is found at last , it turns out to be a fake ."

"moreover , it is increasingly difficult to distinguish between the two ."

The latter are either too stupid to catch the killer or too corrupt to care .

"In either case , they do not appreciate the private detective's zeal ."

"Frequently enough , the police are themselves in league with the killer ; ;"

Dashiell Hammett's Red Harvest provides a classic example of this theme .

"But even when the police are honest , they do not trust the private eye ."

"He is , like Phillip Marlowe , too alienated to be reliable ."

"He must , in short , cease to be a detective and become a rebel ."

I want to say more about Gabriel's so-called fundamental law .

"Let me quote him even more fully , for his analysis is important to my theme ."

"Some fourteen or fifteen years ago , in an essay I called The Leader Follows -- Where ? ?"

And with Progressivism the Religion of Humanity was replacing what Gabriel called Christian supernaturalism .

"And the common man was developing mythic power , or charisma , on his own ."

French Egalitarianism had had only nominal influence in this country before the days of Popularism .

"The importance of Rousseau's twist has not always been clear to us , however ."

"And the ussr existed as the revolutionary experiment in radical socialism , the ultimate exemplar ."

"And by the time the war ended , liberal leadership in this country was spiritually Marxist ."

We of the liberal-led world got all set for peace and rehabilitation .

"All of this , I know , is recent history familiar to you ."

Lubell offers his book as an explanation of why there was no clue .

"It has moved on various levels , it has been clamorous and confused ."

"For it was neglected , not to say nascent , when the struggle began ."

"But before I try to diagnose it , I would offer other evidence ."

I will mention two volumes of specific comment on this malaise that appeared last year .

I suppose we might classify Billy Graham as an old liberal .

This group is secularist and their program tends to be technological .

"I will reserve discussion of it for a moment , however , to return to President Kennedy ."

Let's take a panoramic look back over the course we have come .

And the basic character of that liberalism has been spiritual rather than economic .

Ralph Gabriel gave it the name of Protestant philosophy of Progress .

"At the moment , many of these are being pulled down ."

"For almost 3,000 years Europe and Asia have rubbed shoulders in its streets ."

On the columns around the immense dome are round plaques with Arabic writing .

"Directly opposite is the emperor's door , through which they entered the building ."

"Across the street on my right I saw the Hippodrome , now a park ."

It was laid out in 196 for chariot races and other public games .

"Statues and other monuments that stood there were stolen , mostly by the waves of Crusaders ."

"It's a great favorite of the university students , and I joined them there for dessert ."

"They are made of gold and covered with emeralds , pearls and other jewels ."

"As a result , life had become a kind of continuous make-ready ."

They were constantly assuring you that you were one of the world's great guys .

Now it became increasingly apparent that there were to be no dogs in the picture .

He would wake up in the middle of the night and fret about it .

Was it possible that as people grow older the nature of time changed ? ?

"Did men become perfectionists as they grew older , polishing , polishing , reluctant to let go ? ?"

They could be done or left undone and nobody really gave a damn .

During all his busy life he had only done things which had to be done .

He looked at the luminous dial of his wrist watch .

"On some distant farm a rooster crowed and , far down the valley , an associate answered ."

At least he could buy the equipment for his workshop .

That was where the pegboard would go on which he would hang his hand tools .

How in the world did one attach a pegboard to a stone wall ? ?

"How did one attach anything to a stone wall , for that matter ? ?"

He sat down on an old box and focused on the problem .

Perhaps one bored holes in the stone with some kind of an electric gadget .

They lay on the cellar floor in a disorderly pile .

How could anyone know what to do with an assortment like that ? ?

The only trouble was that he himself was tied up on the school job .

That was why he hadn't been able to finish the porch .

Mr. Crumb would probably see him at Lodge Meeting the next night .

"`` Now '' , he said , `` we got to put in some outlets for them power tools ; ;"

"Instead of being depressed by this news , Mr. Crombie was actually relieved ."

"As usual , Mrs. Crombie was standing in the midst of a confusion of cooking utensils ."

Mr. Blatz sat down in the only unoccupied kitchen chair .

"`` Well '' , he said , `` got your man fixed up nice down there ."

He oughta be able to build a new house with all them contraptions '' .

"Doors that won't open , and doors that won't close and shelves and broken -- ''"

"`` But those are the things I built the workshop for '' , protested Mr. Crombie ."

"`` Those are the things I can do , now that I'm set up '' ."

"`` I've been waiting to get these things done for months '' , she said ."

Mr. Blatz was already taking measurements for a shelf above the kitchen sink .

`` Did I see him about to swing low in a chariot ? ?

Maybe I saw him on a barge with a gang of Ethiopians poling it '' .

"Because if you can't then nobody else can either , nobody else can have him ."

You wonder if he looks at his wife now and thinks of you .

"The bands were impatient , but they were the only ones ."

It was a place full of courage and hope and you were part of it .

There was no lock because Herman didn't allow a lock .

A lock on the toilet would encourage malingering and primping .

For over a hundred years Southerners have felt that the North was picking on them .

"It's infuriating , this feeling that one is being picked on , continually , constantly ."

They didn't seem to be able to think of any .

The cliche loses its talismanic virtue in the light of a little history .

The phrase `` consent of the governed '' needs a hard look .

Calhoun dealt with this question in his `` Disquisition On Government '' .

Who will say that our country is even now a homogeneous community ? ?

That the Court order does not unequally affect the Southern region ? ?

He seemed a little surprised that it should have caused any particular trouble anywhere .

I murmured something about a possible difference between New Mexico's history and Mississippi's .

"One can meet with aloofness almost anywhere : the THIDIU viewpoint , It Doesn't Affect Us ! !"

Southern Liberals ( there are a good many ) -- especially if they're rich -- often exhibit blithe insouciance .

"If there's no suitable academy in your own neighborhood , there's always New England ."

"New England academies welcome fugitives from the provinces , South as well as West ."

There is a legend ( Hawthorne records it in his `` English Notebooks '' .

"Whether historically a fact or not , the legend has a certain symbolic value ."

It is something which most of us try to get out from under .

It is a question which New Englanders long ago put out of their minds .

"It is the abstractionism , the unrealism , of the pure idealist ."

Our Northern brethren also I believe felt a little tender under those censures ; ;

"New England , as everyone knows , has long been schoolmaster to the Nation ."

But I think that something more than this is involved .

"The state universities of Maine , New Hampshire , And Vermont are older and more `` respectable '' ; ;"

And what a galaxy of those adorns that fair land ! !

"I don't propose to go into their history , but I have one or two surmises ."

"In the early days of a homogeneous population , the public school was quite satisfactory ."

"When we consider the electronic industry potential for human betterment , the prospect is staggering ."

We use the term `` bio-medicine '' because of the close interrelation between biology and medical research .

This stain often disrupts the normal cell activity or else colors only the outside .

These wavelengths are reflected in sequence through the specimen by the rotating mirror ; ;

Instead of the observer's eye the image orthicon in the TV camera does the `` looking '' .

This assembly also supplies a 20-cps switching gate for the electronics circuitry .

A balanced resistance bridge and a pen recorder are all the electronic instrumentation needed .

The travel time of sound in tissue is about 1500 meters per second ; ;

thus it takes about 16 Msec. to traverse 25 mm. of tissue .

A simplified version of the instrumentation for this procedure is shown in Fig. 2 .

"From this doctors can read heart rate , change in diameter , pressure , and effective heart power ."

Battery life limited the use of this `` pill '' to about 8 to 30 hours maximum .

Applications to organs other than the gastrointestinal tract are planned for future experiments .

Bones and cartilage transmit poorly and tend to reflect the ultrasonic signals .

He can diagnose detachment of the retina where conventional methods indicate blindness due to glaucoma .

The method used to scan the eye ultrasonically is illustrated in Fig. 6 .

"The transducer is coupled to the body through a water bath , not shown ."

"Arteries and veins are apparent by their black , blood-filled centers and the surrounding white walls ."

This is an area nearly as large as Western Europe ; ;

Its boundaries had nothing to do with geography or ethnic groupings ; ;

"The religions of the people include Christianity , Mohammedanism , paganism , ancestor worship and animism ."

The climate ranges from the steamily equatorial to the temperate .

The hospitals contain patients trampled by elephants or run over by sports cars .

At first the Belgian royal family administered the Congo as its own private property .

But by 1908 its record of brutality had touched the national conscience .

"Had they been truly ruthless , the Belgians might have exploited the Congolese without compassion ."

They provided a social security system which covered all their African employes ; ;

their program of mass medical care was doubtless the best on the continent ; ;

"During the 1950s there were as many as 25,000 schools in the Congo ."

"But they did not believe in widespread secondary education , much less in college ."

Why did the Belgians grant independence to a colony so manifestly unprepared to accept it ? ?

"The Congolese were clamoring for their independence , even though most were unsure what it meant ; ;"

"and in Brussels , street crowds shouted , `` Pas une goutte de sang ! !"

The Belgians would not fight for the privilege of being the detested pedagogue ; ;

"However , the positions of all parties and leaders were constantly shifting ."

Twenty-four hours after independence the wild tribesmen commenced fighting each other .

Terror engulfed the thousands of Belgian civilians who had remained in the country .

"The Belgian government decided to act , and on July 10 dispatched paratroops to the Congo ."

"He quickly called on Ghana , Tunisia , Morocco , Guinea and Mali , which dispatched troops within hours ."

The Belgians were reluctant to withdraw their troops and often obstructed U.N. efforts .

"( However , there is little evidence that the late Lumumba was a Communist ."

"From October 1960 to February 1961 , the U.N. forces in the Congo took little action ."

"During the five-month lull , civil war smoldered and flickered throughout the Congo ."

urged the reconvention of the Congolese Parliament and the reorganization of the army .

"If he is a traditionalist , he is an eclectic traditionalist ."

Others writing on Faulkner have found the phrase `` traditional moralist '' either inadequate or misleading .

"Among them are Frederick J. Hoffman , William Van O'Connor , and Mrs. Olga Vickery ."

Faulkner's is not the mind of the apologist which Mr. O'Donnell implies that it is .

"There is no necessity , I suppose , to assert that Mr. Faulkner is Southern ."

"And , after all , he has lived comfortably at both Oxford , Mississippi , and Charlottesville , Virginia ."

His earliest work reflected heavy influences from English and continental writers .

Faulkner's low-class characters had but few counterparts in earlier Southern novels dealing with plantation life .

`` Is there any word you would like to offer in your own defense '' ? ?

"Naval procedure , he thought , had its moments of grim humor ."

"In your opinion , who is this E. Andrews on the ' certain ' list '' ? ?"

He is the oldest and most experienced of the lot .

"He saw the dangers , not the glories of being identified as a mutineer ."

Somehow he talked Spencer into letting him use another name '' .

An African knife and battle-ax are at this moment being sharpened by McKinley and Green .

Who reported to you the disappearance of handspikes and heavers and who '' --

A glance revealed that the main topgallant mast had been carried away .

`` Small violently jerked the weather-royal brace with full intention to carry away the mast .

I saw him myself and it was done after consultation with Cromwell .

"Then , with disappointment evident upon their faces , they moved to the work ."

"`` Well '' , Heiser ventured , `` why don't we hold an investigation with questioning and '' --"

`` There is not space to hold or force to guard any increased number of prisoners .

"Besides , suppose we hold a court of inquiry , then what ? ?"

"Mr. Heiser , does this sound like a truly workable plan to you ? ?"

Do you not think these men might choose the black flag here and now '' ? ?

They are about to do so at any moment as it is .

"We are not going to be rushed and murdered '' , Alexander said ."

`` We are going to bring the Somers into New York harbor safe and sound '' .

"He paused , then added , `` Everything on a ship is a weapon ."

And we are positive of so few and suspicious of so many '' .

"One did one's best and if fortune smiled , there was a reward ."

Another field had given him fame enough to satisfy any egotist .

It was for love that he had served the Navy .

To have someday that love returned was what he had lived for .

"Yes , he would bring the Somers safely into New York harbor but at a price ."

The prisoners averted their eyes but not before he had glimpsed hatred and anger .

"Captain , I am innocent of any plot against you or the ship '' ."

"I know nothing of any plot , if there is such a thing '' ."

`` You are the only man aboard who can be in doubt '' .

"`` I cannot speak for others , sir , but I am innocent '' ."

"He leaned closer to Alexander , squinting up at him from the deck ."

"`` Surely , Captain , you did not find my name on any suspicious paper or anything '' ."

"Now Spencer , seeming with effort to shake himself from lethargy , spoke ."

Alexander knew Spencer too well to think him naive or thick-skulled .

"And in a sudden wave of painful clarity , Alexander recognized a kinship with Spencer ."

Here was another human who understood the stupidity of quarreling with the inevitable .

He expected nothing for himself but that which naturally follows those marked for misfortune .

`` And do you think there is a reason why I should accept your word '' ? ?

"`` That's true '' , Spencer agreed and withdrew himself from the conversation ."

"`` I thought '' , Midshipman Rogers had told Alexander , `` that Spencer was teaching him geometry '' ."

"Prokofieff's outlook as a composer-pianist-conductor in America was , indeed , brilliant ."

"To the Traditionalists , it was a brilliant satire on modernism ; ;"

"to the Neo-Classicists , it was a challenge to the pre-war world ."

a trial balloon to test the aesthetic climate of the times ; ;

Certainly its composer was an ascending star on a new world horizon .

I myself was one of the skeptics ( 35 years ago ) .

"We attended the premieres of his concertos , symphonies , and suites ; ;"

"we studied , taught , and performed his piano sonatas , chamber music , gavottes , and marches ; ;"

we bought his records and played them in our schools and universities .

So young Prokofieff was the darling of success : in his motherland ; ;

"After this holocaust , a changing world occupied the minds of men ; ;"

"Here , Prokofieff became a workman in the vineyards of Socialism -- producing music for the masses ."

It is at this point in his life that the mature Prokofieff emerges .

"Of course , these works are not comparable , even though the same brain conceived them ."

"The early works were conceived for a sophisticated , international audience ; ;"

the later works were conceived to affirm a way of life for fellow citizens .

Prokofieff never forsakes his medium for the cause of experimentation per se .

Need for novelty may be a symptom of cultural fatigue and instability .

yet was never caught up in it -- never a slave to its academic dialectics .

But Stravinsky was swayed by the attitudes of whatever culture he was reflecting .

Meager and shabby by-products linger to haunt our memories of a once mighty protagonist ; ;

a maladroit reharmonization of our National Anthem ( The Star-Spangled Banner ) ; ;

"Writing to Speed on August 24 , 1855 , Lincoln made the latter point clear ."

We began by declaring that all men are created equal .

"We now practically read it , all men are created equal except Negroes ."

"It operated on , by and for the people individually just as did the Federal Constitution ."

Its drafters discussed this vital point but left it out of their Constitution .

"The only important differences from that standpoint , between the two Constitutions , lies in their Preambles ."

The truth on each side won in the civil war

There was a divine justice in one wrong thus undoing another .

But there was a look about her mouth as though she were tasting lemons .

To Abel : `` I am afraid there is not much to amuse small children here .

I should be obliged if you could make other arrangements for your daughters .

She looked at the girl speculatively from eyes which had paled with the years ; ;

"She smiled , and the teeth gleamed in her beautifully modeled olive face ."

"`` That will be so nice for you , Mrs. Packard '' , she said ."

"`` Um '' , said the old lady , and brought her eyes down to the tray ."

"Angelina stepped back , her eyes roaming the tray for omissions ."

"Then she looked at the old woman again , her eyes calm ."

"`` Yes '' , she said , `` I remember that they came here every summer ."

"I used to play with the older one sometimes , when he'd let me ."

The name fell with lazy affectionate remembrance from her lips .

For an instant the old aunt felt something indefinable flash through her smile .

Then Angelina turned and with an easy grace walked toward the kitchen .

For a moment she held her face to the empty doorway ; ;

And indeed the young garden beans were brackish in her mouth .

"It could have been anyone's infant , for it had not survived the bassinet ."

Each successive movement in his growing was recorded on the unreeling film inside her .

"The brothers drove down together in Mark's small red sports car , Mark at the wheel ."

"He saw the land with a stranger's eyes , all the old familiarness gone ."

"There was stability there , too -- a color which his life had had once ."

"What bad grace , what incredible selfishness he and Mark had shown ."

The boyhood summers preceding their uncle's funeral might never have been .

"They had closed over , absolutely , with the sealing of old Izaak's grave ."

Now Abel turned his head to look at his brother .

"Mark easily looked years older than himself , settled , his world comfortably categorized ."

The vacation traffic was becoming heavier as they approached the sea .

"`` She didn't mention bringing Myra '' , Mark said , maneuvering the car into the next lane ."

"`` She's probably getting old -- crotchety , I mean -- and we figured uh-uh , better not ."

The Starbird had been long at the bottom of the bay .

"Meeting it without preparation as they did , robbed of anticipation , a common disappointment seized them ."

That's because he already has kicked 14 extra points in 15 tries .

"A 208-pound , 6-foot 1-inch senior from Stamford , Moritz practices nothing but place-kicking ."

"He went into the Army in March , 1957 , and returned two years later ."

But he was scholastically ineligible in 1959 and merely present last season .

"Place kicking is largely a matter of timing , Moritz declared ."

"`` Once you get the feel of it , there's not much to it ."

"Moritz , however , kicks only about 10 or 12 extra points during each practice session ."

"`` If you kick too much , your leg gets kinda dead '' , he explained ."

he now has 273 yards in 22 tries during three games .

Both turned in top jobs for the second straight game .

`` He knocked down the interference and made key stops lots of times .

And he caused the fumble that set up our touchdown .

Gannon contributed saving plays on the Falcons' aerial thrusts in the late stages .

"`` As soon as it started to form , Gannon spotted it '' , Meek said ."

He really crucified him he nailed it for a yard loss '' .

"`` He just lay back there and waited for it '' , Meek said ."

"`` Kelsey is very doubtful for the Rice game '' , Meek said ."

Rice has not played since injuring a knee in the opener with Maryland .

"`` He's looking a lot better , and he's able to run '' , Meek explained ."

`` Buster would solve that quarterback problem just as we head that way '' .

`` In fact our whole defensive unit did a good job '' .

"A & M has the best defense against passes , 34.7 yards per game ."

There results a study of literature freed from the tyranny of the contemporary .

The study of ideas in literature is one of these .

Many will add that we may find our enjoyment heightened by our understanding .

Understanding a work of art involves recognition of the ideas that it reflects or embodies .

"Thus ideas like `` grace '' , `` salvation '' , and `` providence '' cluster together in traditional Christianity ."

"This is what was meant , above , by describing history as inferential ."

This reading and the comments that it evoked constitute the influence .

That would make him mad enough if he was sober .

I didn't hurry though it was cold and the Pedersen kid was in the kitchen .

He was all shoveled up like I thought he'd be .

I shook him a little harder and made some noise .

He always slept close to the wall so you had to lean to reach him .

"I didn't say anything , trying to get my throat clear , but I watched him ."

He was like a mean horse to come at from the rear .

He was shouting and breathing hard and closing his fist on the pillow .

"He was about to get up so I got out , slamming the door ."

He was beginning to see he was too mad to sleep .

Once he went after Hans and dumped his pot over the banister .

That pot put Pa in an awful good humor whenever he thought of it .

Hans had laid steaming towels over the kid's chest and stomach .

He was rubbing snow on the kid's legs and feet .

"`` Listen to me , Jorge , I've had enough to your sassing ."

If I don't get some whisky down him he might die .

"He don't care at all , and I don't care to get my head busted neither ."

"He don't care , and I don't care to have his shit flung on me ."

All he cares about is his whisky and that dry crack in his face .

Ma never went near the old man when he was sleeping it off .

Hans shook his head but neither of us tried to stop her .

"If we had , then one of us would have had to go instead ."

I took the pail and shovel and went out on the porch .

I thought she'd gone upstairs and expected to hear she had .

They were always trying so you got to expect it .

Hans cut the foil off finally and unscrewed the cap .

But he'd find out about this one because we were using it .

If he found out Ma found it -- that'd be bad .

"That's what he needs , something warm to his skin , don't he '' ? ?"

That's why I only put towels on his chest and belly .

Two facets of this aspect of the literary process have special significance for our time .

Clearly what the person brings to the reading is important .

"The reader , observing this process , might ask `` why not be different '' ? ?"

And find in the answer a license to be a variant of the human species .

"And this , I think , holds for values as well as life styles ."

"It forms the core of many , perhaps most , problems of psychotherapy ."

"Literature may be said to give people a sense of purpose , dedication , mission , significance ."

The notion of `` inspiration '' is somehow cognate to this feeling .

"The Aristotelian notion of catharsis , the purging of emotion , is a persistent and viable one ."

This is given some expression in Beardsley's notion of harmony and the resolution of indecision .

It is possible that the idea of enrichment of emotion is a fifth idea .

"But there is one in particular which , it seems to me , deserves special attention ."

The study of literature contributes to this control in a curious way .

"Here I do not mean catharsis , the discharge of emotion ."

Anyone who has watched children develop a taste for literature will understand what I mean .

"Among other things it means perception , discrimination , sensitivity to subtle differences ."

"I think these attributes cluster , but I have no evidence ."

"`` Pittsburgh definitely is the team to beat '' , Mauch said here the other day ."

`` The Pirates showed they could outclass the field last year .

The Pirates have a 9-6 record this year and the Redbirds are 7-9 .

2 The desire to give Broglio as many starts as possible ; ;

3 The Redbirds' disheartening 11-7 collapse against the Phillies Sunday .

"Haddix has a 13-8 record against the Redbirds , despite only a 1-3 mark in 1960 ."

"`` I have to stay with Nieman for a while '' , Hemus said ."

"With a lefthander going for Pittsburgh , I may use Don Taussig in center '' ."

"`` Lindy McDaniel threw batting practice about 25 minutes , and he looked good '' , Hemus said ."

`` He should be getting back in the groove before long .

Bill Mazeroski with and Hal Smith with were the only Pirates dragging their feet .

"Since 1949 , the St. Louis club has been below on May 1 just four times ."

The boys had a tremendous respect for each other's ability .

"Bob Burnes , sports editor of the Globe-Democrat , presented Bob Nordmann with his award ."

"On the clock given him was the inscription , `` For Outstanding Contribution to Billiken Basketball , 1960-61 '' ."

"`` This team set a precedent that could be valuable in the future '' , Benington pointed out ."

St. Louis University found a way to win a baseball game .

"The truth is , though , that men react differently to different treatment ."

"The Major decided that , rather than be led , the slugger could lead ."

And what leadership a proud Mantle has given so far .

Laura was sitting in an easy chair about eight feet away .

"She lost not a second , picking herself up and continuing her pilgrimage to Laura ."

In a few minutes she was making the ten-foot hike unaided ; ;

"soon she was parading around the house , flaunting her new skill ."

"`` Y'all should have let me take that money out '' , Andrus said ."

He and Irvin Moll were sipping coffee at the breakfast bar .

"The latter , thanking her for the coffee , had winked and muttered , `` Sure 'nuff , honey '' ."

"With a hard eye , she informed Moll : `` Don't sure 'nuff me , officer ."

"The maid was very black and very energetic , trim in a yellow pique uniform ."

"She answered him precisely , missing not a beat in her scrutiny of the financial reports ."

McFeeley told the parents he would escort them to police headquarters in a half hour .

The bulk of the press corps was covering Rheinholdt's conference .

Two men he did not recognize were sipping coffee and munching sweet rolls .

"However , the litter remained , augmented by several dozen lunchroom suppers ."

"One of the reporters called to him : `` Anything new , Lieutenant '' ? ?"

"a girl in her twenties , fat and sullen , descending the marble staircase ; ;"

then all four gathering on the sofa to face the inquisitor .

"yes , they had let some reporters use their phone , but they would no longer ."

"Studying them , McFeeley could not help make comparison with the Andrus couple ."

"They possessed no outer fortifications , no hard shells of confidence ; ;"

All four remained impacted on the sofa until he had left .

"McFeeley noted the immaculate lawn and gardens : each blade of grass cropped , bright and firm ; ;"

"When Joe identified himself , he nodded , unsmiling , and ushered him into a sedate living room ."

"She had a dried-out quality -- a gray , lean woman , not unattractive ."

"The dog refused to be scared off , so Kahler had purchased some small firecrackers ."

Mischa Elman shared last night's Lewisohn Stadium concert with three American composers .

That is an evening of music-making that would faze many a younger man ; ;

"The Riegger , with its Latin hesitation bounce , is just this side of the pale ; ;"

It was nice to have something a little up-to-date for a change .

"In its present artless , low-budget form , the subject matter seems designed to invite censorial wrath ."

"Only a plea from the house manager , John Collins , finally broke up the party ."

And why do we in the West know so few of his ballets ? ?

a winning little `` Snow Maiden '' variation by the adorable Galina Kekisheva ; ;

"As the pace of the quadrennial American political festival accelerated , Mr. White took more notes ."

He traveled alternately with Mr. Kennedy and with Richard M. Nixon .

This is a remarkable book and an astonishingly interesting one .

"Mr. White , who is only a competent novelist , is a brilliant reporter ."

As a dramatic narrative `` The Making Of The President 1960 '' is continuously engrossing .

And as an introduction to American politics it is highly educational .

"but never from Mr. Nixon , who looked on reporters with suspicion and distrust ."

"Mr. Nixon , he believes , has no particular political philosophy and mismanaged his own campaign ."

"Mr. Nixon is `` a broody , moody man , given to long stretches of introspection ; ;"

"He is a man of major talent -- but a man of solitary , uncertain impulses ."

"He was above all a friend seeker , almost pathetic in his eagerness to be liked ."

He wanted to identify with people and have a connection with them ; ;

"Calm , dignified , composed , `` superbly eloquent '' , Mr. Kennedy always knew everything about everybody ."

He enlisted a staff of loyal experts and of many zealous volunteers .

Mr. Kennedy did not neglect to cultivate the personal friendship of reporters .

`` The root question in American politics is always : Who's the Man to See ? ?

"No request for emergency allotment had yet been received , however ."

The continued operation of this program depends on having his service '' .

The staff deserves a lot of credit working down here under real obstacles '' .

Harvey said his objective was to create a better public image for welfare '' .

"Secret Grand Jury indictments were returned against the pair last week , Detective Murray Logan reported ."

She was arrested by Phoenix Police after they received the indictment papers from Portland detectives .

"Mr. Brett , born in Brooklyn , N.Y. , Dec. 15 , 1886 , came to Portland in 1920 ."

For many years he had provided music and entertainment for functions throughout the Northwest .

"Mr. Brooks was born in New York , and came to Portland in 1920 ."

"He was a member of Harmony lodge , No. 12 , AF & AM , Scottish Rite ; ;"

Over 400 Portland firms contributed funds for the maintenance of Junior Achievement headquarters here .

Janet Jossy of North Plains won grand champion honors of the 4-H sheep showman contest .

"Blue ribbons went to Stephanie Shaw of Hillsboro , Larry Hinton of Beaverton ."

"Joan Zurcher of Hillsboro , Phyllis Jossy of North Plains , Jane Cox of North Plains ."

"Tom Day of Beaverton exhibited the grand champion 4-H market hog , a Chester White ."

"Swine showmanship championship went to Bob Day , with Tom Day and Hutchins winning other blues ."

Blue ribbon for one dozen white eggs was taken by Nyberg .

"Carol Strong , 13 , of Cedar Mill cooked the championship junior dollar dinner ."

"Something was happening all right , slowly it is true , but you could feel it ."

"But , who knew , that might be coming one of these days ."

He was interested in Robert Musil's The Man Without Qualities .

"Rimanelli is tough and square-built and adventurous , says what he thinks ."

"He had put it down in a war novel , The Day Of The Lion ."

The English lady said she had to go to Vienna for a while .

Once out of the gate they had charged straight up the narrow lane .

"`` Oh , it would be butchery all right '' , the European said ."

"`` We would see it that way , but it was glorious then ."

It was the last time in history anybody could do something gloriously like that '' .

"They made it , killed every last one of the Krauts , took the village on schedule ."

"Like everything else in Rome , ruins and monuments alike , that house is lived in ."

"For one thing , there wasn't going to be any ceremony at all this year ."

") And then there were ecclesiastical matters , the matter of Garibaldi's anti-clericalism ."

"This would show that somebody , even a foreigner living in Rome , cared ."

It is hard for me to know how I feel about Lauro Di Bosis .

And there is something so wonderfully romantic about it all .

"Most Romans , even some postmen , know it by the old name ."

"The things that happened in police station basements were dirty , grubby , and most often anonymous ."

"It is an ugly business and there are few , if any , wreaths for them ."

I keep thinking of a young woman I knew during the Occupation in Austria .

I understand very well about Lauro Di Bosis and how his action is symbolic .

The trouble is that like many symbols it doesn't seem a very realistic one .

"Like every Southerner I can't escape the romantic tradition of brave defeats , forlorn lost causes ."

Maybe I could call Rimanelli at the magazine Rottosei where he worked .

Beth was very still and her breath came in small jerking gasps .

They put Kate to bed and wired Jonathan and sent for the young Presbyterian minister .

"Few of the neighbors came , but Mrs. Tussle came , called by tragedy ."

Kate moved through all the preparations and services in a state of bewilderment .

She would not accept the death of such a little child .

She had nothing left but her duty to his land and his son .

Juanita and Mrs. Tussle kept Kate in bed a week until her milk dried .

She disciplined herself daily to do what must be done .

"Seeing the slanting hand , Kate knew uneasily that it was from the Yankee colonel ."

Joel worked like a field hand in the afternoons after school .

He had been at lessons in the schoolhouse since they returned from Harpers Ferry .

Kate felt she had deserted the boy in her own loss .

Uncle Randolph had been riding out every evening on some secret business of his own .

"`` Everybody knows I'm just a harmless , deaf old man who takes to drink ."

I aim to keep a little whisky still back in the ridge for my pleasure '' .

"`` You're back there riding with the guerrillas , the Moccasin Rangers '' ."

"`` Hush '' , said Uncle Randolph , smiling , `` or I'll give you another black eye '' ."

She was taken up in worry for the reckless old man .

"He had the hardest pains of growing before him now , as he approached twelve ."

"These would be his hardest years , she knew , and he missed his father desperately ."

"She tried to find some way to draw him out , to help him ."

No one went much to the crossroads now except Uncle Randolph .

Jonathan wrote grimly of the destruction of Harpers Ferry before they abandoned it ; ;

"They won't never git over inter loyal western Virginia , them traitors ! !"

"After he had gone , Kate asked Uncle Randolph proudly , `` Would you take their oath '' ? ?"

"And the old man had given a sly and wicked laugh and said , `` Hell , yes ! !"

Maj. Anderson of Fort Sumter is home and recruiting volunteers for the U.S. Army .

Rumor of a big battle spread like a grassfire up the valley .

In the next few days they had cause to rejoice .

"It had been a big battle , and the Confederate forces had won ."

"They had already lost most of their corn , she thought ."

Were they to be insulted again because of the South's great victory ? ?

She remembered McClellan's last proclamation as she hurried fearfully down the stairs .

"Juanita stopped just inside the open door , her hand to her mouth ."

"Kate greeted him gravely , uneasy with misgivings at his visit ."

I am to go to Washington to serve with him '' .

"Their eyes betrayed too much of their emotions , she thought sadly ."

"`` Stay here in the parlor where it's cool '' , she said , trying to be calm ."

Kate went back and reminded the kitchen women of the supper preparations .

"`` He wants me to go with him tomorrow '' , she told Kate ."

"Kate asked , uneasy at the gravity of the girl's dilemma ."

"He knows me as your niece , which , of course , I am ."

I have held your papers of manumission since I married Mr. Lattimer '' .

"Ordinary methods of diplomacy within the free world are inadequate , said the former Prime Minister ."

"At the end of World War 2 , , free Europe was ready for a new beginning ."

Thus far the advances made have been almost entirely along functional lines .

Many factors contributed to the growth of the European movement .

Another powerful factor in the European movement was the threat of Soviet aggression .

New organs of unification proliferated in the decade following the conclusion of the NATO alliance .

The United States and Canada belong only to NATO and the new O.E.C.D. .

"In other areas it held back , pleading its Commonwealth bonds ."

The unofficial Conference of Parliamentarians is available as a potential legislative authority .

"And if we do not aspire to too much , it is also within our capacity ."

It is very much a matter of building the foundations of community .

the history of both the League of Nations and the United Nations demonstrates that .

These were the last two days set aside by the board for hearing appeals .

They also will visit properties on which appeals have been made .

"a collection of English , French and German coins , valued at $500 ; ;"

"four rings , a watch and a set of pearl earrings ."

The watch was valued at $125 and the earrings at $85 .

"Patrolman Robert J. Nunes , who investigated , said the thieves broke in through the back door ."

Drawers and cabinets in two bedrooms and a sewing room were ransacked .

"Mr. Stone suffered fractured ribs and chest cuts , hospital authorities said ."

He was taken to the hospital by the North Providence ambulance .

Supt. Clarence S. Taylor had recommended Roger I. Vermeersch for the post .

"The property included a one-story brick manufacturing building on 8,293 square feet of land ."

"The fund's statewide quota this year is $8,250 to provide Christmas gifts for needy youngsters ."

Cranston residents have been generous contributors to the fund over the years .

Mr. Parrillo was given first aid at Johnston Hose 1 .

Local authorities credited the men with saving the girl's life .

"He identified the man as Lewis Martin Parker , 59 , a farmer of Hartselle , Ala. ."

One of the eight defendants was freed on a directed verdict of acquittal .

The juror said the masked men had advised him to be lenient .

Prior to that he was associated with Long Island University in Brooklyn .

If this was in fact Mr. Remarque's intention he has achieved a notable failure .

"the twelfth Marquis De Portago was intelligent , purposeful , and passionate ."

Mr. Remarque's conception of this novel was sound and perhaps even noble .

"Her lover precedes her in death , at the wheel , and presumably he too has chosen ."

"The ramblings on life , death , and the wonder of it all are distressing ; ;"

"Hazards to life and limb on the golf course , while existent , are actuarially insignificant ."

A Clerfayt may moon on about the face of Death in the cockpit ; ;

"Clerfayt , driving , sees himself `` a volcano whose cone funneled down to hell '' ; ;"

"With this barrage , Montgomery of Alamein launches his attack upon the blunderings of the West ."

`` America gave generously in economic aid and military equipment to friend and foe alike '' .

America has divided more than she has united the West .

The net result is that under American leadership the general world situation has become bad .

Montgomery calls for a leader who will first put the West's own house in order .

but the East would have to show sincerity in carrying it out '' .

`` But where is the leader who will handle all these things for us '' ? ?

Montgomery knew all the national leaders up to the time of Kennedy .

But De Gaulle is buried in the cause of restoring France's lost soul .

Whoever rises to the occasion walks a treacherous path to leadership .

"However , Montgomery makes little contribution to leadership theory and practice ."

"Nevertheless , Montgomery has stated courageously and wisely the crisis of the Western world ."

It suffers from a lack of unity of purpose and respect for heroic leadership .

the temperature of our homes is independent of the seasons ; ;

"we fly through the air , although gravity pulls us down ; ;"

There is a haunting resemblance between the notion of cause in Copernicus and in Freud .

It is difficult to reconstruct the primeval fears of man .

The bombs are as harmless as an automobile in a garage .

But a somewhat more detailed analysis of this process may be illuminating .

Solar activities could presumably bring long periods of flood or drought .

The achievements which dispelled our fears of the cosmos took place three centuries ago .

What additional roles has the scientific understanding of the 19th and 20th centuries played ? ?

"In the physical sciences , these achievements concern electricity , chemistry , and atomic physics ."

"In addition , our way of dealing directly with natural phenomena has also changed ."

How and why this process occurs would provide an interesting separate subject for study .

"In some areas , the progress is slower than in others ."

procedures change rapidly and parental confidence probably exceeds anything warranted by established psychological theory .

Mason had to earn the privilege of devoting himself exclusively to painting .

"On the death of their father , they returned to their home in Batavia , New York ."

"But even on these , the palette often takes over while the shotgun cools off ! !"

color patterns that are made to weave throughout the whole composition ; ;

"and that over-all , amazing control of large washes which is the Mason stylemark ."

Finally come those little flicks of a rigger brush and the job is done .

"But for the technical fact , we have the artist's own testimony :"

"`` Of late years , I find that I like best to work out-of-doors ."

"When this linear draft is completed , I dust it down to a faint image ."

I also use a small electric hand-blower to dry large washes in the studio .

"True , a Mason watercolor is unmistakably a synthesis of nature rather than a detailed inventory ."

"and a background , usually a silhouetted form foiled against the sky ."

He does not insist on telling all he knows about any given subject ; ;

"rather his pictures invite the observer to draw on his memory , his imagination , his nostalgia ."

"His pictures generalize , though they are inspired by a particular locale ; ;"

"they universalize in terms of weather , skies , earth , and people ."

"the Blair Purchase Prize for watercolor , Art Institute of Chicago ; ;"

"Perhaps golf , with a fashionable companion -- but he'd lost his clubs , hadn't played in years ."

"I could , he thought , take a long walk -- but where ? ?"

"Strippers , but scrumptious , and Toodle Williams and her all-lesbian band '' ."

`` I went over to the Willows and dropped two notes '' .

"`` Thanks '' , Owen said , `` but Friday is a long way off and anything can happen '' ."

Buzz was a tireless instigator who never let his victims rest .

"When Owen was finally rid of him , there was a timid rap at the door ."

She frowned at his green pajamas with the yellow moons .

`` Our church is sponsoring a group of very courageous women up in Alaska .

There was a slight nervous twitch in the region of her left eye .

People don't know how much they give away about themselves by remarks like that .

They travel in pairs as much as a hundred-and-fifty miles a day '' .

`` Do you have any idea how far I travel every day ? ?

Owen was aware he was getting overexcited but he couldn't help himself .

"`` God , I take it , plays no part in this '' , she said waspishly ."

"`` God doesn't have any appliance or cosmetics '' , he said heatedly before he caught himself ."

he had to find some way to close this impossible conversation .

"`` And whiskey '' , she said , smiling and blinking at the highball glasses ."

But what do you want to do about the lay-sisters ? ?

`` You haven't been listening to what I've been telling you .

"She looked crestfallen , as if he had somehow disappointed the whole human race ."

"She stood indecisively for a moment , then walked down the hall ; ;"

"He showered , shaved , dressed and went down to the dining room for breakfast ."

On the way he stopped at the desk to receive his mail .

"He looked off to the crest of the Sierras , still white-topped ; ;"

the glisten of the Truckee River made a wide spangle .

With any luck at all he could easily find a flowerpot .

"Although it was only three o'clock , he stopped in at the Golden Calf ."

"The tables were all spinning , the dice rattling , the bar crowded ."

"when the management brought around champagne , the breakfast settled its whirling around in his stomach ."

"There were more women than men in the place , but he couldn't find a flowerpot ."

"All , of course , except the Donner party who were bent on starving to death ."

"`` I wonder if they did eat each other at the end '' , Owen mused ."

A dried-up cowboy sat down next to him in the blonde's place .

He was a little more authentic than usual because he smelled slightly of the stables .

"`` What you need is a steady martingale '' , the cowboy announced after watching Owen play ."

I'm always trying to find a breaking table in blackjack .

"Incidentally , I'm pretty famous in these parts : I'm called The Wrangler '' ."

Don't you have to spend any time on your ranch '' ? ?

"He's my own horse , and what I collect from him I use on blackjack ."

This Sparky can rack and single-foot and he's the fastest thing in Washoe County .

"I once trained a horse for Hoot Gibson , but nothing like Sparky ."

"When he looked in the back , Mrs. Gertrude Parker was marking keno cards ."

he studied the pistol exhibition that Hurrays featured as an added attraction .

"He wondered if he might bag a tourist , but they looked frightened of him ."

"He passed two brides , both wearing orchids , and they made him feel a little sad ."

Buzz had on a Hawaiian shirt and was carrying some sun-tan oil and dark glasses .

"He was shorter and fatter than Owen , who felt good standing next to him ."

A short platinum blonde in a bursting sun-suit addressed him .

`` I haven't had any luck since I was a baby '' .

"`` Stake me '' , she said , `` and let me at those dice ."

We'll get it in a hurry and get it out '' .

"`` If you go broke '' , she said , smiling up at him , `` I'll leave you '' ."

"`` My name's Gisele '' , the blonde said after she ordered a Scotch ."

"My mother wanted to call me Sylphide , but it sounded too affected '' ."

"They never called him by name , although he had one ."

"Filippo Rossi , that's what he was called in the old country ; ;"

but here he was just Signore or the Old Man .

It went to church on Sunday and one Saturday a month went to confession .

The only thing unusual about the Old Man had long since happened .

But the past was dead here as the present was dead .

"`` But she shouldn't have come here in the first place '' , the women had said ."

She thought she was bigger than we are because she came from Torino '' .

`` It's not for making pretty speeches about Dante those actresses get paid so good '' .

"But if the Old Man even thought about his wife now , nobody cared a fig ."

The women said they had seen him wave an exhausted farewell ; ;

It could have been Bari or Chieti for the way it smelled .

Or that the tiny creek spun its silent course toward the Schuylkill ? ?

Sameness lined the streets with two-story houses the color of ash .

It swayed with the wicker swings and screeched with the rusted hinges of screen doors .

Only one house on the street had no lawn before it .

"Above it , from a second-story showroom , wooden angels surveyed the neighborhood ."

"Waiting for what and for whom , only he could tell and would not ."

neither did he care that Aunt Rose provided for him .

"When he would be a man , he would be a rich man ."

He would not ride the eight-thirty local to the city each morning .

He would square his shoulders and carry a cane before each step .

He could do that when he would be a man .

He called to his sister on the porch above the steps .

"`` Laura , what would you say if I smoked a pipe '' ? ?"

"One lithe leg straddled the railing and swung loosely before the creaking , torn pales ."

"All the while she sat there , her sinewy arms swirled before her chest ."

"The eyes , blue and always somewhat downcast , possessed a sullen quality ."

"Even though the boy could not see them , he knew they were clouded by distance ."

"And as for his pipe , if he wanted to smoke one , nobody would stop him ."

Above him slid the evasive shadow of a storm cloud .

Its form was a heavy figure in a fluttering soutane .

Pompeii expected Romeo's small body to sink closer and closer to the ground .

Our athletes are only just beginning to learn that they must study dance .

The Russians are all trained as dancers before they start to study gymnastics .

"After all , we did pretty well in some other areas of the Olympics competition ."

"But if it is important , what can we do to improve ourselves ? ?"

"Taking first things first , let's understand the sport called gymnastics ."

"First of the problems attacked would be fatigue and emotional tension , since action relieves both ."

"Oddly enough , it is proven that there would be less reading difficulty ."

Eighty thousand won top honors and a chance to try for the team itself .

We could scarcely find eighty in our great land of over 180 million people .

Russia's young gymnasts have studied dance before having the rigorous training on apparatus .

They saw completely masculine and obviously virile men performing with incredible grace .

President Kennedy has asked that we become a physically fit nation .

"School teachers , all too unprepared for the job they must do , will need demonstrators ."

Very little in today's living provides the strength we need and nothing provides the flexibility .

"They often fail , however , to develop real abdominal , back , chest , shoulder and arm strength ."

Even the boys will not be outstanding in these areas .

The only area in which American boys hold their own is the baseball throw .

For arm and shoulder strength a chinning bar is recommended .

"Arm , shoulder , chest , upper and lower back strength will be aided with the Horse kick ."

"Keeping the hands in the starting position , run in place to a quick rhythm ."

"After this has become easy , use slower and slower rhythms , kicking higher and higher ."

"Push-ups are essential , but few have the strength for them at first ."

"Let the body down slowly , taking at least five seconds for the letting down ."

"Handstands come after arms , chest and shoulders have developed at least a minimum of strength ."

Of course those who have developed more will find them easier .

Bare feet are better for such work than any form of slipper .

Have the class lie supine with knees apart and bent .

Later this can be combined with the handstand to provide a walkover .

"To further increase back flexibility , work on the back circle ."

Improvement can be measured by the lessening distance between toes and head .

"The last essential to the beginner's gymnastic program is the somersault , or forward roll ."

He then pushes his seat into the air and the teacher guides it over .

One or two practice runs should be sufficient for solo .

"If , however , the child is weak , overweight , or afraid , more help will be needed ."

"then no matter what happens , the child's performance will be controlled ."

It is very important for parents to understand that early training is imperative .

Their artistic rationale is given to the witness of unreason .

The word `` mimesis '' ( `` imitation '' ) is usually associated with Plato and Aristotle .

He is the conveyor of a sacred reality by which he has been grasped .

Mimesis here is not to be confused with literalism or realism in the conventional sense .

A truly vivid imagination moves beyond the conventional recollection to a sense of immediacy .

a desire to avoid and repel this or that other part .

We feel the quality of these powers initially as in some degree wholesome or threatening .

Whitehead is here questioning David Hume's understanding of the nature of experience ; ;

But Shoup also gave the Corps a tilling in spots .

the officer with the yellow socks or the bay window .

"Old and new briefly crossed paths in the U.S. Senate , then went their respective ways ."

"Even before he hit big money , he had begun buying modern paintings ."

He gathered one of the biggest collections of Paul Klees in the world .

Two years ago Thompson offered his collection to the city .

But he insisted that it be housed in a special museum .

"Pittsburgh turned him down , just as Pittsburgh society had been snubbing him for years ."

"Last week most of the other prizes , once offered to Pittsburgh , went on the block ."

In fact he seemed delighted to get rid of them .

Some observers speculated that this might be his revenge on his home town .

"But in all its 175 years , not a single Negro student has entered its classrooms ."

But Holmes was rejected again `` on the basis of his record and interview '' .

They also said he lied in saying that he had never been `` arrested '' .

"Their reason : Holmes once paid a $20 speeding fine , had his license suspended ."

The state will appeal -- but few think it will actually try to close the university .

"`` Surprised and pleased '' , Students Holmes and Hunter may enter the University of Georgia this week ."

"Out went letters to 60,000 old grads , asking for suggestions ."

Beadle is even that rare scientist who takes an interest in money matters ; ;

He can sacrifice himself for tomorrow and he can sacrifice tomorrow for himself .

What will be the final symmetry of the good society ? ?

The thing that is notable in all these discussions is the lack of ideological ardor .

You could also say that in these pamphlets is a relieving quality of maturity .

Those who are insecure fear to be candid in self-examination .

We would be ignoring the special circumstances of other countries .

The picture is the more treacherous when it misrepresents the facts of American life .

"In an ideological argument , the participants tend to thump the table ."

These institutions which Mr. Lyford names `` agreeable autocracies '' -- where did they come from ? ?

The host is the flowing life of the human race .

"This life has its own currents and rhythms , its own multiple cycles and adaptations ."

How would Thomas Jefferson feel after reading Factories In The Field ? ?

"The reality of the situation , however , is described by Mr. Lyford : ``"

"In common parlance they would be described as misses -- misinterpreters , misunderstanders , misdirectors and kindred misdeeds ."

One species of ambiguity tries to baffle by interweaving repetition .

Ambiguity of a non-repetitious kind describes the dilemma one girl found herself in .

Evidently Bill was another of those men who simply don't understand women .

Another case involves a newspaper reporter who tripped up a politician .

They recall Byron's classic comment : `` I wish he would explain his explanation '' .

"`` I fear explanations explanatory of things explained '' , he said , leaving the biter bit -- and bitter ."

The obscurity of politicians may not always be as innocent as it looks .

`` It took me five hours to write it that way '' .

"Now can you tell me who was drunk -- The man , his wife , or me '' ? ?"

"The `` wooden-leg '' gag of vaudeville , another standby of this sort , had endless variations ."

`` There's a man outside with a wooden leg named Smith '' .

Another stock vaudeville gag ran : `` Mother is home sick in bed with the doctor '' .

`` Do you see that pretty girl standing next to the car with slacks on '' ? ?

`` I see the girl but I don't see the car with slacks on '' .

Journalism supplies us with an endless run of such slips .

The newspaper too is the favorite habitat of the anatomical .

Not without good reason has the anatomical been called jocular journalese .

"Apart from journalese and vaudeville gags , the anatomical is also found in jocular literature ."

"So she brought the fish in whole , and she carried a lemon in her mouth ."

Another specimen of such double-entendre is illustrated by a woman in a department store .

"She said to the saleslady , `` I want a dress to put on around the house '' ."

"The puzzled saleslady inquired , `` How large is your house , Madam '' ? ?"

"When a customer asked for alligator shoes , she said , `` What size is your alligator '' ? ?"

A woman met a famous author at a literary tea .

"`` I may be back '' , he explained , `` and then again , I may not '' ."

`` It's only that I like to know where you go '' .

No less ambiguous was the indefinity of a certain clergyman's sermon .

Another brand of indefinite reference arises out of the use of the double verb .

Replies to requests for character reference are notorious for their evasive double-entendre .

Ambiguity arises when the pronoun it carries a twofold reference .

The speaker referred to the whiskey but his friend thought he meant the cold .

It-wit is a misnomer because it covers slips as well as wit .

"the smoke-filled , art-filled , drama-filled life of the great cities of the East ; ;"

"For this reason , U.S. Camera has prepared this special U.S.A. vacation feature ."

lovely old villages and a rugged seashore among its many worthwhile sights .

"to Washington , D.C. , for an eye-filling tour of the city ; ;"

"or to Lancaster , Pa. , the center of the Pennsylvania Dutch country ; ;"

"At Sturbridge Village , Massachusetts , you'll find a completely-restored New England town ."

There you'll witness a view which includes the Adirondack Mts. and the Winooski River .

Now you're ready for a whirlwind sightseeing tour of America's most exciting city .

Pictures can be taken in the public areas and when on tours .

Be careful here not to overexpose this subject since they are extremely bright and light-reflecting .

"Another Virginia sight and a photographic adventure are the Luray Caverns , lit by photofloodlights ."

In contrast are the vast open stretches of ranch country and oil wells .

In San Antonio visit the famous Alamo and photograph 18th Century Spanish buildings and churches .

The Great Smoky Mountains is another area of the South well worth a visit .

"At Charlottesville , Va. , shoot Monticello and the beautiful buildings of the University ."

Best solution is to find an area that is predominantly sunlight or shade .

"Singing On The Mountain in Linville , North Carolina , on June 25 ."

Peak action photography is your goal at Miami's Seaquarium and the Cypress Gardens waterskiing events .

A pleasant start to your midwestern vacation is a few days spent in cosmopolitan Chicago .

Lake Michigan offers swimming and pictures which combine cityscapes with beaches .

The farmlands forming the heart of America stretch out across the Midwest from Chicago .

"While here , visit Theodore Roosevelt National Park for its spectacular scenery ."

Similarly in Illinois there is Lincoln country to be seen -- his tomb and other landmarks .

"Of current interest is Abilene , Kansas , the birthplace of ex-President Eisenhower ."

"For a resort area , Mackinack Island , Michigan , is the place to visit ."

Another memo for sightseers : bring your camera along to museums .

"Again , be sure your tripod is handy for those sometimes-necessary time exposures ."

"A re-enactment of the Battle of Lexington , May 18th at Lexington , Missouri ; ;"

"the world-renowned 500-mile auto race at Indianapolis , Indiana , plus a festival from May 27-30 ; ;"

"`` Song Of Hiawatha '' , in Elgin , Illinois , from June 20 to 24th ."

"Michigan offers the lovely Tulip Festival in Holland , Michigan , May 12-14 ; ;"

"and the International Freedom Festival in Detroit , June 29 thru July 4 ."

In California is located one of the most popular of the national parks -- Yosemite .

In the Utah area are Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon National Park .

"On this basis , certain extreme kinds of networks will be discussed for illustrative purposes ."

"Looking at the diagram , we see that Af connection lines come in to each member ."

"Information beyond nearest neighbor is carried second- , third- , and fourth-hand as a distortable rumor ."

"They also furnish proof that , in modern war , message sending must be monitored ."

The need for monitoring became greater when radio was adopted for military signaling .

On the parade ground the net may be similar to that shown in Figure 3 .

The monitoring is the highest and most restrictive of any organization in existence .

Commands go only from an officer to the man of nearest lower rank .

"are few in number , briefly worded , all different in sound ; ;"

"In contrast to cocktail parties , military organizations , even in the field , are more formal ."

A military organization has an objective chosen by the higher command .

This objective is adhered to throughout the duration of the action .

( C ) Decisions of a general kind are made by the central command .

"Since the difficulty of drawing the net is great , we will merely discuss it ."

"First , we realize that a pure specialist does not exist ."

"But , for practical purposes , we have people who can be considered as such ."

Rachel steered me along toward a school for young boys beginning to study the Torah .

"His black hat with its wide brim , high crown , and fur trim rode high ."

I turned and watched him stride down the center of the road .

`` When your mother was here he must have been a young boy .

I swallowed hard and looked down at my feet plodding along beside Rachel .

Rachel said that schools and synagogues occupied most of the buildings .

"He nodded , clasping and unclasping his hands over his paunch , and flicked glances at me ."

His black beard dripped down over the front of his coat .

They chanted a fixed tune in time to the report of the stick .

They bent over yellowed prayerbooks and looked up only to watch the teacher .

His tightly curled paot hung down to his narrow shoulders .

In the center of his brilliant curls sat a small black skullcap .

Some of them ignored the texts and had apparently memorized the words long ago .

The tapping defined the rhythm and kept the boys awake .

I could not keep my eyes away from the boy with the red hair .

"Rachel followed , looked at me , and clucked with her tongue ."

The old man in the baggy clothes waited at the foot of the steps .

He glanced down into his beard and muttered something in Yiddish .

"I reached into the pocket of my skirt , fingered ten pruta , and dropped the coin ."

Then I picked it up again and handed it to the old man .

They said that we must not fight but wait for the Messiah '' .

"You had to know , also , that you were going to fail ."

"She said , `` Sometimes I think they are keeping religion for us while we play around ."

Nothing was too impossible for her to do when she wanted .

Your mother wanted to bring children to Israel so that they could leave their ghettos .

The soles of her sandals reported sharply on the cobblestones .

There was a refugee who was able to come here because of her .

"At first I thought they were relatives of your mother , but it was not so ."

Often he was terribly despondent and talked to no one .

Then he would walk off for a few days alone in the direction of Europe .

He loved the son and was always glad to be sent back to him .

"A few hours after the son was arrested , your mother was informed ."

She went to the father and found he had hanged himself '' .

"She said , `` Reuveni wanted your mother to give up her deep interest in this refugee ."

He complained to me once that I must talk to her .

"I asked her if she would , and she said she would not ."

"Anyway , I did not see her until two weeks after the refugee hanged himself ."

For one whole week he never let her stay alone .

and used gradations of color value as well as sharply contrasting elementary colors .

"Helion did not realize it at the time , but it was true ."

"but Leger , Arp , Lipchitz and Alexander Calder , at the time , gave him their blessing ."

"I played on it my secret songs , unexplained , passionate and peaceful '' ."

He was engaged in constant experiments that searched for new directions .

"He himself did not know , as he said in 1935 ."

"`` Fear possessed me , and the certainty of war '' , he has related ."

"With those paintings of big constructions crashing down , he felt he could stop ."

"They were , in effect his last testament to non-objective art ."

A year later they were removed to a Stalag in the harbor of Stettin .

"`` It was then I knew that they were making war against Man , the individual within ! !"

during long weeks the plan for his flight was rehearsed .

Every morning contingents of prisoners would be sent out to labor in nearby factories .

Four hands were stretched toward me by my comrades behind me .

To escape from a prison camp required a very special state of mind ; ;

"not only loathing of captivity , but a faith , a hope that is even stronger ."

"I left behind me brave men , whom captivity had robbed of all hope ."

Everything in the way of representation has already been done by the old masters '' .

They reincarnated the figures of human beings banished from his canvases since the 1920's .

Directions are written for those who have had previous experience in making pottery .

"Instructions for preparing clay , drying , glazing and firing are not given ."

"Glazes , one-stroke ceramic colors , stains , cones as indicated in the individual instructions ."

"Use well-wedged clay , free of air bubbles and pliable enough to bend without cracking ."

The size of wooden mold will determine the amount of clay needed .

"Whenever possible , use the wooden mold as a pattern for cutting clay ."

"When mold has more than one design cavity , make individual paper patterns ."

experiment with defects for decoration techniques of glazes and colors ) .

Place the cut clay piece loosely over the carved cavity design side of wooden mold .

Be sure to press the additional clay firmly into place without locking in air bubbles .

"To release clay from mold , place hands in a cupped position around project ; ;"

"gently lift the edge on far side , then continue to release edge completely around mold ."

"This will prevent the clay from twisting or bending , causing warping when fired ."

Place project on table and carefully lift the mold off .

Back of clay scored or roughened for proper gripping surface .

Glazed with two coats of Creek-Turn white stoneware glaze ( no glaze on sides or bottom ) .

Decorated on unfired glaze with one coat of one-stroke ceramic colors ; ;

"raised details of designs were colored in shades of yellow-green , blue-green , brown and pink ."

"( opposite page , bottom ) : White clay was used , rolled to 1 '' thickness ."

"Stained with Jacquelyn's ceramic unfired stain , polished , following manufacturer's directions ."

"( opposite page , top left ) : Red clay was used , rolled 1 '' thick ."

Paperweight may be personalized on back while clay is leather hard .

"( opposite page , top left ) : Remove wooden design head from bowl of butter mold ."

"Make paper patterns for sections of jar and lid ( see Fig. 1 , opposite page ) ."

Pattern for circular base piece B is diameter of Aj .

pattern D for lid fits over top diameter of Aj .

Place patterns on rolled clay and cut around them with knife in vertical position .

"Join B to bottom of A , scoring and reinforcing with clay coil ."

Trim excess clay from around lip of mold and set aside while assembling lid .

"To assemble lid , press clay piece C in cavity of wooden design head ."

score other side of D and one side of disk E and join as before .

"if inner lid is too big , trim to fit , allowing room for thickness of glaze ."

Place jar on plaster board with lid in place to dry slowly .

Glaze with two coats of clear or transparent matt glaze .

The large jar was brushed with Creek-Turn green toner and sponged off .

"For top and bottom pieces , use short end of mold as measurement guide ."

Press the side pieces of clay into cavity of mold .

Allow all pieces to become leather hard before constructing shaker .

"Join the four sides together first , then add the base ; ;"

"Add holes in top , forming `` S '' for salt and `` P '' for pepper ."

Place cylinder on a disk of clay slightly larger than cylinder .

Score bottom edge of cylinder and join to disk with slip .

Handle for creamer is a strip of clay 1 '' wide and 3-1 '' long .

"To add handle , place a wooden dowel against the inside wall of creamer ."

Score outside of container where handle ends will be joined .

press scored handle ends firmly in place using dowel to reinforce container while pressing ; ;

"To form spout , between two designs , dampen area slightly and gently push clay outward ."

"Make lid for sugar bowl the same as jar lids , omitting design disk ."

Cut a notch in lid for spoon handle if desired .

"Make same as salt and pepper shakers , leaving off top pieces ."

Vases may be made into candles by filling with melted wax and a wick .

Press the two sides into cavity of one mold three times .

Put cut pieces on plaster board to dry to firm leather-hard state .

join sides and base with slip and reinforce with coil .

A cardboard pattern cut to fit inside holder will help to prevent warping .

"use three strips of clay to hold in place ( see Fig. 2 , page 71 ) ."

Inside of pieces was glazed with three coats of Creek-Turn bottle green antique glaze .

Spread article on flat surface to required width before measuring length at center .

"In working , always slip marker from one needle to another ."

"Most seams are sewn with backstitch , especially on curved , slanted or loose edges ."

"Pin right sides of pieces together , keeping edges even and matching rows or patterns ."

Run end of yarn through several stitches along edge to secure ; ;

Place sleeve seam at center underarm and center of sleeve cap at shoulder seam .

"Speaking into the phone again and recognizing the caller , I resumed my everyday voice ."

"Resolving to get something done , I started in on the dishes ."

Francesca and Herbert were among the few people we knew in Catatonia .

the yellow pages of the telephone book were amazingly thin ) .

Practically the only enthusiasm they showed was when they were discussing `` names '' ; ;

"Anyone knows how a real , red-blooded woman would react to such a catastrophe ! !"

"Like Herbert , they were all in communications : radio , television , magazines , and advertising ."

Each had developed a hair-trigger chuckle and the habit of saying `` zounds '' ! !

I never thought I'd live to hear people chuckle and say `` zounds '' ! !

They were `` sincere '' -- men of the too-hearty handclasp and the urgent smile .

"Could such unadulterated love , for a total stranger , be credited ? ?"

people who would give their teeth for a chance to get on `` Person to Person '' ; ;

"people who thought it was nice to be important , but not important to be nice ; ;"

"who were more ingratiating than gracious , more personalities than persons ."

"In my estimation , they were people who read Daphne du Maurier , and discussed Kafka ; ;"

They're just something you're supposed to put on cereal for breakfast '' .

"Then Jennie closed her eyes , stretched forth her arms , and said : `` Take my hand , Louise ; ;"

The family estate was situated near Vadstena on Lake Vattern in south central Sweden .

"It is a lonely , rather desolate region , but full of legendary and historic associations ."

He liked to fancy himself as a chieftain and to dress for the part .

I looked unceasingly With my cold mind and with my burning heart '' .

"In this final line , we have the key to his nature ."

"In a bold , sometimes careless , form there is nothing academic ; ;"

"all is seen and felt and experienced , the observation is sharp and the imagination lively ."

The young poet-painter reproduces the French life of the streets ; ;

"Not so , he answers , it is not the architect but the temple that is immortal ."

He is utterly disappointed in himself and in the desultory life he has been leading .

From this time on Heidenstam proceeded to find his deeper self .

"He did not , however , settle back into acquiescence with things as they were ."

Like his friend and contemporary August Strindberg he had little patience with collective mediocrity .

"Whether in prose or poetry , all of Heidenstam's later work was concerned with Sweden ."

In scope and power it can only be compared to Tolstoy's War And Peace .

"Hence the title of the book , referring to the soldiers and subjects of the king ; ;"

"His peculiar gift , as had been suggested before , is his intensity ."

George Meredith has said that fervor is the core of style .

Of few authors is this more true than of Heidenstam .

"The career of Charles 12 , is obviously very similar to that of Napoleon ."

"His ideal was Alexander of Macedon , as Napoleon's was Julius Caesar ."

Then more than ever before did they show their fortitude and patient cheerfulness .

Then suddenly there was a tremendous revulsion of popular feeling .

"As he had longed to be , he became the echo of a saga ."

Heidenstam wrote four other works of fiction about earlier figures revered in Swedish memory .

"Admirably written , it is a perfect introduction to Swedish history for readers of other countries ."

"Of Gustavus Adolphus and Charles 12 , it is unnecessary to speak ."

"They took Jesus's body , then , and wrapped it in winding-clothes with the spices ; ;"

that is how the Jews prepare a body for burial .

In his concept there could be no one else present .

His first desire was to create a mother and son alone in the universe .

When might Mary have had that moment to hold her child on her lap ? ?

Those who saw his finished Pieta would take the place of the biblical witnesses .

"These would be two human beings , whom God had chosen ."

It was a relief to shift in his mind to technical problems .

"When the cloth dried and stiffened , he saw what adjustments had to be made ."

They can have as much tactile appeal as flesh and bone '' .

"many of their gifted members were prominent in the Vatican as physicians , musicians , bankers ."

He was told to ask for Rabbi Melzi at the synagogue on Saturday afternoon .

He was reading from the Talmud with a group of men from his congregation .

"When Michelangelo explained why he had come , Rabbi Melzi replied gravely :"

`` The Bible forbids us to bow down to or to make graven images .

"`` But , Rabbi Melzi , you don't object to others creating works of art '' ? ?"

I cannot accomplish this if you will not help me '' .

Rabbi Melzi smiled at him with infinitely old but merry eyes .

I will send you the best the quarter has to offer '' .

"Together he and Argiento built the stand , covering it with blankets ."

only the instructions from his rabbi kept him from bolting .

He worked for two hours a day with each model sent by the rabbi .

but he had sketched the women of Tuscany in their fields and homes .

He was able to discern the body lines of the Roman women under their robes .

Soon he was ready to go into a three-dimensional figure in clay .

Here he would have free expression because the material could be moved to distort forms .

"When he wanted to emphasize , or get greater intensity , he added or subtracted clay ."

the wax he smoothed over to give the body surface an elastic pull .

Yet he never allowed these models to become fixed in his mind ; ;

The true surge had to be inside the marble itself .

The boy was becoming acquainted with the contadini families that brought produce into Rome .

The one thing he missed from his farm in the Po Valley was the animals ; ;

frequently he would take his leave of Michelangelo by announcing :

Though the pain was considerable Michelangelo was not too concerned .

"Argiento never left his side , keeping the water boiled , applying hot compresses throughout the night ."

Under the general heading `` poetry-and-jazz '' widely divergent experiments have been carried out .

( Judy Tristano now has poems as well as ballads written for her .

But the best known exploiters of the new medium are Kenneth Rexroth and Kenneth Patchen .

Rexroth and Patchen are far apart musically and poetically in their experiments .

) The stated goal of the CJS is the synthesis of jazz and `` serious '' music .

"From the beginning of his career , Patchen has adopted an anti-intellectual approach to poetry ."

Patchen believes that the world is being destroyed by power-hungry and money-hungry people .

"Beauty as well as love is redemptive , and Patchen preaches a kind of moral salvation ."

This salvation does not take the form of a Christian Heaven .

These early experiments were evidently not altogether satisfying to Patchen .

Many of his poems purported to be exactly contemporary and political ; ;

"The private detective is militant against injustice , a humorous and ironic explorer of the underworld ; ;"

"most important to Patchen , he was a non-literary hero , and very contemporary ."

"he has become Friday on Dragnet , a mouthpiece of arbitrary police authority ."

"Obviously , the `` private eye '' can have no more appeal for Patchen ."

"To fill the job of contemporary hero in 1955 , Patchen needed someone else ."

"In this respect , his approach to poetry-and-jazz is in marked contrast to Kenneth Rexroth's ."

"Seen by the public , the musician is the underdog par excellence ."

"While he is worldly , the musician often cultivates public attitudes of childlike astonishment and naivete ."

"he is far from being a literary hero , yet is a creative artist ."

Henry Miller characterized Patchen as a `` man of anger and light '' .

His revolutionary anger is apparent in most of his early poems .

The following passage from `` The Hangman's Great Hands '' illustrates the directness of this anger .

Angry that my father was being burnt alive in the mills ; ;

Angry that none of us knew anything but filth and poverty .

Angry because I was that very one somebody was supposed To be fighting for '' .

"'' Patchen is still the rebel , but he writes in a doleful , mournful tone ."

each is so typical that it represents a prominent trend in the poet's development .

"In many of his poems , death comes by train : a strongly evocative visual image ."

"Through previous centuries , eating changed by nearly imperceptible degrees , and mostly toward just getting enough ."

"Refrigeration , automated processing and packaging conspire to defy season and banish spoilage ."

"To eat is human , the nation is learning to think , to survive divine ."

"Keys's findings , though far from complete , are likely to smash many an eating cliche ."

"The typical U.S. daily menu , says Dr. Keys , contains 3,000 calories , should contain 2,300 ."

"And extra weight increases the risk of cancer , diabetes , artery disease and heart attack ."

"In the well-fed U.S. , deficiency diseases have virtually vanished in the past 20 years ."

"Puritan New England regarded obesity as a flagrant symbol of intemperance , and thus a sin ."

The fat man has trouble buying life insurance or has to pay higher premiums .

He has -- for unclear reasons -- a 25% higher death rate from cancer .

"Physiologically , people overeat because what Dr. Jolliffe calls the `` appestat '' is set too high ."

"Far more frequently , overeating is the result of a psychological compulsion ."

"He may be interested in another woman , or just like being with the boys ."

So she fishes around in the cupboard and hauls out a chocolate cake .

But they cannot fully explain the process of its manufacture by the human liver .

"The proteins and fats are burned off , and the cholesterol is left behind ."

"All natural food fats fall into one of three categories -- saturated , mono-unsaturated and poly-unsaturated ."

The degree of saturation depends on the number of hydrogen atoms on the fat molecule .

"Buchheister pledged the land would be an `` inviolate '' sanctuary for all birds , animals and plants ."

"The World War 2 , German bomber rolled down a runway and took off ."

He sat in his office yesterday and recalled that historic flight in 1944 .

It was probably man's first successful flight in a missile .

`` There was only one power control -- a valve to adjust the fuel flow .

I had exactly 20 minutes to get down to the test strip '' .

The missiles were to be armed with an underwater bomb .

"`` It's so quiet '' , he said , `` so slow , serene -- and so challenging '' ."

Judge John B. Molinari was named chairman of the executive committee .

"In a letter to the American Friends Service , Dr. Schweitzer wrote :"

The only way out of this state of affairs is agreement to abolish nuclear weapons ; ;

`` Governments apparently do not feel obligated to make the people adequately aware of this danger ; ;

"`` But Arger never was able to produce it , so I cut him off my payroll '' ."

"Among the witnesses were Ed J. Lee , director of McCormick Place ; ;"

"Stein's fee , Lee said , was 10 per cent of the janitors' pay ."

"Stein estimated this amount at `` about $1,500 or $1,600 a month '' ."

The shortage was discovered after Huff failed to report for work on Sept. 18 .

"There , Gregorio said , Huff wrote a complete statement of his offense ."

"When Huff attempted to cash another $100 check there Monday , hotel officials called police ."

He found the pilot light and turned on one of the burners for her .

And put water on to boil and then searched through the icebox .

She appeared with the teacart and he opened the windows .

They assured him that they did not expect or need to be entertained .

"Every time he moved or said something , the chair creaked again ."

"They passed the marmalade , the bread , the black-market butter , back and forth ."

The first shrill ring of the telephone brought Harold out into the hall .

He realized that he had no idea where the telephone was .

The telephone was in the study but the ringing came from the hall .

`` She wants you and Barbara to have dinner with her tomorrow night '' .

It was the most important-looking cradle he had ever seen .

"A young woman who looked like Alix , with her two children ."

"The apex , the study where Eugene slept , was light and bright and airy and cheerful ."

The portable record player with a pile of classical records beside it .

The concierge called out to them as they were passing through the foyer .

"Rather than sit around waiting for the suitcases to be delivered , they had gone sight-seeing ."

"Cheap clothing and junk of every sort , as far as the eye could see ."

"When he opened the door , there stood Eugene , on his way out of the apartment ."

"He did not explain where he was going , and they did not ask ."

"Instead , they went on down the hall to their room ."

They could have been perfectly happy here for ten whole days .

"He looked around the room and then called out : `` Come here , quick '' ? ?"

There it is and there is what was in it .

"But if he has time to go swimming , he had time to be with us '' ."

`` I don't know what I'm going to do with you '' .

"`` It's because we are in France '' , he said , `` and know so few people ."

So something like this matters more than it would at home .

"And in any case , answers may clarify but they do not change anything ."

"`` On the other hand , Emory University derives its corporate existence from the State of Georgia ."

The letters set a Nov. 15 deadline for the start of negotiations .

They indicated that stand-ins and picketing would be started if theater owners failed to cooperate .

Student leaders began sporadic efforts to negotiate theater integration several months ago .

"Raymond E. Killingsworth , 72 , died Sunday at his home at 357 Venable St. , Aj ."

Mr. Kililngsworth was a foreman with S and W Cafeteria .

"He was born in Pittsboro , Miss. , and was a veteran of World War 1 ."

"Survivors include two brothers , C. E. Killingsworth , Atlanta , and John Killingsworth , Warren , Ohio ; ;"

"and two sisters , Miss Minnie Kililngsworth and Mrs. Bessie Bloom , both of Gettysburg , Pa. ."

He was a member of the Oakland City Methodist Church and a native of Atlanta .

"Survivors include his sister , Mrs. Emma B. Odom of Atlanta ."

"two daughters , Mrs. Gene F. Stoll and Miss Nancy Harris , both of Garland ; ;"

"When police arrived the man was still violent , Slate said ."

"About five minutes later he jumped up , Slate said , and struck the two policemen again ."

"Then he attacked the two officers again and was again restrained , Slate related ."

Slate said he and Crawford received cuts and scratches and their uniforms were badly torn .

Thomas was charged with four counts of assault and battery .

"Two counts of assault on an officer , resisting arrest , disturbance and cursing , police said ."

"The eradication effort is being pushed in Bibb and Jones counties , over 37,679 acres ."

"The department has just finished treating 20,000 acres in urban areas of Macon ."

"Also being treated are Houston , Bleckley , Tift , Turner and Dodge counties , Blasingame said ."

Students have been using electric computers and high speed movie cameras during the study .

"Incidentally , 14th Street and the Expressway is the high accident intersection during daylight hours ."

"It is followed by Cain Street and Piedmont Avenue , NE ; ;"

"the junction of the Northeast and Northwest Expressways and Jones Avenue and Marietta Street , Aj ."

The latest death reported was that of 4-year-old Claude Douglas Maynor of Calvary .

"That death occurred at 50 p.m. Friday and was reported Sunday , the patrol said ."

"The place is Camusfearna , the site of a long-vanished sea-village opposite the isle of Skye ."

"Mij , as his owner was soon to learn , had strange , inexplicable habits ."

He liked to nip ear lobes of unsuspecting visitors with his needle-sharp teeth .

He preferred sleeping in bed with his head on a pillow .

In the solitude of Camusfearna there had been no loneliness .

`` To be quite alone where there are no other human beings is sharply exhilarating ; ;

Now Gavin Maxwell's Ring Of Bright Water has widened to enchant the world .

"In France , novel approaches to the classic French plays are frequently attempted ."

"The new `` Phedre '' was done in 17th century setting , instead of ancient Greek ; ;"

perhaps that is the Comedie's equivalent for thrusting this play's characters into our own time .

one influential French critic remarked : `` Pity for Arnolphe comes with age '' .

Tartuffe is the religious hypocrite who courts his benefactor's wife .

"His red face , his coarse gestures , and his lustful stares bespeak his sensuality ."

But his heavenward glances and his pious speeches are not merely perfunctory ; ;

"Here , he is , quite persuasively , the very embodiment of meanness and slyness ."

"Seigner is the dean of the company , the oldest actor in point of continuous service ."

"In that function , he helps to rebut another legend about the Comedie ."

"Seigner , however , is a fine actor and probably the busiest man in the company ; ;"

among his other parts are the leads in `` The Bourgeois Gentleman '' and `` The Imaginary Invalid '' .

"In Moliere's farce , `` The Tricks Of Scapin '' , Robert Hirsch undertakes another of the great roles ."

And this was before he began to play his startlingly beautiful jazz .

You can catch up with him -- if you haven't already -- on RCA-Victor's album .

"This is a choice item and Grappely deserves mention too , of course ."

He is one of the few men in history who plays jazz on a violin .

He dates back to the days before the first sailing ship pulled into New Orleans .

Good Time Jazz has released a nice two-record album which he made .

He spent one year at the University of North Carolina because Thomas Wolfe went there .

Now he has abandoned all that to be A Writer .

"But I've got news for Krim : he's not typical , he's pretty special ."

"In any case , who ever thought that New York is typical of anything ? ?"

"They did not `` duck the war '' but they fought in it , however reluctantly ; ;"

"They did not worry about `` experience '' , because experience thrust itself upon them ."

Krim's typicality consists only in his New Yorker's view that New York is the world ; ;

Closely related to his illusions about his typicality is Krim's complicated feeling about his Jewishness .

"He writes , `` Most of my friends and I were Jewish ; ;"

"Krim says , in short , that he is a suffering Jew ."

"The only possible answer to that is , I am a suffering Franco-Irishman ."

"We all love to suffer , but some of us love to suffer more than others ."

"And again , `` how can you write when you haven't yet read ' Bartleby The Scrivener ' '' ? ?"

Krim came to believe that `` the novel as a form had outlived its vital meaning '' .

His `` articulate Jewish friends '' convinced him that education ( read `` reading '' ) was `` a must '' .

"Commentary was a mere suburb of Partisan Review , the arch-enemy ."

Both magazines were `` rigid with reactionary what-will-T. S. Eliot-or-Martin Buber-think ? ?

"'' Partisan has failed , Krim says , for being `` snob-clannish , overcerebral , Europeanish , aristocratically alienated '' from the U.S. ."

"'' Kenyon , Sewanee , and Hudson operated in an `` Anglo-Protestant New Critical chill '' ; ;"

"Qui s'excuse s'accuse , as the French Jewish intellectuals used to say ."

"God knows that Partisan and the rest often were , and remain , guilty of intellectual flatulence ."

"Screwed , stewed , and tattooed , as Krim might say after reading a book about sailors ."

"The universities certainly were not doing it , nor were the popular magazines of the day ."

That these magazines also deluded the Krims of the world is unfortunate but inevitable .

"( there are no ) literary movements , `` there are only writers doing their work ."

"Literary movements are the '' , creation of pimps who live off writers ."

"He indicates that he has none of the , disciplines that criticism requires , including education ; ;"

"He wasn't being , `` educated in '' those Village bull-sessions , as he claims ."

"the '' , rest will turn beat , or into dentists , or into beat , dentists ."

The most appalling aspect of Krim's piece is his reflection of the beat aesthetic .

There was never a doubt any more how his structures would be received ; ;

But he was too busy to hear what she was saying .

So they parted when she was in an impatient humor .

He kept on laughing until she started laughing with him .

"She called , trying to attain a half humorous resentment at his departure ."

She knew she was feeling afraid and inwardly laughed at herself .

"They were both so young , after all , so unready for any final parting ."

"How could it have been thirty years already , she wondered ? ?"

some Jews have in fact been all things to all men .

In the arena of power Jews have at one time or another been somebody's ally ; ;

And so on through the roles referred to in the previous paragraph .

But the two do not invariably or even typically coincide .

"Predispositions , in turn , fall conveniently into two categories for purposes of analysis ."

To some extent predispositions are shaped by exposure to group environments .

In some measure they depend upon the structure of individual personality .

But millions of human beings were exposed to Lueger's propaganda and record .

"Undoubtedly , however , the significance of the volume is greater than the foregoing paragraphs suggest ."

I am deliberately raising the policy problems involved in Gentile-Jewish relations .

The tasks are briefly indicated by these questions : What are my goals in Gentile-Jewish relations ? ?

What factors condition the degree of realization at various times and places ? ?

"However , in the context of legal and civic policy , these controversies are less than novel ."

They involve similar uncertainties regarding the multiple identities of any number of non-Jewish groups .

claims are properly disposed of according to norms common to all parties .

but it is perennially restructured in situations where anchors are dragged or lost .

It is not difficult to anticipate circumstances in which negative tensions will cumulate ; ;

"for instance , imagine the situation if Israel ever joins an enemy coalition ."

the future weight of informal factors cannot be so easily assessed .

During moments of intense crisis the responsibility of political leaders is overwhelming .

At such critical moments predispositions favorable to human dignity most obviously `` pay off '' .

Now an abiding difficulty of paragraphs like the foregoing is that they appear to preach ; ;

"Properly used , the present book is an excellent instrument of enlightenment ."

For this purpose a degree of intellectual and emotional involvement is necessary ; ;

but involvement needs to be accompanied by a special frame of mind .

"self-discovery calls for an open , permissive , inquiring posture of self-observation ."

"He succeeds Buck Shaw , who retired at the end of last season ."

In the past the club depended largely on Van Brocklin's aerials .

"Skorich , however , is a strong advocate of a balanced attack -- split between running and passing ."

An injury forced Skorich to quit after the 1948 season .

He began his coaching career at Pittsburgh Central Catholic High School in 1949 .

He was there one season before rejoining the Steelers as an assistant coach .

Four years later he resigned to take a similar job with the Green Bay Packers .

His goal was to obtain a National League team for this city .

The New York franchise is headed by Mrs. Charles Shipman Payson .

"Shea and his wife , Nori , make their home at Sands Point , L. I. ."

"Bill Jr. , 20 , Kathy , 15 , and Patricia , 9 , round out the Shea family ."

He attended New York University before switching to Georgetown University in Washington .

He played basketball there while working toward a law degree .

"Later , Shea owned and operated the Long Island Indians , a minor league professional football team ."

He was the lawyer for Ted Collins' old Boston Yankees in the National Football League .

All was quiet in the office of the Yankees and the local National Leaguers yesterday .

"The principal speaker will be Senator Stuart Symington , Democrat of Missouri ."

Arnold Palmer has been a blazing figure in golf over the past twelve months .

"He won the Masters , the United States Open and a record $80,738 in prize money ."

"A couple of weeks ago , he scored a monstrous 12 on a par-5 hole ."

Then the pixies and the zombies took over while the banshees wailed in the distance .

"On the narrow fairway of a 508-yard hole , Arnold whipped into his second shot ."

"The ball went off in a majestic arc , an out-of-bounds slice ."

He tried again and once more sliced out of bounds .

He hooked the next two out of bounds on the opposite side .

Each of the four wayward shots cost him two strokes .

"Willie's partner was Long Jim Barnes , who tried to keep count ."

"`` Nae , man '' , said Willie , `` ye must be countin' the echoes '' ."

"Arnold sent for Joe Dey , the executive secretary of the golf association ."

He'll even bull head-on into the rules when he is sure he's right .

"`` You're wrong '' , said Arnold , a man who knows the rules ."

"He scored a 4 for the embedded ball , a 3 with the provisional one ."

"However , this would require a lengthening of the season from thirteen to fourteen weeks ."

`` We'll have the problem of baseball at one end and weather at the other '' .

I can see it from this window where I write .

Let's throw a little nuclear hardware at them and show them who's boss '' .

"Leaves were burning somewhere and the smoke smelled , for all its ammoniac acidity , of beginnings ."

The boundless blue air was stretched over the zenith like the skin of a drum .

"Leaving her house one late afternoon , Mrs. Pastern stopped to admire the October light ."

It was her work to go among her neighbors and collect their checks .

Mrs. Horowitz was in charge of diseases of the nose and throat .

She experienced none of the suspense of some poor stranger selling encyclopedias .

Here and there she stayed to visit and drink a glass of sherry .

"She stopped at the Surcliffes' after dusk , and had a Scotch-and-soda ."

`` I did everybody on my list but the Blevins and the Flannagans .

their maid gave him an envelope with a check in it and shut the door .

"The name encouraged him , because he always felt that he could handle the Irish ."

"`` Your wife just called '' , she said , separating one word from another , exactly like a child ."

"Won't you step into the living room , where it's cozier '' ? ?"

"`` I'll have a drink , then , if you'll have one with me '' ."

"`` Sit down '' , he said , `` and enjoy your drink and look for your checkbook later ."

She would rather live in danger than die of loneliness and boredom .

"`` I've seen you , though , before '' , she said with enormous coyness , patting his knee ."

`` I've seen you walking your dogs on Sunday and driving by in the convertible .

It serves merely as an excess cushion for the rest of the carcass .

"`` I've never done this before '' , she said later , when he was arranging himself to leave ."

"Her voice shook with feeling , and he thought it lovely ."

"He didn't doubt her truthfulness , although he had heard the words a hundred times ."

"`` I've never done this before '' , they always said , pouring another whiskey ."

"`` I've never done this before '' , they always said , putting on their stockings ."

"He thought first of his son and daughter , away at college ."

It was the only meaning of the word that he had ever known .

In the starlight he could see the trees stripped of their leaves .

Children walking home from school would scuff through what seemed to be his foliage .

They now lead Louisville by a full game on top of the American Association pack .

Nischwitz fanned six and walked only Charley Hinton in the third inning .

"After Al Paschal gruonded out , Jay Cooke walked and Jim McDaniel singled home McAuliffe ."

Alusik then moved Cooke across with a line drive to left .

Cliff Cook accounted for three of the Tribe's eight hits .

The infield was well flooded but the expanded outfield was much too dark .

Ed Donnelly is still bothered by a side injury and will miss his starting turn .

"Lemon was on with his fourth single of the game , a liner to center ."

He came all the way around on Gardner's hit before 5777 fans .

-- Boston Red Sox Outfielder Jackie Jensen said Monday night he was through playing baseball .

This was the first word from Jensen on his sudden walkout .

The conductor said to Ritchie : `` I don't think you want to talk to him .

`` I told him who I was and he was quite cold .

"Liston is Bill Liston , baseball writer for the Boston Traveler , who quoted Jensen as saying :"

Of the two cherished achievements the elderly Spahn's hitless pitching probably reached the most hearts .

"Yes , with Bob Grove , Carl Hubbell , Herb Pennock , Art Nehf , Vernon Gomez , et al ."

Willie's lifetime batting average of is 11 points beyond Mickey's .

Actually they were helpless to do anything about the nationwide policy .

There are two more Sunday afternoons when the situation will arise .

"The crowd of 32,589 had only two chances to applaud ."

"`` Suppose you take Mr. Hearst's morning American at $10,000 a year '' , Brisbane proposed ."

Hearst took a brief respite to hurry home to New York to become a father .

This was the very sort of legislation that Roosevelt himself had in mind .

Roosevelt and others considered him partly responsible for the murder of McKinley .

He showed little interest in measures put forward by the regular Democrats .

There was talk of dragging old ex-President Cleveland out of retirement for another try .

"If anything , the conservative Democrats were more opposed to Hearst than the Republicans ."

It caused Henry Watterson to sound a blast in his Louisville Courier-Journal :

"More splenetic was Senator Edward Carmack of Tennessee , a Parker man ."

"`` The nomination of Hearst would compass the ruin of the party '' , Carmack said ."

"`` I understand [ Hearst ] is a candidate for Presidential honors '' , Devery said without cracking a smile ."

Our state has been overrun with a gang of paid agents and retainers .

He took the stack of mail and tossed it into the waste basket .

But I do not have to be bribed by office to be a Democrat .

I have supported the Democratic party in the last five campaigns .

Yet his editors did not abandon their sense of story value .

"`` This whole Washington venture was my last gesture , and it has failed ."

Physically as well as mentally I have reached the limit of my endurance .

For him to divorce God and wife simultaneously would be bad publicity .

"And she withdrew then to Cromwell Hall , in Cromwell , Connecticut ."

Harcourt replied : `` I do really hope you can achieve serenity in the course of time .

"Of course I hope Hal can also , but those hopes are much more faint '' ."

"on January 8 , 1927 , he returned to the Grosvenor in high spirits , and looking fit ."

"When Breasted insisted that this was impossible for him , Lewis decided to go abroad ."

L. M. Birkhead challenged him to name one and he was silent .

"But that sermon , like those of hundreds of other ministers , was yet to be delivered ."

In London Lewis took the usual suite in Bury Street .

These rumors of permanent separation started up a whole crop of stories about her .

"And she replied , `` I was born in America , but I was conceived in Vienna '' ."

"He invited Lady Sybil , Lord Thomson , Bechhofer Roberts , and a half dozen others ."

"He suggested that they call on these brothers , who received them pleasantly ."

Then they returned to their hotel and got ready for bed .

"It was late , and Blackman was ready to go to sleep , but Lewis was not ."

"He said , `` We had a good time tonight , didn't we , Earl '' ? ?"

"In the comedy division , the Kings simply augment talent and imagination with a few props ."

"Net result is some crazy-wonderful nonsense , part of which can be classed as pure slapstick ."

"Kings 4 , have rated as a popular act in Vegas and Western nightclubs ."

Andy Bartha and his trio have booked into Oceania Lounge .

"The Cumbancheros , Latin combo , open Tuesday at the Four O'Clock Club ."

`` Flip '' Phillips for a return engagement at Fireside Steak Ranch Wednesday ; ;

Cafe Society opens formally this afternoon under its new ownership .

"Bandstand features Hal DeCicco , pianist , for both dinner hour and the late trade ."

The Tic-Tac-Toe trio is the club's new show group which also plays for dancing .

"Vivacious redhead debuts another shop , her sixth , in the Governor's Club Hotel this week ."

"Student Prince Lounge on Atlantic Blvd. plotting a month-long `` festival '' throughout October , with special features ."

"( Which is understandable -- if you've ever sampled the exotic , peppery fare ."

"Bea Morley , Jimmy Fazio , Jim O'Hare , Ralph Michaels , Bill and Evelyn Perry at the Escape ."

Performers include a company of 46 dancers and a symphony orchestra .

The business education program operates with the cooperation of local high schools and business firms .

He was particularly struck by a course on Communist brainwashing .

"The first one , two years ago , changed the routine of their home life ."

"To their surprise , the children all were eager and quite able to take part ."

Even the two-year-old feels miffed if the family has a prayer-time without her .

A family worship service will follow the program at 7:45 p.m. .

New officers of the church will be ordained and installed at the 7:30 p.m. service .

"His pianist was Donald Jenni , a faculty member at DePaul University ."

"In vying with him , Mr. D'Albert also seemed to be overdriving his tone ."

"Mr. D'Albert has a firm , attractive tone , which eschews an overly sweet vibrato ."

"They might well indicate conjugal felicity , but in musical terms that smack of Hollywood ."

And the tone she commands is always beautiful in sound .

The second half of her program was devoted to Russian composers of this century .

It was in them that Miss Xydis was at her best .

"The four Kabalevsky Preludes were also assured , rich in color and songful ."

A memory lapse in the last somewhat marred the pianist's performance .

"So , what was the deepest music on her program had the poorest showing ."

Miss Xydis was best when she did not need to be too probing .

"All the generals who held important commands in World War 2 , did not write books ."

And the best books by generals were not necessarily the first ones written .

"It is `` Defeat Into Victory '' , by Field Marshal Viscount Slim ."

"He returned in command of an international army of Gurkhas , Indians , Africans , Chinese and British ."

On the whole this is an interesting and exceptionally well-written book .

"Field Marshal Slim is striking in description , amusing in many anecdotes ."

`` Defeat Into Victory '' is a dramatic and lively military narrative .

"His remarks about training , discipline , morale , leadership and command are enlightening ."

He believed in making inspiring speeches and he made a great many .

He believed in being seen near the front lines and he was there .

"administrative organization and delicate diplomatic relations with Top Brass -- British , American and Chinese ; ;"

"Commenting on these and other matters , Field Marshal Slim makes many frank and provocative remarks :"

"`` When in doubt as to two courses of action , a general should choose the bolder '' ."

Of the Japanese private he says : `` He fought and marched till he died .

"Their singing was well-balanced , clear and , within obvious limitations , extremely pleasing ."

"Furthermore , there were solid musical virtues in the interpretation of the music ."

"Other capable soloists included David Clifton , Joseph Schockler and Pat Thompson ."

"The material is all basically of folk origin , gleaned from every section of Poland ."

it is more likely the sons and daughters of that company .

The girls are charming children and the men are wonderfully vital and engaging youngsters .

"There is , for example , a stunning Krakowiak that closes the first act ; ;"

and the dances and songs from the Tatras contain a magnificent dance for the men .

"Here the Pennsylvania militia skirmished with the British , but soon fled ."

Morgan immediately disposed his troops for action and found he had not long to wait .

"In his dealings with offenders , however , Morgan was typically firm but just ."

Daniel Morgan's rheumatic condition worsened with the increase of the cold and damp weather .

The dreary camp at Valley Forge was turned into an arena of rejoicing .

Even the dignified Washington indulged in a game of wickets with some children .

His soldiers on the whole did not celebrate so mildly .

But Morgan evidently reported matters of intelligence much more important to his commanding general .

"The Theatre-by-the-Sea , Matunuck , presents `` King Of Hearts '' by Jean Kerr and Eleanor Brooke ."

"John Heffernan , playing Larry Larkin , the cartoonist , carries the show in marvelous fashion ."

His portrayal of an edgy head-in-the-clouds artist is virtually flawless .

Not that Mr. Hedison does not make the most of his role .

"And for his playmate , Francis Coletta of West Warwick , who has a bit part , Billy ."

"Furthermore , he's something of a scoundrel , an artist whose mind and feelings are all finger-tips ."

This is in contrast to the family with whom he boards .

They not only think and feel cliches but live cliches as well .

"It is awfully talky , for instance , and not all of the talk is terribly impressive ."

But it strikes sparks on occasion and their light causes all else to be forgotten .

It is greatly to Berman's credit that he made no attempt to outdo Ray Bolger .

The big audience started applauding even before he had finished .

This is one of the happier events of the season .

Certainly in the matter of principals there is nothing lacking .

"Then Rudy Bond was simply grand as Ben , the distraught Republican Party district chieftain ."

"Jen Nelson , as Thea , his first wife , managed to make that short role impressive ."

all the words of its clever lyrics came through with perfect clarity .

Not a corner has been visibly cut in this one .

I'm glad to say there's none of that distraction in this `` Fiorello ! !

The answers the girls give struck me as reasonably varied and healthily individual .

"Most of the female faces are new , or at least not too familiar ."

"Dolores Hart , is charming in a leading role , and quite believable ."

"A couple of the males made good comedy , too -- Jim Hutton and Frank Gorshin ."

The Senator was shocked by stoppages over allegedly trivial disputes that delayed our missile program .

Neither has Congressman Martin nor Senator McClellan been heard from on the matter ; ;

they are preoccupied with ending labor abuses by extending the anti-monopoly laws to the unions .

"The anti-trust laws inform a business that it must compete , but along completely undefined lines ; ;"

it must play a game in which there never is a winner .

The fact is that any business that wants to operate successfully cannot follow the law .

Hypocrisy thus becomes the answer to a foolish public policy .

Accounting procedures can be varied to provide a rationale for almost any price .

Uncle Sam would then accuse them of creating a monopoly by `` unfair competition '' .

"But if they show self-restraint , they don't get the orders ."

Engaging in such a conspiracy was an act of mercy by the giants .

And which theory would govern the enforcers of the law on Sunday ? ?

The question might be asked : `` Don't the managements of the heavy-electrical-goods manufacturers know these facts ? ?

( P. 214 ) anti-trust laws became the greatest protection to uncontrolled business dictatorship .

A secret conspiracy of manufacturers is hardly such a vehicle .

"Before 1933 , individuals who opposed trade unions and collective bargaining said so in plain English ."

The basic purpose of an effective collective-bargaining system is the removal of wages from competition .

Human labor was exactly that -- a commodity -- in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century America .

"There were no pious hypocrisies then about being for collective bargaining , but against labor monopoly ."

"In People vs. Fisher , Justice Savage of the New York Supreme Court declared :"

Senator McClellan is proposing the application of anti-trust measures to unions in transportation .

The passage of the Sherman Act was aimed at giant monopolies .

Labor remained a commodity -- but presumably a privileged one granted immunization from the anti-trust laws .

"In 1922 , the United Mine Workers struck the Coronado Coal Company ."

) The court first ruled that the strike constituted only an indirect interference with commerce .

"One of the people who was afraid of Alfred was his own brother , Lew ."

"Everything was all very friendly , except when it came to Harry , the youngest brother ."

Instead she waited for Alfred to get better and take care of her .

Spring was life -- and Alfred Alpert in his sickroom was death .

"My father , who liked Alfred very much , was a constant visitor ."

One day Alfred told him that he had decided to leave everything to me .

"if he wanted to leave me something let it be a trinket , nothing else ."

Alfred was getting too sick to stay in his own home .

Solemnly he walked me back to Alfred's house without a word passing between us .

"Then Meltzer's voice , quiet , calm , strong , started the Kaddish , the prayer for the dead ."

"Meltzer stayed with Alfred , and when the door opened they both came out ."

"Alfred , leaning on Meltzer , stopped for a minute to look at Tessie ."

Alfred nodded a little nod and went out through the door .

"Outside , his brother Harry was waiting for him -- he had come to say good-bye ."

Alfred walked past him without a word and got into the car .

"The car began to move and Harry ran after it crying , `` Alfred ! !"

But the car moved off and Alfred just looked straight ahead .

Harry followed the car until it reached the main road and turned towards Kingston .

He stood there watching until it had gone from his sight .

I went to visit Alfred in the Kingston Hospital a few times .

I don't think he ever got to drink any of it .

The jug stayed at the hospital and the water -- what can happen to water ? ?

He came to Fleischmanns directly from the boat that brought him to America from Russia .

He was a learned man and a very gentle soul .

He was filled with knowledge of the Bible and the Talmud .

"Banks had a family -- a wife , a daughter , and a son ."

He treated both with equal indifference and with equal contempt ; ;

And Lilly's whole family seemed to be an apology for Mr. Banks .

For every rude word of Mr. Banks's the family had five in apology .

Every chance I got I left the hotel to visit Lilly .

"When these chores were finished , only then , was she allowed whatever freedom she could find ."

"To me it was a game , to her it was the deadly seriousness of life ."

I wanted to help so that we could find time to play .

The road past the butcher shop took us along the side of a stream .

And she had the kind of crossed eyes that shocked .

I accepted her crossed eyes as she accepted my childishness ; ;

Karl played well and his favorite song was a Schubert lullaby .

"Estimates of the city's loss in the $344,000 job have ranged as high as $200,000 ."

"The Hughes concern then took `` shortcuts '' on the project but got paid anyway , Hemphill said ."

The Philadelphia Transportation Co. is investigating the part its organization played in reviewing the project .

Varani has been fired on charges of accepting gifts from the contractor .

"`` I am taking the position that the contract was clearly violated '' , Berger said ."

"But , Hemphill added , bids from other contractors ranged from $2400 to $3100 per joint ."

"Wagner said the city paid only $37,500 to the Hughes company ."

"`` We won't know the full amount until we get a full report '' , Wagner said ."

"`` We can claim on the maximum amount of the bond '' , Berger said ."

"Wagner replied , `` Can't you just see the headline : ' City Hooked for $172,000 ' '' ? ?"

Berger insisted that `` we know enough to sue for the full amount '' .

"`` We want to find out who knew about it '' , Pratt said ."

"The cost of a license now is $2 , with an annual renewal fee of $1 ."

Goodis said that single rooms account for 95 percent of the accomodations in some hotels .

"He reported that the city's contributions for animal care included $67,000 to the Women's S.P.C.A. ; ;"

"$15,000 to pay six policemen assigned as dog catchers and $15,000 to investigate dog bites ."

"The city is not adequately compensated for the services covered by the fees , he said ."

He was caught driving the day after the sentence was pronounced and given a warning .

His widow started the circulation of petitions after Barnard was reprimanded for violating the probation .

"The tract is bounded by Island Ave. , Dicks Ave. , 61st St. , and Eastwick Ave. ."

The esplanade would feature pedestrian bridges over roads in the project .

The younger boy said the blast knocked him out of bed and against the wall .

The explosion sent the hood of the car flying over the roof of the house .

It was first believed the bomb was rigged to the car's starter .

"A $500 reward was offered by the association's local in Kansas City , Kas. ."

Mining is secretary-treasurer of the local and Shiflett is a member of its executive committee .

Gen. Gursel has headed the military junta the last 17 months .

"Oh , sweet land of heaven , haint there just nothin like sweet nigger pussy ! !"

"Fresh , warm , sweet and juicy , sweet lovin sixteen , she was ."

"He thought of Joe Harris , the nigger who had gone after his sister ."

The big shock everybody had when they found ol Slater and those others done for .

"He had been pretty scared himself , wondering what the hell was coming off ."

But he soon saw which way the ball was bouncing .

"He kept sayin , not me , not me , I don't wanta wind up like em ."

"`` I told him '' , he said aloud They'll get the guys that done it ."

I hear the whole bunch is croakin out in the snow .

There was something troubling him though : as yet they hadn't Five days .

He glowed with anticipation about what would happen to the culprits when they caught them .

He had never heard the word reactionary before his life as a POW began .

"`` Four cuts at least '' , he chuckled to himself , `` and I owe it all to them '' ."

"The word also made him feel hate , sincere hate , for those so labeled ."

He used it very effectively when he wanted to get his squad on the ball .

It came up again and again in the discussion sessions .

Lousy Reactionary bastards been tryin to fuck up the Program for months .

"The thought came back , the one nagging at him these past four days ."

"He fought it , seeking to kill the last few words , but on they came out ."

"But he isn't with it , not at all with it ."

"He looked over at him , lying there , asleep , and he felt a wave of revulsion ."

"Sleepy-eyed , soft-spoken Johnson , Biggest thorn in my side of the whole fucken squad ."

He was the guy what always goofed at Question Time .

Why couldn't they have dumped him off on someone else ? ?

"The music surged up , but it failed to check it ."

"Knows the score With a supreme effort , he broke it off ."

"He was again tingling with pleasure , seeing himself clearly in Slater's shoes ."

"Top dog , sleeping and eating right there with the Staff ."

"Jesus , imagine , the crummy bastards , they'll get em , they'll get what's comin to em ."

"`` Lookit that come down , willya '' , said the man , scratching himself , yawning ."

"Keep the chatter to a minimum , short answers , one word , if possible ."

Just about to get their asses kicked into hut Seven .

You can do anything with these dumb fucks if you know how .

"The man shrank before the hot fury , searching frantically for the answer ."

There was a hell of a noise this time of morning .

He looked for the source of the noise that had awakened him .

"Just let me go home to Jersey , back to the shore , oh , Jesus , the shore ."

If I hafta do this to stay alive by God I'll do it .

I hated the goddamn army from the first day I got in anyhow .

"All pricks like Coughlin run it anyway , one way or another ."

"He rolled over and tried to shut out the noise , now much louder ."

"A river , wide as the Missouri , where it ran by his place ."

Why should I be spinning just because the goddamn log is spinning ? ?

"Over on the bank , the west bank , a man stood , calling to him ."

Dr. Johnson and William Hazlitt of the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries in England ; ;

and James Russell Lowell and Edgar Allan Poe of nineteenth century American letters .

"In short , he is constantly concerned with the ethical effects ."

Only those story tellers will remain who can `` imitate the style of the virtuous '' .

"True reality , of course , is the ideal , and the poet knows nothing of this ; ;"

"And with this point about the passions , we encounter Plato's dualism ."

"Plato feels that man has two competing aspects , his rational faculty and his irrational ."

"For this reason , he would banish indecent pictures and speeches from the stage ; ;"

"Aristotle's method in the Poetics , then , does suggest that we should isolate the work ."

"For one thing , Aristotle mentions that plays may corrupt the audience ."

He rejects certain plots because they do not contribute to that end .

"If Krutch is correct , tragedy may have quite the opposite effect ."

It may allay our passions and so restore the rule of reason .

No one suggested that the ethical effects of the art were irrelevant .

Both sides claimed that Plato and Aristotle supported their cause .

"He does not really approve of levity and laughter , but sex is the deadly sin ."

"Thus we will have a society consisting of the planners or conditioners , and the controlled ."

And we do it by taking talent -- and redirecting it '' .

But the only ideal he can think of is `` Sales '' ! !

-- A wave of public resentment against corruption in government is rising in Massachusetts .

There is a tangible feeling in the air of revulsion toward politics .

But there are reasons for the current spotlight on the subject .

A succession of highly publicized scandals has aroused the public within the last year .

-- Congress starts another week tomorrow with sharply contrasting forecasts for the two chambers .

"In the Senate , several bills are expected to pass without any major conflict or opposition ."

The housing bill is now in the House Rules Committee .

"It is expected to be reported out Tuesday , but this is a little uncertain ."

Mr. Trimble has been in the hospital but is expected back Tuesday .

"The Democratic leadership , however , hopes to pass it sometime this week ."

It also provides for funds to clear slums and help colleges build dormitories .

They are James J. Delaney of Queens and Thomas P. O'Neill Jr. of Massachusetts .

The U. S. Government pays for all its overseas workers '' .

"And then , some churchmen remarked , there is a more classical church-state problem :"

"R. Sargent Shriver Jr. , director of the corps , is certain that they can ."

Mr. Khrushchev was jesting in the expansive mood of the successful banker .

"In 1960 more than 6,000 Communist technicians were present in those countries ."

"India is the most populous United Nations member with more than 400,000,000 inhabitants ."

"An agreement among the Princes on a coalition government would ease their task , diplomats conceded ."

The pace of the talks has slowed with each passing week .

"Princess Moune , Prince Souvanna Phouma's young daughter , read the Princes' statement ."

It was the first time any of us had laughed since the morning began .

The rider from Concord was as good as his word .

"Solomon Chandler hadn't misjudged the strength of his lungs , not at all ."

but I do know that he gave the day tone and distinction .

"The gun would fire or not , just as chance willed ."

"He was a fine and showy rider , but his skill was wasted on us ."

"From above me and somewhere behind me , a rifle cracked ."

It was my initiation to war and the insane symphony war plays ; ;

for what had happened on the common was only terror and flight ; ;

"I must state that the faster things happened , the slower they happened ; ;"

"In the course of this , they had fired on us ; ;"

Later we realized that the redcoats had stopped their charge at the wall .

Their only hope of survival was to hold to the road and keep marching .

"Meanwhile , I reloaded my gun , as the other men were doing ."

"That settled it , and we broke into parties of two and three ."

Cousin Simmons grabbed one of them by the shoulder and flung him away .

"`` God's name , what are you to rob the dead with the fight going on '' ! !"

"`` He's got high blood pressure , too , and bum kidneys '' , the doctor said to me ."

By this time word had got around that an American doctor was on the premises .

One fellow who had liver spots held out his hands to the great healer .

I might not make any money but I'd sure have patients '' .

"`` All you have to do , Ilka dear , is to phone on your arrival ."

"I suppose the same emotion holds , if to a lesser degree , with any famous monument ."

"Uh huh , we think , looking at them , so that's the Parthenon ."

We've come a long way and spent a lot of money .

Probably every visitor has a favorite time for his first sight of it .

"Another beautiful building is the Propylaea , the entrance gate of the Acropolis ."

"For some happy reason Doric , Ionic , and Corinthian have always stuck in my mind ."

These performances were being staged at historical monuments throughout Europe .

"Athenian society was split into two factions , the Philistines and the Artists ."

"This is a public bathing beach , easily accessible by tramway from the center of Athens ."

Although open to the general public it is not overcrowded ; ;

the atmosphere is that of an attractive private beach club at home .

We went there a couple of times to swim and enjoyed ourselves thoroughly .

"This agreeable state of affairs is explicable , I think , on two counts ."

"Three beneficial hurdles to progress are the lack of water , electricity , and telephones ."

"To enter it , you go down five or six steps from the road ."

"This restaurant , too , had a cat , a dusty , thin little creature ."

How can a cat be thin in a fish restaurant ? ?

"We met some charming Athenians , and among them our chauffeur Panyotis ranked high ."

"His English was limited , and the little he knew he found irritating ."

"A particularly galling phrase was `` O.K. , Panyotis , we have time at our disposal '' ."

This he claimed was the favorite refrain of the English .

And that is just what happened on the last few holes .

The Augusta National Golf Club Course got up and bit both Player and Palmer .

After a journey through woods and stream he double-bogeyed the 13th .

"As he signed his scorecard and walked off the course , Player was almost in tears ."

"As if to confirm his stature , he quickly won three of the first eight tournaments ."

"But Player was only one stroke back , with a 69 ."

"or Ken Venturi , who had a somewhat shaky 72 but was bound to do better ; ;"

( On Thursday nobody except Charlie Coe was thinking of Charlie Coe .

And last week at the Masters Palmer and Player did .

"`` I was hitting the ball well '' , Player said later , `` and I felt strong ."

It struck the 9th green on the fly and stopped just off the edge .

From there he chipped back and sank his putt for a par 4 .

"Starting the second nine , Palmer was already four strokes behind Player and knew it ."

Scientists say that the world and everything in it are based on mathematics .

A mathematical formula is nothing more than a pattern for solving a specific problem .

The equation is used for the mathematical process of solving the problem .

They involve only simple mathematics that are taught in grammar school arithmetic classes .

The lower number is always divided into the upper number : Af

It is used to separate two or more numbers in a row .

Numbers to be multiplied together may be multiplied in any order .

The result will be the same regardless of the order used .

The symbol is used to separate two or more numbers .

Numbers separated by addition symbols may be placed in any order .

"For use in formulas , fractions should be converted to their decimal equivalents ."

The easiest way to do this is with a conversion chart .

It is a number without which the equation cannot be solved correctly .

"When it is needed , one formula is as important as another ."

We'll take them in the general order of their popularity .

A rodder should be able to compute the displacement of his engine .

Most entry blanks for competitive events require engine displacement information because of class restrictions .

"The constant is , which is one-quarter of 3.1416 , another constant known as `` pi '' ."

Pi is used in formulas concerned with the dimensions of circles .

"Dimensions in inches , and fractions of inches will give the displacement in cubic inches ."

Dimensions in centimeters and fractions of centimeters will give the displacement in cubic centimeters ( cc. ) .

One inch equals 2.54 centimeters : one cubic inch equals 16.38 cubic centimeters .

"For example , let's consider a standard 283 cubic inch Chevy Aj ."

"The formula , with the fractions converted to decimals , becomes Af ."

Cylinder volume is determined in exactly the same manner as for the displacement formula : Af .

This is possible with water and other liquids that have a high surface tension .

"However , the displacement of the cylinder can be converted to cubic centimeters ."

The volume of the opening is added to the combustion chamber volume .

The total of these three volumes is the `` final combustion chamber volume '' .

Applying these figures to the formula we get the equation : Af .

To simplify the formulas a representative symbol is substituted for each of the factors .

"Using the same figures as for the previous example , the equation becomes : Af"

"Using the figures from the previous examples , the equation becomes : Af ."

"In time Isfahan came to be known as `` half the world '' , Isfahan nisf-i-jahan ."

"For one thing , there is a natural belt of rock across the river bed ; ;"

"for another , it was here that one of the old caravan routes came in ."

From upstream it looks like a long arcaded box laid across the river ; ;

"Below , twenty vaults tunnel through the understructure of the bridge ."

"Out of water , brick , and tile they have made far more than just a bridge ."

"Below , people line the steps , as though on bleachers , to watch the sky and river ."

"And it is expressed , at least to their taste , in a perfect form ."

Poetry for a Persian is nothing less than truth and beauty .

"That , at any rate , is what happens at the Khaju bridge ."

Boys and men go along the riverbank or to the alcoves in the top arcade .

In this true lover's tomb interred A world of love lies sepulchred .

A nice bachelor apartment in a place called the Lancaster Arms '' .

"`` Uhhu '' , she said , hardly listening as she studied her left eyelid ."

`` And then I had another place farther downtown I used as a studio '' .

But I think a man needs at least one intimate friend to communicate with '' .

"Pausing , he waited for her to turn , to ask a question ."

`` Somehow I imagine that as you grew up you were alone a lot .

"`` I guess so '' , she said taking a Kleenex from her purse ."

"He asked , trying to touch a part of her life Alberto hadn't discussed ; ;"

"You know something more about me every day , don't you ? ?"

Was she just naturally sloppy about everything but her physical appearance ? ?

"He straightened up , ready to vent his exasperation , then grew afraid ."

`` They're an expensive English shoe for walking around a lot .

"`` I'll get an elegant pair of thin-soled Italian shoes tomorrow , Carla '' ."

Can't you wear something else and look a little more as though you belonged '' ? ?

"`` I don't mind at all '' , he said , delighted with her attention ."

"That day they loafed around , just getting the feel of the city ."

She had some amusing scandal about the Farneses in the old days .

When they got home at midnight she was tired out .

And in the morning when he woke up at ten the church bells were ringing .

"It was a good thing that she clung to her religion , he thought ."

It was too bad he had no feeling himself for church .

She would have been better off if she had stuck to her Bible .

"As for himself , he just didn't have the temperament for it ."

Then he thought of those Old Testament figures on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel .

"Being a woman though , she would take only what she needed from church ."

"Or a Protestant , or one of those amusing dogmatic atheists , or a strict orthodox Communist ."

What was the matter with him that they all wearied him ? ?

"And he waited for her to say , `` Oh , no , I can do it , Sam ."

"Let's be fine superior people of great dignity '' , he said as if he were joking ."

"`` If you find it necessary , Sam , go ahead '' , she said , turning on the stair ."

He didn't know how she would behave with other people .

"When they walked into the Ferraro apartment , the old lady , bowing and smiling , said softly ."

"Agnese , smiling too , said , `` 'ello '' , and then more slowly , `` I am happy '' ."

And they sat down and began their little coffee party .

"Acting only as interpreter Carla , her hands folded on her lap , was utterly impersonal ."

"She would turn to them , then turn to him , then turn again ."

"Signora Ferraro , bobbing her head encouragingly , asked Sam about Canada , having a special interest ."

For a year the boy had lived in the bush in a boxcar .

Did many of Sam's countrymen live in boxcars in the bush ? ?

Regretfully Sam explained that he had no experience with boxcars .

"A very great Pope , this one , the old woman explained , her black eyes sparkling ."

"Agnese had been sitting quietly , listening with the serenity of the unaware ."

Now a little flush came on her pale homely face and enchantment in her eyes .

"Yes , the Pope could die and quickly be made a saint ."

"Nodding approvingly and swelling with importance , the old lady whispered confidentially ."

"The Pope , in the splendor of his great intellect , had neglected them a little ."

Jobs would be lost and new faces would become prominent .

"Indeed he did , Sam said solemnly , trying to get Carla's eye ."

"Surely she could see that these women were her Italians , too , he thought ."

"It's like a flame , I guess '' , she said in a dreamy tone ."

"It wasn't just the obnoxious birds that had ruffled her own feathers , of course ; ;"

"It was Jim's `` little '' sister Myra , the unreliable , irresponsible , forever flyaway , Myra ."

"She's a year older than I am , Lucy told herself ."

"Upstairs , busy feet , showering like raindrops , pattered around her room ."

Every doll in the house must be going with her '' .

"`` Darling '' -- she said , and the single word mingled love and exasperation in an equal blend ."

"but she had stayed all winter , and Cathy had stayed all winter too -- with them ."

"For an otherwise silent moment , Jim's keys jingled nervously in his pocket ."

"`` But she promised -- This will be different '' , he said at last ."

And not for one moment did she believe that Myra had settled down .

"Remembering that succession of disasters , she now considered Cathy , an ominous child-cloud on her horizon ."

"He went to the foot of the stairs and shouted up , fiercely , `` Susan ! !"

"Their arms around each other , they had been talking of the present and the future ; ;"

"Then , from within the still , sleeping house , the telephone had rung ; ;"

"Myra , with her news , was on the other end of the line ."

Jim turned back from the stairway and looked at her .

"His dark brows , which had been lowered in anger , smoothed ."

`` There isn't a chance of Myra's letting anything like that happen .

"they were husband and wife , and Myra had no right muddling and chilling their marriage ."

"`` Well , at last '' , she said , because Susan was clattering down the stairs ."

Susan stared at him with hurt blue eyes that gushed an instant grief ; ;

"to her , each of her dolls was a real person with a living heart ."

"`` Now , now '' , Lucy said , approaching Susan with a handkerchief , mopping skillfully ."

"And when you get back from Grandma's , Cathy will be here to play with you ."

"`` No '' , Susan said , grappling with her outsized armload of dolls with a Scrooge-like effect ."

"That was one more reason she didn't look forward to Cathy's visit , short or long ; ;"

"`` Well '' , Jim said , out of the silence , `` let's get going , dolls and all '' ."

"She had let Jim go with a chilly good-by , a chillier kiss ."

"its mate must be at home , silently guarding their nest ."

the sly female cowbirds took instant advantage of nests without sentinels .

"She said to herself , abandoning the cardinals and the cowbirds ."

It isn't only birds that dump their children in other people's nests .

"In the sunshine of late afternoon , Lucy stood looking at the ready guest room ."

A row of little hangers waited for a child's clothes in the neatly empty closet ; ;

Many times since his death that memory had worried and troubled her .

"Out in the hall , the upstairs phone shrilled , and the small ghost vanished ."

"When she picked up the receiver , her mother's cheerful voice was there ."

"she relaxed a little , and some of the tension went out of her ."

"`` Just for a couple of weeks , till Myra finds a place for them '' ."

"Once the soft , pretty moth found the bright light she had always wanted ? ?"

"Suddenly , seekingly , Lucy asked , `` Mother , do you know something I don't know '' ? ?"

"Again there was that curious pause , and then her mother said , `` I guess I do ."

"She hesitated , as though hunting over words and ways of putting them ."

"Then she jumped to her feet , the elastic phone cord uncoiling like a black snake ."

Myra had no intention whatever of sending for Cathy in two weeks .

"For Lucy , the day's nagging to-and-fro had come to an abrupt end ."

"Cathy is tired , Lucy thought , watching them come slowly up the path ."

"She trudged along slowly , both hands clutching a tired teddy bear ."

"Speaking generally , it furthered -- and still tends to further -- the interests of the Western powers ."

A concept of responsibility is in process of articulation and establishment .

"Already firmly implanted internally , it is a growing factor in external matters ."

A little more than twenty years ago the American people turned an important corner .

"Internal national responsibility , now a truism , need not be documented ."

Internal national responsibility is a societal response to the impact of the Industrial Revolution .

it becomes a perilous anachronism when adopted on a world-wide basis .

Complementing the political principle of nationalism is the legal principle of sovereignty .

"Operating side by side , together they helped shore up the nation-state ."

"While sovereignty has roots in antiquity , in its present usage it is essentially modern ."

"In fact , however , both principles have always been nebulous and loosely defined ."

High-level abstractions are always difficult to pin down with precision .

"Nevertheless , nationalism and sovereignty are reputed , in the accepted wisdom , to describe the modern world ."

to some degree they are being supplanted by a concept of national responsibility .

"As evidence to support that view , consider the following illustrative instances ."

What effort do you make to assess results of your program ? ?

"Are you using the most economical printing methods , paper , etc. ."

"Are there other , cheaper communications techniques that could be substituted ? ?"

Is your purchasing agent offering too much free-buying service for employees ? ?

Do your employees understand all the benefits to which your insurance entitles them ? ?

Are they encouraged to take full legal advantage of these benefits ? ?

Have you publicized the cents-per-hour value of the company's share of insurance premiums ? ?

Can your insurance company aid you in reducing administrative costs ? ?

Do you try to maintain the principle of employee-contributed ( as opposed to fully company-paid ) programs ? ?

Do you plan to limit additional holidays to area and industrial patterns ? ?

Have you considered using vending equipment to replace or reduce the number of cafeteria employees ? ?

Are there possibilities of having cafeteria help work part-time on custodial or other jobs ? ?

Can staggered lunch periods relieve the capacity strain on your feeding facilities ? ?

Would it be feasible to limit the menu in order to reduce feeding costs ? ?

Have you considered gradual withdrawal of subsidies to your in-plant feeding operation ? ?

Are you utilizing cafeteria space for company meetings or discussions ? ?

Have you audited your program recently to weed out those phases that draw least participation ? ?

Do employees contribute their share of money to recreational facilities ? ?

Could an employee's garden club take over partial care of plant grounds ? ?

Would a camera club be useful in taking pictures pertinent to plant safety ? ?

Are you spending too much money on team uniforms that benefit only a few employees ? ?

Are you utilizing vending machine proceeds to help pay for your program ? ?

Do you know the trend in your cost of maintaining access roads and parking lots ? ?

"If you use parking attendants , can they be replaced by automatic parking gates ? ?"

Will your local bus company erect and maintain the bus stops at your plant ? ?

"If you provide inter-plant transportation , can this be replaced by available public transportation ? ?"

Can vacations be spaced throughout the 12 months to minimize the number of employee fill-ins ? ?

Do you insist that unneeded salary employees take their vacations during plant shutdowns ? ?

Is an arbitrary retirement age of 65 actually costing your plant money ? ?

"Would early retirement of non-productive , disabled employees reduce the number of make-work jobs ? ?"

Will your union accept seniority concessions in assigning work for older or disabled employees ? ?

Can you share medical facilities and staff with neighboring plants ? ?

Do you rigidly distinguish between job- and non-job-connected health problems and avoid treating the latter ? ?

"Are you indiscriminantly offering unnecessary medical services -- flu shots , sun lamp treatments , etc. ? ?"

These factors can make the difference between waste and efficiency in any benefit program .

"Above all , don't set up extravagant fringe benefits just to buy employee good will ."

"Unions stress fringe benefits , but the individual hourly worker prefers cash every time ."

"U. S. Rubber Company , New York , passes out a form itemizing the value of benefits ."

"The blue-collar worker thus knows his insurance package , for example , costs $227.72 ."

It can put an end to marginal claims which play havoc with your insurance rates .

"Also , beware of open-end policies , especially in the medical field ."

Don't go overboard on insurance that pays benefits only upon death .

"Thus , you avoid headaches when an employee wants off for his fourth cousin's funeral ."

Coffee breaks can be a real headache if not regulated .

"Otherwise , you may be saddled with a good-size milk bill by milk drinkers ."

And so deadheads on the payroll can be eased out at the earliest possible age .

Make sure you have minimum age and time-on-the-job requirements tied into your pension plan .

There are two sides of a coin for this decision .

Workers usually think more of a plan they contribute to .

A non-contributory plan usually won't pay off for the worker until he retires .

"Thus , there is an added incentive to stay on the job ."

"For example , the Friday after Thanksgiving can be substituted for Washington's birthday ."

This reduces the number of expensive plant shutdowns and startups .

"Latest models serve hot meals at reasonable prices , and at a profit to you ."

"If a concessionaire runs the cafeteria , keep an eye out for quality and price ."

"If the soup tastes like dishwater , your employees won't blame the concessionaire ."

Check your cafeteria location to make sure it's convenient for most employees .

Soon they all were removed to Central Laboratory School where their delicate transformation began .

"Instead of kicking feet , Helva's neural responses started her wheels ; ;"

Her initial intelligence tests registered above normal and her adaptation index was unusually high .

"Brain ships were , of course , long past the experimental stages ."

She would one day be grateful to the patient drone of the sub-conscious-level instruction .

One such group got all incensed over shelled `` children '' when Helva was just turning fourteen .

Very few committees ever looked past the first few photos .

"Helva's class was doing Fine Arts , a selective subject in her crowded program ."

"As she worked she absentmindedly crooned , producing a curious sound ."

"`` Why , what a lovely voice you have '' , said one of the female visitors ."

"`` Yes , we have quite a few years of voice training , madam '' , remarked Helva calmly ."

`` Vocal peculiarities often become excessively irritating during prolonged intra-stellar distances and must be eliminated .

"`` I meant that you have a nice singing voice dear '' , the lady amended ."

`` I am currently reproducing the Last Supper on the head of a screw '' .

Helva turned her vision back to magnification and surveyed her copy critically .

"`` Did they remember to program a sense of humor , as well , young lady '' ? ?"

"`` We are directed to develop a sense of proportion , sir , which contributes the same effect '' ."

The good man chortled appreciatively and decided the trip was worth his time .

But `` singing '' for any shell person posed considerable technical difficulties to be overcome .

"She would work out a method , by-passing her limitations , whereby she could sing ."

Her own sound production equipment was essentially more instrumental than vocal .

"After experimentation , Helva discovered that she could manipulate her diaphragmic unit to sustain tone ."

She found herself able to sing any role and any song which struck her fancy .

"If the authorities remarked on her curious avocation , they did so among themselves ."

"The neural , audio , visual and sensory connections were made and sealed ."

She was ready for her great adventures and the arrival of her mobile partner .

There were nine qualified scouts sitting around collecting base pay the day Helva was commissioned .

Consequently no one had remembered to introduce Helva to the prospective partners .

"She asked hopefully , as she recognized the Scout Service uniform ."

"`` All you have to do is ask '' , he retorted hopefully ."

I thought perhaps there were no partners available and I've had no directives from Central '' .

The sudden solitude had lost its momentary charm and become oppressive .

A shot of orange juice would make everything seem better .

"He looked around his little Eden : bureau , bed , table , chair , two-burner stove ."

"In the cold light of day , it seemed a lunatic arrangement ."

The others will make you a little more comfortable until you get it licked .

"You young men get to be my age , you won't take flu so lightly '' ."

The doctor could call it anything from flu to beriberi ; ;

"He had caught , too , like an ailment , a confirmed distrust of women ."

"Once burned -- scalded , really , because Vivian had given him every encouragement -- forever shy ."

"In these damp circumstances , he was an odds-on bet to develop pneumonia ."

"Charlie forbore to mention that the wet was somewhat universal , Peony being less than weatherproof ."

"The note paper was pink , too , and the handwriting small and dainty and utterly feminine ."

"but on the other hand , he didn't want her swiping his salami ."

"But then , as he well knew , women are not guided by logic or common sense ."

"They would be black or white or horse-blanket plaid , chic and splashy , like Vivian herself ."

`` Why does this girl keep a sweater in the refrigerator '' ? ?

I must remember to warn the girl next to you in Larkspur .

"He could hear Mrs. Kirby now , warning her pale guest against sunburn ."

"`` I spoke to the fellow next door , too '' , she might say ."

"Clearly , two damp days with the Bobbsey Twins had done him no good ."

"The sun , blazing hot as prophesied , was far from kind to Mrs. Kirby's varicolored properties ."

"No wonder she was so pale , wearing all those cold clothes ."

"By the next morning , she had turned the paper over ."

He stuck his head in Mrs. Kirby's little rental office .

`` I guess that redhead next to me took your advice .

There were a sprinkling of daring bikinis and a preponderance of glorified tank suits .

"On the beach , there were pale girls and not-so-pale girls ."

And he saw them all as he walked up and down .

"Finally , in desperation , he opened the refrigerator , filched her hand lotion , and left a note ."

"`` I've got this sunburn '' , said the note , `` and I used some of your hand lotion ."

"Now Vivian , for instance , was not too long on sympathy ."

"She felt , and said , that sympathy only made people feel sorry for themselves ; ;"

"it was a tough world , and you had to be tough to hold your own ."

"He didn't know what was so tough about Vivian's world , slopping around Nassau with what's-his-name ."

"She might peel him , once the worst of the agony was over ."

"`` I'm not that anxious , but maybe that's why you're so fair '' ."

Do you have anything to read while you're shut up ? ?

Often these listeners would refer Sandburg to persons who had similar ballads or ditties .

In due time Sandburg was a walking thesaurus of American folk music .

"The book , published in 1927 , has been selling steadily ever since ."

"First , Carl respects his audience and prepares his speeches carefully ."

The second reason for his popularity is his complete spontaneity with the guitar .

"It is a mistake , however , to imagine that Sandburg uses the guitar as a prop ."

"I found that this precocious , grown-up boy of 74 deserved to be taught ."

One cause of Schopenhauer's pessimism was the fact that he failed to learn the guitar .

I am certain that Carl Sandburg will not fall into the same sad philosophy .

The public's identification of Carl Sandburg and the guitar is no happenstance .

Mr. Rosenberg suggested that they go out and find one .

"`` Preferably '' , said Carl , `` one battered and worn , such as might be found in a pawnshop '' ."

They went to the pawnshop of Joseph Miller of 1162 Sixth Avenue .

"`` He chose one from Mr. Miller's window , a plain guitar with no fancy polish ."

He walked home at night for two miles beyond the end of a suburban trolley .

The impression you get from Carl Sandburg's home is one of laughter and happiness ; ;

and the laughter and the happiness are even more pronounced when no company is present .

"Through all these years , Mrs. Sandburg has pointedly avoided the limelight ."

"She has shared her husband's greatness , but only within the confines of their home ; ;"

it is a dedication which began the moment she met Carl .

Even now I will not intrude upon her except to state a few bare facts .

"Her clothes , her hair , everything about her is both graceful and simple ."

"She has small , broad , capable hands and an enormous energy ."

"She is not only a trained mathematician and Classicist , but a good architect ."

"As the Sandburg goat herd increased , she also designed the barn alterations to accommodate them ."

"She was born Lilian Steichen , her parents immigrants from Luxemburg ."

"Her mother called her Paus'l , a Luxemburg endearment meaning `` pussycat '' ."

"Her parents , pious Roman Catholics , christened her Mary Anne Elizabeth Magdalene Steichen ."

"This family of Luxemburg immigrants , in fact , produced two exceptional children ."

Her mother was a good manager and established a millinery business in Milwaukee .

But her father was not enthusiastic about sending young Paula to high school .

"`` This is no place for a young girl '' , he said ."

She knelt out of reverence for having read the Meditations of St. Augustine .

`` I felt that I must devote myself to the ' outside ' world '' .

"`` And besides , Thorstein Veblen was one of the Chicago professors '' ."

"At the University of Chicago she studied Whitman and Shelley , and became a Socialist ."

She once gave a German recitation before a convention of German-language teachers in Milwaukee .

"She left the next day for her teaching job at Princeton , Illinois ."

") By the time the streetcar pulled away , he had fallen in love with Paula ."

And trailers for boats are not what they started out to be ten years ago .

The variety of craft on the country's waters today is overwhelming .

Boat prices vary according to the buyer's desires or needs .

There is no question as to just what is available .

There are canoes ideal for fishing in protected waters or for camping trips .

"There are houseboats which are literally homes afloat , accommodating whole families in comfort and convenience ."

"You may have your boat of wood , canvas , plywood , plastic , or metal ."

"You may order utility models , inboard or outboard , with or without toilets , galleys , and bunks ."

Terms and rates of interest for motors generally follow those for home appliances .

It was much the same with pleasure boating at first .

"However , there is a minimum of legislative restriction on boating ."

What may be acceptable in one state may be strictly prohibited across the boundary line .

State numbering laws differ from each other in many ways .

lack of ability and common sense can lead to just as much tragedy .

"This year , over 100,000 persons will receive this free instruction ."

Boatyards which also provide some of the above facilities may rightfully be called marinas .

We have learned much about interstellar drives since a hundred years ago ; ;

`` But the third ship came back several years ago and reported ''

"Said Hal , forgetting in his enthusiasm that he had not been asked to speak ."

Macneff stopped pacing to stare at Hal with his pale blue eyes .

"As I grew older and was promoted , so was he , always where I was ."

He is the one responsible for my getting such low M. R.'s .

"No , not he , for I , and I alone , am responsible for whatever happens to me ."

"If I die , I die because I willed it so ."

`` But did the expedition find any records of the Forerunner having been on this planet ? ?

"Perhaps , even , though this is too much to wish , find the Forerunner himself '' ? ?"

`` Though that does not mean that there may not be such records there .

"If you volunteer , you will be told where you're going after the ship leaves ."

We have considered several of your professionals because they were lamechians and above suspicion .

"And , if a man is married , he will automatically be given a divorce '' ."

"Macneff raised his hands apologetically and said , `` You are horrified , of course ."

"No , the fish could eat their bodies for all the Sturch cared ."

He and Mary would no longer have to tear and rend at each other ; ;

No matter who the candidate for marriage selected by the gapt

"He would no longer have to see that fat face , hear that whining voice"

"There was the squat loose-jowled man , smiling lopsidedly up at him ."

"`` My beloved ward , my perennial gadfly '' , said the whining voice ."

"`` I had no idea that you , too , would be on this glorious voyage ."

I had thought we would never again speak to each other '' .

Here they would lie in suspended animation for many years .

"Again , a force too strong for unfrozen bodies to endure would be applied ."

"Then , after slowing the vessel considerably , the drive would adjust to a one-gee deceleration ."

And the crew would be automatically brought out of their suspended animation .

These members would then unthaw the rest of the personnel .

"And , as Hal found out , obviously mistaken in many cases ."

"For one thing , the organs of speech of the Ozagen natives differed somewhat from Earthmen's ; ;"

"It was true that they could be approximated , but would the Ozagenians understand these approximations ? ?"

The same use of an entirely different word applied for all the other tenses .

whaddya gonna do with all those muscles ( of which he has none at the time ) '' ? ?

"Far from discouraging Henri , his parents urge him on to greater and greater accomplishments ."

You need the barbell variation to build width and mass in the pecs .

The dumbbell variation develops a most classically sculptured outline to the Aj .

The `` pull '' exercise in this Super-Set is the one-dumbbell Bent-Arm Pullover .

The Pushup done in this manner is the greatest pectoral-ribcage stretcher ever invented ! !

You'll know when you've made the greatest stretch because your shoulder blades will touch ! !

This is the kind of chest that invariably wins contests ; ;

Rarer still is a Mr. America or Mr. Universe of true Herculean build .

Often these exercises work well for some bodybuilders but less spectacularly for others .

a criterion of muscle `` drama '' that is unforgettable to judges and audiences alike ; ;

It places terrific tension on the leg muscles from start to finish of each repetition .

grasp the bar ( which will rest against the back of your neck ) ; ;

extend your feet forward and backward until you are in a deep leg split .

"Now raise the weight by straightening your front leg , without moving your feet ."

"Oh , you'll wobble and weave quite a bit at first ."

"Neither his appetites , his exacerbations , nor his despair were kin to yours ."

But he was no man in the moon to me .

But it could also be looked at from the other end of the spectrum .

One could see this chemical determinant as in itself a miracle .

"if one bullies , they say it is because one is afraid ; ;"

"if one shuns , they say it is because one desires ; ;"

") , I have never wanted to know what you knew of passion ."

I had developed too foolproof a facade to be afraid of self-betrayal .

But I will not skip it or cut it out .

But the time came when I was no longer innocent and therefore no longer helpless .

"To innocence , a word given is a word that will be kept ."

"Instinctively , innocence does unto others as it expects to be done by ."

"The innocence of which I speak is , I know , not incorruptible ."

I knew this knowledge to be corrupting at the time I acquired it ; ;

"You , I could swear to it , remained innocent in this sense until the end ."

There was a crowd in the stands for a change and the sun was hot .

For a few innings the Anniston team couldn't figure him out .

"Eddie Lee , Riverside's redheaded playing manager , ran after the ball but it rolled past him ."

Phil Rossoff cut over to center from left field to get the relay .

Eddie caught up with the ball near the fence and threw it to Phil .

Phil spun around and made an accurate throw into Mike Deegan's hands on third base .

Mike caught the ball just as the catcher slid into the bag .

But the Anniston boy had begun his slide too late .

He jumped to his feet and started to throw punches .

Mike Deegan tossed his glove away and began to swing at the catcher .

"Phil Rossoff , coming in from left field , stopped at the water fountain for a drink ."

He was eyeing the Anniston catcher warming up his pitcher before the inning began .

This so infuriated Deegan that he spun around and said : `` I'll get that little bastard .

"He stepped into the dugout , wondering why Deegan was always looking for trouble ."

When Deegan smiled his eyes never fit in with his lips .

The left fielder threw and it was a good one .

The Anniston players and their manager ran out on the field .

The Riverside physician came down to look over the injured ballplayer .

The Anniston manager was coming over to the Riverside dugout .

It began to look as if something was going to happen .

The Anniston manager came right up to the dugout in front of Mike .

He turned and went back across the field to his dugout .

The game started again and in the eighth inning Mike Deegan came up to bat .

Everyone in the ball park seemed to be standing and shouting .

The first ball the hefty pitcher threw came in for Mike's head .

"Deegan fell into the dirt , the ball going over him ."

Mike Deegan pounded the rubber plate with the end of his bat .

"He stood flat-footed in the box , but not very close to the plate now ."

The pitcher wound up and the ball came in straight for Mike's head .

The pitcher tossed his glove away and came towards Mike Deegan .

Mike and the Anniston pitcher were pulled away before they even came together .

Phil sighed and pulled the wet sweatshirt over his head .

`` Why the hell didn't you come out when you saw them gang up on me '' ? ?

"`` I didn't ask you to fight for the ball club '' , Phil said slowly ."

And Phil banged his locker door shut and spun around .

Phil followed Eddie into the office and shut the door .

"`` The best thing for you to do '' , Eddie said , `` is go home ."

Phil started to say something but Eddie cut him short .

`` Now don't tell me what a good ball player you are .

But what you haven't got is the heart to back up that talent with .

"You just haven't got the heart for pro-ball , and that's it '' ."

"Eddie stood up abruptly , then sat down just as abruptly ."

That's what I mean by no heart for the game .

Deegan had no business ramming into that kid out there .

"Phil turned and left the room , hearing Eddie say : `` Someday you'll see I was right '' ."

Phil started to take his clothes off and Frankie sat down on the bench again .

"`` Hell , plenty of guys get let out and come back later ."

What the hell right did Eddie have saying a thing like that ? ?

"He just didn't know what he was talking about , saying a thing like that ."

"`` You must be a very learned man '' , says Voltaire to one of the bandits ."

He refuses to believe that the bandit chief never attended a higher institution .

"Immediately after dinner , however , Rousseau asks for still another favor ."

He is in a hurry to write another essay against culture .

And his efforts to get a performance for his Gallant Muses invariably failed .

"`` String them onto some sort of little plot , and you'll have a delightful operetta '' ."

`` This is the sort of stuff I write and then throw away '' ! !

And they wouldn't leave off arguing and pleading until he had promised .

The fault was Rameau's and that of the whole culture of this Parisian age .

"That glory , craved for so long , was now forbidden to him ."

And everyone went to work to learn the parts which he wrote .

"Duclos , the historian , pointed out to Jean Jacques that this was impossible ."

"`` Let me do the submitting to the Royal Academy '' , he suggested ."

No one will even suspect that it is your work '' .

But now what crazy twists and turns of his emotions ! !

And how anxious this lover of obscurity was for applause ! !

But I said I would first have to get the author's permission .

"Now , when everything was opening up to him -- even the court of Louis 15 ! !"

"On the contrary , he was pleased that his face showed a neglect of several days ."

"`` If they are here , then surely I have the right to be here '' , Rousseau said ."

`` Is it because of my slovenliness that hair grows on my face ? ?

Surely it would grow there whether I washed myself or not .

A hundred years ago I would have worn a beard with pride .

And those without beards would have stood out as not dressed for the occasion .

"Now times have changed , and I must pretend that hair doesn't grow on my face ."

"Now , if you don't mind , I should like to hear my own piece performed '' ."

But of course behind his boldness he didn't feel bold at all .

Could he walk out in the midst of his piece ? ?

`` How can a man with any degree of common decency charge this '' ? ?

Jones said he regretted Hughes had made a personal attack on a past president .

Dumont spoke on the merit of having an open primary .

He then launched into what the issues should be in the campaign .

"In October 1944 , he was appointed state warden and chief of the Forest Fire Section ."

He also expanded and modernized the radio system with a central control station .

"But we'll have a liberal , well planned , forward looking , honest platform ."

"He said , `` You can see signs of the Republicans' feeble attack on the Meyner administration ."

"`` We must keep the bloodstream of New Jersey clean '' , the former Superior Court judge said ."

The plan will provide $45 million for purchase of open land by the state .

The other $15 million is to be alloted to municipalities on a matching fund basis .

Through most of 1787 operations on both sides had been lackadaisical ; ;

"those of 1788 were going to prove decisive , though many of their details are obscure ."

Potemkin was directing this conflict on three fronts : in the Caucasus ; ;

"along the Danube and among the Carpathians , in alliance with the Emperor Joseph's armies ; ;"

"Here the war would flame to its focus , and here Lewis Littlepage had come ."

"As his second in command The Prince had Marshal Repnin , one-time Ambassador to Poland ."

At General Headquarters the newcomer in turn got to know others .

"From Milan came the young Chevalier De Litta , an officer in the service of Malta ."

Lewis had expected to report at once to Jones's and Nassau's naval command post .

Around the billiard tables were always at least a couple of dozen beribboned generals .

"Among the visitors arriving every now and then there were , of course , women ."

Usually Lewis would find at headquarters one or more of The Prince's various nieces .

"His gray hair was thin , his face beginning to attract a swarm of wrinkles ."

"Like all Russians he was an emotional man , and in him the emotions warred ."

But he was perpetually engaged in a battle to command his own temper .

better to give an asinine answer than none at all .

in camp he knew it won you the affection of your men .

He had accordingly cultivated eccentricity to the point of second nature .

"Underneath , he remained one of the best-educated Russians of his day ."

"broader leather belt round the waist , holding cartridges and light sabre ."

Suvorov played parent not just to his Cossacks but to all his troops .

"When their levies came shambling into camp , they were all elbows , hair , and beard ."

This is the year home runs ranged from the sublime to the ridiculous .

Experts point to the thinning of pitching talent in the American League caused by expansion .

What ultimately frustrated every challenger was Ruth's amazing September surge .

"After 108 games in 1927 , Ruth had 35 home runs ."

"After 108 games in 1961 , Mickey Mantle has 43 , Roger Maris 41 ."

This is the great edge the two Yankees have going for them .

"To better Ruth's mark , neither needs a spectacular September flourish ."

In Ruth's day -- and until this year -- the schedule was 154 games .

"Neither Mantle nor Maris , understandably , will predict 60 home runs for himself ."

Mantle and Cerv use the twin beds in the bedroom ; ;

Maris sleeps on a green studio couch in the living room .

"With their huge backs and overdeveloped shoulders , both must have their clothes made to order ."

"Mantle is not normally given to public speaking -- or , for that matter , to private speaking ."

"`` To tell you the truth '' , Maris said , `` Mickey don't talk much '' ."

"Of the two , Mantle is by nature the less outgoing , Maris the more outspoken ."

"`` When I've made a dumb play '' , he says , `` I don't want to talk to anyone ."

"By his own confession , Maris is an angry young man ."

"Benched at Tulsa in 1955 , he told manager Dutch Meyer : `` I can't play for you ."

( Farrell did -- and Maris led the team to victory in the Little World Series .

"If you're a good ballplayer , you've got to get mad ."

"`` When you came up to the majors , did you seek out Williams for advice '' ? ?"

"Among all the Yankees , he is the veteran most friendly to rookies ."

Neither Mantle nor Maris is totally devoted to baseball above all else .

"They both possess near classic stances , dug in firmly , arms high , set for fierce swings ."

Both are good bunters : Maris once beat out eighteen of nineteen in the minor leagues ; ;

Mantle is a master at dragging a bunt toward first base .

"With this ultimate weapon , the two Yankees may have saved baseball from its dullest season ."

"Of the latter sample , 944 persons had been studied two years earlier ; ;"

It is not our impression that these evaluations are naively uncritical resultants of blissful ignorance ; ;

"Other conceivable goals , such as character-education and social adjustment , are of secondary importance to them ."

Students' choices of ideal educational goals are not arbitrary or whimsical .

But they are optimistic about their prospects in these regards ; ;

We find `` reluctant recruits '' whose values are not in line with their expected occupation's characteristics .

`` Conservatism '' and `` traditionalism '' seem implied by what has just been said .

"Furthermore , in certain respects , there are norms common to colleges and universities across the country ."

"Their commitments are , for the most part , couched in a familiar idiom ."

Students testify to a felt need for a religious faith or ultimate personal philosophy .

Avowed atheists or freethinkers are so rare as to be a curiosity .

"These personal and social goals often overshadow the goals of intellectual clarity , and spiritual transcendence ."

"after all , feelings of immortality and invulnerability are standard illusions of youth ."

It urged that the city `` take steps to remedy '' this problem .

Implementation of Georgia's automobile title law was also recommended by the outgoing jury .

`` Failure to do this will continue to place a disproportionate burden '' on Fulton taxpayers .

Attorneys for the mayor said that an amicable property settlement has been agreed upon .

The petition listed the mayor's occupation as `` attorney '' and his age as 71 .

"It listed his wife's age as 74 and place of birth as Opelika , Ala. ."

The Hartsfield home is at 637 E. Pelham Rd. Aj .

Henry L. Bowden was listed on the petition as the mayor's attorney .

"Hartsfield has been mayor of Atlanta , with exception of one brief interlude , since 1937 ."

His political career goes back to his election to city council in 1923 .

"When the gubernatorial campaign starts , Caldwell is expected to become a campaign coordinator for Byrd ."

A similar resolution passed in the Senate by a vote of 29-5 .

But he added that none of Georgia's congressmen specifically asked him to offer the resolution .

"The resolution , which Barber tossed into the House hopper Friday , will be formally read Monday ."

"Davis received 1,119 votes in Saturday's election , and Bush got 402 ."

"Ordinary Carey Williams , armed with a pistol , stood by at the polls to insure order ."

"`` This was the coolest , calmest election I ever saw '' , Colquitt Policeman Tom Williams said ."

`` Being at the polls was just like being at church .

"I didn't smell a drop of liquor , and we didn't have a bit of trouble '' ."

"The campaign leading to the election was not so quiet , however ."

"It was marked by controversy , anonymous midnight phone calls and veiled threats of violence ."

"During the election campaign , both candidates , Davis and Bush , reportedly received anonymous telephone calls ."

Sheriff Felix Tabb said the ordinary apparently made good his promise .

"From 1613 on , if the lists exist , they contain between twenty to thirty names ."

"The second name was ( Edward ) Kempe , matriculated from Queens' College at Easter , 1625 ."

"He proceeded M.A. in 1632 , and B.D. in 1639 , being made fellow in 1632 ."

He was ordained deacon 16 June and priest 22 December 1633 .

"Venn gave his B.A. as 1624 , a mistake for 1629 ."

"The fifteenth name was ( Thomas ) Baldwin , admitted to Christ's 4 March 1625 under Alsop ."

Then the various officers of the college might take up the case .

"These were his public academic activities , domi forisque , in the college and in the university ."

"His statements about sports and exercises of a physical nature are suggestive , but inconclusive ."

"Afterward , Tennessee's Democratic Senator Albert Gore summed it up for newsmen ."

"What Herter presented , said Gore , was `` not a very encouraging review '' ."

He began the diplomatic discussions that resulted in the establishment of Aj .

"This time , they were much better prepared and organized , and the political climate was favorable ."

"And counting noses , they seemed to have the votes to work their will ."

For 20 years he has enjoyed his power on the Rules Committee .

"( In the heat of the anti-Colmer drive last week , Judge Smith threatened reprisal against Powell ."

Said he : `` We will see whether whites and Negroes are treated the same around here '' .

"Smith flatly rejected the offer , and Mister Sam thereupon decided to join the rebels ."

"When Missouri's Clarence Cannon got the word , he turned purple ."

"He shouted , and rushed off to the Speaker's Room to object : `` A dangerous precedent '' ! !"

"`` One wants a little more power , and the other doesn't want to give up any '' ."

"Fair Dealer Humphrey upped the ante , asked cloture power for a mere majority of Senators ."

"Georgia's Dick Russell objected politely , and the battle was joined ."

"Privately , the liberals admitted that the Humphrey amendment had no chance of passage ."

"Nixon fulfilled his assignment with grace , then went beyond the required `` sufficient declaration '' ."

Here was a man with an enormous gift for living as well as thinking .

"To James this vision never quite came , despite his appreciation of it in others ."

I think that readers generally hate minute polemics and recriminations .

`` The Tyranny Of Trivia '' suggests arbitrary alphabetical associations to induce slumber .

Or the mildly epigrammatic utterance ( also a quotation ) : `` Woman's place is in the wrong '' .

Who but Thurber can be counted on to glean such nectareous essences ? ?

"' It's just a bat ' , said my wife reassuringly , and I sighed with relief ."

) who first conceived the startling fancy of a picture window in the abdomen .

"That is , it is literally a picture window : you don't see into the viscera ; ;"

"This is something like what Thurber's best effects are like , if I am not mistaken ."

For many readers Thurber comes closer than anyone else in sight .

But there is a difference between the present volume and the early Low .

"And the leading issue , that of piecemeal aggression , remains the same ."

Do we ourselves offer Mr. Low less of a crusade ? ?

that was a nightmarish situation and Low was in his element .

we are stronger and more self-confident -- and Low cannot so easily put us to rights .

Or does the reason for less Jovian drawings lie elsewhere ? ?

He does not seem to have caught the subtleties of the man .

The skies turn dark but the clouds do not loose their wrath .

Did Low decide to let well enough alone when he made his selections ? ?

He may have a point in urging that decadent themes be given fewer prizes .

What was true for archaeology was also true of place-name studies .

The value of place-names in the reconstruction of early English history had long been recognized .

Even before the century was out the tide of reaction had set in .

It would seem that the wheel had turned full circle .

"Therefore , in one way Kemble and Lappenberg have been vindicated ."

"Nevertheless , in another way modern historians still labor in the vineyard of the Oxford school ."

"They , in effect , have compromised the opposing positions of the nineteenth century ."

We know that the Saxon Shore was a phenonenon of late Roman defensive policy ; ;

in other words its existence belongs to the period of Roman Britain .

"The problem , in other words , is strictly a chronological one ."

"namely , is the idea that there were Saxon mercenaries in England at all reasonable ? ?"

"With a sneer , the man spread his legs and , a third time , confronted them ."

"Stevie twisted and , frantically , commanded the mare to leap straight ahead ."

"With a bold arm , he dared once more to obstruct them ."

"Seizing the bridle , he tugged with all his might and forced Katie to her knees ."

He saw the ground coming up -- and the stranger's head .

"With incredible ferocity , he brought his fists together and struck ."

"The man uttered a weird cry , spun about , and collapsed in the sand ."

"Katie scrambled to her feet , Stevie agilely retaining his seat ."

"He could feel his own feet , iron-shod , striking repeatedly until the body was limp ."

They rode around and around to trample the figure into the sand .

"His mother was nudging him , but he was still falling ."

before it was sprawled the mangled corpse of the bearded stranger .

Houses winked as the cars rolled beside a little depot .

The room vibrated as if a giant hand had rocked it .

"He stared at the far morning , expecting a pendulum to swing across the horizon ."

He raced to the window and yanked at the sash .

ivy climbed the red brick walls like a green-scaled monster .

`` There's a tower and a steeple on the church a million feet high .

`` They say that our steeple is one hundred and sixty-two feet high .

"Port Jervis , basking in the foothills , was the city of God ."

"The Dutch Reformed Church , with two steeples and its own school was on Main Street ; ;"

"The Catholics had the largest cemetery , near the Neversink River where Main Street ran south ; ;"

"Sometimes they went south and rolled past the tollhouse -- `` Afternoon , Reverend '' ! !"

"In the Delaware River , three long islands were overgrown with greening trees and underbrush ."

Where Cuddleback Brook purled into the Neversink was a magnificent swimming hole .

Papa pointed a scornful finger at the splashing youth : `` Idle recreation '' ! !

it troubled him that he couldn't always see what Papa saw .

"Ludie inquired every evening , pretending that he did not care ."

He made a will and last testament before we left Paterson .

"The cold , mysterious presence of God was all around him ."

The boy shuddered at the deathly pale countenance with its wrinkles and gray hair .

"Perhaps one day He will choose you as He chose me , long ago ."

"Therefore , give Him your affection and store up His love for you ."

He strove to think of God and His eternal wrath ; ;

Papa was disappointed that none of the brothers had heard the Call .

He would hear the Call and would run to tell Papa .

"The stern face would relax , the black-clad arms would embrace him , `` My son '' ! !"

Yet how might he know the Call when it came ? ?

"Probably , as in Scriptures , a still , small voice would whisper ."

"What if it came when he was playing , or was asleep and dreaming ? ?"

"therefore , nothing but good could happen to him , even in God's wrathful storms ."

"When the skies grew dark and thunder rolled across the valley , he was unafraid ."

Lightning could strike you blind if you were a sinner ! !

A flash illumined the trees as a crooked bolt twigged in several directions .

"He ran out into the downpour , sped across the yard and into the buggy room ."

"Drenched and shaking , he stood near the sweet-smelling stall and dared to pat her muzzle ."

"After the storm , the sky cleared blue and cool , and fragrant air swept the hills ."

"The fountain had brimmed over , the cannon were wet , the soldiers' monument glistened ."

The great spire shone as if the lightning had polished it .

"No one told on Ludie , not even when he slipped live grasshoppers into the mite-box ."

Ludie took his slingshot and climbed to the rooftop to shoot at crows .

"Ludie hopped rides on freight cars , and was chased by Mr. Yankton , the railroad guard ."

"He came home overheated , ran straight to the ice-chest , and gulped shivery cold water ."

A Newfoundland sat solemnly beside a doghouse half his size .

He wondered whether God had a dog in the sky .

"He meandered down Pike Street , past the First National Bank with its green window shades ."

"They stayed at hotels and boardinghouses , or at private homes ."

"Rich people went to Delaware House , Opera House , American House or Fowler House ."

"From June , 1942 , until December , 1945 , Pfaff served in the Army Air Corps ."

"While in the service he attended radio school at Scott Field in Belleville , Ill. ."

"He is married to the former Audrey Knecht and has a daughter , Karol , 13 ."

"Great chapters of history have been recorded along the avenue , now about 169 years old ."

"Street car tracks run down the center of Pennsylvania , powered with lines that are underground ."

Division one of the parade will be the service academies .

Then will come nine other states in the order of their admission to the union .

Division three will be headed by the Marines followed by 12 states ; ;

"division four will be headed by the Navy , followed by 11 states ; ;"

"division five , by the Air Force followed by 11 states ."

-- What does 1961 offer in political and governmental developments in Mississippi ? ?

"The odds favor a special session , more than likely early in the year ."

Barnett is not expected to be able to withstand the pressure .

And there has been no effort since the election to pull it back together .

The year will probably start out with segregation still the most troublesome issue .

The administration could not say why $28 million was needed for a grant-in-aid program .

"Actually , Davis would have to toss in the towel soon anyway ."

This is not the sort of thing most politicos would care to acknowledge publicly .

It could become an acute problem in the coming fiscal year .

The prospect of cutting back spending is an unpleasant one for any governor .

"In fact , he had raised quetzal birds in his camp in the forest of Ecuador ."

"He said , `` Some have criticized your book as being neither literary criticism nor history ."

This friend of many years came once to visit us in the house at Weston .

`` Did you ever know a man with greater zest for information ? ?

"I should have replied , `` I probably know something about the best part of you '' ."

But I only thought of that in the middle of the night .

"`` But however we go , whatever our doom , it will not take the Orwellian shape '' ."

they merely do their best to make it real for others '' .

`` Chicago And All That Jazz '' could not be faulted on the choice of artists .

NBC had gathered a lot of historical material which it was eager to share .

"This big , flexible voice with uncommon range has been superbly disciplined ."

"In the fullness of her vocal splendor , however , she could sing the famous scene magnificently ."

"Technically it was fascinating , aurally spell-binding , and dramatically quite realistic ."

Many years have passed since a Metropolitan audience heard anything comparable .

"Her debut over , perhaps the earlier scenes will emerge equally fine ."

"The performance also marked the debut of a most promising young conductor , Silvio Varviso ."

He injected more vitality into the score than it has revealed in many years .

His bel canto style gave the performance a special distinction .

Miss Sutherland first sang Lucia at Covent Garden in 1959 .

( The first Metropolitan Opera broadcast on Dec. 9 will introduce her as Lucia .

She will sing `` La Sonambula '' with it here next week .

It's really quite fun -- as long as you like games .

"Drums , xylophones , castanets , and other percussive instruments are reproduced remarkably well ."

"Many Hollywood films manage somehow to be authentic , but not realistic ."

"Strange , but true -- authenticity and realism often aren't related at all ."

"Almost every film bearing the imprimatur of Hollywood is physically authentic -- in fact , impeccably so ."

"But , alas , the authenticity seems to stop at the set's edge ."

He intimated that they weren't doing the country much good in the Cold War .

"And to an industry that prides itself on authenticity , he urged greater realism ."

Mrs. Reese entered 10 past bake-offs before she got into the finals .

Mrs. Oliver is mother of five children and wife of a machinist .

Mrs. Reese baked her cookies for only the third time in the Bake-off finals .

The second baking was for photographing when told she was a finalist .

More than 200 are expected at the autumn event which is matched in the spring .

"He started practice in 1917 , and served on the State Board of Medical Examiners ."

"There they continued their studies at the university , she in art , he in architecture ."

And there she had her first showing of tapestry work .

There's a lot of talk about the problem of education in America today .

Now they go to a high school that is two miles away .

"They could walk , ride on a bus or be driven ."

"`` My father walked , through two miles of snow , in Illinois '' ."

"`` No '' , I said , `` I didn't happen to grow up in Illinois '' ."

I've tried to compromise by letting them take the little car now and then .

"If they have to take any car , they'd rather take the big one ."

My wife could drive us down the hill and we could all walk from there .

"Nobody walks anymore but crackpots and Harry Truman , and he's already got an education ."

Stars throughout the volume denote dates of marriages during the past year .

Others are Carla Ruth Craig to Dan McFarland Chandler Jr. ; ;

"She is the former Judy Chapman , daughter of John S. Chapman of this city ."

Another marriage of note is that of Jane McAlester and William Louis Pfau .

But the Raoul Esnards have exchanged their residence in Southern California for Mexico City .

"Displayed as lamps , the puppets delight the children and are decorative accent ."

"To create such a lamp , order a wired pedestal from any lamp shop ."

Those illustrated are reminiscent of a circus top or a merry-go-round .

A generation ago there were plenty of people who appreciated antiques and fine reproductions .

Scotty accepted the decision with indifference and did not enter the arguments .

Scotty regarded the ear and the grizzled hair around it with a moment of interest .

`` I can fix him something later in the afternoon when we get home '' .

his lips and the usually sharp lines of his jaw had become swollen-looking .

"He breathed now with his mouth open , showing a whitely curving section of lower teeth ; ;"

"he kept his eyes , with their puffed blurred lids , always lowered , though not , apparently , focusing ."

"She greeted her husband's colleagues with smiling politeness , offering nothing ."

"Scotty gazed out at ugly gray slums and said softly , `` Look at those stupid kids '' ."

"It was a Negro section of peeling row houses , store-front churches and ragged children ."

Rachel had to bend toward Scotty and ask him to repeat .

"Scotty looked at the children , his mouth slightly opened , his eyes dull ."

"the days seemed short , perhaps because his routine was , each day , almost the same ."

"Rachel , observing , would say , `` He has to rediscover his own capacity ."

"Both watched Scotty constantly , Rachel without seeming to , Virginia openly , her eyes filled with concern ."

He did not resent their supervision or Virginia's sometimes tiring sympathy .

it was like the bandaged wound on the back of his head which occasionally throbbed ; ;

"He thought about it briefly , then deliberately turned the talk to something else ."

The heavy branches in his front yard would hide and then reveal them .

By the time he was under the covers he had forgotten about seeing Kate .

Scotty did not mind the doctor's unsmiling teasing as he used to .

"his delicate hand , as veined as a moth's wing , rested absently on Scotty's chest ."

"He said fussily , `` Just keep the cap on those strong emotions '' ."

She smoothed the covers on Scotty's bed and picked things up from the floor .

He had noticed how formal and irritably exact Rachel had grown .

You could win a popularity contest at that school without any trouble .

We'll wait till you're stronger and then talk about it '' .

She put the slipper neatly by its mate at the foot of the bed .

It required an energy he no longer possessed to be satirical about his father .

"Scotty would reply softly and his father , apologetically , would ask him to repeat ."

"And another time , without accusation : `` You never wore that scarf I bought you '' ."

Do you want to drive the king of England from all his overseas possessions '' ? ?

No doubt the Angels could do that kind of thing as fast as any computer .

"But they have survived for long periods as races , whereas you are young ."

We shall recommend to them that they shorten your trial period by half .

"`` For now , it is clear that we were in the wrong ."

"You may reclaim your property , and the penalty on Hesperus is lifted ."

"When it is done between races or nations , it is called making a treaty ."

"`` All the more reason , then '' , Jack said , `` why we must have a treaty ."

"The history of disarmament agreements , for instance , had been unreassuringly dismal ; ;"

but there was no small way to handle this one .

"He turned back to the screens , the crucial , conclusive phrase on his lips ."

For a moment he could make no sense at all of what he saw .

"It seemed to be only a riot of color , light and meaningless activity ."

"The Angels in the nursery were zigzagging wildly in all directions , seemingly at random ."

"Jack scanned the skies , the boards , and the skies again ."

"If that was the skiff , it was making unprecedented speed ."

"Through the telescope , Jack could see that both spacesuits were still attached to it ."

"It was equally clear that as of this moment , the treaty was off ."

"and whether intentional or not , the outcome would be disastrous ."

"`` I'm going to turn my generator back on , as I promised to do ."

First I've got to intercept my brothers before they get any deeper into trouble .

"I know it's not part of the bargain , and your elders might not like it '' ."

"`` Nobody else can live in your hearth while I am in it '' , Hesperus said promptly ."

"`` As for my elders , they have already admitted that they were wrong ."

"`` Hesperus , don't use this t-tau vector trick of yours , please ."

"At dinner one night , when he was fourteen , Richard announced , `` There is only one god '' ."

"Through quiet laughter his mother said , `` Don't speak to your father like that , Richard '' ."

Richard seldom spoke anyhow and he didn't speak to his parents about religion again .

"`` Yes '' , he lied to shorten the conversation , `` I still have it '' ."

Then he sped from the dark basement and returned to his room and cried .

It was as though the biwa had been eaten up by the wind .

"At one such gathering Charlotte announced , `` I was at Ryusenji today ."

"Soba , udon and tea were In because they could be taken noisily ."

"`` He wasn't the least bit disturbed by my watching him '' , said Charlotte ."

"`` Well I was able to do it '' , Charlotte said with no sign of irritation ."

`` There's a little place there called Lovers Mound dedicated to Gompachi and Komurasaki '' .

"`` Yes , a little parkish place '' , Charlotte said , and concluded , `` Anyhow , it's all very nice ."

`` There was that fellow out there in the bitter cold '' --

Richard's dark eyes came up and seemed for the tiniest moment to reflect sharp light .

"Fudo , the god of wisdom , was also thought of as the Japanese version of Acala ."

"He stayed home , reading and refusing to think about his frightening experience at Ryusenji ."

No wonder Wright was enchanted -- no two better suited people ever met .

"Almost from that day , until his death , Olgivanna was to stay at his side ; ;"

"Even so , many of the things that happened to Wright and Olgivanna seem inordinately severe ."

"Then she rounded on Weston and cried , `` You always did Wright's dirty work ! !"

"When I take over Taliesin , the first thing I'll do is fire you '' ."

"`` Madame Noel , I think you had better go '' , said Mrs. Cupply ."

"Turning to the reporters , she asked , `` Did you hear her ? ?"

The animosity expressed by such a scene had the penetrating quality of a natural force ; ;

"`` This is a horrible way to live '' , Wright went on ."

"`` Take a gigantic knife and sweep it over the Loop '' , Wright said ."

If you cut down these horrible buildings you'll have no more traffic jams .

You'll have some joy in the life of this city .

"After all , that's the job of the architect -- to give the world a little joy '' ."

A series of conferences with friends and bankers began about this time ; ;

And now there was some question as to his continued residence there .

"I realize , in taking this stand , just what it means to me and mine '' ."

"Next day , word came that Miriam was not going through with the divorce ; ;"

His mentioning of Japan and Holland had been merely the expression of wishful thinking .

Ryan hefted his bulk up and supported it on one elbow .

"`` Nothing wrong with me that couldn't be cured '' , Nogol said ."

His small black eyes darted inside the olive oval of his face .

"`` Well , let's take a ground-level look at the country around here '' ."

"A range of bluffs hugged the horizon , the color of decaying moss ."

"That cold , empty sky was full of fire and light ."

"These planets were much bigger , nearly all capable of holding an atmosphere ."

"But to the infuriation of scientists , for no known reason not all of them did ."

This would be the fifth mapping expedition to the planetoids of Yancy-6 in three generations .

`` How can a planet with so many neighbors be so lonely '' ? ?

"He was the captain , so he could ask questions like that ."

"`` Some can be lonely in a crowd '' , Nogol said elaborately ."

This old world lost all of its helium and trace gases long ago .

"`` Ekstrohm , you and I will have a look '' , Ryan said ."

"Me , I know the mind of an officer works in a strange and unfathomable manner '' ."

"Remember , when the little hand is straight up that's negative ."

Positive results start when it goes towards the hand you use to make your mark '' .

The strong negative field his suit set up would help to repel bacteria and insects .

He wasn't likely to come down with hot chills and puzzling striped fever .

"It was day , but in the thin atmosphere contrasts were sharp between light and shadow ."

It sure as hell doesn't look like any dominant intelligent species to me .

"In the meantime , we might be thinking on the problem all these dead beasts represent ."

`` But what about our landing was lethal to the creatures '' ? ?

Any little dose of radiation might knock off these critters '' .

`` At this stage of the game anything could be possible .

"Suppose it is something right on the planet , native to it ."

"Ekstrohm lay in his bunk and thought , the camp is quiet ."

"There was a keening of wind , and a cracking of the frozen ground ."

The bunk he lay on was much more uncomfortable than the acceleration couches on board .

"In privacy he could walk around , leave the light on , read ."

Some doctors had informed him he was mistaken about this .

"Actually , they said , he did sleep , but so shortly and fitfully that he forgot ."

His body processes only slowed down enough for him to dispell fatigue poisons .

"Insomnia would ground him from the Exploration Service , on physiological if not psychological grounds ."

"In a camp , instead of shipboard , hiding the secret was easier ."

Ekstrohm was startled in the morning by a banging on the hatch of his bubble .

"`` Okay , Stormy , this isn't the place for fun and games ."

This has got to be some kind of local phenomenon .

"`` Listen , Ekstrohm , I want to give you the benefit of every doubt ."

"But you aren't exactly the model of a surveyor , you know ."

"You've been riding on a pink ticket for six years , you know that '' ."

`` You've been hiding things from me and Nogol every jump we've made with you .

It fits the pattern of secrecy and stealth you've been involved in '' .

"Now all the bodies are missing , like they got up and walked away '' ."

"`` Ryan , there are other explanations for the disappearance of the bodies ."

I outweigh you fifty pounds and I'm fast for a big man '' .

Why do you have to jump me the first time something goes wrong ? ?

Close behind the plane of the tappets are the locking bars .

These can also move a short distance but at right angles to the tappets .

The number of locking bars required depends on how many false moves must be prevented .

Two or more dogs are mounted on each locking bar .

A signal cannot be cleared until all the related turnouts are properly thrown and locked .

Such locks are nearly always used where the switch points `` face '' oncoming traffic .

"Generally , these locks on turnouts are called `` facing point locks '' ."

By studying the track-signal diagrams you'll note several other details .

The blacked-in blades indicate a fixed aspect -- the blade does not move .

"In some low-speed situations , the distant signal is fixed at caution ."

"Our instructions assume you are building this particular frame , which is for a junction ."

This gives you the spacing for locating the left-hand piece `` B '' .

Compress the assembly when you make the mark to show the location for `` B '' .

Cap this assembly ( with spacing bars in place ) with a Af bar .

Tack-solder all the 1 '' sq. pieces to the 10'' '' and 12'' '' members .

Now cut five Af locking bar spacers ( which run horizontally ) .

Position these using six intermediate temporary Af spacers and locate the upper 12'' '' bar `` A '' .

Solder it and the five locking bar spacers to the frame .

Cap the locking bar spacers with two Af directly under the first two `` B '' pieces .

Mark and center-punch all the holes required for screws to hold this assembly together .

Drill all No. 50 and counter-drill all except the `` A '' pieces size 43 .

"Dress all surfaces with a file , cleaning off all solder and drilling burrs ."

Drill 20 No. 47 holes in the upper piece `` A '' as shown in Fig. 7 .

Tap these 3-48 for mounting the electrical contact later on .

"Note , 6 and 8 lock levers don't require holes for contacts ."

"Now reassemble the frame , using Af roundhead steel screws and nuts ."

Be sure the tappets are not pinched by a twisted 1 '' sq. spacer .

Remove all other loose pieces and file the edges of the basic frame smooth .

Cut five pieces of Af brass bar stock 3-3 '' long .

Cut off excess screw lengths and file flush with either frame or nut .

Drill four No. 19 and four No. 28 holes in the 12'' '' long `` A '' pieces .

Break the end corners with a slight 45 degree chamfer .

Drill a No. 50 hole 1-1 '' from one end and tap 2-56 .

Repeat these drill and tap operations for each of the tappet bars .

These will serve as lifting pads for the electrical contacts .

"However , we started with the first row of bars and worked our way back ."

The lengths of each piece are listed at the bottom of Fig. 7 .

Fig. 8 gives the dimensions for locating the dog-pin holes .

Center-punch and drill the No. 31 hole 7 '' from one end of the bar .

File the bottom edge flush with the bar and the top 1 '' above the bar .

This dog will engage a notch to be cut in tappet 3 .

Place the locking bar in proper position and insert tappet 3 .

We used the latter equipped with a carborundum disk about

'' thick and 1'' '' dia. fitted on a 1 '' dia. mandrel .

Such disks are very handy for cutting and shaping small parts .

Endeavor to get the notches as much alike as possible .

Assemble the parts in the frame and test the sliding action of the mating pieces .

All matching surfaces should be checked frequently and mated on a cut and fit basis .

"Fashion a sharp scribing point about 3 '' long on one end , using Swiss pattern files ."

we will not act in any way which would jeopardize our solemn commitments to them .

"We and our friends are , of course , concerned with self-defense ."

The international economy of 1960 is markedly different from that of the early postwar years .

the intellectual honesty and capacity to recognize the true path of her own best interests .

In 1959 our deficit in balance of payments approached four billion dollars .

We must meet this situation by promoting a rising volume of exports and world trade .

"Moreover , progress in a national transformation can be only gradually earned ; ;"

"Other countries , some of which I visited last month , have similar needs ."

No more startling contrast to a system of sullen satellites could be imagined .

The continuing modernization of these forces is a costly but necessary process .

These discoveries are of present interest chiefly to the scientific community ; ;

"Using launch systems presently available , we are developing satellites to scout the world's weather ; ;"

satellite relay stations to facilitate and extend communications over the globe ; ;

for navigation aids to give accurate bearings to ships and aircraft ; ;

and for perfecting instruments to collect and transmit the data we seek .

"Fifth , we have just completed a year's experience with our new space law ."

"The steady purpose of our society is to assure justice , before God , for every individual ."

1960 promises to be the most prosperous year in our history .

"Among current problems that require solutions , participated in by citizens as well as government , are :"

the need to protect the public interest in situations of prolonged labor-management stalemate ; ;

"the continuing threat of inflation , together with the persisting tendency toward fiscal irresponsibility ; ;"

I knew it as surely as everybody in Westfield -- that Lucille was a husband stealer .

You can't keep that kind of information quiet in a town of only 4000-plus .

"Just as it has its Susan Dolan , though nobody'd ever bothered to tell me that ."

My folks and my faith protected me from things like that .

I asked him about it one night while we were sitting in his truck .

"Honest , kitten , that's all it is -- I don't even like Lucille much '' ."

And now Lucille Warren had gotten a look at him .

And he wouldn't leave her either -- he'd told me that .

But the only love I was giving him was the pure kind .

It was weeks before we even kissed for the first time .

"Against my folks' wishes , we'd been seeing each other for short rides in the truck ."

"Yet even then we did nothing much but talk , and maybe neck a little ."

`` I always imagined I would probably end up marrying a minister or somebody like that .

`` And never show my face or my truck around here again '' .

"At first , Johnnie hadn't understood -- how could he , not being a religious person like me ? ?"

"But what had I done , trying to keep us pure ? ?"

I had driven him into the arms of that scheming woman .

I had just the same as delivered him into the hands of the Devil ! !

"So one week later , I surrendered to him in the little motel on Route 10 ."

"Outside , in the summertime fields behind the motel , a thousand crickets serenaded us ."

It was as blissful and fulfilling a night as any bride ever experienced .

"I took great comfort from his words , and smiled to myself in the darkness ."

I felt no conflict between what I was doing and my strict religious upbringing .

There would have been a ceremony if it had been possible .

Wouldn't Johnnie do practically anything in the world to insure my happiness ? ?

"And if I could contribute to that , I'd do it ."

No price is too high when true love is at stake .

And I had no doubts about how true this love was .

"After all , Lucille Warren was a husband-stealer from way back ."

It was only fitting that we seek out whatever joy our union might bring .

A chill wind in the air and the narrow streets packed with snow .

But I had looked forward so much to being with this church group .

I wanted to just throw myself into the good works of this fine group .

"He looked very different from Johnnie -- in fact , he looked sort of like me ."

"I thought so , and he mentioned it , and Alma said so too ."

"After the meeting , there was going to be a party at someone's house ."

"By the time we arrived , the party was already going strong ."

A couple of the girls were laughing rather shrilly and I realized they were drinking .

I hadn't liked it at first -- it was bitter and burning .

"But when Johnnie disguised the taste with ginger ale , I enjoyed it ."

Of course I enjoyed 'most anything if I did it with Johnnie .

Johnnie I suddenly realized he'd been totally out of my thoughts all evening .

The long and ever-increasing column of sportsmen is now moving into a new era .

The early years of the twentieth century seem very far away .

"As the generations move on , clothes become more suitable for the enjoyment of outdoor sports ."

SAAMI's financial support since 1955 has contributed to the success of this project in education .

This program is now nationally known as `` Teen Hunter Clubs '' .

Teen Hunter Clubs were initially sponsored by affiliated members of the Allied Merchandising Corporation .

"Other pilot programs were conducted by A & S , Babylon , New York ; ;"

Is your sporting firearms and ammunition department primed for the expanding horizons ? ?

Here you begin to appreciate the scope of the challenges and possibilities facing the industry .

You read various guesses on how many Americans are camping .

The number depends on who is talking at the moment .

Seven million families would total 30 million Americans or more .

Harassed state park officials often have more campers than they know what to do with .

"The National Parks , always popular camping places , are facing the same pressure ."

They bring their families and tents and camp kitchens and bedding .

They bring their fishing rods and binoculars and bathing suits .

There are a half dozen reasons helping to account for the migration to the campgrounds .

"The more people learn about their country , the more they want to learn ."

Here is the promise of a vacation trip they can afford .

What does the camping couple do to this set of figures ? ?

Home is the place to find the comforts of home .

And this helps explain why so many people are now going camping .

"Neither are beds , thanks to air mattresses and sleeping bags ."

Are we as safe as we should be from such a disaster ? ?

Is anything being done to increase our margin of safety ? ?

`` E '' stands for `` execution '' -- the moment a `` go order '' would unleash an American nuclear strike .

As an Air Force psychiatrist put it : `` You can't have dry runs on this one '' .

They inhabit a secret world centered on `` go codes '' and `` gold phones '' .

"One arm represented our bombers and missiles , the other arm `` theirs '' ."

"The chain starts at BMEWS ( Ballistic Missile Early Warning System ) in Thule , Greenland ."

For last-ditch emergencies SAC has alternate command posts on KC-135 jet tankers .

"Multiple circuits , routings and frequencies make the chain as unbreakable as possible ."

The same principle of `` redundancy '' applies to all communications on these special networks .

Additional codes can be used to challenge and counterchallenge the authentications .

Only the President is permitted to authorize the use of nuclear weapons .

The President cannot personally remove the safety devices from every nuclear trigger .

"What if the President himself , in the language of the military , `` goes ape '' ? ?"

Or singlehandedly decided to reverse national policy and hit the Soviets without provocation ? ?

Even the President cannot pick up his telephone and give a `` go '' order .

Even he does not know the one signal for a nuclear strike -- the `` go code '' .

In an emergency he would receive available intelligence on the `` gold-phone circuit '' .

All can be connected with the gold circuit from their homes .

"The talk would not be in code , but neither would it ramble ."

Vital questions would be quickly answered according to a preprepared agenda .

"The key man almost certainly would be Col. William W. Wisman , SAC's senior controller ."

Movable panels of floor-to-ceiling maps and charts are crammed with intelligence information .

"At least a dozen men , some armed , are never far away from him ."

At General Power's seat in the balcony there is also a gold phone .

( There are two receivers in case one should be dropped and damaged .

But even the contents of Wisman's box cannot start a war .

"They are mere fragments , just one portion of preprepared messages ."

What these fragments are and how they activate the go order may not be revealed .

The pieces must be placed in the context of the prepared messages by Wisman's staff .

"They , too , have fragments of the go code with them ."

"Once we send out the whole pie , they can put their pieces into it ."

"Unless we send out the whole pie , their pieces mean nothing '' ."

Each must match Wisman's `` pie '' with the fragment that he carries with him .

"She was moving through a screen of hemlocks , in among the white birch and maples ."

The sounds from the quarry began to pulse in her ears .

"She felt as if some dark , totally unfamiliar shape would clutch at her arm ; ;"

"I wish I were older or younger , Julia Bentley thought ."

He was staring at the blue china lamp left on beside him .

It seemed too much trouble even to reach for the switch ; ;

"Well , he told himself , let's put the show on the road ."

He drank a glass of water and gripped the sink with both hands .

"and there were his shoes , thank God , but his shirt was one terrible mess ."

Alex Poldowski -- in a fashion he owed a debt to that effete gentleman .

He rose slowly and looked into the mirror on the inside of the closet door .

"He was supposed to be in court this afternoon , at City Hall ."

The voice issued from the cavern of the hall below .

Then Julia appeared under the arch leading to the dining room .

"`` Well , at least you won't have to do that '' , she was saying ."

Her face seemed to float in an implausibly bright shaft of sunlight .

"`` Well , won't you come in then , have a cup of coffee -- or something ? ?"

"She asked , in a way that seemed oddly sophisticated , considerate , and yet perhaps partly scornful ."

"`` No -- nothing at all '' , he said after a moment's hesitation ."

"`` As a great favor , Julie '' , he said , `` please don't mention you've seen me '' ."

`` I'll call your mother as soon as I get home .

"He imagined Sam's voice : `` George , what the hell goes on '' ? ?"

"Pietro was gazing at him in an insolent , disdainful fashion ; ;"

To the manner born -- odd to have such a thought at a time like this ; ;

"Carrie seemed more affectionate , but obviously Julia had respected his request ."

He had shut his door with the brass number screwed to it .

"Just one or two swallows , he told himself , enough to lessen some of the pain ."

"Yes , sure , I'll see the doctor -- this evening , if you insist ."

But I thought maybe Tony Elliott could pinch-hit for me .

He'll understand -- you might give him sort of a tactful nudge .

I wouldn't want to ask for a postponement -- it's really just a routine thing .

A smile pulled at the lower strip of adhesive tape .

"She let him come and go as he pleased , or as it pleased her ."

In the office you might have thought them only casual friends ; ;

Laguerre Hanover ( Tar Heel-Lotus Hanover ) and Monel ( Tar Heel-Miracle Byrd ) in 2:34 .

Fury and Caper worked in 2:35 and did it with ease .

"Fury is upstanding and on the rangy side , and Caper is more the compact type ."

It took this colt several weeks to strike a pace .

"Then , after emasculation , he was eased up for a couple of weeks ."

"This colt has done everything asked of him , and done it with ease ."

"Gamecock ( Tar Heel-Terka Hanover ) is another promising colt , and his best time is 2:32.2 ."

This is one of the best-tempered Tar Heels ever at the center .

The first time he was harnessed he stood like a gentle old mare ; ;

the crupper under his tail seemed to be old stuff .

The fourth time in harness he walked off like a gentleman .

First Flyer ( Frisco Flyer-Castle Light ) looks like a splendid candidate for the Illinois Stakes .

"The colts in Simpson's stable have little if anything on the fillies , especially the pacers ."

Justine Hanover ( Sampson Hanover-Justitia Hanover ) is improving with each work-out and paced 2:32.4 weeks ago .

This time she submitted and in a few days was going good .

"She is more like her full brother , Taraday Hanover , but larger ."

Most of Billy Haughton's 2-year-olds have worked from 2:40 to 2:35 .

"Tanker T. , 3 , 2:05.3 is now wearing hopples and has trained in 2:19 ; ;"

"His breath caught , and , trembling , he closed his eyes and stumbled off ."

"But the girl said only , `` Tell him I am here , that I have come '' ."

"`` Go take helsq'iyokom , your evil spirit , to the young boys '' , the woman said ."

They picked up sticks and hurled them at the girl .

"`` If you must flog someone , let it be her , your daughter ."

Drive the demons out of her and teach her to stay away from my husband '' ! !

"But the old man turned on her , jerking the whip from her hand ."

"Keep him back , if you must tell me what to do ."

"She said to him , her father , `` How was I begotten , in pain or joy ? ?"

Is it for me to be forbidden the flesh you made grow on me ? ?

Move from the line or I will settle the whip on you .

"He said , `` Let me take her blows , for there are demons in me too '' ."

"He shouted like a hoarse old mastiff , his hair stiff and bristling ."

He amused the young men who had been silent long enough .

But they could taste the appeasement of violence and retribution through his antics .

It was they who held the future in their hands .

"And a very young one , Swan Necklace , tried to emulate them and followed timidly ."

"All the young men , Alokut among them , challenged them in matched racing ."

Then again they would stand in circles making other preparations .

"He was always aware of the women's eyes which followed him , admiring him ."

"And those of Early Spring , haunted and now full of hurt and envy ."

He and Sarpsis planned a great parade with the young men .

They mounted their horses and rode off into the hills .

"young chief stared at the wall of his lodge , , listening ."

They all swung at the same instant in the same direction .

"They saw it before I did , even with my binoculars ."

"In the 360 degrees of horizon it obscured only a degree , no more ."

The aborigines fastened upon it with a concentration beyond pathos .

At once the whole band set off at a lope .

They went after the squall as mercilessly as a wolf pack after an abandoned cow .

I followed them in the jeep and now they did not care .

Sometimes I guessed it was because the rain squall had changed direction .

"Finally , avoiding hummocks and seeking low ground , they intercepted the rain squall ."

Then the wind died and the rain squall held steady .

He had found a depression with rain water in it .

"He bent down , a black cranelike figure , and put his mouth to the ground ."

The other trotted over and swooped at the tiny puddle .

The aborigine lives on the cruelest land I have ever seen .

There are thousands of square miles of salt pan which are hideous .

The malignancy of such a landscape has been beautifully described by the Australian Charles Bean .

They went well-equipped with everything except knowledge of the `` outback '' country .

The countryside looked like a beautiful open park with gentle slopes and soft gray tree-clumps .

There might have been a fence or a house just over the next rise ; ;

He knows that the economy of life in the `` outback '' is awful .

Any organism that falters or misperceives the signals or weakens is done .

Perhaps this is what gives the aborigine his odd air of dignity .

Many of them have drifted into the cities and towns and seaports .

At once he started to glance toward the instrument panel .

"Two miles northeast , then five miles southwest that sort of thing ."

I would try to memorize landmarks and saw in a half-hour that it was hopeless .

"They were camped beside a large column-shaped boulder : a man , his lubra , and two children ."

It struck me as a very bright and very malnourished dog .

`` I suppose because it saves them some loss of body water .

"They'll move around that rock all day , following the shade ."

The ridges over his eyes were huge and his eyelids were half shut .

She remained squatting on her heels all the time we were there ; ;

The odor here was more powerful than that which surrounded the town aborigines .

One's impulse is to say that the smell was a stink and unpleasant .

"The smell is sexual , but so powerfully so that a civilized nose must deny it ."

"as if the coating of sweat , dirt , and ashes were a cosmetic ."

`` They swear that every person smells different and every family smells different from every other .

"Idje , here '' , and he nodded at the man , `` is said to have great odor ."

They've been there since the days of the Moors and the Saracens .

Almost any travel agent will reserve a car for you .

"You can wait , of course , until you arrive in Europe before renting your car ."

The average charge for this additional insurance coverage is roughly $1.00 a day .

"Rental fees are variable , too , throughout the countries of Europe ."

There are as many rates as there are countries and models of cars available .

It isn't as expensive as most people believe it to be .

An agreement allowing convicts to pass on type of locks used on prison doors .

Family loyalties and cooperative work have been unbroken for generations .

IBM has a machine that can understand spoken words and talk back .

"Nevertheless , it will seem funny to have to send for a mechanic to improve conversation ."

"Rembrandt's `` Aristotle Contemplating Bust of Homer '' brought $2,300,000 at auction the other night ."

Both Aristotle and Homer may in spirit be contemplating `` bust '' of the old-fashioned American dollar .

"After all , where else can the public see a wagon these days ? ?"

Beebe tells of one private car that has gold plumbing .

"Air Force life is great , the cadet wrote , `` though the fourth-class system is no fun '' ."

`` We have a tremendous amount of talent -- but we lack cohesion '' .

Two days later Mr. Rayburn left Washington for the last time .

"Time , of course will testify whether the new version will have achieved its purpose ."

"`` Then cometh Jesus from Galilee to Jordan unto John , to be baptized of him ."

we do well to conform this way with all that God requires .

he saw the Spirit of God descending like a dove to alight upon him '' ; ;

"( the paragraphing , spelling and punctuation are reproduced as printed in each version ."

The new version states : `` How blest are those who know that they are poor ; ;

It is possible to make a few generalizations about the six giants themselves .

Let us speculate a little on the maximum size of the anaconda .

"The African rock python , a close second , is followed in turn by the reticulate python ."

I cannot make sense out of the figures for post maturity growth ; ;

at best the annual increase appears to be a matter of inches rather than feet .

"These three were much alike : lined snake ( Tropidoclonion ) , one year and nine months ; ;"

Klauber investigated the rattlesnakes carefully himself and also summarized what others have found .

the relatively wild conditions still found in tropical South America might be responsible .

There are three levels on which to treat the subject .

"The next level attempts to weigh varied evidence and come to a balanced , sensible conclusion ; ;"

The third level leans on a belief that a lot of smoke means some fire .

Detailed information on record lengths of the giants is given in the section that follows .

rate of growth both before and after this crucial stage ; ;

"and maximum length , with confirmation or amplification of Oliver's figures ."

Definite information on the growth of senile individuals is lacking .

Raymond L. Ditmars had two broods that averaged 27 inches .

Beebe had a 3-foot anaconda that weighed only 9.8 ounces .

A difference between subspecies might explain the great range in size .

I have little information on the anaconda's rate of growth .

It is very unlikely that either of these anacondas was growing at a normal rate .

"However , as a field measurement , it is open to question ."

Oliver's 37-1 feet is partly based on this report and can be accepted as probable .

"However , many herpetologists remain skeptical and would prefer a tentative maximum of about 30 feet ."

In snakes difference in size is a common characteristic of subspecies .

final conclusions will have to await the measurements of broods from definite localities .

I have surprisingly little information on the size and age at maturity .

What data there are on growth indicate considerable variation in rate ; ;

"All AM stations radiate both skywave and groundwave signals , at all hours ; ;"

"Accordingly , the 1938-39 rules adopted these hours as limitations upon the operation of daytime stations ."

These curves were derived by an analysis of extensive skywave measurement data .

"Our objectives , as we have stated many times , are -- ( 1 )"

To provide as many choices of service to as many listeners as possible ; ;

To provide service of local origin to as many listeners as possible .

This land is in various stages of development in several locations throughout the town .

The demand for these lots can be met for some time to come .

"Bostitch , Inc. is approximately half way through a 10-year exemption of their real estate tax ."

The East Greenwich Fire District services parts of Warwick as well as East Greenwich .

"every man is a piece of the continent , a part of the main '' ."

"Thanks to the generosity of Mr. Irving J. Fain , president of the Temple Beth El ; ;"

"Rev. DeWitt Clemens , pastor of the Mathewson Street Methodist Church ; ;"

"Of course , having this desire , I am very interested in education ."

I wish you could see the situation as I see it .

"I do not think that America is like Russia , not in the least ! !"

Then people wonder why Russian pupils are more advanced than American students .

Words cannot tell of the undivided attention and comfort their service gave to me .

Usually a veteran has to hang himself to get space on the front page .

"It can manifest itself before discharge from service , or it can come out years later ."

I believe in priority for service-connected disabled veterans in admission to VA hospitals .

But I don't believe we should close the door on non-service-connected patients .

Some critics say that the length of stay in a hospital is too long .

He has no experience with this veteran's previous medical record .

"If the doctor is conscientious , he wants to study the patient ."

The American public must be presented with the facts concerning VA hospitalization .

It seems that open season upon veterans' hospitalization is once more upon us .

An objective scale was developed for rating school neighborhoods from these data .

Equal proportions of children in each city were drawn from upper-lower and lower-middle class neighborhoods .

"Therefore , third-grade children were chosen as subjects for this study ."

Over-achievers were at least one standard deviation above the regression line in their school system .

"Twenty-four classrooms in twelve unstructured schools furnished 156 cases , 87 boys and 69 girls ."

"Eight classrooms in three structured schools furnished 72 cases , 36 boys and 36 girls ."

Administrative restrictions necessitated the smaller sample size in the structured schools .

The low compulsive child was one who appeared relatively unconcerned about such matters .

But she cleans it up very well when I remind her '' .

"Castaneda , et al revised the Taylor Anxiety Scale for use with children ."

"The two ratings yield a correlation of , which is not significantly different from zero ; ;"

The issue of interaction between anxiety and compulsivity will be taken up later .

"The predicted interaction effect should , if potent , extend its influence over all academic achievement ."

The battery median grade-equivalent was used in data analysis in this study .

"therefore , in the investigation of the present hypothesis , it was necessary to control this factor ."

The criterion score used in the statistical analysis is an index of over- or under-achievement .

Figure 1 portrays the mean achievement scores of each sub-group graphically .

Possibly their compulsivity was not strong enough to cause them to build their own structure .

Figure 2 is a graph of the mean achievement scores of each group .

But the symbols he is asked to learn are simple .

Success reduces the prospect of threat and his powers of discrimination are improved .

The words amended return should be plainly written across the top of such return .

"Their United States tax returns are due April 16 , 1962 ."

"In such a case , Form 1310 should be completed and attached to the return ."

This form may be obtained from the local office of your district director .

Such interest must be paid even though an extension of time for filing is granted .

"If payment is by cash , you should ask for a receipt ."

"Furthermore , a bad check may subject the maker to certain penalties ."

All checks and money orders should be made payable to Internal Revenue Service .

The deductions allowed in determining Adjusted Gross Income put all taxpayers on a comparable basis .

"It is the amount you enter on line 9 , page 1 of Form 1040 ."

Some deductions are subtracted from Gross Income to determine Adjusted Gross Income .

Other deductions are subtracted only from Adjusted Gross Income in arriving at Taxable Income .

To compute your adjusted gross income you total all items of income .

Businessmen deduct all ordinary and necessary expenses attributable to a trade or business .

"Outside salesmen deduct all expenses attributable to earning a salary , commission , or other compensation ."

"If you are a life tenant , you deduct allowable depreciation and depletion ."

Certain other deductions are not allowed in determining Adjusted Gross Income .

They may be claimed only by itemizing them on page 2 of Form 1040 .

Minors minors must also file returns if they earn $600 or more during the year .

His income is not required to be included in the return of his parent .

The latter adhesive was found to be much more satisfactory .

until used they were stored for as long as 2 weeks .

Sections were then washed with PBS for 15 - 30 minutes .

The light beam from the lamp was filtered through a half-standard thickness Corning 1840 filter .

The intermediate sera were also similarly absorbed with tissue powder .

Af was first conjugated with 50 mg of FITC per gram of globulin .

but mere dilution of the conjugate to 1 : 4 did not satisfactorily remove nonspecific staining .

This was chiefly because of the bluish white autofluorescence from the cells .

The autofluorescence from the walls of the xylem cells was particularly brilliant .

Within the pseudophloem cells the distribution of WTV antigen was irregular in the cytoplasm .

No antigen was detectable in certain dark spherical areas in most cells .

"In both the direct and indirect methods of staining , the conjugates had nonspecifically staining fractions ."

"Wound-tumor virus is a leafhopper transmitted virus not easily transmissible by mechanical inoculation ( Black , 1944 ; ;"

I know now why our Japanese friends were surprised when they walked into our bathroom .

They are trying to demonstrate some different ways of teaching and learning .

The library has open shelves even in the unbound periodical stockroom .

"Spiritual life is cultivated , but students do not need to be Christian ."

"As a result , money is spent quickly and freely , with no thought of its value ."

"Six of the science teachers were present , and we had great fun ."

"After a day at Nikko , Mrs. Kodama put me on the train for Kyoto ."

Kyoto is the ancient capital of Japan and still its cultural center .

They were even better than those of Tokyo -- more spectacular and more imaginative .

We started at 9 a.m. to visit the Kyoto University where Mr. Washizu is attending .

I was amazed at the very poor hospital facilities accompanying the medical school .

He had displayed more of them than usual so that I could enjoy them .

About 100 of the most important items he had already given to the museum .

"The house itself is 400 years old with all the craftsmanship of older , less-hurried times ."

Mr. Nishima went with me on the train to Nara .

"Again the plan was for me to go alone , but they wouldn't let me ."

"It is the second largest city in Japan , with about four million people ."

My train arrived in Hiroshima at the awful hour of 4:45 a.m. .

But there he was at the train with an Oregon State pennant in his hand .

There were no words to say this but there was no need .

I was grateful for their insight into my need for this experience .

Everything was in an exciting turmoil -- full of anticipation and fun .

Masu is also teaching in a municipally-sponsored school for Japanese widows in Tokyo .

they become skilled in cooking and cleaning and in receiving guests .

They learn how to take care of children and sick members of the family .

"Although the training is only for one month , it is intensive and thorough ."

Graduates of this maid's school are much in demand and can always find work immediately .

Everywhere I went in Formosa I asked the same question .

"I was searching for an accent of self-delusion or , even , of hypocrisy ."

"Their answer was : it can be done , and we will do it ."

I recalled sympathetically the Duke's complaint in Browning's `` My Last Duchess '' .

"That , I smarted , is a royal rebuff if ever there was one ."

"I answered the routine question about my itinerary , rather coolly ."

"So you yourself must seek these objective data , and come to your own conclusions ."

Any information we have here in Taiwan is at your disposal '' .

"For every person on Taiwan , there are sixty in Mainland China ."

The estimates vary widely on the strength of the Chinese army .

"They think , perforce , of physical survival : everything else is secondary ."

"But the army which Mao continues to feed well , where are its sympathies ? ?"

It has not been extirpated by ten years of Communist depersonalization .

"Every soldier in the army has , somewhere , relatives who are close to starvation ."

) days at least from instant retaliation -- will defy the Party .

"The first was the commune program , which will ensure agricultural poverty for years ."

China never tried to integrate Tibet by extirpating the people's religion and institutions .

"Red China is trying to do this , and she is not likely ever to succeed ."

They know that they must depend heavily on factors outside their own control .

"First and foremost , they depend on the inhuman idiocies of the Communist regime ."

"Secondly , they depend on America's `` moral cooperation '' when the crucial moment arrives ."

"But our outlook has been , and continues to be , defensive ."

A great deal depends on the crystallization of Mr. Kennedy's views on the world struggle .

"There the truth is , open to eyes that are willing to look ."

New self-deceiving rags are hurriedly tossed on the too-naked bones .

"One knows better , now , who has bone and who has jelly in his spine ."

But I am here concerned more with policy than with men .

Public men come and go but great issues of policy remain .

Of course the fighting was officially under the auspices of the United Nations .

The controlling pattern was first displayed in the Hungary-Suez crisis of November 1956 .

at the peaks of the nuclear test and the Berlin cycles ; ;

"right now , with almost cartoon emphasis , in the temporally linked complex of Tshombe-Gizenga-Goa-Ghana ."

No matter that Gizenga is Moscow's man in the Congo .

No matter that it is his troops who rape Western women and eat Western men .

"We can mass our fleet against the Trujillos , but not against the Castros ."

Our chief aim becomes that of finding favor in neutralist eyes .

And it becomes clear why in general we cannot take the initiative against the Left .

Any agreement to the contrary shall be unlawful and void .

The Secretary of the Treasury is authorized and directed to cover into -- ( 1 )

We now have certain squares with three corners on C .

"For the vertex at Af , these values will be denoted by Af ."

We consider now the graph of the function f{t} on Af .

"The graph , as a set , may have a finite number of components ."

We will denote the values of f{t} on different components by Af .

Each point with abscissa T on the graph represents an intersection between C and Af .

Any other point of intersection between C and Af will be called a tangent point .

This terminology will also be applied to the corresponding points in the Aj .

We first show that the function is single-valued in some neighborhood .

In the f-plane the coordinates of the corresponding point are Af .

We know that in the C-plane both C and Af are analytic .

"Near Q , both curves can be represented by analytic functions of U ."

"Now , to find Af , one needs the intersection of C and Af near Q ."

The arc is itself a segment of an analytic curve .

We turn now to the set of tangent points on the graph .

This set must consist of isolated points and closed intervals .

This prevents the occurrence of an infinite sequence of isolated tangent points .

There are three possibilities : ( A ) Af remains tangent to C as it is translated ; ;

( B ) Af moves away from C and does not intersect it at all for Af ; ;

In the second category the function Af has no values defined in a neighborhood Af .

In the third category the function is double-valued in this interval .

The same remarks apply to an interval on the other side of Af .

"Again , the analyticity of the two curves guarantees that such intervals exist ."

With the above results we can make the following remarks about the graph of F .

Then every component of the graph of F must be defined over a bounded sub-interval .

otherwise by Lemma 1 the component would extend beyond these points .

Thus the multiplicity of Af for a given T must be an even number .

This is true of all components which have such a bounded support .

"There must be an odd number of such components , which will be called complete components ."

The functions F and B have exactly the same multiplicity at every argument T .

Thus we obtain g{t} by introducing an oblique g{t}-axis in the Aj .

"Nowadays , more and more , all he needs is someone else's book ."

"To get started , he does not scan the world about him ; ;"

he and his prospective producer just read the bestseller lists .

"Advise And Consent , lively but shallow theater drawn from the mountainously detailed bestseller ; ;"

"Face Of A Hero ( closed ) , based on a Pierre Boulle novel ."

Originals are not necessarily good and adaptations are not necessarily bad .

"And other defenders invariably argue that , after all , Shakespeare and Moliere were adapters too ."

"Off-Broadway , where production is still comparatively cheap , is proving itself only slightly more original ."

The real trouble seems to be the failing imagination of U.S. playwrights .

"the darbuka , a small drum with the treelike shape of a roemer glass ; ;"

"With tips , the girls average between $150 and $200 a week , depending on basic salary ."

"He can offer nine Turkish girls , plans to import at least 15 more ."

But a great many of the dancers are more or less native .

"Serene ( Mrs. Wilson ) , 23 , was born in Budapest and raised in Manhattan ."

The critics' campaign finally inspired the first major U.S. exhibit of Schiele's works .

"The show has been to Boston and Manhattan , will in time reach Pittsburgh and Minneapolis ."

"His people ( see color ) are angular and knobby-knuckled , sometimes painfully stretched , sometimes grotesquely foreshortened ."

"His colors are dark and murky , and his landscapes and cityscapes seem swallowed in gloom ."

"If we try to study T using characteristic values , we are confronted with two problems ."

One sees that this happens because the null space of Af has dimension 1 only .

This will be more or less our general method for the second problem .

The diagonalizable operator is the special case of this in which Af for each i .

The projection Af will be the identity on Af and zero on the other Af .

"Since Af and P divides Af for Af , we have Af ."

Thus the Af are projections which correspond to some direct-sum decomposition of the space V .

We wish to show that the range of Af is exactly the subspace Af .

"Conversely , suppose that **ya is in the null space of Af ."

"If Af , then Af is divisible by Af and so Af , i.e. , Af ."

It is certainly clear that the subspaces Af are invariant under T .

This shows that the minimal polynomial for Af divides Af .

"Thus Af is divisible by the minimal polynomial P of T , i.e. , Af divides Af ."

Now the range of Af is the null space Af of Af .

Let N be a linear operator on the vector space V .

Thus D' and N' commute with any polynomial in T ; ;

"Since N and N' are both nilpotent and they commute , the operator Af is nilpotent ; ;"

"( Actually , a nilpotent operator on an n-dimensional space must have its T power 0 ; ;"

"if we take Af above , that will be large enough ."

) Now Af is a diagonalizable operator which is also nilpotent .

"but then since the operator is diagonalizable , the minimal polynomial cannot have a repeated root ; ;"

"hence Af and the minimal polynomial is simply x , which says the operator is 0 ."

These operators D and N are unique and each is a polynomial in T .

Let us now regard D as a linear operator on the subspace V .

We now write Af where Af are distinct complex numbers .

"If Af is the null space of Af , then Theorem 12 says that Af ."

"To describe the space of solutions to Af , one must know something about differential equations ; ;"

Thus F satisfies Af if and only if F has the form Af .

"Accordingly , the ' functions ' Af span the space of solutions of Af ."

"In the final accounting , these would have augmented the bill for both sides ."

An estimate of one million dollars is probably not excessive .

Chief among the defects they singled out were the complicated and wearisome procedures in equity .

He cited the elephantine dimensions of the Selden case record ; ;

But he felt that the Selden case was being unfairly pilloried .

"The suit , although commonly designated as a single action , actually embraced five cases ."

"In a private communication written in 1911 , Parker had been more to the point ."

Parker listed the remedies he deemed essential for reducing the cost and mass of testimony .

The most important of these found him in agreement with Hough's plea for reform .

Its origin lies in the Selden patent controversy and its aftermath .

The fluidity and momentum of the young industry abetted a general disregard of patent claims .

"Within its limits , this arrangement had the actual or potential characteristics of a cross-licensing agreement ."

Occasionally new enterprise was discouraged by the almost certain prospect of legal complications .

"After the demise of the A.L.A.M. , the time was propitious for establishing such a pool ."

Most manufacturers were now disposed to heed a proposal for the formal interchange of patents .

"Drawn up in 1914 , the cross-licensing agreement became effective in 1915 ."

"However , all admitted that the `` hindsight '' was not altogether lost ."

A few were doubtful about the merits of an exclusive section for married students .

But the weight of feeling was heavily in the opposite direction .

But only those already married could enroll in this one section .

"In addition , two other differences in the two types of sections must be noted ."

"Many of them appear to drop out , for one reason or another ."

In the regular sections they have always been more or less discouraged .

"Some of these speculations may have some merit , others are somewhat ambiguous ."

"We already have courses covering those problems , and so on ."

But within that framework he allowed for as much flexibility as possible .

"Films were used , as with all sections , but with one big difference ."

The writer never knew from week to week just where the section might be .

"Nevertheless , the writer has never experienced such spontaneity of discussion after film showings ."

"In fact , they often revamped their social activities to include class members previously unknown ."

"In the main , this course took the following directional high roads ."

( 1 ) A great deal of time was spent on processes for solving marital differences .

"In short , it was centered around learning how to develop a more sensitive empathy ."

"As an example of this last facet , there were some lengthy discussions centered around bereavement ."

Quite frequently class members brought questions from their mates at home .

These were often carefully written out with a great deal of thought behind them .

This added a personal zest to class discussions and participation .

Both sexes reported that the discussions on sex adjustment within marriage were extremely enlightening .

The outside 4-inch space is filled by mortaring blocks on edge .

Concrete blocks are passed between the beams and put on the boards .

The roof blocks are in two layers and are not mortared together .

The last roof boards are covered with blocks from outside the shelter .

"Solid concrete blocks , relatively heavy and dense , are used for this shelter ."

The illustrations in fig. 8 show how to lay a concrete block wall .

More detailed instructions may be obtained from your local building supply houses and craftsmen .

"An outdoor , aboveground fallout shelter also may be built with concrete blocks ."

) Most people would have to hire a contractor to build this shelter .

Two walls of concrete blocks are constructed at least 20 inches apart .

The space between them is filled with pit-run gravel or earth .

It would have to be covered with at least 28 inches of pit-run gravel .

The materials for a double-wall shelter would cost about $700 .

These are particularly suitable for regions where water or rock is close to the surface .

"They form effective fallout shelters when mounded over with earth , as shown in figure 10 ."

A contractor probably would be required to help build it .

His charges would be added to the cost of materials .

"This shelter , as shown on page 24 , would provide almost absolute protection from fallout radiation ."

The same shelter could be built into an embankment or below ground level .

It would add about $500 to the total cost of the home .

Important considerations common to each type of shelter are : 1 .

"Therefore , sharp turns in a shelter entrance will reduce radiation intensity inside the shelter ."

A blower is essential for the double-wall shelter and for the underground shelters .

It should provide not less than 5 cubic feet per minute of air per person .

Radio reception is cut down by the shielding necessary to keep out radiation .

As soon as the shelter is completed a radio reception check must be made .

"It probably will be necessary to install an outside antenna , particularly to receive CONELRAD broadcasts ."

Other basement windows should be blocked when an emergency threatens .

In these shelters the entrance should be not more than 2 feet wide .

The basement or belowground shelters also will serve for tornado or hurricane protection .

"Therefore , civil defense instructions received over CONELRAD or by other means should be followed ."

There is a possibility that battery-powered radios with built-in radiation meters may become available .

A checklist in the Appendix ( ( page 30 ) tells what is needed .

There should be a task for everyone and these tasks should be rotated .

Part of the family should be sleeping while the rest is awake .

The survival of the family will depend largely on information received by radio .

Sanitation in the confines of the family shelter will require much thought and planning .

Provision for emergency toilet facilities and disposal of human wastes will be an unfamiliar problem .

A covered container such as a kitchen garbage pail might do as a toilet .

Water rationing will be difficult and should be planned carefully .

A portable electric heater is advisable for shelters in cold climates .

It would take the chill from the shelter in the beginning .

Body heat in the close quarters will help keep up the temperature .

A family dwelling without a basement provides some natural shielding from fallout radiation .

On the ground floor the radiation would be about half what it is outside .

A belowground basement can cut the fallout radiation to one-tenth of the outside level .

The safest place is the basement corner least exposed to windows and deepest below ground .

Such planning will require the cooperation of other occupants and of the apartment management .

"I guided her to the divan , turned off the TV , faced her ."

"She sat quietly , staring at me from the wide eyes ."

"It was a disturbingly familiar face , too , but I couldn't remember where we had met ."

`` That's what started all the trouble in the first place .

"Man , you rang -- it was in color , too , Miss , and Miss ? ?"

"I don't mean to pry , but do they hide the swimsuit with the bubbles ? ?"

"`` I really do have something important to tell you , Mr. Scott ."

"Zing was the creation of two men , Louis Thor and Bill Blake , partners in zing ! !"

"He wanted a few stills for magazine ads , he said ."

"`` Did leap into the pool , and didn't have anything on ."

"Maybe Lou was only unconscious , but right then I thought he must be dead ."

"The man shoved him into the water , then ran past the cabana ."

There's a walk there that goes out to Quebec Drive .

"I was so scared well , I just ran to my car and came here '' ."

But suddenly those hot-honey eyes seemed to have everything but swarms of bees in them .

I spun about and clattered through the front room to the door .

"As I went out , I could hear water pouring in the shower ."

"But the scene was not the quiet , calm scene I'd expected ."

"Four cars were parked at the curb , and two of them were police radio cars ."

I followed a shrubbery-lined gravel path alongside the house to the pool .

Rawlins worked out of Central Homicide and we'd been friends for years .

"Neither of them , I understood , had been present at the filming session earlier ."

"`` Yeah , I've heard more about SX-21 than space exploration lately ."

"The PM might show he drowned instead , but that's what the once-over-lightly gives us ."

Since 1948 the working headquarters has been the Department of Geology and Mineralogy .

Great interest and practical help have been given by the Barker Index Committee .

"Volume 3 , , in preparation , will treat the anorthic compounds described in Groth's Chemische Krystallographie ."

"Other morphological , physical , and optical property values are also given ."

The index is essentially a new treatment of previously compiled morphological data .

Most of the data used are from Groth's Chemische Krystallographie .

other symbols related to the index necessarily have been introduced .

there is no mechanism for keeping the volumes up to date .

Part 1 in both volumes is labeled `` Introduction And Tables '' .

References to the data sources are given in the crystal descriptions .

"Volume 1 , containing Parts 1 and 2 was published in 1951 ; ;"

"The two volumes are available from the publisher for $16.80 and $28.00 , respectively ."

Support came from academic and industrial groups in these two countries .

The continuity of the project is suggested by plans for an eventual third edition .

Crystallographic data resulting mainly from X-ray and electron diffraction measurements are presented .

"For some substances , auxiliary properties such as the melting point are given ."

"Part 1 , of the present edition covers the literature to mid-1948 ; ;"

Much of the material comes directly from secondary sources such as Strukturbericht .

"A second edition is in preparation , and there are long range plans for a third ."

Data in the present edition are presented in tables and lists .

The compounds are divided according to composition into seven categories .

"Part 2 , contains determinative tables for the identification of crystalline substances ."

The manuscript of the second edition will probably be ready by the end of 1960 .

"The author of Crystal Structures is Ralph W.G. Wyckoff , University of Arizona , Tucson , Arizona ."

The first section of this publication appeared in 1948 and the last supplement in 1960 .

The critical comments in the textual sections of this publication are invaluable .

The terminology used conforms to that of Internationale Tabellen Zur Bestimmung Von Kristallstrukturen .

"During the years of publication , supplement and replacement sheets were issued periodically ."

Coverage of the literature extends through 1954 and includes some 1955 references .

The publication form is that of loose-leaf sheets ( Af ) contained in binders .

numbers sometimes followed by letters are used so that insertions can be made .

"Inorganic structures are found in Chapters 2 - 12 , organic structures in Chapters 13 - 15 ."

"Publisher of Crystal Structures is Interscience Publishers , 250 Fifth Avenue , New York 1 , N. Y. ."

Price of the complete work including all necessary binders is $148.50 .

Six editions of James Dwight Dana's System appeared between 1837 and 1892 .

A number of people became involved in the preparation but work was slow until 1937 .

"Money was also advanced by the publishers , John Wiley & Sons , Inc. ."

"Volume 1 , was completed in 1941 and published in 1944 ."

The volume was completed in 1950 and published in 1951 .

A supplementary grant from the Geological Society of America helped finance its publication .

"Volume 3 , is nearing completion and there are plans to revise Volume 1 ."

The crystallographic data given include interaxial angles and unit cell dimensions ; ;

"the physical property values include hardness , melting point , and specific gravity ."

abstracts and other compilations on rare occasions when original papers are not available .

All information is carefully appraised and uncertain facts are designated by ( '?' .

) An authentic diffraction pattern is always obtained and optical properties are frequently checked .

"Recommendations of international authorities , such as the International Union of Crystallography , are followed ."

There is a complete synonymy at the beginning of each species description .

Currency in the usual sense cannot be maintained in an undertaking of this sort .

The data are presented in text and tables in bound volumes .

"There will be a comprehensive index in Volume 3 , covering all three volumes ."

") The two volumes are available from the publisher for $14.00 and $16.00 , respectively ."

Unpublished data will be available to the Groth institute from cooperating groups and individuals .

Critical evaluation of all data compiled is not a primary aim of this project .

"In addition , the availability of computers will permit recalculation and refinement of much structural information ."

"In this way a degree of unification of nomenclature , symbols , and units will be realized ."

Col. Henri Garvier was one of New Orleans' most important and enlightened slave owners .

He chuckled and gave the signal for the dance to start .

Johnny vigorously pounded two bleached steer bones against the gourd which served as his drum .

She was a top horsewoman and one of the city's most gracious hostesses .

"The slender , handsome fellow was called Dandy Brandon by the other slaves ."

He was gifted with animal magnetism and a potent allure for women of any race .

He gaped at Madame Lalaurie and sniffed the Paris perfume which emanated from her .

"She said with intense feeling : `` Come near , let me feel your arms ."

Mrs. Lalaurie impatiently propelled the slave toward her waiting carriage .

"Lifting her skirts , she climbed in , never relinquishing her grip on his arm ."

"This was the big man with the proprietory air and the beetling , shaggy eyebrows ."

Prieur has gout and depends on Louis' pills and bleedings .

The tall coachman walked off briskly in search of Alexander Prieur .

He saw a pint-sized man with a graying spade beard and an unusually large head .

"Really , you are most indiscreet to drive him here yourself '' , he said , frowning with displeasure ."

He deserves a better life than just rotting away on the Prieur plantation '' .

The lad's once superb body was a mass of scars and welts .

Feebly he pointed an accusing finger at Madame Lalaurie and shouted : `` Evil woman ! !

You did this you like to hurt to beat people I want to go home '' .

Guests stared with horror at Madame Lalaurie and made speedy departures .

But at the coroner's inquest Delphine told a forthright story .

`` I saw the boy Dandy at the Congo Square festivities and felt sorry for him .

"How he returned in such a ghastly condition , or why , I cannot say ."

"Moreover , runaway slaves frequently got into serious trouble in New Orleans' dives ."

"Once again life went its serene way -- soirees , fox hunts , balls and dinners ."

the coachman and Delphine were gaining on her as she raced down Perdido Street .

"The fugitive cried out in an oddly sibilant voice : `` Help me , somebody ! !"

"The Eichmann case looked to the past , not to the future ."

"As such , it was beyond politics and had no need of justification by a `` message '' ."

These questions touch the root of confusion in the prosecution's case .

"clinging to the enemy-Jew idea , he is forced to overcome habits of politeness and neighborliness ; ;"

Wasn't this meaning of Eichmann's experience in various countries worth highlighting ? ?

Only across a distance of time could the epic accounting begin .

It is not that the facts of the persecution were unavailable ; ;

The platform angle **yf is the angle about which the gyro is controlling .

A mathematical block diagram for the leveling system is shown in Fig. 7-2 .

The platform is initially off level by the angle Aj .

"i.e. , high loop gain causes the system to respond to horizontal components of accelerations ."

This problem usually determines the lower limit of loop gain rather than response time .

It must be noticed in Fig. 7-1 that the accelerometer responds to any input acceleration .

The equation relating input acceleration to output platform angle is Af .

"In practice , the preflight leveling process takes place with the system mounted in the airframe ."

The amount of platform dip required depends upon the scale factors of the system .

The turning is accomplished by applying voltage to the gyro torquers described above .

"In brief , the human replaces amplifier Af in Figs. 7-1 and 7-2 ."

Manual leveling requires an appropriate display of the accelerometer outputs .

"Also , it requires more time as compared to the automatic approach ."

This process is especially difficult since gyro drifting is typically random .

"In simpler terms , it amounts to pointing the platform in the proper direction ."

Use of the characteristics of the platform components for an indication of true heading .

The platform accelerometers must be slightly modified for this procedure .

This can be done to a high degree of accuracy by existing surveying techniques .

The images can easily be aligned with a high degree of accuracy .

The platform is turned as required by supplying currents to the appropriate gyro torquers .

"With this situation , it is difficult to sight in on the platform with surveying equipment ."

The electrical signal from the autocollimator is amplified and supplied to the Z-gyro torquer .

"Thus , if one accelerometer is properly aligned , the other is also ."

Figure 7-3 shows a platform system with the gyro vectors arranged as described above .

"In earlier years , the preservation of food was essentially related to survival ."

Microorganisms are often responsible for the rapid spoilage of foods .

Insect infestation is a problem of importance chiefly in stored grain .

The term `` sterilization '' applies to methods involving essentially complete destruction of all microorganisms .

Less severe thermal treatment as by blanching or scalding serves to inactivate enzymes .

"It will , however , inhibit the sprouting of potatoes and other root vegetables ."

The radiation doses required for the preservation of foods are in the following ranges : 1 .

"For inhibiting the sprouting of root vegetables -- 4,000 to 10,000 Aj ."

"Aside from availability and economic considerations , each has certain practical advantages ; ;"

What are the possibilities of lowered radiation production costs for the future ? ?

No comparable reductions in the cost of nuclide radiation are foreseen .

"For them , providing appetizing food under battle or emergency conditions is a paramount consideration ."

"High nutritional value , variety , palatability , and appetizing appearance are important for reasons of morale ."

"Foods for rear stations , which require cooking , but no refrigeration , are also of interest ."

"To date , the one meat showing favorable results at sterilization doses is pork ."

Tests with beef have been largely unsuccessful because of the development of off-flavors .

The preradiation blanching process discolors the treated beef and liquid accumulates in prepackaged cuts .

Cooked beef irradiated in the absence of oxygen assumes an unnatural pink color .

"However , a major problem here is one of scale of processing ; ;"

Competitive processes for preserving meats are by canning and freezing .

Costs of canning meat are in the range of 0.8 to 5 cents per pound ; ;

costs of freezing are in the area of 2 to 3.5 cents per pound .

"Under the conditions of comparison , it will be noted that : ( 1 )"

"Radiosterilization ( at 3 Mrad ) is more expensive than canning , particularly for the cesium-137 source ."

Irradiation using the nuclide source is more expensive than use of an electron accelerator .

Results of irradiation tests with poultry have been quite successful .

Acceptable taste and odor are retained by the irradiated and refrigerated chicken .

"`` Sister '' , said he `` do you think people who commit suicide go to heaven '' ? ?"

"And she answered , `` I don't know , but I hope you'll never do such a thing '' ."

"Red and Handley , God help them , knew the old Dogtown lore ; ;"

"and I knew they knew it , for I'd told them a lot of it ."

"Yes , gentlemen , I am getting to the point , to my point ."

And my point in this sad story is the spirit of the matter .

"And the truth is what you've come for , is it not ? ?"

There were no witch burnings here because everyone had a witch in the family .

After that he was never known to run or even walk fast .

Today Dogtown is the only deserted village in all New England that I know of .

"There it sits , a small highland , with towns like Gloucester near by ; ;"

but now it's the most lost and tortured place in the world .

"( I myself have identified about sixty sites , from the old maps and registers ."

"Both Red McIver and Handley Walker lived nearby , almost as near as I do ."

I'd often find one or other of them up around Dogtown sketching .

"Pretty girls among them , with blonde hair and pert faces ."

"Handley married Freya and Red , of the red beard , married Anta ."

"The quarrel ended in a ridiculous draw , but I must tell you about it ."

"Oh , yes , I'm quite sure it's important , because of the Beech Pasture ."

"You see , besides being custodian of antiquities , I am also registrar ."

"No , I don't hold with those who live entirely among dead things ."

"Some ten years ago that page was torn out , I don't know by whom ."

"He was courteous and casual about it , as though it were of no consequence ."

"He's always like that , in spite of being a big man ."

") A sensual man , but very courteous , some would say slick ."

"The next week , cousin Red wandered in as casually , but curt and untidy ."

"When I told him someone had torn it out , he shouted ."

And later in the same week they both came together to examine the register .

"Red thrusting out his tawny beard , Handley glowering under his suddenly rumpled black hair ."

"But for my presence , they would have been at each others' throats ."

"There's a fine granite quarry there , and granite's coming back for public buildings ."

"Fortunately , I knew almost exactly what the will had said ."

"That battle scene , ridiculous as it was , remained in my mind ."

I felt it would be inopportune to disclose my presence .

One other cause of jealousy between them I must tell you .

"Gloomy and unkempt as Red McIver was , he was much the better painter ."

"I would call them the patterns of life , perhaps even the designs of destiny ."

"Not much to shoot , but there are a few pheasant ."

Any more than they have the sense to eat mussels .

That was the day Red was said to have gone away .

I suppose these absences gave her more clearance for her embraces with Cousin Handley .

"No , he didn't have his gun , which he should have ."

It would have been a good excuse for his being there at all .

The rest of the crew offsaddled their mounts and turned them into the remuda .

"The cook , Mateo Garcia , had arrived there long before the herd ."

He was readying a batch of sourdough biscuits for the Dutch oven .

The Maguire family was setting up a separate camp nearby .

Billie had unhitched the mules from both Tom Brannon's and his father's wagon .

"Hank had gathered wood for a cookfire , and his wife was busy at it now ."

"She wondered what had taken place in town , between him and his wife ."

She wished that she could talk to her mother about it .

"Not that her mother knew what had happened , but they could speculate upon it ."

"Even as she called to the children , Conchita let her gaze seek Tom Brannon ."

"He was in earnest conversation with her father and the old vaquero , Luis Hernandez ."

"At the moment , the three men were not saying much of anything ."

"They were sitting on their heels , rider-fashion , over by the still empty calf wagon ."

"They were considering it gravely , neither seeming to like what he planned ."

"Finally Hernandez said , `` I could offer you advice , Tomas , but you wouldn't heed it '' ."

Let Senora Brannon live in her father's house for a time .

"After all , you want the senora as much as you want the boy ."

`` And the boy will be too much under his influence by then .

I've got to take Danny away from Clayton before I lose him altogether .

`` But to take him and leave his mother behind is not good '' .

"`` In my place , you'd follow such advice as you give me '' ? ?"

"`` That I can't answer , for I can't imagine something like this happening to me ."

"Like Luis , I can't see something like this happening to me ."

"Where I go , she goes -- and the kids with us ."

"They were silent for a little while , each looking glum ."

Brannon timed it so that they rode in an hour after nightfall .

They had for cover both darkness and a summer storm .

"There were seven of them , enough for a show of strength -- to run a bluff ."

"With him were Hank Maguire , Luis Hernandez , and Luis's son Pedro ."

"Also because of the storm , the streets of Rockfork were deserted ."

"They reined in before the town marshal's office , a box-sized building on Main Street ."

Hogan got down from the saddle and had a look inside .

He'd put on his old brown corduroy coat and it was already soaked .

He hardly noticed the blue-green flashes of lightning and the hard claps of thunder .

"Hogan reappeared , stopped on the hotel porch , lifted a hand in signal ."

"He and Hogan waited by the door , one to either side ."

"Macklin was the third man to come out , and he came unhurriedly ."

"They closed in fast , kept him from reaching inside his coat for his gun ."

"`` Let's go , Marshal '' , Brannon said , and took him by the arm ."

They escorted him down from the porch and through the rain to his office .

"The other five Slash-B men followed them inside , crowding the small room ."

His face was stiff with anger when they let go of his arms .

"He looked at each of them in turn , Brannon last of all ."

"They moved in on him , crowded him from all sides ."

"No man laid a hand on him , but the threat of violence was there ."

"He held out a moment longer , then his nerve gave under the pressure ."

The door of the lockup was of oak planks and banded with strap iron .

"Macklin balked again , not wanting to unlock and open the door ."

"They crowded him in that threatening way once more , forced him to give in ."

"Once the door was open , they crowded him inside the dark building ."

`` Don't get yourself killed for something that doesn't concern you '' .

"He strode past the now frightened man , entered the house ."

Miguel and Arturo Ramirez remained on the veranda to keep Harper from interfering .

"They tracked mud on the oaken floor , on the carpet ."

And their arrival caught John Clayton and Charles Ansley off guard .

The farmer's life must be arranged to meet the demands of crops and livestock .

A slight change in the work schedule may cut the production of cows or chickens .

The worker who lives on a farm cannot change jobs readily .

He cannot leave the farm to take work in another locality on short notice ; ;

Hard physical labor and undesirable hours are a part of life .

"The farmer must get up early , and , at times , work late at night ."

Frequently he must work long hours in the hot sun or cold rain .

"Drought , hail , disease , and insects take their toll of crops ."

Returns for money and labor invested may be small even in a good year .

It will frequently be uneconomical for him to own the most up-to-date equipment .

The farm may be an additional burden if the main job is lost .

This may be true whether the farm is owned or rented .

"If the farm is rented , the rent must be paid ."

A farm provides a wholesome and healthful environment for children .

It gives them room to play and plenty of fresh air .

The children can do chores adapted to their age and ability .

"For some retired persons , part-time farming is a good way to supplement retirement income ."

"Generally , the same level of living costs less in the country than in the city ."

"The savings are not as great , however , as is sometime supposed ."

A part-time farmer and his family can use their spare time profitably .

"Part-time farming can take comparatively little land , labor , and equipment -- or a great deal ."

It depends on the kind and the scale of the farming operation .

"General requirements for land , labor , and equipment are discussed below ."

"You could not , of course , raise feed for the livestock on a plot this small ."

The cost of land and the prospects for appreciation in value may influence your decision .

Some part-time farmers buy more land than they need in anticipation of suburban development .

Sometimes a desired acreage is offered only as part of a larger tract .

List the number of hours the family can be expected to work each month .

You may want to include your own regular vacation period if you have one .

"You will probably want to hire someone to do the plowing , however ."

"For larger plantings , you'll need some kind of power for plowing , harrowing , disking , and cultivating ."

Cost of power and machinery is often a serious problem to the small-scale farmer .

Then if you change jobs you won't necessarily have to sell the farm .

If you grow anything to sell you will need markets nearby .

Look for a farm in a neighborhood of well-kept homes .

There are slums in the country as well as in the city .

You may have to provide them yourself or get along without them .

You cannot get along without an adequate supply of pure water .

A pond may provide adequate water for livestock and garden .

The following amounts of water are needed per day for livestock and domestic uses .

Is the land suited to the crops you intend to raise ? ?

"If you can't tell , get help from your county agricultural agent or other local specialist ."

Will the house on any part-time farm you are considering make a satisfactory full-time residence ? ?

How much will it cost to do any necessary modernizing and redecorating ? ?

The value of the farm to you will depend on --

The value of the products you can raise on it .

The possibilities of selling the property later on for suburban subdivision .

"Next , estimate the value of possible earnings of the farm ."

"To do this , set up a plan on paper for operating the farm ."

Include as expenditures an allowance for depreciation of farm buildings and equipment .

"Otherwise , you may pay too much for the farm and get nothing for your labor ."

"And men also used vacuum cleaners in both rooms , sucking dust up once more ."

"Men from the Third Detective District , Eighteenth Precinct , had the longest , the most tedious , job ."

he had been at the Dumont for almost a week .

( `` I certainly was not at the Dumont last night and my husband couldn't have been .

The Hotel King Arthur across the street provided almost twice as many problems .

"The King Arthur had fifty-four overnighters , again counting rooms rather than people ."

"( Anyone active enough can reach a roof , wherever his room may be ."

It was not even certain the shot had been fired from either hotel .

"Like , for example , a man carrying a twenty-two rifle , probably with a telescopic sight attached ? ?"

"There was , of course , no hope it really would be that simple ."

"( Detective Pearson , Eighteenth Precinct , thought for a time he might be on to something ."

"Well , a man had tried , at the King Arthur , to register with an ocelot ."

"At the Dumont , a guest had come in a collapsible wheel chair ."

"Ambushes are laid by those who doubt themselves , as any man may against a tiger ."

"Faith Constable had had to `` go on '' from the party and had , presumably , gone on ."

Grudges simply do not keep that well in a sane mind .

Faith Constable had accomplished much in a quarter of a century .

"She might , conceivably , have brought one in in a large-enough suitcase ."

"But -- it happened , almost always , among the primitive and , usually , among the very young ."

) There was nothing to indicate that Lauren Payne was primitive .

He also reminded himself that he had an unusual number of possibilities .

"Here , too , the cause to hate lay well back in the years ."

"But bitterness had more cause to remain , even increasingly to corrode ."

Seeing the man he blamed for this made much of -- youth and bitterness and --

"A man named Lars Simon , playwright-director , had expressed a wish that Anthony Payne drop dead ."

"He would say , of course , that he had not really had any such wish ; ;"

which he obviously had to be given the opportunity to say .

It was evident that Mullins was the man to go .

"On the other hand , they , or it , seemed to have no legs whatever ."

"Of four dark brown ears , one twitched slightly at this ."

"But at this the one too-large cat suddenly became two cats , stretching ."

"Shadow , the more talkative , began at once to talk , her voice piteous ."

"Stilts , a more direct cat , leaped from the bed and trotted briskly toward the kitchen ."

"The hell it isn't dinnertime , two waving tails told Pam North ."

"After a time , it occurred to her that her thoughts were not worth the trouble ."

"Had Faith Constable's explanation of her confidence , so uninvited , been a little thin ? ?"

"That was more like a thought , but not a great deal more ."

"Pam realized , to her surprise , that she had been almost dozing ."

"Even with words coming too fast , they came on the music of the voice ."

Only Blue Throat and his gang stayed where they were .

"Blue Throat was slumped with his back against the bar , elbows supporting his massive frame ."

He leered at the stranger as the distance between them closed .

"`` Since when did they allow beardless kids into the saloon bars of this town , boys '' ? ?"

`` Seems to me I don't remember altering any law about that '' .

"He straightened up , alert now as the buffalo hunter came closer ."

`` I don't aim to have minors breathing down my neck when I'm a-drinking '' :

"`` I'm Billy Tilghman '' , said the stranger , `` and I've come for Pat Conyers' body '' ."

"`` And what makes you think you're going to get it , pretty boy '' ? ?"

Most of the time I get what I ask for '' .

"Tilghman flung himself aside , dropped on one knee and pulled his own gun ."

"Somewhere at the far end of the room a voice yelled , `` You all right , Billy '' ? ?"

"`` Yes , George , but I ain't got poor old Pat's body yet ."

"He fired again , and somewhere in the gloom a man screamed ."

Another took off his gun belt and flung his weapons to the floor .

"Tilghman and his partner , George Rust , herded the men into a corner ."

"`` And now '' , said Tilghman with deadly calm , `` I'll repeat what I said ."

Billy Tilghman and his comrades rode off to the battle .

The entire length of the street could be raked with rifle fire from this barn .

"The law-abiding citizens of Petrie had gathered inside Kaster's Store , halfway down the street ."

Several were firing into the barn when Billy Tilghman arrived .

He called the store owner and together they went into the stockroom .

"He slipped outside , hugging the walls of buildings and dodging into doorways ."

Here he couldn't be seen by Blue Throat and his gang .

It was the abrupt end of Blue Throat's dictatorship in Petrie .

Though only slightly injured himself the big hoodlum never returned to those parts .

Tilghman knew that some ranchers were hand-in-glove with the Doolin gang .

It was snowing hard when they got there and they saw no horses outside .

"The only evidence of occupation came from the chimney , which was belching out thick smoke ."

The two lawmen halted their wagon about twenty yards from the door .

There was no reply so he shoved it open with his foot and stepped inside .

"Seated near it with his back to the door was the rancher , Ed Dunn ."

Tilghman closed the door behind him and walked towards the fire .

All that time rifle barrels were pointing unwaveringly at his head and body .

One false move on his part and he would be a dead man .

"`` Well '' , he announced , `` Guess I'll be going now , Ed , and thanks for the warmup '' ."

"He strolled back to the door , whistling softly , hands still clasped behind him ."

Leisurely he climbed on to the wagon next to Neal Brown .

`` Just get out of here without it looking as though we're in a hurry .

That place is crawling with Bill Doolin and his gang '' .

Even as he spoke those words Billy Tilghman's life hung on a thread .

"`` You'll stay right here '' , commanded Bill Doolin , covering Red with his rifle ."

`` Billy Tilghman is too good a man to shoot in the back .

In the century from 1815 to 1914 the law of nations became international law .

"second , it had to be compatible with the value system that they shared ."

out of the question was the neutralization of Asia and Africa .

This Europeanization of the law was made explicit by a number of 19th century scholars .

his search was merely for rules that might limit his freedom of action .

"To appreciate this development , we must relate it to other aspects of nineteenth-century philosophy ."

In the international community this reduced law to Jellinek's auto-limitation .

he could be subjected to law only because he agreed to be .

Hidden behind Hegelian abstractions were more practical reasons for a changing jurisprudence .

Law was seen as an emanation of the `` sovereign will '' .

"However , the sovereign was not Hobbes' absolute monarch but rather the parliamentary sovereign of Austin ."

"Man , through democratic institutions of government and economic freedom , was master of his destiny ."

"The theory did not require , though it unfortunately might acquire , a Hegelian mystique ."

It was merely a rationalization and ordering of new institutions of popular government .

it merely wished to minimize subjective views of officials who wielded public authority .

Particularly was this true as laissez-faire capitalism became the dominant credo of Western society .

even marriage and the family was seen as a contractual arrangement .

One result was to nationalize much that had been regarded as the law of nations .

"Five days later , on receiving it , Meredith sat drumming his dactyls on his writing table ."

The voice crying in him was the voice of guilt .

His four weeks in Italy had turned into nearer three months .

"Meredith's fingers slowed and stopped over a line before him : Sie lacheln , die Schwarzen Hexen ."

"Nicolas : `` Look , Nicolas doesn't go to bed with boys -- no sex , see ? ?"

"To this meek conjugation Nicolas had replied , `` O.K. I can use this blanket ."

"And when you get off this job tonight , well , you can gimme something to eat '' ."

"He had always known how to find a bed , and on his own terms ."

"This was surely a reunion in art , it was all that poetry promised ."

That long night with Nicolas and marijuana in Venice had opened her eyes .

"Her eyes had opened , she had caught a glimpse of a new faith ."

"Even so , it took her several days to force Walter to tell her Nicolas's whereabouts ."

She had arrived this morning and come straight to the English Gardens .

"`` His address '' , Walter added , `` is that great foundling home , the American Express ."

And I will greatly appreciate it if you will not tell your husband .

"Smiling , she sat down on the suitcase and waited and watched ."

Nicolas was dreaming he had his head pressed against the dashboard of a speeding car .

He half woke and rolled over with his face in the cooler grass .

"when it stopped he began busily typing , sitting up in a virtuous way ."

"Before dinner , he shaved for the second time that day ."

Her white blond hair was clean and brushed long straight down to her shoulders .

"Steinhager '' She whispered Steinhager to herself , several times , memorizing it ."

"Meredith's voice was always deep , with rough bass notes in it ; ;"

"`` Oh , it's that myth , about Orpheus and What is her name ? ?"

"She raised her face and nodded , `` It's sweet , and very sad '' ."

They discussed the way people never tell each other the things on their minds .

"She confessed she was unhappy , he asked was it her husband ? ?"

"At her door , two or three hours later , Mary Jane whispered , `` Everyone is asleep '' ."

My interviews with teen-agers confirmed this portrait of the weakening of religious and ethnic bonds .

Jewish identity was often confused with social and economic strivings .

`` I like to follow the holidays when they come along .

But you don't have to worship in the traditional way .

"As I see it , there's no real difference between being Jewish , Catholic , or Protestant '' ."

Still another boy asserted : `` To be a good Jew is to do no wrong ; ;

`` We were brought up that way '' was one statement which won general assent .

Most of the teen-agers I interviewed rejected it on pragmatic grounds .

Sixty-five per cent of the Jewish teen-agers of college age attend institutions of higher learning .

This may help explain a phenomenon described by a small-town Jewish boy .

"The motivations for both sexes , to be sure , are different ."

"In upper teen Jewish life , the non-college group tends to have a sense of marginality ."

"`` People automatically assume that I'm in college '' , a nineteen-year-old machinist observed irritably ."

"However , among the girls , there are some morale-enhancing compensations for not going to college ."

She is even prone to regard the college girl as immature .

"First , the girl's education has a lower priority than the son's ."

One can assume that some of the brightest boys are out of town .

Brooklyn College students have an ambivalent attitude toward their school .

"`` As long as I'm home , I'll never grow up '' , a nineteen-year-old boy observed sadly ."

`` They don't like it if I do anything away from home .

The domestic tentacles even extend to the choice of a major field .

The breaking away from the prison house of Brooklyn is gradual .

"Brooklyn College is Marjorie Morningstar territory , as much as the Bronx or Central Park West ."

"`` Almost everybody in the senior class is married '' , students say dogmatically ."

"These announcements are , in effect , advertisements for themselves as thriving marriage marts ."

`` Witt House happily announces the engagement of Fran Horowitz to Erwin Schwartz of Fife House '' .

The Brooklyn College student shows some striking departures from prevailing collegiate models .

"Among the boys , there is very little bravado about drinking ."

Brooklyn College is distinctive for not having an official drinking place .

The Fort Lauderdale encampment for drinking is foreign to most Brooklyn College boys .

this issue that you are reading marks my 15th anniversary .

Some of the people who speak through my pages are famous ; ;

Some have walked through pain and sorrow to bring you their message of hope .

This month a million Guideposts will circulate all over the world .

It is mankind's wistful yearning for a world of justice and peace .

"All things are possible to God , but He chooses -- usually -- to work through people ."

"Neither had any publishing experience , but they had faith in their idea ."

"Compared to the big , established magazines , my first efforts seemed feeble indeed ."

But from the start they had two important ingredients : sincerity and realism .

Len LeSourd went and lived in the slums as a sidewalk derelict for ten days .

The crisis later on when debts seemed about to overwhelm me .

"`` You're not living up to your own principles '' , she told my discouraged people ."

`` You're so preoccupied that you've let your faith grow dim .

"Visualize them , then , believe you are getting them , and you will have them '' ! !"

With our growth came expansion into new fields of service .

Today more than a thousand industries distribute me to their employees .

They say all personnel have spiritual needs which Guideposts helps to meet .

Bedridden people say I am easy to hold -- and read .

Three years ago it became possible to finance a Braille edition for blind readers .

Irving Granville and Nelson Rector who travel widely calling on business firms .

"Glenn Kittler has been twice to Africa , once spending a week with Dr. Albert Schweitzer ."

"Each contributes something different , and something important : Ruth Peale , her wide experience in church work ; ;"

"Sidney Fields , years of experience as a New York columnist ; ;"

There are people who travel long distances to assure my continued existence .

Elaine St. Johns may fly in from the West Coast for the editorial staff meetings .

Arthur Gordon comes once a month all the way from Georgia .

We have also seen the power of faith at work among us .

"Recently , John Sherrill was stricken with one of the deadliest forms of cancer ."

"We prayed for John , during surgery , we asked others to pray ; ;"

all over the country a massive shield of prayer was thrown around him .

Perhaps it is not fair to mention some people without mentioning all .

"But , you see , those who are not mentioned will not resent it ."

"Perhaps you think the editorial meetings are solemn affairs , a little sanctimonious ? ?"

"There are brain-wracking searches for the right word , the best phrase , the most helpful idea ."

And there is also something intangible that hovers around the table .

"Each meeting starts with a prayer , offered spontaneously by one member of the group ."

"For you , readers , are an all-important part of the spiritual experiment that is Guideposts ."

"I need your support , your criticism , your encouragement , your prayers ."

At first I was happy to throw the support of our newspaper behind this man .

"I am sure that Castro was happy , too , about that support ."

None of us was aware that the biggest fight was still ahead .

I was full of hope as Fidel Castro came into Havana .

"Within a week , however , I began to suspect that something was wrong ."

He spent long hours before the TV spitting out promises of revenge .

He showed us how he dealt with his enemies : he executed them before TV cameras .

A suspicion was growing that Fidel Castro was a Communist .

"In my mind , I began to review : his use of hate to gain support ; ;"

"his division of society into two classes , one the hero , the other the villain ."

I had watched Castro handling his enemies before the paredon .

It was a simple ivory crucifix which my mother had given me .

I knew in that moment that I did not have any choice .

It is recognized that a mail questionnaire has inherent limitations .

There is the danger that the questions will mean different things to different respondents .

There is also the problem of the respondent's frame of reference .

The research team was very mindful of these dangers and limitations of a mail questionnaire .

( 2 ) the actual selling and buying practices of the respondents ; ;

The major sections of the questionnaire ( see Appendix B ) are devoted to the following : 1 .

Information for classifying respondents ( Part A of the questionnaire ) 2 .

Characteristics of defense sales activities ( Part B of the questionnaire ) 3 .

Respondents' opinions regarding advertised bidding ( Part E of the questionnaire ) 6 .

Respondents' opinions regarding negotiated bidding ( Part F of the questionnaire ) 7 .

Respondents' preferences regarding the methods of awarding defense contracts ( Part G of the questionnaire )

"The questionnaire also stated that , in any event , all replies would be treated confidentially ."

The research team prepared and then revised the questionnaire over a period of six months .

"The revised draft was mailed in July , 1960 , to 100 firms throughout the United States ."

The method of compiling the AIA and TR lists will be described later .

The firms to receive the questionnaires were selected with this objective in mind .

Three lists of companies were made and used in the study .

"By these steps the final AIA list was reduced from 8,000 to 3,500 ."

The fact that AIA lists might not have been selected on a random basis .

Airmail was used for the addresses outside the Pacific Northwest .

"The first test mailing ( to 14 companies ) was made in June , 1960 ."

"The second test mailing ( to 100 companies ) was made in July , 1960 ."

"Over 1,000 returns were received within two weeks after the final mailing was made ."

"The remaining 1,286 returns that were processed came from the categories in Table 2 ."

"All responses , except comments , were numerically coded to permit use of data-processing equipment ."

The codes were key-punched into IBM punch cards and verified .

Each return required three cards and involved key punching 228 digital columns .

The methods and results of this comparative analysis are described in Appendix Aj .

"Sulphur , oil , and copra make the kind of tinder any firebug dreams of ."

He sprinted to the rail and leaped overboard into the shark-infested waters .

One especially bad detonation shook Lifeboat No. 3 which trembled violently in the davits .

"Brassnose yelled : `` Come on , Sommers , Max step on it , we got a chance now ."

"We pulled and swore and yanked and wept , scraping our hands until they bled profusely ."

The Bonaventure was quivering and lurching like an old spavined mare .

"Brassnose , Max and I leaped into the sea and swam to the boat ."

"`` Let's get away fast '' , said Brassnose , shaking water from his mop of bleached hair ."

Already our leaky lifeboat was filled with five inches of water .

"Three days previously , we had steamed past barren Rennell Island in the distance ."

There were gigantic blisters and rope burns on our hands ; ;

He then said something which struck a chord in my memory .

`` God help us if we're near the island of Eromonga .

I'm sure that males have something to do with that process '' ! !

"In fact , one important aspect of their very religion is the annihilation of men '' ."

"`` I think I know what you mean , Brassnose '' , I said ."

"Three hours later , while we were bailing desperately , a dot of land came into view ."

"There was a wooden tower or derrick there , something like a ski jump ; ;"

it was perhaps 80 feet high and had been artfully constructed of logs .

He made a sound of despair deep in his throat .

They had never seen a tultul but they had heard about it from their fathers '' .

But he had turned a sickly green and appeared tongue-tied or panicked .

My friends and I come from a ship which was destroyed by fire .

"She said , `` My name is Songau and these girls are Ponkob and Piwen ."

I saw a dozen or so other outriggers moored there .

others still had whitened shreds of decayed flesh sticking to them .

The body may have been two or three weeks' dead .

Many small bones protruded crazily from the shreds of flesh .

The man must have leaped to his death from the topmost rung of the tultul .

He looked as if he was going to keel over .

The maku Frayne has inherited this strength from his grandfather '' .

"At first , I thought he was out of his head , talking wildly like this ."

But a glance at Songau and the other women confirmed what Brassnose had blurted out .

The man was an ox and he put up a creditable struggle ; ;

"Besides , terror had sapped some of Frayne's vitality and will ."

Her name was L'Turu and she told me many things .

"For an anthropologist , loquacious old L'Turu was a mine of information ."

Karipo was something of a politician as well as a militarist .

"She cackled with mirth , showing the stumps of betel-stained teeth ."

He caught up with the old man in the living room .

Old man Arthur had put down the suitcase to open the front door .

The old man gave the room a stare in leaving ; ;

under the scraggly brows the pale old eyes burned with a bitter memory .

"Rossi and Ferguson have been across the street , talking to the kid ."

"He limps , and the man who hit you and took the cane , he limped ."

"`` The trouble with you '' , old man Arthur began , and then checked himself ."

The old man opened the door and stepped out into the sunlight .

"`` They found something else up there '' , she said half-aloud to the empty room ."

"She walked restlessly across the room , then back to the windows ."

"`` Now they've gone , they didn't come back , and they didn't arrest that Dronk boy '' ."

"She smoothed the skirt , sat down , then stood up and went back to the windows ."

`` Why on earth did I send him off to work ? ?

There was excuse enough to keep him home that young Mr. Arthur's still over there '' .

"Mr. Crosson's been on everybody's neck , an order he expected didn't come through and he's '' --"

I'm all alone and certain things are going on that look very ominous .

I need someone to go out and find out what's happening '' .

"`` But I couldn't do that , even if I were home '' ! !"

`` I can't be underfoot every time those cops turn around ! !

the teeth that shone into the phone were like a shark's .

I'd think that you even more than I would be wondering what they're up to .

She slapped the receiver into its holder and stepped away .

he went to the window and choked there with the fresh breeze on his face .

"He tried to ignore what his own common sense told him , but it wasn't possible ; ;"

There had been nothing evil or dirty in his intentions .

It was just that little accidents played into her hands .

There was no use wandering off into a territory of utter nightmare .

She was married to him for better or for worse .

"He drove , and the road wobbled , familiar scenes crept past on either side ."

"There was really no place to go , finally , except home to Mae ."

"Cooper was beside his car , on the curb at the right , just standing there morosely ; ;"

Behind him on the steps of the little office sat old man Arthur ; ;

He could throw himself on the mercy of the Police Department .

"It wasn't what Mae would want him to do , though ."

Hand in hand with hope went things like terror and apprehension .

"If Ferguson's car had been in sight , Holden would have walked directly to it ."

He went to the front door and opened it and looked in .

Mae entered the room from the hallway to the kitchen .

`` Didn't you have an old pair of painting overalls in the garage ? ?

You used them that time you painted the porch at our other house .

I'm sure they were in the garage up until a couple of days ago .

"You used to paint in them , and then you just took them for rags ."

You're going to have to go to the police and explain what happened .

Tell them the truth or something before they come here '' .

The source of this paradox is not difficult to identify .

"Institutions require structure , form , and definition , and these in turn entail differentiation and exclusion ."

A completely amorphous institution would be a contradiction in terms ; ;

"to escape this fate , it must rule some things out ."

Man is at once a gregarious animal and a form-creating being .

"Both eventualities are possible logically , but practically they are impossible ."

Yet the fact remains that such institutions do set men at odds with their fellows .

The only way that I can see is through communication .

"In a certain sense , interfaith communication parallels diplomatic communication among the nation-states ."

What are the pertinent facts affecting such communication at the present juncture of history ? ?

"I shall touch on three areas : personal , national , and theological ."

By personal factors I mean those rooted in personality structure .

"While the personality factors that aggravate interfaith conflict may be perennial , nationalism is more variable ."

"Actually , however , this turns out to be only part of the picture ."

All this works severely against the kind of cross-cultural communication for which Christian missions stand .

I was seated next to the director of the Seventh Day Adventists' world radio program .

It was not that they had been contracted for during the interval ; ;

they simply could no longer be purchased for missionary purposes .

The partition of India has hardly improved relations between Hindus and Muslims ; ;

neither has the establishment of the State of Israel fostered harmony between Muslims and Jews .

The current regime of President Mohammad Ayub Khan is determinedly secular .

The new regime in Turkey is intentionally less Muslim than its predecessor .

The religious parties in Israel have experienced a great loss of prestige in recent months .

Newbiggin's qualification on the Christian claim is of considerable significance .

"Garryowen is the battle cry of the 7th U.S. Cavalry Regiment , `` The Fighting Seventh '' ."

"Outside of combat , he couldn't have landed in a tougher spot ."

"In combat , helping your CO make a fool of himself might mean getting yourself killed ."

"But in maneuvers , with the top brass watching him all the time , it's easy ."

Chandler had expected a tough old trooper with a gravel voice .

There was no weapon Early could not take apart and reassemble blind-folded .

He could lead a patrol and he knew his paper work .

"Further , he had taken full advantage of the Army's correspondence courses ."

"He not only knew soldiering , but mathematics , history and literature as well ."

"But for all his erudite confidence , Sergeant Early was right out of the Garryowen mold ."

He was filled with the spirit of the Fighting Seventh .

He fed the captain bits of history about the troops and the regiment .

"Maneuvers over , the 7th returned to garrison duty in Tokyo , Captain Chandler still with them ."

"The faces belonged to Lieutenant Marvin Goulding , his wife and their two children ."

He set out to keep Troop H the best troop in the best regiment .

"One night on the Naktong River , Mel Chandler called on that fabled esprit de corps ."

"At 6 o'clock on the morning of August 12 , they were in doubt no longer ."

"They were followed by crack North Korean troops , who mounted one charge after another ."

"He took one step , two , broke into a trot and then into a run ."

"It was Bob Carroll , who had suddenly found himself imbued with the spirit of Garryowen ."

But an enemy grenade hit Carroll in the head and detonated simultaneously .

"They found it at the junction between Troops H and G , and prepared to counterattack ."

That finished the job that Captain Chandler and Lieutenant Carroll had begun .

Reinforcements came up quickly to take advantage of the opening made by Goulding's platoon .

The North Koreans threw away their guns and fled across the rice paddies .

Artillery and air strikes were called in to kill them by the hundreds .

Many of his fellow officers refused to speak to him .

"Some experiments are composed of repetitions of independent trials , each with two possible outcomes ."

In repeated sets of five shots his numbers of bull's-eyes vary .

What can we say of the probabilities of the different possible numbers of bull's-eyes ? ?

"In general , any outcome we choose may be labeled `` success '' ."

"Fortunately , a general formula of wide applicability solves all problems of this kind ."

"Before deriving this formula , we explain what we mean by `` problems of this kind '' ."

"Experiments are often composed of several identical trials , and sometimes experiments themselves are repeated ."

Each trial consists of choosing a student manager at random .

The 2 possible outcomes on each trial are `` driver '' or `` nondriver '' .

"Since the choice is by lot each week , the outcomes of different trials are independent ."

"The managers stay the same , so that Af is the same for all weeks ."

Below we use our earlier examples to describe and illustrate these four properties .

"We also give , for each property , an example where the property is absent ."

The language and notation introduced are standard throughout the chapter .

There must be a fixed number n of repeated trials .

"For the marksman , we study sets of five shots ( Af ) ; ;"

"for the mice , we restrict attention to litters of eight ( Af ) ; ;"

"Here the number of trials is a random variable , not a fixed number ."

Each of the N trials is either a success or a failure .

These words are more expressive than labels like `` A '' and `` not-A '' .

"We classify mice as `` straight-haired '' or `` wavy-haired '' , but a hairless mouse appears ."

"the marksman has some probability p , perhaps 0.1 , of making a bull's-eye ."

"Experimentally , we expect independence when the trials have nothing to do with one another ."

We want to know the number of people going to the mountains .

Each person votes for one of a pair of pictures to receive a popular prize .

"Voting for one picture may be called `` success '' , for the other `` failure '' ."

"An experiment consists of the voting of one couple , or two trials ."

"Thus in independent voting , Af or 0.52 of the couples would agree ."

"But Table 7-1 shows that Af or 0.70 agree , too many for independent voting ."

We want to study the probability function of this random variable .

"For example , we are interested in the number of bull's-eyes , not which shots were bull's-eyes ."

A binomial experiment can produce random variables other than the number of successes .

"( For instance , see Example 2 of Section 5-5 , on red cards in hands of 5 ."

"The random variable X takes the values Af with probabilities Af or , more briefly Af ."

Each binomial trial of a binomial experiment produces either 0 or 1 success .

"The marksman gets two bull's-eyes , one on his third shot and one on his fifth ."

there might even be two or more candidates for voters to choose from .

Over all these fairly awkward problems Khrushchev was to skate rather lightly ; ;

This was something on which K. himself seemed to have some doubts ; ;

But Albania is merely a symptom of a real malaise between China and Russia .

And this brings us inevitably to the 30- or 50-megaton bomb .

He seems strong enough inside the party to cope with any internal opposition ; ;

The mortar was equipped with dummy shells and the recoilless rifle was deactivated .

"Here the two leaders , DePugh and Lauchli , hastened to put the group through its paces ."

The Minutemen were instructed in the use of terrain for concealment .

They were shown how to advance against an enemy outpost atop a cleared ridge .

They practiced movement behind a smoke screen laid by smoke grenades ; ;

and they attempted a skirmish line of advance against a camouflaged enemy encampment .

Eleven dummy rounds were fired by Lauchli in a demonstration of rapid-fire mortar shooting .

Continue another hundred yards to the Piazza of the Knights of Malta .

On the wall of this square there are delightful bas-reliefs of musical instruments .

These two walks take you through the heart of Rome .

"You will walk some of the narrow , old streets , hemmed in by massive palazzi ."

You will realize why Rome is indeed the Eternal City .

Start on the Via D. Teatro Di Marcello at the foot of the Capitoline Hill .

Twenty-two thousand spectators used to crowd it in Roman days .

Wander past the three superb Columns of Apollo by the arches of the theatre .

The remains of the Portico of Octavia are now in front of you .

Go inside for a closer look at a Renaissance palace .

"The Palazzo Caetani , still inhabited by the Caetani family , adjoins the Palazzo Mattei ."

Follow the colorful and busy Via D. Giubbonari for a hundred yards or so .

Now turn left at the Via dell' Arco Del Monte to the Piazza Dei Pellegrini .

"Paintings by Titian , Caravaggio , and Rubens are on display ( open 9:30 to 4:00 ) ."

( This is shown in the afternoon and on Sunday morning .

"The gardens of the palazzo , shaded by a huge magnolia tree , are most attractive ."

Michelangelo was the most distinguished of several noted architects who helped design it .

Ask to see the modern tapestries of Paris and Rome designed by Lurcat .

"Today , by contrast it is a lively and colorful fruit , vegetable , and flower market ."

For centuries it was the location of historic festivals and open-air sports events .

The scene before you is indeed theatrical and often appears in movies about Rome .

Perhaps a street musician will pass to add that extra touch .

The church's cloisters are among Donato Bramante's most beautiful creations .

It was dedicated as a church in the seventh century .

"The Pantheon's interior , still in its original form , is truly majestic and an architectural triumph ."

The only means of interior light is the twenty-nine-foot-wide aperture in the stupendous dome .

This is one of the most charming little squares in this part of Rome .

"A few yards farther , on the Via Dei Bergamaschi , is the Piazza Colonna ."

"You are now at the Corso , though narrow , one of Rome's busiest streets ."

"Otherwise , cross over the Corso and walk a block or so to the left ."

Subsequent sections on grants describe the other categories of the grant structure .

The method used in computing the allotments is specifically set forth in the Act .

"By law this is 75% for the Virgin Islands , Guam and Puerto Rico ."

( Alaska and Hawaii had fixed allotment percentages in effect prior to fiscal year 1962 .

"( See Source of Data , below for population data to be used in this step ."

Multiply the population of each State by the square of its allotment percentage .

"( Multiply result obtained in item 7 above , by result obtained in item 6 above ."

"Determine the sum of the products obtained in item 8 above , for all the States ."

( Divide the amount being allotted by the result obtained in item 9 above .

Determine the particular State's unadjusted allotment for the particular fiscal year .

"( the same amount used in item 1 under Method Of Computing Allotments , above ."

Determine the average per capita income for the United States for the last three years .

"( The same amount used in item 2 under Method Of Computing Allotments , above ."

Determine the ratio of 40% to the average per capita income of the United States .

( Divide 40 by the amount used in item 2 above .

"By law this is 70% for the Virgin Islands , Guam and Puerto Rico ."

( Alaska and Hawaii had fixed Federal share percentages in effect prior to fiscal year 1962 .

Further decrees along this line were issued in 1916 and 1919 .

The whole system was again reviewed and reorganized in 1933 .

Similar identification cards were issued in 1959 to all adult females .

Numbers of registered persons in four age-and-sex classes were counted each year .

The system was not well adapted to conditions of life in urban centers .

The distinction between domiciled ( de jure ) and present ( de facto ) population was not clearly defined .

"The system tended to break down during the war , but was reactivated ; ;"

it had reached the pre-war level of efficiency by 1951 .

But the information on the dynamics of population was often quite misleading .

"The same system , with minor modifications , was developed in Ruanda-Urundi under Belgian administration ."

Its findings are reported each year in its Rapport Sur l'activite Pendant annee ( Bruxelles ) .

Somewhat similar investigations have been made by medical officers in other areas .

These teams carried out the same operations successively in different areas .

"In short , scientific sampling was introduced in place of subjective sampling ."

"Sample units ( villages in rural areas , houses in cities ) were drawn systematically within these strata ."

Higher proportions were sampled in urban and mixed communities than in rural areas .

"Uniform questions , definitions , and procedures were enforced throughout the whole country ."

"Data were obtained , separately , on three classes of persons : ( A ) residents , present ; ;"

"Finally , it may have certain very important , less obvious values ."

"The first sampling census in the Congo extended over a three-year period , 1955 - 57 ; ;"

"Other reports in identical form , but with somewhat varying content , have been issued ."

Few things are more perilous for the State Department than a displeased congressman .

"First , the State Department is unique among government agencies for its lack of public supporters ."

The farmers may be aroused if Congress cuts into the Agriculture Department's budget .

The congressman's patriotism is always involved when he turns upon the Defense Department .

Tampering with the Post Office may infuriate every voter who can write .

Not only do these foreigners not vote for American congressmen ; ;

The Department expects and receives no thanks from Congress for its discretion .

State is expected to arrange the touring Cicero's foreign itinerary ; ;

So was the attack upon Charles E. Bohlen when Eisenhower appointed him Ambassador to Moscow .

"Their successors , absorbing the lesson , made it a point to have few ideas ."

"This , in turn , brought a new fashion in senatorial criticism as the Democrats took control ."

Other embassies cable home The New York Times without changing a comma .

The Soviet Embassy is popularly regarded as Russian espionage headquarters .

Menshikov hit Washington with a TV announcer's grin and a hearty handclasp .

"In Senator Joseph McCarthy's phrase , it was the most unheard-of thing ever heard of ."

"Newspaper punditry was inspired to remind everyone that Judas , too , had been able to smile ."

The Menshikov interlude ended as larks with the Russians usually end .

Rumor had it that his children numbered in the hundreds .

"The State Department was little help on this , or on much else about Saudi Arabia ."

"`` This is where I get my information from '' , he confided ."

The first dilemma was the morality of nuclear warfare itself .

Only this time around the conditions are different and the choice is far harder .

Its primary advantage is that it is a moral choice ; ;

"one which , should it fail , will not have contaminated the conscience ."

For that is the one an increasingly large number of prominent Americans are now proposing .

The refusal to resume atmospheric testing would be a good start .

With good reason it appeared that a new day was upon divided Christendom .

"Equally significant , Pope John has said that Catholics themselves bear some responsibility for Christian disunity ."

Nor can one forget Pope John's unprecedented meeting with the Archbishop of Canterbury .

"Furthermore , we find his defense of the unbalanced budget more dismaying than reassuring ."

The party that won used to say something about a New Frontier .

Usually questions from the floor were directed to the non-Catholic speaker or discussion leader .

"Speakers declared that Protestants often make use of it , if , perhaps , by some other name ."

Another question that arose was the nature of the dialogue itself .

The stimulus from the confrontation of philosophical systems involving certain differences was undeniable .

it is necessary to perceive the extent of foreign aid demanded by the Christian imperative .

"There are various sets of exceptional lines , or lines whose images are not unique ."

Thus pencils of tangents to Q are transformed into pencils of tangents .

"In particular , tangents to C are transformed into tangents to C' ."

The congruence of its secants is therefore of order Af and class Af .

"In other words , these curves have only fixed intersections common to them all ."

"Hence its image , C' , meets any line of Af in Af points ."

"Moreover , C' obviously meets any line Af in a single point ."

"To see this , consider a general pencil of lines containing a general secant of Aj ."

Thus it follows that the secants of **zg are all invariant .

Observations similar to these can be made at each point of Aj .

"Moreover , if Af , no two of the multiple secants can intersect ."

"Now consider an arbitrary line , l , meeting Q in two points , Af and Af ."

Nowhere has this decline been more painfully evident than in the New York City area .

"This is a $14 million operation involving 3,500 employees who work on commuter traffic exclusively ."

"However , there is a more profound consideration to this proposed merger than profit and loss ."

"Mr. Oakes succeeds Charles Merz , editor since 1938 , who now becomes editor emeritus ."

There is a new atmosphere of urgency in Washington this week .

"What the next move will be only time , of course , will tell ."

"Personally , I think we ought to set up an immediate naval blockade of Cuba ."

"Obviously , we can't stop them from coming in , however , just by talk ."

Look at Castro now -- cockier than ever with arms and agents to threaten the Americas .

"In it they see a way to isolate Cuba , stop infiltration , maybe finish Castro , too ."

It could halt a flood of Communist arms and strategic supplies now reaching Castro .

It could stop Cuban re-export of guns and propaganda materials to South America .

Three requirements go with a blockade : It must be proclaimed ; ;

the blockading force must be powerful enough to enforce it ; ;

"Blockade runners can be stopped -- by gunfire , if necessary -- searched and held , at least temporarily ."

They could be sent to U.S. ports for rulings whether cargo should be confiscated .

"It could , by avoiding direct intervention , provide a short-of-war strategy to meet short-of-war infiltration ."

Shipments of arms from Western countries could similarly be seized as contraband .

"At times , three ships a day from the Soviet bloc are unloading in Cuban ports ."

These were the same subjects who were given the Rorschach test .

Only Co differentiated between the two groups at less than the 5% level ( Af ) .

Only 27% ( 11 subjects ) gave a positive Kohnstamm reaction when completely naive concerning the phenomenon .

The subjects were only given information about other possibilities of `` normal '' reaction .

These subjects implied that they too could prevent their arms from rising if they tried .

"After two drinks containing alcohol , her arm flew upward very freely ."

They explained its absence in others on the basis of an intervention of control factors .

She explained nonreactivity of others by saying that they were `` not letting themselves relax '' .

but rather that they could be diminished sufficiently not to interfere with arm-levitation .

"However , she was able to relax and yield to the moment ."

This occurred in spite of the rational awareness that the ball should be going downhill .

"They were able to experience at first , in terms of past conventionality ."

It might be postulated that these subjects are unduly afraid of being wrong ; ;

They seek thereby to lure the old grad back to the old scenes .

"He feels , suddenly , the weight of the fat that is on him ."

It is not much better if he meets with old classmates .

"Too often , unless he hails them , they pass him by ."

"the gray hairs , the eyeglasses , bodies that are too thin or too heavy ; ;"

He sits in the stands and he doesn't like that .

"In the stands he is lonely and lost , no matter how many are about him ."

He sits there remembering the tense moment before the ball was snapped ; ;

"the churning of straining feet , the rasp of the canvas pants ; ;"

"the smell and feel of hot , wet woolen sleeves across his face ."

"And so , he squirms with each play , remembering his youth ."

"These are New York , Pennsylvania , Michigan , Maryland , Missouri , New Jersey , Illinois and Minnesota ."

"Yet , in 1960 all eight gave majorities to Mr. Kennedy ."

"30 per cent of the `` Irish '' vote , and 18 per cent of the `` Negro '' vote ."

The task force might make a start in Washington with Republican congressional leaders .

"Smokers reduced to `` the makings '' , spoke of the sack tobacco as `` Hoover dust '' ."

One may be sure the present Republican congressional leadership hasn't meant to repeat this error .

It will early know why the party won't win back city votes .

Hoped-for legislative action on adjustment of the county unit system stands less chance than ever .

Neither had a choice other than to accept the invitation .

It wanted the State Democratic Executive Committee to pick the `` serious candidates '' .

"`` If an opponent accuses you of lying , don't deny it ."

"Say he is a horse thief '' , runs an old adage ."

The trouble is that at first glance the idea looks like such a good one .

Why not have them travel the state in November debating ? ?

It would present a forum for them in almost every community .

Former British Prime Minister Attlee says Eisenhower was not a `` great soldier '' .

Both won a pretty fair-sized war with a modest assist from British strategy .

Slogan of the John Birch Society : `` Paddle your own canoe .

The guy who makes the motor boats may be a Communist '' .

A Republican survey says Kennedy won the '60 election on the religious issue .

"Moreover , the responsiveness of the hypothalamus to nociceptive stimulation is greatly increased under these conditions ."

Previous experiences are obviously of great importance for the qualitative and quantitative emotional response .

Facilitatory processes take place between neocortex and hypothalamus via ascending and descending pathways .

"Apparently , a positive feedback exists between the posterior hypothalamus and the cerebral cortex ."

This tendency can be broken either by restoring hypothalamic excitability directly or via cortico-hypothalamic pathways .

"With the dominance of the sympathetic division of the hypothalamus , the opposite changes occur ."

Similar effects can be induced reflexly via the baroreceptor reflexes in man and animals .

Of particular importance is the study of the actions of drugs in this respect .

"The former comprise analeptic and psychoactive drugs , the latter the tranquilizers ."

The emotional states produced by drugs influence the cortical potentials in a characteristic manner ; ;

"However , if these procedures are applied more often , conditioned emotional responses are temporarily abolished ."

"In a conditioning experiment , he demonstrated the antagonism between feeding and pain ."

A mild electrical shock served as a conditioned stimulus and was followed by feeding .

The pain became thus the symbol for food and elicited salivary secretion ( conditioned reflex ) .

He then applied this principle of reciprocal inhibition to human neuroses .

"Furthermore , a functional antagonism exists between an aggressive attitude and a state of anxiety ."

"We are , as we know , utterly dependent on the quality of advice we get ; ;"

and he has served our country well as a scientific statesman on international commissions .

"He is a historian , with the great merit of a historian's long view ."

"Also appointed to the Foundation's staff , as Assistant Secretary , is Mr. J. Kellum Smith , Jr. ."

"Mr. Smith , like the present Secretary General , is a lawyer ; ;"

"We are not given to lamentations , neither personally nor in these Reports ."

Jefferson writing the Declaration of Independence amid the catastrophes of revolution ; ;

"Christ preaching the Sermon on the Mount , close to his ultimate sacrifice ; ;"

Shakespeare speaking with `` the indescribable gusto of the Elizabethan voice '' -- ; ;

Keats's words -- in the days of the Spanish Armada's threats ; ;

"It gives , indeed , cause for rejoicing to remember what many catastrophes of the past produced ; ;"

"But as all understand who have eyes to see , nothing of the kind has happened ; ;"

Some would say that they were not permitted to run their businesses only for profit ; ;

and even putting it that way would not prove that Marx was anything but wrong .

"Hence , the condition of freedom is a necessary condition for choice ."

"The greater the range of freedom for individual men , the greater the range of choice ; ;"

"the greater the range of choice , the greater the rate of change ."

For change is dependent on the possibilities that individual men glimpse for the future .

"We want no part in such discussions , because we think them largely futile ; ;"

Sizzling temperatures and hot summer pavements are anything but kind to the feet .

"That is why it is important to invest in comfortable , airy types of shoes ."

Many styles have perforations and an almost weightlessness achieved via unlined leathers .

Wine glass heels are to be found in both high and semi-heights .

Stacked heels are also popular on dressy or tailored shoes .

Just the barest suggestion of a heel is found on teenage pumps .

For added comfort some of the Italian designed sandals have foam padded cushioning .

The citrus tones popular in clothing are also to be found afoot .

Orange and lemon are considered important as are such pastels as blue and lilac .

In a brighter nautical vein is Ille De France blue .

At right is a casual style in a crushed unlined white leather .

"The electric toothbrush moves in a vertical direction , the way dentists recommend ."

The bristles are soft enough to massage the gums and not scratch the enamel .

Several dentists and patients with special dental problems have experimented with the device .

"But for many of us , it will prove an enjoyable luxury ."

"Since the apparatus is new , it requires experimentation and changes in technique ."

"No , other than cleaning out the pores and making the sweat glands work harder ."

An ordinary hot bath or shower will do the same .

"There are many possibilities , including poor circulation , a variety of neurological conditions , and functional disorders ."

"A back brace might help , depending upon the cause of sciatica ."

writes : Does the cholesterol go down when most of the thyroid gland is removed ? ?

The cholesterol level in the blood is influenced by the glands of the body .

It is low when the thyroid is overactive and high when the gland is sluggish .

The latter is likely to occur when the thyroid is removed .

"Edison could hardly have guessed , however , that Sophocles would one day appear in stereo ."

"For sheer ambition , take the Decca series titled modestly `` Wisdom '' ."

"Hugh Downs is heard interviewing Wright , for an added prestige fillip ."

There's more specialization and a narrower purpose in two albums recently issued by Dover Publications .

Dover `` publishes '' what the company calls `` Listen And Learn '' Productions designed to teach foreign languages .

"Previous presentations have been on French , Spanish , Russian , Italian , German and Japanese ."

The respective vocabularies `` essential for travel '' are available in separate albums .

"Two poets are paired on each record , in the order given above ."

Decca is not the only large commercial company to impart instruction .

"One of the roughest was the TV quiz shows , which gave him inferiority complexes ."

"If his mother loves him , he clings to that love as a ballast ."

"He doesn't want her to look frowningly at him , or speak to him angrily ."

"He wants to be called sweet , good , considerate and mother's little helper ."

But even mother's loving attitude will not always prevent misbehavior .

"His own inner voice , which should tell him what not to do , has not developed ."

It won't develop until he has words with which to clothe it .

The fewer nos she has to utter the more effective they will be .

She should offer substitutes for the temptations which seem overwhelmingly desirable to the child .

If Daddy's books are out of bounds his own picture books are not .

"If he bites a playmate she says , `` Danny won't like you '' ."

There is no use trying to `` Explain '' to a 2-year-old .

Substitute approved objects for forbidden ones and keep telling him how he is to act .

Done at Washington in duplicate this fourth day of May 1960 .

"With respect to Article 2 , , Paragraph 1 ( A ) of the Agreement : ( 1 )"

"Industry , including the production of fertilizer , irrigation and power , transport and communications , and credit institutions ; ;"

"Apart from the honeybee , practically all bees and bumblebees hibernate in a state of torpor ."

Each male willow catkin is composed of a large number of small flowers .

"Those are the nectaries or honey glands ( Fig. 26 , page 74 ) ."

"The staminate willow catkins , then , provide their visitors with both nectar and pollen ; ;"

The only exception to this is certain bees that have become parasites .

"Quite often , honeybees form a majority on the willow catkins ."

There must be several dozen species in the United States alone .

some show a definite liking for making their nest in moss .

She also builds one or two waxen cups which she fills with honey .

She continues to add to the pollen supply as needed .

"The larvae , kept warm by the queen , are full grown in about ten days ."

The first worker bees do not mate or lay eggs ; ;

males and mating females do not emerge until later in the season .

"Later on , they and the mother Psithyrus are fed by the Bombus workers ."

"But let us return , after this gruesome interlude , to our willow catkins in the spring ; ;"

There are about 200 different kinds of Andrena in Europe alone .

"After the male and female andrenas have mated , the cycle is repeated ."

"The way in which it transports its pollen is not so perfect , either ."

Closely related to the andrenas are the nomias or alkali bees .

I must plead guilty to a special sympathy for nomias .

"Sometimes , although by no means always , these are indeed alkaline ."

The thing is that these bees love a fine-grained soil that is moist ; ;

yet the water in the ground should not be stagnant either .

"Then the boycott would not be secondary , but a primary one ."

"It is true , of course , that the end or objective of this action was different ."

"and in warfare with any means , men commonly disagree over the justice of the cause ."

"Economy in the use of power needs not only to be asserted , but clearly specified ; ;"

Both the conditions and the complicity are documented in considerable detail .

Such an interpretation could not be justified by a construction of the statute alone ; ;

it would certainly violate the intention of Congress as expressed in the Committee Report ; ;

A clearly recognized exception is a statutory merger or consolidation .

"Neither reason , said the Court , applied to the case at hand ; ;"

Exceptions are often classified as transfers by `` operation of law '' .

"In substance , said the Court , there was no transfer of equitable title ."

Proper evidence of the liquidation and succession must also be filed .

"The Ruling would not , however , apply to an acquisition of assets for cash ."

"A recent Ruling , although rather confusing , cites and follows Rev. Rul. 54-17 ."

The Ruling suggests also that it applies to either a statutory or contractual reorganization .

The cases have allowed transfer of claims if beneficial ownership is not changed .

In these circumstances the possibility of multiple or conflicting claims is exceedingly remote .

The successor corporations have been held entitled to sue on such claims .

It is an averaging device intended to ease the tax burden of fluctuating income ; ;

"It was still a very big world , despite all the modern cant to the contrary ."

Hub was sitting in a chair that blocked the hall door .

Hub shook his head so Andy told him not to bother .

The only reason for contacting Lissa was to comfort or to be comforted .

He could not manage the former or expect the latter ; ;

"They overflowed the parking lot , making progress by automobile difficult ."

"Long before he reached the protection of the stage door , Andy was recognized ."

Word of his arrival spread through the crowd like a brushfire .

It was not a hostile gathering but Andy sensed the difference from last night's hero-worshippers .

"Under the heading of it's an ill wind , et cetera '' ."

"Skolman isn't going to like it much , though , giving away what he should be selling '' ."

Skolman wasn't the only one who didn't care for Andy's scheme .

"A short time later , Lieutenant Bonner stomped into the dressing room ."

"`` I got a bone to pick with you , Mr. Paxton ."

Andy rolled up the revised script he had been studying .

"My men have been here all afternoon , setting up for this thing '' ."

"`` Seems like we're never going to see eye to eye , Lieutenant ."

Didn't they tell you what I wanted the p. a. system for '' ? ?

You think somebody is going to stand up in the audience and make guilty faces ? ?

"Or have a sign on his car that says , ' Here Comes the Paxton Kidnapper ' '' ? ?"

`` I can't stop you from doing what you think is right .

"`` Someday '' , Bonner said , `` you're going to ask us for help ."

`` What you don't understand is that I'm asking for it now '' .

He had gotten stuck with a job too big for his imagination ; ;

`` The sweaty bastard's probably halfway to Peru with our money by now '' .

"When no one smiled , he felt constrained to add , `` Just kidding , natch '' ."

"Thornburg popped in to advise , `` Andy , Skolman's sending up smoke signals ."

I guess nobody wants to pass out and miss anything '' .

"Andy said , `` Well , I guess we can't wait any longer ."

If Rock shows up during the number -- or you hear anything -- give me the signal '' .

"Shirl Winter said , `` I'll stay on the phone , Mr. Paxton ."

"The result had nothing of the polish , pace or cohesion of the previous night ."

But this was no ordinary show and Andy knew it .

Whether he sang well or badly had nothing to do with it .

The audience had come not to be entertained but to judge .

Twenty-four hours had changed him from a performer to a freak .

"The effect was as depressing as a gravestone , the applause irresolute and short-lived ."

Vecchio was nodding and pointing at the large suitcase he held .

He waved at Fox to cut off the finale introduction .

He sensed rather than heard the gasp that swept across the audience .

"Having no choice , he plunged into it , anyway , holding onto the microphone for support ."

"But when he was finally through , their scorn was made apparent ."

"At this moment , all he could think of was what he'd been forced to undergo ."

He clutched that knowledge to him as he returned to his dressing room .

"They were west of the Sabine , but only God knew where ."

suffocating air sapped their strength and strained their nerves to snapping ; ;

dust choked their throats and lay like acid in their lungs .

The dust-thick saliva came from his mouth like balled cotton .

The burning air dried his sweat-soaked clothes in salt-edged patches .

He unlashed the dipper and drew water from a barrel .

The water was warm and stale and had a brackish taste .

He replenished the dipper and handed it to his young wife riding the hurricane deck .

"She took it grudgingly , her dark eyes baleful as they met his ."

Her thick hair was the color and texture of charcoal .

Her temper sparked like charcoal when it first lights up .

He tilted his homely face toward the dry bed of the river .

"`` We can get it if we dig '' , he said patiently ."

"`` Or do you want to see if I can stand fever , too '' ? ?"

"`` We're lost and burning up already '' , she bit out tensely ."

"`` Hettie '' , he said as gently as he could , `` we're still headed west ."

`` Maybe in time to make a cross and dig our graves '' .

It wasn't the roughness and crudity and discomfort of the trip that had frightened her .

"Actually , she had hated him before she ever saw him ."

The bitterness of their wedding night still ripped within him like an open wound .

She had jumped away from his shy touch like a cat confronted by a sidewinder .

"He had left her inviolate , thinking familiarity would gentle her in time ."

"But each mile westward , she had hated him the deeper ."

"He stared at the dipper , turning it over and over in his wide , calloused hands ."

"Without money or property , what would you have had at Baton Rouge '' ? ?"

His blue eyes sought the shimmering sea of haze ahead .

"He wanted to turn them , putting the wagon against the storm ."

The clouds bulged downward and burst suddenly into a great black funnel .

It was filled with dust and wind and sound and violence .

"The heavens opened , pelting them with hail the size of walnuts ."

"The jetting , frothing surface of the river reached the level of the runoff ."

"The dangerous current upon the prairie ceased , but the water stood and kept on rising ."

"They cringed under sodden covers , listening to the waves slop against the bottom ."

"Then the darkness thinned , and there was light again , and then bright sunlight ."

Only the heavy bones of the oxen kept them anchored .

"Now and then , the glistening side of a half-swamped object showed as it swept past ."

Her face was pale but set and her dark eyes smoldered with blame for Ben .

"The soaking will put life back in the wagon , too '' ."

She was watching a tree ride wildly down that roiling current .

They watched the tree until it twisted sharply on a bend .

"It speared up into the air , then sinking back , the up-jutting branch turned slowly ."

"Ben's eyes strained with the bitter hurt , his homely face slashed with gray and crimson ."

He let down the tailgate and was knocked over by the sluice of water .

He examined the water marks on the iron tires when the animals were finished .

"The waters lay muddy but placid , without a ripple of movement against the wheels ; ;"

there was not a match-width of damp mark to show they were receding .

He gripped the wheel hard to fight the despondency of defeat .

Then he noticed that the dry wood of the wheels had swollen .

He got a small fire started and put on bacon and coffee .

"Now he broke them open , hoping a good meal might lessen this depression crushing Hettie ."

"He furled the slashed sides of the canvas tarpaulins , leaving the ribs and wagon open ."

"He looked thoughtfully at his wife's trunk , holding her meager treasures ."

"He said hesitantly , `` Hettie , I don't figure your things got wet too much ."

"It follows that victory over Communism is the dominant , proximate goal of American policy ."

"Freedom , in the sense of self-determination , is a worthy objective ; ;"

I know I do not have to dwell here on the absurdity of that contention .

Overwhelming Russian naval power would always be within a few hundred miles of our coast .

The argument was typically advanced in terms of U.S. `` prestige '' .

"Prestige , however , is only a minor part of the problem ; ;"

"and even then , it is a concept that can be highly misleading ."

"Prestige is a measure of how other people think of you , well or ill ."

"This ignorant estimate , I repeat , is not of any interest in itself ; ;"

And is Western influence greater or less than it used to be ? ?

"Communist political warfare , we must remember , is waged insidiously and in deliberate stages ."

"Thus , typically , the first stage of a Communist takeover is to `` neutralize '' a country ."

And this may be as far as the process will go .

To recite the particulars of recent Soviet successes is hardly reassuring .

"Six years ago French Indochina , though in troubie , was in the Western camp ."

"Indonesia , in the early days of the Republic , leaned toward the West ."

Ceylon has moved from a pro-Western orientation to a neutralism openly hostile to the West .

in almost every particular follow the Kremlin's foreign policy line .

A short time ago all Africa was a Western preserve .

"One Latin American country , Cuba , has become a Soviet bridgehead ninety miles off our coast ."

Only in Europe have our lines remained firm -- and there only on the surface .

"The strains of neutralism are running strong , notably in England , and even in Germany ."

"There was the Hungarian Revolution which we praised and mourned , but did nothing about ."

There was the revolution in Tibet which we pretended did not exist .

"I mean , however , that the moral theologian knows what he means by `` permit '' ."

"He is not talking in the main about probabilities , risks and danger in general ."

"This is what , in a technical sense , to `` only permit '' an evil result means ."

`` if it didn't prevail mankind would still be given the opportunity of prevailing '' ; ;

"Thus , moral decision must be entirely deduced backward from the likely eventuality ; ;"

No political order or economic system is so clearly contrary to nature .

Toynbee seems to think that there is some other way to give justice social embodiment .

Then he would run to the toilet behind the house .

"But they never said anything , so he figured it was all right ."

He could not keep his eyes off her when at school ; ;

Miss Langford ( her first name was Evelyn ) was an attractive girl .

The first two or three days they went home early .

He thought for a moment his heart had stopped beating .

"He jumped back , ducked and ran , crouching , down the hill away from the school ."

"She said , with the solicitude of a middle-aged woman for her only child ."

"`` No , I'm not hungry '' , he said , pushing back the bacon and eggs ."

"And if you get sick , ask the teacher to let you come home early ."

"Daddy left the car for me , and I'm going to town this afternoon '' ."

He considered himself handsome and seemed to think all the girls were after him .

A nude imaginary picture of Miss Langford flashed across Jack's mind .

"`` No , I mean how'd you get her to do it '' ? ?"

Besides I heard her old uncle that stays there has been doin' it '' .

"`` I might try it one of these days '' , Jack said wonderingly , thinking of Miss Langford ."

"`` Time for books '' , she yelled , jingling a little five-and-dime store bell in her right hand ."

The children grudgingly stopped playing then and straggled into the schoolhouse .

"`` I'd druther stay here and watch the girls '' , Charles grinned ."

`` Maybe some of 'em will fall down and we'll see up their dress '' .

"`` O.K. '' Charles rose also , and the two of them moved over to join the girls ."

They played crack the whip a few minutes without mishap .

"When he came back to the schoolhouse , his mind was made up ."

He simply would not work his arithmetic problems when the teacher held his class .

"`` But I've got to take a chance on it '' , he told himself desperately ."

And it makes a very poor red herring for an inside job .

"At last he said , `` Well , thank you for calling , Mr. Benson ."

`` He's just heard from the pathologist who says Mrs. Meeker apparently died from suffocation '' .

particles of lint and thread in the mouth and nostrils .

"No signs of these , no gross hemorrhage of lungs , heart , brain or stomach '' ."

"Probably around midnight , give or take an hour either way '' ."

"`` Not your problem , of course , unless Johnston and the murderer are one and the same '' ."

"However likely it was , Pauling said , he couldn't limit himself to it ."

He might have been in collusion with Johnston on the fraud ; ;

he might be Mrs. Meeker's murderer or have played some part in her death .

Madden explained that he was thinking of an application sent directly to Mrs. Meeker .

"Mr. Hohlbein was out for the day , but Mr. Garth would be free at one-thirty ."

that Mrs. Garth would be impeccably suitable as the wife of a rising young lawyer ; ;

"that there were three children , two boys and a girl ; ;"

"that she was active in the Woman's Club and he in Lions , Rotary , and Jaycee ; ;"

"and finally , that neither of them had harbored an unorthodox opinion since their wedding day ."

Madden regretted not being able to find fault with so true a statement .

He asked to see a copy of Mrs. Meeker's will .

"The date , October 8 , 1957 , immediately caught the inspector's eye ."

She had reason to change the one she made right after Mr. Meeker's death .

"`` Mr. Hohlbein and I have noticed some lapses since , though ."

"She always did before , and showed the utmost confidence in whatever we advised '' ."

"Mrs. Meeker hadn't struck him as ready to seek anyone's advice , least of all Garth's ."

With her sharp tongue she'd have cut his pompousness to ribbons .

"He went on to personal bequests , a list of names largely unknown to him ."

( No additional five thousand for each year after Joan's twenty-first birthday ; ;

Mrs. Meeker hadn't got around to taking care of that .

"Madden took up this point with Garth , who shrugged it off ."

`` This one came a bit high at thirty thousand or more .

"`` Well , she had a number of them where money was concerned '' , Garth said ."

There was no telling how she'd react to spending money '' .

Madden inquired next about the audit of the scholarship fund .

He would offer no theory to account for her murder .

"Even so , Madden's dislike of the suave , correct lawyer deepened ."

"At first glance , not much of a motive for a man of his standing ; ;"

The inspector knew as he left that this was wishful thinking .

"Nevertheless , he made a mental note to look into Garth's financial background ."

"Airy and bright , the apartment was furnished with good modern furniture , rugs , and draperies ."

In Dunston the rent would run close to two hundred a month ; ;

He took Madden into the room he used as an office .

"It contained a desk , files , a typewriter on a stand , and two big leather armchairs ."

A newspaper open at stock-market reports lay on one of them .

"For all her domineering ways , I can't conceive of her having had a deadly enemy '' ."

"Mr. Justice Black was one of the minority that rested on the Article 1 , power ."

Serious difficulty arose with the advent of Substantive Due Process .

A flood of federal lower court injunctions seriously impeded the processes of local government .

Such legislation was clarified and extended from time to time thereafter .

Three years later similar restraints were imposed upon injunctions against collection of state taxes .

"Meanwhile , the Supreme Court , like Congress , showed misgivings concerning this aspect of government by injunction ."

The commission had issued an administrative order which was challenged as discriminatory against Negroes .

"The railroad , claiming deprivation of property without due process of law , sought injunctive relief ."

A most revealing recent case is Textile Workers Union v. Lincoln Mills .

it does not establish any law ( rights ) for the federal judges to enforce .

How can judges exercise jurisdiction to enforce national rights when Congress has created none ? ?

or ( 3 ) exclusion of state court jurisdiction over these matters '' .

This would satisfy what presumably was Congress' major purpose -- the suability of unions .

It would also leave intact the states' traditional authority in the realm of contract law .

) Here again Mr. Justice Frankfurter could not lightly accept the principle of wholesale judicial legislation .

And let it do its own lawmaking and not leave that to federal judges .

There is a common problem behind most of these federal question and diversity cases .

Congress has not clearly defined the bounds between state and federal court competence .

We consider here only a few of many problems involved in this crucial federal-state relationship .

In other words the burden of pleading clearly rested upon the pleader by state law .

Terminiello v. Chicago involved a conviction for disorderly conduct under a local ordinance .

"Do not wonder that I said to thee , `` You must be born again '' ."

"for it is written , You shall be holy , because I am holy ."

"As it is written , There is not one just man ; ;"

All have sinned and have need of the glory of God .

The new birth is necessary because the natural man is spiritually dead and blind .

"You also , when you were dead by reason of your offenses and sins ."

The new birth is effected through the word of God

Of his own will he has begotten us by the word of truth .

and that which is born of the Spirit is spirit .

if we are born of god we have faith in Christ as the only saviour .

Everyone who believes that Jesus is the Christ is born of God .

If we are born of God we do not practice sin as a habit .

We know that no one who is born of God commits sin .

"Everyone who loves is born of God , and knows God ."

If we are born of God we love the brethren .

"We know that we have passed from death to life , because we love the brethren ."

If we are born of God we overcome the world .

"and this is the victory that overcomes the world , our faith ."

"If we are born of God we grow in ( not into , but in ) grace ."

"But grow in grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior , Jesus Christ ."

If we are born of God we persevere unto the end .

The new birth is necessary because the spiritual kingdom requires a spiritual nature .

and that which is born of the Spirit is spirit .

"Do not wonder that I said to thee , ' You must be born again ' '' ."

"and that not from yourselves , for it is the gift of God ; ;"

"not as the outcome of works , lest anyone may boast ."

The new birth is the implantation of a new life .

He who has not the Son has not the life .

"He who believes in the Son ( Jesus Christ , the Son of God ) , has everlasting life ."

The new birth is the impartation of the divine nature .

The new birth is Christ living in you by faith .

"It is now no longer I that live , but Christ lives in me ."

"You may be very religious , a good church member , an upright , honest and sincere person ; ;"

you cannot go to heaven unless you are born again .

You can do likewise though Christ is not bodily present .

"You can ignore His Book , the Bible , and His church ."

"You can laugh at His blood-bought salvation , curse His followers , and laugh at hell ."

"You may refuse Him , spit on Him , call Him a devil , curse Him ."

the ever burning lusts of the flesh or the powerful victory of Holy Spirit discipline .

"The choice is yours : God is in your hands , now ."

God has already set the day when you will be in His hands .

What He does with you then depends on what you do with Him now .

"The young man spoke steadily enough , but all at once he looked grotesquely unshaven ."

"Amid the crackle of small arms and automatic weapons , I heard the thumping of mortars ."

"Better stay in the hotel lobby , where the walls looked good and thick ."

Chinese and Indian merchants across the street were slamming their steel shutters .

A woman with a small boy slipped in between them .

She held out her hand to show that she had money .

The American newspaperman worried about getting to the cable office .

But everyone I met had sought cover first and asked questions later .

I saw holes in planes at the airport and in cars in the streets .

Along the main thoroughfares hardly a house had not been peppered .

In place of the police headquarters was a new square filled with rubble .

Mortars had demolished the defense ministry and set fire to the American Embassy next door .

What had been the ambassador's suite was now jagged walls of blackened brick .

"And now , in March , all Laos suffered a state of siege ."

Throughout the land their hit-and-run terrorists spread fear of ambush and death .

We talked after I hailed his Jeep marked with the U.N. flag .

Nobody can tell more closely how many villages there are .

yet they include peoples as different from one another as Oregonians are from Patagonians .

"faith in the Buddha and staying at peace with the phis , the spirits ; ;"

The slim pirogues in harmony with the majestically meandering Mekong River .

"Shy , slender-waisted girls at the loom in harmony with the frangipani by the wayside ."

Yet Laos was now one of the most explosive headaches of statesmen around the globe .

"The Royal Lao Army , on the other hand , was paid and equipped with American funds ."

We flew in rickety planes so overloaded that we wondered why they didn't crash .

"Before the airplanes came , he said , travel in Laos was just about impossible ."

Everyone had heard of the American contractor who had spurned an escort .

From his shoulder bag peeked the seven-inch barrel of a Luger .

"With our company of soldiers , we made one long column of reddish dust ."

"More bouncing , another stop , a new house for teachers , a new well ."

"Mr. Keo , once a diplomat in Paris and Washington , was Commissioner of Rural Affairs ."

"`` We ask the people what they want , and they supply the labor ."

"We send shovels , cement , nails , and corrugated iron for roofs ."

"`` Our people have been used to accepting things as they found them '' , he said ."

In the villages people lined up to give us flowers .

But our stumping tour of the south wasn't all misery .

"In the village of Soukhouma , which means `` Peaceful '' , we had a baci ."

The strings were draped around flowers in tall silver bowls ( page 261 ) .

"The candles were lighted , and we sat on split-bamboo mats among the village notables ."

Now a distinguished old man called on nine divinities to come and join us .

"A man has 32 souls , one for each part of the body ."

"Those souls like to wander off , and must be called back ."

"Then , one after another , the villagers tied the waiting cotton strings around our wrists ."

"These were to be kept on , to hold in the 32 souls ."

It had a festering hole as big as a silver dollar .

"John said : `` I have some antiseptic salve with me , but it's too late for that '' ."

those who wrote them knew people and what made people tick .

The arrangement I had with him was to work four hours a day .

I loved the city and I particularly loved the gaiety and spirit of Mardi Gras .

The very faces of the people bore this expectation of fun and pleasure .

I was aware that when our eyes met we both quickly averted them .

She was standing with her back to the glass door .

"And then I became aware that she , too , glanced at me surreptitiously ."

"When our eyes met the air was filled with an unuttered message of `` Me , too '' ."

"Perhaps , with my Uncle , she found a measure of economic security that she needed ; ;"

or maybe she liked men old enough to be her father ; ;

There was little likelihood of any customers walking in at that hour .

When we opened the door again for business and switched on the lights she said :

I've noticed the way you've been looking at me ever since we met '' .

Even as I said it I realized that an education can be invaluable .

`` I don't want to be thrown out and I don't think I will .

I think I have a way so we can carry on without his suspecting us '' .

and now I think we can use the knowledge they passed on to us .

We made a rendezvous tomorrow evening at nine on some street near Lake Ponchartrain .

He could use your clothes for a costume and a heavy veil for a mask .

"`` No '' , I chuckled , `` I'm just beginning to collect dividends on my investment in education '' ."

"In the half darkness I approached cautiously , making sure he did not see me ."

-- and you fall for a pass by his own nephew ! !

"Furthermore , it has made an exact assessment of the removal mechanisms possible ."

The measurement of topcoats on primers can also readily be carried out .

Hesiometer results have been found to compare excellently with manual knife scratching tests .

At low thicknesses a cutting ( or shearing ) phenomenon is often encountered .

"If the coating becomes still thicker , a peeling type failure finally can occur ."

Presumably the interfacial bond strength and gross cohesive properties are identical in each case .

"What then , are the factors that contribute to these phenomena ? ?"

The cutting ( or shearing ) removal process has been previously described .

It was found that the coating is separated from its substrate entirely by cohesive failure .

The details of the removal process are shown schematically in Fig. 6 .

Af is the force required to cut a coating of thickness T from the substrate .

"Af and Af are the thrust forces acting against coating and knife , respectively ; ;"

Af is the normal compressive force acting on the shear plane ; ;

**yf is the angle the shear plane makes with the substrate ; ;

and **yb is the angle the resultants make with the plane of the substrate .

It is difficult to measure the direction and magnitude of R directly .

The force vector concept of Fig. 6 can readily be applied to this condition also .

"The blunter the knife , the higher is the value of Af ."

"Softer knives would blunt very rapidly , making the value of Af inexact ."

"Eventually , rupture occurs along the shear plane ( 9e ) , and the cycle repeats itself ."

The author of the anonymous notes seemed to be all-knowing .

"For , with a single exception , nothing had happened to them ."

The exception was an Iron Mountain settler named William Lewis .

"A split second later , the distant crack of a rifle had sounded ."

But he had found all of the thickets and points of cover deserted .

Lewis was a man who had made a full-time job of cow stealing .

He had done his rustling openly and boasted about it .

"He had his chance the very next morning , for exactly the same thing happened again ."

"He found nothing , but he still refused to give up and move out ."

`` Just let me meet up with that damned bushwhackin' coward face-to-face '' ! !

"For the unseen , ghostlike rifleman aimed a little higher the third time ."

A bullet smashed directly into the center of William Lewis' chest .

"He slumped against a log fence rail , then tried to lift himself ."

"Two more shots followed in quick succession , dropping him limp and huddled on the ground ."

"He was finally found in the Bates Hole region of Natrona County , two counties away ."

`` Three shots in that fella 'fore he hit the ground ! !

You reckon there's two men in this state can shoot like that '' ? ?

"Privately , he created and magnified an image of himself as a hired assassin ."

"Tom Horn was soon back at work , giving his secret employers their money's worth ."

"Even in the very area where the shooting had been done , cattle were still disappearing ."

"He looked around in surprise , then noticed that Fred Powell was clutching his chest ."

"`` Exterminatin' cow thieves is just a business proposition with me '' , he'd blandly announce ."

`` And I sort o' got a corner on the market '' .

"`` Tom '' , a friend asked him once , `` how come you bushwhacked them rustlers ? ?"

"They wouldn't o' stood no chance with you in a plain , straight-out shoot-down '' ."

No man's name brought more cheers when it was announced in a rodeo .

"`` Well '' , he explained , `` s'posin' you was a nester swingin' the long rope ? ?"

Which would you be most scairt of -- a dry-gulchin' or a shoot-down '' ? ?

"`` Yeah , I can see that '' , the friend was forced to agree ."

"After the first two murders , the warning notes were rarely ignored ."

This was the message found tacked to the cabin door .

"All through Albany and Laramie counties , other men were doing the same ."

( A detailed search of old coroner's reports fails to substantiate this in the slightest .

"`` My reputation's my stock in trade '' , Tom mentioned more than once ."

He evidently couldn't foresee that it might be his downfall in the end .

He had made himself the personification of the Devil to the homesteaders .

"He made their spreads his headquarters , and he helped out in their roundups ."

"The wailing , guitar-strumming minstrels of the cattle kingdom made up songs about him ."

"Haney peered doubtfully at his drinking companion through bleary , tear-filled eyes ."

"He had no ready answer , as much from surprise as from the fit of coughing ."

He wondered how he got tied up with this stranger .

"When the light went their way , they went on across the street ."

"Now he wondered if it was worth it , having a screwball for company ."

"He really didn't take the offer seriously , but he began to feel uneasy ."

I might have got hit by that truck if it wasn't for you .

Maybe it would be better to humor the guy and then make an exit .

"He really didn't expect anything to come of it , and there were a few people"

"He says the neighbors complain , but I don't believe it ."

Why don't they tell me themselves if it bothers them '' ? ?

I want to study your landlord's habits and movements first .

"You see , I always make it look like an accident ."

"The next day , Sunday , the hangover reminded Haney where he had been the night before ."

"The hangover in turn reminded him of his conversation with the weirdy , and he groaned ."

"Still later , he finally convinced himself that it was an accident -- just a coincidence ."

"The stranger really had nothing to do with it , of course"

"Haney went to bed , happy that at least he was rid of that lousy landlord ."

"Really , he said to himself , nobody kills a man just as a favor ! !"

"The stranger's eyes were large and sad , as if Phil Haney had hurt his feelings ."

"He might be very tight , but he knew where he was ."

"In fact , he had only mentioned him on the spur of the moment ."

"The man was uncanny , like a shadow , and made as much noise as a shadow ."

Was he going to be saddled from now on with a creep for a bar-buddy ? ?

He'd have to start going to some of the other places again .

"The guy sulked over his drink , obviously upset by Haney's lack of appreciation ."

"When he paused to moisten his throat , the stranger broke in ."

I'd have to sell out my business to pay her off with her share .

"You must understand , I haven't been in this state too long ."

That's why I -- why I do a free job now and then .

Haney felt a twinge of annoyance when he heard the now familiar line again .

Then a wild thought ran circles through his clouded brain .

Suppose -- just suppose this guy was really what he said he was ! !

"A retired professional killer If he was just a nut , no harm was done ."

"But if he was the real thing , he could do something about Lolly ."

"The cops didn't suspect a thing , and I thought it was a coincidence ."

`` But if you say you managed it '' The stranger was hooked .

I think I can manage one more favor for you '' .

Haney swished the liquor in the bottom of his glass .

"Some mediums speak in practical , down-to-earth terms , while others may stress the spiritual ."

"However that may be , people are known to go to mediums for diverse reasons ."

What we have here is in some ways more like an ordinary conversation .

He himself might not have been really aware of his own mood ; ;

Now the original absent sitter must decide whether the statements are meaningful to him .

"`` A journey '' , `` a little white house '' , `` a change of outlook '' , can apply to many people ."

One sitter may think `` a leather couch '' identifies a reading as surely directed to him ; ;

"to another , it seems that nobody but his father ever used the phrase , `` Atta boy '' ! !"

After being a lawyer for twenty-five years he started studying for the ministry .

Part of his house had been moved to the other side of the road .

that in the United States more people die of heart disease than of smallpox .

That is one thing the experiments are designed to find out .

"Does she often speak of locations , of cause of death ? ?"

Mediumistic impressions are evidently of all sorts and seem to involve all the senses .

"`` I feel cold '' , the medium says , or `` My leg aches '' , `` My head is heavy '' ."

"The sensitive often seems to smell definite odors , too , or subjectively feels emotions ."

"Simply using it increases its intensity , I was told by one sensitive ."

Nor does a medium automatically know how to interpret her imagery .

Impressions often appear in a symbolic form and cannot be taken at face value .

During one reading an image appeared of a prisoner in irons .

But this did not necessarily refer to an actual jail ; ;

In this connection it is worth noting how names are sometimes obtained .

I'll pull the boards back and then get us a light .

I jist stayed where I was while he fumbled around and then walked away .

"A moment later he struck a match and lighted a candle , and I could see ."

I looked back over my shoulder while I went to join him ; ;

"`` Listen , I got a buddy I travel with , real nice guy named Larry ."

Could he join the party and sleep here tonight too ? ?

We'll both be blowing town tomorrow so we won't be moving in on you '' .

"You can work on this one while I'm gone , kill it if you want '' ."

I took a short swallow from it myself and handed it to him .

"`` Git over by the window while there's light , an' I'll put th' candle out ."

When yuh come back I'll put it out agin till you're both inside '' .

`` But we got to go back to Fifth and get another bottle or two .

I introduced my friend Larry to Pops and we made ourselves comfortable .

"I said , `` Wait wait '' to Charlie and he grinned , digging the reference ."

"Pops was taking long ones , but not showing the effect yet ."

"He seemed as drunk as when I'd first talked to him , but no drunker ."

"I said , `` Wait '' , and handed the bottle to Pops for his final drink ."

and he'd never known what hit him -- he'd never known that anything had hit him .

He was holding the piece of lead pipe out to me .

You hit again about twice that hard before we know whether he's dead or not .

"The thunk was louder , anyway , and I thought I heard bone crack ."

We straightened Pops up and I made sure there was no trace of a heartbeat .

But let's not talk about it abstractly until we're out of here .

"Shall we take them all with us , or leave one '' ? ?"

`` If we left one we'd have to wipe it for fingerprints .

Here's the picture we want to leave for the fuzz -- whenever the body gets found .

This happened in the middle of a drinking bout with another bum .

"And he'd have taken the weapon with him too , so we take that ."

"Besides , I doubt if the cops will even try dusting ."

Our hypothetical other bum who killed him would have turned out his pockets .

"We did that and found a dirty handkerchief , some matches and fourteen cents in change ."

A fire wouldn't have mattered except that it would cause Pops to be found sooner .

"He might not be found for days , even weeks , otherwise ."

Winsett is a quiet street with no taverns and was completely deserted at that hour .

"Almost too smoothly , I found myself thinking , and then told myself that was ridiculous ."

Thinking like that can get you into a padded pad .

We decided to leave the third one intact for tomorrow .

Also our plans for me to commit Charlie's murder and for him to commit mine .

"We planned ahead only one step , a rendezvous for tomorrow when we could swap notes ."

We made the date for two o'clock in the afternoon at Maxine Wells's pad .

Charlie would get there early because he had the key .

"I was dead tired and slept soundly , as far as I know dreamlessly ."

Charlie had brought food and we'd decided on no drinks .

It didn't take us as long as we'd thought it might ; ;

Shall we flip a coin to see which of us goes first ? ?

"We'll need some at least , if only bus fare to the scene of the crime ."

So it wouldn't be for days or even a week before you could do anything .

"Well -- in that case , I take off tomorrow morning for Frisco ."

"We were coming to an intersection , turning right , chuffing to a stop ."

"`` Mor-ee-air-teeeee '' , he shrieked , his white teeth grossly counterpointing those of the glittering blonde ."

"The voice was that of Johnson , tail gunner off another crew ."

But Corporal Johnson has alreadeh said it didn make no diffrunce t'hi-im '' .

"When Johnson ejaculated `` Howsabout my buying us all a nice cold Co-cola , Ma'am '' ? ?"

Johnson never would have believed she had a son that age .

"it flopped down , sprang back up and gouged my shin ."

Maybe I would beat old Herry to Siberia after all .

"I drew back , drawing back my foot for a kick ."

"White teeth suddenly vanishing , the driver slammed the side of his bottle against Johnson's ear ."

"We were off the road , gleaming barbed wire pulling taut ."

"We were in a field , in a tight , screeching turn ."

"When I fell on my back , I saw a vulture hovering ."

I regained my squatting position behind the truck cab's rear window .

"`` Tee-wah '' , the driver cackled , his black eyes glittering behind dull silver chicken fencing ."

"`` Hell , that's all right , buddy '' , the Indian ( I now guessed ) said ."

No sooner had I started drinking than the driver started zigzagging the truck .

"Beyond it the gray road stretched a long , long way ."

"High , so it would only bounce harmlessly but loudly off the car's steel roof ."

On unoccupied roadway the bottle shattered into a small amber flash .

"Another car was coming , a tiny , dark shape on a far hill ."

"In the ditch sand was white and soft-looking , only an occasional pebble discernible , faintly gleaming ."

"But Johnson couldn't quickly unwire the truck door , and if I escaped , he might suffer ."

On the truck bed there was nothing smaller than a piece of rusty machinery ; ;

with more time I could have loosened a small burr or cotter pin --

Suddenly and not a second too soon I thought of the coins in my pocket .

"There was a blur just under my focus of vision , a crash ; ;"

"I heard the screech of brakes behind me , an insane burst of laughter beneath me ."

"Two cars came over a crest , their chrome and glass flashing ."

This time there was no sound of brakes but the shrieking of women .

Fragment A has been obtained in crystalline form as a dioxalate salt and free base .

chemical studies are being pursued with the cooperation of K.G. Untch .

The effects can be related to the structure of this enzyme .

The non-identity of serum and red blood cell arylesterase was also established .

Investigations on the acceleration of human plasma cholinesterase were carried further .

"( E. G. Erdos , L. E. Boggs , C. D. Mackey ) biophysical studies on modified fibrous proteins"

A method was devised for extracting and purifying soluble earthworm collagen ( EWC ) .

This unusual collagen also was shown to undergo a reversible thermal phase transformation .

"( R. V. Rice , M. D. Maser ) studies on peptides and peptidases"

high-voltage electrophoresis and paper chromatography were used in preliminary structural studies ; ;

"( B. D. Coleman with Walter Noll , Department of Mathematics , Carnegie Institute of Technology ) viscoelastic measurements"

As many as seven decades of the time scale were thus covered isothermally .

The simple time-temperature equivalence valid for many amorphous systems did not hold here .

Australites ( tektites from Australia ) give the appearance of a second melting .

This glass is probably formed from Libyan Desert sands by comet or stony-meteorite impact .

Most of the impact energy is spent in crushing and fragmentation .

Impact glasses not containing elemental nickel-iron may have been produced by stony meteorites or comets .

"The structures , properties , and reactions of these compounds are being studied ."

"( P. J. Flory , C. A. J. Hoeve ) chain conformations of polymeric chains"

"( C. A. J. Hoeve , A. A. Blumberg ) crystallization in polymers and copolymers"

Only uninterrupted sequences of the former are eligible for formation of crystallites .

The complex morphology of polycrystalline homopolymers is necessarily dependent on the same factor .

"Hence , the present studies offer a possible basis for interpretations in the latter field ."

The contraction therefore partakes of the character of a phase transition .

"After a flood of protests , they were reinstated at the beginning of 1953 ."

These are substantially the same factors considered by Non-Catholics in family planning .

The laws of many states permit birth control only for medical reasons .

"The Roman Catholic Church , however , sanctions a much more liberal policy on family planning ."

There is a difference in theological belief where there seems little chance of agreement .

Why is it so different in regard to birth control ? ?

Both Roman Catholics and Protestants have succumbed to this temptation in the past .

That experience holds a lesson for us all in regard to birth control today .

This was generally reflected in the civil laws of Christian countries .

"Today , the Roman Catholic and Orthodox Churches stand virtually alone in holding that conviction ."

the other is the paramount importance in married life of deliberate and thoughtful self-control '' .

The Conference called for a vigorous campaign against the open or secret sale of contraceptives .

Many other Protestant denominations preceded the Anglicans in such action .

Among the chief victims of such an ill-conceived imposition would be religion itself .

"He had been conning the freights for a long , long time now ."

"Ever since the hooch , and the trouble with the Quartet , and Midge and the child ."

It had been a very long time that had no form and no end .

"The train slowed at a road crossing , and the big door slid open ; ;"

"at first gratingly , caught by grains of corn -- then with a clash into its slot ."

"A little thing , but the right twist for the action that counted ."

"Hair like a morning-frightened sparrow's wings , with the sun shining down over them ."

"Then the boy straight-armed himself up , twisting at the last moment so he landed sitting ."

"`` Yeah , seems so , don't it '' , the boy laughed , hugging her close ."

"Feathertop interrupted , standing up , brushing the pig offal from his dirty pants ."

`` I vowed to take care of you -- and that's what I'm gonna do .

"They couldn't have much dough , but then none of the freight-bums Feathertop rolled had much ."

"And besides , the chick had a little something the others didn't have ."

He liked to savor his meat before he tasted it .

"`` Come sit '' , he repeated , motioning to the piled hay bags , over the pig leavings ."

"`` I'm just a poor ex-jazz man , name of -- uh -- Boyd Smith '' ."

"She started to move toward the hay bags , dragging the reluctant Cappy behind her ."

"The boy scowled at him , and the girl looked shocked ."

"Certainly not , I mean , no that isn't what I said '' ! !"

"`` A charcoal pit , man '' , he said , indicating the slightly-smoking makeshift brazier ."

"`` Fan it '' , he told Cappy , handing him a sheet of newspaper ."

"`` Fella '' , Ernie waggled a dirty finger at the younger man , `` you try my ever-lovin' patience '' ."

He reached once more into the carpet bag and brought up a package of wieners .

"Not the greatest , but they stick to your belly insides '' ."

"He ripped down the cellophane carefully , and laid three dogs on the tin foil ."

"Cappy looked down at his wide hands , and did not reply ."

"But surprisingly , Kitty's face came up and she said , `` My father ."

"After a few seconds , she said , `` Dad didn't like Cappy ."

If I'd been careful it never woulda '' -- he stopped abruptly .

"The girl still did not raise her eyes , but she added simply , `` I'm pregnant '' ."

"But that had been a time before all this , a time he didn't think about ."

A time before the white lightning and the bumming had turned him inside out .

"Ernie offered , taking the pint of sweet lucy from his jacket pocket ."

The answer came from the open door of the boxcar .

"Real big , with shoulders out to here , and hair all over him like a grizzly ."

"The big man asked again , taking a step into the boxcar ."

"`` Sure '' , he said , and lifted the pint to his own lips ."

He guzzled down three-quarters of the strong home-blend and proffered the remainder .

"The man stalked toward them , his big boots heavy on the wooden flooring ."

"He threw his head back , closed his eyes , and belched ferociously ."

"He belched again , and opening his eyes , threw the bottle out the open door ."

`` I didn't know I was gonna have company in this car '' .

"He had suspected this guy was trouble , and now he was sure of it ."

"`` Maybe you and me will , girlie , but these two ain't goin' nowhere '' ."

"He advanced on them , and abruptly there was a shocked electricity in the car ."

"The newcomer stalked toward them , and Kitty shied back , her hand to her mouth ."

The kid hit the bigger man with an audible thwump ! !

"The kid showed for an instant , and his arm was cocked back ."

He held the knife aloft an instant -- an instant enough to press the stud .

"He fisted the knife overhand , and drew back to plunge it into the kid's throat ."

The long delay in opening the Second Front was now working to Russia's advantage .

He stood up to emphasize his strong feeling on the subject .

"The issue was left in abeyance , presumably for the peace conference ."

Of more importance to the West than Poland's boundaries was the character of her government .

All `` democratic and anti-Nazi parties '' were to have the right to campaign .

Roosevelt acted as moderator of the long debate on this issue .

To Stalin it was a matter of life and death .

"Throughout history , Poland has been the corridor through which the enemy has passed into Russia ."

"Twice in the last thirty years our enemies , the Germans , have passed through this corridor ."

"It is necessary that Poland should be free , independent in power ."

This reasoning was also as inevitable as anything could be .

We had entertained exaggerated ideas about our victory automatically establishing our system throughout the world .

`` We were troubled about the fate of the Baltic States .

Yet actually `` the image corresponded in no way to the actualities of the post-war world .

While the Cold War raged it was easy to blame it all on Yalta .

At least one state vehicle was in existence in 1917 .

The state presently owns 389 passenger vehicles in comparison to approximately 200 in 1940 .

Cars were operated in 1959 for an average $.027 per mile .

Purchase of state vehicles is handled similarly to all state purchases .

The purchase of compact ( economy ) cars is being made currently on a test basis .

Cars are traded mostly on a three-year basis in the interest of economy .

The factors governing need and assignment of cars are flexible according to circumstances .

Unsuccessful efforts have been made to replace high mileage allowances with state automobiles .

The state has recently undertaken liability insurance for drivers of state cars .

Forty-seven states assign or provide vehicles for employees on state business .

"Two other states provide vehicles , but only with legislative approval ."

"Twenty-six states operate a central motor pool for acquisition , allocation and maintenance of state-owned vehicles ."

Fixed monthly allowances are reimbursements for the same purpose except on a non-itemized basis .

Actual mileage allowances are well-administered and not unduly expensive for the state .

"The travel regulations , requirements and procedures governing reimbursement are controlled properly and not overly restrictive ."

They have a great advantage in ease of audit time and payment .

"However , they lend themselves to abuse and inadequate control measures ."

Travel allowances are well-regulated and pose little problem in administration and audit control .

Few records are available concerning the subject prior to 1940 .

At that time highway engineers traveled rough and dirty roads to accomplish their duties .

"Once the principle was established , the increase in state-owned vehicles came rapidly ."

And reasons other than employee need contributed to the growth .

Table 1 immediately below shows the rate of growth of vehicles and employees .

This rate of increase does not signify anything in itself .

"It does not indicate loose management , ineffective controls or poor policy ."

Whether there were too few automobiles in 1940 or too many now is problematical .

"Prior to 1942 , automobiles were the individual responsibility of the agency to which assigned ."

The state was confronted with transportation problems similar to those of the individual .

Under this new management considerable progress appears to have been made .

The motor pool is a completely centralized and mechanized operation .

It contracts with outside repair garages for much of the latter work .

Where the pool excels is in its compilation of maintenance and cost-data studies and analyses .

"From this , motor pool personnel develop other meaningful and related data ."

"In 1959-60 , vehicles averaged an operating cost of $.027 per mile ."

Table 2 shows operating cost data of state vehicles selected at random .

Unit prices for state vehicles are invariably lower than to the general public .

This is a normal governmental procedure which reflects more accurately cost-accounting principles .

"These include low-temperature ethanol ( Cohn ) fractionation , electrophoresis , ultracentrifugation and column chromatography on ion exchange celluloses ."

Modifications of the last technique have been applied by several groups of investigators .

"Serum samples were obtained from normal group A , group B and group O donors ."

Three of the anti-Rh sera used were taken from recently sensitized individuals .

One contained complete antibody and had a titer of 1 : 512 in saline .

These antibody titers were determined by reaction with homozygous Af red cells .

In several instances group O cells were also used as controls .

All samples were tested by both the saline and albumin methods .

The anti-human sera used were prepared by injecting whole human serum into rabbits .

The cells were then washed three times with saline and resuspended to 2% in saline .

"This buffer , pH 8.6 , was 0.005 M in Af and 0.039 M in tris(hydroxymethyl)-aminometha ( Tris ) ."

"The chromatography was done at 6-degrees-C using gradient elution , essentially according to Sober and Peterson ."

A flow rate of 72 Af was used and 12 ml fractions were collected .

"These have been labeled Regions 1 , 2 , and 4 , respectively , in Fig. 1 ."

The incomplete antibody activity appeared in the early part of the chromatogram ; ;

The insoluble material resulting from dialysis against starting buffer always showed strong activity .

"And he said , `` The same fellow who has been running it , Sam Rayburn '' ."

and also that they may have 5 legislative days in which to extend their remarks .

Is there objection to the request of the gentleman from Massachusetts ? ?

Many of these experiences are so important that they will be cherished forever by me .

I am highly privileged today to commemorate the brilliant career of this parliamentary giant .

He will ever be my example as a true statesman ; ;

He has become in this half century the grand old man of American history .

"For Sam Rayburn never forgot Bonham , his home community , and he never forgot Texas ."

No one has sponsored more progressive and important legislation than has Sam Rayburn .

Others may speak of Speaker Rayburn's uniquely long and devoted service ; ;

"In this role of father confessor , he has always been most characteristic and most helpful ."

"and when I replied in this spirit , she corroborated my hunch ."

I could evoke no further elaboration from her about this ; ;

"Then I replied , coldly , `` If you despise me , why don't you say so , directly '' ? ?"

"It then occurred to me to ask , `` Is that what that woman told you '' ? ?"

Sometimes it is not a verbal stereotype -- a `` How are you now '' ? ?

"Of such hidden meanings the patient himself is , more often than not , entirely unaware ."

"Burnham , in his excellent article ( 1955 ) concerning schizophrenic communication , includes mention of similar clinical material ."

This effect can give rise to a blanket of micrometeorites around the Earth .

One cannot make a very satisfactory guess about the micrometeorite flux in space .

"At greater distances from the sun , the situation is still less certain ."

There are several sources of evidence on the micrometeorite environment .

Direct information has been obtained from rockets and satellites equipped with impact sensors .

"these instruments are installed on rockets , satellites , and space probes ."

Many other vehicles with smaller sensitive-area exposure-time products contribute some information .

"for the next two days , the impact rate was Af ; ;"

"and for the next nine days , the impact rate was less than Af ( Nazarova , 1960 ) ."

The day-to-day rate varied by less than a factor of 4.5 .

The data have not yet been analyzed for diurnal variations .

"Being based on so few events , these results are of dubious validity ."

The calibration of piezoelectric sensors in terms of the particle parameters is very uncertain .

This `` ejection '' momentum is linearly related to the particle energy .

The threshold mass of about Af corresponds to a 10-M-diameter sphere of density Af .

To what extent such low density applies to micrometeorites is unknown .

The velocity value used is also open to some question ; ;

The values agree with the data from 1958 Alpha and 1959 Eta .

these figures constitute the best estimate for the flux in interplanetary space near the Earth .

"for example , Jacchia ( 1948 ) derived a scale of 0.15 g for a Af , zero-magnitude meteorite ."

Extrapolation of this relationship through the thirtieth magnitude covers the range of micrometeorites .

"At the fifteenth magnitude , Af , and at the twenty-fifth magnitude , Af ."

"For all meteorites , the average nickel content is about 2.5 per cent ."

"Some vocational training schools provide such training , but the current need exceeds the facilities ."

Since 1917 some thirteen supplementary and related acts have extended this Federal program .

The Health Amendment Act of 1956 added $5 million for practical nurse training .

"The initiative , administration and control remain primarily with the local school districts ."

"Even the states remain primarily in an assisting role , providing leadership and teacher training ."

"Today , Federal funds account for only one-fifth of the nation's expenditures for vocational education ."

The total cost of the five-year program was $297 million .

No comparable measures are available of enrollments and expenditures for private vocational education training .

"In addition , many large corporations operate their own formal training programs ."

"Most skilled industrial workers , nevertheless , still acquire their skills outside of formal training institutions ."

There is little doubt that the students benefit from vocational education .

An important recent trend is the development of area vocational schools .

Courses are provided mainly for post high school day programs ; ;

By 1960 there were such schools in all but 4 states .

An extension of this program into the other distressed areas should be undertaken .

"Furthermore , there is a cautious conservatism on the part of those making local skill surveys ."

"Local jobs can be seen and counted , while opportunities elsewhere are regarded as more hypothetical ."

The U. S. Office of Education continues to stress local surveys rather than national surveys .

A related question is whether unemployed workers can be motivated to take the training provided .

Local school districts are hard pressed financially and unenthusiastic about vocational training .

"This would heighten possibilities for part-time cooperative , on-the-job and extension training ."

His aptitudes and preferences could be given more weight in selecting the proper training .

Mr. Hammarskjold was in Africa on a mission of peace .

The story of the fatal crash is not fully known .

"Whether this , or overt action , was the cause of the crash must be promptly determined ."

The death of Mr. Hammarskjold removes the United Nations' most controversial leader .

He was controversial because he was uncompromising for peace and freedom with justice .

The U.N. session scheduled for today will meet under the cloud of his passing .

It is a crucial session with the world on the edge of momentous developments .

It is one of the rare public ventures here on which nearly everyone is agreed .

So have the people's elected spokesmen at the state and federal levels .

Much happened in this field during the past 12 months .

This is the key fact emerging from Sunday's national election .

"Moon-faced Ludwig Erhart , the economic expert , probably will ascend to the leadership long denied him ."

"If he becomes chancellor , Dr. Erhart would make few changes ."

The wizard who fashioned West Germany's astonishing industrial rebirth is the soul of free enterprise .

One specific example is a secret `` fraternity '' which will `` coordinate anti-Communist efforts '' .

Does it attack other traditional American institutions with unsupportable and wild charges ? ?

In some instances a seventh question can be added : 7 .

"And what you can't see , the land underneath the water , belongs to someone , too ."

"In this instance , happily , insistence is being made that our share is protected ."

"When all else fails , it is argued that open sessions slow down governmental operations ."

Without public scrutiny the deliberations of public agencies would no doubt be conducted more speedily .

"Sam Rayburn was a good man , a good American , and , third , a good Democrat ."

He was all of these rolled into one sturdy figure ; ;

"Mr. Speaker , Mr. Sam , and Mr. Democrat , at one and the same time ."

Mr. Rayburn was not an easy man to classify or to label .

The demonstration of his power was never flamboyant or theatrical .

"When it was not , one of the great dramas of Washington would be presented ."

"He spoke briefly , sensibly , to the point and without oratorical flourishes ."

"He was , of course , in the House for a very long time ."

To be presiding officer of it was the end of his desire and ambition .

Sound the roll of those with whom he served and who preceded him in death .

He was a fighter for those of his own party .

"Under any name -- Mr. Speaker , Mr. Democrat , Mr. Sam -- he was a good man ."

"In 18 months , no more grisly incident has been reported from that jungle ."

The excuse was offered for them that they had mistaken the Italians for Belgian mercenaries .

"To the contrary , through the past six weeks violence has been piled upon violence ."

Yet this basic condition of outlawry and anarchy is not the work of Katanga .

That notion is fantastically wrong-headed from several points of view .

"The UN army is too weak , too demoralized for the task ."

"Further , it has its work cut out stopping anarchy where it is now garrisoned ."

"The Congo should have been mandated , because it was not ready for independence ."

The idea was not even suggested because political expediency prevailed over wisdom .

"Also , normal personnel attrition would make the job reduction provision more or less academic ."

"`` Fools '' , he bayed , `` what do you think you are doing '' ? ?"

Yet in the contemporary context this is precisely what one must not do .

Science has simply left us helpless and powerless in this important sector of our lives .

There is no occasion to feel uneasy or disturbed about these people .

"Everyone in Salem , saint and sinner alike , is swept up by it ."

"I hear the boot of Lucifer , I see his filthy face '' ! !"

"Think , for example , of the spirit of the Marine Corps ."

It is not material and is not a `` thing '' occupying space and time .

Yet it exists and has an objective reality which can be experienced and known .

For it is primarily in community that we know and experience spirit .

It is spirit which gives life to a community and causes it to cohere .

Yet the spirit which lives in community is not identical with the community .

The idea of community and the idea of spirit are two distinct and separable ideas .

One characteristic of the spirit in community is its givenness .

It is for them a given which they and they alone possess .

In a few school districts one finds a link between school and job .

"Quite the contrary , as I can testify from personal experience as a former university president ."

"I believe the situation is improving , but the success stories need to be heavily publicized ."

"however , for slow learners and prospective dropouts these courses ought to begin earlier ."

They are in this sense skills marketable immediately on graduation from high school .

"So , too , is the mathematical competence of a college graduate who has majored in mathematics ."

Perhaps a course in typewriting might be regarded as the exception which proves the rule .

Most of our largest cities have one or more separate vocational or technical high schools .

He prefers to designate such schools as `` general '' high schools .

`` What does he have in mind to do when he graduates '' ? ?

`` But isn't it almost impossible to get into the union '' ? ?

The Oldsmobile with the license number JYJ 114 was in stall number five .

He gave me a ticket on the agency car and parked it .

"`` Forgot to get something out of the car '' , I told him , showing him my ticket ."

You're the one I was talking to about a monthly rental .

"You're conscious of the fact that your feet hurt , that the city pavements are hard ."

I waited a solid two hours before my man came out of the office building .

"The attendant recognized me once more and said , `` What did you do about that office '' ? ?"

one here and one that's out quite a ways where there's usually curb parking '' .

"`` That curb parking is undependable and annoying , particularly when it rains '' , he said ."

I kept trying to get him to take my money .

"`` I'll have one of the boys get it '' , he said ."

You don't want to lease a place way out in the sticks .

"You get business where the business is , not where it isn't '' ."

I was held up a bit trying to make a left turn .

"I turned on the electric bug , and the signal came in loud and clear ."

I made time and picked him up within ten blocks .

After fifteen minutes of traffic driving he turned to the left .

"If it ever got behind me , the beep turned to a buzz ."

After a while the signal became a buzz and I knew he was behind me .

"I found a parking place half a block away , sat in the car and waited ."

My quarry was in the apartment house for two hours .

Then he came out and started driving toward the beach .

"Moreover , I'd have lost him if it hadn't been for the electronic shadowing device ."

I sat where I could watch the exit and realized I was hungry .

It was a fairly modern motel with quite a bit of electrical display in front .

The card the man I was shadowing had filled out was still on the counter .

The manager of the motel was a woman who apparently didn't care .

"Whoever his companion was going to be , she was going to join him later ."

I was so hungry my stomach felt all lines of communication had been severed .

I had noticed a drive-in down the road a quarter of a mile .

`` It's early in the evening to be in a hurry .

"She gave a little pout and said , `` I don't get off work until eleven o'clock ."

I reached over and switched off the electronic bugging device .

`` Don't you think it's selfish to have dinner before you go to pick her up '' ? ?

"`` Not a bit '' , I said , `` but she's keeping her figure in hand '' ."

"At the least , however , one may conclude that Geometric potters sensed a logical order ; ;"

"Throughout the work of the later ninth century a calm , severe serenity displays itself ."

Much which was in embryo in 1000 had become reasonably well developed by 800 .

In this process the Minoan-Mycenaean inheritance had been transmuted or finally rejected ; ;

"Attica , though important , was not the only teacher of this age ."

These local variations were to become ever sharper in the next century and a half .

By 800 B.C. the Aegean was an area of common tongue and of common culture .

"Everywhere within the common pattern , however , one finds local diversity ; ;"

"Further we cannot go , for the Dark ages deserve their name ."

"For this period , as for earlier centuries , pottery remains the most secure source ; ;"

Figurines and simple chapels presage the emergence of sculpture and architecture in Greece ; ;

but both were among the last products of a phase which was ending .

Not all men of the period would have accepted this emphasis .

The antecedents of Dipylon vases and of the Iliad lie in the Aegean past .

the pottery of the first half of the eighth century is commonly called Ripe Geometric .

but artists now were ready to refine and elaborate their inheritance .

"By 800 social and cultural security had been achieved , at least on a simple plane ; ;"

"it was time to take bigger steps , to venture on experiments ."

Painters left less and less of a vase in a plain dark color ; ;

The soybean seed is the most important leguminous food in the world .

The residue from soybean processing goes mainly into animal feeds .

Soybeans are extensively processed into a remarkable number of food products in the Orient .

"Soybean flour , grits , flakes , `` milk '' , and curd can be bought in the United States ."

"We produce peanut oil , but to a much greater extent we eat the entire seed ."

Feeds for livestock took about one-sixth of the world's cereal crop in 1957-1958 .

About 90 percent of the corn used in the United States is fed to animals .

The rest is used for human food and industrial products .

Seeds grown for industrial uses hold a relatively minor position .

"These oils develop hard , smooth films when they dry and form resinlike substances ."

One of the finest of artists' oils comes from poppy seeds .

"Seeds of soybean , cotton , corn , sesame , and rape yield semidrying oils ."

Palm oil protects the surfaces of steel sheets before they are plated with tin .

"Castor oil , made from castorbeans , has gone out of style as a medicine ."

"Almond oil , another nondrying oil , was once used extensively in perfumery to extract flower fragrances ."

"Corn and wheat supply most of the starch in the United States , Canada , and Australia ."

"Gums were extracted from quince , psyllium ( fleawort ) , flax , and locust ( carob ) seeds in ancient times ."

Quince seed gum is the main ingredient in wave-setting lotions .

Almonds and pistachio nuts are not so high in oil but are rich in protein .

Other nuts consumed in lesser quantity include the spicy nutmeg ; ;

"the soap nut , which owes its sudsing power to natural saponins ; ;"

"and the sweet-smelling cumara nut , which is suited for perfumes ."

The so-called vegetable ivory is the hard endosperm of the egg-sized seed .

"It is used for making buttons and other small , hard objects of turnery ."

The color and shape of seeds have long made them attractive for ornaments and decorations .

"Since Biblical times , rosaries have been made from jobs-tears -- the seeds of an Asiatic grass ."

Victorian ladies had a fad of stringing unusual seeds to wear as jewelry .

Handmade Christmas wreaths and trees often contain a variety of seeds collected during the year .

Flaxseed poultices and mustard plasters still are used by some persons .

"The common spices , flavorings , and condiments make up this group ."

Less common seeds used in cooking and beverages include fenugreek ( artificial maple flavor ) and cardamom .

White pepper is the ground seed of the common black pepper fruit .

"It is a main flavoring for halvah , the candy of the Middle East ."

Coffee is made from the roasted and ground seeds of the coffee tree .

Per capita consumption remains around 16 pounds in the United States .

"Cocoa , chocolate , and cocoa butter come from the ground seeds of the cacao tree ."

Cereal grains have been used for centuries to prepare fermented beverages .

"Beer , generally fermented from barley , is an old alcoholic beverage ."

Beer was brewed by the Babylonians and Egyptians more than 6 thousand years ago .

"Distillers use corn , malt , wheat , grain sorghum , and rye in making beverage alcohol ."

Seed crops hold a prominent place in the agricultural economy of the United States .

Seeds furnish about 40 percent of the total nutrients consumed by all livestock .

Hay and pasture are the other chief sources of livestock feed .

She must be cautious so as not to alert the scheming forest .

"Atonement , if atonement were possible , could only be made at that sacred , sacrificial basin ."

"It was there that she would have to enact her renunciation , beg forgiveness ."

"The forest was open and freely welcoming , extending an enchanted hand ."

The ground was covered with soft pine needles and the slope was gentle .

"It was not , thought Pamela , such an evil place after all ."

"A few days ago , she would have thought such an expedition as this utterly ridiculous ; ;"

She did not pause to consider what she would do if her plan should fail ; ;

she directed all of her mental and physical energy toward achieving this one goal .

"If the slope grew steeper and the groves more dim , she tried not to heed ."

"In her grim pursuit of tranquillity , Pamela focused her thoughts on her husband ."

How could he comprehend her need when he himself was innocent ? ?

The mountainside grew steeper and she slipped once or twice on the smooth pine needles .

"Silence stood in front of her , waiting , and in back of her , blocking her retreat ."

She stumbled over the root of a tree that protruded maliciously above the earth .

She started to brush the dirt and bits of leaves off her clothes .

"Her arm bled slightly , and the offended skin cried out in pain ."

Where before had she felt or dreamt or imagined such a scene ? ?

"She already knew this unwholesome , chilling atmosphere that was somehow grotesquely alive ."

It enclosed her clammy hands and twined around her ankles .

"It crawled across her breasts , suffocating the life in her nipples ."

stifled her lungs so that her breath came in harsh gasps ; ;

"The shadows of the trees engulfed her , foreclosing every possible exit from the grove ."

tree branches snapped as she pushed them ruthlessly away from her .

"Test it , try it , and if it works , accept it as a guiding principle ."

"Our Lord's invitation with its implied promise to all is , `` Come and see '' ."

"Let not your heart be troubled , neither let it be afraid '' ."

Perhaps you do not know if you belong to Him .

"Then , with the hymn writer of old , you can say :"

"I am kept from all danger by night and by day ,"

"Cape Canaveral's achievements thunder forth from the radio , television , and newspaper ."

An average of 50 suicides are reported in America each day ! !

One out of every three or four marriages ends in divorce ! !

Or what shall a man give in exchange for his soul '' ? ?

Gaining outer space and losing `` inner '' space is bad business according to God's standards .

It is true that we must keep up our national defenses and scientific accomplishments ; ;

Never forget that a chain is only as strong as its weakest link .

Your spiritual `` inner '' space helps determine the spirituality of America as a nation .

Or are you trying the devil's substitutes to relieve that spiritual hunger you feel within ? ?

You can receive God into your heart and life by a step of personal faith .

"Accept the sinless Son of God , Jesus Christ , as your own personal Saviour ."

( 2 ) Spatiality becomes part of the tactual sensation only by way of visual representations ; ;

"that is , there is , in the true sense , only a visual space '' ."

This is an assumption with which few would be disposed to quarrel .

( 2 ) What evidence is there that he was psychically blind ? ?

We shall consider these in the inverse order of their presentation .

"The answer the authors give to it , therefore , is of supreme importance ."

"First of all , what is their evidence that the tactual apparatus was fundamentally undamaged ? ?"

( 2 ) The patient attained an astonishing efficiency in a new trade .

"In what ways , then , did the patient's psychical blindness manifest itself ? ?"

"and , therefore , he could not recognize even long-familiar things upon seeing them again ."

at their edges they slipped pretty much out of focus altogether .

The patient himself denied that he had any visual imagery at all ; ;

and there was ample evidence of the following sort to corroborate him .

Nor could he call up memory-pictures of close friends or relatives .

he was absolutely unfamiliar with it because he had no visual memory at all .

and this he could do only by going over its mass with the tracing procedure .

"Dice , for example , he inferred from black dots on a white surface ."

-- has now been raised in the reader's mind and in the following form .

"How , then , do the kinesthetic sensations function in all this ? ?"

Rourke was talking on the phone when he came back .

Rourke confirmed the appointment over the phone and hung up .

"`` I don't know what you're getting into , Mike '' , he said unhappily ."

"Shayne said briskly , `` Grab another drink if you want it ."

We've got one other call to make before I meet Alvarez '' .

Rourke hastily slopped whiskey into his glass on top of half-melted ice-cubes .

I can drop you back here to pick mine up '' .

"At least , I want to find out whether she's home yet or not '' ."

`` Do you think Laura did have the counterfeit bracelet made without her husband's knowledge '' ? ?

"Shayne asked , peering ahead at the partially obscured street sign ."

"Rourke could see it better out the right-hand side , and he said , `` yes ."

"Turn to the left , I think , for that number you gave me ."

Shayne got in the left-hand lane and cut across the Boulevard divider .

A single automobile was parked half-way up the block on the left-hand side .

"He went around the corner and parked , turning off his lights and motor ."

"`` I told you , Mike '' , said Rourke in an aggrieved voice ."

I got a quick look at their faces as we went past .

"Unless I'm crazy as hell , they're two of Painter's dicks ."

`` The pair whom Petey is officially commending for slapping me around and pulling me in '' .

Maybe with specific orders to see that I don't make contact with her .

I'll slide out and walk around the block back to the cocktail lounge on Biscayne .

You drive on and circle back and pull up beside them parked there .

"You're a reporter , and you're looking for Miss Perrin to interview her ."

"If they are Beach cops on a stake-out , they'll admit it to a reporter ."

They've got no official standing on this side of the Bay .

Shayne opened the door on his side and stepped out .

Timothy Rourke groaned dismally as he slid under the wheel .

The reporter nodded as he moved up beside him at the bar .

"Shayne said happily , `` I've got it all worked out , Tim ."

"In exactly three minutes , go in that phone booth behind you and call Police Headquarters ."

Then hang up fast and come walking on down to the Perrin address .

The bartender brought Rourke's drink and Shayne laid a twenty-dollar bill on the bar .

"He said in a low voice , `` I've got a date with a lady , Mister ."

Will that pay for a pint I can take with me .

"You know how it is '' , he added with a conspiratorial wink ."

The bartender winked back at him and palmed the bill .

A row of mailboxes along the wall had numbers and names on them .

Hardly anyone ashore marked her as she anchored stern-to off Berth 29 on the mole .

Some extremists went so far as to urge our using it first .

`` Use of such weapons has been outlawed by the general opinion of civilized mankind .

So the vile cargo went into the hole of the John Harvey .

"It was the night of December 2 , 1943 , and it was growing dark in Bari ."

Capt. A. B. Jenks of the Office of Harbor Defense was very worried .

He knew that German long-range bombers had been returning to the attack in Italy .

"On November 24th , they had made a raid on La Maddalena ."

"After it had reappeared the next two nights , Jenks went to higher headquarters and said :"

`` For three days now a German reconnaissance plane has been over the city taking pictures .

But the older and wiser heads had dismissed his warning as alarmist .

"More than that , Allied air had complete superiority in the Eighth Army's sector ."

For Jenks knew that Bari's defenses were made of paper .

The radar station with the best location was still not serviceable .

Then he was to co-ordinate his fire with a radar-controlled shore gun firing white tracers .

"`` This harbor is a bomber's paradise '' , the Britisher had said with frank grimness ."

"We can't expect any help from the fighters at Foggia , either ."

Like hell he'd wait -- and supposing the radar-controlled gun got knocked out ? ?

What would his guns guide on then -- the North Star ? ?

"Below decks , Seaman 1 Stanley Bishop had begun to write a letter home ."

"He hoped they would put in somewhere way , way down in the earth ."

Deck Cadet James L. Cahill and Seaman Walter Brooks had been the first to leave .

"The other half of the crew , plus Beckstrom and his men , had remained aboard ."

Damned if that wasn't a sailing ship standing out of the old harbor -- Porto Vecchio .

The night was so clear that Richardson had no difficulty making out the silhouette .

"Then the thought of a cloudless sky made him shiver , and he glanced upward ."

"At exactly 7:30 , he felt a fluttering object brush his face ."

It was the silver foil from the chocolate bar he had been eating .

"They had come from airports in the Balkans , these hundred-odd Junkers 88's ."

"In that interval , the German bombers made a hell of Bari harbor ."

"Ensign Vesole and his gunners had fought valiantly , but they had no targets ."

"Vesole rushed from gun to gun , attempting to direct fire ."

Norton and Rochford fired wildly at the sounds of the motors .

"Luckily , she was not completely aflame and would go down before the gasoline could erupt ."

He certainly didn't want a wife who was fickle as Ann .

"If he had married her , he'd have been asking for trouble ."

The best antidote for the bitterness and disappointment that poisoned him was hard work .

Each day he found himself thinking less often of Ann ; ;

"each day the hurt was a little duller , a little less poignant ."

"The grass in the meadows came fast , now that the warm weather was here ."

He had no idea how much time Budd would give him .

It could be some kind of trick Budd had thought up .

"Reaching the house ahead of them , he waited with his Winchester in his hands ."

"She lay there , making no effort to get back on her feet ."

"Morgan hesitated , thinking that if this was a trick , it was a good one ."

He didn't think it was possible for this couple to be pretending .

"Leaning his Winchester against the front of the house , he walked to the girl ."

Her eyes were glazed as if she didn't hear or even see him .

She had reached a point at which she didn't even care how she looked .

Any lingering suspicion that this was a trick Al Budd had thought up was dispelled .

No girl would go this far to fool a man so she could kill him .

"She drank greedily , and murmured , `` Thank you '' , as he lowered her head ."

"He brought his Winchester in from the front of the house , then faced the boy ."

We ran out of money and we haven't eaten for two days '' .

"`` We've been looking for work , but all the ranchers have turned us down '' ."

`` You mean you dragged your wife all over hell's half-acre looking for work '' ? ?

`` The town of Buckhorn's only about six miles from here .

`` There's only one more ranch three miles north of here .

You'd have starved to death if you'd missed both places '' .

"They might kill him in his sleep , thinking there was money in the house ."

There was more to this than Jones had told him .

"Morgan filled the fire box with wood again , then started supper and set the table ."

"She rubbed her eyes and stretched , then sat up , her hands going to her hair ."

"`` I'm a mess '' , she said , and suddenly she was alarmed ."

"You fell down in front of the house , and I carried you in ."

I gave you a drink and then you went to sleep '' .

"She stared at him , her eyes wide as she thought about what he had said ; ;"

Do you take in all the strays who come by '' ? ?

"`` I don't have many strays coming to my front door '' , he said ."

He caught her by an arm and helped her into the kitchen .

"I'm usually a very strong woman , but I'm awfully tired '' ."

"It's not much of a meal , but it's what I eat '' ."

He told himself he had never seen two people eat so much .

"When they were finally satisfied , Jones said , `` I think he's going to give us work '' ."

The grateful way she looked at Morgan made him ashamed of himself .

"When he saw the expression in her eyes , he knew he couldn't send them on ."

"She said , `` I guess the Lord looks out for fools , drunkards , and innocents '' ."

He said : `` You'll feel a lot better after you have a bath .

You'll have to go to town to see the doc '' .

"He nodded and , going into the bedroom , brought a needle , thread , and scissors ."

"The bed isn't made , but you'll find plenty of blankets there '' ."

"Jones followed him into the front room , closing the door behind him ."

"They were a pair of lost , whipped kids , Morgan thought as he went to bed ."

The bad early poems are bad Shakespeare or bad Swinburne ; ;

"It is smoother than Hardy usually is , but with the smoothness of anonymity ."

"it asserts emotion without evoking it -- that is to say , it is sentimental ."

There are many such competently anonymous performances among the earlier poems .

In the poem we recognize and acknowledge one man's sense of the world ; ;

"In `` Revulsion '' , on the other hand , the pessimism is a case not proven ; ;"

These are the poems Hardy wrote after the death of his first wife ; ;

Hardy obviously felt that these poems were peculiarly personal and private ; ;

"The poems are , the epigraph tells us , the `` traces of an ancient flame '' ; ;"

He peered ahead and grinned as the railroad tracks came into view again below .

The girders of a shattered Dog River bridge lay strewn for half a mile downstream .

"The nearest undisrupted end of track from Boston was at Concord , N. H. ."

There was no such thing as an airport in Vermont .

"They had to act fast , for letters were clogging the terminals ."

"In Concord , Bob Fogg was the most prominent New Hampshire boy with wings ."

And besides you seem to make it all right here '' .

It took a tragedy to bring things to a head .

"As a wind direction indicator , they tied a cotton rag to a sapling ."

Each trip saw the front cockpit filled higher with mail pouches .

`` Ceilings '' were judged by comparison with known mountain heights and cloud positions .

( He'd get the engine oil flowing with an electric heater under a big canvas cover .

Concord learned to set its clocks by the rackety bark of the Whirlwind's exhaust overhead .

The dependable Wright engine was never stopped on these trips .

"Sometimes , on a return trip , the aviator would `` go upstairs '' high over the clouds ."

Bob Fogg didn't have today's advantages of Instrument Flight and Ground Control Approach systems .

Tracks in the snow showed the plane was airborne in less than a hundred feet .

There should be no reason to misinterpret or ignore the intent of this letter .

Almost as if I were talking about something quite unreal .

"Personal predispositions tend to blunt the ear and , in turn , the voice as well ."

I cannot be content with the anecdotal small talk of a somewhat unusual travelogue .

they are small in number and their contribution is not immediately decisive in everyday life .

A struggle that is being waged all over the world in the half-light of disinterest .

This kind of reasoning and logic takes a little time to get used to .

To have one's intentions deliberately or unintentionally misunderstood is always a waste of time .

Artists simply do not talk to each other in that fashion ; ;

Your past history is resplendent with the fruits of the intellect .

Your present history is equally admirable for its industrial and scientific achievements .

"Like yourselves , we have pride and love for our country ."

Such was my state of mind that I did not question the possibility of this ; ;

under the circumstances I was only too willing to confess all .

"I went to the hall in the afternoons only , on these preliminary matters ."

Sometimes I was aware of people moving about in the darkness .

"A glimpse of three of four vague figures , at the most ."

"This impressed me , until I realized how limited was his sphere of influence ."

"His authority extended to the far edge of the counter , no further ."

None of the men hanging around the hall bothered to speak to him .

"He spoke to me in a gruff voice , an affectation which quite belied his personality ."

But it was not easy for him and he often slipped .

I felt certain he was really a spineless little man .

"The morning's tabloids were on the counter , and a stack of dog-eared men's magazines ."

When he saw me coming he turned his radio off .

He made a show of rearranging my forms on the shelf .

"He couldn't afford to have anyone mess around with them , he said ."

Each of those tickets was of great value to its rightful recipient .

Also the clerk appeared to disapprove of my frequent curious glances back over my shoulder .

I lived in a state of suspense because of it .

I could not cling to my past nor did I wish to .

Although I had been inside it I had not yet seen it functioning .

I was constantly searching for clues around the neighborhood of the hall .

Large warehouses flanked the street on which the hall fronted .

Sometimes I noticed the tops of ships' masts and funnels reaching above the pier roofs .

"The sounds issuing from beyond -- winches whirring , men shouting -- indicated great activity and excited me ."

"The hall , on the other hand , appeared lifeless and deserted on these long waterfront afternoons ."

But it was not a tall structure and other buildings concealed it .

"I returned to the hall , despite my dislike for the clerk ."

"I could consult this personage on any weekday morning , though not before ten o'clock ."

When I went for my interview with the director I saw why .

I had felt the draft they were making while mounting the stairs .

The staircase itself seemed still to be echoing the heavy footfalls of many men .

"He was a man in his late forties , with graying hair , of medium height ; ;"

"he looked dapper in a lightweight summer suit , brown silk tie and green-tinted soft collar ."

"I had the impression that he had read my forms , perhaps several times ."

"He spoke , in a voice as immaculate as his appearance ."

He had looked over my forms and was impressed by what he had seen there ; ;

"Was I sure , he asked , that I knew what I was applying for ? ?"

"What sort of men I would come into contact with , at the hall ? ?"

"I had always , I said , hankered after working hard with my hands ."

But this was only accomplished by excessive cruelty and extremes of totalitarian despotism .

These twin tendencies seem to have reached their height in the Han dynasty .

"Later , we shall see what happened when an emperor took this idea too literally ."

This whole tendency had an unfortunate effect on Chinese thinking .

"Thus the middle number , 5 , represented Sung-Shan in Honan , Central China ; ;"

"and the 9 , Huo-Shan in Anhwei , which was then the South Sacred Mountain ."

"For the rivers , the 4 represented the Huai , to the ( then ) Southeast ; ;"

"the 2 , the San Kiang ( three rivers ) in the ( then ) Southwest ; ;"

"and the 6 , the ( upper ) Yellow River in the Northwest ."

but in this respect it was merely following the accepted Chinese convention for all maps .

The same arrangement was used when the Lo Shu was equated with the Nine Provinces ; ;

"and whenever the Lo Shu involved directional symbolism , it was oriented in this same fashion ."

There have been few measurements specifically for the determination of the polarization of planetary radiation .

"Observations have also been made at 1.5 mm using optical techniques ( Sinton , 1955 , 1956 , ; ;"

These contour diagrams also suggest a rather rapid falloff in the radio brightness with latitude .

They insisted on the `` fundamental fact '' that `` the whole of Berlin has a quadripartite status '' .

This is far from acknowledging or recognizing those efforts as an accomplished fact .

Another remained when an American Army car was recovered but with a broken glass .

"A horizon even and seamless , binding the vast sun-bleached dome of sky to earth ."

Wooded stream valleys in the folds of earth would be saved .

The Park Service makes an impressive ecological and statistical case for creating this new park .

American history should clinch the case when Congress is asked to approve .

The National Association of Broadcasters code specifically bars hard-liquor commercials .

Past polls of public opinion show popular favor for this policy .

Even the Distilled Spirits Institute has long had a specific prohibition .

The Mayor is finding it awkward to campaign against his own record .

"His election , on the other hand , would unquestionably strengthen the `` regulars '' ."

But his reelection would strengthen the liberal Democrats and the labor unions who back him .

He must show at the outset that he means exactly what he says .

Casualties have been running about a dozen men a day .

"The funds would be used for equipment , not for land , buildings , or operation ."

The relatively few communities that have educational stations have found them of considerable value .

The reaction of chlorine with carbon tetrachloride seemed particularly suited for such studies .

The purified product was stored at -78-degrees in a tube equipped with a break seal .

Previously purified chlorine was subsequently admitted and the exchange was allowed to take place .

The radiochlorine was stored at -78-degrees in a tube equipped with a break seal .

Relative incident light intensities were measured with a thermopile potentiometer system .

Calcium hydride was substituted for Af as a drying agent for carbon tetrachloride .

No correlation between these variables and the irreproducibility of the results was found .

Rather large differences were still found between reaction cells from different manifold fillings .

"Exchange was also observed in these cells , which had chlorine present at Af ."

"Craft unions seek work that industrial unions claim , such as factory maintenance ."

But automation and the increasing complexity of factories has renewed the competition for jobs .

"American taxpayers have been impressed by the surpluses for a long , long time ."

"And thus far , Mr. Freeman has offered very little relief ."

"In exchange for higher price supports , growers pledged reduction in planted acreage ."

The result : $1.1 billion added to the deficit in the federal budget .

The subcommittee is not alone in questioning the effectiveness of the department .

forecasting economic activity is a hazardous undertaking even for the specialist .

"He lost , but settled for a cake in the shape of a fedora ."

The odds thus appear favorable that the secretary's neck may be spared .

"`` I have to see the facts '' , is the way the prince puts it ."

He is the first top administration officer to see the bottom of the slump .

The secretary based his assessment on the upturn in retail sales .

Prosperity for the whole nation is certainly preferred to a tax cut .

Public sentiment for conserving our rich natural heritage is growing .

"First of all , the recruits will have to undergo arduous schooling ."

"But briefly , the topping configuration must be examined for its inferences ."

Then the fact that the lower channel line was pierced had further forecasting significance .

But there is no positive and consistently demonstrable relationship in the strictest sense .

"After all , too much does not happen too suddenly , nor does very little take long ."

"The theory behind this is , of course , fundamentalist in character ."

Much of this goes on in offices high up in Wall Street's lofty wind-swept towers .

"Not , at any rate , in the fuller sense of the word ."

Odd-lot index observers then make graphs of the data according to their particular statistical recipe .

"Obviously someone has to sell in order for someone to buy , and vice versa ."

Strong hands differ from `` weak hands '' in that their operations are the primary movers .

They are able to sit more patiently with what they have bought .

"It has to , by virtue of the very dictionary definition of the word `` few '' ."

Up to this point stress has been placed on roleplaying in terms of individuals .

"Roleplaying can be done for quite a different purpose : to evaluate procedures , regardless of individuals ."

For example : a sales presentation can be analyzed and evaluated through roleplaying .

"Each person was to enter the testing room , carrying a suitcase of samples ."

Each salesman was to read a sheet containing a description of the product .

"In the testing room he was to make , successively , three presentations to three different people ."

"In the testing room , three of the veteran salesmen served as antagonists ."

Each was told to purchase material if he felt like it .

"After each presentation , the antagonist wrote his judgment of the salesmen ; ;"

Ten salesmen were tested in the morning and ten more in the afternoon .

This procedure was repeated one day a month for four months .

The batting average of one success out of seven increased to one out of three .

"They were , in a sense , `` tried out '' in realistic situations ."

All applicants were generally familiar with the work of the receptionist .

"However , he turned out to be a complete failure in his new position ."

"Turnover rates of personnel went up , production dropped , and morale was visibly reduced ."

"After the diagnosing , he left the course , convinced that it could do him no good ."

We may say that his problem was diagnosed but that he refused treatment .

On being criticized for his arbitrary behavior -- he answered : `` I have to make decisions .

"In short , as frequently happens in analyses , the individual feels threatened and defends himself ."

The necessary step between diagnosis and training is acceptance of the validity of the criticisms .

"How this was accomplished may be described , since this sometimes is a crucial problem ."

"These errors were then collected and written on a blackboard , condensing similar ideas ."

To learn what we do is the first step for improvement .

To accept the validity of the judgments of others is the second step .

To practice new procedures under guided supervision and with constant feedback is the fourth step .

To use these new ways in daily life is the last step .

Roleplaying used for analysis follows these general steps leading to training .

"In addition , the basic approach utilized in applying roleplaying will be reviewed ."

Only rarely is attention given to accurate progress reports and evaluation .

Neither growth nor a development program can be imposed on a country ; ;

designing the financial mechanisms of the economy in ways that will promote growth without inflation ; ;

"The application of conditions in the allocation of aid funds cannot , of course , be mechanical ."

A systematic approach to development budgeting and programing is one important kind of self-help .

External aid can be effective only if it is a complement to self-help .

The major areas of self-help are the following : ( A ) the effective mobilizing of resources .

Most of our aid will go to those nearing self-sufficiency

It is not a tool for dealing with these crises after they have erupted .

"Dams , river development schemes , transportation networks , educational systems require years to construct ."

"They must be induced to establish the necessary tax , fiscal , monetary , and regulatory policies ."

The taking of these steps involves tough internal policy decisions .

"Moreover , once these steps are taken , they may require years to make themselves felt ."

"In defining personal property , it specifically mentions `` all ships or vessels , at home or abroad '' ."

"Both boats and aircraft would fall within this category , as well as motor vehicles ."

"This situation resulted in both towns claiming the tax , and probably justifiably ."

The Rhode Island Public Expenditure Council in its publication once commented : ``

Boats were indicated specifically by only one of the five towns known to tax boats .

"Of those who have an opinion , it seems that assessment by location is preferred ."

The need for greater knowledge is evident from their replies .

An analysis of the election falls naturally in four parts .

"First is the long and still somewhat obscure process of preparation , planning and discussion ."

Considerable technical skill was used and the administration of the elections was generally above reproach .

Elections have figured prominently in nearly every government program and official address since independence .

Despite the internal and international crises that harassed Morocco the elections remained a central issue .

To minimize the chances of repeating the Balafrej debacle the Ibrahim government was formed .

By this time there is little doubt but what election plans were complete .

Those in power tend to procrastinate and even to repudiate the electoral process .

The local Istiqlal and U.M.C.I.A. offices did not campaign and lost heavily .

The sine qua non of the elections was naturally an impartial and standardized procedure .

"Voter registration began in late November 1959 and continued until early January , 1960 ."

The government was most anxious that there be a respectable response .

"A goal was fixed , as given in Table 2 , and attention focused on its fulfillment ."

There were liberal provisions for dispensation where documents or records were lacking .

Man may also be injured secondarily by damage to his food crops or domestic animals .

Biological warfare is considered to be primarily a strategic weapon .

The major reason for this is that it has no quick-kill effect .

Much information has been gathered relative to quantitative sampling and assesment techniques .

Much of the older experimental work on respiratory infections was accomplished by very artificial procedures .

The importance of particle size in such aerosols has been thoroughly demonstrated .

The relationship between particle size and infectious dose is illustrated in Table 1 .

"For example , bright sunlight is rapidly destructive for living microorganisms suspended in air ."

There are optimal humidity requirements for various agents when airborne .

Neutral or inversion meteorological conditions are necessary for a cloud to travel along the surface .

The smaller the particle the further it will travel downwind before settling out .

Zinc cadmium sulfide in particles of 2 microns in size were disseminated .

This material fluoresces under ultraviolet light which facilitates its sampling and assessment .

The particles traveled a maximum detected distance of some 450 miles .

This operation was started at 5:00 p.m. and lasted for 29 minutes .

"There was a slight lapse condition , a moderate fog , and 100 per cent relative humidity ."

A network of sampling stations had been set up on shore .

"As can be seen from Figure 2 , an extensive area was covered by this aerosol ."

The maximum distance sampled was 23 miles from the source .

"It is quite likely that an even greater area was covered , particularly downwind ."

The dosages in the three levels of the vertical profile were : Af

An enemy would obviously choose an agent that is believed to be highly infectious .

"It is , obviously , a proper goal of research to improve on this property ."

In this connection it should be capable of being disseminated without excessive destruction .

It is possible that certain mutational forms may be produced such as antibiotic resistant strains .

All of these considerations are of critical importance in considering defense and medical management .

They do not destroy physical structures as is true of high explosives .

This may be of overriding importance in considering military objectives .

Only a limited effort has been devoted to this problem .

This is why this approach to BW defense has not been given major attention .

This was done with full knowledge that there would be no epidemic .

It should be no more difficult to deliver such devices than other weapons .

"The same delivery vehicles -- whether they be airplanes , submarines or guided missiles -- should be usable ."

A few obvious target areas of great importance might be mentioned .

The air conditioning and ventilating systems of large buildings are subject to attack .

"America is rapidly becoming a nation that uses processed , precooked and even predigested foods ."

This is an enormous industry that is subject to sabotage .

`` The food is wonderful and it is a lot of fun to be here '' ! !

The concept of good nutrition really began with the garden .

The school has always maintained a farm to supply the needs of the school .

By 1952 he was convinced he would no longer spray .

He locked his equipment in a cabinet where it still remains .

"After reading `` Plowman's Folly '' by Edward H. Faulkner , he stopped plowing ."

Separate pails were kept in the kitchen for coffee grounds and egg shells .

It was applied with a compost shredder made from a converted manure spreader .

No chemical fertilizers and poisonous insecticides and fungicides are used '' .

A new project planned is the use of Bio-Dynamic Starter .

New ideas for improving nutrition came with the study of soil treatment .

The first major change was that of providing wholewheat bread instead of white bread .

"`` You can't make French toast with whole-wheat bread '' , was an early complaint ."

"Mrs. Clark , as house manager , planned the menus and cared for the ordering ."

Then Miss Lillian Colman came from Vermont to be kitchen manager .

Today whole grains are freshly ground every day and baked into bread .

Surrounding it are metal cans of grains ordered from organic farms in the state .

She goes on about her work and listens for the completion of the grinding .

The bread baked from this mixture is light in color and fragrant in aroma .

"Occasionally , the children find steamed , whole-wheat grains for cereal which they call `` buckshot '' ."

When they leave for vacations they miss the hot cereal .

"The school has received letters from parents asking , `` What happened to Johnny ? ?"

"He never used to like any hot cereal , now that's the only kind he wants ."

Where can we get this cereal he likes so much '' ? ?

Most come from the root cellar or from the freezer .

Sprouted grains and seeds are used in salads and dishes such as chop suey .

"The school raises enough poultry , pigs , and beef cattle for most of their needs ."

Lots of cheese made from June grass milk is served .

Hens are kept on the range and roosters are kept with them for their fertility .

"Also , salt water fish is on the table once a week ."

"For deserts , puddings and pies are each served once a week ."

Dried fruits are purchased from sources where they are neither sulphured nor sprayed .

Apples come from a farm in Vermont where they are not sprayed .

Oranges and grapefruit are shipped from Florida weekly from an organic farm .

Finding sources for these high quality foods is a problem .

Raw wheat-germ is available on the breakfast table for the children to help themselves .

Very few fried foods are used and the use of salt and pepper is discouraged .

The source is known so there is no necessity to remove insecticide residues .

Maple syrup is made by the children in the woods on the school grounds .

The heavy meal comes in the middle of the day .

"Homemade of meat , bones and vegetables , it is rich in dissolved minerals and vitamins ."

The cost to feed one person is just under one dollar a day .

"A vigorous program existed in skiing , skating sports and overnight hiking ."

"That could be easily done , but there is little reason in it ."

It would be superfluous to build a critique around them .

There are more substantial criticisms to be made of Fromm's account of capitalist civilization .

It is worthwhile to recall that Fromm's treatment has both descriptive and normative aspects .

Almost no empirical work has been done on the problem of alienation .

What is its incidence among the various classes and subgroups of the population ? ?

"Taking alienation as a dependent variable , with what socio-structural factors is it most highly associated ? ?"

"Considered as an independent variable , how does it affect behavior in various sectors of life ? ?"

I am not suggesting that Fromm ought to do this kind of work .

"Until such evidence appears , we must make do with the evidence we have ."

"Moreover , the conclusions he draws from the findings are not always the only ones possible ."

Fromm says these data show that job dissatisfaction and resentment are widespread .

"That is one way to read the findings , but again there are other ways ."

and today's trade unions announce pretty much the same view .

"`` Are people happy , are they as satisfied , unconsciously , as they believe themselves to be ? ?"

"Considering the nature of man , and the conditions for happiness , this can hardly be so '' ."

The ambiguities suggested above stem from a more basic difficulty in Fromm's style of thought .

He seems to use the term alienation in two different ways .

The failure to keep these two usages distinct presents hazards to the reader .

It also permits Fromm to do some dubious things with empirical findings .

"if they say they are satisfied , this shows unconscious alienation ."

It is largely a matter of finding passages that suit one's purposes .

"these , almost by definition , are spokesmen for an alienated ideology ."

One such instance has already been presented : his use of alienation .

The only other one I shall mention here is his use of the term capitalism .

"For Fromm , capitalism is the enemy , the root of all evil ."

"These fatalities are dramatic evidence of `` halfway evangelism '' , a failure to follow through ."

This is the answer to the problem of `` membership delinquency '' .

Preparation for Church membership begins immediately after the commitment is received .

Some pastors write a letter the same night the decision is reported by the visitors .

It should not be postponed later than the next day .

There may be problems of conduct or questions of belief which will require his counsel .

A minimum of four sessions of preparation for membership is necessary for adults .

"Some pastors have two sessions in one evening , with a refreshment period between ."

This procedure is much more effective than giving out a membership packet .

The budget of the church may be presented and pledges solicited at this session .

An `` interest finder '' or `` talent sheet '' may be filled out by each person .

) The fourth session may be concluded with a tour of the church facilities and refreshments .

"Use dramatization -- for example , in discussing the Lord's Supper or church symbolism ."

Urge them to write out their questions for the box .

Select class members for reports on various phases of the study .

Invite class members to share in an extra period of Bible study each week .

Ask each new member to bring his Pledge of Loyalty to the Reception Service .

Those who transfer their membership are no exception to the rule .

Those coming from other denominations will welcome the opportunity to become informed .

It provides a natural transition into the life of the local church and its organizations .

"This should be a high moment in their lives , a never-to-be-forgotten experience ."

This is a vital part of their spiritual growth and assimilation .

It will help to determine the attitude of the new members toward the Church .

"It can mean the difference between participation and inaction , spiritual growth and decay ."

The atmosphere for this momentous experience can be created most effectively through the worship experience .

"Psychologically the reception should be the climax , following the sermon ."

Some denominations ask new members to sign personally the chronological membership register .

Arrange a reserved section in the sanctuary where all new members may sit together .

"Introduce each new member to the congregation , asking him to face the congregation ."

Have a fellowship luncheon or dinner with new members as guests .

Chapter 6 planning for the assimilation and growth of new members

Every member of the family must have a vital place in its life .

"During this time 4,122,354 new members were brought into the fellowship ."

"During this period 7,484,268 members were received , yet the net membership now is only 9,910,741 ."

But this will not happen merely through the natural process of social life .

The Church expects certain things of those who become members .

The new members justifiably expect some things from their church family :

"The man went over without sound , falling to the bare floor ."

Barton caught the lighter man's shoulder and swung him around .

The only reason we brought you was to get Miller out .

If you ever try anything without my orders I'll kill you '' .

"They filed out through the guard-room door , into the paved square ."

"They moved slowly , toward the main gate , following the wall ."

"`` It's Curtiss '' , he said , naming the man Rankin had hit ."

As he passed through it Barton shoved his gun against the man's side .

The man half-reached for the cord of the alarm bell .

"They slid through the wicket in the big gate , ghosted across the dark ground ."

Barton was relieved to see that Carl Dill and Emmett Foster had brought extra mounts .

"He had been one of the original Night Riders , one who had escaped the trial ."

"Kid Boyd was unusually silent , Rankin watchful , a few paces apart ."

Barton finished his dressing and extended his hand to Powers .

"He said in a studied voice , `` I didn't do it for you ."

"Barton turned away , his eyes falling upon Rankin beside his horse ."

"He did not trust Rankin , his violent temper , his killer instinct ."

"They were in a fight , outweighed in both numbers and money ."

"`` Your choice '' , he said briefly , and turned to Kid Boyd ."

"Then Barton touched Carl Dill's arm and moved off , up the river bank ."

"He wanted a careful , uninterrupted report from Dill on the conditions in the valley ."

"For his first five years in prison , they had shared a cell ."

Carl Dill was neither a rancher nor a valley man .

The one thing they had in common was their hatred .

"He said now , `` I've got the perfect headquarters set up ."

Then the vein had petered out and the whole project had been abandoned .

A company of cavalry couldn't come in there if two men were guarding that trail '' .

"But Kruger's men keep them off balance , and they don't trust me ."

"When they learn you're in the hills though , they'll rally , don't worry about that '' ."

`` Your sister-in-law has the faro bank in Cap Ayres' saloon '' .

"After another long pause he asked , `` How many people know who they are '' ? ?"

Barton's voice was rougher than Dill had ever heard it .

My wife died in childbirth after I was sent away .

It reached Donald Kruger in his massive home in Burlingame .

It reached the mines at North San Juan and Bloomfield .

It brought men out of bed and sent them into hurried conferences .

Creighton Hague sat in his office above the Ione pit .

"The office was of logs , four rooms , each heated by an iron stove ."

"Their roar , like the swelling volume of a hundred tornadoes could be heard for miles ."

"He was a big man , wearing a neat flannel shirt against the cold foothill air ."

"The man was tall , thin , with a narrow face and a too-large nose ."

Even Hague was repelled by the machinelike deadliness that was Kodyke .

Kodyke had appeared at the mine one day bearing a letter from Kruger .

He pulled open the top drawer of his desk and drew out a tintype .

We want him back there or we want him dead '' .

"Kodyke took the picture in a lean hand , studying it thoughtfully ."

Ten years ago they blew up some of our ditches .

It cost us a hundred thousand dollars and thirty days lost time to fix them .

"The gunman nodded , slipping the picture into his breast pocket , saying nothing ."

The famous author tells us of the strange incident in Something About Myself .

"Dreams present many mysteries of telepathy , clairvoyance , prevision and retrovision ."

"In most cases we recognize certain words , persons , animals or objects ."

"whereas , it is a matter of fact that Smith cannot drive a car ."

But why is it necessary to reproduce the retinal image within the brain ? ?

Modern physics has developed the theory that all matter consists of minute waves of energy .

Space in any form is completely measured by the three dimensions .

Consciousness is the factor that provides the progressive continuity to sensory impressions .

Probably less than one percent of our previsions escape final obliteration before we wake .

But the famous orator felt more than vague recognition for the scene .

In this he followed a path that led back to the very source of opera ; ;

"Even then , the flexibility of the phrasing suggests that the word comes first in importance ."

Under no circumstances could we mistake one for the other ; ;

it introduces Pimen when he comes before Boris in the last act .

"Apparently their origin is humble , their approach to life direct and unsophisticated ."

Whatever learning they may have had in their order doesn't disturb them now .

"Missail is the straight man , not very talkative , mild-mannered when he does speak ."

"The phrasing is irregular , and the abrupt key changes have a primitive forcefulness ."

( We can imagine how they startled audiences of the 1870's .

Both monks respond to the guard's challenge with a few phrases of their begging song ; ;

a clever naturalistic touch is Varlaam's labored reading of the warrant .

to do so would have spoiled the dramatic point of the scene .

"Musically and dramatically , Rangoni is as far removed from the conventional monk as Varlaam ."

His speech shows none of the native accent of the Russian characters ; ;

The effect is as if he had materialized out of nowhere .

"He addresses Marina with great deference , calling her `` Princess '' at first ; ;"

Rangoni begins by describing the sad state of the Church ; ;

"This is no assignment for a frivolous girl , she assures him ."

"Coming from a priest , the music sounds as odd as the advice :"

Her pride is as much at stake as her virtue ; ;

"she is the unattainable beauty , the princess who turns away suitors by the dozen ."

Indignantly she denounces Rangoni for his evil thoughts and orders him to leave her .

"Whatever the source of Rangoni's power , Marina is his captive now ; ;"

Mussorgsky makes this quite clear by the extent to which choral scenes propel the action .

One reason for the unique vitality of the chorus is its great variety in expression .

The opening scene shows this method at its most individual .

There is a quick change from the plaintive song to a conversational tone .

"`` Hey , Mityukh '' , asks one group , `` what are we shouting about '' ? ?"

"And Mityukh , apparently the intellectual leader of the crowd , replies that he has no notion ."

The jokes and arguments grow louder until the police return ; ;

This is especially striking between Pimen's quiet exit and Grigori's vehement outburst against Boris .

The living as well as the dead now accuse him ; ;

this final reminder of his guilt is the fatal one .

"Though brief , it has a sharp dramatic edge and great poignancy ."

The mayhem in the forest of Kromy is a natural sequel .

They bring the news that the Pretender has been excommunicated ; ;

"( Mussorgsky cleverly contrasts the two groups by their orchestral accompaniment , solemn chords or mocking staccatos ."

A certain teacher scheduled a `` Fear Party '' for her fourth grade pupils .

"Dr. George W. Crane , a medical columnist , thinks it would ."

Each week an estimated 20 million patients call upon us doctors .

"Of this number , 50% , or 10 million patients have no diagnosable physical ailments whatever ."

30% of them worried about past happenings which were completely beyond their control ; ;

"12% of them worried about their health , although their ailments were imaginary ; ;"

Only 8% of the worries had behind them real causes which demanded attention .

What is there about us that makes us so anxious ? ?

Look at the things we do to escape our fears and to forget our worries .

We spend millions of dollars every year on fortune tellers and soothsayers .

"He should have said `` jittery '' , for that's what we are ."

"Yes , and as tension mounts in this world , fear is increasing ."

I doubt that `` fear parties '' and `` group confessionals '' will help very much .

"Suppose we do get our fears out in the open , what then ? ?"

The question is : what are we going to do about them ? ?

"Meanwhile , the enemy will capitalize on our fears , if he can ."

"Turning to the Word of God , we find the only sure way to do that ."

He didn't live in a world of perpetual peril like ours .

He didn't know anything about the problems we face today .

"Yes indeed , we too can see a warlike host of infidels encamped against us ."

"He lived in a very dark world , but he was not in the dark ."

he could only see the light coming over the horizon .

We live in the bright daylight of that great event ; ;

"If God be for us , who can be against us ? ?"

"Shall tribulation , or distress , or persecution , or famine , or nakedness , or peril , or sword '' ? ?"

"She began it deliberately , so that none of her words would be lost on him ."

"Beaming idiotically , he pooched out his lips and attempted to kiss her ."

"I've got something to say to you , and by God you're going to listen ."

"I think you're mean and hateful and stupid , and -- louder '' ? ?"

So I can hear you while I'm checkin' the car .

Looks like we might be in for a speck of trouble '' .

"He waited at the car side for a moment , looking down at her expectantly ."

"Print it in real big letters , an' I can cipher it out later '' ."

"He grinned , nodded , and walked around to the front of the car ."

"Lips pursed mournfully , he stared down at its crazily sagging left side ."

"He went prone on his stomach , the better to pursue his examination ."

He wore no gun -- a strange ommission for a peace officer in this country .

Just a big pile of self-confidence in an almost teensy package .

against the limitless background of sky and wasteland it was easy to confirm her analysis .

"He was handsome , with his coal-black hair and eyes , his fine-chiseled features ."

And his relatively small hands and feet gave him an almost delicate appearance .

Just so darned sure of himself that he puts the Indian sign on everyone .

"But , by gosh , I want him and I'm going to have him ! !"

"He caught her eye , came back around the car with the boot-wearer ; ;"

`` Can't you stop that stupid clowning for even a minute '' ? ?

"`` I feel like getting back to town , that's what I feel like ! !"

"Now , are you going to take me or am I supposed to walk '' ? ?"

A wildcatter had to be prepared for almost any emergency .

"In his mood , it was the best way to handle him ; ;"

"Along with this self-satisfaction , however , Joyce sensed a growing tension ."

The trouble was that he had virtually had to protest .

The deputy had forced him to by his manner of accosting him .

Figger we got to be plumb careful with any of you Highlands big shots '' .

"`` I know you've got a grudge against me , and maybe I can't blame you ."

You think that Highlands swindled you and I helped 'em do it .

An' that could mean trouble with a fella that's workin' for crooks .

"So you get rid of that pistol right now , Mis-ter McBride ."

You do that or take you out a permit right now '' .

Not without a face-saving respite of at least a few minutes .

"`` I'll get around to it a little later '' , he mumbled desperately ."

"`` Just as soon as I go to the bank , and '' --"

"It was strictly the deputy's game , but McBride had gone too far to throw in ."

It was practically the last move that McBride made of his own volition .

He seemed to be fighting not one man but a dozen .

"And he could no longer think of face-saving , of honor , but only of escape ."

Beat me to death in front of a hundred people .

"McBride staggered into the street , flopped sprawling in the stinging dust ."

"Fear-maddened , fleeing the lengthening shadow of death , he scrambled to his feet again ."

"Dimly , he heard laughter , hoots of derision , but he could not read the racket properly ."

"This , he was sure , was the way they would act ; ;"

"laughing at a dying man , laughing as a man was beaten to death ."

"Donna , his young wife , the girl who was both daughter and wife to him ."

"She lived by the rules , never compromising , never blinded or diverted by circumstance ."

To keep 'em scattered somewhat and yet herd 'em was called `` loose herdin' '' .

To hold 'em in a compact mass was `` close herdin' '' .

Cattle were inclined to remain in a territory with which they were acquainted .

"Yet there were always some that moved farther and farther out , seekin' grass and water ."

Cattle would drift day and night in a blizzard till it was over .

"you had to go with 'em or wait till the storm was over , and follow ."

The cowboy made a technical distinction in reference to the number of them animals .

The single animal or a small bunch were referred to as `` strays '' ; ;

Cattle which died from them winter storms were referred to as the `` winter kill '' .

Cattle brought into a range from a distance were called `` immigrants '' .

Them new to the country were referred to as `` pilgrims '' .

A `` cattaloe '' was a hybrid offspring of buffalo and cattle .

"`` Dry stock '' denoted , regardless of age or sex , such bovines as were givin' no milk ."

The cowboy's humorous name for a cow givin' milk was a `` milk pitcher '' .

The term soon became used and applied to all stolen animals .

`` Shootin' 'em out '' was gettin' cattle out of a corral onto the range .

They were said to be `` on their heads '' when grazin' .

`` Tailin' '' was the throwin' of an animal by the tail in lieu of a rope .

"This throwed the animal off balance , and over it'd crash onto its head and shoulders ."

It required both a quick and swift hoss and a darin' rider .

"When the cowboy used the word `` tailin's '' , he meant stragglers ."

`` Bull tailin' '' was a game once pop'lar with the Mexican cowboys of Texas .

`` Yeller bellies '' were cattle of Mexican breed splotched on flank and belly with yellerish color .

Such an animal has frequently been the downfall of the rustler .

Them notes and mortgages were spoken of as `` cattle paper '' .

This led to the famous sayin' in the Northwest of the `` books won't freeze '' .

"What were they to do , then , with these awkward judgments of value ? ?"

It appeared that the theory could be saved in one way only .

I shall argue that we do mean to do just that .

"Let us work through an example , and the simpler and commoner the better ."

nothing evil was happening when that pain was being endured ; ;

Now that this is at odds with our meaning may be shown as follows .

The second argument applies the method in the reverse way .

"And our question is , is such an implication consistent with what we meant ? ?"

The positivist theory would here distort our meaning beyond recognition .

"So far as I can see , there is only one way out for the positivist ."

He holds that goodness and badness lie in feelings of approval or disapproval .

"I come now to a third argument , which again is very simple ."

the positivists are plainly right in saying that such remarks do usually express feeling .

but on the theory before us such a belief would not make sense .

"Now on the subjectivist view , this answer is ruled out ."

"But if that is true , why is any attitude more fitting than any other ? ?"

"Would condemnation be fitting if , independently of the condemnation , there were nothing bad to condemn ? ?"

To greet them with repulsion would turn what before was neutral into something bad ; ;

and even on subjectivist assumptions that does not seem very bright .

He had driven the car that passed them on the road outside Admassy's place .

"Marty smiled at Squire pleasantly and said , `` There was a cab waiting for me here ."

"Squire chewed his gum , his jaw moving in a steady rhythm ."

"Marty scanned the faces of the others nearest him , looked into their staring eyes ."

He avoided showing any surprise or annoyance when no one answered him .

"`` I have to get back to Jarrodsville '' , he went on ."

I wonder if one of you gentlemen could drive me back to town ? ?

"I'd be happy to pay for the favor , of course '' ."

The seventeen men stood and stared at him for a moment longer .

"They piled into the waiting cars , motors roared , the cars sped off ."

The station wagon and the old Plymouth headed east toward Jarrodsville .

The Ford and the pickup truck sped west toward Sanford's Run .

From a great distance thunder growled and broke the silence .

He thought he saw a pale face at a window .

Perhaps she would be glad that they hadn't hurt him .

Across the road there was one no more than a hundred yards away .

"There was another on this side , a little further down ."

Not a single strand of wire reached into the silent houses beside the red-clay road .

Marty faced east and started walking down the left side of the road .

There were several people on the porch of the farmhouse .

For just an instant he thought of appealing to them for help .

Perhaps they had a car or truck and would drive him into town .

He remembered a story he had read as a youth .

It was probably one of Kipling's tales of the British Army .

It concerned an officer who had been disgraced and drummed out .

Marty wished these poor farm people would turn their backs .

The day's rain had been added to the stagnant water .

He was trapped on the road when he heard the sound of an approaching car .

That had only been a ruse to lure him out on the deserted road .

Now Acey and his friends were returning to seek him out .

"A second car was coming from the west , from the direction of Sanford's Run ."

It was the Ford that had been outside Burch's farm .

"It was a narrow road , barely wide enough for two cars to pass ."

He could not leave the road because of the water-filled drainage ditch .

There was nothing he could do except jump into the ditch .

"He jumped , and sank to his knees in muddy water ."

"As the two cars roared by , there was a high-pitched eerie , nerve-shattering sound ."

"For moments he stood in water , shivering and gasping for breath ."

"He had turned his ankle slightly , and it pained him ."

"The cars , with their load of howling men , had disappeared in the distance ."

"They would be coming for him next , bearing down on him from both directions ."

And then the station wagon and the Ford would seek him out again .

That way was barred on both sides of the road by a high barbed-wire fence .

At least he could climb up on the fence when his tormenters roared by again .

There was even a bare chance that the phone had not been disconnected .

He did not dare climb back up to the road .

"He was deep in water , but at least they could not reach him there ."

"He climbed back to the road , and he felt utterly exhausted ."

"He lurched on down the road despairingly , because there was no place else to go ."

"He broke into a dogtrot , breathing heavily , streaming with sweat ."

The fences on both sides of the road bristled with the barbed wire .

"The Plymouth was coming at him from the east , the pickup truck from the west ."

They would reach him at almost exactly the same instant .

The cars must have had their gas pedals pushed down to the floor boards .

They were coming on at reckless speed for such old vehicles .

He held his arms close to his sides and made himself as small as possible .

"When the Plymouth neared , it veered toward him and seemed about to run him down ."

"If he moved , he would be in the path of the other car ."

He thought the fender of the Plymouth brushed his jacket as it went by .

In a fraction of a second the pickup truck hurtled by on the other side .

"There was a new sound , a sound as piercing as the Rebel yell , yet different ."

"He staggered into the back seat and lay back , fighting for breath ."

"Pete turned around and said to Marty , `` I guess you think I'm a yellow-bellied hound ."

The sheriff was occupied with maneuvering the car around in a very narrow space .

Every man in every one of these houses is a Night Rider .

The daughter profited from his interest in scientific and philosophical subjects .

Her mother also was a person of superior mind and broad interests .

There is clear evidence that Lucy from childhood had an unusual mind .

"She possessed an observant eye , a retentive memory , and a critical faculty ."

and she had an appetite for learning that could not be denied .

But even so Lucy could not give up her intellectual pursuits .

"She read Maitland's Dark Ages , `` which I enjoyed very much '' ; ;"

"Winslow had musical talents , as had his father before him ."

At different times he served as glee-club and choir leader and as organist .

"and after 1883 , was professor of astronomy at Brown University ."

She served for a number of years without pay beyond her travel and maintenance .

"and as graduates gratefully recall , she drew on her purse as well ."

"Many a student was able to remain at Spelman , only because of her unobtrusive help ."

"Under Miss Upton , the work of the year 1909-10 went forward without interruption ."

"Miss Upton and Miss Packard , as a matter of fact , had many tastes in common ."

"Both loved the out-of-doors , including mountain climbing and horseback riding ."

She noted that no student had been withdrawn through loss of confidence ; ;

that the enrollment showed an increase of boarding students as was desired ; ;

She urged the importance of more thorough preparation for admission .

"With the Fund in hand , the debt on the boilers had been paid ; ;"

"The daughters of Spelman , she said , had never known or thought of Spelman without her ."

"Miss Mary Jane Packard , Sophia's half-sister , became ill in March , 1910 ; ;"

"and when school closed , she was unable to travel to Massachusetts ."

She was closely associated with the Founders in all their trials and hardships .

Miss Giles always used to refer to her as `` Sister '' .

The books of the school hold a memorial to her ; ;

and so do the hearts of students and of teachers .

"The fat man said , `` All we gotta do is go around the corner '' ."

"`` It says water works , but there is a policeman on duty , too '' ."

"At the door , Dave paused to feel for the latch ."

She sidled along the booths one step at a time .

The thin man moved swiftly to the phone and dialed a number .

He turned from the phone and strode to the front of the restaurant .

"A line of worry formed , a twitch pulled his mouth over to one side ."

You ain't kidding me -- the kid don't know the name of this town '' ? ?

She musta been walking in her sleep -- you seen her yourself in here '' .

`` Remember how she looked when Barney held the door for her ? ?

She was just waking up when we found her at the garage '' .

`` Stupid fools -- ain't got enough brains between the two of you '' --

"Grosse muttered , his head down , one hand playing with the zipper on his jacket ."

"The heavy glass didn't break , but the top flew off ; ;"

sugar sprayed with a hiss that was loud in the silence .

"Not really startled , but careful to appear so , Grosse sucked noisily on his pipe ."

Grosse quietly got a broom and started to sweep up the sugar .

"His mouth worked over the profanity , the obscenities in his vocabulary ."

He returned the menu to its place between catchup bottle and paper napkin dispenser .

"He ran a finger down his cheek , tracing the scratch there ."

`` Why can't I leave her locked up in the tool crib '' ? ?

The thin man stopped his pacing long enough to glance at the clock .

`` You and Barney get her over to Rose's before it gets too light .

`` What am I going to do with her all day ? ?

`` What the hell do I care what you do with her all day ? ?

Just get her where Guardino won't see her and start asking questions '' .

Grosse rubbed the bridge of his nose where it was swollen .

I wish you luck when you try scaring that kid '' .

`` Are you a poor dumb Canadian or a smart aleck from the States '' ? ?

And I ain't going back there on account of one lousy kid '' .

She blew her nose on a tissue and opened the coke bottle .

He seemed to be looking at a point above the little window .

Or borrow some money from someone and go home by bus ? ?

She dropped her head on her arms on the counter .

How could he be kind one moment and cruel the next ? ?

Did he know something that made him feel sad and sorry for her ? ?

And was he afraid to do anything as definite as releasing her ? ?

the unknown was so much worse than -- what dangers lay ahead for her ? ?

What awful thing had she to face in the next few hours ? ?

With a sturdy act of will she turned her mind away from herself ; ;

"Then he would yawn and stretch and shout , `` All out ."

Her teeth chattered so that she made three attempts at speech before she became intelligible .

There was a wet spot -- she couldn't have been gone long '' .

I can sit here in the car while you walk around the corner '' .

The big car sprang away from the curb like something alive .

"Thinking the evidence insufficient to get a conviction , he later released him ."

"Arriving at daybreak , they found Julio in his corral and demanded that he surrender ."

"Grabbing his Winchester from its sheath , Cook prepared to fight from behind the arroyo bank ."

"At a very shallow place , two Mexicans rushed into the open for a shot ."

MacPherson boldly approached the fortified adobe house and demanded entrance .

The posse's retreat encouraged the Mexicans to be overbearing and impudent .

"During the following week , six tons of hay belonging to one rancher were burned ; ;"

Increasing threats on his life finally convinced Cook that he should leave New Mexico .

By 3:00 A.M. they reached his house and found it vacant .

Still there was no Gonzales and the family would say nothing .

"Shot six or eight times the body was draped with Russell's pistol , belt , and cartridges ."

"Traveling all night , Clark and twelve men arrived at about seven o'clock May 22 ."

"If not , how long to order and what is the price '' ? ?"

"`` But tell me , doctor , where do you plan to conduct the hatching '' ? ?"

"`` That will have to be in the hotel '' , the doctor retorted , confirming Alex's anticipations ."

to Alex they were merely six not unusual hens' eggs .

"`` This is my hen ledger '' , he informed him in an absorbed way ."

`` It's been going since 1908 when I was a junior in college .

A knocking at Alex's door roused him at six o'clock the following morning .

The clocks struck seven-thirty as they approached the hotel entrance ; ;

"With that he hurried up the stairs , followed by her suspicious gaze ."

The spectacle progressed towards a denouement which was obviously still remote ; ;

"`` That was the fille de chambre , the one you thought couldn't get the eggs out ."

Anyhow she's coming back in five minutes to do the room '' .

he rose to put his greatcoat on and addressed Alex in a muted voice .

Now you go outside and beckon me when it's safe '' .

they passed behind him and got to Alex's room unnoticed .

They waited three minutes and then crept out on tip-toe ; ;

they listened and suddenly a step towards the door announced another important fact .

"Harry Rolnick , president of the Byer-Rolnick Hat Corporation and designer of men's hats ; ;"

"Her favorite cocktail dress is a Norell , a black and white organdy and silk jersey ."

Irene suits rate high because they are designed for her long-bodied silhouette .

She also likes the femininity and charm of designs by Ceil Chapman and Helen Rose .

"Of Scotch-Irish-Scandinavian descent , Greer Garson was born in County Down , Ireland ."

Her mother was a Greer and her father's family came from the Orkney Isles .

Among stage performances was a starring role in `` Golden Arrow '' directed by Noel Coward .

"She is adept at skeet shooting , trout fishing , Afro-Cuban and Oriental dancing and Southwestern archaeology ."

She is state chairman for the New Mexico Tuberculosis and Cancer Associations .

He is apt to rear back and claim his rights .

"Ramsey , as SMU's food wrangler , buys enough groceries to serve 32,000 meals a week ."

Tell that to the little wife when she moans at the woman's burden ! !

What does he feed his SMU football mastodons at the training table ? ?

What do the pretty SMU girls like on their plates ? ?

"`` Pretty much hamburger , hotdogs , steak and , at night , maybe pizza '' , says the handsome food expert ."

"`` Unfortunately , there is still little demand for broccoli and cauliflower '' ."

"Once four Tibetan monks , in their saffron robes , filed through the cafeteria line ."

"`` They aren't supposed to look at women , you know '' , Ramsey recalled ."

"`` What with all those pretty girls around , they had a hard time '' ."

Place side by side in a 2-inch deep baking pan .

Bake slowly about one hour at 250-275 F. until lightly brown .

"While this is baking , saute mushrooms , fresh or canned , in butter ."

"( Leave off the ham and you call it Chicken Pontiac , says Ramsey ."

That is the goal of two new collections being introduced in Dallas this month .

"It is a collection with a custom-design look , offering simplicity with warmth , variety and vitality ."

The fabrics have Scotchgard finish to resist soil and wrinkles .

"To bring warmth to the dining area , golden orange tones are used in the fabrics ."

"Center panel , hand-screened wood , actually is a back of one of the tall bookcases ."

"Members are on their way to Saledo , not by stage coach , but in air-conditioned cars ."

Invitations have been extended to some Austin dignitaries including Gov. and Mrs. Price Daniel .

Stagecoach Days is the theme for the weekend on the Old Chisholm Trail .

Guests will wear costumes typical of the Chisholm Trail Days .

Ginghams and calico will be popular dress for the women .

"The men will be in western attire , including Stetsons and colored vests ."

"Decorating the ballroom will be the yellow rose of Texas , in tall bushes ; ;"

Mr. and Mrs. Phil G. Abell are chairmen for the Saledo trip .

Their activities will be climaxed in the spring of 1962 when they go to Europe .

Two of these are in or near Dallas and the others away from the vicinity .

"Serving on the club's board are Mmes R. P. Anderson , president ; ;"

"W. H. Roquemore , treasurer , and the following chairmen : Mmes McKee , publicity ; ;"

Arthur Robinson traveled with the baseball clubs as staff correspondent for the American .

He had barely assumed his stance there when a fat fellow charged through the doorway .

"Without any regard for rest-room protocol , the hulking stranger almost knocked Herford off his pins ."

Governor Alfred E. Smith was the official host at the children's party .

I was in charge of the arrangements -- which were soon enough disarranged .

Mr. Hearst's telegraphic code word for Victor Watson was `` fatboy '' .

The Hetman's physical aspects were not those of a savage rider of the steppes .

"Indeed , he looked more like a well-fleshed lay brother of the Hospice of St. Bernard ."

"Whatever the Hetman's ambitions , his colleagues were kept ill at ease ."

"Runyon , for his part , had a contemptuous regard for Mr. Watson ."

"He supported his mother and his brother , who afterwards committed suicide ."

"' And would you believe it ' , Vic added , ' she likes him better than she does me ."

"Some of the Hetman's `` ideas '' were dream-ridden , vaguely imparted , and at times preposterous ."

"He was busy , he said , in having someone submit to a monkey-gland operation ."

And I was to go to work on that odd matter .

I explained my state of mind to artist Winsor McCay and to `` Bugs '' Baer .

"We fashioned beards , put them on , and reported to the Hetman at the city desk ."

Mr. McCay had on a sort of Emperor Maximilian beard and mustache .

"As for myself , I had on an enormous black `` muff '' ."

"`` We are ready for your next mysterious assignment '' , said Mr. Baer to the Hetman ."

The Hetman told me to take the story over the phone and to write it .

"I thought it expedient to take off my derby , my glasses , and the beard ; ;"

He stood there staring with disbelief at the vacant desk .

Then he wrinkled his huge brow and went slowly out of the room .

That word was withheld when the need of it seemed the measure of his despair .

"that is , until I became an editor , hence , in his eyes , a rival ."

I would like to believe that my ability warranted this advancement .

"The Hetman did have friends , but they were mostly outside the newspaper profession ."

"Sergeant Mike Donaldson , Congressional Medal of Honor soldier , was one of them ."

"I cannot remember Dr. Gregory's reply , if , indeed , he made one ."

Only the families and a dozen close friends will be present .

"The bride's brother , Walter D. Monroe Jr. , will give her in marriage ."

In the small group will be the junior and senior Mrs. Walter Monroe ; ;

"and his brother , Mr. Wendell Jr. , and his wife , who will arrive from Boston ."

"Also present will be the bride's children , Joan , 13 , and Kirkland , 11 ."

The bridegroom's children were here for the Christmas holidays and can't return .

Mr. Wendell and his bride will live in his Lake Forest house .

A small reception will follow in the Oak Park Arms hotel .

"Mrs. Hamm will not come from Vero Beach , Fla. , for the wedding ."

Harvey B. Stevens of Kenilworth will give his niece in marriage .

"`` For instance , Djakarta , Indonesia , has three groups of dancers interested in coming here ."

I'm even going to try to get the whirling dervishes of Damascus '' ! !

"the Geraghtys' youngest daughter , Molly , bows in the Passavant Debutante Cotillion the next night ."

"Molly already has her cotillion gown , and it's fitted , says her mother ."

Miss Abra Prentice's debut supper dance in the Casino will wind up the day .

"The Burkes , who now live in Kankakee , are telling friends of the engagement ."

"Her fiance , who is with a publishing firm , translates many books from English into Italian ."

"If W. W.'s retiring soon , as hinted , he ain't talking -- yet ."

And watch for a headline from this pair any time now .

"La Russell's run in `` Skylark '' , debuting next week at Drury Lane , already is a sellout ."

"Johnny Ray , at the same L. R. , has something to cry about ."

"a medico's injection inflamed a nerve , and Johnny can barely walk ."

"Charley Simonelli , top Universal-International film studio exec , makes an honest man out of this column ."

Handsome bachelor Charley was a favorite date of many of Hollywood's glamor gals for years .

There is no such thing as an `` emergency telephone building fund drive '' .

"You can mail contribs to Danny Thomas , Post Office Box 7599 , Chicago ."

"So , if anybody solicits by phone , make sure you mail the dough to the above ."

Give generously when you buy candy today for the Brain Research Foundation .

"Best Bet for Tonight : That darlin' dazzler from Paree , Genevieve , opening in the Empire room ."

"Actually Johnny is a glib , garrulous guy , with a rare sense of humor ."

"`` Nothing's free in the whole goddam world '' , was all I could think of to say ."

Drunk or sober she was the most attractive woman in the world for me .

That evening turned out to be hell like all the others .

`` You know I don't like my men to have other women .

She got so drunk I had to take her home .

There was a man's jacket on the chair and a straw hat on the table .

The place smelt of some kind of hair lotion these pimplike characters use .

If he pokes his nose in here I'll slug him '' .

She was still laughing when I grabbed her and started rolling her on the bed .

Eileen declared she couldn't lift her head from the pillow .

`` And don't either of you forget that I'm not any man's property .

"If you want to fight , go down on the sidewalk '' ."

I never felt such a lowdown hound in my life .

I didn't even have the nerve to call her on the telephone .

"Of course I had to give her Eileen's address , but she never came near us ."

She added a postscript begging me to be careful about drinking .

I must know that that was my greatest weakness underlined three times .

Trust Eileen to squeeze all the drama out of a situation .

I use the phrase advisedly because there was something positively indecent about our relationship .

What I did know was that Precious was always around .

He slept in the hall bedroom at the head of the stairs .

Eileen had a wonderful way of not listening to things she didn't want to hear .

Still I didn't think she was twotiming me with Precious right then .

I'd thought him a pimp or procurer but he didn't seem to be .

The phone had been disconnected but telegrams came for him and notes by special messenger .

"`` Oh he's just an international spy '' , Eileen would shout with her screechy laugh ."

When I was in liquor I rode him pretty hard I guess .

"`` Some day '' , I told Eileen , `` that guy will kill us both '' ."

Getting drunk every night was the only way I could handle the situation .

I don't know what we would have done if Pat O'Dwyer hadn't come to town .

Now it would be up to me to keep the little girl out of mischief .

How about me trying to help her get her job back ? ?

"He'd come East for the christening , by God he would ."

A friend of Pat's named Frank Sposato had just muscled into the Portwatchers' Union .

They weren't as well paid as they should have been .

With my gray hair and my weatherbeaten countenance I certainly looked the honest working stiff .

She concluded by asking him to name another hour should this one be inconvenient .

Claire was bitterly disappointed but determined not to let the rebuff daunt her purpose .

"She sang him Scott's charming ballad `` Rosabelle '' , which was the vogue of the moment ."

"`` Your voice is delightful '' , he approved with a warm smile ."

`` Tomorrow will be a new experience -- I have never before made love to a nightingale .

The jaded amorist conjured up pictures of the blasphemous rites with relish .

The casual seduction of a seventeen-year-old bluestocking seemed tame by comparison .

Charming and peaceful -- but what were charm and peace compared to high adventure ? ?

How many women had longed for the privilege that was hers .

"To be passive , to be girlishly shy was palpably absurd ."

She was the pursuer as clearly as was Venus in Shakespeare's poem .

"No , she would not pretend modesty , but neither must she be crudely bold ."

A cold supper was ordered and a bottle of port .

"`` The gods seemed to think sex pretty important '' , she rebutted ."

"`` Tell me about Minerva , how she behaved , what she did to please you '' ."

"I don't ask you who 'tis you're being unfaithful to , husband or lover ."

What matter the others so long as I have my place in history '' .

"He drew her close and , hand on cheek , turned her face to his ."

"But , kindled by his kiss , his caressing hand , her desire was aflame ."

When Claire returned to Bishopsgate she longed to tell them she had become Byron's mistress .

"`` The hero of his next poem is Napoleon Bonaparte '' , said Claire , with slightly overdone carelessness ."

"`` I was told it on good authority '' , Claire answered darkly ."

"`` I mustn't tell , I mustn't tell '' , she repeated to herself ."

"winter came , and with it Mary's baby -- a boy as she had wished ."

With a pardonable irony Shelley wrote to the father who had publicly disowned his daughter :

"Alastor was published only to be savagely attacked , contemptuously ignored ."

"Shelley sent a copy to Southey , a former friend , and another to Godwin ."

Not a thought nor a cadence was missed in her summary of appreciation .

"`` You have made the labor worth while '' , he said to her , smiling ."

There will be thousands who will thrill to the loveliness of Alastor .

"`` Poor Mr. Thynne , he always has to be trotted out for my encouragement '' ."

Not everyone is bewitched by Byron's caliphs and harem beauties '' .

Mary's supercritical attitude toward Byron had nothing to do with his moral disrepute .

She was resentful of his easy success as compared with Shelley's failure .

The careless writing was in keeping with his mood of savage discontent .

On all sides doors were being slammed in his face .

"The previous scandals , gaily diverting as they were , had only served to increase his popularity ."

But the liaison successfully started in the last days of autumn was now languishing .

"Three were doubles , Brooks Robinson getting a pair and Marv Breeding one ."

Jackie Brandt singled deep into the hole at short to start the rally .

Then Robinson slammed a long double to left center to score both runners .

The detailed rundown on the Kansas City scoring in the sixth went like this :

"freshman average , completes the Birds' spring squad at 49 players ."

"The famed Yankee Clipper , now retired , has been assisting as a batting coach ."

The 22-year-old southpaw enlisted earlier last fall than did Hansen .

"Hansen arrived just before nightfall , two hours late , in company with Lee MacPhail ; ;"

"`` But they shouldda brought in Tokyo , too '' , added Old Scrapiron ."

"She was moving up to the allowance department after winning a $10,000 claiming event ."

Both were under the meet mark of 1.10.8 set in 1950 by Mal Whitfield .

Mills shot out in front and kept the lead through two thirds of the race .

Waters injured his left knee in the last game of the 1960 season .

"I stood on a table , surrounded by hundreds of expectant young faces ."

Questions came to me from all sides about my world citizenship activities .

This is full evidence of your support for my principles .

"These principles , however , will not be served by violence in any form ."

"If they are right , they will prevail of and by themselves ."

"If one finger is raised against the authorities , all our moral power will vanish ."

"I marched up to the waiting officials , the students massed behind me ."

"He examined it carefully , handed it back and said , `` Eh bien , you may leave France '' ."

"`` No , I have no permission to enter Germany '' , I told him ."

`` I must then be standing on the line between France and Germany '' .

"But there is no line between France and Germany , that is , no actual line ."

"`` But if there is no line , how can there be two countries ? ?"

"You have just given me permission to leave France , which I did ."

"And as you know , I have no permission to re-enter France once out ."

Obviously I'm stuck on the line between the two countries '' .

Then will you give me a visa to re-enter France '' ? ?

"The students crowded around asking questions , slapping me on the back , and generally being friendly ."

"`` I don't know '' , I told him , `` except that I will be here '' ."

"`` I shall see about getting you a tent '' , he said ."

"That would be a great help , I told him , thanking him for his thoughtfulness ."

"A little later , the sports shop man returned with a small pup tent ."

I was delighted to make that personal contact in such trying and unusual circumstances .

"The wind from the Rhine was damp and chill , necessitating a fire for warmth ."

It was a merry if somewhat soggy Christmas for me that year .

"In the mail were invitations to speak at the universities of Cologne , Heidelberg , and Baden-Baden ."

"The special guard , however , was still posted on Kehl bridge ."

"On the evening of December 27th , Esther noticed my pallid look and rasping voice ."

"Esther jumped up , ran to him and gave him a little hug ."

We are keeping a number of surprises under our hats .

But we can't tell it all now and then have no new excitement later '' .

"In addition to the bundles , guests pay the cost of their dinners ."

"`` Big business , this little Thrift Shop business '' , say the members ."

For most of the 25 years the operation was under feminine direction .

"In the past few years the men , mostly husbands of members , have taken an interest ."

Mrs. Theodore Kapnek is vice chairman of the committee for the gala .

"The fashion show , by Natalie Collett will have Mrs. John Newbold as commentator ."

The event will be open to the public the following day .

Mrs. Jerome Blum and Mrs. Meyer Schultz are co-chairmen this year .

Mrs. Edward App will entertain the members of her Book Club on Tuesday .

"Mrs. A. Voorhees Anderson entertained at a luncheon at her home , on Monday ."

Miss Eileen Grant is spending several weeks visiting in Florida .

"Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Heinze are entertaining Mr. Walter Lehner , of Vienna ; ;"

"Mr. Ingo Dussa , of Dusseldorf , Germany , and Mr. Bietnar Haaek , of Brelin ."

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown will return next week from Bermuda .

She will entertain at a Vieux Carre restaurant at 1 o'clock in the early afternoon .

The red glow from the cove had died out of the sky .

"`` Well , I'm here at last '' , she said , addressing the old portraits on the walls ."

"And this handsome booby , staring and sweating , was he her bridegroom ? ?"

David Cortlandt was tired beyond almost the limits of his flesh .

"He had ridden hard from Boston , and he was not used to horseback ."

"He would cross to Manhattan , to Harlem Heights , before morning ."

There a certain farmhouse was a station for the Sons of Liberty .

He would send on by trusted messenger the dispatches with their electrifying news .

Ahead there was a stirring of sudden movement at a crossroads .

David reached for the pair of pistols in the saddlebags at his feet .

A strange wood creature came floating up from a patch of berry bushes .

"It was a grotesque hen , five or six feet tall ."

It had the features of a man bewhiskered by clumps of loose feathers .

The horse shied at the dreadful thing and flared its nostrils .

On the western tip of Long Island protruded Brooklyn Heights .

"Husbandry was bounded by snake-rail fences , and there were grazing cattle ."

"The larger ships were near Paulus Hook , already being called , by a few , Jersey City ."

"The fish hawk , his wings not moving , circled and glided lower ."

The captain's gig of H.M.S. Mercury was being rowed to H.M.S. Neptune .

On shore `` the freed slaves to despotism '' -- the town dwellers -- watched the ships and waited .

Across the bay the Palisades were heavy in green timber ; ;

The fish hawk flew on and was lost from sight .

The road seemed animated with a few more wagons than usual ; ;

He had sent the dispatches downtown to the proper people and had slept .

Orders not written down had to be transmitted to the local provincial government .

He knew that many were using it for their own ends .

what mattered was that a new concept of Americans was being born .

That some men did not want it he could understand .

The moral aridity of merchants made them loyal usually to their ledgers .

"Yet some , like Morris Manderscheid , would bankrupt themselves for the new ideas ."

Things like that would increase rather than be done away with .

He saw with John Hunter now that the perfectability of man was a dream .

"He drove sensual patterns off , carefully shaving his long upper lip ."

"It is harder , he muttered , to meditate on man ( or woman ) than on God ."

"David finished shaving , washed his face clean of lather , and combed and retied his hair ."

He was proud that he had never worn a wig .

More and more of the colonials were wearing their own hair and not using powder .

"presentable in his wide-cut brown suit , the well-made riding boots ."

he did not have to hurry it by thinking too much .

and it should be far better known than it is .

Here I am face to face with the primeval stuff '' .

and we must attend to it more closely than has usually been done .

What does the narrator see and what does he feel ? ?

they instinctively struggle to keep open a road to the future in their hearts .

Is this not Malraux himself alluding to his own earlier infatuation with the ideological ? ?

"The human is deeper than a mass ideology , certainly deeper than the isolated individual ; ;"

As an Alsatian before the first World War he was of course of German nationality ; ;

Central Asia is sunk in a somnolence from which nothing can awaken it ; ;

"Trains whistling in the night , the rattle and clatter of cabs ."

"Despite Berger's report , Enver Pasha refuses to surrender his dream of a Turkish Blood Alliance ; ;"

Jack Frost is not really responsible for this great seasonal spectacle ; ;

"In the Maritime provinces farther east , the tones are a little quieter ."

"In the Canadian Rockies , great groves of aspen are already glinting gold ."

"In Minnesota , Arrowhead County and route 53 north to International Falls are outstanding ."

Two sharply contrasting places designed for public enjoyment are now on display .

The panels will stay up until they are replaced next summer .

There is probably a moral in all this about `` mind vs. heart '' .

"An archery tournament will be held at North Falmouth , Mass. ( Sept. 23 , 24 ) ."

"By turns , her beautifully sung Norma is fierce , tender , venomous and pitiful ."

Jeremiah Peabody's polyunsaturated quick dissolving fast acting pleasant tasting green and purple pills .

Waterways are busy right now from the Virginia capes to the Texas coast .

"In San Francisco Bay , winds are gusty and undependable during this season ."

The Corinthian Yacht Club in Tiburon launches its winter races Nov. 5 .

"Off Grand Isle , yachters often visit the towering oil rigs ."

"At New Orleans , 25-mile-square Lake Pontchartrain has few squalls and year-long boating ."

"When dam construction began in 1933 , fewer than 600 boats used these waters ; ;"

"As it turned out , Jessica took matters into her own hands ."

"I went and , mum and nervous , all but made a fool of myself ."

"Later , we agreed to think of how we wished to spend that night ."

We would write to one another and make a definite plan .

Should I bring along a corsage or send one to her ? ?

Was it preferable to meet her at home or in the city ? ?

The night was cold but the crowd kept one warm .

Was I supposed to buy a funny hat and a rattle for Jessica ? ?

Suppose her father had changed his mind and had refused to let her leave ? ?

He urged support for President Kennedy's requests for both defense and foreign aid appropriations .

New highs for the year totaled nine and new lows 14 .

Volume dipped to 3.28 million shares from 3.98 million Monday .

"Under the new offering , only $60 million in debentures are convertible into 923,076 common shares ."

-- American Stock Exchange prices enjoyed a fairly solid rise but here also trading dwindled .

"Volume was 1.23 million shares , down from Monday's 1.58 million ."

Gains of 2-3 were posted for Teleprompter and Republic Foil .

"In other words , I am getting only half the dividends I should ."

"-- Write to the fund's custodian bank -- the First National Bank of Jersey City , N.J. ."

The bank installed a magnetic tape electronic data processing system to handle things .

But it seems that this `` electronic brain '' wasn't `` programmed '' correctly .

And letters began to come in to this column from irate shareholders .

I visited the bank in March and wrote a story about the situation .

Maybe it's taking longer to get things squared away than the bankers expected .

The proposed C & O-B & O railroad would make it the hemisphere's second largest .

-- The government's short-term borrowing costs rose with Tuesday's weekly offering of Treasury bills .

"On $1.1 billion of 90-day bills , the average yield was 2.325% ."

The poll was taken at the Center's annual builders' intentions conference .

"Expect their own production volume , and presumably sales , to jump 30 percent in 1961 ."

Why the discrepancy between the builders' forecasts for themselves and for the industry ? ?

I am a great deal at the little children's Hospital .

"But if you are able & care to come , you know how glad I shall be ."

The terrible blow of the New Year put an end to that project .

"O my genius , young and ripening , you would swear , -- when I wrote them ; ;"

and launch them on the world when their time comes .

since my silence must have ended when I gave the purposed volume to you .

"If you don't think much of them , tell me the wholesome truth ."

"Thompson , of course , was persuaded not to take the `` terrible step '' ; ;"

Some of the poems express a mood of joy in a newly discovered love ; ;

"Whose absence dearer comfort is , by far , Than presences of other women are '' ! !"

"Of course , there were books about which nothing good could be said ."

"There was , of course , no real need to rearrange everything ."

"He wondered what expression , as he made that gesture , was on his face ."

"He wondered if it wore the old anxiety , or the old , taut stoicism ."

It was nothing to him if rain fell and nobody came .

Then why was he assuming the role -- the gesture and the suffering ? ?

He looked out of the tent at the company street .

The rain dripped on the freezing loblolly of the street .

"In this heavy air , however , that device did not seem to help ."

"Over the door was a board with large , inept lettering : home sweet home ."

"If only Simms Purdew could do that , whatever the thing he remembered and told ."

"It would be a sign for the untellable , and he , Adam , would understand ."

He saw the sign above the door of the hut : home sweet home .

"It gave the rubberized fabric a dull gleam , like metal ."

"The drizzle was slacking off now , but the light was grayer ."

"Into the emptiness of the street , and his spirit , moved a form ."

From under the shapeless huddle of blanket the feet moved in the mud .

"He could not make out , but he knew that again she was scratching her nose ."

Mollie the Mutton is scratching her nose in the rain '' .

"He looked wildly around , at the now empty street , at the mud , at the rain ."

"Far off , in the dusk , he heard voices singing , muffled but strong ."

"In one of the huts a group of men were huddled together , singing ."

Let the water and the blood From Thy riven side flow ! !

"He thought of the men , the nameless thousands , huddling in them ."

"He thought of Simms Purdew rising up , fearless in glory ."

"He felt the sweetness of pity flood through him , veining his very flesh ."

"Those men , lying in the huts , they did not know ."

They did not know who they were or know their own worth .

He is going to let History take the blame for a while '' .

He thought of the old man laughing under the glitter of the great chandelier .

He thought : Only in my heart can I make the world hang together .

Adam rose from the crouch necessary to enter the hut .

"He saw Mose squatting by the hearth , breaking up hardtack into a pan ."

A chicken with six tits and a tail lak a corkscrew .

"It is the same ole same , tell me its name ."

He dumped the pan of crumbled hardtack into the boiling pot of lobscouse .

"It is a killer sub -- that is , a hunter of enemy subs ."

They are accused of whisking secrets out of naval strongrooms over which they kept guard .

"A shadowy couple who call themselves Peter Kroger , bookseller , and wife , Joyce ."

"`` This is Russian money '' , said Mervin Griffith-Jones for the attorney general's office ."

"The information , he said , would have been of the highest value to a potential enemy ."

Almost any information about the Dreadnought would also reveal secrets about the American underwater fleet .

With the machinery went a complete design for the hull .

It was there that the two accused civil servants were at work .

The hull was also a result of almost a decade of work .

"It was first tried out on a conventional submarine , the Albacore , in 1954 ."

"It could , reputedly , go 70,000 miles without refueling and stay down more than a month ."

"Oddly , the calls were still heard 11 days after the five were arrested ."

"This , he added , brought about `` petty jealousies '' and `` petty personal grievances '' ."

"Among other acts , Teller and Austin are accused of paying $800 to Sears ."

"His losses included his money bag , containing $40 to $50 and his $214 paycheck ."

It was when he attempted to end the relationship that the murder took place .

Radio is easily outdistancing television in its strides to reach the minority listener .

"Of course , the nonwhite listener does his share of television watching ."

"In the past 10 years , Sponsor observes , these trends have become apparent :"

The 1960 census underscored the explosive character of the population growth .

"Recently , WWRL won praise for its expose of particular cases of employment agency deceit ."

Sponsor magazine notes the stress on popular Negro bands and singers ; ;

Advertising copy frequently takes into account matters of special Negro concern .

Negro radio is vitally necessary during the process of assimilation '' .

Few who have painted the scenes around them have done so with so little bitterness .

Obviously Sloan's early years were influenced by his close friend Robert Henri .

"As early as 1928 , however , the Sloan style began to change ."

The dark pigments of the early work were superseded by a brighter palette .

"In addition to the paintings are drawings , prints , and illustrations ."

"the multifigure `` Traveling Carnival '' , in which action is vivified by lighting ; ;"

"Supplementing the actual art are memorabilia -- correspondence , diaries , books from the artist's library , etc. ."

"His readings were careful without being fussy , and they were authoritative without being presumptuous ."

The two were separated from each other by the Six Bagatelles of Op. 126 .

"he's a real hunter and shooter , eager to improve his sport ."

"Well , if you're that kind of sportsman we're here to help you ."

You still have time to drop a few hints about the gifts you'd appreciate most ; ;

"Read on , take your pick -- and start dropping those hints ."

The deadliness of the Magnum in a rifle comes as no surprise to me .

"Three more deer have fallen to this same gun , and all were one-shot kills ."

"If ever a rifle met the needs of the whitetail hunter , this is it ."

Here are the brands ( in alphabetical order ) and the new models .

"Newcomers to the American hunter are the Browning group of bolt-action , high-power rifles ."

Shotgun-type rubber recoil pads are standard on all of the Magnums except the

"Colt's center-fire 1961 rifles are all made with Sako actions , regardless of caliber ."

"Magnum Rim-Fire rifles , 1961's lone newcomer was the Kodiak Model 260 autoloader ( around $60 ) ."

Marlin has made two contributions to the harvest of new offerings .

rim-fire auto with a tubular magazine that holds 18 Long Rifles .

You can unscrew this tube and replace it with a smoothbore insert for use with

A spring trap for solid mounting and a regular hand trap are also available .

A shortened version of the highly regarded Remington 742 autoloader also appeared in 1961 .

"Because of its traditional lines , it probably has more kid appeal than any other model ."

"Stock design is excellent , and this model is a good first gun ."

This gun has a 12-1 stock and is available in either 20 or gauge .

many experienced hunters like this gauge and type of scattergun too .

"Firearms International has introduced another import , this one from Finland ."

High Standard has also added two models to its line .

Mossberg's latest contribution to the field is the Model 500 ( from $73.50 ) ; ;

"this is an improved version of the old Model 200 , a pump-action 12-gauge shotgun ."

and almost the only `` cure '' is early detection and removal .

In his stead is a milquetoast version known as `` the corporation '' .

and our loss of `` prestige '' abroad is the direct result .

No amount of ballyhoo will cover up the sordid facts .

"If we want respect from ourselves or others , we will have to earn it ."

"Socialism , I grant , has a definite place in our society ."

"Some forms of capitalism do indeed work -- superb organizations , a credit to any society ."

Its pretense to operate in the public interest is little more than a sham .

It serves only its own stockholders and poorly at that .

"The corporation has a limited , specific place in our society ."

Avoiding runaway technology can be done only by assuring a humane society ; ;

"Such genuine human leadership the proprietorship can offer , corporations cannot ."

"Corporations react violently to short-range stimuli , e.g. , quarterly and annual dividend reports ."

Leadership is lacking in our society because it has no legitimate place to develop .

The right to leave legacies should be substantially reduced and ultimately eliminated .

"Strikes threatening the security of the proprietorship , if internally motivated , prevent a healthy relationship ."

Individual human strength is needed to pit against an inhuman condition .

Perhaps a list of some of the `` practices '' of my company will help here .

Its growth continues steadily on a par with past growth ; ;

"One day , the children had wanted to get up onto General Burnside's horse ."

They wanted to see what his back felt like -- the General's .

Arlene was boosting them up when the policeman came by .

"Arlene was so ashamed that she hung her head when she said , `` Yes , sir '' ."

That had happened on the day when two other unusual things had occurred .

Arlene had taught them a new way to have fun in their little private area ; ;

"In matters of exact information , that kept her one step behind developments ; ;"

"Asked the children , whose reflexes and replies were invariably so admirably normal and predictable ."

Maybe that was why they were cordial and loyal towards the unpredictability of Arlene .

"`` Just you wait '' , advised Arlene , echoing the dialogue in a recent British movie ."

Those were especially the ones that all other grownups laughed at loudest .

"She would sometimes even get a little hard on you , she took you so seriously ."

"Then , Arlene threw herself backwards and wiggled in a way that was just wonderful ."

She held herself that way and turned her head towards them and laughed and winked .

She made General Burnside's horse's belly do so funny when it was upside down .

"But they kept on clapping for a long , long time ."

It all has something to do with General Burnside and his horse '' .

"The other remarked , in a happy laughter , `` That's a funny old horse '' ."

But it was even funnier after they had been told .

"He never could keep still , even when he didn't move his feet ."

"Then , they had to get up and be General Burnside ."

"All they could think of was to run around in circles , kicking their legs out ."

"Then , they said General Burnside was going to jump over his horse's head ; ;"

She also taught them to sing `` I wish I could shimmy like my sister Kate '' .

"They were clumsy , but they were beginning to catch on ."

My mother constituted herself the voice of all of us .

"`` It's perfectly understandable , Arlene '' , my mother said in a friendly way ."

The children rushed off to get rid of their sweaters ; ;

"`` She really is a dear little thing '' , my mother agreed ."

"One could hear a very faint , ladylike sigh of relief ."

But the warm joy of her brown eyes was open to the general public .

`` I reached into that funny little pocket that is high up on my dress .

But I would not pamper myself in that silly way .

He was passing through town and phoned to say hello .

"As a matter of fact , this happened every four or five months ."

"`` Tell Mr. Gorboduc what you're doing these days '' , my mother advised the children , ceremonially ."

There was an air of revolt about the children -- even irreverence for their own principles .

"Possibly , the coconut-containing dessert had brought up bitter problems of administration ."

"But , at the beginning , this stayed just in the air ."

"`` We go to the park with this nice lady '' , one of them said ."

One of the children maneuvered out of range of the poking index finger .

"Usually , this was done when attention was diverted by someone else's long , boring story ."

Mr. Gorboduc was finally in command of his mind again .

and the other went on to development of the idea .

She laughed a little and tossed the dregs rakishly around in her glass .

He read Henry James and used to pretend profundity through eye-beamings at people .

Rather it is rooted in a difference of response to the threat of social disintegration .

For the answer cannot be derived from any socially cohesive element in the disrupting community .

An interregnum ensues in which not men but ideas compete for existence .

The first involves a simple shift of interests in the society .

"Thus in both types attention is focused on the community itself , and its phenomenological life ."

"Voegelin has analyzed this experience in the case of the stable , healthy community ."

It has lost its ground of being and floats in a mist of appearances .

The reasons for this experience are rooted in the metaphysical characteristics of such a change .

"Of all forms of being , society , or community , has the greatest element of determinability ."

The ontological status of society thus is constituted by the psychological status of society's members .

"The content of that psychological status determines , ultimately , the content of civilization ."

Civilization itself -- tradition -- falls out of existence when the human spirit itself becomes confused .

It is not enough for man to be an ontological esse .

"He needs existential completion , he needs , that is , to move in the direction of completion ."

"An existentialist is a man who perceives himself only as `` esse '' , as existence without substance ."

A number of considerations suggest that this occurs early in the process .

"However , the crisis occurs precisely as a weakening of spiritual forces ."

"It would seem , therefore , that in a civilizational crisis man cannot save himself ."

And it would seem that history is a witness to this truth .

anxiety and deep insecurity are the characteristic responses evoked by the crisis in tradition .

"Weil identifies it as being `` rootless '' , Guardini as being `` placeless '' , Riesman as being `` lonely '' ."

These responses are explicable in terms of characteristics inherent in the crisis .

The response of reaction is dominated by a concern for what is vanishing .

To this end political authority is called upon to exercise its negative and coercive powers .

The implicit assumption of this response is that history is reversible .

"Seemingly , order is perceived as a kind of subsistent entity now covered by adventitious accretions ."

"Reactionary theories , for this reason , usually assume some form of organismic theory ."

Reaction is rooted in a perception of tradition as a whole .

It is a total situation that is defended : the `` good old days '' .

"It is a big project , not to be taken lightly ."

"The idea behind our design is modular units , or panelization ."

Everything possible has been scaled to standard sizes and measurements of materials .

Then you can do the finishing touches at your leisure .

Close to a large city they might even specify the size of the nails used ; ;

in a remote section there might be no restrictions at all .

This can usually be found out at the nearest town hall .

Be sure that this information is reasonably official and not just an unfounded opinion .

"If there are any major restrictions , they usually can be obtained in printed form ."

These will be available at cost from our Plans Department .

"How are the roads , and how will they stand up ? ?"

A visit in the early spring after a thaw will be very informative .

It is recommended that panels be both glued as well as nailed to the frame .

"The louvers are constructed as shown in the detail , with a drop door for ventilation ."

The door panels are designed to accommodate standard doors which should be of exterior grade .

"All nails should be rustproof , and aluminum is highly recommended ."

Other thicknesses may necessitate ripping a special size lumber for the glass trim .

"In any case , there is no special milling or rabbeting required for the panels ."

wiping with a slightly oiled cloth will discourage rusting of the column and quill .

Be careful to keep the drive belt free of oil and grease .

Belt tension is adjusted by manipulation of two locking bolts and a movable motor mount .

Keep the belt just tight enough so the pulleys won't slip when pulled by hand ; ;

excess tension will only cause undue wear on the motor and spindle bearings .

"Turning the housing clockwise will reduce tension , counter-clockwise will increase it ."

Some manufacturers have had the foresight to provide a socket for the chuck key ; ;

Drill speeds are important if you want a good job .

"Each cutting tool will operate best at a given speed , depending on the material worked ."

See the table on page 34 for exact recommended speeds .

"Generally , the larger the tool and the harder the material , the slower the speed ."

There are numerous types and styles of tools to drill holes .

"This will not only protect the work table , but also assure a clean breakthrough ."

There has been an intensification of price-consciousness in recent years ; ;

"Frequently , wittingly or unwittingly , price-consciousness has been fostered by manufacturers , distributors , and dealers ."

This problem can force a change in marketing approach in many kinds of businesses .

"Second , in a competitive market , the customer feels his weight and throws it around ."

Too often it is thought of at the last moment of new product introduction .

Have you assessed the importance of service and given it proper attention ? ?

"In spending his money today , the consumer is pulled in many directions ."

Has your company thought through its strategy in this whole `` discretionary buying '' area ? ?

It has multiple implications and possible headaches for your marketing program .

"Salesmanship is still necessary , but it's a different brand of salesmanship ."

Have you carefully examined the selling techniques which best suit your products ? ?

Are you experimenting with different selling slants in developing new customers ? ?

No manufacturer has taken the initiative in pointing out the costs involved .

Computers are being used to keep branch inventories at more workable levels .

`` Selective selling '' -- concentrating sales on the larger accounts -- has been used effectively by some manufacturers .

"As a result , distribution costs were cut , customer relations improved ."

"It is accentuated by the need for pre-selling goods , and private label competition ."

How much fundamental thinking and research has your company done on its advertising program ? ?

Practically all forecasts mention new and exciting products on the horizon .

Will you be out in the market place with some of these sales-building new products ? ?

Are there individuals in your organization who can shepherd a new product through to commercialization ; ;

"who can develop reliable estimates of sales volume , production , and distribution costs ; ;"

Nor has the training been enough in relation to the need .

Most marketing people agree it is going to take redoubled efforts to satisfy future requirements .

Have you estimated your sales manpower needs for the future ( both quantitatively and qualitatively ) ? ?

Does your management climate and your management compensation plan attract and keep top-notch marketing people ? ?

Every single problem touched on thus far is related to good marketing planning .

Many food and beverage companies are already on a highly planned basis .

Are planning and strategy development emphasized sufficiently in your company ? ?

Do you have a long-term ( 5- or 10-yr. ) marketing program ? ?

The key to effective marketing is wrapped up in defining your company's marketing problems realistically .

"`` He must have forgiven me '' , Henrietta murmured to the room ."

The absolution of Doaty's last will and testament was proof enough of that ; ;

Doaty would never have left her house to a godless woman .

"Henrietta thought , It's extraordinary how much she always knew about both of us ."

"There had been more to know about Hetty , inevitably , and most of it unfavorable ."

"Adelia was the good one , or , if not always good , less frequently tempted ."

"Mama had died before the corruption of the family circle , the interruption of Charles ."

one had always felt the need to make a safe world around her .

Perhaps they would argue that morality consisted just of that ability to see a choice .

"Before anything else , she would go to Doaty's grave with flowers from Doaty's forgotten garden ."

"She closed her eyes , remembering the small French cemetery , enclosed by stone walls ."

"It had always seemed to rain there , and even the grass was gray ."

The garden below was lacy with dew and enchanting in its small wildness .

"Feeling suddenly neat and subdued , she dressed quite soberly and went downstairs ."

"Rosa , unbelievably , was not yet up and about , reassurance that Rosa was human ."

Henrietta held her bouquet out of reach and said it was for Doaty .

"Now , some of the acknowledgments were cautious , but all were interested ."

"On an impulse , she turned back and said good morning ."

"He then offered his own estimate of the weather , which was unenthusiastic ."

"`` I'm taking them to the cemetery '' , said Henrietta , out of a vague feeling of hospitality ."

"`` They'll be takin' me next '' , he said pleasantly , `` but not so soon's they plan ."

See half of 'em in their graves before I choose my own coffin .

"My dad did it , and he lived to a great age '' ."

Ran away on a black night with a lawful wedded man .

"`` Can't blame a man for leavin' his wife '' , he said quite cheerfully ."

"`` Left mine many a time , only she never knew it ."

He gave a short hard laugh and looked at her knowingly .

"Well , she had not come back to Great Island to be understood , praised or condemned ."

She smiled vaguely at Henrietta and spoke to the old man .

"`` He's lowly today '' , his grand-daughter said wearily , and bent to pick it up ."

"The children are eating , and Miss Blackwell's on her way somewheres '' ."

Man is not confined to one outlet for his vital energy .

"The creative urge , for example , transcends the body and the self ."

The dance is but a disguised ritual for the expression of ungratified sexual desire .

"For this reason , too , their language is more forthright and earthy ."

The beatniks crave a sexual experience in which their whole being participates .

"This is far from the vulgar , leering sexuality of the middle-class square in heat '' ."

"Jazz is the musical language of sex , the vocabulary of the orgasm ; ;"

"Thus jazz is transmuted into something holy , the sacred road to integration of being ."

"The mind has betrayed them , reason is the foe of life ; ;"

"Their work mirrors the mentality of the psychopath , rootless and irresponsible ."

"If it is an honest feeling , then why should she not yield to it ? ?"

"`` Most often '' , she says , `` it's the monogamous relationship that is dishonest '' ."

This girl soon drops the bourgeois pyschiatrist who disapproves of her life .

She finds married life stifling and every prolonged sex relationship unbearably monotonous .

some of them are driven over the borderline of sanity and lose contact with reality .

"They embrace independent poverty , usually with a `` shack-up '' partner who will help support them ."

They are full of contempt for the institution of matrimony .

What obsessions had she picked up during these long nights of talk ? ?

Everything in the final analysis reduced itself to sexual symbolism .

Those who are sexual deviants are naturally drawn to join the beatniks .

"Since the homosexuals widely use marijuana , they do not have to be initiated ."

Part of the ritual of sex is the use of marijuana .

"The magic circle is , in fact , a symbol of and preparation for the metaphysical orgasm '' ."

For drugs are in themselves no royal road to creativity .

Most recreation work calls for a good deal of pre-planning .

You must know before you start what the needs and objectives of your organization are ; ;

With such a program you can make constructive selections of the best sites available .

Begin the examination of a site with a good map and aerial photos if possible .

"These are inexpensive and available from the U. S. Geological Society , Washington 25 , D. C. ."

These are a great aid for planning use back at the office .

Usually there are more factors to good site planning than first impressions .

One of the most desirable features for a park are beautiful views or scenery .

A site may also be attractive just through the beauty of its trees and shrubs .

Most park planners look to water frontage for basic park areas .

It also cools the air in summer and nourishes the trees and wild life .

A restricted frontage may be too crowded an area for public use .

The route to the park may lead people past them or display views of them .

"The fish , animals , and birds which may be found at the site are another interest ."

Animals may be present at the site or provide hunting in nearby areas .

"Clams , crabs , and other marine life may add interest at coastal areas ."

Each area has its own historical interests with which much can be done .

Park visitors are always eager to learn more about the area they are in .

-- The size of the area alone can be a determining factor .

An area may be too small for the needs of the project .

"Nearly level areas are required for parking areas , beaches , camp areas , ballfields , etcetera ."

"-- In addition to its recreation interests , water is needed for drinking , sanitation , and irrigation ."

The quantity and quality of water sources is often a big factor in site selection .

Figure the cost of providing water to the use areas .

An area may have been partially logged and requires removal of stumps or clean-up .

"-- How much will wind , rain , sun , and temperature affect the use ? ?"

An area sheltered from strong winds may be highly desirable for recreation use .

"Quite candidly , fellows , I wouldn't be in your shoes for all the rice in China ."

Hell's own amount of chaulmoogra oil did nothing to alleviate their torment ; ;

"they expired amid indescribable fantods , imploring the Blessed One to forgive their desecration ."

Likewise the ivory Chinese female figure known as a `` doctor lady '' ( provenance Honan ) ; ;

"Whosoever violates our rooftree , the legend states , can expect maximal sorrow ."

"In that case , listen to what befell another wisenheimer who tangled with our joss ."

"In short , and to borrow an arboreal phrase , slash timber ."

"The next time we saw him , he was a changed person ; ;"

"His hubris , deficiency of taste , and sadism carried him straightaway to the top ."

"Not long ago , I rode down with him in an elevator in Radio City ; ;"

`` I wouldn't be in his shoes for all the rice in China .

The inventory you acquired from me isn't going to be easy to move ; ;

As you can count on me to do the same .

his wife taught the two boys to read and write Danish .

The mayor of the town taught them English and French .

Whatever Hans or Anders learned separately they passed on to each other ; ;

they read every book that they could borrow in the village .

His earlier love for literature and history remained with him for his entire life .

"They supplemented their income by small government assistance , by tutoring and economizing wherever they could ."

He openly proclaimed his pleasure in lecturing and writing about science .

He proposed a fresh theory of alkalis which later was accepted in chemical practices .

"In 1800 , Manthey went abroad and Oersted was appointed manager of the Lion Pharmacy ."

"His broad interest in literary , political , and philosophical movements opened many doors to him ."

His friends were numerous and their ties to him were strong .

His interest in finding a relationship between voltaic electricity and magnetism is here first indicated .

"It is true , that nothing has been found comparable with electricity by communication ; ;"

The form of galvanic activity is halfway between the magnetic form and the electrical form .

"There , forces are more latent than in electricity , and less than in magnetism ."

"By that , one feels that magnetic forces are as general as electrical forces ."

Oersted returned in 1814 and resumed an active part in university and political discussions .

Esmarch was among those who witnessed Oersted's first demonstration of his discovery .

The resulting magnetic effect proved stronger than when the discharge was made lengthwise .

There were fences in the old days when we were children .

front fences were covered with Virginia creeper or trumpet vines or honeysuckle .

Square corner- and gate posts were an open-work pattern of cast-iron foliage ; ;

"they were topped by steeples complete in every detail : high-pitched roof , pinnacle , and narrow gable ."

"One looked down on a sea of leaves , a breaking wave of flower ."

the tricks that time plays with memory and memory with time are queerest of all .

In a stream that turns a mill-wheel there is a lot of water ; ;

"My great-grandmother , I have been told , made her garden her great pride ; ;"

"the lilacs themselves , that bloomed so prodigally but for the most part beyond our reach ; ;"

"and the little , dark blue larkspur that scattered its seed everywhere ."

Pale yellow snapdragons that by pinching could be made to bite ; ;

seed-pods of the balsams that snapped like fire-crackers at a touch ; ;

red-and-yellow columbines whose round-tipped spurs were picked off and eaten for the honey in them ; ;

We showed them to each other and said `` Would you have guessed '' ? ?

"Thus shielded , we played many foolish games in comfortable unselfconsciousness ; ;"

We enjoyed a paradoxical freedom when we were still too young for school .

"In the heat of the summer , the garden solitudes were ours alone ; ;"

our elders stayed in the dark house or sat fanning on the front porch .

"We were not , however , entirely unacquainted with the varying aspects of the street ."

"Every slight sound that rose against that pressure fell away again , crushed beneath it ."

"A wheel squeaked on a hub , was still , and squeaked again ."

The lazy sing-song was spaced in time like the drone of a bumble-bee .

It became so monotonous as to seem a part of the quietness .

"the trees' shadows circled from street to sidewalk , from sidewalk to lawn ."

"At four-o'clock , or four-thirty , the coming of the newsboy marked the end of the day ; ;"

The streets of any county town were like this on any sunshiny afternoon in summer ; ;

The street was unpaved and rose steeply toward the center ; ;

It had a bucolic atmosphere that it has lost long since .

High up on the President's priority list was the thorny question of Bizerte .

"Through Ladgham , Mr. Kennedy sent a message along those lines to Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba ; ;"

Main purpose of the meeting : To discuss President Kennedy's Alliance for Progress .

Chen was equally adamant in his opposition to the admission of Outer Mongolia ; ;

All week long the President clearly was playing a larger personal role in foreign affairs ; ;

The plane put down on schedule at 1:35 a.m. in Phoenix .

"`` The man was bent over with his hand on his stomach '' , Berry said ."

"`` The kid had a automatic , like they issue in the Army '' , he said ."

Salvador saw the youth hold his against the head of stewardess Lois Carnegey ; ;

the man put his at the head of Capt. Byron D. Rickards .

The pilot radioed El Paso International Airport with just that message .

"But , he told the `` skyjackers '' , the 707 didn't carry enough fuel to reach Havana ; ;"

Most passengers didn't know what had happened until they got on the ground .

"What the man wanted was four persons to volunteer as hostages , along with the crew ."

"They chose four : Jack Casey , who works for Continental Airlines in Houston ; ;"

"The ground crew , which ordinarily fuels a 707 in twenty minutes , took fully three hours ."

The heat and strain began to tell on the Beardens .

"At 7:30 a.m. , more than three hours after landing , the Beardens gave an ultimatum :"

The slugs flattened ten tires and silenced one of the inboard engines ; ;

At 12:50 p.m. a ramp was rolled up to the plane .

"The elder Bearden had one pistol in his hand , the other in a hip pocket ."

Gilman started talking to him until he saw his chance .

Simmons and Crosby jumped the boy and it was all over '' .

"( Bearden reportedly hoped to peddle the plane to Castro , and live high in Cuba ."

"The Senate also voted $5.2 billion to finance the government's health , welfare , and labor activities ."

White House legislative aides were still confident the bill would pass intact .

"But , because they are politicians , they like to talk as poor-mouth as the lowliest voter ."

"`` It was plain as the nose on your face that they're laughing about it , Mamma ."

"`` Let me stay and take the pictures you wanted , Mamma ."

Why should I want pictures of an empty room now ? ?

Tolley had no idea of marrying that sneaky little Jenny ! !

"Wait for me , Laban , I'll be dressed in half a second '' ! !"

"Frank followed her into the bedroom , hooked her dress up the back ."

They're not going to laugh at the Fairbrothers and Labans very long ! !

You know it and I'll tell everybody exactly how it happened '' .

"`` Make your confession to God , Kizzie dear , not to the congregation '' ."

Returning to the log-house he found some favorite lines from Jonathan Swift on his lips :

"If he died before she did , she would never be unable to resist opening it ."

"But there were great satisfactions , even for a small man ."

"Beyond his window were the greening trees , new spring , eternal hope , eternal life ."

He poured his thimble of wine for the toast he'd made so often .

But this last time he drank not to Brace but `` To Tolley '' ! !

"He could put a stop to it , she told him again and again ."

"Simply call Mr. Whipsnade Oscar , and Dr. Dunne P.GA , and C'un Major Frank ."

And if I ever hear you say ' Mist Laban ' again I'll scream .

She musn't annoy Gunny whose foal was due then too ! !

"Tillie was a fine midwife and could get here quick , he suggested ."

"He would be in the barn , or riding for the veterinarian ! !"

"Edmonia for her mother , she said firmly , Jennifer , for herself , and --"

"`` She was mighty good to you past times , an' this'll fetch her '' ."

"Now she must be thinking of a boy-name , something special ."

"Strong too , up on his legs when he was an hour old ."

He'd had no idea how unhappy his sweet peach had been .

If he ever did such a thing again she'd die of shame .

"`` Have a party an' leave 'em out , hon '' , he suggested ."

We'll have oystchers -- couple bar'l oystchers'll fetch in a crowd any time .

"He was downright worried about her , but there was one more thing he could try ."

"`` Them's the purtiest babes you ever did see , but Miss Jen gets mighty lonesome ."

We have had sound grounding in the principles of the mailed-fist-in-velvet-glove school of diplomacy .

We have become amateur insurance experts and fine-feathered yard birds .

"But problems cling to pools , as any pool owner knows ."

One of us has a pool set in a wooded area very near the house .

"Even a neat , plastic-covered plunge is not exactly a joy to behold ."

Probably no location for a pool is perfect on all counts .

But not even our first pool-side gatherings came anywhere near those rosy fantasies .

We seemed to be witnessing the population explosion right in our own backyards .

Just short of forty lashes we finally managed to coerce our children to this view .

No friends are to arrive without an invitation or without at least telephoning beforehand .

"No ringers , either -- even if they are trailing legitimate invitees ."

"No young children may come without adults except for a specific , organized , chaperoned party ."

And accompanying adults are urged to keep an alert and sensible eye on their responsibilities .

"A gaggle of gabbling mothers , backs to the pool , is no safeguard ."

"Life-preservers , the buckle-on kapok-filled kind , are held in readiness , too , for the very young ."

"Safety rules , of course , are more important than all the others put together ."

"But fenced or unfenced , no pool-side is the place for running or horseplay ."

"We allow no underwater endurance contests , either , or inexpert versions of water polo ."

They are the result of a constant and careful contest with the elements .

Or you can make pool care the price of swimming for teen-agers .

A sudden high rise in temperature will turn your pool poison green overnight .

"His hat was gone , the tears were streaming from his eyes ."

Six climactic minutes in an individual's life left no memory .

Seven battle flags and fourteen officers' swords were sent to Thomas' headquarters .

The dispatch must have been sent after sundown on September 1 .

About noon they came up with the enemy two miles from Lovejoy's Station and deployed .

Before making the news public Sherman sent an officer with the note to Thomas .

In a short time the officer returned and Thomas followed on his heels .

The measure of combat efficiency in an indecisive campaign is a matter of personal choice .

Hood refused to notice anything except captured guns and colors .

By both standards Thomas had the right to be proud .

He supposed the military world would approve of his accomplishment .

"Whatever the military world thought , the political world approved it wholeheartedly ."

To the Republicans no victory could have been more complete .

He felt that this campaign would be famous in the annals of war .

Halleck described it as the most brilliant of the war .

Next best to destroying an army is to deprive it of its freedom of action .

"But , so far as its territorial objectives were concerned , the campaign was successful ."

In seventeen weeks the military front was driven southward more than 100 miles .

There was a battle on an average of once every three weeks .

"Men were killed in their camps , at their meals and in their sleep ."

Rifle fire often kept the opposing gunners from manning their pieces .

Orders of the day began to specify the standard map for the movement .

To the Rebels it seemed as if Sherman carried tunnels and bridges in his pockets .

The whistle of Sherman's locomotives often drowned out the rattle of the skirmish fire .

Sherman could never be accused of sticking too long with the old .

"One of Sherman's most serious shortcomings , however , was his mistrust of his cavalry ."

"Well led , properly organized cavalry , in its complementary role to infantry , had four functions ."

"Second , it could screen its own infantry from the sight of the enemy ."

"Third , it could threaten at all times , and destroy when possible , the enemy communications ."

At such times Thomas wondered when and where a counterattack would strike him .

Rank was becoming an explosive issue in all three of Sherman's armies .

"Plunking themselves down on the front bench , they turned to smirk at those around them ."

Calmly he opened the Bible and read of the woman at the well .

"`` I have told you before , and I tell you again '' , Monsieur Favre said rudely ."

I say to you that the Church will ever decry evil '' ! !

"Monsieur Favre sat down in his high-backed stall , lips compressed , eyes glinting ."

"Ablard Corne , a short man with a rotunda of stomach , rose ."

Every eye was on him as he began to speak .

How can we have a good city unless we respect morality '' ? ?

"Abel Poupin , a tall man with sunken cheeks and deep-set eyes , got to his feet ."

`` We all know that Jake Camaret and the woman are brazenly living together .

It would be well to show the populace how we deal with adulterers '' .

He is throttling the liberty my father gave his life to win '' ! !

`` There can be no compromise when souls are in jeopardy '' .

"Let evildoers contemplate their ways , and let every man beware '' ! !"

"Charles had died two weeks before , in early November , without being reconciled to the Church ."

"The blue-draped Virgin was still there , but no one knelt before her now ."

The white-clad trees stood like specters in the February night .

"Snow buried the streets and covered the slanting rooftops , as John trudged toward St. Peter's ."

"A carriage crunched by , its dim lights filtering through the gloom ."

There were several on the Council who tried to live like Christians .

"Despite their efforts , the problems seemed to grow graver all the time ."

Below the moon-splashed world rolled away to insurmountable white peaks ; ;

"I have never asked for an easy task , but I am weary of the strife '' ."

He had Anthony and William to confide in and consult .

"John found it difficult , but he held him in check ."

And Anthony was busy most of the time courting this girl and that .

His easy good looks made him a favorite with the ladies .

"Dice rolled , prostitutes plied their trade , thieves stole , murderers stabbed , and the ungodly blasphemed ."

Catholics who were truly Christians longed for the simple penance of days gone by .

Tears burned behind his eyes as he prayed and meditated tonight .

"Unless the confusion cleared , he would not be coming here much longer ."

"Faint at first , the tapping grew until it sounded loud against the wind ."

"I went to your rooms , and Anthony told me you were here ."

`` You are to be accused of Arianism to confuse the religious who remain loyal '' .

Ever since the fourth century a controversy had raged over the person of Christ .

"`` If William agrees , we should insist on a public debate '' , he said at length ."

The firelight played over Eli's flowing white locks and rugged features .

Then suddenly a group of men and dogs circled him .

"He wanted to run , but he knew that if he did , he would be lost ."

On the outskirts of the rabble the Camaret brothers and Gaspard Favre shook their fists .

`` Are you going to comply with the demands of Bern '' ? ?

A rowdy with a big blob of a nose roared .

`` Know this : the ministers will not yield to the demands of Bern '' .

"When he felt the side of his head , his fingers came away covered with blood ."

"Pierre Ameaux , the gaming-card manufacturer said , his little pig eyes glaring ."

The crowd moved back and John started dizzily down the hill .

Then he slipped and went down on his hands and knees in the melting snow .

At once a bevy of dogs was snapping and snarling around him .

"One , more horrible than the rest , lunged , growling deep in his throat , his hair bristling ."

"The participants were Professor H. Bondi , professor of mathematics at King's College , London ; ;"

"Dr. W. B. Bonnor , reader in mathematics at Queen Elizabeth College , London ; ;"

This expansion has been going on for an estimated eight billion years .

He supports the steady-state theory which holds that matter is continually being created in space .

"This , he claims , would reasonably account for the expansion of the universe ."

"Presently , the intense absorption of ultra-violet rays in the earth's atmosphere seriously hinders ground observation ."

"They care no more for politics , says Mr. Wesker , than they do for a symphony ."

"Seeming to have roots in the soil , they actually have none in life ."

"At first hardly a person in the audience moved , although some umbrellas were opened ."

"The grieving Hero and her father , Leonato , followed by the Friar , left the stage ."

Beatrice ( Nan Martin ) and Benedick ( J. D. Cannon ) took their places on the stage .

"Said Benedick : `` Lady Beatrice , have you wept all this while '' ? ?"

"Replied Beatrice : `` Yea , and I will weep a while longer '' ."

"The gallant company completed Act 4 , and got through part of Act 5 ."

The Parks Department has done an admirable job of preparing the Wollman Rink for Shakespeare .

"When the verdict came in against his young neighbor , Hengesbach said :"

`` I am very pleased to have the doubt of suspicion removed .

"Still , I don't wish to appear happy at somebody else's misfortune '' ."

"However , the confession , which was the only evidence against him , was retracted before the trial ."

Circuit Judge Paul R. Cash did not set a date for sentencing .

Pohl could receive from 1 to 15 years in prison or probation .

A verdict against Pohl came at 4:05 p.m. after almost 13-1 hours of deliberation .

She said the jurors agreed that Pohl's confession was valid .

The trial had packed the large courtroom for more than a week .

"Christine's twin sister , Patricia , and Darlene Kowalski , 8 , escaped with minor burns ."

"They are home now with the other Kowalski children , Vicky , 14 ; ;"

"He said contributions also could be mailed to Post Office Box 553 , Warren Village Station ."

Kowalski has spoken but little since the fire last Saturday .

`` I never knew there were such neighbors and friends around me and my family .

I wasn't sure there were such people anywhere in the world .

"Commandeering a passing car , Kimmell pursued the fleeing vehicle , but lost it in traffic ."

The long crisis in Laos appeared nearing a showdown today .

"A 14-power conference on Laos should then meet on May 5 , he said ."

The Laos government plea for help was made by Foreign Minister Tiao Sopsaisana .

He declared the government is thinking of asking for foreign troops if the situation worsens .

A note making the request was handed to U.S. Ambassador Winthrop G. Brown .

There was no confirmation of such massive assaults from independent sources .

In the past such government claims have been found exaggerated .

A Havana radio broadcast identified the Americans as Howard Anderson and August Jack McNair .

"More than 1,000 were said to have been arrested -- 100 of them Roman Catholic priests ."

A fund-raising drive to buy tractors and machinery was launched .

Andrei remembered that his own reaction had been one of indifference .

"The land of the Lublin Uplands was rich , but no one seemed to care ."

He had sat beside Alexander Brandel at the rostrum of a congress of Zionists .

"When Alexander Brandel rose to speak , the hall became silent ."

How we travel through the forest is for each man's conscience .

"It had sounded good to Andrei , but he did not believe it ."

In his heart he had no desire to go to Palestine .

"Day by day , week by week , month by month , the betrayal gnawed at Andrei's heart ."

I hate Poland and all the goddamned mothers' sons of them .

The terrible vision of the ghetto streets flooded his mind .

"Only Palestine , and I will never live to see Palestine because I did not believe ."

"At a siding , another train which was a familiar sight these days ."

He walked toward the center of the city to keep his rendezvous with Styka .

"Of all the places in Poland , Andrei hated Lublin the most ."

Few of the native Jews who had lived in Lublin were still in the ghetto .

From the moment of the occupation Lublin became a focal point .

Lublin generally was the forerunner of what would happen elsewhere .

Lublin was the seed of action for the `` final solution '' of the Jewish problem .

"A bevy of interlacing lagers , work camps , concentration camps erupted in the area ."

Sixty thousand Jewish prisoners of war disappeared into Lublin's web .

"Plans went in and out of Lublin , indicating German confusion ."

In the spring of 1942 Operation Reinhard began in Lublin .

"Was there another Majdanek in the Warsaw area , as they suspected ? ?"

Andrei stopped at Litowski Place and looked around quickly at the boundary of civil buildings .

Down the boulevard he could see a portion of the ghetto wall .

"He found an empty bench , opened a newspaper , and stretched his legs before him ."

`` I have been waiting across the street at the post office since dawn .

I thought you might get in on a morning train '' .

"To him , Andrei Androfski had always been the living symbol of a Polish officer ."

His captain was thin and haggard and his beautiful boots were worn and shabby .

I got a girl in trouble and we had to get married .

"Nothing like the old days in the army , but I get by ."

"Many times I tried to reach you , but I never knew how ."

"I came to Warsaw twice , but there was that damned ghetto wall ''"

`` He is aware he will not live for twenty-four hours if he betrays you '' .

Perhaps perhaps there is a shred of conscience left in the human race .

Perhaps if they know the story there will be a massive cry of indignation '' .

"But my captain might have been a Jew , but he wasn't a Jew ."

"What I mean is , he was a Pole and the greatest soldier in the Ulanys ."

The men of our company had a dozen fights defending your name .

"You never knew about it , but by God , we taught them respect for Captain Androfski '' ."

`` How can you tell an insane man to reason or a blind man to see '' ? ?

The men of your company would not allow your name dishonored .

All I ever wanted was to be a free man in my own country .

"`` I'm still a soldier in a very small way , Styka '' ."

Grabski's shanty was beyond the bridge over the River Bystrzyca near the rail center .

Flies swarmed around the bowl of lentils in which he mopped thick black bread .

He washed it down with beer and produced a deep-seated belch .

I will get you inside the guard camp as a member of my crew .

I don't know if I can get you into the inner camp .

Grabski slurped his way to the bottom of the soup bowl .

`` Can't understand why the hell anyone wants to go inside that son-of-a-bitch place '' .

`` You get the rest when I'm safely out of Majdanek '' .

`` I ain't taking no goddamned chances for no Jew business '' .

"There are about 3,325 officers and employees in this class ."

The victim was beaten when he attempted to stop the bandit .

The girl was in critical condition with burns over 90 per cent of her body .

"The boy received second-degree burns of the face , neck and back ."

He was taken to University Hospital in a municipal ambulance .

Doctors at the hospital said he was partially paralyzed on the right side .

"He called Vincent L. Piraro , proprietor of the shop , who summoned police and an ambulance ."

He said the snow plan was put in effect too slowly in December .

"Equipment should be in operation `` almost immediately after the first snowfall '' , Mr. Schaefer said ."

Mr. Werner said yesterday that operations continued through the week .

"The victims were H. Malone Dresbach , 47 , and his wife , Shirley , 46 ."

Each had been shot in the back several times with a

"automatic rifle , according to Capt. Elmer Hagner , chief of Anne Arundel detectives ."

The Circuit Court jurist said the boy will have a hearing in Juvenile Court .

"Her husband was lying on the kitchen floor , police said ."

The description of the car was immediately broadcast throughout Southern Maryland on police radio .

"-- Governor Tawes today appointed Lloyd L. Simpkins , his administrative assistant , as Maryland's Secretary of State ."

"Five years later , he was awarded the university's degree in law ."

"Residential building consists of houses , apartments , hotels , dormitories and other buildings designed for shelter ."

`` Convenience is therefore the key to the housing market today .

"Ultimately the development will comprise 300 units , in two-story and three-story structures ."

"Others , which are reached by walking up a single flight of stairs , have balconies ."

The structures housing the apartments are of masonry and frame construction .

`` Young for his age '' means only the presence of some minor characteristic not quite usual .

`` Looking young for your age '' means `` for your age '' and it means no more .

"Youth may be , and often is , skeptical , cynical or despairing ; ;"

"age may be idealistic , believing and much given to professions of optimism ."

We may say of some unfortunates that they were never young .

One is that there sometimes are real although inadequate compensations in growing old .

Let me then ( and in public ) glance into the mirror .

For my part I find it difficult to conceive such a state of affairs .

There are few things of which I am prouder than of that unblemished record .

"After a moment's thought he replied , `` That still leaves you a lot of latitude '' ."

"I never have been , and am not now , any kind of utopian ."

But one need not always be sure that the action is either wise or conclusive .

All you have to do is put in a fresh lamb from time to time '' .

It is not something that can be expected to happen now .

It is not that I am unaware of the force of their strongest contention .

"For many reasons , the demand to buy shares in the Dallas-headquartered company was tremendous ."

It was not a case of the investment bankers having to sell the stock ; ;

"Some Dallas investment firms got only 100 shares , for all of their customers ."

The stock was sold in the underwriting at a price of $12.50 a share .

But the Morton Foods issue was hot long before it was on the market .

But E.G.T. could not let the Swiss bank have even 10 shares .

But what made the Morton Foods stock issue such a hot one ? ?

The answer is that it was a combination of circumstances .

"The Murray Co. of Texas , Inc. , originated in Dallas in 1896 ."

More than 700 employees make gin machinery that's sold anywhere cotton is grown .

The Continental Gin Co. began operations in Dallas in 1899 .

The present company is a combination of several smaller ones that date back to 1834 .

The company sells a complete line of gin machinery all over the cotton-growing world .

Hardwicke-Etter Co. of Sherman makes a full line of gin machinery and equipment .

The company began operation in 1900 with hardware and oil mill supplies .

"Presently , Hardwicke-Etter employs 300-450 people , depending on the season of the year ."

The John E. Mitchell Co. began work in Dallas in 1928 .

The Hinckley Gin Supply Co. is a maker of `` overhead equipment '' .

The Cen-Tennial Gin Supply Co. has home offices and factory facilities here .

"They make gin saws and deal in parts , supplies and some used gin machinery ."

The Stacy Co. makes cleaning and drying equipment for sale largely in Texas .

"The firm also handles gin and oil mill supplies such as belting , bearings , etc. ."

Cotton processing equipment is a sizable segment of Dallas business economy .

"Totaling 3,399 , sales jumped 14 per cent over February's 2,963 ."

Business firms provide 20 weeks of practical employment to supplement classroom instruction in these fields .

"Arnold Hayes , Mary Ann Shay , and Lloyd Satterfield of Thomas Jefferson ; ;"

"William Cluck , Deloris Carrel Carty , and Edna Earl Eaton of North Dallas ; ;"

"Patricia Ann Neal , Johnny Carruthers , and David McLauchlin of Rylie of Seagoville ; ;"

"David Wolverton , Sharon Flanagan , and James Weaver of W. W. Samuels ; ;"

"William Austin , Gary Hammond , and Ronnie Davis of South Oak Cliff ; ;"

"Bill Eaton , Carolyn Milton , and Ronnie Bert Stone of Sunset ; ;"

"and Charles Potter , Ronnie Moore , and Robert Bailey of Woodrow Wilson ."

"`` Why , Winston '' , she'd cry , `` I just now saw you eating it out of the jar '' ! !"

But he knew how important it was for her to keep her figure .

"In the kitchen , Leona , his little young wife , was reading the morning paper ."

Her legs hung down long and thin as she sat on the high stool .

"`` Here '' , Winston said gently , `` what's these dishes doing not washed '' ? ?"

She looked at him impudently over the corner of the paper .

`` If I catch you one more time down here without stockings '' --

Winston stacked Miss Ada's thin pink dishes in the sink .

Then he spread out the last list on the counter .

`` To Be Left Behind '' was printed at the top in Miss Ada ; ;

"Winston took out a pencil , admired the point , and wrote slowly and heavily , `` Clothes Stand '' ."

`` I thought you was sick to death of this big house .

"Said you wore yourself out , cleaning all these empty rooms '' ."

`` What room is there going to be in an apartment for any child '' ? ?

"-- and flounced to the sink , where she began noisily to wash her hands ."

"Too many times was the truth of it , Winston thought ."

`` How you going to work with a child hanging on you '' ? ?

"He doubted whether she heard him , over the running water ."

"She made him sad some days , and he was never sure why ; ;"

"`` I've been bursting my lungs for you '' , Mr. Jack complained ."

"He was standing in front of the mirror , tightening his tie ."

"`` I don't know what you think you've been doing about my clothes '' , he said ."

There were a few blades of lint on the shoulder .

Winston took the clothesbrush out of the closet and went to work .

"he brushed his shoulders and his back and his collar with long , firm strokes ."

Mr. Jack cried when the brush tipped his hat down over his eyes .

"`` Good-by , Winston '' , Mr. Jack said , giving a final set to his hat ."

Winston watched him hurry down the drive to his car ; ;

"a handsome , fine-looking man it made him proud to see ."

"After Mr. Jack drove away , Winston went on looking out the window ."

"For the first time , he be sad about the move ."

That house was ten years off his life let himself .

"Ten years ago , he had come to the house to be interviewed ."

"Miss Ada had been out back , in a straw hat , planting flowers ."

"She had had a dignity about her , even barefoot and almost too tan ."

"Since then , the flowers she had planted had spread all over the hill ."

"And the dogwood in early May , for Miss Ada's alfresco party ; ;"

"Still , he couldn't help thinking , we're all getting old , getting small ; ;"

Winston had the big straw basket ready in the hall .

He brought it in and put it down beside her .

"she had on her Easter suit , blue , with lavender binding ."

"Halfway across the house , he could have smelled her morning perfume ."

"It hung in all her day clothes , sweet and strong ; ;"

"sometimes when he was pressing , Winston raised her dresses to his face ."

"She smiled at Winston , and he saw the hateful hard glitter in her eyes ."

He picked up the photograph and began to wrap it .

"`` At least you could leave it for the movers '' , Miss Ada said ."

`` What possessed you to tell me a clotheshorse would be a good idea '' ? ?

"`` She's been talking about a picture '' , Winston had told him ."

"On Christmas night , they had had a disagreement about it ."

Winston had heard because he was setting up the liquor tray in the next room .

"Through the door , he had seen Mr. Jack walking around , waiting for Miss Ada ."

Winston had heard her shaking out the skirt of her new pink silk hostess gown .

"Mr. Jack had said , `` You look about fifteen years old '' ."

"`` You look like that picture I have at the office '' , Mr. Jack had started ."

"`` I'll give you a medical certificate , framed , if you like '' , Miss Ada had said ."

All I want is a picture -- with a few lines .

Make the man put them in if he has to '' .

After that they had sat for five minutes without saying a word .

"Then Miss Ada had stood up , rustling and rustling , and gone upstairs ."

But what has been happening recently might be described as creeping mannerism .

"Clever light songs were overly coy , tragic songs a little too melodramatic ."

All the more reason why there should have been no place for the frills ; ;

Miss Schwarzkopf is too great an artist to need them .

"Their props were two stepladders , a chair and a palm fan ."

Most of them were written between 1953 and 1960 and originally appeared in various magazines .

Too many books and articles are just assembled by putting one word after another .

This is an exact description of what Mr. Sansom does .

"`` A writer lives , at best , in a state of astonishment '' , he says ."

He can coin a neat phrase : `` a street spattered with an invigoration of people '' ; ;

tulips with `` petals wide and shaggy as a spaniel's ears '' ; ;

after a snowstorm a landscape smelling `` of woodsmoke and clarity '' .

"`` Blue Skies , Brown Studies '' is illustrated with numerous excellent photographs ."

"Unfortunately , `` Poised For Violence '' was not the happiest vehicle with which to make the point ."

Somewhere in Mrs. Reavey's play there is both protest and aspiration of merit .

Which in itself is an immediate reward of the WBAI experiment ; ;

good radio drama has its own special demands that badly need reinvigoration .

The enterprising program is heard Saturday afternoons on radio station Aj .

"The show is programed and written by the station's assistant continuity editor , Chuck Briefer ."

The first Saturday in each month is set aside for new recordings .

"the amusing `` Yurochka '' , in which a hard-to-please young man is given his come-uppance ; ;"

the lovely ( and of course vigorous ) `` Polyanka '' or `` The Meadow '' ; ;

the sweet and funny little dance about potato planting called `` Bul'ba '' ; ;

"He would remain in the tent , waiting impatiently , occupied by some trivial task ."

Below he could see the bright torches lighting the riverbank .

"The colonel crouched tensely on one of the folding chairs , methodically tearing at his thumbnail ."

The bombproof was a low-ceilinged structure of heavy timbers covered with earth .

It stood some fifty paces from the edge of the bank .

"The place smelled strongly of rank , fertile earth , rotting wood and urine ."

At least the Union officer had been decent enough to provide a candle .

In the corner was the soldier with the white flag .

"He stood stiffly erect , clutching the staff , his body half hidden by the limp cloth ."

"Someone had hauled him over the side , and he had remained silent while they crossed ."

An officer with a squad of men had been waiting on the bank .

Watson had presented his pouch and been led to the bombproof .

The officer had told him that both lists must be checked .

Watson had given his name and asked for a safe-conduct pass .

Watson had nodded absently and muttered that he would check the lists himself later .

"He had hoped to be alone in the bombproof , but the soldier had followed him ."

"Though Watson carefully ignored the man , he could not deny his presence ."

"Watson glanced briefly at him , seeing only a body rigidly erect behind the languid banner ."

"If my pass is approved , I may be a half hour ."

"The soldier answered in a curious , muffled voice , his lips barely moving ."

Watson turned away and did not see the man's knees buckle and his body sag .

The stiff figure in the corner no longer blocked his thoughts .

"He paced slowly , stooping , staring at the damp , slippery floor ."

"He stopped pacing , leaned against the dank , timbered wall and let his mind drift ."

He grew annoyed and at the same time surprised at that emotion .

Hillman had ordered him not to leave the far bank .

"Prompted by a guilty urge , he had disobeyed the order of a man he respected ."

To tell John something he would find out for himself .

"The figure in the corner belched loudly , a deep , liquid eruption ."

"He clutched the staff , and his dark eyes blinked apologetically ."

"To his left , the two skiffs dented their sharp bows into the soft bank ."

The flat-bottomed boat swung slowly to the pull of the current .

"They were stocky men , well fed and clean-shaven , with neat uniforms and sturdy boots ."

"Behind them shambled a long column of weak , tattered men ."

"They moved toward the skiffs with shocking eagerness , elbowing and shoving ."

"Four men were knocked down , but did not attempt to rise ."

They crept down the muddy slope toward the waiting boats .

"He swayed like a drunkard , his arms milling in slow circles ."

"He paced forward unsteadily , leaning too far back , his head tilted oddly ."

"he crept in an incertain manner , patting the ground before him ."

He sank back on his thin haunches like a weary hound .

If only there was a clock for him to crawl against .

"Still the guards did not move , but stood inert , aloof from the slow-scrambling man ."

He turned slowly and began to crawl back up the bank toward the rampart .

"Watson raced for him , his boots slamming the soft earth ."

"Watson pounded to the crawling man and stopped , panting heavily ."

He reached down and closed his fingers on the man's upper arm .

"Beneath his clutch , a flat strip of muscle surged on the bone ."

Watson bent awkwardly and lifted the man to his feet .

Two clotted balls the color of mucus rolled between fiery lids .

"Light sticks of fingers , the tips gummy with dark earth , patted at Watson's throat ."

-- Henry said that he'd take my arm and get me right there .

"How far could it be , Watson thought bleakly , how far can a blind man crawl ? ?"

Another body length or all the rest of his nighted life ? ?

"The man wheezed weakly , his fetid breath beating softly against Watson's neck ."

"The man swayed on a thwart , turning his ruined eyes from side to side ."

"Watson turned away , sickened for the first time in many months ."

"The men mewed and scratched , begging to be taken away ."

Watson spoke bewilderedly to the dark night flecked with pine-knot torches .

John's type of man allowed this sort of thing to happen .

What a fool he had been to think of his brother ! !

"What had he thought of , to go to John , grovel and beg understanding ? ?"

What made him think John had a right to witness his brother's humiliation ? ?

He had stupidly thought himself compelled to ease his brother's pain .

Now he knew perfectly that he had but longed to increase his own suffering .

"Ierulli , 29 , has been practicing in Portland since November , 1959 ."

He is a graduate of Portland University and the Northwestern College of Law .

He will speak to Willamette University Young Republicans Thursday night in Salem .

The dinner is sponsored by organized labor and is scheduled for 7 p.m. .

-- Three positions on the Oak Lodge Water district board of directors have attracted 11 candidates .

The election will be Dec. 4 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. .

Incumbent Richard Salter seeks re-election and is opposed by Donald Huffman for the five-year term .

Five candidates seek the place vacated by Secretary Hugh G. Stout .

"The first of 16 beliefs of the denomination , now reads :"

"The third belief , in six points , emphasizes the Diety of the Lord Jesus Christ , and :"

`` Surveys show that one out of three Americans has vital contact with the church .

"`` In this light we need 1,000 churches in Illinois , where we have 200 ; ;"

"we need 100 in Rhode Island , we have none '' , he said ."

"To accomplish this would necessitate some changes in methods , he said ."

"-- Encouraging by every means , all existing Assemblies of God churches to start new churches ."

"-- Engaging mature , experienced men to pioneer or open new churches in strategic population centers ."

-- Arranging for ministerial graduates to spend from 6-12 months as apprentices in well-established churches .

But the Garibaldi volumes were more than a romantic story .

Trevelyan contributed considerable new knowledge of the issues connected with his subject .

"Of the two , The Life Of Bright is incomparably the better biography ."

The biography of Lord Grey is strictly speaking not a biography at all .

Research in the period of Grey and Bright led naturally to a more ambitious work .

The plan is admirably fulfilled for the period up to 1832 .

"Finally , the period after 1870 receives little attention and that quite superficial ."

"Its success is a tribute , above all , to Trevelyan's brilliance as a literary stylist ."

The History Of England has often been compared with Green's Short History .

His academic duties had little evident effect on his prolific pen .

the drought-seared North Central states are the most notable exceptions to the uptrend .

The significance of the pickup in farm machinery sales extends beyond the farm equipment industry .

The demand for farm machinery is regarded as a yardstick of rural buying generally .

"Last year , we probably would have given him $700 for a comparable machine '' ."

Price support loans may total another $1 billion this year .

Kennedy opposes any widespread relief from a High Court depletion ruling .

Charitable deductions come in for closer scrutiny by the I.R.S. .

A rule on the Federal deductibility of state taxes is contested .

"Louisiana , however , collected an income tax on the profits from the sale ."

The Service has not said what its next step will be .

Peace Corps volunteers are assured a tax benefit under the law creating the agency .

Hiring the wife for one's company may win her tax-aided retirement income .

"-- Consumer spending edged down in April after rising for two consecutive months , the Government reported ."

And there was still not anything that Linda Kay could do .

"So Linda Kay gave up asking , and accepted her reprieve ."

There was no reason for her to ask what they did .

"Thus a new pattern of days began to develop , for Granny Albright did not die ."

"She lay still on the bed , her head hardly denting the pillow ; ;"

"but they might as well unpack their suitcases , for she might linger on ."

"Bobby Joe and the boys would come by , say `` How's Granny '' ? ?"

"The evaporative cooler had been moved to Granny's room , and her door was kept shut ; ;"

"She filled a big pitcher and set it , with glasses , on a tray ."

"This joke was not funny to Linda Kay , and she blushed , as she always did ; ;"

"then , hearing the muffled boom of Howard's laughter , blushed redder ."

He got in the oil business out at Odessa and lucked into some money '' .

He was talking about antelope again when they woke up .

"`` Listen , I never had a chance to kill an antelope ."

`` Did he ever visit here when he was a kid '' ? ?

Almost immediately Howard and his daughter Debora drove up in the Cadillac .

"Bobby Joe would be a senior this year , and he planned to graduate ."

`` I'd give anything if I could have found a girl like you '' .

"`` Why , I couldn't even cook a piece of antelope steak ; ;"

"I want to roast the whole thing , and have it for the boys '' ."

Linda Kay felt like going off to the bedroom to cry ; ;

"It was full-of-the-moon ( or a little past ) , and nearly light as day ."

That night the older men got to talking about going possum-hunting on a moonlight night .

Linda Kay felt that she was not exactly more comfortable .

but she had never been so aware of anyone's flesh before .

"Still she was not sorry he sat by her , but in fact was flattered ."

"He had become the center of the company , such stories he had to tell ."

He had sold oil stock to Bob Hope and Bing Crosby in person ; ;

he had helped fight an oil-well fire that raged six days and nights .

The President used to look at it with a ghost of a smile .

Mrs. Coolidge spent more time in her bedroom among her doll collection .

Mama always felt that the collection symbolized Mrs. Coolidge's wish for a little girl .

"The Coolidges' life , after the death of their son , was quieter than ever ."

It was part of Little Jack's work to look after the dogs .

It is not the same dress as the one on her manikin in the Smithsonian .

People think the dress in the picture was lengthened by an artist much later on .

"Mrs. Coolidge gave Mama this dress for me , and I wore it many times ."

The last two were a red and a black chow .

then he would bark to let everyone know the coast was clear .

Rob Roy was self-appointed to accompany the President to his office every morning .

"At dinner , lunch , or breakfast , the President would call out , `` Supper '' ! !"

-- he called all meals supper -- after the butler had announced the meal .

Every First Family seems to have one couple upon whom it relies for true friendship .

They seemed to be at the White House half the time .

"If the Stearns were not there , grace would be omitted ."

The word was that this too was part of an economy move on his part .

So the President would make a hearty breakfast official by inviting Government officials to attend .

Mama said she was one of the prettiest ladies she had ever seen .

He was in and out of Mount Alto Hospital for veterans any number of times .

"When Mrs. Coolidge was in mourning , she did not wear black ."

Mama knew that she was out of mourning when she finally wore bright colors .

"One night , Mama came home practically in a state of shock ."

"Mama stooped down to fix the train , but there was no train there ! !"

"She reached and reached around the dress , but there was nothing there ."

"She looked up and saw that , without knowing it , Mrs. Coolidge was holding it aloft ."

"Mama swirled the train in place , and not a step was lost ."

The Coolidges did not always live at the White House during the Presidency .

His first move was to send Hino to the village to spend a few days .

he was simply to listen and report back what he heard .

Rector had never been able to find out much about Hino's past .

"Putting the pieces of this mosaic together , Rector had the vague outlines of a biography ."

He was surprised to find Kayabashi's secretary on the other end of the line .

He was even more startled when he heard what Kayabashi wanted .

They had never seen one before and had expressed a curiosity about it .

When would the oyabun like to bring his guests up here '' ? ?

`` At three o'clock if it will be of convenience to you at that time '' .

"`` I beg to inquire if the back is now safe for travelers '' , he said ."

The secretary sighed with relief and then the telephone clicked in Rector's hand .

Rector had no idea why Kayabashi wanted to visit the mission .

Fujimoto had a pile of cuttings near one side of the lawn .

Rector asked him to move it for the time being ; ;

"He went into the print shop , where Fletcher had just finished cleaning the press ."

"Rector's next stop was at the schoolroom , where Mavis was monitoring a test ."

He beckoned to her from the door and she slipped quietly outside .

He told her of the visitors and then of his plans .

I want to create the impression of a compound full of children .

It was going to take a lot of activity to fill it .

"`` You are about to become a first-class surveyor '' , Rector said ."

"The glass is out of it , but that won't matter ."

He went on to explain what he had in mind .

It will be preceded by luncheon in the Teter House .

Mrs. Roger Mead is head of the luncheon table decorations .

Mrs. Stanley Wright is ticket chairman and Mrs. Theodore Pate is in charge of publicity .

The first committee meeting will be held on May 19 .

"A cheery smile , a compassionate interest in others and a practical down-to-earth approach ."

Her position covers a number of daily tasks common to any social director .

"`` And I bum tickets to everything I can '' , she said ."

"And where is `` home '' , that magic place of the heart ? ?"

That is where we turn in the good old summertime .

"There are even motels for local weather peculiarities in Shamrock , Tex. , as I discovered ."

"Some even boast two pools , one for adults and one for children ."

"Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Ferris M. Gay , 7034 Coronado ."

"He is a graduate of UCLA and Perkins School of Theology , Aj ."

Honor attendants for the couple were Miss Sandra Branum and Warren V. McRoberts .

"Her veil was caught to a crown , and she carried gardenias and stephanotis ."

"Lee Jackson and Ken Smith , both of Houston , and Alfred Neumann of Beaumont seated guests ."

They will live at 2705 Fitzhugh after a wedding trip to Corpus Christi .

Dan Beam presented music and the bride was given in marriage by her father .

"Her veil was caught to a pearl headdress , and she carried stephanotis and orchids ."

People came in and out all evening to see the baby and hold it .

She stopped flying into rages and started digesting her food ; ;

there was the daily round of household chores in which Maggie insisted on participating .

"`` It seems to me you have enough to do as it is '' , Eugenia said ."

"`` I have plenty of odd moments when I could be doing something '' , Maggie said ."

"`` She's so beautiful , and I do like to keep her looking nice '' ."

She picked up the baby and nuzzled her fat warm little neck .

"`` She'll be just as beautiful in something that doesn't have to be ironed '' , Eugenia said ."

"`` Well now , Maggie , you don't have to snap at me '' , Eugenia said ."

`` I'm just thinking of a way for you to be sensible '' .

`` You might set up a dress shop in the living room '' .

"`` But it really wouldn't be fair , taking your jobs away from you '' ."

`` What are you going to do with your feet so you don't waste anything '' ? ?

The temperature dropped to twenty below at night and stood at zero during the days .

there never had been a need felt for such facilities .

The Abernathys said it to each other a dozen times a day .

"`` I know you when you start talking about brains and talent '' , Maggie said ."

"`` The only thing that worries me is how I'm going to prove it '' , Eugenia said ."

His appearance as Lizzy evokes not amusement but horror in the audience ; ;

By the same means he perceives this fact as having communicated itself to the audience ; ;

Love is the crucial dilemma of experience for Mann's heroes .

This prohibition on love has an especially poignant relation to art ; ;

"it is particularly the artist ( Tonio Kroger , Aschenbach , Leverkuhn ) who suffers from it ."

"only slightly more , perhaps , than a newspaper account of such an incident would give ."

And the action is consistently presented with regard for this distinction .

"As the first sentence suggests , both roads belong to death in the end ."

"This man's isolation is not merely momentary , it is permanent ."

"also he is a drunk , and has lost his job on that account ."

"`` Life '' points out that `` everybody uses this path '' , and starts to ride on ."

"Then an ambulance comes along , and they drive Praisegod Piepsam away ."

"This is simple enough , but several more points of interest may be mentioned as relevant ."

"The season , between spring and summer , belongs to life in its carefree aspect ."

"another wagon has no dog , and therefore is `` devoid of interest '' ."

"His religiousness is intimately , or dialectically , connected with his sinfulness ; ;"

His unsuccessful strivings to give up drink are represented as religious strivings ; ;

"The cyclist , by contrast , blond and blue-eyed , is simply unreflective , unproblematic Life , `` blithe and carefree '' ."

`` He made no claims to belong to the great and mighty of this earth '' .

He is `` a man raving mad on the way to the churchyard '' .

he is simply thrown out of the shop by the porter .

The target chart quickly and briefly tells you which additives do what .

"In some instances , the trade name is shown in parentheses following the chemical name ."

Milk production may be increased by the anti-infective properties of this drug .

"To reduce incidence of liver abscesses , supply 75 milligrams of oxytetracycline activity per head daily ."

"As an aid in the prevention of bacterial diarrhea ( scours ) , feed 50 grams per ton ."

Milk production may be increased by the anti-infective properties of this drug .

Feed at level of 70 milligrams per head per day .

Treatment of the above diseases : 350 milligrams per head per day for 30 days only .

"To reduce vibrionic abortion in breeding sheep , feed 80 milligrams per head daily ."

Animals consuming 20 pounds feed daily receive 2 grams Dynafac ) .

Aids in minimizing the occurrence of feed-lot bloat due to high consumption of concentrates .

"-- The recommended level for sheep is 2 milligrams daily , and this level should be maintained ."

Improves growth rate and feed efficiency of fattening beef animals .

At the rate of 2-1 milligrams per head per day .

Fed to dairy cattle to increase milk production and butterfat percentage .

1 to 1-1 grams per 100 pounds of body weight .

Cows receiving drug may not be officially tested under breed registry testing programs .

Greatest benefits have been associated with feeding low-moisture corn in beef-feeding programs .

Effectively controls cattle grubs which damage hides and can reduce gains .

Do not feed to dairy cows and do not feed within 60 days of slaughter .

"For treatment of bloat , drug is fed at a higher level ."

beef calves -- to 1.5 grams daily depending on weight of animal .

Treat lambs with 12 grams per head for lambs weighing up to 50 pounds ; ;

treat lambs over 50 pounds and adults with 24 grams per animal .

"For continuous control , feed 1 part phenothiazine to 9 parts minerals or salts ."

"To include in feed , add phenothiazine to supply 0.5 to 1 gram per sheep daily ."

"Following single-dose treatment , milk should be discarded for 4 days following treatment ."

For the prevention or treatment of acetonemia ( ketosis ) in dairy cows .

For the treatment of ketosis feed 1 to 1 pound per day for 10 days .

"For treatment of ketosis , feed 1 pound daily until symptoms disappear ."

Additive should not be fed 72 hours before animals are slaughtered .

"( 3 ) Special bunks -- as discussed here , they permit cattle to eat from all sides ."

Several materials or combinations of materials can be used to construct a satisfactory feed bunk .

Selecting bunks by economic comparison is usually an individual problem .

This will be a problem in areas of heavy snowfall .

Holders of toll-road bonds are finding improvements in monthly reports on operation of the turnpikes .

Long-term trend of traffic on these roads seems clearly upward .

That added traffic means rising streams of dimes and quarters at toll gates .

"On balance , prices of those bonds have slipped a bit since then ."

"However , in the same three-month period , toll-road bonds , as a group , have bucked this trend ."

"On these bonds , price rises since February 21 easily outnumber price declines ."

"Investors , however , still see an element of more-than-ordinary risk in the toll-road bonds ."

You find the evidence of that in the chart on this page .

"The report is based on a survey by Blyth & Company , investment bankers ."

Nearly all the turnpikes show gains in net revenues during the period .

Many of the roads also were hit by an unusually severe winter .

Then March brought an 18 per cent rise in net revenues -- after operating costs .

That was up from 173 per cent in the preceding 12 months .

That same pattern of earnings shows up on the Massachusetts Turnpike .

The road's engineers look for further improvement when the turnpike is extended into Boston .

Traffic frequently has failed to measure up to engineers' rosy estimates .

"Progress is being made , too , in improving motorists' access to many turnpikes ."

The typical picture at this time is one of steady improvement .

Many others are attracting the traffic needed to push revenues up to the break-even point .

"`` Follow Secretary Hodges through the Fiat plant , and you learn this :"

"`` Two , wage costs are a fraction of the U.S. costs ."

"A skilled worker on the assembly line , for example , earns $37 a week ."

Fiat officials say they have had no strikes for more than six years .

`` Said Secretary Hodges : ' It's a tough combination for the U.S. to face .

"Olivetti took over Underwood , the U.S. typewriter maker , in late 1959 ."

The result has been that exports of Underwood products have doubled .

"`` The Olivetti plant near Turin has modern layout , modern machinery ."

`` Hodges is trying to get more foreign business to go to the U.S. .

The inflow of foreign capital would help the U.S. balance of payments .

`` Hodges predicted : ' I think we will see more foreign firms coming to the U.S. .

There are many places where we can use their vigor and new ideas ' '' .

Idea is to let these countries earn their way as much as possible .

"Japan , since 1957 , has been `` voluntarily '' curbing exports of textiles to the U.S. ."

"Gradual , controlled expansion of the world's textile trade is what President Kennedy wants ."

This may point the way toward international stabilization agreements in other products .

"In veiled terms , that's what the Kennedy Administration is saying to the American textile industry ."

Import quotas aren't ruled out where the national interest is involved .

Among the highest-paid workers in the world are U.S. coal miners .

Yet U.S. coal is cheap enough to make foreign steelmakers' mouths water .

Productivity of U.S. miners is twice that of the British .

The British Government will have to decide whether to let U.S. coal in .

"The British coal industry is unprofitable , has large coal stocks it can't sell ."

In this sequence I shall write about them in the order of their erection .

"This document began : `` No. 1 Newbury Port , may 30th , 1791"

"This paper was signed by forty-five persons , subscribing a total of two hundred shares ."

On November 26 of that year the bridge was completed and opened .

"The division between the island and this shore , consists principally of an arch ; ;"

he certainly deserves not a little credit for the invention '' .

that he moved with his parents to West Boxford when he was sixteen years old ; ;

"and was there apprenticed to a builder and architect , Moody Spofford ."

The Essex Merrimack Bridge when first built was not covered .

"As far as we know , no American bridge had been thus protected in 1792 ."

In 1810 it was torn down and replaced by a chain suspension bridge .

This chain bridge proved less durable than the wooden arch on the Salisbury end .

"The horse and men were saved , but the oxen drowned ."

"What to buy out of the year's grist of nearly 15,000 book titles ? ?"

The plight of a small community library is proportionately worse .

Under this law annual grants are given to systems in substantial amounts .

"Within a system , however , the autonomy of each member library is preserved ."

The entire headquarters collection is available to the patrons of all members on interlibrary loans .

"while Hewlett-Woodmere is the repository of art , music , and foreign languages ."

"This kind of cooperation is not wholly new , of course ."

it maintains a central exhibit collection to share displays already created and used ; ;

"The system itself is governed by a board of trustees , geographically representing its membership ."

The desire and ability to read are important aspects of our cultural life .

We cannot consider ourselves educated if we do not read ; ;

if we do not know how to use what we do read .

Draw a line across the country at the latitude of lower Pennsylvania .

Two men can often do the installation in a day .

"We know , too , that health is never harmed by summer cooling ."

"On the contrary , there are fewer colds and smaller doctor bills ."

Control of temperature and humidity is a godsend to the aged and the invalid .

Heart conditions and high blood pressure escape the stresses brought on by oppressive heat .

"Clothes hold their shape better , and mildew and rust become almost forgotten words ."

"You'll sleep longer and better , too , awake refreshed and free of hot weather nerves ."

"You can forget about screens , and leave the storm windows up all year around ."

"Best of all , central air conditioning is something you can afford ."

Be sure ducts that require insulation get it when they are installed .

Be sure your ducts and blower are big enough to handle cooling .

This is especially important if you live in a mild-winter zone .

You can get a hot water system that will also work for cooling your house .

"For cooling , chilled water is circulated instead of hot water ."

"Instead of radiators you'll have cooling-heating units , each with its own thermostat ."

These systems are more expensive than year-'round forced air systems .

"The simplest kind of separate system uses a single , self-contained unit ."

Families with children usually don't want the house quite so cool .

"If you are a party thrower , you may need added capacity ."

This is if outdoor temperatures have a high average of 95 degrees .

"You'll need more if the high average is above that , less if it's below ."

"By accepted definition , a 1-ton conditioner will provide 12,000 BTU of cooling in one hour ."

Better to have your equipment slightly undersized than too big .

Keep the direct sun from reaching the house and you've won the first battle .

"In a new house , generous roof overhangs are a logical and effective solution ."

"Shade trees , too , are a big help , so keep them if you can ."

"The more directly the sun strikes walls and roof , the greater its heat impact ."

Restrict large glass areas to the north and south sides of the house .

An attic space above insulation makes a house easier to cool .

A light-colored roof will reduce sun heat by 50 per cent .

Could it be that my own eyes and ears had deceived me ? ?

"Is his a literature of defeat , irrelevant to the social crises we face ? ?"

Or is it relevant because it teaches us something useful to know about ourselves ? ?

"That , I thought , is at least one thing I can find out when we meet ."

"The features of his face are distinct , but not fine ."

They look as if they had been sculptured with an unsharpened chisel .

"His light blue eyes , set deep within the face , are actively and continually looking ."

"The voice is light in timbre , with a rough edge that corresponds to his visage ."

"The Irish accent is , as one would expect , combined with slight inflections from the French ."

He wore a brown knit sports shirt with no tie .

The conversation that ensued may have been engrossing but it could hardly be called world-shattering .

"For one thing , the world that Beckett sees is already shattered ."

"His talk turns to what he calls `` the mess '' , or sometimes `` this buzzing confusion '' ."

I reconstruct his sentences from notes made immediately after our conversation .

It is all around us and our only chance now is to let it in .

The only chance of renovation is to open our eyes and see the mess .

It is not a mess you can make sense of '' .

"One cannot speak anymore of being , one must speak only of the mess ."

Then he began to speak about the tension in art between the mess and form .

"Until recently , art has withstood the pressure of chaotic things ."

It realized that to admit them was to jeopardize form .

Would not that be the end of thinking and the end of art ? ?

If we look at recent art we find it preoccupied with form .

"Yet , I responded , could not similar things be said about the art of the past ? ?"

I asked about the battle between life and death in his plays .

"Two thieves are crucified with Christ , one saved and the other damned ."

The question would also be removed if we believed in the contrary -- total salvation .

But where we have both dark and light we have also the inexplicable .

He knelt down at his bed as long as he could kneel .

My brother and mother got no value from their religion when they died .

At the moment of crisis it had no more depth than an old school tie .

One day the dogs of Ireland will do that too and perhaps also the pigs '' .

At a party an English intellectual -- so-called -- asked me why I write always about distress .

"I told him no , that I had had a very happy childhood ."

I left the party as soon as possible and got into a taxi .

It is screaming at you even in the taxis of London '' .

He says nothing that compresses experience within a closed pattern .

"At the same time , he is plainly sympathetic , clearly friendly ."

"If there were only the mess , all would be clear ; ;"

"As a writer on the theater , I have paid close attention to the plays ."

Yet it is not only Europe the play refers to .

`` Waiting For Godot '' sells even better in America than in France .

America is now joining Europe in this `` mature '' phase of development .

"all their men were bearded , and many of their women were beautiful ."

"Her mouth , soft and full , was something for any man to dream about ."

"She had black eyes , long and intriguingly tilted , and the way she walked was melody ."

"It was an alien land , and she hated it intensely ; ;"

Anywhere would be better than the land of her ancestors .

This was one of the Navy's crossroads -- you find them all around the world .

"Sooner or later , all the gray Navy ships came in here ; ;"

And she wanted desperately to see someone she had known back there .

"She felt , rather than saw , the approach of the good-looking young man ."

"When he saw Tommy sitting alone , the tinkling sound stopped ."

It was as if foreign duty implied and excused license ; ;

"Then the young man in the brown sports jacket spoke , and it was no different ."

"He said , turning on what was meant to be charm ."

"The nice-looking young officer fell back on his heels , open-mouthed and blushing ."

"At least , he had the decency to blush , she thought ."

"You see , I thought -- I mean I really had no idea '' --"

"He muttered , and took off , obviously feeling like a fool ."

The trouble was that there was no lasting satisfaction in this for Tommy .

"It hadn't been this way in college , or in nurses' training ; ;"

it wasn't this way in the hospital at San Diego .

Everybody had accepted her for what she was -- a very charming girl .

"Everybody but Tommy seemed to think it was charming when they called , `` Bifutek-san '' ! !"

"Two other Japanese girls were sitting at the tables , both quite pretty and well groomed ."

the other was with her American husband and their exceptionally appealing children .

"She told herself rebelliously , and with pride , I am an American ! !"

"after coming to America , her parents had spoken only English ."

She had been sent to the wrong place for duty .

"One had to have friends , and a congenial life in after-duty hours ."

Now there was raucous male singing from the Fleet Bar .

She finished her hamburger and drank her coffee and paid her check ; ;

she got out of the coffee shop before the incident could be repeated .

"Back in her living quarters at the hospital she took bicarbonate of soda , and sulked ."

"She certainly looked Japanese , and perhaps she could not really blame the young men ."

"And , still , they did not have to be so crude in their approach ."

"Actually , this is only another way of saying that blood is thicker than water ."

Just why anybody should wish to start a riot the executive officer didn't know .

There had never been a good reason for Doc Doolittle to grow up .

"He remained young at heart , with an overdeveloped sense of humor ."

"He was doing thirty years , and the Navy would take care of him ."

"Actually , all a man in uniform has to do is to get by ."

Doc had been under restriction to the ship since the Bustard left Subic .

"This gave Doc the whole range of the naval establishment , and suited him quite well ."

A telephone line had been hooked up to connect the ship with the Base exchange .

"After supper , Doc called Whitey Gresham , who was now a lieutenant and had a family ."

"Marcellus , the hero , is beset from all sides by the problems of approaching manhood ."

"Opera in the Grand Tradition , along with mah-jongg , seems to be staging a well-deserved comeback ."

"In this country , the two guiding lights are , without doubt , Felix Fing and Anna Pulova ."

Quasimodo defines his own art as `` the search for what is not there '' .

"In this work , his use of non-color is startling and skillful ."

Hotei is 23 feet long with an 8-1 beam and every inch a family boat .

Menfolk can ride in the forward cockpit where the helmsman has a clear view .

The gals can sun themselves in the roomy aft cockpit .

"All are well distributed , not crowded together near the stern ."

The 80-hp motor drives her at 25 mph with six aboard ! !

There's a large compartment in the forward cockpit for charts and other items .

"Needless to say , you can't build Hotei in a couple of weeks ."

"A Gator trailer , Model 565 , is used to transport the boat to the waterways ."

Start by laying out the six frames and the transom on a level floor .

"Draw each outline in a different-color chalk , one on top of the other ."

In this way you will be able to detect any obvious mistakes .

The frames are notched only for the keelson and the chines .

Nowhere in the boat do the frames come in contact with the plywood planking .

The jig is erected after the frames and transom are complete .

"Be sure all members are parallel , vertical and level as required ."

It is over this piece that the laminated stem and keelson are spliced .

"The keelson , made of two three-inch widths , is next installed ."

The second piece is in turn glued and screwed to the first .

"Note , however , that it is six inches shorter at the forward end ."

They're glued and screwed to the inner member of the keelson .

The battens are carefully fastened in place after some necessary fairing on all frames .

This can be obtained in 42-inch widths 24 feet long .

Another person inside with a weight against each batten will help in the fastening .

I used a Homemaster Routo-Jig made by Porter Cable for this job .

"When cut , the planking is clamped in place for a final and careful trimming ."

Then the chines are rounded off and the bottom is rough-sanded in preparation .

The cloth is laid on one half of the bottom at a time .

Lay the cloth in place and trim it to size .

Then remove it and give the whole bottom a coat of resin .

"I used bright red , mixing the pigment in thoroughly before adding the hardener ."

Be sure it is well saturated and then allow it to harden .

"Before the resin has hardened , screw a one-inch mahogany keel strip along the centerline ."

"Again , these blocks were set in resin-saturated glass cloth and nailed ."

This is made up of scraps left over from the sides and bottom .

These flaring parts really help to keep the boat dry .

"When they're on , the top edges are planed even with the sheer batten ."

All the flooring and the storage bin is half-inch exterior fir plywood .

Most floor battens are glued and screwed to the flooring .

Use one coat of Firzite and one coat of marine paint .

Bottoms of the floorboards are also painted and the flooring is then screwed in place .

"After the decking is on , the cabin sides are installed ."

They're followed by the front and rear bulkheads as illustrated .

The windshield glass is shatterproof and Plexiglas is used in the cabin .

"For padding the seats and bunks , I used Ensolite , Type Aj ."

"Available in Af sheets , it costs about a dollar a square foot ."

The President's personality would have opened that office to him .

In this case others should not have had to raise the doubts and fears .

"Ironically enough , in this instance such personal virtues were a luxury ."

`` My doctors assure me that this increased percentage of risk is not great '' .

"We knew that it was , as reassurance , the ironic fruit of a deeply moral nature ."

It was among these that Hinkle identified a photograph of Barco ! !

Then it was that District Attorney Welch entered the case .

"But to Welch's chagrin , the police captain pooh-poohed Welch's credulity in Barco's confession ."

"Then , for the first time since his arrest , a glint of spirit lit Barco's eyes ."

He directed the cortege of autos to the sand dunes near Santa Monica .

The newspaper boys cracked jokes and again Barco's pride was aroused .

"Although it was a mere fragment of the victim's remains , it was enough ."

His elation grew as Barco's seven disclosures brought to light one reward after another .

I did not rest until I had tracked the mystery down .

The effect on the intellectuals among his audience may well be imagined .

By such innocent actions are human tragedies sometimes set in motion .

"In the first place , it was difficult for us to meet ."

"I couldn't invite Viola to our house , for Mother snobbishly refused to receive her ."

I hated being dragged into the salons of these aristocrats .

"When I arrived at Viola's I was shown , to my surprise , into the kitchen ."

The old established independent art schools try their best to fulfill their obligations .

Instead they learn their dissection on the bulbs of plants .

Thus technical efficiency is achieved at the expense of actual experience .

But to continue to divorce advanced students from reality is inexcusable .

Even the `` history of furniture '' can hardly be taught exclusively from photographs and lantern slides .

"Here , too , the reality of actual furniture must be experienced ."

In one way the Institutes and Societies do a disservice to the schools .

That is in the continuance of the `` grandfather clauses '' in their membership requirements .

Long hard years of `` on the job '' training had brought them to their competence .

The reason and the day of `` grandfather clauses '' has long since passed .

One technical question of school organization comes to mind here .

One solution is the aquisition of degrees in education but it is a poor substitute .

It is a sort of academic ring-around-a-rosy and you solve it .

This brings us to the question of accreditation of art schools in general .

"In spite of this , many universities offer adequate and even distinguished courses in the subject ."

The Zeitgeist is not crazy as a loon or mad as a March hare ; ;

"`` I woke up this morning '' , Moreland said , `` paraphrasing Lewis Carroll ."

"I asked , taking a final gulp of my drink , and handing him the empty glass ."

"`` I'll try '' , I said , and sat for a moment thinking ."

"In the railway station at Berlin , a uniformed attendant was chanting , ' Foreigners this way ! !"

"`` We no longer have Tom Moore's and Longfellow's ' heart for any fate ' , either '' , I said ."

"`` Moore and Longfellow didn't have the fate that faces us '' , Moreland said ."

"`` One day our species promises co-existence , and the next day it threatens co-extinction '' ."

"`` You have visited England five times in the past quarter-century , I believe '' , my host said ."

`` Do you think we need a new Henry James to re-explore the Anglo-American scene '' ? ?

`` I am worried about the current meanings of the word funny .

"It now means ominous , as when one speaks of a funny sound in the motor ; ;"

"disturbing , as when one says that a friend is acting funny ; ;"

"He took his glass , clinked it against mine , and said , `` Toujours gai , what the hell '' ! !"

"`` Be careful of the word ' gay ' , for it , too , has undergone a change ."

My host went over and stared out the window at his peacocks ; ;

`` Is it true that you believe the other animals are saner than the human species '' ? ?

"She told the sheep , ' The world is coming to an end ' ! !"

"And the sheep said -- all in unison , I have no doubt -- ba-a-a ! !"

The sound mockery of sheep is like the salubrious horse laugh '' .

`` You think the Russians are getting ahead of us in comedy '' ? ?

"But , like Caesar , he has only one joke , so far as I can find out ."

"It consists in saying , ' That would be sending the goat to look after the cabbage ."

Why in the name of his non-God doesn't he vary it a bit '' ? ?

"`` You and I have fallen out of literature into politics '' , Moreland observed ."

"`` Now we are leaving humor and comedy behind again '' , Moreland protested ."

"`` Not in the largest sense of the words '' , I said ."

Complete power not only corrupts but it also attracts the mad .

There is a bitter satire for a future writer in that '' .

"`` Great satire has always been clearly written and readily understandable '' , I said ."

"During the last years of Woodrow Wilson's administration , a red scare developed in our country ."

This hysteria reached its height under the leadership of Senator Joseph McCarthy .

"New ideas were dangerous and must be repressed , no matter how ."

"Those who would suppress dangerous thoughts , credit ideas with high potency ."

they are priceless even though they cannot be recorded on a ledger page ; ;

Merely having a mental image of some sort is not the all-important consideration .

"Despite the clarity of his presentation , his idea was not of Einsteinian calibre ."

But have we not gone overboard in stressing their significance ? ?

What of his treatment of the Jew in The Merchant Of Venice ? ?

"If any had escaped expulsion by hiding , they certainly would not frequent the market-place ."

No Jew was on hand to boycott his financially struggling theater .

Shakespeare does not tell us that Shylock was an aberrant individual .

He sets him forth as being typical of the group .

He tells of his `` Jewish heart '' -- not a Shylockian heart ; ;

"This would make anyone crafty and cruel , capable of fiendish revenge ."

"If living Jews were unavailable for study , the Bible was at hand ."

Are we better off for having Shakespeare's idea of Shylock ? ?

"Thomas De Torquemada , Inquisitor-General of the Spanish Inquisition , put many persons to death ."

Let his bones and his memory rest in the fifteenth century where they belong ; ;

"Shakespeare's Shylock , too , is of dubious value in the modern world ."

"Ideas , in and of themselves , are not necessarily the greatest good ."

Will his words come to be treasured and quoted through the years ? ?

What of the efficiency of this natural instrument of free discussion ? ?

"That doctrine has been accepted by many , but has it produced good results ? ?"

"In the same vein , a certain short-story plot has been overworked ."

In time she presents her aristocratic husband with a coal-black child .

Is the world better for having this idea thrust upon it ? ?

Long ago they consigned the notions of Kyne and Dixon to the scrap heap .

For several generations much fiction has appeared dealing with the steprelationship .

"The stepmother , almost without exception , has been presented as a cruel ogress ."

Research into several cultures has proven her position to be a mistaken one .

"But ideas , just for the sake of having them , are not enough ."

"In the 1930's , cures for the depression literally flooded Washington ."

"For a time the President received hundreds of them every day , most of them worthless ."

"Ideas need to be tested , and not merely by argument and debate ."

We have recourse to the scientifically-trained specialist in the laboratory .

Debate in the political arena can be productive of good .

Debate rid us of McCarthy but did not give us much that is positive .

"It did something to clear the ground , but it erected no striking new structure ; ;"

it did not even provide the architect's plan for anything new .

He had two interests in life : the pleasures of the table and driving .

"The southward route was the classic run in California , and the most fashionable ."

"Gazing too long at the scenery could be tiring , so halts were contrived between meals ."

In the Spanish days Franciscan monks roamed here to collect the resin for incense .

It yields a fragrance as Orphic as that of the pastilles of Malabar .

My friend often breakfasted with Vernon on the morning of the regular tallyho run .

"This was an honor , like dining with a captain at his private table ."

"Its early morning patrons were coachmen , who fortified themselves for the day with that delicacy ."

"( Gastronomes have long argued about which came first , the Palace's or Antoine's ."

"After the meal , he and his guests went out to inspect the rig ; ;"

"this was merely a ritual , to please all hands concerned ."

"But for the start of the Santa Cruz run , the whip fell ."

The clients boarded the tallyho at the Palace promptly at seven .

"There are many ways of making a kedgeree , every one of which is right ."

Here is an original kedgeree recipe from the Family Club's kitchen :

"The omelet named for Ernest Arbogast , the Palace's chef , was even more in demand ."

"Sherry remained in his hotel suite , where he amused himself as best he could ."

"It was a post of honor , held inviolate for him ; ;"

Promptly at seven he would clatter out of the court with twelve in the tallyho .

The road maps of the region have changed since 1905 ; ;

"inns have burned down , moved elsewhere , or taken other names ."

they were no more on parade than was their driver ; ;

one fork of the road was as good as another .

"You arrive there in seersucker , and feel you were half-witted not to bring a mackintosh ."

"There was Wright's , for one , lost amongst trees , its wide verandas strewn with rockers ."

"It was the haunt of writer Ambrose Bierce , who admired its redwoods ."

"Contribute also an onion , a peeled tomato and two pickled gherkins , and a mashed lime ."

"Vineyards and orchards also grew around Wright's , and deer were rather a nuisance ; ;"

"But no one complained when they wound up , regardless of season , in venison pies ."

"Poach the apples in this syrup for twelve minutes , drain them , and cool ."

"`` You know , I've got one of your cars at home ."

"As a prominent industrialist , you ought to be interested in his nibs' support group ."

"A rush of memory swept him back , and he forgot Cap ."

How did he start on such a ride to brief glory ? ?

"Shortly after , Freddy had his usual proliferation of bold ideas ."

"he generally heard Freddy's suggestions without interest , being absorbed by his own prospering concerns ."

Another factor must have been the eventual disposal of Willis' fortune ; ;

"Feeling his power , Freddy looked for additional worlds to conquer ."

"Although not much desiring the account , he had been appointed advertising head of Zenith ."

"In the end , he said : `` I'm not enchanted by the proposition , sir ."

Can't you stay with what you have and wait till the dust settles '' ? ?

Willis glanced at the bound pages given him and shrugged .

I don't like to exhibit the deadly dampening effect of an elderly man's caution '' .

"I've caused him trouble before , and he's beginning to resent me ."

"`` One shouldn't mix commercial affairs with patriarchy , but in this case I have no choice ."

"Not to William's surprise , Freddy , Adam and Hamilton Richert prevailed ; ;"

"Zenith absorbed Allstates , stock transfers were arranged , and Freddy became president of the hyphenated combination ."

"He forgot about A-Z till , unhappily , he and Hamrick were proved correct ."

The Wisconsin plant turned out to be a white elephant .

"Confronted by a grim future , Freddy lost his nerve and plumped for a drastic liquidation ."

"Initially , Hamrick's reaction to A-Z going into the passenger car market was discouraging ."

"He was surprised and dubious , but impressed by the engineer and the report ."

"`` Your alternative is breathtaking '' , he said , `` and , I'm frank in saying , a bit mad ."

"`` I should explain : there's more here for me than advocating my little dream , there's you ."

"From shock and incredulity , most of the listeners went on to open resistance and animosity ."

"`` Oh , my God '' , Ham Richert said , `` a little child shall lead them ."

"Sure , Ticonderoga went broke in the low-priced market bucking the Big Three ."

"Their cars weren't small enough , they didn't have the power , they were old-fashioned ."

They tried to sell 'em on economy and simple merit .

We've all been rich and spoiled long enough to hate the machine age .

"Why not come down smartly in the world , in a chic fashion , with an Allstates-Zenith '' ? ?"

Mr. Willis made it evident that he had contributed his maximum .

"`` There's plenty of risk money '' , Ham Richert added , `` but not for anything this risky '' ."

He smiled at William and slowly rubbed his hands together .

"Sweat started out on William's forehead , whether from relief or disquietude he could not tell ."

"Across the table , Hamrick saluted him jubilantly with an encircled thumb and forefinger ."

`` I suppose I can never expect to call you ' General ' after that Washington episode '' .

Nothing but sand and a ridge of rocks sloping jaggedly to the water's edge .

His rock was special because no one on the beach could see him here .

Here was a perfect place to lie down and make believe .

"( One good thing about a suit of armor , his leg wouldn't show ."

"and when he woke up , his father was saying , `` Stop screaming , Quint ."

"While I'm gone you get brown and fat as a pig , hear ? ?"

"Look , I can put two fingers between the cords in the back of your neck ."

When you get back I'll probly be swimming better than Victoria .

"She called him `` Stuck-up -- that's why nobody plays with you , Mister Stuck-up '' ."

He unlaced his high brown shoes and took off the metal brace on his leg .

He wadded his sweat shirt into a ball and stripped down to his swimming trunks .

"He stood on the rock , a skinny , dignified boy surrounded by the ocean ."

She was holding on to his rock with one hand .

"She wore a bathing suit like his mother's , no straps on the shouders ."

"`` You shouldn't smoke so much '' , he said , unconsciously imitating Victoria's holier-than-thou voice ."

"Not having said `` hell '' before , he stumbled a bit before gathering momentum ."

"`` If I was your mama , I'd wop your tail off '' ."

`` Why don't you paint it red and white like a barber pole '' ? ?

"`` Holy mackerel , that's the most unique dog I ever saw '' , she said firmly ."

"`` His real name's DiMaggio , only we call him Maggie because he has to take tranquilizers ."

"Even though this is my rock , you can use it sometimes ."

"Same time , early , before the fog burned off , because she didn't like the sun ; ;"

He's got a long beard and picks his teeth with a fork .

then they scraped off the mold and made fish soup .

"As for dancing -- holy mackerel , he ought to see the gypsies in Jerez ; ;"

they danced on the sand till your blood got hot and danced with them .

"She made better pictures than any book he'd read , but he didn't say so ."

that his baby sister could spit up through her nose when she felt like it ; ;

Let's get dressed up -- the doctor's taking us out tonight '' .

And `` What time did the Chinaman go to the dentist ? ?

) Encouraged by her giggles he imitated Maggie who was crazy about ham .

"He described the ham decorated with pineapple and cherries , cooling on the porch ."

But it was such a nice thought that he nodded his head .

She said sharks have no bones and shrimp swam backward .

Her face turned pink with pleasure and a smothered cough .

`` You can always tell a real gentleman -- they got a certain je ne say quok '' .

He daydreamed on the rock while she swam and splashed around .

"As for his promise -- oh , he had plenty of time , buckets of time ."

"Same old breakfast till the phone rang , making his mother's voice shake with excitement ."

Quint closed the screen door quietly so Maggie wouldn't be scared .

It had started two years ago when he was in an iron lung .

Vice-president is Louis Berkman and the secretary-treasurer is Mark Ritter .

"Ritter is the builder of Oakwood Heights and president of Kahler-Craft Distributors , Inc. , Newburgh , N.Y. ."

"As a result of that attitude , others have been discouraged from trying central distribution ."

A new low capacity meter is the key that unlocks the situation at Oakwood Heights .

"Tri-State has acquired its exclusive distribution for the northern , principal heating states ."

There's an advantage in having a firm like Tri-State headed by a lawyer .

"These have to do with property rights , municipal official attitudes and a host of others ."

He must undertake complete servicing of the oilheating equipment to assure fine heating .

"Again , the oil man must read the meters at such intervals as he finds best ."

"Several financial institutions , both banks and insurance companies , have been sounded out ."

The Government housing agencies consider it feasible with one special stipulation .

It will accommodate firing rates as low as a half gallon an hour .

But in a new development where everything starts from scratch the solutions are simple .

But it's too early yet to go visit Oakwood Heights .

The big tanks were at the site but still sunning themselves .

"The oilheating industry is looking up , led by a revival of research and development ."

Every year about this time National Gargle Your Cooling System week rolls around .

It pays in the long ( hot ) run to take good care of the water works .

"Don't save the anti-freeze , even if it the expensive `` permanent '' type ."

"The word means it won't boil away easily , nothing else ."

"If a lot of rust shows in the drain , use a good flushing cleaner ."

"Of course , you'll want to use the softest water you can in your radiators ."

Be sure the bugs and dirt are blown out of the radiator fins .

Check the temperature gage and be sure it is working .

Dow says that the fluid can be used now for two years .

Check its inhibitor effectiveness before leaving it in during the summer .

"Spring and summer may be here officially , but those thermos stay in ."

"Be careful that you keep adequate coverage , but look for places to save money ."

First go over the type of coverage you now have .

Look for these features which may mean you can save :

Usually premium reductions can be obtained by applying deductibles to your liability plan .

Northern liberals are the chief supporters of civil rights and of integration .

They have also led the nation in the direction of a welfare state .

The name presumably derives from the French royal house which never learned and never forgot ; ;

"Most of them are Democrats and nearly all consider themselves , and are viewed as , liberals ."

Yet paradoxically my liberal friends continue to view Jefferson as one of their patron saints .

"I am naive , they say , to make use of such words ."

I take this to mean that the intelligent -- and therefore necessarily cynical ? ?

"The American liberal may , in the world of to-day , have a strong case ; ;"

"I am concerned here , however , with the Northern liberal's attitude toward the South ."

"'' This , for the liberals I know , would be an understatement ."

"In business circles , usually conservative , this sort of atmosphere would hardly be found ."

Nobody knows how many Southerners there are in this category .

I suspect that there are far more unreconstructed ones than the North likes to believe .

I never heard of a poll being taken on the question .

Since the Supreme Court's decision of that year this is more doubtful ; ;

Old attitudes are held more tenaciously in the Tidewater than the Piedmont ; ;

The social and psychological consequences of this continue to affect the area .

In certain respects defeat increased the persistent Anglophilia of the Old South .

"Southern resentment has been over the method of its ending , the invasion , and Reconstruction ; ;"

their fears now are of miscegenation and Negro political control in many counties .

It is hard to see how the situation could be otherwise .

"And therein , I feel , many Northerners delude themselves about the South ."

"For one thing , this is not a subject often discussed or analyzed ."

There seems to be almost a conspiracy of silence veiling it .

The situation of the South since 1865 has been unique in the western world .

And the great majority of these people are of Anglo-Saxon or Celtic descent .

"The fact is due mainly to international wars , both hot and cold ."

The North should thank its stars that such has been the case ; ;

but at the same time it should not draw false inferences therefrom .

"There is much truth in both these charges , and not many Bourbons deny them ."

"Many Northeners believe this , too , but few of them will say so publicly ."

"The Bourbon economic philosophy , moreover , is not very different from that of Northern conservatives ."

But those among the Bourbons who remain unreconstructed go much further than this .

"Their own easier , slower tempo is especially dear to Southerners ; ;"

Early in 1941 they were assigned to a script titled Hot Nocturne .

The lyricist's father was a lawyer who had branched out into real estate .

"His second wife , Lillian , was the mother of John H. Mercer ."

By the age of six young Johnny indicated that he had the call .

both were obviously on the way to the Mercer home .

"The mother inquired , `` Where's Johnny , and why did you leave him '' ? ?"

Young Mercer showed a remarkable lack of aptitude for both instruments .

Such speech differences made him acutely aware of the richness and expressivness of language .

He died before he could completely pay off his debts .

"`` That's Johnny '' , sighed the bank president , `` the best-hearted boy in the world , but absent-minded '' ."

"But Mercer hung on , living , after a fashion , in a Greenwich Village fourth-flight walk-up ."

"he just happened not to need any actor at the moment , however ."

"The lyric , Mercer remembers , was tailored to fit the unusual melody ."

"After leaving Whiteman , Mercer joined the Benny Goodman band as a vocalist ."

Mercer has also written both music and lyrics for several songs .

There were times that he worked with both lyricists simultaneously .

"Speaking of his work with Johnny Mercer , Arlen says , `` Our working habits were strange ."

"While Johnny made himself comfortable on the couch , I'd play the tunes for him ."

"After I would finish playing the songs , he'd just go away without a comment ."

"Arlen , too , worked on other projects at the same time with old friend Ted Koehler ."

"there'll be no more worry '' , matching the spiritual feeling of the jot ."

"This schedule became too strenuous , even for the energetic and conscientious Mr. Steinberg ."

"Yes : though not professional musicians , they were a music-loving family ."

Wasn't this an unusually young age to fill such a responsible post ? ?

In 1927 he succeeded Zemlinsky as opera director of the German Theater at Prague .

During his tenure he also fulfilled guest engagements at the Berlin State Opera .

In 1936 he accepted the leadership of the Berlin Kulturbund .

Seven years later he was asked to become director of the Pittsburgh Symphony .

Steinberg spoke with warmth and enthusiasm about Italy : `` Rome is my second home .

The forthcoming season in Pittsburgh also promises to be of unusual interest .

Other world premieres will be Gardner Read's Third Symphony and Burle Marx's Samba Concertante .

"Of course , I shall conduct Mahler and Bruckner works in the coming season , as usual ."

My Pittsburghers have become real addicts to Mahler and Bruckner '' .

"Like his late colleague , Mitropoulos , he reads mystery stories , in particular Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ."

Was the topic for a round-table discussion at the Bayerische Rundfunk in Munich .

"countered a twenty year old law student , `` you travel around the world ."

"`` But you want a job guaranteed when you return '' , I continued my attack ."

I think it is rather foolhardy to trust to luck '' .

what they feared most was war or political instability in their own country .

Many of today's developments in thermoforming stem from original work done with signs and displays ; ;

the art of preprinting in distortion was similarly perfected by the sign makers ; ;

"Four years ago , the company's entire line was devoted to neon signs ; ;"

"From the volume standpoint , the total market represented by the sign industry is impressive ."

What accounts for the rapid growth of plastics in the sign and display field ? ?

"Out of many factors which might be cited , five are most important : 1 ."

"a 3-by-6-ft. plastic sign weighs about 120 lb. , compared to 275-300 lb. for neon ."

The lighter weight also means less costly supports and mountings are needed .

"Finally , maintenance costs on plastic signs are much lower than on fragile neon signs ."

Vacuum- and pressure-formed sheet plastics fill the gap between cardboard and molded plastics .

"Internal illumination , protected from the elements , gives them powerful visual appeal at night ; ;"

during daylight hours their brilliant colors command attention and interest .

Its clarity and good optical properties are other important factors .

Spare sets of face panels simplify the change from one copy or message to another ; ;

new panels are exchanged for the old right in the field on a single trip .

Thus the film can be applied to back-lighted translucent plastics faces ; ;

"Frequently , the message must be changed at intervals to feature new products , price changes , etc. ."

"For large letters , e.g. thermoformed of acrylic or butyrate , there are other techniques ."

They are molded of a special weather-resistant formulation of Tenite butyrate .

"The sheets are extruded of Tenite butyrate by Jet Specialties Co. , Los Angeles , Calif. ."

Such a little thing to start with -- the car registration .

"`` Via must have it '' , I answered readily enough , recalling her last visit ."

"`` I'm sure she'd turn it over to you , if you'd rather ."

She looked as if she were accusing me of some fraud .

`` She must have taken the registration when she went to Walter's .

"Walter was giving me checks for my pay , the household bills ."

Had she been in such a turmoil that this had slipped her mind ? ?

`` It narrows down down down and finally there is no way out .

If I am not to be Mrs. Salter I am nothing '' .

Dolly Engisch was waiting there on the steps and she came running toward us .

"She screamed , and both women ran up to the house , and I followed ."

"It was Dolly and Mrs. Thaxter who were calling Via , everybody ."

And when they spoke they spoke to each other and not to me .

`` If I am not to be Mrs. Salter then I am nothing '' .

"Then was it a final desperate plea from her , to whom ? ?"

Hanging on and on past any man's patience some final stab of conclusion ? ?

She was found the day after at the bottom of the cliff .

"But I didn't really think it was as simple as that , nor did anyone else ."

Was it a hysterical release from the long strain of vigilance of those weeks ? ?

Even now I am appalled at how little anyone knows of what they really are .

"`` We all feel guilty '' , I turned away from her coldly ."

`` Why put such a high value on being top dog '' ? ?

"She was finally at rest in truth , of her own proud free choice ."

"At rest with my darling Ellen , the first Mrs. Salter ."

Via was in the parking lot when I went outside .

"Again I felt impelled to kneel , and reached back and pulled Via down ."

Jubal's conversations coming and going -- Jubal's words troubled him most ; ;

He felt a puppyish need for company as strong as his earlier necessity for quiet .

"He stepped out into the hall , was delighted to encounter a water brother ."

Ben and Stinky went home an hour ago and people started going to bed '' .

"`` I ought to be asleep , too , but I felt like a snack ."

"`` Come on , there's some cold chicken and we'll see what else '' ."

"he was considerate of their weakness , once he learned of it ."

"They picnicked by the pool , then lay back on the grass and looked at stars ."

the question was too wide for the sparse English language .

`` On the side toward the horizon -- the southern hemisphere -- it is spring ; ;

I now grok you are my people -- teach plants another way .

Mr. Booker T. W. Jones Food Technician First Class is not sad ; ;

He rolled toward her and took her in his arms .

"A long time later , by cosmic clock , she said , `` Mike ? ?"

"`` Well I've been ready a long time -- goodness , we all have , but never mind , dear ; ;"

"As they merged , grokking together , Mike said softly and triumphantly : `` Thou art God '' ."

This went faster than scheduled as the Martians were helpful .

Their meditations were approaching a violent cusp that would shape Martian art for many millennia .

You too were a stupid jackass until you poisoned me .

"Now that Short is Supreme Bishop he'll do all right , he can't help it ."

"Check with one of them , go ahead -- there's no professional jealousy here '' ."

"But , I'm telling you , it'll be turned down -- you don't understand the System yet ."

"Now look , there's work to be done and lots of it ."

"Otherwise , straighten your halo , square your wings , and dig in ."

The sooner you act like an angel the quicker you'll feel angelic .

Mike was of legal age and presumed able to defend himself in the clinches .

Jubal would not have minded it if service had not gone to pieces .

She called then to say she had a baby-sitter for that night .

Such a nice little thing -- lives right in the building '' .

It was past midnight and we were in bed when the phone rang .

"I stumbled through the hall , wondering who would be calling at this hour ."

That stupid girl might have gone off and left Francie '' ! !

But if you're worried you can go home and check '' --

"We're at Ken Thom's apartment , and when one couple leaves early everything falls flat ! !"

"`` Janice , could you possibly go over and make sure everything's all right ? ?"

Not for the dollar or so Nadine would give me .

"Chris was sound asleep , and I didn't see any sense in waking him ."

"`` It's all right '' , I said , as she started to look scared ."

I just came over to make sure everything was all right '' .

"`` I have to get up early for church tomorrow '' , she went on ."

`` I didn't know it was going to be this late '' ! !

I crossed the beautifully furnished living room to the pale yellow phone .

"I told Nadine everything was fine , and that I'd be getting on home ."

"There was a ragged edge to her voice now , as if she'd been crying ."

You know how gossip of that sort spreads through an apartment building '' --

Not a word of thanks for what I'd already done .

"Well , there wasn't any law that said I had to stay ! !"

"After I looked in at Francie , I went into the living room and waited ."

"I opened the door , and Wally stumbled in -- fast -- as if Nadine had pushed him ."

"Nadine strode over to him , and her pointed nails raked across his face ."

`` He's ruined us -- do you hear me -- he's ruined us ! !

"In the state she was in , she could actually kill him ! !"

"`` Now you just take it easy , and I'll make you some tea '' --"

And we don't have any money -- we don't have a dime ! !

I clamped my hand over her mouth to stop the stream of filth .

`` In the morning you and Wally can talk things out '' --

"She collapsed against me , as if everything inside her snapped ."

"I got her into bed , and sat with her until she had sobbed herself out ."

It was three o'clock before I figured it was all right to go .

Whether or not Wally lost his job was no concern of mine .

I snuggled up close to him -- loving him -- thankful for a man like him .

In the afternoon Nadine and Wally came over with Francie .

"Wally sat in our big chair , his hands between his knees , looking ready to cry ."

"`` I'd had all this trouble with the old man , that's why I drank so much ."

"Mr. Thom had gotten Wally on the phone , and fired him ."

"`` I thought I'd smooth things over through Ken '' , Wally said miserably ."

`` And told him right to his face he'd never slept with a woman '' ! !

I tried to quiet Nadine because the children were there .

"`` Things may smooth over yet '' , Chris said , his nice lean face grave with honest concern ."

But I couldn't help thinking that Nadine and Wally were getting just what they deserved .

"Worst of all , Wally had no training for any kind of work ."

"It was easy enough to say it , because of course we couldn't spare a cent ."

"It was incredible -- He gave me an embarrassed , pleading look ."

But it would only be for a couple of weeks -- until they get straightened out '' .

Straightened out -- They'd had years of making all that money ! !

`` Nadine was always too good to live in a little house like this ! !

"Well , now she can sleep in the street for all I care '' ! !"

"I didn't want to be like that , mean and bitter ."

It just seemed as if there was nothing else to do .

"At least we'll eat , I thought grimly as I put all the food away ."

"When she wasn't crying , she was in our bedroom fighting with Wally ."

`` You're too lazy to go out and look for another job .

"But it couldn't go on forever -- A couple of weeks , Chris had said ."

I figured I could stand practically anything for a couple of weeks .

"But the two weeks dragged into three , and they were still with us ."

Nadine's constant nagging had finally gotten Wally out of bed .

"`` You can get a job working in a grocery store , if nothing else '' ."

`` Those damn punks -- taking work away from men who need it '' .

"`` By fall they'll be back in school '' , I'd say , trying to sound encouraging ."

The obvious natural fact to ancient thinkers was the diurnal rotation of the heavens .

Nor did a constellation's stars vary in brightness during the course of their nocturnal flights .

The conclusion -- the distances of the constellations did not vary and their paths were circular .

"Moreover , the sun's path over earth described a segment of a great circle ; ;"

As early as the 6th century B.C. the earth was seen to be spherical .

"Additional philosophical considerations , advanced notably by Aristotle , supported further the circularity principle ."

Because motion which begins and ends at discrete places would ( e.g. for Aristotle ) be incomplete .

"Circular motion , however , since it is eternal and perfectly continuous , lacks termini ."

"Perfect , complete entities , if they move at all , do not move towards what they lack ."

They move only in accordance with what is in their natures .

"Thus , circular motion is itself one of the essential characteristics of completely perfect celestial existence ."

A candle alight in the air directs its flame and smoke upwards .

This gives a clue to the cosmical order of elements .

Thus earth has fallen to the center of the universe .

"It is covered ( partly ) with water , air is atop of that ."

The stars constitute an order of existence different from what we encounter on earth .

This is clear when one distinguishes the types of motion appropriate to both regions .

A projectile shot up from earth returns rectlinearly to its ' natural ' place of rest .

"But the natural condition for the heavenly bodies is neither rest , nor rectilinear motion ."

Being less encumbered by material embodiments they partake more of what is divine .

Let us re-examine the publicized contrasts between Ptolemaic and Copernican astronomy .

He might even suppose the planets to move at infinity .

It is engendered by confounding the Aristotelian cosmology in The Almagest with the geocentric astronomy .

Ptolemy recurrently denies that he could ever explain planetary motion .

This is what necessitates the nonsystematic character of his astronomy .

It is the chief merit in Copernicus' work that all his planetary calculations are interdependent .

He cannot describe eclipses without entertaining some form of a three-body problem .

"they are no longer a puzzling aspect of intricately variable , local planetary motions ."

"Another contrast stressed when discussing Ptolemaic vs. Copernican astronomy , turns on the idea of simplicity ."

It is often stated that Copernican astronomy is ' simpler ' than Ptolemaic .

Some even say that this is the reason for the ultimate acceptance of the former .

it involves a reduction in the number of epicycles from eighty-three to seventeen '' .

"This , of course , results from the non-systematic , ' cellular ' character of Ptolemaic theory ."

Calculations within the Copernican framework always raised questions about planetary configurations .

"Thus , in no ordinary sense of ' simplicity ' is the Ptolemaic theory simpler than the Copernican ."

This was not simpler but much more difficult than exercises within Ptolemy's astronomy .

The number of primitive ideas in systematically-simple theories is reduced to a minimum .

"This characterizes Euclid's formulation of geometry , but not Ptolemy's astronomy ."

"Copernicus , to an extent unachieved by Ptolemy , approximated to Euclid's vision ."

De Revolutionibus is not just a collection of facts and techniques .

1543 A.D. is often venerated as the birthday of the scientific revolution .

"But , considered within technical astronomy , a different pattern can be traced ."

That such deficiencies existed within Ptolemy's theory was not discovered de novo by Copernicus .

"Without abandoning too much , Copernicus sought to make orthodox astronomy systematically and mechanically acceptable ."

He did not think himself to be firing the first shot of an intellectual revolution .

"He planted the pansy seeds himself , buying them from a pansy specialist ."

Their seeds produce vigorous blooming plants half again the size of the unimproved strains .

I asked him if he took seeds from his own plants .

"Occasionally , when he had an unusual flower that he wanted more of he did ; ;"

It's best to buy them fresh from a dealer who is working to improve them .

"They germinate quickly , the tiny plants appearing in a week , and grow along lustily ."

"they'd rather have things rugged , with only moderate protection on the coldest days ."

If you do use a cold frame be sure that its ventilation is adequate .

This keeps it cool and moist and protects it from birds .

When the first sprinkling of green appears I remove the board .

Every time you transplant a pansy you cause its flowers to become smaller .

The moral is : don't transplant it any oftener than you must .

"lacking that , decayed manure spread over the bed is fine ."

Don't miss the pansies that appear from time to time through the winter .

"If those aren't enough for you , why not grow some just for winter blooming ? ?"

The pansies I cherished most bloomed for me in February during a particularly cold winter .

"( An unheated greenhouse would have been better , if I had had one ."

"Like strawberries in December , pansies are far more exciting in February than in May ."

"Nature's aim , different from ours , is to provide for the coming generation ."

"That done , her work is accomplished and she ignores the plant ."

Here is a word of advice when you go shopping for your pansy seeds .

"It is no harder to raise big , healthy , blooming plants than weak , sickly little things ; ;"

But you will never get better flowers than the seed you grow .

You will find that avocado is unlike any other fruit you have ever tasted .

"The flavor is neither sweet , like a pear , nor tart like an orange ; ;"

This happens on the grocer's shelf or in your kitchen .

"If the temperature is controlled properly , the avocado will delay its ripening until needed ."

"And unlike other fruits , one cannot eat the skin of the avocado ."

"The B vitamins are well represented , especially thiamin and riboflavin ."

"None of these values is destroyed , not significantly altered by refrigeration storage ."

"The study comprised 16 male patients , ranging in age from 27 to 72 ."

"Cady didn't come unglued easily , but this had not been a day of glad tidings ."

Hanford realized he had enrolled his son four years ago .

"This was the letter which would or would not enroll his son , David , in Hanford ."

"Look at Pete Alcorn , who hadn't missed a Hanford ball game in fifteen years ."

"Hanford College , Little Ivy League , had no room for football players with low grades ."

Cady looked at his own son's scholastic record with pride .

Good solid B average with a sprinkling of A's in math and science .

Getting elected president of the student body took a lot of time and politicking .

He didn't have to be told his son looked like him .

"David had the same gray eyes , high cheekbones , dark hair and a certain rugged ugliness ."

He turned back to the typewriter with a little more confidence .

"`` His interests range from astronomy and geology to electronics , tennis and swimming ."

His chief motivation for enrolling at Hanford is the desire to '' --

"Mr. Partlow banged his fist on the keyboard , ruining the letter ."

He paced to the window and looked at the city he had helped to build .

What a production to make of a letter commending your own son ! !

His eyebrow went up in amusement at his soul-searching panic .

He told Hanford his son wanted to go into the field of electronics .

He told Hanford his son had participated in numerous high-school activities .

He finished with a flurry of good wishes to Hanford College and signed the letter .

Better show it to Anne and see if he had omitted anything .

Yet the whole of Anne was something she had never learned in any college .

He whistled as he locked the office and grinned as he got on the elevator .

"`` You look like you just heard a real gasser , Mr. Partlow '' ."

"Cady looked at Tom , who had taken him up and down for fifteen years ."

When I went to college they begged you to come .

"Now you have to be well rounded , firm in motivation and pre-packed with knowledge '' ! !"

My John applied to six colleges before he got in '' .

"As he drove home through the thinning traffic , Cady felt the unease growing ."

"He hadn't told anyone , but he , too , had applied to five colleges for David ."

Nor did looking at Anne ease the tension as it usually did .

He liked her blond hair and the sprinkle of freckles across her nose .

From those navy-blue eyes she saw things as clearly and honestly as David did .

She always could sense the shag end of a woolly day .

"I know it is midweek , but it's only eight days before commencement ."

"Carefully he put down his steak knife and said loudly , `` Mr. Chairman '' ! !"

Cady Partlow's head came up like that of the proverbial fire horse .

Dave shrugged on his sports coat and picked up the car keys .

Charles Burke got turned down by Dartmouth and he is a straight-A student '' .

"Anne said it wasn't surprising because Charles was antisocial , a lone wolf , and completely one-sided ."

Anne waited until the door had slammed and picked up the coffeepot .

Your fur has been rubbed the wrong way and you show it .

"They want a letter from me on his motives , interests and leadership ."

That was when half the school was down with flu '' .

`` And he wasn't really elected treasurer of the science club .

He just took over the week Bill Daley was in the state basketball play-off '' .

He was mad about stars at the age of nine .

`` But he plays bass with Chief Crazy Horse and his Five Colts '' ! !

Even in that he never solos like Jack on guitar or Rich on sax .

He likes to play bass because he doesn't have to solo .

"Don't worry , Cady , he'll be back in the Beethoven fold by next year '' ."

"`` Maybe I am padding it a bit , Anne '' , he said ."

`` But you know how hard it is to get a boy into a good college .

`` Did you know he is advertising his ham-radio equipment for sale this weekend ? ?

Can you really say his motivation for college is electronics '' ? ?

Cady felt the jolt as though he had stepped off the curb on his heel .

For once Cady Partlow wished Anne would yell at him so he could yell back .

I won't be guilty of trying to run his life '' .

Anne picked up the towel she was hemming for the hospital guild .

But subconsciously you've wanted him to conform to your mold .

"You want him to be a leader of men , like you '' ."

"Not the kind of leadership you mean , working with lots of people ."

You can't run a war with ninety-nine generals and one private '' ! !

"Cady walked the block to the mailbox , almost ashamed of himself for arguing with Anne ."

of the stereotyped Negro servants chanting hymns as they plow the fields ; ;

This is not to say that the South is no longer agrarian ; ;

such a statement would be the rankest form of oversimplification .

In a mere half-century the South has more than tripled its urban status .

This represents a gradual change in an ever-present social problem .

"Then came this decision , which sped the process of gaining equality ( or perhaps hindered it ; ;"

Since 1954 the Negro's desire for social justice has led to an ironically anarchical rebellion .

The modern Negro has not made a decisive debut into Southern fiction .

Writers openly admit that the Negro is easier to write than the white man ; ;

"but they obviously mean by this , not a Negro personality , but a Negro type ."

"and the success of such an endeavor is , as suggested above , glaringly rare ."

The book concerned with the Negro's role in an urban society is rare indeed ; ;

"recently only Keith Wheeler's novel , Peaceable Lane , has openly faced the problem ."

Perhaps these writers have been too deeply moved by this romanticizing ; ;

"but they can hardly deny that , exaggerated or not , the old panorama is dead ."

He is too deeply steeped in William Faulkner and Robert Penn Warren .

There are almost no fictional treatments of the industrialized south '' .

"He has made it his , and his it remains , irrevocably ."

B'dikkat had turned to the next knot of people when the super-condamine hit Mercer .

The woman covered with growing hands came and sat beside them .

It was foolish and snobbish to wear clothing when none of these nice people did .

"He tried to tell the Lady Da , but the words weren't quite straight ."

"It was like the cap in the hospital , only a thousand times better ."

"The pain was gone , though it had been crippling the first time ."

The Lady Da forced the foremost of her bodies in an upright position .

"We can die , too , we can die like real people ."

With this he felt his lips thicken and his mind go slack .

"He was wide awake , but he did not feel like doing anything ."

"In that beautiful place , among all those companionable and attractive people , he sat and smiled ."

He endured the ministrations of the dromozoa without screams or movement .

The Lady Da and the hand-covered woman stayed near him .

the drug canceled out his needs for cycles of the body .

At last he noticed a return of the inwardness of pain .

He knew all the events which could take place on Shayol .

"She meant him well , but was in no condition for articulate speech ."

"The half-man woke , recognized Mercer and gave him a healthily sleepy grin ."

"`` No '' , said the half-man , `` a sort of eye-machine with real people doing the figures '' ."

But we never know how long a scene is going to take '' .

I'm inclined to think that they are about two Earth-weeks each '' .

Mercer himself could not tell how long it was before B'dikkat came back .

He saw the child-face grimace as the head was cut ; ;

The next time it was two legs growing from his chest .

"Lady Da smiled at him often , but there was no love in this place ."

"In between teratologies , she was a pretty and shapely woman ; ;"

"Thus events occurred , and victims changed in appearance , and new ones arrived ."

"Finally , Mercer did manage to follow B'dikkat to the door of the cabin ."

He had to fight the bliss of super-condamine to do it .

"B'dikkat grudgingly agreed , but he did not come out of the doorway ."

"`` Standard years -- eighty-four years , seven months , three days , two hours , eleven and one half minutes ."

"Mercer , despite his happiness , wept a little at the strange fate of B'dikkat ."

He remembered the last time he had eaten -- actual eggs from an actual pan .

"The dromozoa kept him alive , but he did not know how they did it ."

those who could talk declared it to be the breathing of Captain Alvarez .

"Her statement was a hope , not a truth in which they could believe ."

"The letter , scraped on stone , had been a message home ."

"Once , like you , I had one head , two hands , ten fingers on my hands ."

"Now I can only write , and that only when I get out of pain ."

I was slowly swimming down to the bottom of the sea .

"yielding-Mediterranian-woman- , she soothed me , and drew me deeper into her ."

"Perhaps if I took off the aqua-lung I could swim better , love my woman better ."

It was when I packed up what duds I had and went to Paris .

"It was no vacation , just me getting out after a bellyfull ."

"Wild kicks never are , but I hoped to dig up a better frame of mind ."

"Once before I had been to Paris , long before I married Valery ."

That first time was good and it stuck with me .

"All the women were beautiful , and the men were equal to them ; ;"

I didn't know a human could feed so fast and still be beautiful .

"She was blonde , and young , and nice and round in a tight white dress ."

Maybe her ravenous eating wasn't grotesque because she was so positive about it .

"`` Madame '' , I said with noblesse oblige because of the `` handsome '' -- `` yeah '' ."

"Now it was nine years later , and it wasn't spring but winter when I returned ."

I made the mistake of going to the Jour et Nuit .

The place was busy but I didn't feel like a Hun .

I sat waiting for Life to come along and sweep me up .

"After a few hours , Life hadn't showed , and I was crocked ."

I read the Tropic of Capricorn and the Tropic of Cancer .

I was turning over the idea of a good debauchery when I dozed off .

Sometime earlier the weather had turned cold and it was snowing .

There was dignity and beauty in the little white flakes falling through the blue night .

"I had on only a topcoat , but I wasn't cold ."

Pretty soon a woman came along carrying a folded umbrella as a walking stick .

"She saw me and sat down beside me , three feet away ."

She was another human being and happened to be a hustler .

I didn't much care if she were there or not .

"She was silent for a while , then said , `` Why are you so unhappy '' ? ?"

"She was trying to make a hole in my armor , and I didn't want it ."

She must have seen the ring on my left hand .

"`` Ah , Monsieur , it is not my business to wager it ."

This took me so funny I had to look at her .

"She smiled at me , but it was an awfully sad smile ."

"`` Non , non '' , she said , taking the bottle , `` not for that be sorry '' ."

"It's really rotten to drink good cognac like that , but I hadn't cared before ."

"There wasn't much light in the blue dark , but I could see her well ."

"No child , this tart , she must have been thirty-five or even forty ."

"Not good looking , but self-confident and wise so that it made her attractive ."

"I liked her , and all at once I was glad she was there ."

"I suppose we were cold , but we didn't feel it ."

We undressed and made love with the comfortable acceptance I had once known with Valery .

I decided thirty-five was the best estimate of her age .

"She had a funny little scar on her stomach , on the left side ."

"I felt wonderful , the absolute opposite of last night's melancholy ."

"I was hungry as a wolf , and my body felt lean and vital ."

"`` Bon jour '' , I said brightly , sitting up , which pulled the covers to her hips ."

"She looked good , with her short tousled hair and no make-up ."

I called downstairs for food and a toothbrush for her .

"She came out pink from a hot bath , and I gave her my robe ."

I wondered if I ought to go use the new one myself .

"The coffee wasn't very hot though , made in a filter pot , but it was good ."

We sat back comfortably on the bed with our last cups of coffee .

"`` You are very tactful , do you know , Stephen '' , she remarked ."

"`` Yes , because you didn't run off to use that new toothbrush '' ."

I raised my eyes to look at her in the mirror .

"She smiled all the way to her wise , sad eyes , and drained her own ."

It was like a long thin line drawn through a pink circle .

"The sommelier brought the wine first , a magnum instead of the bottle I had ordered ."

"I fixed him with a steely eye and said , `` What's this for ? ?"

"I thought that was pretty humorous , but I didn't laugh ."

This year several entries from Canada were entered which made the Junior Class International .

Forty-six of the 53 Juniors who mailed in entries were present .

I know because this is my 37th year with hardly a break .

"`` Take away your attitude '' , said Mrs. Long , `` and what have you left ? ?"

Without right attitude the other aids just do not work right '' .

"Mrs. Long wished all the Juniors luck in the Class and stated , `` Have fun ! !"

And may you all continue to show at Westminster in the years to come '' ! !

"The second speaker was Harvey Barcus , President of the Dog Writers Ass'n of America ."

`` Junior Showmanship is an extremely worthy project and should be earnestly encouraged '' ! !

"In closing , Mr. Barcus also wished all the Juniors luck in their Class ."

"From there on , each Junior was going to be judged individually ."

"This year Anne Hone Rogers , outstanding Handler , judged the Class ."

A Junior who won two or more wins in the Open Class was eligible .

Many adults showing at Westminster today are products of this Class .

She then went over them thoroughly giving each a strenuous test in showmanship .

Betty is 16 years of age and had several wins to her credit last year .

"Sydney Le Blanc , age 15 , Staten Island , N.Y. , showing a Doberman Pinscher , was 2nd ."

"Susan Hackmann , age 14 , from Baltimore , Md. , showing a Dachshund , was 3rd ."

Last year Susan also placed 3rd in the Finals at Westminster .

"Karen Marcmann , age 16 , Trapp , Penna. , showing a Keeshond was 4th ."

"In 1960 , there were 7287 entries in the Junior Classes ."

Such a Class was tried out successfully at the Westchester KC Show recently .

"`` No '' , he replies , `` full grown , adult show dogs , housebroken , and obedience-trained '' ."

In the morning we leave the room looking as neat as a pin ! !

Another week passed and even the missionaries were enjoying the voyage .

"The sickness was gone and , after all , the two young couples were on their honeymoon ."

"Finally , tiring of so monotonous a form of exercise , they decided to dance instead ."

"As for Adoniram , she found him to be `` the kindest '' of husbands ."

When May came the Caravan had already crossed the Equator .

"I can hardly think of this simple fare without exclaiming , oh , what a luxury ."

He had brought it along to continue during the voyage .

This was the Greek word most often translated as `` baptism '' .

John the Baptist used total immersion in the River Jordan for believers ; ;

Baptists and Congregationalists in New England were on friendly terms .

"Even Harriet could boldly write , `` I know not how it is ; ;"

Ann thrilled to the sight of a delicate butterfly and two strange tropical birds .

"Sometimes ships waited for days for such a man , but Captain Heard was lucky ."

"`` He looks as feminine as you can imagine '' , she decided ."

all day long the Caravan slowly made her way through the difficult passages .

"Alas , to Ann's consternation , his language while thus employed left much to be desired ."

Next morning the Caravan was out of the treacherous Bay .

"Slowly she moved up the Hooghli River , a mouth of the mighty Ganges , toward Calcutta ."

"Ann was entranced with the view , as were her husband and friends ."

Out came the journal and in it went Ann's own description of the scene :

"They are very small , and in the form of haystacks , without either chimney or windows ."

The pagodas we have passed are much larger than the houses '' .

"This is the most delightful trial I have ever had '' , she decided ."

"At last they saw Calcutta , largest city of Bengal and the Caravan's destination ."

Crowds flocked through the waterfront streets chattering loudly in their strange-sounding Bengali tongue .

"Though she did not then know its name , this strange new fruit was a banana ."

The Burmese appeared to have little knowledge of British power or any idea of trade .

"Cruel Burmese governors could , on the slightest whim , take a man's life ."

Unspeakable tortures or even execution might well be their fate .

"There is , however , one curious discrepancy in this broad and flattering picture ."

Diocesan authorities generally have not regarded this as their direct responsibility .

Community esprit de corps has been the protective shell which has made the achievement possible .

It is something more than the arithmetical sum of individual totals of piety and detachment .

This `` family-community '' spirit is the real explanation of the marvel of our achievement .

this aspect of the total picture has been commented upon often enough .

It would seem to represent esprit de corps run riot .

In the first place there is the obvious problem of recruiting high caliber personnel .

Much has been made of the fact that major Catholic institutions now guarantee firm tenure .

This is a significant advance but its import should not be exaggerated .

This is a problem that goes considerably beyond questions of salary and tenure .

In the case of academic personnel the `` feeling '' of participation can hardly be `` faked '' .

"Their collaboration in the Beethoven Second Symphony was lucid , intelligent and natural sounding ."

"The music sang nicely , sprinted evenly when necessary , was properly accented and balanced ."

"Fortunate for the music itself , it is not too frequent a visitor ; ;"

"if it were , its heavily chromatic harmonies would soon become cloying ."

Mr. Paray resisted the temptation to over-emphasize the melodic elements of the score .

"He did not let the strings , for instance , weep , whine or get hysterical ."

"Mr. Skolovsky's approach to the concerto was bold , sweeping and tonally percussive ."

"He swept through the music with ease , in a non-sentimental and ultra-efficient manner ."

"An impressive technician , Mr. Skolovsky has fine rhythm , to boot ."

A school of thought has it that those attributes are exactly what this concerto needs .

and the composer himself was called the `` age of steel pianist '' .

"Taken as a whole , though , it was a strong performance from both pianist and orchestra ."

This was composed last year as a salute to the automobile industry .

"It runs a little more than ten minutes , is workmanlike , busy , methodical and featureless ."

"`` La Gioconda '' , like it or not , is a singer's opera ."

"And so , of course , it is a fan's opera as well ."

"One of those parts is that of evil , evil Barnaba , the spy ."

"Part of this characterization was , of course , accomplished with the vocal chords ."

unfortunately his voice was out of focus and often spread in quality .

If only they and Fausto Cleva in the pit had got together a bit more .

The English have managed to hold onto their madrigal tradition better than anyone else .

The elements of elegance and color in Jannequin are strong French characteristics .

"In France , it remained always more picturesque , more dancelike , more full of flavor ."

"If Couperin shows the fashionable trend , the others do so all the more ."

This was not a program intended to illustrate authentic folk styles .

"What a silly , artificial way of life , Chabrier and his librettists chuckle ."

"The simple , clever production was also able to tread the thin line between those extremes ."

The work was presented as the final event in the Town Hall Festival of Music .

We no longer use the particular terms of Lessing and Victor Hugo .

Comparable visions of life are at work in Antigone and Romeo And Juliet .

Oedipus and Lear attain similar insights by virtue of similar blindness .

Shakespeare is closer to Sophocles than he is to Pope and Voltaire .

To say this is to set aside the realness of time .

"In Greek tragedy as in Shakespeare , mortal actions are encompassed by forces which transcend man ."

"We cannot conceive of Oedipus without a Sphinx , nor of Hamlet without a Ghost ."

And the entirety of the natural world is party to the action .

The tragic stage is a platform extending precariously between heaven and hell .

Those who walk on it may encounter at any turn ministers of grace or damnation .

Oedipus and Lear instruct us how little of the world belongs to man .

Modern roosters have lost the art of crowing restless spirits back to Purgatory .

The wheel of social life spun around the royal or aristocratic centre .

"Its sphere is that of royal courts , dynastic quarrels , and vaulting ambitions ."

And the fate of such men has tragic relevance because it is public .

"Agamemnon , Creon , and Medea perform their tragic actions before the eyes of the polis ."

"Similarly the sufferings of Hamlet , Othello , or Phedre engage the fortunes of the state ."

They are enacted at the heart of the body politic .

Princes and factions clashed in the open street and died on the open scaffold .

The art of Defoe and Richardson is founded on an awareness of this great change .

"Behind the tragic hero stands the chorus , the crowd , or the observant courtier ."

Classic mythology and Christianity are such architectures of the imagination .

They are the essential force behind the conventions of tragedy .

And their chroniclers are not the dramatic poets but the prose novelists .

The romantics were the immediate inheritors of this tremendous change .

They were not yet prepared to accept it as irremediable .

It is thus that the brightness of Helen passes through Marlowe's Faustus .

"The Bishop looked at him coldly and said , `` Take it or leave it '' ! !"

Wilson came by train from Birmingham and looked the city over ; ;

the rather pleasant white city was on the hill where the chief stores were .

In the midst of this crowded region was the Allen African Methodist Episcopal Church .

"It was an old and dirty wooden structure , sadly in need of repair ."

"It had just suffered a calamity , the final crisis in a long series of calamities ."

The characteristic thing about this church was its Amen corner and the weekly religious orgy .

"A knot of old worshippers , chiefly women , listened weekly to a sermon ."

It was often re-enacted in less wild form at the Wednesday night prayer meeting .

"Wilson , on his first Sunday , witnessed this with something like disgust ."

He sympathized with them on the loss of their old pastor .

"But then , at mention of that name , the Amen corner broke loose ."

Then Wilson looked over the church and studied its condition .

"The children had nowhere to go and no place to play , not even sidewalks ."

"Undoubtedly , there was a good deal of gambling in both ."

One of the leading members of the Amen corner was cook ; ;

Why should a white hotel be set down in the center of Black Bottom ? ?

He was not sure what kind of a man he had in hand .

The Presiding Elder was sure that that would be impossible .

"But when this proposal was made to his Deacon Board , he met unanimous opposition ."

It was hardly possible to get any argument on the subject .

"`` Reverend '' , he said , `` I think you don't quite understand the situation here ."

"Tenements , stores , saloons , some gambling , I hope not too much ."

When a city has arranged things like this you cannot easily change them .

"Then Wilson asked , `` What about this Kent House which you mention ? ?"

I don't understand why a white hotel should be down here '' .

You'll have to find out about it on your own .

It was next day that Sojourner came and sat beside him and took his hand .

"She said , `` My dear , do you know what Kent House is '' ? ?"

`` It's a house of prostitution for white men with white girls as inmates .

"They hire a good deal of local labor , including two members of our Trustee Board ."

"And after Wilson had talked to Mrs. Catt and to others , he was absolutely amazed ."

"The inmates were white and from out of town , avoiding local friction ."

The backing from the white town was greater and there was little publicity .

"Good wages , patronage and subscription of various kinds stopped open protest from Negroes ."

And yet Wilson knew that this place must go or he must go .

"Thomas the elder married twice , had seventeen children , and died in 1615 ."

Wherefore I thynke yow maye doo good yff yow can have money '' .

"William Parsons and William Walford , drapers , asked Quiney to see to business matters in London ."

& 20 more Mr. Peeter Rowswell tooke order with his master to paie for mee '' .

Further letters in November mention that Sir Edward paid forty pounds .

another I bought there to bring me home 7 weeks ; ;

and I was six days going thither and coming homewards ; ;

He also sued them for taking toll of grain at their market .

The season in San Francisco will open with a special Gala Concert on November 22 .

"pianists Leon Fleisher , Ruth Slenczynka and Stephen Bishop and conductor Earl Bernard Murray ."

that its choreography is undistinguished and its score a shapeless assemblage of self-plagiarisms .

"In other words , no merely male creature can resist that corps de ballet ."

"The production , designed by Simon Virsaladze , was completely traditional but traditional in the right way ."

Sustaining members may sign up at $25 for the ten-concert season ; ;

"After all , this year's movies are next year's television shows ."

It has been billed as a towering monument to immorality .

All the sins of ancient Rome are said to be collected into this three-hour film .

"If that's all the Romans did , it's a surprise to me that Rome fell ."

Most of the emphasis has been placed on a `` wild party '' at a seaside villa .

The Dolce Vita get-together boasted a strip tease ( carried as far as a black slip ) ; ;

Apparently Fellini caught the crowd when its parties had begun to pall .

What a swinging group they must have been when they first started entertaining ! !

"But this doesn't detract from its merit as an interesting , if not great , film ."

The wardrobe for a foreign bomb is a little expensive .

The present crop of small cars is enriching American humor .

My car gulped 20 gallons without even wiping its mouth .

"When I wheeled about , finned fore and aft , I was the darling of the doormen ."

Dollar bills skidded off my hands and they tipped their caps politely .

( The last doorman that saw me do that should calm himself .

High blood pressure can get the best of any of us .

"The nude was small and black-haired and elfin , and was called `` Eloise '' ."

The other patrons were taxi drivers and art students and small shopkeepers .

The reporters had not yet discovered that this was his hideaway .

the distant ship isn't there until you get the focus .

I'm sure all girls feel this way about men until they live with them .

"`` But when it comes to war , the Colonel knows what it is and Jeff doesn't ."

There'd been a pretty bad incident back at the Marine base .

It just didn't occur to Trig that anything serious would happen to him .

Do you get the picture of the kind of fellow he was '' ? ?

"We knew the enemy was subdued , because a flare was fired as the signal ."

"Two of our men were killed , a third was wounded ."

`` The Negro got a bad slice on his chest from the knife wound '' .

So you see Mr. Christiansen knows what it's all about .

He had not because he was both poor and ambitious .

"He made the decision with his eyes open , or so he thought ."

He had to teach himself patiently that these traps were not for him .

More of this stamping down of human emotion as a young lawyer in New York .

"Lawrence could not put his finger on it precisely , and this worried him ."

"When you disliked or distrusted a man , you should have a reason ."

"the pattern of the Oriental rug , the delicate cut-glass chandelier ."

This young man had so little time to learn he had to be curious ; ;

"He merely said , `` Any good decorator these days can make you a tasteful home '' ."

"Again , Lawrence thought a little sadly , these were the fees of poverty and ambition ."

Boxell did not have the chance to grow up graciously .

He had to acquire everything he was going to get in four years .

"`` So , we have to protect the old man for his own good ."

He's telling them now to write letters to their Congressmen opposing the disarmament of Germany .

One diplomat described the tenor of Secretary of State Dean Rusk's speeches as `` inconclusive '' .

The United States hopes that any future Lao Cabinet would not become Communist dominated .

How effective have Kennedy administration first foreign policy decisions been in dealing with Communist aggression ? ?

He was critical of what he feels is President Kennedy's tendency to be too conciliatory .

"Mr. Nixon , for his part , would oppose intervention in Cuba without specific provocation ."

Strenuous efforts were made to remove pin pricking from administration statements .

Policies on nuclear test ban negotiations were reviewed and changed .

But thus far there has been no response in kind .

Again and again it asked the Communists to `` freeze '' the military situation in Laos .

But the Communists aided the Pathet Lao at an even faster rate .

The administration declared itself in favor of a neutralized Laos .

The game is not worth the ammunition it would cost .

"Pike's honor would now come under attack , but not by Woodruff himself ."

He said Pike had stolen mules from Harris during the Santa Fe expedition ; ;

"The charges caught Pike off balance , coming as they did from an unexpected quarter ."

And Pike never did find out if Robinson was really responsible for the `` Vale '' letter .

"`` We think the governor treated us rather shabbily , to say the least of it ."

He got a good fat job and we congratulate him on his good luck .

Woodruff was now impaled on the horns of a dilemma .

"For some reason , none of them were impressed with the territorial capital ."

His artistic accomplishments guaranteed him entry into any social gathering .

`` Signal '' is choreographed for three male dancers to an electronic score by Alwin Nikolais .

"Indeed , both `` Journal '' and `` Signal '' qualify as instructive catalogues of modern-dance calisthenics ."

Nor did the dancing involved really seize the attention at any time .

Mr. Cliburn gave the slow movement some of the quality of a Chopin Nocturne .

"The collaboration was remarkable , as it was in both the other movements , too ."

The orchestra was obviously on its mettle and it played most responsively .

Igor Oistrakh will be the next soloist on Feb. 4 .

Yet there is the classic case of the Gershwins' `` The Man I Love '' .

Norman Paris has provided them with extremely effective orchestral accompaniment

"Rudy Vallee , who shares star billing with Mr. Morse , makes only two appearances ."

"The Artkino presentation , with English titles , opened on Saturday at the Cameo Theatre ."

"Unfortunately , the whole picture hinges on this romance , at the expense of everything else ."

This group in Park Place Church was made up of the earnest few .

I was drawn deeper and deeper into these concerns and responsibilities .

I went to the Christian Endeavor Society and to the evening service of the church .

Much of this lacked the active support of the pastor .

At least I had been unable to lay hold on the experience of conversion .

"I was familiar with Pilgrim's Progress , which I read as literature ."

In the rhyming catechism this doctrine is worded thus : `` In Adam's fall We sin-ned all '' .

and the doctrine of original sin is compounded of injustice .

Some of these thoughts -- not all of them -- have taken organized form in later years .

The actual impelling force which severed me from evangelical effort was of another sort .

I became disgusted at being so preoccupied with the state of my own miserable soul .

As we observe moral law and physical law they appear as being inevitable .

They are not true because scientists or prophets say they are true .

It is not the authority of God Himself which makes them true .

"With this conviction , the partition between the sacred and the secular disappears ."

another by giving away his property in order to help his fellow man .

or to let the ethical be superseded by the purposive .

"This viewpoint I find interesting , but it has never weighed on my soul ."

"To obey the moral law is just ordinary common sense , applied to a neglected field ."

This truth that the moral law is natural has other important corollaries .

One of them is that it gives meaning and purpose to life .

The Australian aborigine is the conventional exemplar of degraded humanity ; ;

"Persons , whether white , black , brown or yellow , are a concern of God ."

Respect for personality is a privilege and a duty for us as brothers .

"In the face of the unfolding universe , our ultimate attitude is that of wonder ."

Wonder is indeed the intellectual gateway to the spiritual world .

None of these discoveries were neatly rounded off bits of knowledge .

Each faded out into the unexplored areas of the future .

"One such is Abraham Meyer , the writer of a recent book , Speaking Of Man ."

Bellows made the request while the all-woman jury was out of the courtroom .

"`` The statements may be highly prejudicial to my client '' , Bellows told the court ."

`` Some of the defendants strongly indicated they knew they were receiving stolen property .

He said evidence was obtained `` in violation of the legal rights of citizens '' .

Wexler has denied repeatedly that coercion was used in questioning .

He said this constituted a `` very serious misuse '' of the Criminal court processes .

Karns had been scheduled this week to hear seven cases involving 35 persons .

Similar payroll tax boosts would be imposed on those under the railroad retirement system .

"These would be paid for out of general , not payroll , taxes ."

Hospital outpatient clinic diagnostic service for all costs in excess of $20 a patient .

Community visiting nurse services at home for up to 240 days an illness .

It is a program of prepayment of health costs with absolute freedom of choice guaranteed .

He further proposed grants of an unspecified sum for experimental hospitals .

He also asked Congress to approve establishment of a national child health institute .

The President said he will ask Congress to increase grants to states for vocational rehabilitation .

Those who backed a similar plan last year hailed the message .

Only 11 senators were on the floor and there was no record vote .

Another element to concern the choreographer is that of the visual devices of the theatre .

"But Robert Rauschenberg , the neo-dadaist artist , has collaborated with several of them ."

Mr. Nikolais has made a distinctive contribution to the arts of costume and decor .

"In fact , he calls his productions dance-theatre works of motion , shape , light , and sound ."

"Thus , the avant-garde choreographers have extended the scope of materials available for dance composition ."

He may even alter the pattern by applying a scheme of random numbers .

"But he cannot order his elements by will , either rational or inspired ."

Musicians who use the chance method also exclude subjective control of formal development .

Some let dances take their form from the experience of creation .

"According to Katherine Litz , `` the becoming , the process of realization , is the dance '' ."

Alwin Nikolais objects to art as an outpouring of personal emotion .

It is through the metamorphosed dancer that the germ of form is discovered .

The theme may be the formation of a shape from which other shapes evolve .

"It may be a reaction to a percussive sound , the following movements constituting further reactions ."

Movements unfold freely because they are uninhibited by emotional bias or purposive drive .

He bases his approach on the belief that anything can follow anything .

"Chance , he finds , enables him to create `` a world beyond imagination '' ."

At one side of the stage a dancer jumps excitedly ; ;

"nearby , another sits motionless , while still another is twirling an umbrella ."

"they look straight at the audience , not at each other ."

Their consequences are irrelevant -- or there are no consequences at all .

he may take slips of paper from a grab bag .

he adheres to its dictates as faithfully as he can .

He must rearrange matters so that two performers do not bump into each other .

"In the course of its inquiry , it took testimony from only seven witnesses ."

"It heard Bang-Jensen twice and his lawyer , Adolf A. Berle , Jr. , once ."

"On January 18 , Ernest Gross conducted a press conference at the U.N. lasting an hour ."

"Here , he openly attacked Bang-Jensen and referred to his `` aberrant conduct '' ."

"The four , bundled in overcoats , mounted to the wind-swept roof of the U.N."

In one of these he said were notes on the identities of the eighty-one refugees .

The Gross group had been formed for the express purpose of advising the Secretary General .

"Gross's , being `` outside '' the U.N. applied only to a physical state , not an objective one ."

"`` Until this Hungarian Committee matter came up , Bang-Jensen was a fine and devoted individual ."

"`` Yes '' , Gross went on , `` Bang-Jensen was an up-and-coming young man ."

"Never well known , but he had done his work competently ."

Gross had received Marshall courteously and they were discussing the case .

"Gross was behind a clean-top desk , only a manila folder before him ."

"Outside the office windows , twenty-four stories above Wall Street , a light rain was falling ."

"You know , Bang-Jensen characterized your Committee as having prejudged his case '' ."

"`` I think our report sums up our finding '' , Gross answered ."

`` What I'd like you to comment on is the criticism leveled at your Committee '' .

He claimed that the release of the preliminary findings was ' prejudicial to his position ' '' .

`` I thought the entire report was going to be confidential from beginning to end .

But you know Bang-Jensen launched an active campaign against us in the press .

"It was getting so that we , the Committee , were being tried ."

`` The reason for that report was to settle the matter of the list .

`` How about your press conference three days later -- what was the reason for that ? ?

Bang-Jensen never explained what the documents or papers were that he had in his possession .

"`` It was foolish of him to keep them , whatever they were ."

"He could have been blackmailed , or his family might have been threatened ."

"We attempted to conclude this , and did so by having the papers burned ."

Hammarskjold believes the U.N. is an organization that settles matters in a procedural way .

`` What did you think about Bang-Jensen's contention of errors and omissions in the Hungarian report '' ? ?

Gross reached in his desk and pulled out two newspaper clippings .

One was an article on the U.N. by Alice Widener from the Cincinnati Enquirer .

The other was by Chesly Manley in the Chicago Daily Tribune .

"He probably didn't mean to write it this way , or maybe he did ."

"There wasn't any ' violent argument ' between Bang-Jensen and Shann , as the Tribune puts it ."

' I've found errors and I want you to look them over .

So once again Shann had to argue with him about this .

"And after all this , Shann went over all that Bang-Jensen had brought up '' ."

"( Shann's own report , Peter Marshall reflected , describes the encounter as `` immoderate '' ."

"When I speak of how Shann felt , I know well ."

"Don't forget , I am an old member of the club , a former delegate ."

I think you are being unfair to take these things up now .

It appeals to those who were frustrated in the outcome of the Hungarian situation .

"Don't forget , the U.N. did no more than the United States did ."

It takes a great deal of sophisticated thought to get the impact of this fact '' .

"Ernest Gross replied the next day , putting the suspended diplomat's fears to rest ."

The group conducting the review is not holding formal hearings .

"J. A. C. Robertson , after serving Gross one week , left for England ."

"But for students of musical forms and would-be classifiers , the work presents its problems ."

"Some renditions are of symphonic dimensions , with the contrabass given free rein ."

Other interpretations present the music as an essentially intimate creation .

"This is a serious-minded interpretation , but it is never strait-laced ."

The piano performance on this Trout is one that really demands a search for superlatives .

"Turning to the more modern versions , Curzon's ( London ) offers the most sophisticated keyboard work ."

"Why , for example , does he favor two tempos , rather than one , for the third movement ? ?"

The Glazer-Fine Arts edition ( Concert-Disc ) is a model of lucidity and organization .

"( Babin has acquired some of Schnabel's keyboard manner , but his playing is of limited insight ."

"Seen in perspective , many of these releases have a genuine claim to be milestones ."

Records sound like records because they provide a different sort of experience than live music .

"A contributing factor is the perspective , the uniform aesthetic distance which is maintained ."

The music is always allowed the living space needed to attain its full sonority ; ;

The timbre remains that of the instruments unclouded by resonance .

For me it has more of both elements than the majority of its competitors .

The engineering provides exactly the support needed for such a result .

The Command technique invites you to listen to the depth of the orchestration .

Two letters had arrived for Miss Theresa Stubblefield : she put them in her bag .

This was her first day in Rome and it was June .

An enormous sky of the most delicate blue arched overhead .

"So here it was , here was Italy , anyway , and terribly noisy ."

"Glad to be alone , Theresa climbed the splendid outdoor staircase that opened to her left ."

Something special was going on here just now -- the annual display of azalea plants .

She had heard about it the night before at her hotel .

"In Rome , all over Europe , she intended to move very slowly indeed ."

"Theresa sat with her letters in her lap , breathing Mediterranean air ."

"Of course , one of them would have to go and do this ! !"

And how on earth did I ever get this letter anyway ? ?

She had reason indeed to wonder how the letter had managed to find her .

"All the fine old stock was dying out , look at the world today ."

`` I hate to call the doctor but if this keeps up I'll just have to ! !

"`` Of course ( George's letter continued ) , there are practical problems to be considered ."

But there is more in this than meets the eye .

A new bathroom would certainly have to be put in .

The wallpaper in the back bedroom is literally crumbling off .

"I'll start sneezing in a minute , sitting on these cold steps ."

"Yet here they were obviously thought to be handsome , and felt themselves to be so ."

"Carrozza rides in the park , the Colosseum by moonlight , he specialized ."

"The lady with the alligator bag registered interest , doubt , then indignation ; ;"

She cast about as though looking for a policeman : this really shouldn't be allowed ! !

They would not care if all of Europe were to sink into the ocean tomorrow .

"She arranged the letters carefully , one on top of the other ."

"But the rest of it , the main part , wasn't based on logic at all ."

It was just going to be one of those days .

"For the thousandth time , I wished I'd chosen some nice , nine-to-five , five-days-a-week profession ."

"Actually , I shouldn't complain , I told myself in the shaving mirror ."

"I was lucky in lots of ways , no doubt about it ."

"As usual , Gladdy's bright smile greeted me at the breakfast table ."

"Oh , I knew that I couldn't give myself all the credit for her decision ."

"But once I was alone again , driving to the hospital , the heaviness returned ."

"If she and Pete were really getting serious , I'd have to do some hard thinking ."

"Pete was down on Seven , Dick told me , and he'd meet us there ."

"Seven is a women's floor and , as it happened , not very busy right then ."

"`` I haven't seen her yet , but I hear she's a lulu '' ! !"

"The ward was a small one , four beds , kept reserved for female alcoholics ."

We didn't get many at Fairview and they were never pretty sights .

"They'd cleaned her up some , of course , and she'd pretty much slept off her drunk ."

But there was something about her -- and I felt my lips forming a name .

"She looked about sixty , though I recalled that the chart gave her age as forty-four ."

"Her coarse hair was two-colored -- bleached blonde and its real , dirty gray ."

"she'd been picked up downtown , passed out in the doorway ."

"We'd keep her a day or two , and the AA people would talk to her ."

"But if she wasn't interested , she'd just go back to the same life she'd left ."

But those penetrating eyes -- I had to turn my head away .

It was then that I saw what the drawn-back covers revealed .

"Late in the afternoon , I was up on Seven again ."

"On my way to the elevator , I ran into Pete ."

"`` I've got the results on the Bancroft smear test '' , he said ."

`` Well '' -- I didn't -- I didn't ever want to see that woman again .

We'll do a D. and C. and get her permission for a hysterectomy .

"Maybe it's nothing , maybe it's intraepithelial or in situ -- can't take any chances '' ."

"`` If you can keep her here that long '' , Pete said wryly ."

"`` Groggins tells me she's started badgering already , wants to get out ."

"`` I sure can't complain about the service in this place '' , she said ."

"There was something almost insulting in her tone , but I disregarded it ."

"Actually , I rather doubt that we'll have to do this ."

"Even if we do , you'll be out of here in a week , probably '' ."

"`` You shouldn't tell your little secrets outside of the patient's door '' , she said ."

`` I'm not going to be one of your guinea pigs .

Even her voice had taken on a more cultivated tone .

"This was someone who'd come down in the world , I thought ."

"`` You haven't got cancer '' , I said as strongly as I could ."

"She could have found out my first name , of course -- that wouldn't be difficult ."

"But there was that something , some echo in the way she spoke ."

"She was watching me intently , a funny little half-smile on her lips ."

Think I'm going to make you introduce a drunk as your wife ? ?

The last thing I remember is a bar in San Diego '' --

"The way she spoke , her flat acceptance of her alcoholic blackout , made me shudder ."

I looked at the pathetic wreck of a woman before me .

"Let her out , let her out -- that would be the solution , wouldn't it ? ?"

I almost ran over the snake before I could stop the tractor in time .

"Go out of the furrow , snake , I said , but it did not move at all ."

The eyes were clear and black and the slender body was arched slightly .

I was afraid to look for fear the evil might still be going on .

He was eleven and we had done many things together .

I stopped the tractor and climbed down and the boy came eagerly up to me .

"I looked closely at his eyes , and he was already innocent ; ;"

the killing was already forgotten in that clear mind of his .

"`` No , you cannot '' , I said , pushing aside the water jar he offered to me ."

"`` Yes '' , he said , eagerly , beginning a kind of dance of excitement ."

`` You know there are no poisonous snakes in this area .

`` They are ugly and they eat chickens and I hate snakes '' .

"`` You killed it because you wanted to kill it , for no other reason '' ."

"The boy skipped along beside me , and he was contented with what he had done ."

"I'm sorry , I thought to the snake , for you were beautiful ."

`` I'm going to tell everybody how big a snake I killed '' .

He came up and was going to push at it with his heavy shoes .

"I could see the happiness in the boy's eyes , the gleeful brutality ."

"He looked up at me , puzzled , and he swayed his head from side to side ."

The pulsating vibration of energy clutches at the pit of your stomach .

Never before has the introduction of a weapon caused so much apprehension and fear .

"With a nation defenseless before it , why would the attacker spare the victim's people ? ?"

Wouldn't the wanton destruction of cities and people be the logical act of complete subjugation ? ?

"The will of its people , so crucial in time of peril , would be broken ."

Nuclear weapons have given the world the means for self-destruction in hours or days ; ;

and now rockets have given it the means to destroy itself in minutes .

It should be appallingly apparent that city-trading is not a profitable military tactic .

ICBMs have given us a capability which could be used in two different ways .

We must determine whether missiles can win a war all by themselves .

"Missiles are very valuable weapons , but they also have their too little known limitations ."

Let us suppose the Russians decide to build a rail-mobile ICBM force .

"Why , then , aren't we planning a larger , more important role for manned military aircraft ? ?"

"War , under these circumstances , cannot be one massive exchange of nuclear devastation ."

The forces which survive the initial attack must be found and destroyed .

"But , how does one go about the job of finding and destroying mobile forces ? ?"

They are not susceptible to wholesale destruction by ballistic missile .

"However , the aircraft which we have today are tied to large , `` soft '' airfields ."

"but the airfield , on which the aircraft is completely dependent , is doomed by the missile ."

"This makes today's aircraft a one-shot , or one mission , weapon ."

Aircraft are mighty expensive if you can use them only once .

Put aircraft in `` bomb-proof '' hangars when they are on the ground .

"Build long-range aircraft which can take off from small ( 3,000-foot ) airfields with runways ."

"Using very high thrust-to-weight ratio engines , develop a vertical-takeoff-and-landing ( VTOL ) long-range military aircraft ."

We could put a portion of our strategic bombers in such shelters .

"With powerplants such as these , vertical takeoff and landing combat aircraft could be built ."

"For example , a 12-to-one engine would power a supersonic VTOL fighter ."

"With a 15-to-one engine , a supersonic aircraft weighing 300,000 pounds could rise vertically ."

"When aircraft are no longer helpless on airfields , they are no longer vulnerable to Aj ."

"Our first necessity , at the very outset of war , is post-attack reconnaissance ."

In a few years we will have SAMOS ( semiautomatic missile observation system ) .

"A ballistic missile cannot , today , tell you if it was successful or unsuccessful ."

SAMOS will be hard put to see through clouds -- and to see in the dark .

It would be priceless to have an aircraft to gather that post-attack reconnaissance .

It could operate under the clouds and perform infrared photography through clouds and at night .

"the moral powers no more than the physical and mental , can bear overstraining ."

"And , in the last case , a bitter disappointment but too often meets the confiding nature ."

"and the Szold family , as it developed , bore a striking resemblance to the Marches ."

"Mr. March , like Benjamin Szold , was a clergyman , although of an indeterminate denomination ; ;"

But the March girls had their counterparts in the Szold girls .

"Henrietta could easily identify herself with Jo March , although Jo was not the eldest sister ."

"She wrote gay plays about the girls for family entertainments , like `` Oh , What Fun ! !"

played Chopin in the `` Soiree Musicale of Mr. Guthrie's Pupils '' ; ;

"The Szolds , like the Marches , enjoyed and loved living together , even in troubled times ; ;"

"She describes , first , the imaginary reaction of a foreigner puzzled by this `` unseasonable exultation '' ; ;"

"On the other hand , Molesworth was naturally assailed in the Tory press ."

"Like Burnet , he deplores the indifference of the people in the face of the crisis ."

"Treasonable books striking at the Hanoverian Succession , he complains , are allowed to pass unnoticed ."

"Anne was furious , and Bolingbroke advised that the request be refused ."

Steele in this paper is indicating his sympathy for such a plan .

but there is much here also which bears directly on his personal quarrel with Swift .

"Though put in rather maudlin terms , Steele's defense of himself has a reasonable basis ."

"Next , Steele turns his attention to the `` Courtier '' he is addressing ."

"among whom , his Party have indeed more Friends than I could wish '' ."

"It is filled with the usual personal abuse of Steele , especially of his physical appearance ; ;"

I remember once I did a jacket for Magpie Press ; ;

"I said , `` Mr. McKenzie , it is as authentic as careful research can make it '' ."

"He said , `` That may be , but it isn't authentic the way readers think ."

And girls couldn't have dressed like that -- it isn't transparent enough '' .

"He had style , a real inner vision of his very own ."

"He also had , at times , an uncanny absent-minded air like a sleepwalker ; ;"

"It was all gravy , and Donald didn't need much to live on ; ;"

I hadn't done a serious picture in almost a year .

I had admired him long before I talked to him .

He was fifteen years older than I -- forty-four -- but full of spring and sparkle .

He was one of the most prominent magazine illustrators in America ; ;

The fireplace had tiles made for Mrs. Monmouth by Picasso himself .

"Like certain expensive restaurants , just sitting there gave you the illusion of being wealthy yourself ."

"It doesn't embrace only the artist , alone before his easel ."

"It is as large as all of art , interdependent , varied , multitudinous '' ."

"Ah , what a title for the exhibition : The Eye is All '' ! !"

"Still painting , still a kind of modern impressionist , beautiful canvases of mountains and farms ."

He even makes the city look like one of Thoreau's hangouts .

That's one of the reasons art is becoming a useless occupation .

"Partly , it was because Pendleton himself wasn't what I anticipated ."

Don't build from the outside in -- try to build from the inside out

"Don't insert your components into fixed openings , they may or may not fit ; ;"

Don't wall in your kitchen before you hang the wall cabinets and set the appliances .

Set your bathtub before you close in the end of the bathroom .

Don't try to wrestle a 400-lb. tub Af through a narrow doorway .

Don't position your studs before you insert your windows in conventional construction ; ;

Don't close in your house until everything has been carried in .

Last wall Bob Schmitt erects is the wall between the house and garage .

That way he can truck his parts right indoors and unload them under the roof .

"This revolution is the biggest build-better-for-less news of all , because : 1 ."

"It changes the answers to `` Who should do what , and where '' ? ?"

It changes the answers on when to do what at the site .

The revolution now under way in materials handling makes this much easier .

"The revolution is well under way , but much more remains to be done"

`` Only one lumber dealer in ten is equipped to handle unit loads ; ;

only one box car in eight has the wide doors needed for unit loads ; ;

only one producer in a hundred is equipped to package and ship unit loads ; ;

only one builder in a thousand is equipped to receive unit loads .

Before that we lumber dealers were working almost single-handed on the problem '' .

Truck and materials-handling equipment makers now offer specialized units to meet almost every homebuilding need .

For long hauls these shipments should be protected with water-proof paper .

These carriers cut handling costs for the dealer -- and the builder

So manufacturers have pioneered a new type of vehicle -- the self-unloading carrier .

And most of the gain will be in self-unloading vehicles '' .

Don't waste any $.10-a-minute time on green lumber to save $.03 a stud

"This is the most penny-wise , pound-foolish chisel a builder can commit ."

"Once again , as in the days of the Founding Fathers , America faces a stern test ."

"Accordingly , they took special pains to preserve their papers as essential sources for posterity ."

His bold fiscal program and his broad interpretation of the Constitution stand as durable contributions .

"As first Chief Justice , his strong nationalist opinions anticipated John Marshall ."

He ended his public career as a two-term governor of New York .

The Seven Founders were completely dedicated to the public service .

He served as Commander in Chief during the Revolution without compensation .

"Hamilton , poorest of the seven , gave up a brilliant law practice to enter Washington's Cabinet ."

Talleyrand passed his New York law office one night on the way to a party .

Jay had participated in the decision that exiled his old friend Van Schaack .

All seven recognized that independence was but the first step toward building a nation .

"`` We have now a national character to establish '' , Washington wrote in 1783 ."

All sought the fruition of that nationalism in a Federal Government with substantial powers .

"Save Jefferson , all participated in the framing or ratification of the Federal Constitution ."

"They supported it , not as a perfect instrument , but as the best obtainable ."

Let the open enemy to it be regarded as a Pandora with her box opened ; ;

"and the disguised one , as the serpent creeping with his deadly wiles into Paradise '' ."

Martin felt it was incredible that the situation had come to exist at all .

"When he rose in the morning , the image was still there ."

There was an assertive maleness in his grinning refusal to pick them up .

Half slyly he enjoyed seeing her stoop to lift the things .

"He remembered the first time he saw her , standing across the room at a party ."

All Martin thought he needed was time : to what better use could time be put ? ?

He saw later that they had made their marriage too quickly .

In the morning the shorts were where he had left them .

"He smiled to himself , and decided not to mention them till Dolores did ."

For he had just remembered : tonight they were having their first guests .

The shorts would not be on the floor when he came home that evening .

"I can be as stubborn as she can , he thought ; ;"

Martin was standing a few feet from the front door .

"He swung around , eyes toward the bedroom , some fifteen feet away ."

Then he caught just enough to know that the shorts were still there .

Clearly she had been instructed `` not to say a word '' .

At last there was a void no one could fill .

"Martin realized , later on , that he should have `` had it out '' with Dolores that night ."

In his head was the echo of those titters with Anthea .

There was something about private feminine whisperings which always made him feel scabrous and unclean .

He could even recall the last time he sat there .

"He apologized so sweetly , I couldn't keep being annoyed with him '' ."

It wasn't even true that he'd said he was sorry that time ; ;

"If the situation had been bad , it now got worse ."

Here they were at the mercy of anyone who chose to come by .

These stray people nearly always insisted on Dolores showing them around the apartment .

"Of course , the tours of inspection included the ever-present shorts ."

Some tried to ignore the blot on the bedroom's countenance .

To them all Dolores told a lighthearted and witty tale .

Now Martin heard himself give a snort of mock good nature .

Never again did he enter into the ritual of showing the apartment .

But Martin seldom felt the impulse to talk about anything .

"In his moments of worst agony , Martin imagined what his friends were saying ."

"Six weeks of marriage and I'm using the past tense , he told himself furiously ."

"Pursuing his idea , he saw that it would be impossible to leave her now ."

"To his delight , her eyes focused at once upon the two garments ."

"Extending her fingers another inch , she caught up the shorts , and swiftly left the room ."

"As he relaxed that day , Martin realized how tense he had been these past weeks ."

"Since the Industrial Revolution , when factories emerged , this classical pattern has been followed ."

the scientist who rebelled against the personnel and paper work ; ;

This has been more evident since our products have incorporated astronomically increased technology .

But the realization has been growing that these are not the complete answer .

Some men have no talent for or interest in management ; ;

The old shop adage still holds : `` A good mechanic is usually a bad boss '' .

Yet our economy clings inexorably to recognition of managerial status as the gage of success .

Labor fights to change its collar from blue to white .

All grades of management seek more resounding titles and incomes because of social pressures .

He is usually conscious of the social pressures at home and outside ; ;

usually concerned about America's belief that attainment and success are measured in dollars and titles .

Among the more familiar plans for dual-channel advancement is that of General Electric .

"One company instituted , early in 1959 , a vertical classification system consisting of four levels ."

"The second level , senior engineer , rates slightly below first-level supervision ."

This reflects the very heavy engineering content of the products -- which are not military .

"A separate research department is , of course , confined to new or future designs ."

and many are engineers who have been advanced from the divisions .

I suppose it is because we are just not big enough .

We have a few ' consultants ' -- retired engineers retained and called in on certain problems .

One way to formalize this is in the job structure .

"Approximately four years ago , we initiated a dual ladder of advancement for technical persons ."

Scientists who agitate hardest for technical recognition are often the most reluctant to accept it .

Promotion is too often based on longevity and time in salary grade instead of merit .

`` We have made limited application of the ' parallel ladder ' plan .

Above this point there is no generally used parallel ladder .

Salaries compare favorably with those paid to the first two or three levels of management .

`` We presently are involved in inaugurating a new development center .

Operations of this nature offer the best opportunity to recognize scientific status .

"All scientific staff members will have the title , ' research-staff member ."

"Linda looked remote yet lovely in black , and everyone held his or her breath ."

Wasn't John Cooper even more attractive at forty-seven than he had been twenty-five years earlier ? ?

"And wasn't John's wife , Edythe , even more appalling , if possible ? ?"

"Didn't John Cooper , after all this time , deserve something better of life ? ?"

Wasn't it adult and realistic to look at it that way ? ?

Everybody knew that John Cooper had married Edythe on the rebound .

John-and-Linda drove to Conneaut in three and a half hours .

"Then there was a spat over something , as there had been lovers' spats before ; ;"

`` I know she gives the impression of being shallow and frivolous and scatterbrained .

"She is frivolous and scatterbrained , but she really isn't shallow '' ."

Edythe settled down to become a social myth and a horrible example .

Mousie said it was because he was too proud to stand pity .

after the war back to the heir apparency of the steel company .

"The Coopers saw Bobbie and Linda socially , but no more than was necessary ."

"And then came the hairpin turn , the smashed Jaguar and Linda , mourning alone and lovely ."

"`` Now you know she could've , but she isn't that kind of girl ."

"But now -- well , it would be a blessing , I think ."

There was no one who would blame her or John ; ;

"Bobbie said something about damned Pittsburghers sticking together , and Linda got angry at him ."

"They had their first real fight , and Bobbie went off to get drunk ."

He was a director of S. & M. and must have been in on the decision .

"`` Now , I believe Poor John'll work just a little harder ."

"Bobbie , with Linda behind him , will have plenty of other opportunities ."

"And also , the money can't mean as much to Bobbie ."

`` Bobbie will take the job as his just reward and work hard at it ; ;

"Getting out again , seeing old friends , had given his spirits a lift ."

`` It was mighty good for the old man to get out again '' .

"It began in the morning , and very quickly the hemorrhage was a massive one ."

"`` Dr. Glenn , I've got a lot of blood '' , Fred spoke up , `` plenty of it ."

And then it took considerably longer to make preparations for giving transfusions .

by now it was perhaps two days or longer after Papa had begun hemorrhaging .

"`` Fred , your blood matches your father's , all right '' , Dr. Glenn said ."

`` But we aren't going to let you give him any '' .

`` But why in the name of God can't I give my father blood '' ? ?

`` Mr. Wolfe had been in declining health for many years and death was not unexpected '' .

Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at four o'clock at the home .

"Beloved Dr. R. F. Campbell , our First Presbyterian Church pastor , was in charge ."

All about him stood tombstones his own sensitive great hands had fashioned .

"This , manifestly , would not provide $5000 to each of the surviving five children ."

he was given the difference between that amount and $5000 .

"Papa , I should emphasize , had been an invalid the last several years of his life ; ;"

He wanted to go back to Harvard for another year of playwriting .

Later this play would be called Welcome To Our City .

"it was demonstrated , many critics would later point out , in the length of his novels ."

In this play there were so many characters and so much detail .

"He was always concerned with life , and he tried to picture it whole ; ;"

"He was a big man , and he wanted nothing little , squeezed ; ;"

On returning to New York he had a job for several weeks ; ;

"But they would reconsider it , they assured him , if he would rewrite it ."

"Tom said he almost burst into tears , he was so disappointed and put out ."

"The public , Tom said the man told him , wanted realism , and his play wasn't that ."

Tom was not willing to revise the play according to the plan the man suggested .

"Under committee rules , it went automatically to a subcommittee for one week ."

"`` If you destroy confidence in banks , you do something to the economy '' , he said ."

"Cox argued that the bill is `` probably unconstitutional '' since , he said , it would impair contracts ."

There was no debate as the Senate passed the bill on to the House .

"`` We're getting more ' pro ' letters than ' con ' on horse race betting '' , said Ratcliff ."

It was one of a series of recommendations by the Texas Research League .

"All Dallas members voted with Roberts , except Rep. Bill Jones , who was absent ."

-- Paradise lost to the alleged water needs of Texas' big cities Thursday .

Most of the fire was directed by Cotten against Dallas and Sen. Parkhouse .

A normal year's work in college is 30 semester hours .

The remainder of the 4-year college requirement would be in general subjects .

College teachers in Texas are not required to have the Education courses .

Fifty-three of the 150 representatives immediately joined Grover as co-signers of the proposal .

Dr. Clark holds an earned Doctor of Education degree from the University of Oklahoma .

Research projects as soon as possible on the causes and prevention of dependency and illegitimacy .

He is not interested in being named a full-time director .

"One of these men is former Fire Chief John A. Laughlin , he said ."

Rhode Island is going to examine its Sunday sales law with possible revisions in mind .

"He will then appoint the study committee with Mr. Nugent's cooperation , the governor said ."

It declares that Sunday sales licenses provide `` great revenue '' to the local government .

Some of my fellow workers were grooming me for an office in the Socialist Party .

The lawyer with whom I studied law steered me off the Socialist track .

He steered me to the right track -- the free enterprise track '' .

"Mr. Reama , far from really being retired , is engaged in industrial relations counseling ."

"`` After inspiring this , I think we should certainly follow through on it '' , he declared ."

"Increasing opposition can be expected in coming weeks , it was indicated ."

Nothing has been done yet to take advantage of the enabling legislation .

At present all offenses must be taken to Sixth District Court for disposition .

A biographer called him `` the premature John the Baptist of New England Transcendentalism '' .

The historian Charles Francis Adams called him `` a crude and half-crazy thinker '' .

Nathaniel Morton stated he `` was deeply leavened with blasphemous and familistical opinions '' .

"He was thrown out , more or less , from Boston , Plymouth , Pocasset , Newport , and Providence ."

Gorton sometimes signed himself `` a professor of the mysteries of Christ '' .

"Samuel Gorton was born at Gorton , England , near the present city of Manchester , about 1592 ."

"He worked as a `` clothier '' in London , but was greatly concerned with religion ."

"He left in a storm for Pocasset , December 4 , 1638 ."

His wife was in delicate health and nursing an infant with measles .

Then he became involved in a ruckus remarkably similar to the one in Plymouth .

A cow owned by an old woman trespassed on Gorton's land .

Gorton then moved to Providence and soon put the town in a turmoil .

"It was not within the jurisdiction of anybody or anything , including Providence and Massachusetts ."

The purchasers rejected the order in two letters written in vigorous terms .

"The next week , forty soldiers were sent to get the miscreants ."

"At Shawomet , women and children fled in terror across the Bay ."

"Gorton evidently still had plenty to learn about Massachusetts , but he was learning fast ."

Gorton and ten of his friends were thrown in jail .

"The prisoners agreed , provided they might speak after the sermon , which was permitted ."

Here was Gorton's chance to indulge in something at which he was supreme .

Reverend Cotton preached to them about Demetrius and the shrines of Ephesus .

"At the trial which took place later , the Pomham matter was completely omitted ."

The Gortonists were charged with blasphemy and tried for their lives .

Four ecclesiastical questions were presented by the General Court to Gorton : `` 1 .

"'' , `` Puttin' On The Ritz '' , `` How Long Has This Been Going On ? ?"

At the start of her program there were evidences of pique .

And time after time she really belted out her songs .

In Newport last night there were flashes of distant lightning in the northern skies .

"Unfortunately , Blakey doesn't choose to work much of the time in this vein ."

She frosted the cake with the always reliable `` Bill Bailey '' .

His technique is ample and his musical ideas are projected beautifully .

The male chorus of the Robert Shaw Chorale sings Sea Shanties in fine style .

If your favorite song is not here it must be an unfamiliar one .

Impartiality to him meant an unwillingness to generalize and to search for a synthesis .

Ranke and his disciples had reduced history to a profession of dullness ; ;

He wrote eloquently to William James that impartial history was not only impossible but undesirable .

"It was history that must be in error , not the historian ."

No page seems to be complete without the statement of at least one unproved generalization .

It made no difference that most evidence points to an opposite conclusion .

For Adams had made up his mind before all the facts were available .

All critics of Adams and his methods have observed this particular deficiency .

"Moreover , stated Day , `` He always omits facts which tend to disprove his hypothesis '' ."

Brooks Adams considered religion as an extremely significant manifestation of man's fear of the unknown .

"Religion and the churches were institutions which had been created by man , not God ."

he simply did not believe that a Creator intervened or interfered in human affairs .

The historian need not be concerned with the philosophical problems suggested by religion .

"Furthermore , he must regard religion as the expression of human forces ."

It was the use of the supernatural that kept them in business .

The German barbarians of the fourth century offered an excellent example :

The dark views about the Puritans found in The Emancipation Of Massachusetts were never altered .

The suite has been in the same family since the early 1800's .

It will be painted to match the paneling in the room .

But he left the doors to his office open so he could hear the music .

"`` The nuns there do a wonderful work '' , the President commented ."

Patricia now attends the C. Melvin Sharpe Health School in the District .

And it turned out to be more of a family affair than expected .

"`` I was an art major in college '' , Miss Baldrige explained ."

`` I've been here so many times I couldn't count them '' .

They decided that they thought Rembrandt's self-portrait made him look `` sad '' ; ;

"I'm sure you've heard of him and his record , ' The Confederacy ' '' ."

"Among the other artists , whose paintings were discussed were Boucher , Courbet , Fra Angelico ."

"They came together in the huge , high-ceilinged Council Chamber to hear the late leader eulogized ."

The opening session of the 5-day session will begin at 10 a.m. today .

There will be a pilgrimage to Mount Vernon at 2:30 p.m. .

John had a job in a small firm where the work was dull and monotonous .

"Family Service , sharing in UGF , has five agencies in the Washington area ."

He gives credit for the promotion to his new outlook on life .

"They know the value of being just that -- an ordinary , happy family ."

Family Service has helped hundreds of families in this area .

Perhaps to some their work does not seem particularly vital .

"But to the families it serves , their help cannot be measured ."

It is not news that Nathan Milstein is a wizard of the violin .

"There was about that song something incandescent , for this Brahms was Milstein at white heat ."

Those would be reserved for the orchestra's great nights when the soloist can surpass himself .

But he had in Walter Hendl a willing conductor able only up to a point .

But Mr. Hendl does not go straight to any point .

"So we had some dazzling and memorable Milstein , but not great Brahms ."

Remember how by a series of booking absurdities Chicago missed seeing the Bolshoi Ballet ? ?

Allied Arts Corporation first listed the Chicago dates as Dec. 4 thru 10 .

"But if you keep a calendar of events , as we do , you noticed a conflict ."

Allied Arts had booked Marlene Dietrich into McCormick Place Dec. 8 and 9 .

Not a chance of opening here Nov. 28 -- barring that miracle .

Then why not the juicy booking Hurok had held for us ? ?

"Well , Allied Arts has booked Lena Horne there for a week starting Dec. 4 ."

"Queried about the impasse , Allied Arts said : `` Better cancel the Kirov for the time being ."

"H E. Bates has scribbled a farce called `` Hark , Hark , The Lark '' ! !"

It is one of the most entertaining and irresponsible novels of the season .

"If there is a moral lurking among the shenanigans , it is hard to find ."

"Anyway , a number of them meet here in devastating collisions ."

And of course Larkin has just the thing they want .

"That's not precisely the way Larkin urges them to look at it , though ."

"He conjures herds of deer , and wild birds crowding the air ."

He suggests that Gore Court embodies all the glories of Tudor splendor .

"Also , perhaps , table-tennis and other indoor sports to keep them fit and contented ."

"One of those capital-gains ventures , in fact , has saddled him with Gore Court ."

He is willing to sell it just to get it off his hands .

And the Jerebohms are more than willing to buy it .

Mr. Bates shows us how this mutual education spreads its inevitable havoc .

Oneupmanship is practiced by both sides in a total war .

"Cherkasov does not caricature him , as some actors have been inclined to do ."

"He treats this deep-eyed , bearded , bony crackpot with tangible affection and respect ."

And the subtleties of the dialogue are most helpfully conveyed .

"`` Our objective '' , the colonel had said that day of the briefing , `` is Papa-san '' ."

"Gouge , burn , blast , insult it as they would , could anyone really take Papa-san ? ?"

"Closer still , regular barricades of barbed wire hung on timber supports ."

Who would clean up the mess when the war was over ? ?

"He hadn't realized that there would be so much time to think , so many lulls ."

"It could take place tomorrow night , or it might occur months from now ."

"White's suggestion flattered , but he did not like the identity ."

He did not spill over with hatred for the enemy .

There were ten men on the patrol which Sergeant Prevot led out that next night .

another man lugged the tripod and a box of ammunition .

"If Joe doesn't show up , we'll all be back here at 0600 hours ."

Remember what I said about going out to get anybody left behind ? ?

At 2130 hours they had passed through the barbed wire at the point of departure .

"The crude wooden boxes of the enemy , our nicely turned gray metal disks ."

Booby traps to fill the head with chunks of metal .

Warren tried to shake off the jumble of his fears by looking at the sky .

He could also hear the stream which he had seen from his position .

They were going to follow it for part of their journey .

"`` It's safe '' , Prevot had said , `` and it provides cover for our noise '' ."

On their right rose the embankment covered with brush and trees .

"then they turned to the right , climbed the embankment , and walked into the valley again ."

"There was no cover here , only grass sighing against pant-legs ."

"The warped , broken trees in the valley assumed wraith-like shapes ."

"Looming over all , Papa-san leered down at him , threatening a hundred hidden malevolencies ."

"Off in the distance a searchlight flashed on , its beam slashing the sky ."

"Take that spot over there '' , he whispered , pointing to a small clump of blackness ."

Warren handed him the metal box and Prevot quietly disappeared down the line .

"Lying in the grass behind the brush clump , Warren looked about ."

The others likewise had hidden themselves in the grass and the brush .

Over his shoulder he could see Prevot with the machine gun crew .

"Even so , he could not ease the tension of his body ; ;"

"With leather cups fitted in his handlebars , he steered his bicycle ."

He took the pen in his stumps and began to write .

"`` Oh , the French are a very curious people '' , Pierre had laughed ."

Now the English are painfully silent about my missing hands .

They refuse to mention or to notice that they are not there .

"I'm used to all three , but I think the French have the healthiest attitude '' ."

That was the day that Pierre had told Warren about the Abbey of Solesmes .

Within two weeks Warren was ringing the bell at the abbey gate .

Mr. Kennan sums up his judgment of what went wrong this way :

They were blind to the evidence that nothing could keep the Russian people fighting .

They attributed everything that went wrong in Russia to German influence and intrigue .

"This , more than any other factor , led to the fiasco of Allied intervention ."

The scope and significance of this intervention have been grossly exaggerated by Communist propaganda ; ;

"here Kennan , operating with precise facts and figures , performs an excellent job of debunking ."

"`` This was a man of incredible criminality , of a criminality effectively without limits ; ;"

"a man apparently foreign to the very experience of love , without mercy or pity ; ;"

"The ballads are sweet and sad , and the music generally competent ."

The male dancers sometimes wear kilts and their performance in them is spirited and stimulating .

`` I'm hopeful that from more traditional exchanges we can perhaps find greater common ground '' .

The announcement came after a period of sharp deterioration in East-West relations .

That objective set the high stakes and drama of the Vienna meeting .

In 1959 President Eisenhower and Premier Khrushchev held an informal session in the U. S. .

"Ideally , he knew , it should be preceded by concrete progress at lower levels ."

It dealt mainly with a broad range of East-West issues .

Developments in Cuba and Laos also suggested the advisability of an early summit meeting .

Ambassador Thompson reported from Moscow that the Soviet leader's mood was cocky and aggressive .

He has indicated that he plans new moves on Berlin before the year is out .

The approval did not arise from an expectation of far-reaching agreements at Vienna .

The inclination was to accept the statement that there would be no formal negotiations .

"This time the initiative came , in part at least , from Washington ."

There is no single issue that has aroused stronger feelings throughout the world .

Baker gave Leonard Wood credit for the initiation of the draft of soldiers ; ;

"Even so , the Draft Act encountered rough sledding in its progress through the Congress ."

Democratic Speaker Champ Clark saw little difference between a conscript and a convict .

Democratic Floor Leader Claude Kitchin would have no part of the measure .

"In spite of powerful opposition the Draft Act finally passed Congress on May 17 , 1917 ."

In early June ten million young men registered by name and number .

A man in Mississippi wired : `` Thanks for drawing 258 -- that's me '' .

"He was the first of 2,800,000 called to the Army through the selective service system ."

It was one thing to call men to the colors ; ;

The world-wide total of deaths from `` Spanish flu '' was around twenty million ; ;

"In mid-September 1918 , the influenza-pneumonia pandemic swept through every American military camp ; ;"

"Fosdick insisted that a strong word was needed from Washington , and it was immediately forthcoming ."

Payne dismounted in Madison Place and handed the reins to Herold .

"There was a fog , which increased the darkness of the night ."

Two gas lamps were no more than a misleading glow .

The pretence was that he was delivering a prescription from Dr. Verdi .

"The idea had come from Herold , who had once been a chemist's clerk ."

"Before Payne loomed the Old Clubhouse , Seward's home , where Key had once been killed ."

From the outside it was an ordinary enough house of the gentry .

He clomped heavily up the stoop and rang the bell .

"Like the bell at Mass , the doorbell was pitched too high ."

"If their schedules were to synchronize , there was no point in wasting time ."

"In the half darkness the banisters gleamed , and the hall seemed enormous ."

He knew that in this mood he could not be stopped .

He brushed by the idiotic boy and lumbered heavily up the stairs .

The sound of his footsteps was like a muffled drum .

Dr. Verdi had told him to deliver his package in person .

"Reversing it , he smashed the butt down on Frederick Seward's head , over and over again ."

He got caught up into it and became a different person .

He was merely clearing a way to what he had to do .

"He ran for the sick room , found his pistol was broken , and threw it away ."

"He saw only dimly moving figures , but when he slashed them they yelled and fled ."

"He went for the bed , jumped on it , and struck where he could , repeatedly ."

It was like finally getting into one's own nightmares to punish one's dreams .

"When the knife went into his chest , he went down at once ."

"`` I'm mad '' , shouted Payne , as he ran out into the hall ."

He clattered down the stairs and out of the door .

"Somewhere in the fog , the nigger boy was still yelling murder ."

"Well , one did not expect much of people like Herold ."

"He unhitched his horse , walked it away , mounted , and spurred it on ."

Then the nigger boy turned back and he was alone .

"he knew he should get to Cap , but he didn't know how ."

"He was sure , for he had done as he was told , hadn't he ? ?"

"Violence always made him tired , but he was not frightened ."

That was one of the high spots of the play .

"They made the world seem friendly somehow , though he knew it was not ."

She had been one of the first to collect her wits .

The theatre was hot and they were drugged with boredom .

"The stage had been empty , except for Harry Hawk , doing his star monologue ."

At the end of the monologue the audience would applaud .

"`` Well , I guess I know enough to turn you inside out , you sockdologizing old mantrap '' ! !"

"There was always a pause here , before the next line ."

They had been sitting too long to be able to stand up easily .

Harry Hawk still had his arm raised towards the wings .

The play for Saturday night was to be a benefit performance of The Octoroon .

"But it also looked like a toad , hopping away from the light ."

There was something maimed and crazy about its motion that disturbed them .

"Harry Hawk had not shifted position , but he at last lowered his arm ."

It was what anyone who had ever seen her had always expected her to do .

That absence of an urgent self-indulgence dashed them awake like a pail of water .

"Clara Harris , one of the guests in the box , stood up and demanded water ."

Laura Keene brushed by him with the glass of water .

"Someone opened the corridor door from the inside , and called for a doctor ."

By the look of him he wasn't that far gone .

Temperature of the wash and rinse waters is maintained at 85 - 90-degrees-F ( 29 - 32-degrees-C ) .

Sixty lbs. loading is possible but 40 lbs. is adequate .

The run is complete when all the water has drained off into the waste line .

This method of rinsing appears to produce maximum cleansing with minimum soil redeposition .

Evaluation may be made on either a soil-removal or a grease-removal basis as desired .

"Table 1 , summarizes all of the various washing , drying , and restoration procedures available ."

One fin is located every 120-degrees around the inside diameter of the wheel .

A domestic automatic washer that will give equivalent results may be used .

The wash wheel is the equipment preferred for the test .

Pressing equipment -- flat-bed press measuring 24 inches by 50 inches or larger .

The flat-bed press is maintained at a temperature not less than 275-degrees-F ( 135*0C. ) .

Softener -- e.g. sodium metaphosphate or sodium hexametaphosphate ( if needed in hard water areas ) .

The springs have an extension of 1 inch at Af tension .

The distances are at least two inches from any edge of the specimen .

Woven or warp knitted fabrics to be subjected to restorative procedure 1 ( tension presser ) .

Each specimen is at least 25 inches by 25 inches .

Mark the specimen at the outer edges of the template with pen and indelible ink ; ;

"Circular knitted fabrics to be subjected to restorative procedure 2 , ( knit shrinkage gauge ) ."

"Inject steam , if necessary , to reach the temperature shown in Column D of Table 2 ."

Immediately refill to a level of Af inches with water at 100 - 109-degrees-F ( 38 - 43*0C ) .

Over his shoulder he could see Max's loose grin and the Burnsides' glowering faces .

"`` Sally '' , admonished her mother , `` you've got all evening to visit with Dan ."

Mrs. Jackson's words recalled Dan to his lack of fitness for courting .

He released her reluctantly for her enthusiastic reunion with Old Hap .

"Soon as the Burnsides moved on , he'd lead Rex down by the river ; ;"

there he could shave and scrub himself up for the evening .

"He stooped , picked up his ruined hat , and pursed his lips thoughtfully ."

"The Burnsides , now ready to roll , were purposefully deaf to his cry ."

He bellowed to the retreating back directly in front of him .

"Nate turned his head , attempting to speak in a soothing voice ."

`` Me and you's trading hats so's you'll have something permanent to remember me by '' ! !

"Hez asked , who still believed they'd have them to lick ."

"By then Hez could see for himself , and so could the others ."

"After their supper , the evening turned into a regular `` Hoe-Down '' ."

"`` Not that it matters to me , being this far along '' ."

Rod gave her a warm pat on the shoulder before he replied .

"`` Come spring , you'll be kicking up your heels and feeling coltish again too , gal '' ."

He looked down at his big hands and slowly flexed his long fingers .

"`` Don't reckon there's nobody out there , 'cept maybe Dan , who can outgrip me , Harmony '' ."

Not with the memory of her folks and the lost Conestoga still holding her close .

Soon she saw Rod and Hez moving over to join them .

"For Matilda , it was the first she had known in many a night ."

`` A body would swear I floated right up here on a cloud '' ! !

"Leaning forward in her chair , Gran nearsightedly scrutinized Dan's face ."

`` How's Sally like rubbin' agin that thar little ticklebrush ye're a-raising '' ? ?

Gran peered again at the week-old blond mustache shadowing Dan's upper lip .

"`` But honest-to-Betsy , I've seed more hair than that on a piece o' bacon '' ."

"`` My right leg's stiff as a board this morning '' , he replied ."

`` But the sun'll fry it out'n me onct we git to rolling '' .

The three men stepped out to the side to wait for Captain Clemens' signal .

"`` Wonder what made them hurry so '' , Rod drawled , giving Dan a sly wink ."

He's got the tightest running gear in the train now .

Captain Clemens' signal shot sent the men hurrying to their waiting teams .

"`` Reckon ye're right , Dan '' , Hez called back over his shoulder ."

`` I'll shore be needing ye both on the pull out o' the canyon '' .

`` Like enough we'll all be up on top by sundown '' .

Take the same train Diana Beauclerk took and get there at the same time .

Go to the same hotel and occupy the same suite -- 1105 '' .

`` Will the hotel rent it so soon after the crime '' ? ?

"Besides , the number of the suite hasn't been published in any newspaper ."

"`` There's always a chance they may have overlooked something '' , returned the chief ."

`` Suppose the murderer should return to the scene of the crime '' ! !

Diana Beauclerk was a second-rate actress living in New York .

Two weeks ago she had gone west to Pearson City .

"So did the firm of lawyers who had got her the divorce , Kimball and Stacy ."

She reached Pearson City at nine p.m. and went straight to the Hotel Westmore .

Stacy said he left her suite at nine forty-five p.m. .

Next morning she was found dead in her suite with a bullet from a

"According to the medical examiner , she was shot between eleven p.m. and one a.m. ."

He studied the night clerk as a man measures an adversary .

"The clerk was young and limp , with a tired smile ."

"Two women , who had been chattering like parrots , were struck dumb ."

"A man , lighting a match for his cigar , paused until the flame burned his fingers ."

"Alec leaned on the desk , holding the clerk's eyes with his ."

Either I get the story -- or I get the suite '' .

The stillness persisted as Alec followed a bellboy across the lobby to the elevator .

At the end of the corridor Alec noticed a door marked : Fire Stairs .

The room was dark but a neon sign flashed and faded beyond the window .

"A few snowflakes sifted down through that theatrical red glow , languid as falling feathers ."

"Table covers and towels were clean , ashtrays empty and supplied with fresh matches ."

"The mirror over the bureau was a blank eye , round and innocent ."

`` Afraid you'll lose your job if you don't keep your mouth shut '' ? ?

But I wouldn't spend a night in here for a million bucks '' ! !

He was in a hurry to get out of the room .

"Not gray like the dust that collects in an unused room , but white ."

Blood in the bathtub where the murderer appears to have washed his hands .

"It seemed clean now , but Alec decided against a bath ."

"It winked as steadily as a metronome -- on , off -- on , off ."

"He lay still , listening to the silence , watching the light ."

Somewhere in the city a big clock sounded twelve solemn notes -- midnight .

According to the medical examiner she was shot between eleven p.m. and one a.m. .

His heart seemed to swell and knock against the wall of his chest .

"He let his eyelids droop and breathed heavily , feigning sleep ."

"A monstrous shadow fell across the illuminated wall , distorted and indefinable ."

"When the neon sign flashed on , the shadow was still there ."

"It stretched to an impossible height , climbing the wall to the ceiling ."

Someone had moved beyond the range of the light from the window .

"Abandoning caution , Alec leaped out of bed and groped for the light switch ."

"Before he could snap it on , a stinging blow caught him in the ribs ."

"There was a thick , squashy crack of fist on flesh ."

"There was a grunt , curiously inarticulate , like that of an animal in pain ."

The blue rug had been rolled up and stacked in one corner of the room .

There was a slight bulge under the left armpit -- a shoulder holster .

His lips were bruised and swollen where Alec had hit him .

"Alec expected an indignant denial , but there was no response at all ."

"Only that curious , animal grunting Alec had heard during their fight ."

There were hideous scars inside the throat and the palate was mutilated .

`` Doctor '' Lee asked her to lie down on a bed and remove her shoes .

"She had -- he informed her -- kidney trouble , liver trouble , and a severe female disorder ."

"Yes , the ozone from his machine would cure practically everything , he assured her ."

"The human body -- he pointed out , for example -- required 33 units of blue light ."

"For that reason , he informed her , the Lord made the sky blue ."

"Continuing glibly in this vein , he paused to comfort her :"

He urged her to buy one of his machines -- for $300 .

"When she submitted to his treatment with the capsules , Mrs. Shaefer felt intense pain ."

"For several days , she was ill as a result of Lee's treatment ."

His plunder is therefore far higher -- running into hundreds of millions .

Look at the sums paid by two device quack victims in Cleveland .

"In this sense , authorities believe that all estimates of phony device quackery are conservative ."

"The economic toll that the device quack extracts is important , of course ."

She suffered a nervous breakdown and had to be institutionalized .

"Mr. A has recovered , but he is , justifiably , a bitter man ."

"`` That's a lot of hard-earned money to lose '' , he says today ."

`` Neither me nor my wife were helped by that chiropractor's treatments '' .

But he's a welfare case now -- a human wreck -- thanks to this modern witch doctor .

But the machine quack can cause far more than just suffering .

Mr. H. is dead today because he followed this advice .

His prescription : hot and cold compresses to increase her absorption of water .

"Inevitably , Mrs. Hull died of starvation and tuberculosis , weighing 60 pounds ."

"( Small wonder a Spokane jury awarded the husband $35,823 for his wife's death ."

The Report together with other information suggests that desegregation in the schools is slow .

but the region also embraces some of the staunchest opposition .

"Elementary school desegregation came to Owen and Union Counties , which already had high school desegregation ."

"thus , county school board and Federal court joined hands here to promote school desegregation ."

The Third Circuit Court of Appeals is reviewing an appeal from the plan .

In Virginia court orders led to desegregation in Charlottesville and Floyd Counties .

I see no real prospects for an all-Negro school population .

"From the Summary Report before us at this Conference , a number of problems are apparent ."

"Third , how can we insure a systematic and continuing group relations education in the schools ? ?"

The earlier part of my statement deals with the court orders that resulted in desegregation .

"This is an issue , for it divides people rather sharply ."

Withholding of funds to schools that deny children on account of race .

"The Federal funds limitation enlists the support of many , the opposition of quite a few ."

"Should a political subdivision , state or county or municipality , be required to furnish public education ? ?"

"If people don't want to provide public education , should they be forced to do so ? ?"

Or must it become law by amendment of the United States Constitution ? ?

We actually have two issues in this question -- goal and method .

Should the government directly provide education for the children who want public education ? ?

Men crowded the streets and freight rigs and teams were moving about .

"`` Take one side of the street , and I'll take the other '' , he proposed ."

`` If you spot Carmer give a yell before you move in '' .

"Separating , they took different sides of the main drag and systematically combed the bars ."

Russ visited two places without result and his blood pressure was down to zero .

Russ ran up the steps quickly to the plank porch .

"Heading for the batwings , Cobb glanced perfunctorily through the nearest window , and suddenly dodged aside ."

"Nerves tight as a bowstring , he paused to gather his wits ."

"Muffling an exclamation , Russ sprang to the nearest steps and ran down ."

"`` He's there '' , he got out tersely , curbing his rising excitement ."

"Climbing the steps steadily , they reached the top and headed for the door ."

"Forced behind him momentarily , Russ followed at once and halted two steps inside ."

"Looking the setup over , Stevens started coolly for the rear of the place ."

"A hall opened in back of the bar , running toward an ell ."

"Small rooms , probably for cards , opened off on either side ."

"Pat saw Gyp Carmer staggering forward , a half-filled bottle upraised as if to strike ."

"But he was more than half-drunk , and his faculties were dulled ."

Russ gave him a brutal thrust that tumbled him over flat on his stomach .

"Kneeling , Cobb planted a sturdy knee in the small of his back , holding him pinned ."

If we have to we'll take him apart and see what he's made of '' ! !

"Complying methodically , Pat pulled pocket after pocket inside out without finding a thing ."

"Cobb watched this with hunted eyes , his desperate hope waning by the moment ."

"Straightening up , his eyes ablaze , he held out the battered Stetson ."

"You were right '' , Russ exclaimed , tearing the loose bills out of Carmer's hat ."

"`` That is , if we can be sure this is Colcord's money '' --"

"`` It's within a hundred of what Crip had '' , he declared ."

"Leaving the card room , they moved back through the Palace the way they had come ."

"Glowering looks met them in the bar , but there was no attempt to halt them ."

He and Cobb clattered down the high steps to the street .

"It was you that tracked it down anyway , Stevens '' , he pursued strictly ."

"Pat swung into the saddle , yet still he delayed , his brows puckered ."

Then maybe next time he won't be so quick on the trigger '' .

`` Pat had never pretended to give advice in such affairs .

"`` But I still think Penny's an awful nice girl , Russ '' --"

"The truth was , the puncher was both bewildered and dismayed by his own mixed luck ."

"`` Penny's always glad to see me over there '' , he mused bleakly ."

`` It's the second time War Ax hands made a play for that money .

"Nearing home , he jerked to attention at the distant crack of a gun ."

In town no one paid much attention to an occasional shot ; ;

"So far as he knew , only his father could be there ."

"Clapping spurs to the bronc he set off at a sharp canter , with growing alarm ."

His first glimpse of the ranch house across the brushy swells told him nothing .

"Still a quarter-mile away , the fresh clap of guns only served to increase his speed ."

He had not covered a hundred yards before a gun crashed from somewhere behind .

"He had been sighted , and his attacker pumping shot after shot ."

A shot or two went wild before Cobb felt something tug at his foot .

"A second twitched his shirtsleeve , and he felt a brief burn on his upper arm ."

The long minute before he reached effective cover seemed endless .

"Sweeping a look around , he saw that he was safe for the moment ."

"He heard cries from behind him , but he could make out no words ."

"He dashed madly for the next elbow turn in the draw , and made it ."

"Recklessly hurling the bronc sidewise into an intersecting draw , he plunged forward with undiminished speed ."

"Gradually the wash climbed upward , forcing him toward open range ."

The slaves appeared to be in good health and at work under John Palfrey's overseer .

"If sold then , the land and improvements might bring only $5,000 ."

"Henry hid his annoyance , although both he and William were furious with their Yankee brother ."

Their having family ties on our plantation & the adjoining one would be a stronger inducement '' .

"Each human being , known only by a given name , had a cash value ."

Old Sam's sixty-five years had reduced his value to $150 ; ;

"Despite Giffen's warning , Palfrey still had plans for freeing his slaves in Louisiana ."

On March 11 the Louisiana legislature voted unanimously to table the petition .

"In view of these difficulties , Palfrey decided to go to Louisiana ."

During his journey Palfrey stopped off to see two abolitionists .

"The women by remaining behind condemned their children , born and unborn , to bondage ."

He had a short private talk with each adult slave .

the slaves were to remain as wage laborers for his account .

"From Cambridge , Palfrey maintained a close interest in the welfare of his slaves ."

"In fact , as the time for their departure approached , his solicitousness increased ."

Giffen suggested fifty dollars as fair compensation for a year's work ; ;

the new owner at Attakapas declined to enter into any philanthropic arrangement .

"Nevertheless , Palfrey arranged a religious ceremony at King's Chapel to formalize the emancipation ."

O'Connor and Eckenfelder discussed the use of aerated lagoons for treating organic wastes .

For the initial development an oxidation pond was constructed as shown in Figure 1 .

"The pond is currently serving 1,230 persons or 260 persons per acre ."

In the summer of 1960 the oxidation pond became completely septic and emitted obnoxious odors .

The side slopes were coated with fiberglas matting coated with asphalt to prevent erosion .

The pilot plant was equipped with a 3-hp. turbine aerator ( Figure 2 ) .

The aerator had a variable-speed drive to permit operation through a range of speeds .

The sewage flow into the treatment plant was metered and continuously recorded on 24-hr. charts .

Weekly samples would make any changes more readily discernible than daily samples .

Grab samples were collected from the existing oxidation pond to determine its operating conditions .

A single 24-hr. composite sample indicated that the sewage flow pattern and characteristics were typical .

This was equivalent to 240 mg on a 24-hr. basis .

The BOD of the raw sewage was typical of domestic sewage from a subdivision .

"The BOD in the effluent averaged 58 mg , a 76-per-cent reduction over the 24-hr. period ."

"Ice caused the aerator to overload , straining the drive belts ."

The flow rate remained relatively constant during the winter months as shown in Table 1 .

With the spring rains the flow rose rapidly due to infiltration in open sewers .

"As construction progresses , the volume of storm drainage will be sharply reduced ."

A skimming device at the effluent weir prevented loss of most of these light solids .

The average sludge age based on displacement of solids was calculated to be 14.5 days .

The BOD in the drainage ditch receiving the pilot plant effluent averaged 12 Aj .

At no time were algae found in the mixed liquor .

The floc particles were all small as the heavier floc settled out .

"As the temperature decreased , the number of free swimming ciliated protozoa decreased ."

"but as the temperature rose , the numbers of protozoa increased rapidly ."

Only once were stalked ciliates found in the mixed liquor .

The predomination of free swimming ciliated protozoa is indicative of a high bacterial population .

"The data given in Table 2 , show the routine operation of the aerator ."

"The dissolved oxygen in the aeration unit was consistently high until January 29 , 1961 ."

Five of the tests were conducted with a polyethylene cover to simulate an ice cover .

The actual power requirements indicated 2 lb. oxygen transfer  hr.  hp. .

Shortly after this study ended septic conditions resulted which required the addition of sodium nitrate .

The organic loading on the pond was slightly under 60 lb. BOD  day  acre .

"When the algae began to build up again , the effluent BOD rose ."

By October the little colony about Fort Douglas ( present-day Winnipeg ) numbered 100 .

Here they built huts and a stockade named Fort Daer after Selkirk's barony in Scotland .

The Selkirk settlers had been anticipated in their move southward by British fur traders .

"This epic effort to secure seed for the colony cost Selkirk Ab1,040 ."

For its part the Hudson's Bay Company was troubled by the approach of American settlement .

"`` I have done everything '' , he wrote , `` to break up the whole of that unfortunate establishment ."

"Below the fort , high bluffs extended uninterruptedly for six miles along the Mississippi River ."

"Poet came in , raising his eyebrows appreciatively as he saw Elaine ."

"`` Reverse '' , Elaine said , then peered through the loop of the RDF and waved to Poet ."

"Nick wondered if Elaine had bought them , but he said nothing ."

It seemed as if they were all under a spell .

"But instead of chatter there was a null , like on the radio direction finder ."

"They had all been laughing , joking , when suddenly the engine had failed ."

"All had fallen into a complete silence , listening to the wind whistle over the wings ."

There had been tension in the plane during the silent descent ; ;

But in the plane there was a concrete reason for it .

She kicked the locker lid shut and replaced the cushion .

"`` And the deadliest '' , Poet commented as he buckled on his tank harness ."

Poet nodded to Nick and entered the water in a similar fashion .

"They remained close together , their air trail wiggling like serpents traveling side by side ."

"Clasping his hands behind his head , he stared at the blue sky ."

There was nothing quite like being alone on a boat on the ocean .

"Next to the ocean , probably the loneliest spot was the desert ."

Yet Alfredo wanted money wanted money to roam through the deserts .

And Graham wanted money probably to roam among the dice tables in Las Vegas .

The fisherman was right in the middle of the Deep .

"Meanwhile , fishermen took advantage of them to pull up whoppers ."

Sometimes the fish exploded as they neared the surface because of the difference in pressure .

"Why , he wondered , had Elaine wanted him along on this trip ? ?"

"He couldn't skindive , he couldn't run a boat , except on the open sea ."

"He stood up , stretched , looked around for the bubbles , but could see none ."

"Elaine and Poet returned together , popping up over the transom almost like dolphins breaking water ."

He sat up and watched as they pulled themselves over the stern .

"Poet shook his head , sliding his face mask up on his forehead ."

"`` We're right on the edge of the Deep '' , Elaine said ."

"He tossed her a towel , then repeated the service for Poet ."

"Elaine shook her head as she slipped out of her harness , but Poet nodded ."

"The fin on his foot caught on the moulding , throwing him off balance ."

The word hissed distinctly from Poet's lips as he struggled to his feet .

Turning slowly he saw Poet in a brilliant glare of horror .

His face was still creased in pain as he studied the underside of his arm .

"Turning quickly toward Elaine , Nick saw that she , too , stood in shocked surprise ."

"Instinctively aware of the charged atmosphere , Poet raised his head slowly , looking first at Elaine ."

"Her face was frozen into the mask of a mannequin , her body absolutely motionless ."

"And then Nick knew that all of them knew Elaine , himself and Poet ."

"Elaine recovered first , so quickly that Nick thought he might have imagined her sudden reaction ."

"But her walk was too steady , too slow , telegraphing her fear ."

"At the same instant , Nick hit the barrel and threw himself upon the smaller man ."

But the murderer to whom he clung had a tremendous advantage .

"Poet twisted again and Nick's knuckles scraped on the air tank , ripping off the skin ."

Something flailed at the side of Nick's head as they rolled around and around .

"Desperately , Nick flashed one hand up , catching Poet's neck in the bend of his elbow ."

Instinctively he exhaled through his nose then sucked in the air from the hose .

"Relentlessly , Nick held on , sucking on the hose , inhaling the air that belonged to Poet ."

"It is not a pleasant or easy position , but one we have endeavored to maintain ."

"Inevitably , one side was pleased and the other displeased , regardless of how we ruled ."

Often the displeased parties interpreted our decision as implying favoritism toward the other .

These attempts met with little sucess for a variety of reasons .

"Leadership was experienced and skillful , and financial resources were significant ."

"To date , at least , the strategy of the AWOC has been selective ; ;"

"Infrequently do we think of it as a living , continuing , operating control over the system ."

"However , when labor disputes arise , its provisions come clearly into play ."

"With respect to labor disputes , the Wagner-Peyser Act states only ,"

"The pertinent regulation for our purposes is Section 602.2 ( , ) , as follows :"

"In analyzing this regulation , let us take the last sentence first ."

"Assume , for example , a situation where a farm has a packing shed and fields ."

"So far , no troublesome cases have arisen under this provision ."

It is the first part of the Regulation that is currently at issue .

Note that it prohibits referrals under either condition ( 1 ) or condition ( 2 ) .

"Accordingly , under clause ( 1 ) of the Secretary's Regulation , we suspended referrals to the employer ."

"The court issued a temporary restraining order , directing us to resume referrals ."

"Under that order , we have continued referring workers to the ranch ."

"I cannot accept that view , either as a lawyer or as an administrator ."

"First , let us examine briefly some of the legal considerations involved ."

"It is not binding upon another Superior Court , which could rule to the contrary ."

I believe I am in good company in this view .

Here the problem is essentially one of defining the word `` filling '' .

He has advised me that the narrower interpretation is the proper one ; ;

"Try talking to some of the fellows he works with , friends , anyone ."

"I just don't want to go off half-cocked before picking up Black , that's all '' ."

`` Gilborn says he was in his office all day with her yesterday .

"Also , it's just possible she might know something about Mrs. Gilborn '' ."

"`` It sure as hell doesn't look like it , does it ? ?"

`` Remember to tell that to the next corpse you meet '' .

"Conrad hung up and sat on the small telephone-booth bench , massaging his right leg ."

"He simply walked , not noticing where he was , not caring ."

Mainly of what Conrad had tried to make him believe .

"The walk ended , inevitably , right in front of his hotel building ."

He crossed the lobby and rode up in the elevator lost in his own thoughts .

There was no evidence that anything was different than it had been .

"At last , sitting there , in the familiar surroundings , the truth began to sink in ."

"He felt no anger towards Kitti , no sense that she had betrayed him ."

"She was all he had , everything he had , everything he wanted ."

The bed still showed signs of where Kitti had lain .

Gilborn wondered whether Kitti had lain in that same bed with Who ? ?

"Before leaving , he took one last , lingering look at the apartment ."

"In the street , walking as quickly as he could , Stanley Gilborn was a lone figure ."

"On Blanche Jacobs , Kitti Gilborn's death had a quite different effect ."

"For Blanche , Kitti's death was a source of guilty , but nonetheless soaring , happy hope ."

"In Blanche's defense , it must be said she was unaware of the newborn hope ."

"If anyone had asked her , she would have described herself only as nervous and worried ."

"And now she was feeling sick , both from concern about Stanley and hunger ."

That was one of the things she liked about Stanley .

"Without warning , without giving her a chance to prepare for it ."

"When he left , she knew she would never see him again ."

"The morning he walked in to announce to her , blushing , that he was married ."

She had assumed before then that one day he would ask her to marry him .

Blanche couldn't remember when she had first arrived at this conclusion .

She thought it was sometime during the second week she worked for Stanley .

Her mother was already considerably concerned over her daughter's future .

"For Blanche , it was only a matter of time before Stanley would propose ."

"Indeed , there was a woman who , unasked , had already given him love ."

"Stanley had gone out , saying he would be back in an hour ."

"After that day , Blanche still didn't know exactly what had happened ."

"Somehow , Blanche managed to cover the stunned surprise and offer her congratulations ."

That night the two of them left for a week's honeymoon in Acapulco .

"For exactly one week , she was able to continue in this manner ."

"On the morning of Stanley's return , however , her strength left her ."

Those ten days were like no others that Blanche had known .

"She didn't tell anyone , even her mother , what was wrong ."

"`` I guess he spent the morning getting himself all organized , then headed for home ."

For a moment his hatred toward drunken or careless drivers softened .

"Maybe the Indian wasn't too much at fault , Ramey thought ."

"Maybe he was only doing the best he knew how , like any of us ."

"Anyway , he doesn't deserve to lie there in the sun and be stared at ."

Benson grinned and flipped a rock with his thumb like a marble .

"Ramey smiled but he thought to himself , I always see me too ."

Then he would realize they were really things that only he himself could think .

"With this realization , sometimes , he saw himself as he looked down ."

"`` Too long a waiting line '' , Ramey answered , pretending to joke ."

"`` There's a body you won't mind looking at '' , Benson said and they stopped ."

"Slender and tanned , her dark brown hair was drawn straight back , simply ."

"Benson said , and Ramey wondered how close their thoughts might have been ."

Her glance swung past the trailer where the two drivers were standing .

The two men in overalls stood just behind the blonde-headed man .

"He turned and looked at them with clear blue eyes , immaculate eyes ."

He was very tanned -- big hands might have torn him from a Coca-Cola poster .

He turned and bent over the body of the Indian .

"It was simply a matter of curiosity , a natural right to examine ."

"The man said , backing up a step , still looking down ."

Ramey saw sunlight touch the curly blonde hairs on the brown skin .

Ramey swung and caught the man just to the left of his mouth .

he laid all four knuckles in between the man's cheekbone and his chin .

The man took two short steps backward then sat down heavily on the pavement .

He hadn't done it this time and he would never again hit anyone so hard .

"His arms hung like empty shirt sleeves , and his mouth was slightly open ."

one of his hands flattened out on the pavement and supported him .

The girl kneeled by her husband with one arm at his back .

The girl looked around quickly at several of the people .

Then she saw Ramey and her face was misshapen with bewilderment .

`` Why did you do it -- why did you hit him '' ? ?

"Benson moved his arms , gesturing with an unfamiliar vigor and talking rapidly ."

Some of the ruddiness was gone from his face and he stared at Ramey .

"`` Mough -- it's my mough '' , the man said , trying to talk without moving his lips ."

The ancient Greeks recorded several catastrophic inundations by huge waves .

Japan has had 15 destructive ones ( eight of them disastrous ) since 1596 .

The Hawaiian Islands are struck severely an average of once every 25 years .

"one wave swamped more than 1,000 ships and boats in Osaka Bay ."

"In 1896 a Japanese tsunami killed 27,000 people and swept away 10,000 homes ."

The dimensions of these waves dwarf all our usual standards of measurement .

"The greater the depth of the water , the greater is the speed of the wave ; ;"

Their amplitude sometimes is as little as two feet from trough to crest .

The giant waves are more dangerous on flat shores than on steep ones .

"Reefs are left high and dry , and the beaches are covered with stranded fish ."

"Just as they reached the shore , the first huge wave crashed upon them ."

A tsunami is not a single wave but a series .

Usually the third to the eighth waves in the series are the biggest .

He was able to make a detailed inspection of the waves .

"Their onrush and retreat , he reported , was accompanied by a great hissing , roaring and rattling ."

The third and fourth waves seemed to be the highest .

On some of the islands' beaches the waves came in gently ; ;

In Hilo Bay they were from 21 to 26 feet high .

Scientists and fishermen have occasionally seen strange by-products of the phenomenon .

During a 1933 tsunami in Japan the sea glowed brilliantly at night .

"Such equipment has been installed at Hilo , Midway , Attu and Dutch Harbor ."

"On November 4 , 1952 , an earthquake occurred under the sea off the Kamchatka Peninsula ."

It turned out that the waves were not so high as in 1946 .

There is little doubt that the warning system saved lives and reduced the damage .

"But it is plain that a warning system , however efficient , is not enough ."

"The land , too , is changing , and earthquakes are daily reminders of this ."

Earthquakes result when movements in the earth twist rocks until they break .

Sometimes this is accompanied by visible shifts of the ground surface ; ;

"often the shifts cannot be seen , but they are there ; ;"

and everywhere can be found scars of earlier breaks once deeply buried .

"The effects of earthquakes on civilization have been widely publicized , even overemphasized ."

"( 2 ) If earthquakes do occur at such depths , why not deeper ? ?"

Knowledge gained from studying earthquake waves has been applied in various fields .

How can we have the wisdom to meet such a new and difficult challenge ? ?

That is enough TNT to fill the tower of the Empire State Building ; ;

"and with the availability of bombs of that size , war became a new problem ."

there is also hydrogen in wood and hydrogen in our bodies .

"Salt water is still Af , the same hydrogen is there ."

"Of course , there is also an optimistic side to the picture ."

"With just the hydrogen of our bodies , we could run the world for years ."

I have been trying to make this clear to my own class in chemistry .

I calculated first that there are about an octillion atoms in the average human body ; ;

"that is a figure one with 27 ciphers , quite a large number ."

Then I calculated that a million peas would just about fill a household refrigerator ; ;

a billion peas would fill a small house from cellar to attic ; ;

and a quadrillion peas would fill all the buildings in the city of Philadelphia .

"so we get the whole state covered with peas , about four feet deep ."

Finally we go into the farthest reaches of the Milky Way ; ;

So you see how small an atom is and how complicated you are .

I start growing rapidly and this calcium atom grows along with me .

"it also contains nearly all the mass , and the atomic energy ."

"And since you are made of atoms , you are nothing much but empty space , too ."

Someone has remarked that this is certainly the ultimate in reducing .

"At any rate , it shows us how immaterial we are ."

Now this 1920 view of the atom was on the whole a discouraging picture .

For we believed that the electrons obeyed the law of mechanics and electrodynamics ; ;

and therefore the atom was really just a little machine ; ;

and in mechanics the whole is no more than the sum of the parts .

"So if you are made of atoms , you are just a big machine ; ;"

"and since the universe is also made of atoms , it is just a supermachine ."

These ripples spread out in symmetrical patterns like the rose windows of a great cathedral .

Some of the Island is sand and is not suitable for living .

The Island folk have their living almost entirely from summer visitors ; ;

"This is a fine trip , too , on a good day ."

"The set of all decisions is called the operating policy or , more simply , the policy ."

There are thus three components to an optimal design problem : ( 1 )

The specification of the operating variables and the transformation they effect ; ;

The specification of the objective function of which the optimization is desired .

Thus a number of operations of the order of Af are required .

"Suppose that Af , and that the average operation requires only Af sec. ."

"Consider the process illustrated in Fig. 2.1 , consisting of R distinct stages ."

An optimal policy is an admissible policy Af which maximizes the objective function P .

Let Af where the maximization is over all admissible policies Af .

A table or set of tables may be set out as in Table 2.1 .

A form of objective function that we shall often have occasion to consider is Af .

The word distance is used here in a rather general sense ; ;

He crossed the next meadow and climbed a tree where the jungle trail resumed .

For a while he was content to let events develop in their good time .

His superiors had emphasized that marines tortured others for the sheer pleasure .

His remembering the self-dictate brought no peace -- only a faint chill of doubt .

"His superiors had also preached this , saying it was the way for eternal honor ."

Then it would be a choice between starvation and suicide .

He sighed and leaned for a moment against the trunk .

His fatigues made a streak of almost phosphorescent green in the mist .

"`` Come out , come out in the meadow '' , Matsuo said under his breath ."

The man leaned against a tree and wiped a sleeve across his face .

"Matsuo lifted his rifle , easing the sling under his left upper arm for steadiness ."

"They had fought from caves , and the marines resorted to burning them out ."

"The callous marines had laughed at each other's retching , while stacking bodies ."

"Apprehensively he peered to the left , to the right into the leafy , vine-crisscrossed maze ."

Only the hum of insects and the distant fluttering call of a bird .

"Because he couldn't hear them , he was more convinced they were there ."

A spectacle occurred across the meadow : the lone marine took a seat on the ground ; ;

"He wanted the arrogant marine to know fear , and so he aimed above the head ."

"Like a mischievous boy expecting punishment , Matsuo awaited reaction from the jungle ."

"He went into a whirling dance , a sort of blind chasing of the tail ."

"but jumping right up , he staggered in no particular direction ."

"He wore no head cover of any kind and , more odd , had no visible weapon ."

"When he got closer to the tree , Matsuo noted the wild look on his face ."

"The bobbing head was a poor target , so Matsuo shot him in the upper trunk ."

"The marine spun , clapping a hand high on his chest , and dived forward ."

"In the hush that followed the echoes , Matsuo was tense ."

Down the tree he scrambled and knelt at the edge of foliage .

"The marine was sprawled some thirty yards away , one arm extended ."

"Heat , in the sunlight , pressed in like an invisible crowd ."

"He squatted by the head , gently placing the rifle on the ground ."

The bullet had penetrated in the area of the right collarbone ; ;

In the other : a wristwatch with broken crystal wrapped in a dirty handkerchief .

He didn't smoke and could not light fires with a flintless lighter ; ;

"he had no use any longer for exact time , even had the watch been running ."

The cap was stuck and made a thin rusty squeaking as he applied pressure .

"The marine's eyes opened , squeezed shut , then opened squinted in the glare ."

"Drunk on sake , he must have wandered off from his bivouac ."

"The marine tried to roll on his right side , and moaned ."

Awkwardly with one hand Matsuo got the cap back on the water bottle .

The smell of sake had freshened yesterday's events in his thoughts .

"In the caves , with other supplies , they had kept cases of sake ."

The sun was noon high and Matsuo perspired until his body was dripping .

Wet also were the marine's fatigues and the face had an oily film .

The man had thrown the left hand over his eyes .

Now and again he murmured something that ended in a giggle .

"Even the bone handle scorched , and he retrieved the marine's handkerchief to wrap it ."

First he barely touched the blade on the hand which shaded the eyes .

"A shrill yelp , kicked legs , and groping hands that circled Matsuo's wrist ."

The marine commenced to weep and it blighted the sense of enjoyment .

"He dropped the knife in its scabbard , hung the rifle behind a shoulder ."

"The marine , hands on cheeks , rolled by his unwounded side onto his stomach ."

"In the jungle , birds were mute , while insects preserved only the monotony of living ."

"It was the marine : head lifted , he strained and called ."

Then he astonished Matsuo by pushing and dragging himself until he sat .

Once and for all he'd finish this marine who would not die .

"It sounded as if the man were calling him : `` Hey , Japanese hey there , Japanese '' ."

"He performed the act twice more , and the begging in his tone grew more distinct ."

The marine slumped forward into a bow like a priest before an idol .

"Remembering his own thirst , Matsuo took out his water bottle ."

"he was very thirsty , but he must observe water discipline ."

His years of campaigning had taught him the value of water discipline .

"He began to uncap the bottle , the rusty cap squealing on its threads ."

down in the broil of the sun he was becoming dried out .

The marine shouted for it until it seemed that his voice had to crack .

"After all , he had less reason to desire it than the marine ."

"`` Your superiors will certainly beat you for your desertion , besides the dishonor of it ."

He reminded Matsuo of a similar thing he had witnessed in China .

Historians have come to recognize two cardinal facts concerning nationalism and international influence .

"In America , such self-deception has served a particularly useful purpose ."

Abraham Lincoln emerged as an incarnation of the national Constitution .

Robert E. Lee represented the dignity needed by a rebelling confederacy .

2 ) The concept that an `` American national folklore '' exists is itself probably another propagandistic legend .

"For that matter , the experts themselves are a mixed breed ."

"Folklore is his hobby , and he , all too rightly , wishes it to remain as such ."

he hunts folklore for the very `` field and stream '' reasons that many persons hunt game ; ;

and only rarely is he acutely concerned with the meaning of what he has located .

"His standards are , of course , completely foreign to those of the analyst ."

The analyst is apt to be too honest to fit in .

Is he swept away by sentiment and nostalgia for an America that was ? ?

When he gets the answers to his questions he will be discouraged .

The folk are simply not homogeneous with respect to nation or political attitude .

"Fight with Sam Schaeffer , fight with the whole damned Bureau ."

Gun waited for Killpath to sit down behind the desk near the window .

"He was silent again , possibly listening to the sounds in the squadroom ."

"Killpath said , `` You were expected to report to my office twenty minutes ago , Sergeant ."

"That's not getting all the juice out of the orange , now is it '' ? ?"

"`` I called the station at three this morning '' , Killpath's nasal voice pronounced ."

`` Do you have any idea who might have been in charge at the time '' ? ?

`` What if I said nobody was here but a couple of patrolmen '' ? ?

"`` Sir , Vaughn knows better than to leave the station without a relief ."

`` He let a patrolman take over the duties of the station keeper .

"`` But you didn't know a thing about it , did you '' ? ?"

"his foot slipped off the chair and he put it back again , frowning now ."

"`` That's not taking one's command with a responsible attitude , Matson '' ."

Gun told himself that the old bastard was a fool .

He stretched a pale hand out to the scattered papers on his desk .

"He took up a white sheet of paper , dark with single-spaced data ."

"`` I didn't think Accacia knew so many big words , Lieutenant '' ."

"`` Let's not push our patience beyond the danger line , Sergeant '' , Killpath nasaled ."

"Gun stiffened , his hands balling into fists at his sides ."

He clamped his jaws to keep the fury from spilling out .

"Killpath leaned forward again , rocked comfortably with his arms still wrapped around one knee ."

"`` Let's just remember , Sergeant , that we must all carry our own umbrella ."

"He stood up , cocked his head and eyed Gun coldly ."

"He could pick up another pack on his way home , if he were going home ."

Sol Phillips had purchased the Alliance Furniture Mart seventeen years ago .

"A time plan is a mere convenience , you understand , and when '' -- He interrupted himself , smiling ."

"Part 1 , below describes this abstract model by spelling out its assumptions ."

"Part 2 , discusses the operation of the model and derives some significant conclusions ."

"Part 3 , discusses the empirical relevance and policy implications of the conclusions ."

"For the purposes of setting the product price , the industry behaves as a single entity ."

"In wage negotiations , the industry bargains as a unit with a single union ."

We are concerned with aggregate demand for the industry's product .

The manner in which this is shared among firms is taken as given .

"The level of this average cost is determined by factor prices , technology , and so forth ."

we do so by disproving the presumption on which it is based .

It is convenient to assume that the union-industry contract is of one year's duration .

At times we can say that it was the major factor .

The ideals of the country were deeply indebted to the Protestantism of the older stock .

The great seal of the United States was obviously inspired by the Christian faith .

A number were in the nature of movements to relieve or remove social ills .

Several of the movements were given a marked impetus by revivalism .

Several were born in the early decades and persisted throughout the century .

"As we have seen , Methodism early took a stand against slavery ."

Beginning at least as far back as 1789 various Baptist bodies condemned slavery .

"Benjamin Lundy ( 1789-1839 ) , a Quaker , was a pioneer in preparing the way for anti-slavery societies ."

It was he who turned the attention of William Lloyd Garrison ( 1805-1879 ) to the subject .

"Garrison , Massachusetts born of Nova Scotian parentage , was by temperament and conviction a reformer ."

A marked impulse came to the anti-slavery movement through the Finney revivals .

Weld was the son and grandson of New England Congregational ministers .

He shunned publicity for himself and sought to avoid fame .

This could also be used for any other skin irritation .

`` Female troubles '' of various kinds do not seem to have been common on the frontier ; ;

Bruises and black eyes were relieved by application of raw beefsteak .

"Another swore by vinegar baths for burns , and still another recommended salted butter ."

"`` Butter salve '' or `` butter ointment '' was used for burns , and for bruises as well ."

"when it was cool , the fat was skimmed off and bottled ."

"The results were good , but which treatment helped is still not known ."

"To stop bleeding , cobwebs were applied to cuts and wounds ."

My lawyer told me that his mother used a similar remedy for cuts and wounds ; ;

A `` chaw '' of tobacco put on an open wound was both antiseptic and healing .

Then he put a rag around the dressing to keep it in place .

"Until quite recently , `` sterile '' maggots could be bought to apply to a wound ; ;"

Tetanus could be avoided by pouring warm turpentine over a wound .

Rabies were cured or prevented by `` madstones '' which the pioneer wore or carried .

this mixture was then spread on a cloth and wrapped around the affected part .

Yellow clay was used as a poultice for insect bites and also for swellings ; ;

Chiggers were a common pest along streams and where gardens and berries thrived ; ;

Bathing the itching parts with kerosene gave relief and also killed the pests .

"For wasp stings onion juice , obtained by scraping an onion , gave quick relief ."

A handier remedy was to bathe the painful part in strong soapy water ; ;

"to keep them out of homes , even in the 1900's , was a chore ."

Kerosene was very effective in ridding pioneer homes of the pests .

"A kerosene shampoo seems a heroic treatment , but it did the job ."

To remove an insect from one's ear warm water should be inserted .

"Shingles were cured by gentian , an old drug , used in combinations ."

"Itching skin , considered `` just nerves '' , was eased by treating with whiskey and salt ."

Six treatments cured one case which lasted a month and had defied other remedies .

Now one hears that heat and hot water are used instead .

"Another remedy was oil of eucalyptus , used as well for chilblains ."

Chilblains were also treated with tincture of capsicum or cabbage leaves .

"Another frequent pioneer difficulty , caused by wearing rough and heavy shoes and boots , was corns ."

Saliva gathered in the mouth after a night's sleep was considered poisonous ; ;

One wart cure was to wrap it in a hair from a blonde gypsy .

One person recommended to me washing the wart with sulphur water ; ;

another said it should be rubbed with a cut potato three times daily .

the onion was then fastened together with string and placed beneath a dripping eave .

One doctor prescribed a tablespoon of whiskey or brandy before each meal for leg cramps .

We in this Department must think about foreign policy in its total context .

Foreign policy is the total involvement of the American people with peoples and governments abroad .

I think we need to concern ourselves also with the timeliness of action .

Every policy officer cannot help but be a planning officer .

There will of course be times for delay and inaction .

We want to stimulate ideas from the bottom to the top of the Department .

"Further , I would hope that we could pay attention to little things ."

Dozens of seemingly small matters go wrong all over the world .

Whether it will strike home for you or not will be for you to determine .

He must think about which of these principles must take precedence .

He is aware that every moderately important problem merges imperceptibly into every other problem .

"What is the probable attitude of other governments , including those less directly involved ? ?"

How and at what stage and in what sequence are other governments to be consulted ? ?

"If action is indicated , what kind of action is relevant to the problem ? ?"

Is the matter one for the United Nations or some other international body ? ?

What the American people will do turns in large degree on their leadership .

And the policy officer has the hounds of time snapping at his heels .

High school students have more sense of the way to dress than college students .

"No matter how hot the day , they are dressed properly and not in shorts ."

"-- In Today's `` Voice '' , the CTA is urged to reduce fares for senior citizens ."

But why is it the special responsibility of the CTA to help these people ? ?

"CTA regulars already subsidize transportation for school children , policemen , and firemen ."

"I am the wife of the owner of a small , independent meat market ."

"If a customer wishes a special cut , it will not be available ."

"We are slowly being regimented to having everything packaged , whether we want it or not ."

and my husband hasn't had a vacation in 14 years .

I regret that Bertha Madeira ( Today's `` Voice '' ) obtained incorrect information .

"-- Is this , perhaps , one of the things that is wrong with our country ? ?"

At a rate of $3.22 an hour he is now earning approximately $580 a month .

( Editorial comment on this letter appears elsewhere on this page ) .

Copies of this letter were made avaliable to the press and public .

"The editorial , by omitting the words anti-trust enforcement , totally distorted Mr. Kennedy's views ."

"The headline is offensive , particularly in view of the total inaccuracy of the editorial ."

"When she agrees , you can rest assured her position will remain unchanged ."

"I think we have the hardest working , best representative in Congress ."

Those in the public eye should be good examples of American citizens while abroad .

-- Overt socialism means government ownership and management of a nation's main industries .

Issuing bonds for plant construction has brought new industries to certain regions .

"In February , 1958 , the patient suffered a myocardial infarction complicated by pulmonary edema ."

"Additional findings at this time included cardiomegaly , peripheral arteriosclerosis obliterans , and cholelithiasis ."

"Later , chlorothiazide and salt restriction became necessary to control the edema of chronic congestive failure ."

"Triamcinolone , 16 mg. daily , was resumed and maintained until Feb. 18 , 1959 ."

the serum glutamic oxaloacetic transaminase was 10 units per ml. per min. .

The clinical impression at this time was either muscular dystrophy or polymyositis .

"In May 1959 , prednisone , 30 mg. daily , replaced the dexamethasone ."

"Muscle weakness did not improve , and the patient needed first a cane , then crutches ."

"Severe back pain in June , 1959 , prompted a third hospital admission ."

X-ray films of the vertebral column showed progression of the demineralization .

"The body was that of a well-developed , somewhat debilitated white man weighing 108 lb. ."

"There were bilateral pterygia and arcus senilis , and the mouth was edentulous ."

"Many of the myocardial fibers were hypertrophied and had large , irregular , basophilic nuclei ."

"The endothelial cells lining the sinusoids were prominent , and many contained large quantities of hemosiderin ."

The mucosa of the stomach was atrophic and irregularly blackened over a 14 cm. area .

A careful search failed to show occlusion of any of the mesenteric vessels .

"Cultures taken from the jejunum yielded Monilia albicans , Pseudomonas pyocanea , Aerobacter aerogenes , and Streptococcus anhemolyticus ."

"The kidneys were pale and weighed right , 110 gm. , and left , 230 gm. ."

"Throughout , there were marked arteriolosclerosis and hyalinization of afferent glomerular arterioles ."

These changes were more marked in the atrophic right kidney than in the left .

"In addition , there were 2 small papillary adenomas in the right kidney ."

"The bone of the vertebral bodies , ribs , and sternum was soft and was easily compressed ."

The marrow of the vertebral bodies was pale and showed areas of fatty replacement .

"Microscopically , there were many areas of hypercellularity alternating with areas of hypocellularity ."

"The cells of the erythroid , myeloid , and megakaryocytic series were normal except for their numbers ."

"At times , clumps of 10 to 15 closely-packed nuclei were also observed ."

Trichrome stains failed to show fibrosis in the involved muscles .

"In all of the sections examined , the arterioles and small arteries were essentially normal ."

"Sales and other operating income increased 25.1% from $24,926,615 in 1959 to $31,179,816 in 1960 ."

In December we began to ship our ultra-high-speed stretch yarn machines .

These machines produce the higher quality stretch yarns required in weaving stretch and textured fabrics .

This we believe will substantially broaden the potential market for the equipment .

The Uniconer has several outstanding features -- it operates with much greater efficiency than existing equipment ; ;

Many mills have already placed firm orders for this machine .

It is equipped with an automatic threading device to reduce waste and handling time .

We look forward to a stronger position in this expanding field .

PMR is currently supplying components vital to the Titan and Minuteman programs .

"There is a rapidly growing demand for this material , primarily from the military ."

The rapid advance in science today suggests many other avenues of investigation .

All operations now carried on at our plant at Cranston will be transferred to Warwick .

Operations in the new plant should be producing efficiently early in 1962 .

An architect's sketch of the new plant is shown on the front cover .

"The building will contain 430,000 square feet , approximately the same as our present plant ."

Layout and equipment were modernized and improved to obtain increased production on an efficient basis .

The new Warwick plant is being built at our expense and under our direction .

"We will then occupy the new plant under lease , with an option to purchase ."

"These arrangements are , in our opinion , very favorable to Leesona ."

"Long term loans have been reduced by $395,000 to $2,461,000 ."

"Inventories increased $625,561 to $8,313,514 during the year and should decline in coming months ."

"Production must be adjusted accordingly , at minimum cost and quickly ."

"But it will include 200-odd officeholders , organization leaders and `` interested party people '' ."

-- Arrangements for a statewide pre-primary endorsing convention in Fresno next Jan. 26-28 .

"Where only one club existed before , he says , two will flourish henceforth ."

"Biggest organizational problem , he adds , is setting up CDC units in rock-ribbed Democratic territory ."

"Like most Democratic spokesmen , Carvey predicts 1962 will be a tremendously `` partisan year '' ."

"Naturally , the statewide races will provide the major test for the expanding council ."

But the rest of the GOP gubernatorial aspirants don't worry him very much .

"It works with English , Russian , German , Hungarian or almost any other foreign tongue ."

They accuse their enemies of precisely the crimes of which they themselves are most guilty .

Then the Communese reply came back from many mouthpieces with striking consistency .

Moscow radio from the Literary Gazette in English to England :

The Soviet news agency TASS datelined from New York in English to Europe :

"Over 4 million shares were sold , the highest figures since early June ."

`` A better position for negotiations is the real point of this speech .

"Well , dear listeners , despite all the shouting , there will be no war over West Berlin '' ."

"`` Chairman Khrushchev received the U.S. President's disarmament adviser , John McCloy ."

Their conversation and dinner passed in a warm and friendly atmosphere '' .

The `` West Berlin '' crisis is really an East Berlin crisis .

Chairman Khrushchev and John McCloy had a terrible row at Sochi .

`` Remember the French railroad baron who was going to take me floating down the Nile '' ? ?

`` Remember the night Will Rogers filled a tooth for me between numbers '' ? ?

I was anxious to hear about those dazzling days on the Great White Way .

"Exclaimed Vera Forbes Adams , batting lovely big eyes behind glitter rimmed glasses ."

This use is expected to increase to about 50 million visits by 1972 .

The wildlife habitat management proposals for the 10-year period are : 1 .

Improve food and cover on 1.5 million acres of key wildlife areas .

This will require about a 40 percent increase over the present level of protection .

( B ) more reliable evaluation of the potential of initial outbreaks to cause widespread damage ; ;

The initial suppression activities would cover about twice the acreage currently being treated .

Coordination of pest control objectives with timber management activities to reduce losses .

This will include 125 million acres compared with 23 million acres now receiving such protection .

Meeting these levels of protection from fire calls for : 1 .

This will include a stepped-up program of training and development of personnel .

Control would be limited to those rodents for which economical means of control are known .

"In the forest highway system , there are now 24,400 miles of public roads ."

These are mostly through highways that carry traffic going from one destination to another .

Construction and maintenance of this system is a responsibility of the Secretary of Agriculture .

It will be carefully planned to maintain optimum service to these important resources and watersheds .

"the protection of forage , timber , and wildlife resources from fire , insects , and disease ; ;"

the protection of watershed lands from erosion and overgrazing by animals .

About 80 percent of these long-range requirements should be met by the year 2000 .

This constitutes about 17 percent of the long-range requirements for these facilities .

"In some units , National Forest ownership is well blocked together ."

Some privately held inholdings are a source of direct damage to these Federal lands .

there are no reasonable prospects that these conditions will be corrected or changed .

The bronchus and pulmonary artery in this lung type maintain a close relationship throughout .

No bronchial artery-pulmonary artery anastomoses were noted in this group .

It is characterized by the presence of incompletely developed secondary lobules ; ;

"well defined , but haphazardly arranged , interlobular septa and a thick , remarkably vascular pleura ( fig. 9 ) ."

This pleural supply is derived both from hilar and interlobular bronchial artery branches .

In distal regions its diameter would be one-fourth to one-fifth that of the pulmonary artery .

Also three other direct pathways of alveolar bronchial arterial supply were noted : via the pleura ; ;

"and along the terminal bronchiole ( figs. 14 , 17 , 18 , 19 ) ."

One bronchial arteriolar-pulmonary arteriolar anastomosis was noted at the terminal bronchiolar level ( fig. 26 ) .

"Also , interlobular air drifts may be all but nonexistent in the cow ; ;"

probably occur in the horse much as in the human being ; ;

A reason for such wide variation in the pulmonary morphology is entirely lacking at present .

"Berry , Brailsford and Daly in 1931 and Nakamura in 1958 reaffirmed this ."

"Ellis , Grindlay and Edwards ( '52 ) also were unable to find them in rats ."

The possibility that the absence or presence of these shunts is species-dependent is therefore inferred .

The main subgross anatomical features of the lungs of various mammals are presented .

"Type 1 , is represented by the cow , sheep , and pig ; ;"

The pleura and interlobular septa are thick in types 1 and 3 .

The pleura is extremely thin in type 2 and septa are absent .

In type 3 the bronchial artery also provides blood directly to the alveolar capillary bed .

This may be due to the heavy interlobular connective tissue barriers present .

Never have I seen this expressed so clearly and so sympathetically .

I feel that N.C. hit the very core of our existence in the editorial `` Confrontation '' .

"my only hope is that it will be shared by many , many others ."

"`` Confrontation '' should fortify us all , whether in Southeast Asia or the U.S. ."

The public is now armed with sophistication and numerous competing media .

The accepted method of writing news has two major liabilities .

"Second , it subjects the news to distortion by the unscrupulous ."

Yet the press was powerless to put these charges in perspective in its news columns .

The Senator had boxed them in with their own restrictions .

I am sure that they did when Eisenhower was President .

The radio stations did run `` transcripts '' ( I thought ) during the evening hours .

We out here don't see enough of the conference to know he is being abused .

I don't know if this is the situation in other parts of the country ; ;

"There were also a couple in Canada , and several in England ."

"We set up the Lloyd's Neck school , worked out its curriculum , and taught there ."

There apparently is no school of propaganda or psychological warfare .

Congratulations on the article `` Do We Need A College Of Propaganda '' ? ?

One should be able to get hold of the book at once .

Until the work actually appears I am not privileged to analyze it publicly in detail .

The text of the book leaves a somewhat milder impression than the prepublication excerpt .

The article presents the reader with an absurdity at its beginning .

It calls the conclusion admitted valid by `` historians and military strategists alike '' a `` perverted conclusion .

"If so , I would lean to Sir Charles' conception of the man ."

I think it was a grave error to print the article at this time .

"In the electronics industry , this tendency is well illustrated by inventories of TV sets ."

I believe a further gain is in prospect for 1961 .

"however , production came to only 5.6 million compared to 6.2 million ."

sales and production of home sets were about equal at 10.4 million units .

Auto set production came to about 6.3 million compared to 5.6 million in 1959 .

"Still later , the realm of space technology will show substantial gains ; ;"

"sales should slightly exceed 1960 , however , and reach $1.9 billion ."

"During World War 2 , , he was a lieutenant commander in the United States Navy ."

"He has a Bachelor of Science from the University of Manchester , England ."

Mr. Brown presently has over 130 patents to his credit dating back to 1923 .

"Color was delayed until 1935 , the wide screen until the early fifties ."

"Brief snips of actual events were shown : parades , dances , street scenes ."

"An early Edison production was The Execution Of Mary , Queen Of Scots ."

"As the first scene begins to fade , the succeeding scene begins to appear ."

"The film consists of a series of still , transparent photographs , or `` frames '' , 35-mm.-wide ."

"Time is built into the motion picture , which cannot exist without time ."

"In narrative , time is essential , as it is in film ."

"Overnight , for one thing , Porter's film multiplied the standard running time of movies by ten ."

The reel itself became and still is the standard of measure for the movies .

"Cutting , of course , takes place automatically in the creation of a film ."

"The meaning of the word is quite physical , to begin with ."

The two events are taking place at the same time .

The creator of the art of the film : D.W. Griffith

Before he was forty Griffith had created the art of the film .

"Not that there had not been attempts , mostly European , to do exactly that ."

Staggeringly condensed versions of famous novels and famous plays were presented .

But no art at all was born of the art effort in the early movies .

"It rested its decision solely on 7 , which reads in pertinent part : ``"

The purpose of this provision was thus explained in the Court's opinion : ``

that these products constituted a `` line of commerce '' within the meaning of the Clayton Act ; ;

that General Motors' share of the market for these products was substantial ; ;

The sole guidance given the Court for discharging the task committed to it was this : ``

"International Salt Co. v. United States , 332 U. S. 392 , 400-401 '' ."

This brings us to the course of the proceedings in the District Court .

"This Court's judgment was filed in the District Court on July 18 , 1957 ."

The Court adopted this procedure with an appropriate time schedule for carrying it out .

"The Government submitted its proposed decree on October 25 , 1957 ."

"On June 6 , 1958 , General Motors submitted its objections to the Government's proposal ."

The decrees proposed by the amici curiae were filed in August of 1958 .

The United States and Soviet Russia have enough nuclear weapons to destroy all nations .

I have just returned from a seven-week trip to Europe and the Far East .

We should stand firmly and courageously for our right to free access into Berlin .

It would be criminal folly if the Communists tried to prevent us .

Soviet Russia has been invaded twice by German troops in a generation .

The truth is that Communist Russia fears the resurgence of German militarism .

Berlin is merely being used by Moscow as a stalking horse .

It could provide security without cost of armaments and increase German prosperity and lessen taxation .

France and other Western European nations likewise fear a rearmed Germany .

It is up to the Assembly to take action against them .

I would like to quote from the Charter of the United Nations :

The General Assembly shall consider and approve the budget of the Organization .

The U.S.S.R. and her followers are careful in paying their obligations to the regular budget .

This `` holds '' the local until the express passengers change trains .

"Without question , this time and temper saver should be immediately installed at the Woodside station ."

"However , there are still several types of calls that necessitate the use of telephone operators ."

I disagree with the writer who says funeral services should be government-controlled .

Recently I visited the very remarkable Pilgrim School for retarded children .

"Hazel Park donates its recreation center , five days a week , to the school ."

"Reading , writing and simple arithmetic are taught along with such crafts as working in brass ."

Enough trading stamps were collected to buy a 12-passenger station wagon .

"The school is located at 9-1 Mile Road , Woodward Heights ."

Visitors are welcome to come see what these dedicated mothers can do .

Negligence in garbage and rubbish collections and alley cleaning is great .

He should put the police back to patrolling and walking the streets at night .

Drunken truck drivers in the city departments should be weeded out .

Educate the city employes to give real service to the public .

"After all , they are paid by the public , they should be examples ."

Thank you for the article by George Sokolsky on the public apathy to impudence .

Why has this form of gentility gone out of American life ? ?

Her previous traumatic experiences flashed through her mind as if they had happened yesterday .

"In general , the approach is more active than passive , more out-reaching than reflective ."

These needs usually concern the reduction of guilt and some relief of tension .

The initial interview must be therapeutic rather than purely exploratory in an information-seeking sense .

This problem is perhaps as old as social casework itself .

"In general , religious interest seems to exist in all parts of the metropolis ; ;"

A congregation survives only if it can sustain a socially homogeneous membership ; ;

the presence of other members of similar social and economic level is the sufficient condition .

( 2 ) central cities tend to be more heterogeneous in social composition .

"With few exceptions , the major denominations are rapidly losing their hold on the central city ."

"The key to Protestant development , therefore , is economic integration of the nucleus of the congregation ."

The congregation is first and foremost an economic peer group ; ;

They survive only when they can recruit social and economic peers .

We have seen that the folksy spirit is confined to economic peers ; ;

This fact is evident in the recruitment of new members .

"A crucial question , therefore , is what evangelism and mission actually mean in metropolitan Protestantism ."

( Co-optation means to choose by joint action in order to fill a vacancy ; ;

") In a mobile society , congregational health depends on a constant process of recruitment ; ;"

Evangelism and congregational outreach have not been carefully studied in the churches ; ;

the new people respond in kind by joining the church .

the majority of such contacts are with people of similar social and economic position ; ;

association by level of achievement is the dominant principle of informal relations .

the mission of the church is actually a process of informal co-optation ; ;

Publicity accounted for 1.1 per cent of the initial contacts with new members .

"nonetheless , the prevalence of economic integration in congregations illumines the nature of the Protestant development ."

These trends seem to be working at cross-purposes in the metropolis .

The motifs of impersonal interdependence and insulation of residential communities have polarized ; ;

This conformity represents a desperate attempt to stabilize a hopelessly unstable environment .

Consumer communities have suffered at the hands of the productive interests .

"Negroes , Puerto Ricans , and rural newcomers are slowly making their way into the cities ."

this style is characteristically an expression of the communal style of the middle classes .

The keynotes of this style are activism and emphasis on achievements in gaining self-esteem .

`` Fellowship by likeness '' and `` mission by friendly contact '' form the iron cage of denominational religion .

"They predicted escalation , and escalation is what we are getting ."

"`` The discontinuity can either be that of war to destruction , or that of diplomatic policy '' ."

"Not terror , but anger and resentment have been the general reaction outside the Soviet sphere ."

"When one powerful nation strives to emulate the success of another , it is only natural ."

"They are less vocal now , when it is the West Berliners who are migrating ."

"West Berlin morale is low and , in age distribution , the situation is unfavorable ."

The official statistics show that 60 per cent are employed workers or independent professional people .

Whole families are moving and removal firms are booked for months ahead .

Another piece of evidence appears in a dispatch from Bonn in The Observer ( London ) .

Mark Arnold-Foster writes : `` People are leaving ( West Berlin ) because they think it is dying .

Tanks lined up at the border will be no more helpful .

"It is , in fact , a relatively mild chastisement of the dead ."

"Contemplating these posthumous punishments , Stalin should not lose all hope ."

"Nikita Khrushchev , however , has created yet another problem for himself ."

"Who , then , is of sufficient stature to lodge with Lenin ? ?"

"Suppose he did lie beside Lenin , would it be permanent ? ?"

"When a man is laid to rest , he is entitled to stay put ."

"If Nikita buys a small plot in some modest rural cemetery , everyone will understand ."

"He has , moreover , another qualification which augurs well for the future ."

"Mr. Khrushchev's demand for a troika is dormant , not dead ; ;"

"they are also trained with carbines , automatic weapons , pistols , rifles and other such ladies' accessories ."

The country is committed to the doctrine of security by military means .

The official military establishment can only threaten to use its nuclear arms ; ;

A more dangerous formula for national frustration cannot be imagined .

"The place of religion in the simple , preliterate societies is quite definite ; ;"

"In societies like ours , however , its place is less clear and more complex ."

and there are different opinions as to the essential functions of religion .

"he is not greatly frustrated , and he is not anomic ; ;"

he is better fitted to perform his social life among his fellows .

Man has the experience of being helpfully allied with what he cannot fully understand ; ;

he is a coordinate part of all of the mysterious energy and being and movement .

He is not lost in the abyss of endless time ; ;

"it also provides facilities and incitements for the development of personality , sociality , and creativeness ."

"Under the religious impulse , whether theistic or humanistic , men have joy in living ; ;"

He has to cope with frustration and other emotional disturbance and anomie .

"Religion usually also includes a principle of compensation , mainly in a promised perfect future state ."

Religion is vitally necessary in both societal maintenance and regulation .

"The religion supports , re-enforces , reaffirms , and maintains the fundamental values ."

This is demonstrated especially when there is awareness of radically different value orientation elsewhere ; ;

for example Americans rally to Christian values vis-a-vis those of atheistic communism .

It places certain values at least beyond questioning and tampering .

This explains some group ends and provides a justification of their primacy .

It gives social guidance and direction and makes for programs of social action .

"Finally , it gives meaning to much social endeavor , and logic , consistency , and meaning to life ."

"The common ultimate values , ends and goals fostered by religion are a most important factor ."

Without a system of values there can be no society .

"Where such a value system prevails , it always unifies all who possess it ; ;"

it enables members of the society to operate as a system .

"the more extensive and firm the body of doctrine , the firmer the group ."

"These are ways of jointly participating in significantly symbolized , standardized , and ordered religiously sanctified behavior ."

As such it acts as an anchor for the people .

Much of the important individual and social action has been owing to religious incentives .

The insuperable reward systems that most religions embody have great motivating effects .

The development and testing of new apparatus to measure other properties is nearing completion .

This agreement is considered very good for such short time intervals .

The method of calibration employs a fixed resistance element as a calorimeter .

The shutter consists of two parts : a fast-opening part and a fast-closing part .

Experiments have shown that the shutter is 75 percent open in about 60-80 microseconds .

"somewhat less likely sources are the heavier hydrides SH , SiH , and Aj ."

High sensitivity in radio telescopes is achieved by reducing the bandwidth of the receiver ; ;

The first diatomic hydride investigated by the paramagnetic resonance method was the OH radical .

"the frequencies are 1665.32 and 1667.36 Af , with an uncertainty of 0.10 Af ."

"Success in observing these spectral lines has so far , apparently , been confined to the laboratory ; ;"

Preparations are being made for similar experiments on CH and SH radicals .

The estimated standard deviations of the data for two of the resistors were 1 millidegree ; ;

This has been attributed to helium film flow in the vapor pressure thermometer .

Precise pressure-volume-temperature measurements on corrosive gases are dependent on a sensitive yet rugged pressure transducer .

A prototype which fulfills the requirements was developed and thoroughly tested .

A 6-year study of the transport properties of air at elevated temperatures has been completed .

Such a group of thermometers was obtained and calibrated at the Aj .

Selected bibliographies and tables of available data are now in preparation .

Studies of the intensity data indicate that they may be converted to approximate transition probabilities .

Research continues on the very complex spectra of the rare earth elements .

New computer and automation techniques were applied to these spectra with considerable success .

"Because that's what you're doing -- wrecking it , wrecking it , wrecking it '' ! !"

"I told you there's nothing between Midge and me , nothing ."

"A couple of sobs escaped him , followed by a sentiment that revealed his emotional state ."

"`` Why , I'm not fit to touch the hem of her garment '' ."

Tell him under no circumstances to trust the prime minister with Mahzeer '' .

Griffith was trying to clear his head of the champagne fuzz that encased it .

"The way Hoag was , no telling what he might say or do ."

He finished his champagne and climbed uncertainly to the next landing .

"Griffith said , `` Hoag told me to tell you '' -- he waited until they were close ; ;"

it was hideously embarrassing -- `` not to let the prime minister be alone with Mahzeer '' .

`` He claims Mahzeer's in a plot to kill the P.M. '' .

Could the ambassador himself be the man on this side the prime minister feared ? ?

he wasn't going to allow himself to be led meekly to the slaughter .

One more muddleheaded play like that one and they'd be leading him away .

But Hoag had not stayed on the front steps when Griffith disappeared into the building .

In the lighted interior he saw other men and women struggling into their wraps .

Hoag descended the stone steps to the street and looked up at the building .

Wide windows with many small leaded panes swept across the upper stories .

On the second floor he saw the animated faces of the party guests ; ;

On the third floor one of the two windows was lighted ; ;

"it was framed in maroon drapes , and no faces were visible ."

"He and the prime minister would be back from the window , seated at Mahzeer's desk ; ;"

"In a minute , or five minutes , the business would be done ; ;"

Muller's would have to be one of the half dozen almost directly opposite .

The legation was generously set back from the building line ; ;

But dully glinting on the dark form were the buttons and badge of a policeman .

"Hoag crossed the narrow street , squeezing between parked cars to reach the sidewalk ."

two others he ruled out because all their windows were lighted .

"That left three , possibly four , one looking much like the next ."

He climbed the steps of the first and opened the door to the vestibule .

On one wall was the brass front of a row of mailboxes ; ;

This was senseless -- he had no idea what to look for .

"all were empty except one , and that one was jammed with letters and magazines ."

Now he was certain : the lock had not yielded to Muller's collection of keys ; ;

fresh scars showed that the door had been prized open .

"It had been shut again , but the lock was broken ; ;"

he noted with a thrill of fear that the door moved under his touch .

He would have to climb back down to the street and signal a cop .

The room was bathed in light at the instant Muller's second shot came .

A shot caught him and straightened him up in screaming pain ; ;

He was dead before his body made contact with the floor .

"Hoag stumbled back into the hall , leaned against the wall , and started to retch ."

The letters of the common soldiers are rich in humor .

Some of their figures of speech were colorful and expressive .

A third wrote that it was `` raining like poring peas on a rawhide '' .

"if they should bite before I wake , I pray the Lord their jaws to break '' ."

But he was very much like his associates in his hatred of camp routine .

They talked and wrote much about the elemental functions of the body .

One of the most common of camp maladies was diarrhoea .

Men of more delicate sensibilities referred to this condition as `` looseness of the bowels '' ; ;

It sowered ( on ) my stomack and turn loose on me '' .

The letters which poured forth from camps were usually written under adverse circumstances .

Sometimes soldiers wrote letters while bullets were whizzing about their heads .

the most common type of letter was that of soldier husbands to their wives .

I told them some sweet lies and they believed it all .

I will shute him as shore as I sea him '' .

Initiation into combat sometimes elicited from soldier correspondents choice comments about their experiences and reactions .

We got to one house where there were five secessionists .

Thay may say what they please but godamit Pa it is fun '' .

"A Mississippi soldier wrote : `` our General Reub Davis is a vain , stuck-up , illiterate ass '' ."

A Floridian stated that his officers were `` not fit to tote guts to a bear '' .

"His head cannot contain enough sense to command a regiment , much less a corps ."

Jackson runs first and his Cavalry are well drilled to follow their leader .

But he is a West Point graduate and therefore must be born to command '' .

Similar comments about officers are to be found in the letters of Northern soldiers .

No group of officers came in for more spirited denunciation than the doctors .

They looked as if they had been fed on vinegar and shavings .

They recooned as how you'uns all would be a heap wus to we'uns all ' '' .

"He and his safety man , Herr Schaffner , swam up to the boarding ladder together ."

"Robinson clambered heavily into the boat , sat down , and stripped off his triple-tank assembly ."

"He took his mask from his forehead and threw it , unexpectedly , across the deck ."

"`` I loused it '' , Rob said , with a savage note in his voice ."

`` All I have to do to set the record is to go on down .

I don't get it why this time I should pull such a stupid trick '' .

"`` Well , I get it '' , Artie said , still on the ladder ."

`` You are a big muscle-bound ape and you got this idea about setting a record .

"`` When I came up , damnit , I thought I was going down ."

I came up maybe fifty feet before I knew what was happening '' .

Now he was going to show how much he knew .

"`` Well , that's the only way to be '' , Mrs. Forsythe said , and gave her brassy laugh ."

"`` Maybe not , if you're 200 feet under water '' , Artie said ."

`` Rob's not going to give up as easy as all that '' .

He went down the steps to the galley and sleeping quarters ; ;

went into the forward stateroom and locked the door behind him .

"`` When you gotta go , you gotta go '' , Mrs. Forsythe said ."

Waddell muttered something about taking a look around and climbed up to the flying bridge .

"`` No thank you very much '' , Schaffner had answered in his accented English ."

"Waddell had looked the man over , trying to size him up ."

`` Rob tells me he's using your Atlantis equipment on the dive '' .

"`` Please let me explain '' , the German said earnestly , his face still devoid of deceit ."

`` I have in Europe a gross business of seven million dollars the year .

"Now I wish to enter the American market , where the competition is very strong ."

"There was the end of his front-page feature story , with byline ."

"`` If you will pardon , I think it would be better if not ."

"`` Well , let's let him make up his own mind , OK '' ? ?"

"`` You will make him unhappy and anxious '' , the German said ."

"It is not good , Mr. Waddell : you will do him great harm '' ."

There was no doubt that Herr Schaffner meant every word of what he said .

Waddell came back from the door and sat on a bunk .

"`` I am an honest man '' , the German said with fervor ."

`` I will give Mr. Roy his due for this dive .

I will make him distributor for all of Florida -- a big market .

This will help him to get out of his little tackle shop .

But there is no use causing him to worry at this time '' .

The German's words worked on the newspaperman like a reprieve from an odious duty .

It would be a colossal shame to throw away a story like this .

He sloshed his drink around and drained it in a few large gulps .

"Now , in that same cabin , Robinson fell to his knees beside a bunk ."

And make my life different and better from this time on .

Artie had picked up a snorkle and was twirling it on his forefinger .

"He waited awhile before he said , `` Roy , you know your decompression table , don't you '' ? ?"

"`` You came straight up from 275 without a stop '' , Artie said ."

"You don't see me stretched out on the deck , do you '' ? ?"

Nineteen-sixty has been a baffling year for analysts of general business activity .

The tendency for general business activity to soften somewhat is becoming more evident .

What does the general business outlook suggest about the trend of long-term rates in 1961 ? ?

This is an area in which there is still a large backlog of demand .

Here would be a powerful force for raising business activity .

Markets should become more competitive as consumers become more selective .

"The Grands Crus are expensive , and even doting palates tire of them ."

There is nothing infra dig about a good blend from a good shipper .

"especially if one is travelling or dining out a great deal , their importance mounts ."

"Only then , perhaps , will he reveal his jewels and his bargains ."

Wine stored for a long time should be on its side ; ;

"otherwise , the cork dries and air enters to spoil it ."

"Too much dampness in the cellar rots the corks , again with ill effects ."

"if it smells of cork , one has grounds for suspicion ."

Seasonal rises or drops in temperature are bad for wine : they age it prematurely .

"consequently , one's wine closet or cellar should be away from machines or electrically driven furnaces ."

"This invariably effaces any wine's character , and drives its fragrance underground ."

it should be remembered that their lasting qualities are appreciably shorter than those of milk .

"A few red wines , notably those of the Beaujolais , are better consumed at cellar temperature ."

"Thus , red wine must , if possible , never be disturbed or shaken ; ;"

it may also be -- practically speaking -- a matter of good economy .

Red wines of good years tend to mature later and to keep longer ; ;

"the average claret is notably longer-lived than its opposite number , red Burgundy ."

Individuals possessing unusual gifts and great personal power were transmuted at death into awesome spirits ; ;

"they were almost immediately worshipped for these newer , even more terrible abilities ."

Royal lineages could be based on extraordinary worldly achievements translated into eternal otherworldly power .

"Thus , the emperor could draw on sources not available to those with less puissant ancestors ."

"The Chinese emperor , by proper observance of ritual , manifested divine powers ."

"By swaying the balance between them , he effected the alternation of the seasons ."

and the daily duties of individuals were basically religious in nature .

The dead spirits occupied a prominent place in every hope and in every fear .

"The common belief was that there existed one moral order , which included everything ."

Men believed they could control nature by obeying a moral code .

"The Taoists were Quietist mystics , who saw an unchanging unity -- the Tao -- underlying all phenomena ."

The Taoists believed the unity could be influenced by proper magical manipulation ; ;

"in other words , they were actually an organization of magicians ."

Mahayana Buddhism was no exception to these prevailing magical concepts .

"After this form of Indian Buddhism had been introduced into China , it underwent extensive changes ."

Confucianism had its own magic in the idea that virtue had power .

"Propriety was synonymous with ritual observance , the mark of a true gentleman ."

"This , in brief , was the historical background out of which Zen emerged ."

"Actually , Zen owes more to Chinese Quietism than it does to Mahayana Buddhism ."

Zen maintains that cognitive things are only the surface of experience .

One patriarch is supposed to have relegated sacred scriptures for use in an outhouse .

The truth -- the Eternal Truth -- is not transmittable by words .

But this esoteric doctrine was lost in the shuffle to acquire special powers .

The early Anchorite masters attracted disciples because of their presumed ability to perform miracles .

"There being no bridge , the master had to stop at the shore ; ;"

"`` Early this morning '' , replied the other , `` I set out from India '' ."

"`` I stopped '' , responded the man , `` several times to look at beautiful sceneries '' ."

"After they have developed concepts , they are free from the necessity of manipulating objects ; ;"

they do symbolically what they once had to do concretely .

The ability to think seems to increase consistently with age .

One experiment showed the greatest one-year difference occurring between the eleventh and twelfth years .

Many studies indicate that elementary-school children's interests cover the whole field of science ; ;

that their questions indicate a genuine interest in social processes and events ; ;

and that as they mature their interests and capabilities change and broaden .

The following generalizations about the emotional characteristics of elementary-school children may be helpful .

"as the influence of learning and environment are felt , emotional behavior becomes individualized ."

"In later childhood , an interest in team games replaces individual play ; ;"

"During early childhood boys tease and bully , on the average , more than girls ; ;"

those who feel inferior or insecure engage in these activities more than do well-adjusted children .

"During late childhood boys like to tease , jostle , and talk smart to girls ; ;"

The elementary-school child grows gradually in his ability to work in groups .

"he wants to be with people , but he hasn't yet learned to cooperate ."

Some are failing to achieve as much as their ability would permit ; ;

others never seem able to enter fully into the life of the classroom .

Many school systems now employ school psychologists and child guidance specialists .

"These maladjustments in turn inhibit learning , and a vicious cycle is completed ."

"They may be caused by poor health habits , such as faulty eating and sleeping habits ."

The curriculum may be too difficult for some and too easy for others .

"Unwholesome family relations , broken homes , and undesirable community influences may also be contributing factors ."

"Moreover , these conditions do not influence all children in the same manner ."

"He can be expected , however , to examine and interpret the information already available ; ;"

to refine and extend his own techniques for studying individual children ; ;

Chapter 15 provides more detailed information about specific techniques used in evaluating pupil progress .

Most school systems today maintain a system of cumulative records of pupils .

During summer vacation periods these records are stored in the office of the principal .

Only the teacher and other professional personnel are permitted to see or use these records .

It was only then that he turned to look at Penny .

She's got more guts than any other woman in the world .

"And for the hundredth time that week , he was startled at her beauty ."

"`` I realize that this is hardly the time to say it , Penny '' , said Keith ."

"`` Yes '' , she said , almost in a whisper , as if admitting to a crime ."

"Now , she just sat there looking at him , without an expression except concern for him ."

`` All of us -- every goddam roach and worm and killer in that jungle .

"You love this village and these stinking brown people because they're God's creatures , too ."

"You hate me , you hate my guts , because I like to hunt ."

You actually hate me -- and we both know it -- because I killed that filthy snake .

"He knew she was not sulking , not even angry at him ."

Just as he knew that she had stopped loving him .

But `` after the war '' was a luxury of a phrase he did not permit himself .

He became a fighter pilot after the stint over the Hump in the big crates .

"The other half he didn't like to recognize , even to himself ."

"Not defending England , or being an ace , or fighting for humanity ."

And he would have enjoyed it just as much if he had been a Nazi .

"Nowadays , we talk as though the blitz were just a short skirmish ."

"The Nazis bombed Britain , so the RAF retaliated and shot them all down ."

It took a long time before the British tipped the balance .

"Keith learned too much about air combat , and air killing , to be risked ."

But they met in one searing moment that gave them to one another instantly .

But there hadn't been enough time to build it for keeps .

"They stood there , just the two of them , in the rocking , shattering blast ."

Keith's eyes met Penny's as they stood there in this strange marriage of destruction .

"After the war , Penny had wanted Keith at least to visit her home with her ."

"But to Keith's London-bred mind , such acreage sounded rather invincible ."

"It wasn't that , however , which decided them not to go to America ."

Keith told Penny about his dream to return to India and Burma .

"He stressed the wild beauty of the mountains , and the jungles ."

He didn't tell her the truth he now freely admitted to himself .

"And in the hunting land , this hunger was considered to be a noble thing ."

"When they got to Shillong , in Assam , he was happy ."

"The sambur buck , the jungle stag that is even more noble than the Scottish elk ."

"He and Penny would go out on tame elephants , raised from babyhood in the keddah ."

"There were fantastic flowers without perfume , and gaudy birds without song ."

"He was moving like a ballet dancer , playing for laughs ."

"That , incidentally , might give you some idea of what Felix was like ."

"After all , he hadn't happened upon us in that second-floor hall without warning ."

You find your house a focus of public and police attention .

He came bounding up the stairs and joined the dance .

His hair had receded most of the way to the back of his neck .

He had only a fringe of hair and he wore it cropped short .

For a man of his mass he was curiously short .

He wasn't a dwarf but he was a bit of a comic figure .

For Felix it was a bit of a stretch to make even that measurement .

The man was just this side of being a freak .

He was dressed in a manner Esquire might suggest for the outdoor man's country weekend .

"Dark gray sports jacket , lighter gray slacks , pink flannel shirt , black silk necktie ."

"`` You always live up to your name , always like this , always making happy '' ? ?"

`` The world is full of blokes who put their hearts into making the tragic scene .

Is there any other time in which a man can live '' ? ?

"He was prancing along the hall , heading for the next flight of stairs ."

"`` We're here because of what happened last night '' , he said ."

"Since it is important , for the record let's have the full name '' ."

`` I can't see what would make it necessary for you to know .

Nothing could make it necessary to proclaim it to the whole world '' .

"If you can possibly avoid it , you don't hand out any extra chances ."

"Expecting something more-than-average wacky , I was surprised by what we found ."

There was no display of either works in progress or of finished work .

"These shapes might have been mad , but there was no telling ."

The equipment was solid and heavy and in good condition .

This pressure has urged re-evaluation of the assumptions underlying their professional ethics ; ;

What does he conceive his role to be in this area of social unrest ? ?

Such conversation quickly reveals an ethically significant ambivalence in the self-images held by most realtors .

"Obviously , much more than customer expectation is determining the realtor's role ."

The rationale for this avoidance was most frequently expressed in economic terms ; ;

From such communal roles the realtor finds the substance that shapes his moral understanding .

( 2 ) their pattern of involvement in the regular legal and political processes ; ;

"Also , it does not recognize the elements of choice and judgment continually employed ."

Often they are able to get in only because the area is declining economically .

"Relevant `` facts '' , however , extend beyond considerations of property values and maintenance of `` harmonious '' neighborhoods ."

Official reasoning : the bill was a `` wanton invasion of basic property rights '' .

Our faculty and students pressed this issue more than any other .

"He was an expert florist , tenderly dextrous in the arrangement of bouquets and wreaths ."

He had what was described by a psychologist as a `` sunny brutality '' .

two years later he served another three months for assault .

But by now O'Banion's political pull was beginning to be effective .

Until 1924 O'Banion pistoleers and knuckle-duster bullyboys had kept his North Side domain solidly Democratic .

"It was an interesting fraternisation of ex-convicts , union racketeers , ward heelers , sold-out officials , and gunmen ."

It included the top O'Banion men and Chief of Detectives Michael Hughes .

Then O'Banion was presented with a platinum watch set with rubies and diamonds .

"However , this inaugural feast did its sponsors no good whatever ."

This further demonstration of O'Banion's ballooning power did not please Torrio and Capone .

"O'Banion drew his guns and fired at Dave , severely wounding him in the stomach ."

"A second bullet ricocheted off Max's belt buckle , leaving him unhurt but in some distress ."

O'Banion tucked away his gun and walked out of the theatre ; ;

"Why , I can get them knocked off for half that much '' ."

But Torrio and Capone had graver cause to hate and distrust the Irishman .

"They had suffered , in sulky silence , the sight of his sharp practice in Cicero ."

once again O'Banion's brash recklessness had caused a proliferation of ill will .

But he still showed no intention of sharing with the syndicate .

O'Banion's reply was a raucous laugh and a flat refusal .

High-gain photoelectronic image intensification may be achieved by several methods ; ;

TSEM tubes have been constructed showing high gain and resolution .

"However , electrostatic focus , important for many applications , has not been realized for these devices ."

Resolution limitations with electrostatic focus might be anticipated due to chromatic aberrations .

The electron optical system may be either a magnetic or electrostatic one .

"The magnification may be smaller , equal , or larger than unity ."

Measured performance characteristics for this experimental tube will be listed .

The tube design which forms the basis of the theoretical discussion shall be described now .

"The anode potential codetermines the gain , G , and magnification , M , of the stage ."

The second photocathode and both phosphor surfaces are deposited on the fiber plate substrates .

The luminous flux gain of a single stage is given by : Af .

"If the input light distribution falls beyond the visible range , Af as expected , since Af ."

The efficiency of fiber optics plates depends on four factors : ( A )

The numerical aperture of the fibers is given by : Af where Af .

The angle Af is measured in the medium of index Af .

The numerical aperture should be in general close to unity .

"This condition can be satisfied , e.g. , with Af and Af or equivalent glass combinations ."

"Hence , the Af factor for the output fiber coupler is Af ."

It might be anticipated that multiple coatings will reduce end reflection losses even further .

"The cladding thickness is about 0.5 M , hence , Af and Af ."

"Thus , the efficiency **yt couplers is given by -- Af or approximately 50 percent each ."

The efficiency Af of an Af lens at the magnification Af is : Af .

"The integrals ( in units ) are listed in table 14-1 , below ."

"Furthermore , the chromatic aberrations depend on the chosen high voltage ."

"In general , a high anode voltage reduces chromatic aberrations and thus increases the obtainable resolution ."

The following efficiencies obtained from JEDEC and RCA specifications were used : Af

Electrostatic systems of the pseudo-symmetric type have been tested for resolution capabilities by applying electronography .

A resolution of 70 - 80 line-pairs per millimeter appears to be feasible .

"Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon owns a prize Monet , Femmes dans un Jardin ."

"Unlike Wilson , who at times seemed almost anti-intellectual in his earthy pragmatism ."

"Another , Arthur M. Schlesinger , Jr. , has won a Pulitzer Prize in history ; ;"

"The Press Secretary , Pierre Salinger , was a child prodigy as a pianist ."

"`` In fact , the search is almost more important than the find '' ."

"William Walton , a writer-turned-painter , has been a long-time friend of the President ."

"Walton , after a wartime stint with Time-Life , to become bureau chief for The New Republic ."

"Both lived in Georgetown , were unattached , and shared an active social life ."

A more official representative is the Secretary of the Interior .

"His Ideas in this respect , however , sometimes arouse critical response ."

The press releases emanating from the White House give a clue to the activity within .

The American Institute of Interior Designers is redecorating the White House library .

Woman's place is in the home : man must attend to matters of the yard .

What to do about it now that he was President ? ?

Only a few days after moving into the White House .

"The Dolley Madison House , Walton concluded , was scarcely worth preserving ."

Early in November the clouds lifted enough to carry out the assigned missions .

And Sweeney Squadron put its first marks on the combat record .

Every plane that could fly was sent into the air .

It was a rough long ride through the mud and pot holes .

The truck dropped them off at the various revetments spread through the jungle .

Greg climbed into the cockpit feeling as if he had never been in one before .

"Don't you worry , chief '' , Greg replied , wondering if he himself believed it ."

"See you '' , Donovan said as he jumped off the wing ."

"At the prearranged time , Greg started the engine and taxied out ."

The dark brown bombs hanging under each wing looked large and powerful .

Underneath him the sea was a dark and muddied gray .

Water splashed against his windshield as he led the flight in and out of showers .

As far as he could see there was no hole to climb through it .

"`` Roger , Sweeney '' , Todman called back , and pulled his four in and slightly above Greg ."

"If the other pilots were worried , they did not show it ."

Although they drew light ground fire they saw no signs of activity .

Todman said over the radio as he came back up in formation .

His earphones were constantly full of the sounds of enemy contacts made by other flights .

He thought once that he identified the somewhat hysterical voice of Fleischman claiming a kill .

But Greg's area remained as placid as a Florida dawn .

There was not enough room to make the usual vertical bomb run .

Only one of the flight scored a direct hit and the rest blew up jungle .

"With their load of bombs gone , the planes moved swiftly and easily ."

"He saw them , specks against the gray , but closing fast ."

They were headed straight for each other on a collision course .

His mind flicked through the mental pictures he had from the hours of Aircraft Identification .

"If it were the enemy , tactically his position was correct ."

"Japanese aircraft were strong on maneuverability , American on speed and firepower ."

But the closing aircraft showed no sign of deviating from their original course .

Greg had the stick forward and the throttle up before he heard the two `` Rogers '' .

"The planes , light with most of the gas burned out , responded beautifully ."

Greg's airspeed indicator was over 350 when he leveled off just above the trees .

Greg wished the Air Corps had continued to camouflage planes .

"There was , of course , no way for the other planes to get by them ."

"If any of us miss , they can pick up the pieces ."

"Even as he said it , Greg knew they had found the enemy ."

"If the turn was too tight , a barrel roll would bring them out ."

"A hell of an altitude for a barrel roll , but it could be done ."

The clearly identifiable enemy continued on as if no one else were around .

"`` They haven't seen us '' , Greg yelled to himself over the engine noise ."

He hauled back on the stick and felt his cheeks sag .

Just like shooting at a duck while performing a half-gainer from a diving board .

It did not seem possible that they hadn't been spotted .

Six red lines etched their way into the gray and vanished .

As if drawn by a wire the enemy flew into them .

His burst held for a second on the engine section of the plane .

"If he spun out now , he would join his opponent on the ground ."

He pushed stick and rudder and entered the overcast on his back .

He had no idea which was up and which was down .

His air speed dropped until he thought he would spin out .

The last category overlaps the others in amphibious operations and near terminals and bases .

It includes operational intelligence of the enemy and knowledge of the environment .

Operational intelligence presumably will be available from our national intelligence agencies ; ;

intelligence on the environment will come from the recently augmented program in oceanography .

"Consequently , air , surface , and submarine elements overshadow the mine , fixed installations , and intelligence ."

These have sought more and more of what they have .

Each seems to strive for elimination of the necessity for the others .

"This , despite postwar experience demonstrating that all elements are necessarily mutually supporting ."

"Thus , the most productive areas are not necessarily the most stressed ."

It would allow presentation to the public of a unified approach .

"While one element is announcing progress , another is delineating its problems ."

The result can only be confusion in the public mind .

An over-all concept will guide industry where available talents and facilities will yield greatest dividends .

"Russia possesses the preponderance of submarines in the world , divided between her various fleets ."

Some are also in Albania and others are on loan to Egypt .

Other countries which may willingly or unwillingly become Communist can furnish bases .

Attack can come from almost any direction against many locations .

"It is a war of attrition , of single actions , of an exchange of losses ."

This exchange must result in our ending up with some effective units .

The submarine has increased its effectiveness by several orders of magnitude since World War 2 .

The missile can gradually be expected to replace the torpedo .

No element can accomplish the total objective of submarine defense .

Some limitations of one element can be compensated for by a capability of another .

Conceivably the submarine defense problem can be solved by sufficient forces .

Numbers would be astronomical and current fiscal policies make this an impractical solution .

"Shipbuilding , aircraft procurement , and weapon programs indicate that there will not be enough of anything ."

"Before considering these elements in more detail , an additional requirement should be stated ."

But it must be remembered that the plan should not be oriented geographically .

These can be referred to as operational intelligence and environmental intelligence .

"Good operational intelligence can ensure sound planning , greatly reduce force requirements , and increase tactical effectiveness ."

"Gathering intelligence is important , but of equal importance is its translation into usable form ."

"Temperature , wind , oxygen content , depth , bottom character , and animal life are the chief environmental variables ."

These variations must eventually be measured horizontally as well as vertically .

A concurrent effort is needed to make oceanographic data useful on the spot .

Mine warfare has in the past been directed against surface targets .

Mines can be used to deny access to great areas ; ;

A most attractive feature is that detection and attack are combined in a single package .

Fixed installations are increasingly advocated as the problem of area defense emerges .

The proponents are scientific and technical men who exercise considerable influence on their military counterparts .

"In addition , proposals for fixed installations should be carefully weighed against a counterpart mobile system ."

Fixed installations will always lack the flexibility that should be inherent in naval systems .

The submarine has become increasingly attractive as an antisubmarine weapon system .

"Casey made some comment , but his mind was busy as he considered the man ."

"His name was George Needham and he , too , had come from a good family ."

For he had understood that Betty had been engaged to a boy named Barry Jenkins .

The girl's eyes were softly shining as she reached out and touched Casey's hand .

"He made a point of frowning , of acting out the part of the fond father-confessor ."

She made a face at him and then she laughed .

"If you're really serious about working on that story , I'd better take you home '' ."

When he heard Calenda say : `` What about that picture you took this afternoon '' ? ?

That's all I know about it and that's all I care '' .

`` Maybe you'd better tell the guy who hired you what I said '' .

"`` Just be sure to send your two best boys , Tony '' ."

He dialed it and listened to it ring ten times before he hung up .

He called the bar and grill where he had picked Burton up that afternoon .

Each time he got the same answer and in the end he gave up .

By the time he had smoked three cigarettes he had calmed down .

He had done all he could and that was that .

He considered opening a can of beer but vetoed that idea too .

Finally he went into the bedroom and sat down to take off his shoes .

He had just finished unlacing the right one when the telephone rang again .

When he snatched it up the voice that came to him was quick and urgent .

For over the years he had received many such calls .

Some telephoned because he had done them a favor in the past .

Others because they expected some sort of reward for the information .

"The police car had pulled up behind a small sedan , its headlights still on ."

The man who now commanded her had started the voyage as an ordinary seaman .

These questions have remained one of the great sea mysteries of all time .

Historians have had two reasons for persisting so long in their investigations .

The sailing in the spring of 1610 was Hudson's fourth in four years .

"Twice he had failed , and the Muscovy Company indicated it would not back him again ."

"This time he turned westward , to the middle Atlantic coast of North America ."

The government forbade Hudson to return to Amsterdam with his ship .

He thereupon went to London and spent the winter talking to men of wealth .

"But there remained one mysterious , unexplored gap , far to the north ."

"He named this opening , between Baffin Island and Labrador , the `` Furious Overfall '' ."

"Worse , his present crew included five men who had sailed with him before ."

"Of only one could he be sure -- young John Hudson , his second son ."

"Philip Staffe , the ship's carpenter , was a good worker , but perversely independent ."

Hudson knew he had to use these men as long as he remained an explorer .

Hudson's first error of the fourth voyage occurred only a few miles down the Thames .

"There at the river's edge waited one Henry Greene , whom Hudson listed as a `` clerk '' ."

Poor winds and fog locked her up in a harbor the crew called `` Lousie Bay '' .

"With difficulty , Hudson persuaded him to rejoin the ship , and they sailed from Iceland ."

The ship's compass was useless because of the nearness of the magnetic North Pole .

A group of sailors announced to Hudson that they would sail no farther .

"Patiently , he explained what he knew about their course and their objectives ."

"When Hudson had finished , the `` town meeting '' broke down into a general , wordy argument ."

"Up spoke carpenter Staffe , who said he wouldn't give ten pounds to be home ."

"Hudson named the capes Digges and Wolstenholme , for two of his backers ."

The great `` sea to the westwards '' was a dead end .

"This was the bitter end , and Hudson seemed to know he was destined to failure ."

"The men were at first puzzled , then angered by the aimless tacking ."

Juet demanded that Hudson prove his charges in an open trial .

"Hudson , presiding , heard Juet's defense , then called for testimony from crew members ."

Cook Bennett Mathues said Juet had predicted bloodshed on the ship .

Others added that Juet had wanted to turn the ship homeward .

There were other shifts and pay cuts according to the way individuals had conducted themselves .

"Just as it was being hauled inboard , a sea hit the ship ."

Michael Butt and Adame Moore were thrown off the capstan and badly injured .

"Urethane foam , as only one example , was only introduced commercially in this country in 1955 ."

"Many of the other foamed plastics , particularly the styrenes , show similar growth potential ."

And there are even newer foamed plastics that are yet to be evaluated .

Urethane foam as an insulator is also coming in for a good deal of attention .

"Furniture upholstery , as just one example , can easily take millions of pounds ; ;"

foamed refrigerator insulation is under intensive evaluation by every major manufacturer ; ;

"Urethane foams are , basically , reaction products of hydroxyl-rich materials and polyisocyanates ( usually tolylene diisocyanate ) ."

"Originally , the main types used were various compositions of polyesters ."

The polyester urethane foam is generally produced with adipic acid polyesters ; ;

"In the prepolymer system , the isocyanate and resin are mixed anhydrously and no foaming occurs ."

The single curve line represents a specific formulation in a test example .

These air or gas bubbles make highly functional thermal barriers .

"( like compression strength of urethane foams , it has a direct relationship to formulation ."

) Exceptional tensile strength is another of urethane foam's strong features .

There are many ways of producing a foamed urethane product .

The mixing head moves back and forth slowly across the width of the receptacle .

The convoluted sheets can be combined to attain certain cushioning effects mechanically rather than chemically .

Satisfactory methods for polyester foams and even prepolymer polyether foams were never fully achieved .

"While there are still many bugs to be ironed out , the technique is fast developing ."

Harbor Point sticks out into the ocean like the fat neck of a steamer clam .

"Seeing me he said with real surprise , `` Well , well , ain't we honored ! !"

Hardly expected the head of County Homicide up for this murder .

Took me 19 years to become Chief of our three man police force .

His sarcasm was followed by a stupid grin of his thick mouth and bad teeth .

"`` I guess it helps '' , I said , paying no attention to his ribbing ."

"`` Never could figure out why you ever wanted to be a cop , Jed ."

"You're not only young but well , you don't even look like a police officer ."

"I know the killer , have the only road off the peninsula covered '' ."

"Although Bob dressed like a slob , he kept a neat office ."

Colored fellow named Tim Williams -- only hand she has working for her now .

"Julia Buck , the deceased '' , Moore said , slipping me his smug , idiot-grin again ."

"But she didn't sound real alarmed you know , like there was any immediate danger ."

No doubt about Tim being the killer -- I have a witness .

Don't know why the County had to send anybody up here .

"`` Yeah , seems you have a nice package , with all the strings tied ."

`` Julia had -- has -- an old Indian woman cooking for her -- Nellie Harris .

"Swears she recognized his voice , that Tim yelled , ' It's my money and I want it ' ! !"

Nellie went on with her house work -- until I found Julia dead .

"And before you say it , Nellie ain't near strong enough to have strangled Julia ."

There's no doubt this Tim sneaked back and killed Mrs. Buck .

But there's no way off the Point except through my road block .

"We walked up Main Street to this big white house , then around to the back ."

"Being the Harbor's sole doctor , Abel was also its Medical Examiner ."

"The corpse was on a table , covered by a sheet ."

Doc Abel was busy up front with some of his live patients .

"Pulling back the sheet , I examined the bruises around Julia Buck's once slender throat ."

"I told him , `` I want to go see the Buck house '' ."

"`` Naw , we'll use mine '' , Moore said , opening the door of a sleek white Jaguar roadster ."

"As I slid in beside him he said , `` Some heap , hey ? ?"

"Got a heck of a buy on this , dirt cheap '' ."

"Everything shouted gentleman farming , the kind of grandfather-father-to-son folding money the Point is known for ."

"The old gal stared at me with her hard eyes , said , `` She didn't call ."

`` Have you any idea what this Tim and Mrs. Buck were arguing about '' ? ?

`` Was she on friendly terms with other members of her family '' ? ?

There didn't seem to be any signs of a struggle .

In late summer migratory workers lived five and six to a room in these .

"Now they were empty , except for a cottage across the road ."

"`` Well , for this week , but they wasn't due 'till Saturday ."

"Listen , Mr. Inspector , no matter what anybody say , my Tim didn't kill that woman ! !"

He strong as a bull but gentle as a baby .

He never in his life took a hand to a woman or ''

"`` We'll get him soon , see what he says '' , Chief Moore cut in ."

"I asked a silly question : `` You've no idea where your husband could be , now '' ? ?"

"Moore said , `` Come on , Jed , I have to get to my men '' ."

"Hiding out like this won't get him anything , except more trouble , or a bullet '' ."

We made it back to the Harbor in less than four minutes .

The Harbor is a big yachting basin in the summer .

I asked an old guy running a fishing station if the boat was Moore's .

"I dropped into the doctor's office , picked up my forms ."

"For another moment we didn't talk , then she began to weep ."

"She mumbled , `` I just know that Chief Moore is out to kill my Tim '' ! !"

"`` Of course , it could be because this is his first murder case ."

"She puffed on the cigarette slowly , sitting slumped against the back seat ; ;"

I'm sure you won't mind doing me a small favor '' .

"`` What is it you want me to do , Mr. Brenner '' ? ?"

I just want you to take a message to Diane Molinari .

"`` It doesn't seem quite right , telling her a thing like that ."

Probably his horse would be close to where he was hiding .

Curt circled the house and located a barn out back .

"He could hear horses moving around inside , and nothing else ."

"There was no lock on the door , only an iron hook which he unfastened ."

"He opened the door and went in , pulling it shut behind him ."

He found a match in his pocket and lit it .

"There were two horses in the barn , a sway-backed dun and Jess Crouch's buckskin ."

"Reaching across the side of the stall , he slapped the buckskin on the rump ."

The startled animal let out a terrified squeal and thrashed around in the stall .

"Presently he heard footsteps crossing the yard , and Jess's smothered curses ."

"The door swung open , and Jess said sourly , `` What the hell's the matter with you ? ?"

"He started to reach for his gun , but apparently thought better of it ."

He reached out to pull the door shut and fasten it with a sliding bolt .

"`` You and I have a little talking to do , Jess ."

He moved up and lifted Jess's pistol out of its holster .

"`` Damn you , Adams '' -- Jess was beginning to recover from his initial shock ."

"If I don't come back in the house , Breed's going to '' --"

That long ride the four of you took must've given him a good appetite .

"There was raw fury in his eyes , and the veins of his neck were swollen ."

"I don't know what you're up to , but when Brenner '' --"

"I suppose you don't know anything about a piece of two-by-four , either ; ;"

Curt's fingers put a little more pressure on the trigger of his gun .

"Apparently sensing this , and realizing that it gave him an advantage , Jess became bold ."

"`` Having all the guns makes you a big man , don't it , Adams ? ?"

"If we was both armed , you wouldn't talk so tough '' ."

Curt reached out and dropped Jess's pistol back into the holster .

"Curt , angry enough to be a little reckless , raised his hands shoulder high ."

Jess stared at him without answering and let his hands fall to his sides .

Curt was too involved in his own problems to pay much attention .

With a roar of pain and fury Jess made his attack .

An inch lower and it would have knocked him out .

"As it was , his vision blurred and for a moment he was unable to move ."

"When his eyes began to focus , he saw Jess charging at him with a pitchfork ."

"Curt twisted to one side , and the tines of the fork bit into the floor ."

Jess wasted a few seconds trying to yank them loose .

"The building shook , setting the lantern to swaying , and the buckskin to pitching again ."

"Even Black's old crowbait began to snort , and from the house Black yelled , `` Jess ! !"

Curt caught him flush on the nose with a blow which started at the floor .

"Curt was in almost as bad shape , but he wouldn't quit ."

"`` It was Brenner's idea '' , Jess mumbled , dabbing at his nose ."

He wanted to show the town what happened to anyone who tried to start trouble '' .

"`` You mean anyone who stood up for his rights '' , Curt said ."

"He let go of the shirt , and Jess slumped to the floor ."

"He shook loose straw out of the action , and placed the gun in his holster ."

Jess painfully got to his feet as someone rattled the door .

"Curt opened the door , grabbed Black by the shoulder , and pulled him into the barn ."

I'm going to let him tell it to somebody else '' .

"He shoved Black toward the stall , and pointed his pistol at Jess ."

"You're coming along peacefully , or I'll put a bullet in your leg '' ."

"Curt followed , reaching behind him to shut the door and hook it ."

"Black would have little trouble getting out , but it might delay him a few minutes ."

"Maybe if the marshal hears this himself , it'll make a difference ."

Ten-year-old Richard Stewart had been irritable and quarrelsome for almost a year .

The youngsters in the boys' class had nicknamed Dick `` Bugs Bunny '' because his teeth protruded .

How can they tell whether a child needs orthodontic treatment ? ?

"Malocclusion , or a bad fit , is what parents need to look out for ."

Upper teeth completely covering the lowers when the back teeth close .

Occasional sucking up to the fifth year may not affect a youngster's teeth ; ;

"but after that , if thumb-sucking pressure is frequent , it will have an effect ."

Malocclusion can also result if baby teeth are lost too soon or retained too long .

every orthodontist sees children who are embarrassed by their malformed teeth .

"Some such youngsters rarely smile , or they try to speak with the mouth closed ."

"In certain cases , as in Dick Stewart's , a child's personality is affected ."

"Yet from the dentist's point of view , bad-fitting teeth should be corrected for physical reasons ."

"`` For these and other reasons '' , says Dr. Brodie , `` orthodontics can prolong the life of teeth '' ."

Badly placed teeth can also cause such a speech handicap as lisping .

What can 10-year-old Susan expect when she enters the orthodontist's office ? ?

This appliance will exert a gentle and continuous or intermittent pressure on the bone .

Parents are often concerned that orthodontic appliances may cause teeth to decay .

Susie's teeth have now been guided into a desirable new position .

Susie may wear this only at night or for a few hours during the day .

Straightening one tooth that has come in wrong may take only a few months .

Aligning all the teeth may take a year or more .

The charge for a complete full-banded job differs in various parts of the country .

"`` Costs may seem high , but they used to be even higher '' , says Dr. Brodie ."

`` Fees are about half to a third of what they were 25 years ago '' .

Some municipal agencies will pay for orthodontic treatment for children of needy parents .

"Dr. Brodie has 30-year records of head growth , started 20 minutes after children's births ."

"The child is kept on call , and the orthodontist watches the growth ."

"`` Nature often takes care of the problem '' , says Dr. Brodie ."

`` A child with a certain type of head and teeth will outgrow tooth deformity '' .

"Let the orthodontist decide the proper time to start treatment '' , he urges ."

Superior new material for orthodontic work is another result of research .

`` Then see that your youngster has a routine checkup once a year '' .

"To help prevent orthodontic problems from arising , your dentist can do these things :"

"He can correct decay , thus preventing early loss of teeth ."

Seldom is there an issue in which class lines can be clearly drawn .

In situations of this sort the board generally favors the expansion of free education .

This is the issue of segregated schools in the South .

"They are mostly upper-middle- and lower-middle-class people , with a few in the upper class ."

Their own experience in the social system influences their work and attitudes as teachers .

"that is , they are likely to favor a kind of education that has vocational-advancement value ."

"Legislators are one such group , and state legislators have major responsibility for educational legislation ."

"For instance , there have been two Presidential Commissions on higher education since World War 2 ."

Both of these purposes exist side by side without much overt conflict under present conditions .

"With capital largely squandered , there seemed to them no other course to pursue ."

"The company disposed of the pelts , but with what profit , the records do not show ."

"Traders from the English colonies were far more generous , and Indian loyalty turned to them ."

"They ordered the raising of troops and obtained 75,000 livres with which to build forts ."

They adopted a program by which Louisiana was divided into five districts .

Other posts would be established up the Ohio and Wabash to protect communication with Canada .

Concessionaires were to be under the supervision of the directors .

"Only two principal storehouses were actually established -- one at Mobile , the other at New Orleans ."

Mobile was also supplied by New Orleans with goods for the Mobile district .

The power that Bienville exercised during his first administration cannot be determined .

The Chickasaws were the principal source of trouble in the Mobile district .

To the directors the problem appeared a matter of intrigue or diplomacy .

Perier attempted to understand the problem by sending agents to inquire among the Indians .

"So hostile did these factions become that , among the Choctaws , civil war broke out ."

"In spite of the company's restrictions , he planned to build new posts in the territory ."

"D'Artaguette went vigorously to work , and gave credit to many hunters ."

"It offered to surrender its right to exclusive trade , but asked an indemnity ."

"The King accepted the surrender and fixed the compensation of the company at 1,450,000 livres ."

"Thenceforth , the commerce of Louisiana was free to all Frenchmen ."

"Company rule in Louisiana left the colony without fortifications , arms , munitions , or supplies ."

"Others left the country , and there was no one familiar with the Indian trade ."

"He did find some to trust , however , and he employed the King's soldiers to trade ."

"With no company to interfere , he kept close control over all the traders ."

"In order to compete with English traders , Bienville radically changed the price schedule ."

"a quota of 25,000 a year would be more than sufficient ."

No other popular idol is accorded even that much grace .

Somehow our contemporary Moloch must be induced to see reason .

"so , all things considered , the highway commissioners would seem to be elected ."

"As it descends , the concentration of radioactivity builds up in the human body ; ;"

The effect of radiation is cumulative over the years -- and on to succeeding generations .

"Shock , dismay and foreboding for future generations were legitimate reactions ; ;"

"Most of these would be in the Northern Hemisphere , where the fallout is concentrating ."

and President Kennedy indicated there were one or two more than those reported .

There has been an increase in cooperative research with other Federal agencies and civilian institutions .

the investigation of the relationship of diphosphopyridine nucleotide synthesizine enzyme to tumor growth ; ;

morphological study and classification of leukemia and lymphoma cases in animals ; ;

and the study of structural changes in M. leprae and other mycobacteria .

and overhead projector transparency sets on the subjects of Military Sanitation : First Aid For Soldiers ; ;

and Emergency War Surgery in support of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization ( NATO ) Handbook .

Illustrations were prepared for 11 Department of the Army manuals and one Graphic Training Aid .

"During the period of this report , 37,470 new cases were entered into the various registries ."

"There were 54,320 copies of fascicles sold and 642 copies distributed free during this period ."

"Forty-five new Clinico-pathologic Conferences were prepared , bringing the total to 61 available for loan distribution ."

"During this period , 7,827 teaching sets were distributed on loan ."

"Of the 375 exhibits ( of all types ) shown , 161 were new or refurbished ."

"Of the 885 specimens newly mounted or refurbished , 254 were prepared for other agencies ."

"During the period , the laboratory rendered centralized macropathological service to qualified requesters ."

"Specimens were mounted for military installations , governmental agencies , and medical schools ."

Three hundred five copies of the Manual Of Macropathological Techniques were distributed .

"During fiscal years 1959 and 1960 , there were 795,586 visitors to the Museum ."

"Its supplement , The Medical Technicians Bulletin , supplied similar material to enlisted medical personnel ."

"The February 1960 issue marked the reinstitution of the section entitled , `` The Medical Officer Writes '' ."

"Occasional features were published on historical medicine , special reports , bibliography , and `` Collector's Items '' ."

new aspirants for power will emerge whose ambitions far exceed their competence ; ;

old rulers may lose their nerve and their sense of direction .

"As a nation , we feel an obligation to assist other countries in their development ; ;"

Land reform is likely to be a pressing issue in many of these countries .

"As an isolated policy , land reform is likely to be politically disruptive ; ;"

"as part of a larger development effort , however , it may gain wide acceptance ."

they have established reasonably stable and effective governmental institutions at national and local levels ; ;

Several related tasks must be carried out if self-sustaining growth is to be achieved .

Capital flows must be coordinated with national needs and planning .

There remain many political and administrative problems to be solved .

Technical assistance in training middle- and upper-level management personnel is still needed in many cases .

We have every obligation to take seriously their claims to being democratic and free countries ; ;

American and free-world policies can marginally affect the pace of transition ; ;

The Carleton Service Fund provides the financial support for this program .

"Orchestra , Band , and Choir have auditions during the week preceding the first day of classes ."

The service is brief and variety in forms of worship is practiced .

Each semester every student must attend ten of the services or religious meetings .

There are other organizations representing several of the denominational groups .

and to develop a discriminating audience for good drama and sensitive performance .

These extra-curricular activities are conducted under supervision of the Director of the Student Workshop .

The workshop is open five afternoons and two evenings each week .

The group meets once a week in the Boliou Student Workshop .

They are assisted and advised by members of the Art Department .

The preservation of desirable balance between the athletic and academic programs of the College 3 .

"In addition to these rules , Carleton has added the following : 1 ."

"This Association , organized in 1920 , is affiliated with the Athletic Federation of College Women ."

Membership is open to any woman student in the College .

The Dolphins present a three-night water show the week of the May Fete .

"The Bulletin , in five issues : The Report Of The President in August ; ;"

The Publications Board holds annual competitive examinations for places on the editorial and business staffs .

The paper affords excellent practice for students interested in the field of journalism .

"The Algol , the college annual , is published in the fall of each year ."

The Algol serves as a record of campus organizations and student activities during the year .

"Manuscript , a quarterly literary magazine , is published by the students of the College ."

The editor and business manager of Manuscript are appointed by the Publications Board .

Over a hundred students participate in the planning and production of the daily program schedule .

KARL provides experience for students who wish to pursue careers in radio .

The Carleton Social Co-operative is a standing committee of the Carleton Student Association .

Week-end activities for the entire campus are planned by the Co-op Board .

The amazing thing is that this too is caused by the dearth of teachers .

"as a result buyers , the public , must be satisfied with second-rate teachers ."

It follows that teachers as a group cannot expect any marked salary increases ; ;

there is a limit to how much the public will pay for shoddy performance .

"He says : `` It has swept aside petty nationalisms , age-old rivalries , and worn-out customs '' ."

We would lose our export markets and deny ourselves the imports we need .

"We would be crippled by reduced output , industrial decline , widespread unemployment '' ."

"If we want to preserve our sovereignty , this is the way to do it ; ;"

"In my own case , I submit that such reasonable and fair exercise is woefully lacking ."

If the UN troops are not mercenaries then the Hessians were not mercenaries either .

"In the issue of March 5 , 1960 you had an excellent editorial which said :"

Since then nothing has happened to save the life of Pope .

I found recently a very small article in the New York Times :

Pope was convicted last year of having aided North Celebes rebels by flying bombing missions .

"As we see , Pope may appeal to President Sukarno , Khrushchev's friend , for clemency ."

The Eleanor Roosevelt Tractor Committee acts on behalf of the Cuban freedom fighters .

But who will act now and immediately to save the life of Alan Pope ? ?

Does anybody think of saving the life of an anti-Communist American pilot ? ?

"`` With no strong men and no parliament to dispute his will , he was the government '' ."

"`` He opened his mouth , said little , and thought not at all '' ."

I myself have witnessed and endured it more than once .

"He has never , himself , done anything for which to be hated -- which of us has ? ?"

"He moves through Harlem , therefore , like an occupying soldier in a bitterly hostile country ; ;"

He knows that he certainly does not want his children living this way .

What happened is that Negroes want to be treated like men .

"Negroes want to be treated like men : a perfectly straightforward statement , containing only seven words ."

"They do not escape Jim Crow : they merely encounter another , not-less-deadly variety ."

"They do not move to Chicago , they move to the South Side ; ;"

"they do not move to New York , they move to Harlem ."

The white people fall back bitterly before the black horde ; ;

and what has once been a neighborhood turns into a `` turf '' .

He was born in the North and did his military training in the South .

"He did not , as far as I can gather , find the South `` worse '' ; ;"

This perpetual justification empties the heart of all human feeling .

"The emptier our hearts become , the greater will be our crimes ."

"Historically , the flaming sword laid across this Eden is the Civil War ."

"Negroes represent nothing to him personally , except , perhaps , the dangers of carnality ."

Northerners never think about them whereas Southerners are never really thinking of anything else .

"Walk through the streets of Harlem and see what we , this nation , have become ."

"Stevenson stated , in the course of his address , that the United States was `` against '' colonialism ."

It was my first reaction upon hearing of Lumumba's death .

"However , the chaos on my desk prevented my being in the U.N. gallery ."

It is a view which even a minimal effort at observation would immediately contradict .

"One has only , for example , to walk through Harlem and ask oneself two questions ."

The first question is : Would I like to live here ? ?

And the second question is : Why don't those who now live here move out ? ?

"Wherever there is great social discontent , these people are , sooner or later , to be found ."

Their presence is not as frightening as the discontent which creates their opportunity .

One of the devices for tension management is preferential mating .

The preferential mating of this particular population has been analyzed in a separate study .

The relative geographical isolation of the Brandywine population makes for a limited choice in mating .

The supportive relations can apparently be achieved in geographical and social isolation .

The process of evaluation assigns varying positive and negative priorities or values to elements .

The elements and processes become evident in a study of mate selection in this population .

core - marginal marriages still belong in the category of permissive unions ; ;

"Again , size of the group may have some influence on the strength of group controls ."

The large majority of the interviewees placed core families in the upper positions .

Within the larger social system are the structural and functional subsystems .

"The structural subsystem , consisting of relatively stable inter-relationships among its parts , includes : 1 ."

"Roles of various types , within the larger system and within the subgroups 3 ."

Subgroups of various types have been found within this system .

The present study relates to the theory of functional systems .

The problem of solidarity and morale again involves the concept of values .

The population can thereby replenish itself and actually grow larger .

Communication may be facilitated by means of the high visibility within the larger community .

"However , the factor of physical isolation is not a static situation ."

Urbanization appears to be an important factor in the disintegration of this group .

Maybe he will help to turn our fair city into a `` ghost '' town .

Without these massive trucks highways would still be just an idea of the future .

"What we need is more vocational training in high schools , not more dropouts ."

Everyone should take time to read Martin Luther's Hymn `` A Mighty Fortress Is Our God '' .

We have quite a few home-grown specimens of our own .

How many times must we get burned before we learn ? ?

The war could have continued many years with many thousands killed on both sides .

One of the problems associated with the expressway stems from the basic idea .

We shuffle a large percentage of the cars across the river twice .

"Bridges , tunnels and ferries are the most common methods of river crossings ."

So widen it as to minimize the present curves and eliminate drainage problems .

Paint continuous lane stripes and install overhead directional lights as on our bridges .

I wish to advocate two drastic changes in Washington Square : 1 .

Replace it with the statue of one or another of the world's famous dictators .

There's no sense in being reminded of times that were .

"It may remind one of Russia , China or East Berlin ; ;"

"If birds don't belong in a Square or Park , what does ? ?"

They are the most beautiful part of that little piece of nature .

The whole official City apparently has an intense hatred toward birds .

"Starlings and blackbirds are scared off by canon , from City Hall ."

There is a trend today to bemoan the fact that Americans are too `` soft '' .

"Unfortunately , those who would remedy our `` softness '' seek to do so with calisthenics ."

They are working on the wrong part of our anatomy .

It is not our bodies but our hearts and heads that have grown too soft .

"America doesn't need to `` push-up '' , she needs to stand up ! !"

One of these is the solidarity and the confidential relationship of marriage .

Haydn C. Covington argued the cause and filed a brief for petitioner .

Daniel M. Friedman argued the cause for the United States .

Petitioner was found guilty and sentenced to 15 months' imprisonment .

"Petitioner registered with Local Board No. 9 , Boulder , Colorado , on March 17 , 1952 ."

"On November 13 , 1952 , he was classified in Class 1-a ."

"On November 22 , 1952 , he wrote the Board , protesting this classification ."

"There followed a customary Department of Justice hearing , at which petitioner appeared ."

"On March 21 , 1957 , however , the Department recommended approval of the 1-a classification ."

The appeal board furnished petitioner a copy of the recommendation .

"The appeal board , however , unanimously concurred in the Department's recommendation ."

Nevertheless he had ample opportunity to contest the statement before the appeal board .

But there are other contentions which might be considered more difficult .

"In addition , petitioner has failed to show any particular need for the report and notes ."

"Moreover , his testimony at trial never developed any such facts ."

"But this is fully answered by United States v. Nugent , supra ."

"Now Richards , of course , is known as a deep thinker as baseball managers go ."

"He can often make the complex ridiculously simple , and vice versa ."

"This happened to be vice versa , but even so , the answer was a masterpiece ."

And with that he walked off to give instruction to a rookie pitcher .

"`` That is undoubtedly a hell of a quote '' , said the writer , scratching his head ."

"`` Now , if I can just figure out what he's talking about , I'll use it '' ."

You certainly can't expect the infield to do any better than it did last year .

If they do as well as they did in 1960 there can be no complaint .

They shouldn't be asked to carry any more of the burden .

There are some clubs which claim they learned something about pitching to him last year .

"They don't expect to stop him , just slow him down some with the bat ."

Gentile can hardly do better than drive in 98 runs .

I have a hunch Marv Breeding might move up a notch .

Richards got a great performance out of his combination of youth and experience last season .

"Triandos hasn't proved it yet , but he says he's convinced his thumb is all right ."

"To me , Brandt looks as though he could be in for a fine year ."

"He was down , hard to talk to , and far too nonchalant on the field ."

"And Walker looks stronger , seems to be throwing better than he did last year ."

"Let him bounce back , and he could really set up the staff ."

( The `` autistic '' child is one who seems to lack a well-defined sense of self .

A mother can help a child adapt to his difficulties .

Sometimes she can -- to a large extent -- help him overcome them .

"We don't think she can make her child defective , emotionally disturbed or autistic ."

`` One thing I notice which I have seldom heard mentioned .

He pushes and straightens himself as if he can't stand the feeling of being held .

"As a rule , the autistic child doesn't enjoy physical contact with others ."

"For the young child this may be no more than providing food , light or movement ."

Or certain words or rituals that child and adult go through may do the trick .

"The answer is different for each autistic child , but for most there is an answer ."

"`` Dear Doctors : We learned this year that our older son , Daniel , is autistic ."

"We did not accept the diagnosis at once , but gradually we are coming to ."

I try to give him as many normal experiences as possible .

Many autistic children grow up to lead relatively normal lives .

"-- A first grader colors pictures one solid color , everything -- sky , grass , boy , wagon , etc. ."

Should I show my daughter how things should be colored ? ?

Is a relaxed home atmosphere enough to help her outgrow these traits ? ?

Seen in decorating circles of late is a renewed interest in an old art : embroidery .

The Onset Profile and Completion Profile are constructed to serve as norms for children .

"Third , the upper portion deals with only two indicators of developmental level , Onset and Completion ."

The lower portion provides a rating at any stage between infancy and adulthood .

"When the `` dot '' and `` tip '' coincide , the classification used in this paper is `` Same schedule '' ."

This difference is readily clarified by referring to Table 1 .

"Obviously , the slowing for her may have occurred at any point between Onset and Completion ."

thus early forecasting of the pubescent stage would appear possible for only seven boys .

"Boy 34 , like girl 2 , did not have `` same schedule '' ; ;"

The `` dot '' on his arrow indicates early Onset and the `` tip '' indicates relatively later Completion .

"The forces to be supported include an Army of 14 divisions and 870,000 men ; ;"

"a Marine Corps of 3 divisions and 3 air wings with 175,000 men ; ;"

"and an Air Force of 91 combat wings and 825,000 men ."

Quality and combat readiness must take precedence over mere numbers .

"Under modern conditions , this is especially true of the ready reserve ."

Further increases arise from the civilian employee health program enacted by the Congress last year .

"In 1961 , these expenditures are estimated at $18.9 billion , compared to $19.3 billion in 1960 ."

Expenditures for shipbuilding are estimated at about the same level as in 1960 .

I urge once again that the Congress not reenact this rider .

"Meanwhile , other air defense forces are being made effective , as described later in this message ."

The size and scope of other important programs have been reduced from earlier plans .

"As a result , the scope of this project has been sharply curtailed ."

The Strategic Air Command is the principal element of our long-range nuclear capability .

The Minuteman solid-fueled ICBM is planned to be operational about mid-1963 .

"Thus , the need for the B-70 as a strategic weapon system is doubtful ."

"However , I am recommending that development work on the B-70 air-frame and engines be continued ."

It is expected that in 1963 two prototype aircraft will be available for flight testing .

These additional modern bombers will replace some of the older B-47 medium bombers ; ;

one B-52 can do the work of several B-47's which it will replace .

"As we understand , this directive was given to all city and county employes ."

To our knowledge no nurse in our agency has been employed because of political affiliation .

"We , therefore , considered the `` suggestion '' an insult to our intelligence , ethics , Bill of Rights , etc. ."

"Community shelters are , of course , necessary for those having no space for shelter ."

Sir -- People continue to inquire the reason for the race for outer space .

It is the only method left for a man to escape from a woman's world .

"In the United Nations Charter , the right of self-determination is also an essential principle ."

"By political , economic , geographic and natural standards , they were justified in doing so ."

"Sir -- Your editorial , `` Housing Speedup '' , is certainly not the answer to our slum problems ."

The very rules and regulations in every city are the primary case of slum conditions .

Sir -- An old man is kicked to death by muggers .

The medical examiner states that death was due to `` natural causes '' .

The fossilized remains of many of these trees are found embedded in the clay .

Recently the secretary of the Friends Committee on National Legislation was interviewed on the air .

"He said , `` Let's work for peace instead of protection from aggression '' ."

war is the result of mistrust and lack of understanding between people .

"Lastly , the speaker decried our organized program of emergency help calling it `` Civilian Defense '' ."

Use the terraces of the Capitol for a sidewalk cafe ? ?

Is nothing in this country more sacred than the tourists' comfort ? ?

Unfortunately the cafes might not make enough money to support themselves during the off season .

Sen. Hubert Humphrey is obviously a man with a soul and heart .

Let us have more benches and fewer forbidden areas around fountains and gardens .

There should be no draft exemption because of Peace Corps service .

The guiding principle indeed should not be anything like compensation for individual services .

Rather the principle should be akin to that of the allowance .

"They should live in modest circumstances , avoiding all conspicuous consumption ."

Wherever possible they should live with their host country counterparts .

"Perhaps existing Public Health Service , State Department and Armed Services medical facilities can be utilized ."

In what part of the government should the Peace Corps be established ? ?

The idea of a Peace Corps has captured the imagination of a great many people .

"Support for it cuts across party , regional , ethnic and other lines ."

"When the aid operations are reorganized the Peace Corps should remain a semi-autonomous , functional unit ."

Nor should we lose the opportunity to use this summer for training on university campuses .

Within a year or two several thousand might be in service .

In the first year there should probably be considerable emphasis on teaching projects .

A certain skepticism about the coming of Americans is to be expected in many quarters .

Unfriendly political groups will no doubt do everything in their power to promote active hostility .

Our aim must be to learn as much as we teach .

"If presented in this spirit , the response and the results will be immeasurably better ."

For this must be the project of the whole American people .

"No matter how well conceived and efficiently run , there probably will be failures ."

These could be costly and have a serious effect both at home and abroad .

"But as the popular response suggests , the potentiality of the Peace Corps is very great ."

It can contribute to the development of critical countries and regions .

It can promote international cooperation and good will toward this country .

Its initial expenses will be paid from appropriations currently available for our foreign aid program .

The years of Joseph's partnership with his father were numbered .

"Much of his genius , of course , sprang from his familiarity with clock movements ."

"In 1858 , the partnership began manufacturing the Willcox & Gibbs sewing machine ."

"The micrometer caliper , as a common workshop tool , also owes much to J. R. Brown ."

Mr. Viall possessed remarkable talents for the leadership and development of men .

The company is still broadening its line and is now active on four major fronts .

"However , the formation of organically bound iodine , mainly mono-iodotyrosine , can be accomplished in cell-free systems ."

"In addition , the iodoamino acid formed in largest quantity in the intact thyroid is di-iodotyrosine ."

"Iodination of tyrosine , however , is not enough for the synthesis of hormone ."

The mono- and di-iodotyrosine must be coupled to form tri-iodothyronine and thyroxine .

The chemical nature of the iodocompounds is discussed below ( pp. 76 et seq. ) .

Little is known of the synthetic mechanisms for formation of thyroglobulin .

"In addition , depending on availability of dietary iodine , thyroglobulin may contain varying quantities of iodine ."

The presence of several proteases and peptidases has been demonstrated in the thyroid .

One type has a small univalent anion of the thiocyanate-perchlorate-fluoro type .

This ion inhibits thyroid hormone synthesis by interfering with iodide concentration in the thyroid .

It does not appear to affect the iodinating mechanism as such .

The other group of antithyroid agents or drugs is typified by thiouracil .

"These drugs have no effect on the iodide concentrating mechanism , but they inhibit organification ."

"The antithyroid drugs of the thiouracil type , however , are not antagonised by such means ."

"The most conclusively identified is L-5-vinyl-2-thio-oxazolidone , which was isolated from rutabaga ( Greer , 1950 ) ."

It is presumed to occur in other members of the Brassica family .

The hormone has also been called thyrotrophin or thyrotrophic hormone .

Much of this work has been reviewed by White ( 1944 ) and by Albert ( 1949 ) .

Developments up to about 1957 have been discussed by Sonenberg ( 1958 ) .

Two problems present themselves in considering any hormone in blood .

