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Show Para X 2 THE READER'S DATE romotions In an attempt to focus attention on the engineer and the part engineering has played in making' the standard ofinfing in America the highest in the world, the National Society of Professional celebration of Engineers' Engineers is sponsoring a nation-wid- e 3. Week, February The week offers small town newspapers and their advertisers a chance to dramatize the way ip which engineers have revolu- 1 Jionized American life inthe jasLquarterofa century.- 17-2- -r- The date of Nation Engineers Week was chosen in close proximity, to that of George Washingtons birthday in order to honor the first President, who was an engineer as well as a statesman and a soldier. Washingtons engineering career began at the age of 16 when he assisted Lord Fairfax to improve his domain on the frontier. When was Washington working along Pattersons Creek, he surveyed land which was later to be bought by Joseph Hanks, maternal ancestor of Abraham Lincoln. Historians say that the trip with Lord Fairfax did much for Washingtons character, as t accustomed him to hardship. Having lived with comfort and luxury, he had adjusted to enduring exposure, fatigue, hunger and cold upon the completion of the expedition. But more important, his engineering jaunts gave him a vision of the west that later caused him to plan wisely for the future of his country. He learned much about the lives of the early settlers, coming to realize 4 served February with more than 6,000 communities in the United States and Canada participating. Simultaneously, World Brotherhood Week will be observed in all the free nations of Europe under the sponsorship of World Brotherhood, an international organization formed to eliminate hostilities caused by national, religious and cultural differences. Special religious services will be held throughout Brotherhood Week in American churches and synagogues. Brotherhood Week, first observed In 1934 when 300 communities participated, is a period of rededication to the Judaeo-Christia- n moral concept of kinship of man. Dr. Everett R. Clinchy, president of the National Conference of Christians and Jews, said recently. "It underscores our common belief that the relations between man and man, between group and group, is a moral problem. During a period. of crisis such as faces free men all around the globe, we muststrengthen our convictions in the worth and dignity of every individual as a creature of 17-2- God. In large and small communities all through the nation, the '.'.VWAW week will mobilize the forces of goodwill in vast demonstrations of understanding and respect. Schools, churches and synagogues, civic clubs, womens organizations, parent-teachassociations, farm, labor and veteran groups will participate in the observance. President Truman is honorary chairman of Brotherhood Week; Johnson, former economic sta-- ' bilization administrator and president of the Motion Picture Association of America, is general chairman. Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby' executive of The Houston Post and war-tim- e commander of the WACS, is national chairman of the newspaper committee for BrothV.vs WV erhood Week. WASHINGTON AS A SURVEYOR The slogan for the 1952 observance: "Brotherhood for peace and their hopes and. fears. By often freedom. Believe it, live it, support "feeling the pulse of the hardy it. colonists, he was able in later years Unless free people work together to depend upon these people he as a team, there will be no lasting knew so intimately. peace, President Truman declared ? . in accepting the honorary chairmanIn his capacity as a military roads boilt ship. He also warned that until Washington engineer the world accepts the principles of constructed through forests, the Brotherhood of Man under the fortifiboilt and forts bridges, Fatherhood of God, it will be comcations. With a small force of pelled to live under a day-i- n day-otroops, he opened the first road alert with the dread of deadly exover the mountains westward from the Potomac at Cumberplosive always imminent. Recalling that it is the third time land, to the waters of the within three decades that "we have and Ohio; a road been called upon to make certain which was to play such an imthat tyranny will not be permitted in portant part developing that to overrun the world, the Presiwestern country. dent stressed that "we are resolved Even as president, Washington to do everything within our power to did not get too far away from enour show enemies that it gineering. He put his old soldiering would be potential to engage in a unwise friend, French General LEnfant in protracted struggle against a free charge of planning the city of Wash- world. ington, but kept in close touch with He added, "The National Condevelopments himself. It was during ference of Christians and Jews this period, too, that he issued the and World Brotherhood are dofirst building regulations for the naa magnificent job in working tion capital "Terms and condifor Justice, amity and uning tions declared by the President of derstanding among men of good the United States, this Seventeenth will. --r day of October, 1791, for regulating Mr. Johnson is the first to hold the materials and manner of the the post of Brotherhood Week genbuilding and improvements on the eral chairman for two consecutive lots in the City of Washington," years. In accepting, he said that were the beginning words. "the basic strength of America lies in its moral fibre, and hailed the of the National Conference Brotherhood Week objective as "a direct antithesis to the devils-brew of those who again are at-Observance Feb. 17-2- 4 tempting to. spread the forces of Brotherhood Week, sponsored an- darkness across the face of the nually by the National Conference earth. of Christians and Jews, will be ob (ReWasti er vice-preside- nt ut - Mo-nongah- JANUARY 23, 1952 OtlCE OVER ; Brotherhood World WEDNESDAY, The Dragerton Tribune, Dragerton. Utah Crystal Gazing H. I. Phillips JAN. Mike DiSalle says, prices are under control Food, clothing and fuels hit new high. Auto dealers announce an increase of $150 a car. Truman says inflation is being checked by vigorous action. Dollar value drops. to 47 cents. VIshinsky sets new record for hurling the slur. invective and FEB. Clue to Brinks robbery reported. Florida has a $2,360 daily double. Video announces a code promaterial, overemhibiting and the blueprinting sex phasis on of crime routines. Franchot Tone pokes somebody in the eye. MARCH. Mike DiSalle says prices are under control All prices hit new high. VIshinsky excoriates U.S., U.N., the free world and two fellows who werent even playing. APRIL. Video announces a matecode prohibiting rial and the bineprinting of criminal routines. American political campaign warms up. Country is shaken by a report the real President Truman is still in his beach costume at Key West and that the one at Washington is an impostor. Tallulah Holm sues Joyce who sues Ava Billy Matthews who sues All Sinatra or somebody. Prices are declared under , MAY. control by Mike DiSalle. New highs announced by butcher, baker and candlestick maker. Franchot Tone pokes somebody in the nose. A national committee to investigate national investigations is named. JUNE. A committee is named to investigate the committees engaged in investigating investigations. Mike DiSalle says prices are under control. Everything leaps another 3 per cent President Truman says inflation is being checked. The dollar declines to 39 cents, "when, as and if. The Republican - National Convention, unable to get Eisen hower, nominates Taft for President with Faye Emerson for The Democrats counter by naming Dagmar for President, Dag-Eri- c mar for Dagmar for left tackle. They adopt the slogan "A Dagmar in every home and two videos in every garage. .Mike DiSalle says prices arei under control. Everything goes up. The dollar drops to 32 cents fahrenfaglt. Franchot Tone pokes somebodylrTthe nose. VIshinsky excoriates the U.S. and U.N. Things look pretty bad all over the world. Leon Keyserling says not to worry as we owe it to ourselves. AUG. Joyce Khan sues All Rose who sues Ava Matthews who sues Eleanor Gardner or somebody. SEPT. Mike DiSalle says prices are under control as prices take another leap. , 500-pou- nd 800-met-re - off-col- or off-col- or Vice-Preside- Vice-Preside- nt. nt, (So) OCT. See Sept NOV. Election results In a dead heat. Issue goes to a video panel which decides the country must be governed by a triumvirate composed of Errol Flynn, Milton Berle, Howdy Doody, with the Ritz Brothers as a second platoon. DEC. Video adopts a code prohibitlngVoff-colo- r material, on sex and the of crime routines. h, Billy Rose is sued by Rita All Kahn Is sued by Eleanor Holm and Joyce Matthews is sued by Frank Sinatra all of whom are then sued by Ava Gardner or vice versa. Prices are declared under control by ' Mike DiSalle. Everything goes up another 4 per cent VIshinsky celebrates the passing of his 3,456th brainstorm. Truman says inflation has been checked. The dollar drops to 30 cents. Franchot Tone pokes somebody in the nose. 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