The Remedy For Our Social Evils Does

I Don't Believe In Taking Unnecessary Risks, But A Life Without Risk Isn't Worth Living.

After Reading ... Accounts ... Of Minor Accidents Of Light, It Is Little Wonder That The Average Man Would Far Rather Watch Someone Else Fly And Read Of The Narrow Escapes From Death When Some Pilot Has Had A Forced Landing Or A Blowout, Than To Ride Himself. Even In The Postwar Days Of Now Obsolete Equipment, Nearly All Of The Serious Accidents Were Caused By Inexperienced Pilots Who Where Then Allowed To Fly Or Attempt To Fly-without License Or Restrictions About Anything They Could Coax Into The Air.

A Great Industrial Nation May Conquer The World In The Span Of A Single Life, But Its Achilles' Heel Is Time. Its Children, What Of Them?

Is He Alone Who Has Courage On His Right Hand And Faith On His Left Hand?

I Live Only In The Moment In This Strange Unmortal Space, Crowded With Beauty, Pierced With Danger.