Wisdom Often Consists Of Knowing What To

Engineering Is A Great Profession. There Is The Satisfaction Of Watching A Figment Of The Imagination Emerge Through The Aid Of Science To A Plan On Paper. Then It Moves To Realization In Stone Or Metal Or Energy. Then It Brings Homes To Men Or Women. Then It Elevates The Standard Of Living And Adds To The Comforts Of Life. This Is The Engineer's High Privilege.

The Spiritual Uplift, The Goodwill, Cheerfulness And Optimism That Accompanies Every Expedition To The Outdoors Is The Peculiar Spirit That Our People Need In Times Of Suspicion And Doubt...no Other Organized Joy Has Values Comparable To The Outdoor Experience.

Next To Religion, Baseball Has Had A Greater Impact On Our American Way Of Life Than Any Other American Institution.

Along This Road Of Spending, The Government Either Takes Over, Which Is Socialism, Or Dictates Institutional And Economic Life, Which Is Fascism.

Let Us Not Forget That The Value Of This Great System Does Not Lie Primarily In Its Extent Or Even In Its Efficiency. Its Worth Depends On The Use That Is Made Of It... For The First Time In Human History We Have Available To Us The Ability To Communicate Simultaneously With Millions Of Our Fellowmen, To Furnish Entertainment, Instruction, Widening Vision Of National Problems And National Events. An Obligation Rests On Us To See That It Is Devoted To Real Service And To Develop The Material That Is Transmitted Into That Which Is Really Worthwhile.