ment. Likewise, those who should make an ef fort to improve their minds, and add to their knowledge and education, are often the ones who are completely content never to read worthwhile books, look over the news intelligently or try to draw conclu sions of their own. Admittedly, we live in a complex world and it is hard to know who is telling the truth, who really knows the score, what to read and where to find it. A general ap proach which might be of value to readers is that which includes keeping up with the news by devoting a few minutes each day to a newspaper, listening'to several news commentators, with different political phil osophies, and reading a stimulating book every month or two. Then, weigh all the opinions and arguments, think for yourself and make your own decisions.

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