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Show - w ' :irk , , ca r -- ' - . ' ' -. . . - - - - 4 1951 - - Jolt! . - - - . ' la lw ars x ,,, . - ' - - 1 - ' 1 -- - 'N - , . . , ... Bda 11. - -- - , . - - - , -- EDITORIAL PAGE ' , , . y , - d .s been-dsonel- -- ,- We stand for the Constitution of the United States . 4 as havtng inspired. - - - . Sak Leto City, Utak Saturday, Ignitor? - gyrilphtrAtztr , . d - f . , , ---- - - ADLISLIDDY rlD'17111' - r vr.'7- - an - - - . ' c rosstn IC . , . , sailed and lost' than never to have , ' ' cc- ey do it?'.1 , sailed at all. -' --. -t k. s t i o n,- is --- When Paul Muller cast-of- t e u . . from '. ' , ., , 11 ' ) ' . asked of the' yearly,-7.1 t and support of the pro, It I "What's to become of us?" I I. public acceptance ' il ) , .. gemburg, Germany, in th4 summer ' ' ,c -A hi.. ' record of -at' ,,,,, --- - - ..l' growing grans. Sout- h- Dakot- a.. , ,, ,' ,, . i,.01 1928. his ' destinatiorTwas personal 7 wrack - Vi pain from t . sülfered .' Atlantic The injuries '. vor., tarre crossings. include?' , What should such a program 1 salvation. Wlthoutpapers, flat broke In an auto crash that killed his parents and The principles are well known. It should age of the Mayflower Et ,from Plym- - and a .thoroughgoing landlubber, he : I raeven others, looked up from his hospital - outh, 4 Include : -- ' , Englind, to Plymouth, Massi--- -- took leave of a destitute homeland I Or' bed and asked that pathetic question. , , drivers licensing requireTougher. . I oi ,.,! . s. chusetts, was among the more see- - in 'a retired fishing boat. . ' ' What's to become of us? The nation o '' I i ' and more stern, fix proof revoking 2 ments ills ,,..' few out A he ran 4; ',.-- .., ' craft,nautical of eccentricities days the ', exworthy ' ' ''''' ought to ask the same question as it ' of the licenses of those who prove unfit to ). i lt, which have been launched whenever Aga, aground to set the :pattern t.,, ,.; amines its 1957 traffic bill. , -,1 1 , ,,-,as Privl- - - ' weather a must We drive r driving cross.0..A I his regard Atlantic , for ' singlehanded , permitted: More than 38,000 persons killed. Nearly ' ' ' 1 ' - lege, not '. v almost the iniP'Illaet Millionlnalmed- and - A ' fool ,' more Far hisystems complete', , .. proof moved Leif Ericson, by - ---billion. cost of A . - .. - , of record keeping, so that bad drivers and - - coasted south into a, series of am- ', . and ,Columbus the pher Mayflower That was the cost of carelessnes'' selfish-, cor' " . and ' be identified can causes '1'''''. accident z' .' At authorities. Iniscades N, continhave new by bestirred port ,company ness and drunkenness on the nation's high' ' ' -' rected. . each anchorage some good Sarnari4 , ',' gents to sign on for the Atlantic's iI ways during,I957. enforce-Much better ...,t next him on tan 'of the , . worst. ,.. t leg . helped The money cost alone, in terms of prop--, ' - including more and -' I d ',. ; de- rnentone of ahead - his ,. Like Marchill Jump Journey, ,.:,. .,:migrating lemmings ti ' erty damage, automobile repair, legal and scientific and other more '''''. i radar 1 i I - irtg into the waves, these seagoing portation. '''' patrolmen, medical fees, insurance expenses and lost 'r. - i ' I1 alds to lam( enforcement ' ',. '.'' . ., , Finally,- rtimelVeeksout from the , gladiators have set forth in row- - ' time on the lob, amounted to an avesage ..... ' ' ' courts-, in '' the Justice ''. II It boats, amphibious Jeeps, log canoes, Canaries and close to starvation, he 2.23 for every man, woman and child I i ' ' ,, '' ; ' of $ is imparttal and stein,' that to that 1 ',. ',. 1. in 'Bahamas.. Justice for foldbotatrafts,,-.Texas-sizthe 'rubber----L'pTrying one In the country. Arikthis was only , is not Moved to undue, leniency because a ' ,, York he sprang a leak off the il,' New barrels; boats,' speedhats,' , least pedal the ' Important part , partperhaps 0,2:- ,' ''' Judge or JP dislikes to impose a hardship .' '' boats, ancient hulks, and modern South .Carolina coast- He minaWg, of the total .cost ( ; I ; c ' ' ' '' must : 1 on a Our , I '', courts recognize ' How , her to neighbor. the then beach set Ag41...but, 1, & , j 7 yachts. long can America Continue to Bust,. that the hardship- - imposed on an erring - '- f,' isP Matteis a Signalfor .,-afire t tam n such stupendous losses? What, I- n- , or . ,,.,Most of e unlikel- y- t. 40 4, ,,::, driver is nothing ' compared to the hardi ,'' ,4 : ---craft never got beyond sight of land. ' ' Charleston gave Paul Muller the . is 1 7 deed. is to become of us? di r ir shim of death or iniurv, he .if ' el ' and a. " c ti :boat, But eitk, i tothe new... w small boats ti...11. sane keys , of have design , JACK tnrougn tne-- years; .many is ?I' (.G7: 1, he goes inadequately punished. 4 , made it across in .d.ideoll ill ,k, a Aga IT. When , he again' 'set:' sail, of. poor sea- .. , I spite cated, able men have devoted their, time t 0 . and ' , .k ' (Ohl., Better engineering of both ,cars ' Mrs, Multer,)i - Ata manshin. And stunt craft have been -- he. carried a passenger, I Ap ; (l 1' t and efforts to stopping the slaughter on ,.. 0'..2b., emore...rehad met a German kent afloat by 'courage-11nc. '171 skill.girl whom-hthe highways.' Great masses of literature highways for safety, including vt 1 4 ' ' I 1 .4114., accident causes:, of correction enden into search ,1404A ashore. Their honeymoon , The ocean crossing of the MayLILY.. have been written about It. Program after . a Uniform highway laws and markings. P"-"' when Aga II was wrecked on Cape f flower program- has been suggested. A national: ...... ..a. , II was one of the --,, .educa---s1 survi'ved;------ -" mostimportant; A 4,01 '' (111 Finally...and the conference-watiof love' I, marriage' .;',"hel&ortir last- manth;;10' tio.nof the ' , driver 4 training A small craft Atlantic crossing public, including I 4; , A . of millions eagerly shared the eight- which delegates from all over the country t-,1;....,..4,.. . In the high 'schools and periodic ' week voyagofiis unhandy replica ' takes its background ' music from ,. ,d;, , t it28, ,,m .4,,,---went, at considerable expense Follow-u-p l'''' i ' , -' abilities on ,.,'' --; Some cation and " I ter1 water. pray driving and up checking of air i1t crew the and 33. ..".1" of its , 1400 1 regional conferences are to be held next ; 11 programs. i .:,..1 fanfare to soak up a tr4...i. through - of ' :sail without spring. ...2.;1' -- - Several dozens . ANSWER to "Why do they do , If the nation will put a program like And still, unless ..,0,,,,...".,, dramatic V,P....,, do it?" depends on how deep down this Into effect -- and .11 the public will , 11 ;:4....,.,,....4, ,, have gone out to record hydrosonics ..,.,.., andnew and effective happens, the slaugh,,..,,,,-,...0,,o--,. so-or. A dozen .unusual our go. you , for exhibit, ..' supporfitweWecaparcut TN'sOr publication ter Will go on and on. .,.....s...e--.,.I ir gegoe,;00c4.e.Lui. , ....,,,,, .,.... ,.... 4,, won't crossings group under several rea- - ' traffic toll in half. If not, We now have, generally sneaking,' the ki , . sons:.To test a new design or the- - THE; FIRST ATTEMPTED cockle-- .,. --- .., i answers to' what causes accidents. We know very far, despite the rnostimpassionecrLd , ,. - r - shell was in launched : rfor to win di crossing . i material 3. c effoits ir of attentiQn, ory; any nulnber 1 prevent them But we neied two Civil t,LII factors the turmoil of the amid 1864, a book and speaking engagements; The Imputses-1111hichBestIndividual traffidTsafety crusaders'. hefore that knowledge will do -other Visio n to find onese14 to lose oneself; or War. Tfie brigantine some and of the Is lives 20,000 . : saving ' iI us much good: Tó ' :AMP'ele it,from New Yortc to-- Boono - " - ' - . .to the..other ,side. - worth -- an,- organized, - public. Crossings?-. to.get , t31;2 , ' Whatever the reason, it has to and then vanished. - .. I i, we need the drafting of sspeclfle pro: :: '. supported effort? That's the questioit'the - Though the boat made T. it didn't can sail from west to east before the laterthe John be a .Three to one port, "three - gram of action, not years compelling answer. pit, . nkst America talk. we And . need 9f people just mien In a tub" against the wet eth- set a course from - Baltimore --- make any money for Its promoters. Ford North Atlantic's prevailing winds. , - -the Paris ' Exhibition. The 22 to brace of the cruel sea other-wa' Coming-th- e , NOR Of being first d bo at was iIn a of the logs of the small craft foot , athill- - For a small craft the , east-weRecent reports of it new blood bath ' '. - crossings, you can ,make out ' the typical of early designs In its lack was claimed, the passage is an exhausting ordeal, siren call of the silent deep. Some of of a keeL The crew of four counted' tranaAthatic , . in Hungary- give grim and tragic- meaning pilgrimage became bOat's back lind forth through op. : - to one of the most meaningful, and cer- bal. and inboard 1, the the On beam searching mariners halle,- like I1 lit VI almost an annual event As it has tacking , last for ears. ..1 ,.,: talnly the grimmest, Christmas cards that their crew, Odysseus' stability. stopped S, posing seas.. That is why only about n'ilt 4 4 been. from Columbus to Lindbergh, like ended came across our desk during the season! are , .. ' the Others, himself, Mter48 voyage Odysseus days n ibi have tried it, while a . ItSM 1 the Atlantic is a standard measure lashed to their masts so that they off LiverpooL Ileavy seas capsized The cover of the' card, from the Federa-- , l' ; many more have sailed east - across I can hear the siren's song in safety the boat three times, the last time - of man and his inventions, some-d : , tion isof Hungarian Former Political Prison- ,. . West- in the at Firgra few are clearly bound for to stay. One crew member lived to what like the four minute mile and the North Atlantic,-In, .. ers, ' ' ;. ':,reproduced herewith. ..6. 0 11111 latitudes of the trade fatal flirtation before taking the tell about it by clinging to the boat's- - the seven-fosoutherly Propaganda,' some may say of this Card. ""I. jump. From May to winds. , :';'1 i .',, ' hull for four nights and three days. , . longest Journey. , Overdone. Exaggerated..' Demagogic.I ,,,., -- ---; . -- -ntiOs fit for fhst northerly trip ..... az small boat season each dewaves the to risk afloat all the , warrant the first Io stay sailing, Way, ev tins' special committee on Hungary rushed O , 1 of a salty bath? Perhaps Joseph spite the three masts and 16 square- - brings new attempts to meet its test - was achieved by two men in a Into an emergency session to consider , I .7foot ('' lifeboat decked over and yawl e, Conrad had the answer when he rigged sails which-- - cluttered the '111 1868 three men on a ' I mounting repots of the slaughter of more The City of Ragusa leaked "The be God true of .. ... wrote, boat's peace length.. 'In 1866, a schooner-rigge- d 11 freedom fighters in Hungary. Such men as ,1 life raft drifted and rigged: 11 II miles from went before shores T. 1,000 the John Ford had to be pumpedout badly-agins , e hero General Maleter and many, others, .1. ! . , - Perhaps only in the peace of an - year the makers of Ingersoll's film Newmost of the t N the 'reports say, are 'being hauled before voyage P. during ... some of life,s voy. can backed Boat ,- amPton in a Wily last Crossing of Metallic Life gale Improved 41 courts and and Boston. one 7, 4 between Cork, Ireland, of three sentences, given ; agers dispel their own inner storms. the Red, White & Blue with an 51 days. This crossing demonstrated death on the gallows, dtath before a .firing 4 ,... I two N,,,,,,..., that almost anything that will float Having proved their point, the Perhaps for them it is better to have eye on the Paris World's Fair or life imprisonment : : II i squad, 38 , . in men home sailed days. I -. , 1' I ---' Maleter, the symbol of the Hungarian.. N I t ." ix .;0'f TO CFALEBRATE the 100th Julx revolt, may thus. become the symbol of its , ' i utter It was he', acting under mill- - obe Alfred Johnson In 1876 set sail , Imre Nagy, who tar)' orders fr ., for the first solo crossing. A dozy -' , "dgIKILLIAN' theOur SChOOlS of sol. , nr4b--' 1 ByJAmTsR. q ormatrivholmew--the-Atlantic-41welLFew lAstiers of American science have Citadels and pressed demands tt r the Red Army's Condemned ence as i 1t been mofe alert than Dr. Killian to the kr-own back- yard, he kept on ,. 11s LAM , , It was he who was betrayed ,,., -- 911 acosi;hirsse athrt: crisis Isntt:11: of the sow itlinpdins3ticrol:Iti:esr4t flung ' .imstsse Tcofvoi.wig i I' ,,, and seized by the Soviet secret police even held .. 1 a l ii 11 by dead reckoning. America. 14 many speeches Dr. Killian hat mit'fr NM J .1 Et ' I 4 as he was negotiating with Red officers of the liberal spirit , ' and again for an attach ori rain a little ,,, argsieditne Into every crossing ,' over their offers to leave Hungary. these problems which would enlist the na- or when I hear that our schools of 0 20. his and must fall ' but lOhnson and far' more of its ' Sign I bestrain-powe- r science have the only soundap- Evenaá there was no moral eXCUSe -, ' in changing the bask attitudes . of foot - cutter ; Centenni.al were wet treason, cannot to I his seizure, there is no i education, help proach a fiatioo which too often hat regarded the legal excuse nfoorr. his 'Air ,' i ' execution. But neither morality feeling that the true spirit . of liber-- most of the way. A few days out of scientist, the educator and the intellectual is ' : le- science is alism and JOM'Obots tofgotten and Gloucester the sea came on board 'sestet iss We'll'? end- 'wiped. 'gality have been important to the Soviets. I I 00--II-,---- ---'' L The 111.. the ,Jollawost ,iyxo chollengint.opprassa : And this comes directly back to the IneSc-71;- 1 Df.,,.,m,..,, 1 J. ,1, A 'splithis'deck cover.' One P'' 11 fields of learning Ignored. great ; 10114t ' 7- sage, On the Hungarian Christmas card:- It: . out-h- e After 64 days he capsized. -- -loi il 1: ACamlediesamis,trocidetediofriotmot imsboadAidrystast Leo' et; of our time carmot-The libtral-art- s Is a rtiessage-thAle ' should be pondered by all ' d. di t1 be liberal if thii reject or disdain sighted Wales, too late for his plan of usAmericans, Europeans, and ' i to return and show the Centemilal perhaps I, ' . sciere and technology. T HOPE we do not et as our goal most important,of all, Asians and Africans:. ' 1 , WISH,. ' , at the - Philadelphia Exhibition- .kl girt-- 1 - 1 an acade mic cuMbers race with , II 1 of sciehce Ave , - Ths' -- sc ience and er...mid:my Even , - , Rest Ye , mot. .. 1 a to be has there Natura iemen-lly, --. merry gent the Russians. The Russian educe- if the,ten-,..cann1,41,,1 ' their fulfill h , ' baykresidual,legacies,,from, '''' I was the responsibIlictiets Act, ere it be too late' t ona 1 system serves the state, ours .:', Ioa iiii sp west - '''':-- : flictswhich- Which OfReds , bewarLI e-. engliniteerala Sapoilo, he long individual. , been - MERRIER hum RS r ' ,EISe Ye mak-A-dto east byyilliam Andrews in 1892, novators Bacon, Galileo . 12 )1. ascribed to the Atheniansthe art , ' They are highly snecia4ed , in j I 111 11 11 itiru-k-7:'Our sad and 11 Columbus 400 after showed:2, fate. years sorry , their scientific and engineering edu-- and Darwin, and other discoverers., of making gentle the life of man- , ow. Altether Andrews made five ' ' . some evidence that AMA In our schools of science and - hsmall-crathere more c In we aim while toward , is ation, ' fact, I '- ---crossings. In his sixty- fundamental. generalized education, we are in a period of fresh reaction enineering we must seek to cult': e an d his wife were last first .year .. 1' -- es vate this quality. - . ally at the undergraduate --, , ' 04 Edmund P. Hilliary of New Zealand ' tlogsi science. I , on October 20 , 1911 , a against started dory into sailing sighted They level. , ' has done what no other man has ever done to nonDecember 14. Scott Atlantic from to toward on common bound is the Pole The and reached AMERICAN SCIENCE attitude . a gale, IF City lie has breathed the ratified : and our trends are - tinue to air Onito'L- and his four companions reached the Pole in ed- - bluntly . a prosper, If it Is to attract Spain . , of the world , . well to serve Mt.' our nation more: no Everest's 29,002-folikely oz creative from another direction a month later on , aCademiccircles complement : 31F2ST 55 SPENT and SCientille also the dliest and purest air oti and give :days roviing Peak, the 18' 1912, wnere tney patina a tent and gifted' minds, we must ' combat TWO servations, e.g., the scientist knows acrosa in 1897. ' c earth, found at the South Pole.- - True, Ten- - ' January nological strength which will be in left by Amundsen. and science engirethe notions that notbing of the liberal arts . and on ' ,,,--. sing Norkay was with him Atop Mt. Ever- Five years later' a father-an- d digenous and, therefore, in accord' with the . erew and discouraged, "ScOtt-ia- dIncompatible it,- - while the humanist knows are, neering --: grets 1 II ttsciniall-powerthe es snec ITmade nua an d ide a s t daFat May - hit entire party perished, in blizzards on with our and humanistic is of science and of disciplines great It nothing proud 0,29, 1953-,- and dozens of other men have boat crossing west to east in a 38-ur goal should be to meet our .. the return trip. Nearly a year- later, on This. drawing away from, science, that they are narrowly materialistic , OW11 indigenous needs ,Auperbly well . breathed the healthful air at the South foot lifebm"111-11-1"13-ke' . Novembe r 12 , 1912 , Seco tt s ten t was found , ' and destructive of of antagon- to an related attitude is , Pole. But only Sir Ed mund, has breathed .. with the frozen bodi , and not to engage ion a numbers race. es, and a 1 so Scott' s , Scientists must make, this true engine ,: Ism and fear with respect to scien; -' is for weekend sailors , . bath- Thelesson ., , i one di ide d underari red cons since an science COSIDEli better. es, character of LET VS tists.. those attitudes . , Sir Edmund's dramatic,: but Unofficial ' journals to to offshore leave those 'navigation of the most fascinating classics in explora. and values current in America ' The old cliche about, the expert- -, stood, not by 811 a'rrogant advocacY ' who have tested themselves against. ' race for the South Pole against Dc. . -- sci- - 2 of science and technolori. as the ; ' The e our effortgto in.. ,,,ig,applied,t0,-the,,sclentis- t etmpucat hith .01 the 0cean. But rules stzict Fuchs, recalls the race between Ant- , From Edmund's inir-. of Sir Mt conquest crease our ranks of Scientists and "intist,it Is repeatedly sal& 'should s tneans to ' arctic explorers, Roald Amundsen of Nor- - Everest came several 'but given the wM, a knowing touch, and engineers-- for extremely interesting instance,' the surpris- - be On tan butnot on top.- - Thus, he understanding and ' wa and Robert Falcon Scott of England . . books, one of thern-- Y the intrepid Nepalese y - , a craft that will float, either sex and ing amount of fear of science and of" is Considered,- to be Mereb? one of , by the balanced and tolerant preScott first announced his plans oft n g' to ' the ess shailLottibf.sman,aeri,sint.,:xxertthough , a ,misreadi Is one of the. the -, , 7become the lint man tcrieach ' ;Sir Edmund's latest successful adventure ; man plunge. which toldmost means is. -. hy powerful doing anything but what he is ' Pole. But Amundsen, who had started for A retired naval off!- will 'never have qnaint Tensing's vivid de-- ... ' , Some of this adverse reaction 'to field of hisnt snedalty I can increase his knowledge and un- - -- cer and doin;the - ., the North boy- , each with Pole, heard that Peary- - had scription, yet Sir Edmund and his new corn- arises f r o m that the derstapdinTand still remain humble , , have, heard of no ,statem-ebeaten him to it and so changed his plans. have not crossed.in boats companion ' panions are gore to enrich the exploration and ennobled before the wonder and from the disdain and distrust toward, : lawyer or banker' Or economist-- or - Ile startled the world when much - lorIger than your living room"' --at shelf fine with accounts of - not man , the for does , us , of of be on the learned and the specialist-shoulwhat, the dmajesty trip t realm', he, , production , the antarctic- - Ross Sea Without having 'armchair --explorers kwidow who lost her husband on a ' , 5 ' in Understand. reason of on not the surface ;which pleasure but deface top. tap j ' ' . - ' ' finally Made it by herself , called at any port. -' congratulating Sir Edmund, the New Zea- - '' our -' tinkered period like the I DO NOT I3IPI, Y th at the scientist WREN TITCS PERCEIVED ' and firsttry; In Anzundsen's dash for the Pole, he was ' land bee 'keeper, on his latest An ' and suffered engineer thi c c e h accomplishal blemishes vi tro ' th p ungus ' ' , when not misused' his, way in an amphibious jeep A .,. ,practiced,-anaccompanied by four companions and 52 , ment. has any right or unique qualifita- 1! - ached SUrface of optical glass. ' 1 French doctor surviv;d a ,engi- 1 arn onS be disturbed to bn ends, for ignoble top.scienceAnd ' by --the of . Some 0 , aversion has grown -t3 ' An an open life raft, depending en- - ' 4,.. . ..li out of the- - part whiali scieriCe has he: attitude that because a 'man is neering are .,a ma;ior means for', D-I(411411,1E13, ZIE,E4-- - 1933 i e tirely on the sea for food a scientist, he is disqualified for pub-- , "making gentle the life ofimankind. and conomyr-a. --- water. de- been , , , the to, ,,,, caned .in ,. upon play' , '11 c or ' 11? Why do I (from the keseret News tiles) p ri va t e a dm inistrative Fes p on- Veldt) ment of weapons. , 5 Years Ago Ye as Ago 50 we . wrestle . , . .... the . be Oven he have they earth's i :"'" fluid e - '", csibility though, ' ' it:flay' ."4 . :;:f--;cross 23 ile"S; Years nce Majorrt drive A N'rAGOISIS3li toward sci an Francsco .. Jan. 4, 188 3,000 i . f, and . qualifications Jaw 4, 1908-- The Co .., - ' -Utah . ' 'cl enouc i do because they need tb also been enrren-- : . it has u a fl h ects They Jan. 4, somet for This divorcé ttit engineering attractingwas Invthe requirement reported e,re during b per Company reported that it dered by a- feeling that they are wrong in the relationship. of the 'first rate minds into science End for - sail for their lives. And the others the main subject of debate at had past year of 14. of the num 15 million tons . produced ' the special session of the Utah ' her of marriages performed in , wholly materialisti et, and , anti hu- - - scientist- to society s, current esti-- - maintaninr! a...vigorous and advanc- - ,, who stair at home and read about , . ,,,1 of , copper in.1907 ., ,Stata Legislature yesterday.. ' that monistic mate of the sclentIst. city, I sailing too.. trig technology., . , ,,. ,, ., -- , - US'ni Of .' become -- -- . --- - --- From WTHYdom boy, - -: ;.,,,,-.- -- -- ' - - . 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