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Scientific Progress On A Broad Front Results From The Free Play Of Free Intellects, Working On Subjects Of Their Own Choice, In The Manner Dictated By Their Curiosity For Exploration Of The Unknown.

Fear Cannot Be Banished, But It Can Be Calm And Without Panic; It Can Be Mitigated By Reason And Evaluation.

The Summation Of Human Experience Is Being Expanded At A Prodigious Rate, And The Means We Use For Threading Through The Consequent Maze To The Momentarily Important Item Is The Same As Was Used In The Days Of Square-rigged Ships.

On The Wisdom With Which We Bring Science To Bear In The War Against Disease, In The Creation Of New Industries, And In The Strengthening Of Our Armed Forces Depends In Large Measure Our Future As A Nation.

It Was Through The Second World War That Most Of Us Suddenlyappreciated For The First Time The Power Of Man's Concentrated Efforts To Understand And Control The Forces Of Nature.we Were Appalled By What We Saw.