Bronze Reporter [Volume: 9, Issue: 41]

yet not the ending,

neepts
American society, I de not py
for a ~Feuntain of Youth~ in
some forgotten clime or time.~

ments of Dr. Heidegger to ~find
the ~Elixir of Life.

I do not search for the ~Philosopher~s Stone~ in order te get
that ~Midas Touch~ neither do I
search for Plato~s Republic or
Sir Thomas More~s ~Utepia.~
Those ~Seven Cities of Ciboala
and ~El Dorado~ still remain beyond the margins of my subconscious. i
_ All these delusions and dreams
are the motions of man void of
his reasonings. I can no longer
accept them as derivatives of
_ Orderly thinking from _ logical
minds.

I know from the bloody pages
of history that no man ever
glorified on those pages for the
building of a city. Instead, his
glory was achieved by the destruction of a city!

Today I realize I am dealing

with the destructive ~nature of

man, and whose nature has been
and is being formed by the milieu
of which I am, an integral part.
I am also in-complete realization
of the fact that ~he problem of
Man is Man~ Socrates, Aristotle,
Plato, Spencer, Dewey, Russell
all knew this too. It remained for
Mark Twain to put it simply.
He said ~The only thing wrong
with the human race, is the human race~!

For it is Man who creates

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45 Families Install
Bathrooms In Class A
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Mississippi Community

_ Forty-five of the 51 families in
the 1962 first-place community
of Pike County, Miss., have installed bathrooms within the past
three years, reports W. E. Am-ons, State leader of the Cooperative Extension Service.

The prize-winning community
is Andrewstown - Whitestown -
Morgantown ~ origanally. three.
communities: which - have

one as a résult of schobd }péonsdkidation. It took first plateé-i

test.

In addition to bathrooms, ~ six }'

families built new homes _~ last
year and four remodeled. Twenty
now have home freezers, 48 have
screened their homes, and._all
have discarded their kerosene
lamp and turned to electricity.

Other achievements of the community include the purchase of
the old Whitestown school for
a recreation center, a drive for

100 percent school attendance, |:

and encouragement of more students to go to college: Students
from the. community are enrolled
at Tuskegee, Southern University,
Jackson College, and the University of Illinios.

' By Melvin Banner

man~s problems, and thus must it {

be Man who: must solve.Man~s
Problems, but whose solutions
will in turn create more problems
that Man must solve, ~

The tragic inevitability of this
situation is that Man could not
advance to higher levels. of intelligence without these - problems - created by solutions obtained from earlier problems.

The Platonie approach through
dialectism is to me, the surest approach. Though it may. take:a
little longer the results may be
of a more lasting nature. Good
men produce good government.
Destructive men produce destructive government. Democracy produces the Institution of.Government and Democracy is produced
by. reason, logical reasening and
the dialectical approach. This the
politicians need to learn. And I
am no politician! "And emotions

| never solve anything!

Artist Will View His
Masterpiece For The
First Time, April 24

Millard Sheets, noted California
artist who. désigned the new
mural over the Main Library~s,
Cass Avenue entrance, will be
in Detroit Wednesday, April 24, to
see his completed masterpiece
for the first time since its installation, and to deliver a lecture
at 8 p. m., in the Community Arts
Auditorium on the WSU campus.

Mr. Sheets~ talk, ~Adventures in
Vision,~ is part of the Friends
of Detroit Public Library Lecture
Series, in observance of National
Library -Week and the Detroit
Adventure Spring Festival of the
Arts. The program is open to: the public.

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