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Show Military Analysis Insists: THE HERALD JOURNAL Failure Of Cultural Institutions Wednesday, ral vtgoi and fnmness. especially as acquned through self discipline ' The individual of chaiacter has intellectual humility, no matter how muih he mav know abyut a tiny segment of human knowledge Today, when ail intelleitual and he realizes that theie is much spiritual snuggle is being lar-ne- d moie for him to learn, and he on. all over the eaith, today appreciates the validity of know, when among gOeat Segments of ledge outside his ow n specialized the world's population the United area of Interest. In the wotdx of States and hei fi lends have yet to win the intellectual and moral victoty, today. In these circum- stances, it is imperative for higher education to conti lbute to what Senator Smith called spmtual se-- Reflected In Youth Behavior We re Under - Estimating Russia NOTL: Are vie Russia strength to our An detriment The writer of this article, condensed fiom Air Force Magazine, believes we are And he's in a position to know what he's talking about Ramsay D Foil-- . Jr, Washington attorney and Air Force Reserve colonel, was dueetor of I.ighth Air Force bombing operations in Wot Id War II and laor vas chief of staff of the military analysis dicision, U S. Strategic Bombing Survey Following thp war he was a top planner in our governments industrial disj ers'on program ) (EDITORS I under-estimati- f semi-barbar- post-Wor- ld feet." 40,000 ' V. f Magazine WASHINGTON (NEA) We of the Western democracies seem to have a haoit of thinking of Soviet Russia as a country full of louts in baggy pants who somehow manage to win military victories by overwhelming an enemy with masses of troops This was sharply brought home to me by a man who had spent several years of the War II period in making analyses of military problems He said that even after he and his associates pieced together a picture of Soviet strength n cer tain fields of armament, ne nevertheless tended subconsciously to reject his own Conclusions The picture that nlwavs comes to my mind when I think of Soviet Russia," he said, is of a woman plowing a field behind an animal-draw- n plow. I am trying to erase that mental Image, and replace It with one of tho MIG-1- 5 pulling away from the at Y ! BY RAMis AY D. i'OTTS, JR. Condensed from Air Forcq F-8- S Russians recently captuied an American jet fightei equipped . . A I J , v with our prized gunsight The sight is, the one Hem of equipment on our fighters in Ko" rea which is markedly supenor to the Russian. It is one of the two t'.-- : mam reasons why we have been Act- 1 able to hold the upper hand in air combat As a result of the plane' rapture more than six months ago, we mav expect to find before too long that Communist pilots will be shooting with far greater accuracy than they have done so far in Korra. Finally, an ara in which we the Rusbadly underestimated sians was in the amount of atomic them we credited information with having at their disposal. When the Russians were told HOW MOsT AMERICANS think of Russia is in terms of an oxcatt that the US had solved the prob. economj, tjpified oy this scene in a ruial Soviet area. lem of making atomic bombs, Stalin was hble to receive the news with the utmost composure For the great secret was no secret to him The Russian espionage oigam-zatio- n functioned throughout the war with rema'ikable success, especially in the field of atomi The cases of Allen Vunn May and Klaus Fuchs are familiar to all of us Through these and other spies, the Russians were able to obtain the most romplete information about opr vitnl processes and MIG-1- 5 techniques for making WHAT AMERICANS SEEM TO FORGET is the Russiain 5 at I.OOO feet, or the (above) "pulling away from the U. S atomic weapons. (on parade brlow) In addition Soviet Russia has quantity of Russian tanks like the an atomic energy oigamzation that compares favorably in rlze and scope with our own Fortune Magazine said last September that, production of engineering graduates fin the United States) is tapering off from 25 000 in 1959 to a possible low o' 12 000 in 1954 " In the same connection. Fortune said, Russia 's .stlmated to be tram ng young scientists and technicians at the rate of about ion ono a voar" This recalls the statement marie in One bv Irving I.angmuir World or Non," following Ins return In 1945 from the USSR ft Academy of Science- the tions generally, including home the chuich, and the si hoot, to help each individual achieve true nobility of chaiacter, is a shoitcoming which eonti ibutes In part, at least, to Amencas current bewilderment and laik of in the face of tragic international relationships Senator Maigaiet Chase Smith recently spoke an obvious tiuth when she said: a hightened national morality will come only through a moral rebirth in most And she of us Individually" added "we have been thinking too little of spmtual secuiity In a world dominated by cynicism and, materialism, we need a resurgence of quiet determined faith that cannot be touched by physical force. This is a struggle of motal force physical against force jy- pro-diti- 4 Russians have depressed their civilian standaid of living to a minimum subsistence level m order to concentrate upon investment in capital goods, machine tools and armaments By dint of this and bv bori owing and stealing designs from German, British, American. Swiss and other sources, the Russians have been able, by concentrating on the Thev (the Russians) have armaments segment of the technological front, to achive per- planned a far more extensive proformance that matches the best in gram of science than h contemthe US plated by any other nation. The most striking illustration of The many lessons we learned this is the quantity production of from experiene In war against but other examples Germany should have furnished the MIG-1can be noted in the quality and valuable guides to those of our quantity of Russian tanks, aitil-ler- y national leaders who since 1946 have been trying to estimate Ruspieces, rockets and radar. In connection with the MIG, it sian capabilities Instead, there should be pointed out that the were men who Interpreted th The Bv MILTON . IInENHOWFR STATE COLLEGE. Pa, (UP Failute of our cultuirl institu- 5, -- Of the estimates that have had to be made, the most important of all is the estimate of Russia's capability to manufacture atomic They Play It Safe SYDNEY, Australia (UPt Many of the thousands of ticket buyers in the New South Wales stale lottery. diawn daily with a 6 000 (513,009) flist prize, give the general post office, Sydney, as their addiess Officials believe it Is a piecaution against charity requests and hortoweis College yeais pioude young men and 'women with the rntiial-l- y needed time and facilities for studving themselves in the light of then basic motives, abilities and ambitions and for formulating and tarrying out, each fot himself, a program of chaiacter building trems of an ideal Colleges can provide the atmosphere and the influences which conti lbute to the foimation of character thev can provide the classfpoms and physical tools for learning, teacheis and advisors and counsellois can stand ready to help with their skills, social on and teligious oi ganizations campus and the churches of the community can be eager to make their conti ibutions and fellow students can provide the educative force after described as the "impact of youthful mind on youthful mind All these may be available weapons and deliver them on targets in this countiy. And In this critical area were made some of the most greviouis miscalculations. In a statement released to the press on October 30, 1947, Lt. Gen. Leslie R Groves, head of the wartime Manhattan Project, was reported as saying that the Russians would need 0 years to develop the atomic bomb if they did it in secrecy and without aid from the United States, Britain, or Switzer- Curtain YOU-THU- RS., Is extremely sketrhv. making our estiRussia he have a romplete and from this scanty Nevertheless, In mates of Soviet tried to draw rounded picture , SAT. isjbtucfys- - Stekfit doutboh!'1! "Every Ounce a Metis Whisky'' Powerful Force In combination, they can be a powetful force in the whole process of chaiacter development; but as in every other phase of education, the principal motivation and effoit most come from each Individual student Character, simply defined, is the Ttamp of individuality, Impressed or habit; by nature education, moie specifically, character Is mo EARLY TIMES DISTILLERY Lovitvill as. ID)aiys VstaesX ' 5 PC. CHROME SETS Queen Ann and Duncan Phyfe. Tab! 30 x 48. Ona leaf. Colors: red, gray. 5 PC. CHROME SETS Queen Ann style. Table size 36 x open with ona leaf. Colors: red, and yellow. 18 GALLONS GAS INCLUDED RING 69.50 27 GALONS GAS INCLUDED 5 PC. BEDROOM Modern, light blond wood. Mr. and Mrs. dresser, chest of drawers, two 13750 SUITE , 105 More Gas Values! 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WEDDING N This low opinion of Russian science and industry has also been the view of Dr Vannevar Bush, who from 1946 to 1948 held the key scientific advisory post in the Department of Defense as Chairman of the Research and Development Board, It can be said that the Bush view ef Soviet Russian capabilities exercised virtually a controlling effect on national policy and military programs during the period from 1946 up to the end of 1949. The Information that the U.S. has been able to obtain about technical activity behind the Iron JEWEL BOX ENGAGEMENT Hamlet to his friend, the man of chaiacter says "Theie are moie things In heaven and eailh, Horatio, than are dreamt of in our philosophy." Thr 'ailuie of many Amencans to acn.eve chaiacter traits of this kind thiough education, habit, and seems to me to be the basic cause of many of our cunent difficulties as a nation. 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