The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 March 1954 — Page 5

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W BABV SITTKR.S LEBANON. Ind.. March 23 — i UP > There should be no shortage of baby sitters in I>ebanon. Sixty-three girls have *‘grad-at<-d" from a baby sitting school sponsored by the Lebanon Girl Scout Council. The girls received instruction on care, play, entertainment for various ages, first aid. what to do in emergencies, legal aspects, etc. Qualified leaders volunteered their services.

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THE TERRIFIC LOVE STORY OF THE LOST TRADER WHO BECAME A SOUTH SEA RULER! BURr LANCASTER ’ajerty tfkeefe ^ t FltMIl IN TNI Fut IStNNOS 1

Kf.AL FISH STORY SULLIVAN. Ind.. March 23 — < INS» ‘Mr. Big,” a huge fish in Paxton Pond near Sullivan, is the despair of local fishermen. The anglers say that when they hook him. he either breaks their lines or straightens out their hooks.

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LOOKING... ...AT LIFE By Eridi Brandeis All sorts of theories have been expounded as to what Communism really is and why some apparently well-to-do people embrace it. Why is it. people ask themselves, that those who apparently have everything their hearts desire become Communists and try to tear down the very society which has made them what they aie? Why is it that they bite the very hands that feed them and try to destroy the one government that has given them complete freedom to enjoy the fruits of their labor? Sociologists, economists, psychologists and many other learned “ists” have pondered the subject, written on it. lectured and speechified on it. But, to most of us. Communism and its nature are still a great big question mark. To most of us it is a mystery. I think the answer is quite simple. The inducement of Communism at least in this country- seems lo be some justified or unjustilied inferiority complex. The mote educated, the wealthier. the moie intellingent such a person becomes, the more he imagines that his fellow humans treat him as an inferior. The grounds for such belief may be entirely unjustified. But human beings being what they are. the fact exists that many a candidate for Communism feels himself inferior and thus develops a deep hatred of majorities. * * * Often the fault is not his own

at all. He might suffer if we tend to judge a whole group by the resentments imagined by a few. On the other hand, often one man. who thinks himself slighted by only one or a few of his fellow citizens, holds the whole American people or the entire Government responsible for what has happened to him and becomes a Communist.

Communism is envy. bred, as I said, by an enormous inferiority complex “What good is my education, my intellect, my money to me. if my fellow men fail to consider me their equal, let alone their superior?” That is what the candidate for Communism asks him-.-elf. Then he reads all the vile and

vicious propaganda the Reds put I out and says to himself. “Ah there lies salvation! These are • MY kind of pimple!" He becomes a full-fledged Communist evim to the point of helping to try to overthrow our government by violence and force. When vve came home from Florida a couple of days ago I

wont into the cellar and found a rat caught ir a trap. It was still alive and looked at .ne with rather pitiful eyes. I felt sorry for the little thing. Nobody ever loved a rat. but even a rat must have feelings. For a moment I felt like releasing it But did I ? YOU guess.

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+ SPRING SPECIAL + Your small TV or Radio-Phonograph Combination is worth $50.00 to $200.00 on 21’ 1 and 24” Raytheon Consoles. Ail Raytheon Radio and Television sets are under warranty for one ffu'l year from the date of f jrchase, all lubes and parts. 21” CONSOLES, PRICED $279.95 and Up TABU MODELS $1(9.95 and Up. TUTTLE Electronics Sales and Service

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