Twenty Million People Are Starving. Whatever Their

No Greater Nor More Affectionate Honor Can Be Conferred On An American Than To Have A Public School Named After Him.

Competition Is Not Only The Basis Of Protection To The Consumer, But Is The Incentive To Progress.

The Union Has Become Not Merely A Physical Union Of States, But Rather A Spiritual Union In Common Ideals Of Our People. Within It Is Room For Every Variety Of Opinion, Every Possible Experiment In Social Progress. Out Of Such Variety Comes Growth, But Only If We Preserve And Maintain Our Spiritual Solidarity.

If We Could Have But One Generation Of Properly Born, Trained, Educated, And Healthy Children, A Thousand Other Problems Of Government Would Vanish.

The Durability Of Free Speech And Free Press Rests On The Simple Concept That It Search For The Truth And Tell The Truth.