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Entered as second class matter October 14. 1943, at the
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VOTE FOR ONE i
So Simple ...
By DR. NORMAN VINCENT PEAD.E
FAN OHIO TOWN sometime ago a group of long
time friends was discussing a well-known political
figure who was prominent in the politics of the Buck
eye State in my boyhood days. Across the intervening
years, I clearly remember him. He had a lovable and
attractive personality. He was an enormous man
physically and was very religious. I can see him yet
moving down the! aisle of the church where he was
head usher. He moved with a certain dignity that was
unforgettable.
There was many a story about him. One of
these I remember distinctly. It had to do with a
younger man who had political ambitions. He did not
have the gift of understanding that characterized the
older man. He was not quite philosophical enough.
There was no kindly give and take in his make-up.
He was bludgeoning his way, so he thought, to the top,
and as a result was experiencing rather stiff opposition.
He rubbed people the wrong way, thus creating a great
many enemies. On one occasion he was talking with
the older man and comp^ined about these enemies.
With ill-concealed rancor he told the more experienced
politician what he intended to do to these enemies,
how he was going to crush them.
The older man was kindly and tolerant and said,
“Son, I would not do that if I were you. That will not
get vou ?nowhere. You do not want to make a lot
of enemies.”
“Well,” said the boy, “I already have a lot of
them. What can I do about them?”
The o]der man answered, “I will give you a little
suggestion about how to handle an enemy. There is
only one thing to do with an enemy, only one, and that
is to make a friend of him. You cannot afford the
luxury of even one enemy if it can be avoided.”
“Hu* how can you turn an enemy into a friend ”
“Son, I have a little trick about that and it works
like a charm. It will work for you, too. Here it is,
“Love your enemies, bless them that curse you, do
good to them that hate you, and pray for them that
despitefully use you’.” Then, with a twinkle in his
eye he asked, “Do you recognize the source of that
quotation?”
Eight Killed as Train
Hits Auto in Michigan
FLOWERVILLE, Mich., UP) — A
train-car collision killed eight
persons in this southern Michigan
village late Friday.
Witnesses said the car, occu
pied by five adults and three chil
dren, drove onto a Chesapeake &
Ohio Railway crossing just as the
streamlined passenger train
“Pere Marquette” sped through at
65 miles an hour.
The crash, at 5:44 p.m., wiped
out all the members of one family,
of Fenton, Mich., and four other
neighbors.
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Wade Receives Additional
Petitions for Moving
Capitol From Juneau
JUNEAlU — Additional peti
tions carrying 212 signatures have
been filed with Secretary of State
Hugh Wade in support of an ap
plication for an initiative peti
tion seeking relocation of the
Alaska State Capitol.
Largely from the Anchorage
Spenard area, the signatures
were received from State Repre
sentative Earl D. Hillstrand of
Anchorage, bacner of the pro
posal to place the Capitol issue
before the voters at the next gen
eral election.
The new filing brought to 363
the total number of signatures
filed in support of the initiative
proposal. Under terms of the Con
stitution, applications for an ini
tiative etition need be supported
by only 100 Alaskan voters.
The proposed initiative would
create a five-member Capitol
Committee to be named by the
Governor to select an appropriate
site for the Capitol in the Cook
Inlet-Rail belt area. Initiative
backers have defined this area as
that bounded on the south and
west by Seward and Kodiak, up
Cook Inlet and the railbelt to Fair
banks on the north.
Ike, Franco
Buddy-Up for
Mutual Security
MADRID, (#) — President Eis
enhower and Generalissimo Fran
cisco Franco agreed Tuesday that
Western talks with the Soviets
and the President’s visit to
Moscow next year will help the
cause of peace. But they added
“A firm defense posture should
be maintained” by the West.
The two chiefs of state, after
a breakfast conference of two
hours and 20 minutes at Franco’s
Pardo Palace, said their conver
sation strengthened the bonds of
cooperation between Spain and
the United States.
The statement was released as
Eisenhower boarded his jet air
liner for Morocco, the last stop of
his 11-nation goodwill tour.
His reception in Madrid, the
next-to-the-last stop, was the
greatest ever given a foreign vis
itor in modern Spain. White House
Press Secretary Jams C. Hagrty
quoted Eisenhower as saying he
was completely overwhelmed.
Spaniards Yell "Viva Ike"
About a million Spaniards
roared “Viva Ike” as the Presi
dent rode thru Madrid with
Franco, in cold rain and wind late
Monday.
Their communique said Eisen
hower had given Franco and
members of his government a full
briefing on the purposes of his
Russia Will Put More
Land Under Cultivation
MOSCOW, (*> — The Soviet
Union plans to plow up more mil
lions of acres of virgin land in
the Urals, Volga Valley and Si
beria to boost grain production,
Tass reported yesterday.
Dimitry Polyansky, Premier of
the Russian Republic — largest
of the Soviet republics — told a
plenary meeting of the Commu
Party Central Committee in the
Kremlin -the land will produce
about nine million tons more
grain, the Soviet news agency
said.
Spokane GOP Club
Backs Andrews for Gov.
SPOKANE, Wash., {JO — Some
25 Republicans met here Monday
and formed an organization back
ing Lloyd J. Andrews, state su
perintendent of public instruction,
as a candidate for Governor.
Jack G. Neuport, temporary
chairman of the Andrews for Gov
ernor Club, said “We want him to
know we are willing to go all out
in support of him.”
Andrews has not said whether
he will seek the Governorship.
JOHN STOLCIS. RETIRED
FAIRBANKS MINER. DIES
SEATTLE, tP — Julius Stolcis.
79, of Fairbanks, a retired gold
miner and former owner of a cafe
and rooming house, died Monday
at a Puyallup nursing home of
cancer.
He was born in Trento, Italy;
came to the United tSates in 1899
and went to Alaska in 1903. He
remained in Fairbanks until last
year when he moved to Seattle
for treatment. He was a member
(5f Alaska Pioneers Society.
22,000-mile tour of three conti
nents and the results he hoped
to attain.
“The talks, which covered a
wide variety of other international
matters of interest to both coun
tries, were conducted in an at
mosphere of cordiality and un
derstanding,” the statement said.
Franco said in toasting Eisen
hower at a banquet IVJonday
night, Spaniards are well aware
“we enjoy the preservation of li
berty in Western Europe, without
falling under the Communist yoke,
due to your energy and generosity
and those of your country.”
Eisenhower, in replying, ex
pressed hope for greater friend
ship and cooperation between
Spain and the United States. He
cited the Christmas celebration of
the birth of Christ as “the season
to rededicate ourselves to these
principles for which He gave His
life.”
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