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Among other life needs, people need inter-acquaintance, friendlier under-
standing in this troubled world. We need sclewanee Aue benignity. We need
appreciation for cultures other than our own. We need humor and relaxing - a bit
of Will Rogers in our Hitlers. We need it as leaven in the dough of our solem-
nities - it might not come amiss even in our economics whose cockeyed gravity has
been unconsciously funny for so long that a little honest gaiety would be a
relief. In that same economics we need to discover that life isn't all bread
and raiment and possessions, just as we are currently discovering that all the
gold in the world and most of its comforts still doesn't make the possessors
happy.

The Lord knows we acd refinement, not spurious but genuine. And we need
additionally to interpret Democracy as an attitude, not an act - an attitude of
ungrudging loyalty to the will of the majority as expressed in the law of the
land, much as we accept the rules of the game. With that, we adults might set
a pattern of example in law observing instead of bewailing juvenile delinquency
and attempting to cure it by hocus pocus and the easy magic of a ball and bat,
while we ourselves continue to run the orange lights. We need to discover that
one of the reasons why we have juvenile delinquency is that all delinquency isn't
Juvenile and we simply can't get away with expecting the kid to be the only law
abiding member of society. We need to get the flesh and blood of life itself
into more of our studies preparing for life and to learn that the uniform of
the human spirit consists of more than a shirt, red or black, brown or silver.

These are just a few life needs.