FAUG DIA UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWKENCE, KANSAS TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1949 Replacing The Great Wall By Daniel Bishop, St. Louis Star-Times No Time for Cynicism The Editorial Page- We ran across a recent magazine article entitled "If War Comes, What are Your Chances?" The "your" was underlined. All of us read everyday of the possibility of another war and just what it would mean. This magazine article somehow, with the "your" underlined, caused something of a shock. It seemed to point up the individual consequences of just what another war would mean. For several years in the recent war, all of us dreamed of and looked forward with high hopes to a time in the future; to a time which we believed would be free of war; rumors of war, and all the ramifications that war can bring. And now what do we find? We find a hot war in China; a now-hot-and-now-cold war in the Middle East; and a cold war in western Europe. These events can lead, if one is not careful in his thinking, to the worst kind of bitter cynicism. It can lead one to the kind of thinking that is expressed by "What's the use?" On the other hand, the individual can push these apparently insoluble problems to the back of his mind, not forgetting them of course, and make a conscious effort to solve the problem of getting along with his family and his neighbor. When there is so much discord in our own social structure—divorce, crowded mental and penal institutions—how much easier it is, we must admit, for misunderstandings to arise between people who don't speak the same tongue. Again, we say it is not a time for cynicism but a time for added understanding; a time for educators to examine their teachings; a time for parents to spend more time explaining the golden rule to their children; a time for writers and statesmen to weigh carefully the implications and connotations of their words. It is, more than anything else, a time for co-operation as opposed to the wrangling of pressure groups. The presence of the atom bomb, vast expenditures for armaments and changing political and social conditions make the kind of thinking we have suggested difficult but a great deal more important. Lack of space in which to store the paper was given as the reason for the postponement. The drive will be conducted in order to obtain expenses for a delegate to the national convention. Lack Of Space Postpones Drive The paper drive scheduled for tomorrow under the sponsorship of the Women's Athletic association has been postponed until Feb 12, Betty Armstrong, chairman of the drive, said this morning. "However. I hope that everyone will continue to save waste paper," Miss Armstrong added. The first importation of bananas into the U.S. occurred in the late 1803 s. Member of the Kansas Press Assn. Nato- l Affairs Assn., and the Associated Collegiate Press. 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