Banner Graphic, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 April 1973 — Page 7

Thursday, April 5, 1973

Banner-Graphic, Greencastle, Indiana

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Colleges Less Liberal Than Fitzhugh Thought NEW YORK (AP) W'hcn sorship" at the University of Eitzhugh, chairman of Metrohe accepted a 3'/^-week “proles- Oklahoma last month, Gilbert politan Life Insurance, really didn’t know what lay ahead. ||t; f ; _ m In first year, the \Sw fl B JK 1 Ii/lnigli, .m inleiiNe o>ncommissioners'auowances THE PUTNAM COUNTV BOARD OF COM MISSIONERS MET IN REGUlAR SESSION A MONDAY. APRH 2 AT 9 00 lEGAl TIME ■ Jr V ;sB| Al THE lOUR’HOUSE IN GREENCASTiE F M -V INDIANA TO A"OW THE FOu OWING ■! Earl Jeffries 301.43 ^ Garnett Gorham 196.87 Everen CorneM Clyde Gorham 197 60 Woodrow Paynter 197 60 ... :JHBE ^^BH KpR: Wayne Runneils 198 84 Chester Spencer 79.04 Richard Walden 197 60 IB m^ U ' •• “l Joseph H. AsE 204 32 *m p mm* Brl • f James C Boiler 19146 %, B 1 Robert BoM?. 187 60 jl M ^■BPI Thomas Brothers 201 60 —^ liinnirijF JklMBi ^ AlbertO Dickey 142.38 /jk&jL P. A. Hinners. 225 12 -?fly jP : Robert’awson 205.60 Richard Malayer 192.96 Harlan Nelson 100 80 \£ Walter Scott 20160 ^ v t t ^ Bobby Coffey 169.92 I ■ y B *11 ^1 John Masten 188 80 Claude Morphew 188 80 Grover Hicks Neeley 188 80 Emerson Phillips 169 92 George Reed 113 28 Jack Earon York 169 92 ■ | _ B% - - HIGHWAY VENDERS /^ll^ L| I ID Generol Telephone Co 44 15 ujn iKcip riA Ur sxr ’- vm ID UPiME £rr ° “ T | I Y I L BBB Woodburn Printing Co. .50.77 Dorthy Heavir 4.00 Call us. Today. Our budget planning experience ^0^01™!"' C ° U53 90 can help find a way for whatever you need Hudson Bottery and or want Home fix-up 9 Start dreaming 1 Medical Electrical Service 40.75 bills 0 Car repairs 0 Unexpected emergency 9 ^rr^CsrerCo'.': 5I09 COUnt On US' Indiana Equipment Co 987 76 Want to clear U p old bills and installment terre Haute truck 50 00 debts? That s good money management . . . EarUetines 400 the real key to the art of living. So — Start MorrijonsTireondRetreading 575 71 vng' Call us today or drop in anytime We : ::::::: 3 2500 want to help with CASH 1 Bobs Marathon 500 Ace Hardware 30.27 I IDCDTV I A kl Morton Salt 615 70 LIBCrt I T LVSMfM O&IStoreCo 9842 43 CORPORATION OF GREENCASTLE H c"s""p™ loStt 25 S. VINE ST. - AT WALNUT - PH.: OL 3.5116 .mS it Greencastle, Indiana 46135 Foube-Construction Co 88 83 Doltons Asphalt Corp 807 38 OPEN MONDAY TIL 6, FRIDAY TIL 7 PM Skelton Skmnet 'umbe^ Co 6 16 W. a M. Sales Inc 243.00 Public Service Co. Of Ind 100.78

servative, and the students, aligned to his left, were separated by age and ideology. But distrust evolved into respect. A week after returning, he received four or five letters from professors with whom he had his biggest arguments, generally liberals. “While they told me they didn’t necessarily believe as I do, they thought it was good I was there.” The students expressed similar feelings, and one paid him an unwitting compliment: “We were glad you came so we

touiu learn what a conservative is,” the youth said. “One thing, you’re consistent, maybe because you’re a conservative.” Said Fitzhugh, head of a company with $180 billion of life insurance in force: “They really couldn’t believe I’d be interested in coming, in listening to them. They were really surprised.” Here he was, not fossil but man. Here were they, not intellectual embryos but mature, thinking human beings. Fitzhugh also was surprised.

Not necessaiil\ to agree, but

to understand."

He found the students did un-

”My prejudice told me that Sometimes, Fitzhugh all but Listen with a desire to know university faculties generally conceded, those prejudices lead what the other guy is saying,

lean to the left and I still think him astray. He told of his surso, but it’s not as bad as I prise about fraternity life, thought. They’re less liberal “I had never been in a frat

than I had realized. house in my life; they had derstand his viewpoint. He con“My prejudice told me that clubs at Princeton. My prej- eluded that he and they were youths went to universities to udice told me they were places equally aware of social responteach their elders what they for social gatherings ... but sibilities and that they shared had to learn. Now I think the those fellows took life seriously, some of the same objectives, il

kids have found it doesn’t pay They said grace before dinner,

and as a mossback, I admire

to have that attitude.

‘My prejudice told me the any tradition.”

not the same approaches. Exhilirated by his adventure,

Fitzhugh, who feels "very often

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kids are getting better than In his classes, Fitzhugh per- | am a voice crying in the wilthey were four years ago. I mitted discussion to drift with derness,” now hopes to teach think that’s so. The difference student interest. He found that, when he retires. He lound

in attitude is very noticeable after first talking about mat- campus life to his liking, between seniors and freshmen, ters of social obligations and ■ '

The seniors themselves notice equality, the questions became

it.”

Asked about admitting to

diately she appeared with Web-

DON McLEAN’S SONG KILLS HER SOFTLY

LOS ANGELES i AP) - Rob-

personal and practical.

“They were interested in how

prejudice, Fitzhugh. whose crit- I got where I am and I told erta f'| ac |( S current hit. “Killicisms are muted with humor, them I once worked for $20 a i ng \j e Softly with his Song is rang for his secretary. Imme- week. They asked what courses sai j Don McLeans press

ll, ' U 1 u, ° k to S et '"to the business ag(>nt tQ have been ins pired by

ster’s Seventh New Collegiate world to get a job. Yes, they ^ j ean

Dictionary.

"Prejudice,” he said as he looked up the meaning. “If

the incentive sys-

for it. I’m in favor of a reasoned prejudice, but not all

prejudice.”

The idea for the song came from its writers. Norman Gim-

the Horatio Alger bel and C harles Fox. who develOf the thine>i this oped it further from singer Lor.

Lieberman's description of her feelings toward McLean s

songs.

Miss Lieberman recorded the

recognize

tern.”

Fitzhugh. of course, does. "I

prejudice means a man of con- believe in

viction I’m for it. There’s noth- Story. One of the things this opeu u iu, u. c . ..u... ^. ing good about somebody being country is greatest for is the Lieberman s desc nption o ler

wishy-washy, lake a position Hortatio Alger Story. He tried and stay with it. to convey its message to them. “If prejudice means a pre- He found the students good

conceived judgment arrived at listeners, and from Fitzhugh, song. Roberta F lack heard it on following a rational course, I’m this is a very high compliment. an airplane and decided to

“The Lord gives you two ears record it Her version became and one mouth and intends you the No. 1-selling single in the to use them in that proportion. United States in early March WORRY CLINIC George W. Crane, Ph D , M D.

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Andy is a Hungarian immigrant who was :t times imprisoned in Nazi concentration camps. So be sure all teen-agers get his valuable distinction between •’Liberals” vs. “Conservatives.” For European liberals should become

American conservatives!

CASE W-570: Andy R., aged

44, is a sales engineer.

“Dr. Crane” he began, “I came to America 25 years ago

from Budapest in Hungary.

“During World War II, I was “And the American Conimprisoned 3 times by the Nazis stitution,” said brilliant British in concentration camps but Prime Minister Gladstone, “is escaped twice. the greatest document ever “Tnat third time I would have struck off at a given time by the been killed except for the end of brain and purpose of man! ” the war. n offers the major hope of “But I now notice a vast mankind in the political realm! difference concerning the terms Coerced residents of East liberal and conservative here Berlin and other oppressed

peoples behind the Iron Curtain, as well as the Bamboo Curtain, look to America as the Mecca of

their hopes and dreams

Yet many of the ringleaders of the liberals who now r promote riots and sabotage, are immigrants or the first generation

children thereof!

“Dr. Crane,” I am often

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in America.

“For in Europe, the liberals are trying to wrest freedom of speech, freedom of religion and freedom of public assembly from their dictator govern-

ments.

“Over there, the conservatives work to maintain those dictatorships. “So when immigrants reach America, they seem to think they should still be liberals! “Yet here in the U S A the meanings of those terms are exactly reversed. “For American conservatives are really trying to preserve those inalienable rights and liberties codified in the Con-

stitution.

“But the American liberals, alas, are trying to destroy the very freedoms that the European liberals were so eager to obtain! “Dr. Crane, please warn your readers that American conservatives are dedicated to preserve our liberties while American liberals are leading us to the Russian and Red Chinese types of dictatorships!” “CONSERVE" MEANS "PRESERVE” Andy’s explanation should help explain to millions of Americans the illogical behavior of many minority

groups

For they came to America to enjoy those unique freedoms codified in our Constitution.

immigrant be rabid in trying to conserve our Constitution’s

famous freedoms?”

Well, Andy has neatly explained the basic reason! For “Liberal’’ in Europe means exactly the same as “conservative” in America. Alas, the European “conservative” is an advocate of monarchy or dictatorship and

oppression

So let’s get our high schoolers properly straightened out on

this point.

Which means we must also remind them that this is a Republic and not a democracy, as former Chief Justice John Marshall so ably warned us “Democracy,” said John Marshall, “is mobocracy.” In the “Salute to the Flag” we thus pledge allegiance to the Republic for which that flag stands (not to a democracy) 1 So send for my booklet “How to Save Our Republic,” enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plus 25 cents. Get it into all high schools! (Always write to Dr Crane in care ot this newspaper, enclosing a long stamped, ad dressed envelope and 25 cents to cover typing and printing costs when you send for one of his booklets )

COMMUNITY AUCTION At the Stilesville School grounds; turn north first street east of Stop tight on U.S. 40, on Saturday, April 7, 1973 at 12:00 Noon Consignments and donated merchandise. New merchandise, consisting of wrenches, electric drills, saws, yard figurines, paint, novelties and other miscellaneous; new saddles, bridles, halters, 21-inch Emerson color T.V. with new picture tube, good condition; MTD riding lawn mower, nearly new; Rugg riding lawn mower; Torro lawn mower; McCulloch 2-10 chain saw; Maytag wringer type washer, like new; approximately 300 12-inch Stevens cushion carpet squares, new; couch; coffee table with matching end tables; hall tree; nearly new camera; other furniture and miscellaneous. Stock water tank; fence; steel fence posts. Pick-up service will be available. We will accept any additional consignments, or donations. Will consign ponies or saddle horses. Commission—10% For information, call 539-4517, 539-4924, 539-2525 Sponsored by the Cascade Community lions Club Proceeds to be applied to community projects. Sam Hutchins, auctioneer, 539-6244. Not responsible in case of accidents. Lunch will be served. The Stilesville Christian Church will sponsor a Rummage Sale at 9:00 a.m.

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