June 26, 1941 en and hell. In this modern world today we mean feeling or attitude. Your feelings and attitudes are of uttermost importance in life. In anâ€" clent Rome a slave did not dare to have feelings or attitudes except those of obsequious obedience. Toâ€" day, thanks to Lincoln, Washington, and a few others, we are free men, with mental liberty, to choose our own thoughts, attitudes and feelâ€" We are going to try to run a corâ€" ner with a great aim in this little paper. It may seem ridiculous on The aim of this writer is to solve problems. . Not technical problems, because teachers in schools and experts in scientific laboratories do that sort of thing every day. We mean problems of misery, unhappiâ€" ness, dejected spirits, moral probâ€" lems, political and mental attitudes, soâ€"called "spiritual" problems; perâ€" sonal troubles, we might say; all people have them from birth until death. We aspire to find the anâ€" swers. Where we can‘t find an anâ€" swer we shall try to alleviate worry and ease mental suffering. In our opinion, ignorance is the source of a great, aye, an immense deal of perâ€" sonal misery. Misery and worry are the two wellâ€"springs of poison that lead to sickness and serious ill health which may become permaâ€" nent. Psychologists have discoverâ€" ed that sometimes fifteen minutes of _ revealing . conversation change a whole life, and persons contemplating selfâ€"destruction have been turned to a life of tolerable wellâ€"being and pleasantness. ‘The selection of a title for our Corner has been somewhat of a problem; we have thought of many such as ‘"The Spiritual Fountain," but that might be offensive to plous people, especially theologians who attach a meaning entirely different to that intended by this writer. The word "spiritual" might properly be separated from its formal connotaâ€" tion of sanctimonious origin. ‘The ancients believed in spirits and anâ€" gels and devils and souls and heavâ€" both are too obscure, too equivocal in meaning. (Nowâ€"aâ€"days to talk to a scientist about the soul might lead be of service, but in what way? Philosophical? Psychological? Morâ€" al? Social? What would be a covâ€" ering word or title? We have thought of a signâ€"post, pointing to our idea of happiness. little acorns grow," so we are plantâ€" a lover‘s retreat. We have thought place. Our idea is undoubtedly to one to be suspected of insanity.) of using the word ‘‘service" in some We have thought of the / title WHATS ON YOUR MIND? Savant But our idea of happiness might not accord with yours, except that all philosophers from Aristotle down to Bertrand Russell, have beâ€" lieved the greatest and neverâ€"toâ€"beâ€" surpassed state of happiness. is bound in a sane mind coupled with a sound, healthy body. A sane mind is rare. If the writer could achieve nothing more than to help one readâ€" er find or retain his sanity, he _ f}. on ruz noad! Wri1 maTtcH _the "showroom value" of the Ford with anyone ...bmifyo;i‘:l.nt:kkmbv a car is, take one out Su the road! Ride on the pavement, then ride the roughest road know. You'fliidthommride is thckind&{ï¬do.youflkg.Snm where going‘s good. and steady om&ebumps. TEST THE ROOM . . . IN ACTION. Measurements show TEST THE PERFORMANCE . .. IN ACTION. There never was another low price e?ine like this 90 horsepower Ford Vâ€"8. ‘Take it out in trafficâ€"then step lenge the toughest hills. Draw yon{" own conclusions! TEST THE RIDE . . . IN ACTION. PURNELL & WILSON, Inc. 101 North St. Johns Avenue The Highland Park PRESS Where‘s the best place to choose your new car? would feel he had succeeded in his purpose. ‘ this Ford greatest in its whole field in actual passenger space. fheld in actual passen space. Bigness counts and here it is! TEST THE VALUE . . . IN ACTION. Stop with the biggest :ydnnlicmu ny:::eum Tein m a Arrew ue efreng: reatrifagei chack Mick through th:!e‘tl with the easy, silent kind of fingerâ€"tip shift that highâ€" priced cars use. GET THE FACTS AND YOU‘LL GET A FORD! Young Men‘s Baseball Club do withâ€" FORD HAS THE QUALITY FEATURES V.8 POWIRâ€"90 smooth NEW BIAUTYâ€"When lookuthn.ooï¬lï¬ lines you see one of the few cars with really upâ€"toâ€"date styling this year. A NEW RESTFUL RIDEâ€"On the new Ford "Slow Moâ€" tion Springs." A soft, quiet like this before. EXTRA VALUEIâ€"New case of control with positive fl‘;-odnnlal. fineâ€"car m Ford semiâ€"centrifugal 19