CHAPLAINfS CORNER CON*T.
so often ou* soxrieby changes, its tempo*
The style inu -suits reverts* back • to a
previous era; women*s dresses become
longer; children wear clothes, that were
fashionable yesteryear® Someone ought
to make a motion • to retrieve .the old
spirit that'fashioned America;snd Amei>
ican home life. - - *
We might install -sound - proof walls .
today, but never let-them be.the occas
ion to allow uncharitable things said
in our homes about our neighbors. We
might install aircanditionersjbut. nev
er let them cooeL the' love; and friendship?
which dioiild permeate each •room of ’
house. We might substitute a central
heating system for the -potbellied, stove ,
in the basement, but. never place the
heart of a family in a-damp cellar. We
might install television,. but never let
it become the substitute for family con
versation or outward expression of ~ ideas.
In shorty what we need desperately
today, if ' we are to make any lasting
impression upon our allies and through
out the free world, is a strong family.
A chain is as strong ar as weak as
its weakest link; a nation is as strong
or as weak as its weakest family, since
the family is the basic unit of all
society, We are all to pull together,
or we shall all- fall together.
Each of us fits into a family; there
fore, each' of us must contribute gen
erously to the family to which we be
long. What a perfect example we posses
in the Holy Family of Nazareth where
each member of that family knew his
place and recognized his responsibility f
in molding and fashioning the mod elf br
ail families of every generation.
Major programs of research, education
and service are conducted by the Nat
ional Health Agencies* You support
these programs when you contribute to
the Federal Service Campaign. You can
make tomorrow healthier by giving to
this campaign for National Health
Agencies*
- FOR
IE A LT H
What President' Eisenhower calls 11 true
voluntary- giving” is being evidenced a
gain'during the fourth annual Federal
Service Campaign for -National Health
.'Agencies. During this * Campaign the major
voluntary health■agencies in the U.S.
' sir© asking American servicemen and women
and civilian federal employees■ to make
a voluntary " contribution to the cause
of good health; " '
To''stress the voluntary character of
the campaign, each contributor.,^ .urged
to designate how much of his gift he
wants each health agency to receive.
Thus, the donor has two free choices to
makes 1) whether to give and how much,
and 2) if his voluntary decision is to
give, how much to apportion among the
participating agencies.
This publication believes that such
freedom of choice is in the best Amer
ican tradition of voluntary philanthropic
giving. We agree with President Eisen
hower rs endorsement of the Federal Ser
vice Campaign and his special request
for a “full citizens share of voluntary
support” of the Naticnal HeaHh Agencies.
Please remember that there*s better
health for' everybody when everybody
gives for health. ___
BUDGET INCREASE
proposed Navy expenditures for FY 61
Mil be $11,683 billion — an increase of
$112 million over the current fiscal
vgar - with emphasis on nuclear sub bu
ilding, '
The President recommended funds to be
gin three new Polaris subs in the coming
year, and to buy long leadtime compon
ents for three more. A total of 20 ships
are scheduled for construction and 15
for modernization in the coming year.
Naval units in the fleet will consist
of 817 active ships, 16 carrier and air
groups and 41 patrol and warning air
squadrons, the President said.
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