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Evening star., 1954-10-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
PLYMOUTH "a Plaza station wagon:
radio: 300 MI; $1,000. RA. 3-S766.


PLYMOUTH 1s4s Special de luxe:
sas5ef RoPEs sIsg ists and 1sTT r. sas AVE- aosn ne
PLYMOUTH 81 4-dr.; r. and h.:
dark blue: b: c. inspection guar:
fsgtS sess o@Se1f NoRThEasF p'oSHoTf MoTos % co.
tFordl, go BladensburR rd. me-.
Ii. $500.
PLYMOUTH 80; maroon; r. and h.;
offer. Call weekdays. DI. 7-5522
PLYMOUTH '53 4 dr.. sed; 5000 mi;
sacrlee sass9% sc s1s45 hsf 0fz1 kE 3psS fe n:"
PLYMOUTH '53 4-dr; fully equipped.
Here is the like,new, 1,oTner e,r.
gPse SPsse!al $3.50 g saE4' Wis ave McoE4 81. 5000
in the heart Of Bethesda.
PLYMOUTH Al; good transp.; Si00;
private party. Sun. 9 to 2. WO. g.
77S9, wkdays. after 8. "a
PLYMOUTH so convert Why be
piker when you can be sport king
81 saa s' teS elosed q 81 Sun ans See rq Mon ''t st
IA. 9-S416.
PLYMOUTH 1850: r. and h. new
ansr oas,sry sso or bes. yaS oer ov
5ssi ez -, s;sss5
:. and h.. turn signals: sun visor
EM. 2-4io6.
PLYMOUTH Station Wagon 81 srh-
g5hsn Needs some repair Body OK.
psYeo1TEu Sac; TE; 6,4s"1. cr,nnrook 4door
heaut: only i owner: 2-tone green;
S1195: Al bank financing. Ii. g.
Ply. spec. de lnxe late AZ sedan.
250ao miles: h.. S. c.: clean thru
out: s465 or best offer. wo. e-s9ns.
PLYMOUTH So campridse 4-dr.;
TRIANGLE 11sf gle .adoToRs; 500 R, /.
ave. ne. DE. 2-6iu2
PLYMOUTH 81 club coupe: r. and
sasap~nsH s9sS, WHrEIEf. EIis NC. uei chiyslers
Plymou.h-Imperial Dealer. 4so0
MiseenIin wi .san, Ri nv EN-, s-47os' . e o
fdfao0sIa ditios sao es Hsa.e5 Ra 55Ss Ssa Nom ion
PI1YsMouTR .51 cranbrook 2-dr.:
cial buy. $3.50: written guar. TRI-
ANGLE MOTORS. 3nI0 Il. I. rve.
ne DE. a-63a9.
PONTIAC 1853 s-cyl. station wagon:
s9sss1a SssssafS S,le: s$loo. '0S snoas me- ki
PONTIAC 1852 de luxe station wagon:
Hydra. radio. heater low miles.
Immaculate; 81 40 FLOOD POM
TIAC. 4a21 Connecticut WO 6-S400
PONTIAC so cony 49,; Hydra. r.
and b.. nearly new top and Wv.
tires. all access; very clean: hnanc-
ing arranged; best buy at $S46.
Cali so. 5-65S3 and see why. .--3
PONTIAC 1850 Streamlfner 2-dr. se-
dan "S'': r. h., excel. throughout;
plly, $3.50, terms and trade
PONTIAC 81: good running cond.,
motor everhauled last yr.: $36.
SIN, 2-S p.rn.; weekly 70 8 pm,
| 619 Kennedy st. NV. ~S
PONTIAC ~; excel. cond.; :. and b.
Good tires and seat covers. Must
see to apprec. 1895. WA. 7-6612.
Evening star., 1954-10-03

moves in with the Red
skins to do a closeup re-
porting job on that sec
ton Of the professional
front.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1854 Chieftain de luxe @
dr., 6-cyl; low miles; new car war
Tsnty. c slsss s.;.,,t FLooD SO as2Hd PoHT1Ac.
PoNTFrAC iS54 Catalina s-csi; Hxd-
aMas eaupped. ss's9s. sa'S Ne Never ea sod new. new
S,,a car Tarranty; loT onni.f,cr miles FL00dD Md
PONTIAC 1854 Chieftain de luxe
steering. S2.597. Fully equipped.
never sold; new-car warranty. Low
m!fS neofIcut FLD4o W. eosa465Ao ses4d6l 4SSl Con-
beaut. orig. black and ivory; Wv.
tires. r.. h. Hydra. and other extras.
oSsstanding o,4nn, TG by %goo At g sl;ss5. KlRK
roSTfac oSrHH 10 4eaa Chief ia, DC Eve luxe 70"
i owner; $500. KE. s-54s5.
PONTIAC 81; perfect condition. 81.
600 miles. Best offer taken. RE.
pnS2qsc 50Sg9s betyeen stg en,I 10 and 2 pr Pm;
Tres; excel condition. ofia. L. VI Wa. any s-ssiz.
sal5 or best offer. 70. 2-s431.
PONTIAC Ia46 2-dr. sedan: radio and
eeesssF' ees4si'. s246 or best ofieF' 20.
PONTIAC 40 Chieftain de luxe "s";
green finish; 2-dr.; perfect through
i Extras; ! owner; $500. anJ ~. =; 7-9ss9. aa
PONTIAC "a star Chief. conv.; r:
and h.; HYDRA. many other useful
@ 1880 MeNE PoNTiA sso SaEs Ws
Bethesda.
Hydra. drive; S340. Ii. 3-l1l3.
'SSa4o SiSe = ana lax l. sgs5t ssgs sspDe o bsi shs
PONTIAC 80 s-dr'; .ss s5aS. HoR-
NER's COR. Buick Dealer, Fla
ave. ne. at 9th. Ii. 6<6464.
PONTIAC '4S convertible: r. and h.,
vss cean ssIeet INSIDE G aad aes oa osss
good wy tires. See this for real
Hill Hill = s.Say sASNaDyERsu. RuAvanSsss; Wassss, Oldest
E1 Eerd pealsr nsn lsoo .1ansrg. 18th IN 3.
sat, till s.
PONTIAC '51 station wagon; 3-seat-
yER -spfta ssPpfRtINa iao iMaooTeo,Rs X, CO. o.. NC. @
spe ps Nd ~ ivy s-sis7 e. @ Open sses today sa
must sacrifce due to 70 illness. sssS
Or VIII trade for older car. Call
tONT1AC 1919 2-df.. r. ana H.:
Hydro. One of the cleanest cars in
town. Orig upholstery. Mats, and
cleaning. black paint. Low mileage.
Orr leader f.r tcs.- S5a5. naan
o1aler g62 a.iso ave-. s. g. Md.
JU. 7-g0a0 or -Ju. S-1450.
PONTIAC 80 2-door: r. and h. S475
Muss Sell. JU. g-2S74.
PREFECT 'hl. +. and h. A clean car
ct q tremendous savings today,
S395. Open Sun. SLIGO MOTORS.
WILLYS DEALER, 962 Sligo ave.
s. g., Nd. JU. 7-90S0 or JU. 8-145Q.
RENAULT 40: excel. cond.: $276.
sTsUsjDEBAKEIR .5s hard top cony.;
PRYs i4th and =
sTUDEBAKER 81 4-dr.: heater:
dark blue: D. G. inspection; guar; /;
$5DB. months or 6.00O-mtle ware
ranty: NORTHEAST MOTOR CO,
trogdl, 4A0O Benning I'd. ne. LU.
IL h
Evening star., 1954-10-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER 80 2-dE. sed.; 27.00o
mi; $500; mo. payts. arranged: call
sT31iDElRakIh 33i lsGfal 80 champion 4-ddr.:
equipped with r. and h., oyerdriye:
KENYoN-PEcK CHEVROLET. 3140
Lee bnsI hwy; x; A5linston' dian Va JA' 2-sooS
sHaShnna stsse model: ss.ooSo' miies; afhify fully
equipped; excel: cond. in every de-
tail. Private. S7s5. DI. 1929.
sTuDEBAKER 1853 hardtop con-
S5S s55'lossA sANfX hSSefl ehAus sPSSe5SossSs MoToss o
sT1D2BAKER isDDsBAKER 81 Champion 2 door;
being sac: Monday only, $500. only
Il e elRsss sqn aas "a ds MSn sss ns ss
sTTGGDEsBaAkzaaiR TGsazai 40 4-dr. Land Cruiser;
cd, r; and b. turn sigs.. spot and
throughout. m s4oo. WA. S-5es1.
sTUDEBAKER '52 cony. v-s; hydra.
r., h., / owner, rodeo tan. Wv.
tires, just like new. $1,l95. 4%
bank financing. LU. 6-7081.
sTUDEBAKER '53 Champion 2-dr.;
faanea saas sf neS eok sns sla5
PARKWAY-FoRD, .3o51 NJ 81. NV,
AID. 2-o1s5. Open 9 to 9. Sat. til 8.
STUDEBAKER 81 Champion Q drs.:
s4p5 aptn aPa PaRKWAYeFoRp. XIV sIesi so5i N St.
NV, AD, 2-o1s5. Open to 0.
sTUDEBAKER '4s 4-dr. Champ:
hsatsr mass se sd .oasy ill., sGc s5fs fs9 s399
STUDEBAKER SO Champion 2 drs.;
gas-saving overdriye. r., h., finished
sae5. PARKWAY-FoRD. so5I M
St, nv, AID. 2-01s5. Open 9 TO Q.
sTUDEBAKER 80 champion Regal
finish with clean interior: $545.
AID. 2-01s5. Open 8 to 9, Sat. It'll 8.
sTUDERAKER 81 starlight club
ssqE coupe esan ys fully g,s sagsEggpssd sEgs VII WsiS S
SSsaIsz Soarnsszzs' Falls Church. vs. Js.
sTUDEBAKER '53 Champion 4 drs.;
r. and h.. overdr., orig. light gray
nss moss elssse sses ONE s.rTsnsy asnsy Mhfs5-
WHEELER, INC, chrysler- plymouth
Imperial Dealer, 1900 Wisconsin ave.
NV, EN-. 3-47os; Q to 9. sat.-sun.
STUDE. so Comdr. sed.; r. h: $5g5.
ave. ne. at 9Th. Ii. 6-6464.
WILLYs '52 station wagon; top
mechanical cond. and very clean;
guar; S995 ARLINGTON MOTOR
CO.. Ford. 1917 N Moore St,
u!,Ti ATl. y Va, !, IA "a 7,sfs7 .,is ..aa Ia
cond.; CYL; overdrive, r and b..
turn signals: $S25 or best offer;
pvt. owner. RA. 6-27T6. -
WILLIS STATION WAGONS f3), 4
and 9 cylinders; al with cd. Prices
1896: 80 4-w.dr. i-ton pickup.
S696; 80 2-dr.s Ace, r., h.. ov. dr.,
$995; SO 2-dr. Lark, b., ov. dr.,
81 1.046; SO panel, $795. Other
MoTFoRs. MsssFe Evil WiiL1s 81 bExIER Hsni go sss
slisg ays. g; q. Nd. ~. 7-eoso
Evening star., 1954-10-03

How good you at picking winners and predicting
football last year? You will have very good chance
of improving your record if follow The Stars expert
staff sports reporters everyday from until the Bowl
Games The Star not only brings you exciting accounts OF
the and minor games but takes you behind the scenes
where the nsde DOPE is dished out Everyday football
day The Stars sport pages Sundays field days for
complete roundups of scores abs and Sunday morning
quarterbackng he Sunday Star is on the streets by
PM every Saturday, To top it all off, The Stars big
Bertha" Camera (pictured above brings you the most
dramatic action shots and coseups of the Game Of the
Week in the Washington area.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
Ashburn Alumni Bouquet

The annual alumni banquet
of the old Ashburn High School
in Loudoun County, Va. will be
held in the school building at
7p.m. October Is. All graduates
and former students interested
in attending should notify Mrs.
Gertrude Fletcher at Ashburn
by Wednesday, October 6.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
AUTOS FOR SALE tconE)

PLYMOUTH '54, Savoy 4-dr sedan;
3-mo. old; Minister leaving country;
p9YM6nTH 9sss StbsE ~ sa s;ssy cfsnbrook 4-dr Sc
dan; radio. and heater. Jet black
finish and immaculate interior. This
Is a 1-owner. lowsgileage car;
81 .o9S; PABKWAHs1Fo6SD; AZ VA * 61sn y91l % q q
rSSarMoutHr4 FL stH 4 40 de luxe convertible;
radio and heater; low.cost, popular
ssaay 'xe MoNsoE S1Hy roRb eaa5 500 So WIS., us:
ave. NV. WO. $4,000. Open eyes.
pLYrMouTH r 4 III '5s 4 door: heater and
Siis5 Seiss. SILVER NV R.Sfs1N sPR1NG Moron
Ga Ga a1eS Vs9 sill LVsD sDs.. sa Nd. J6. q sos1s7.
rISmoGTa Pm sSTay, so nelvsdeze; r. and h..
S1,495: SILVER SPRING MOTOR
co, INC. 1902 E.;W HTav sas t,5a g.
open oTs,s tod.yl sd; sDs'' Mo- 'o' S-'i'''
PLYMOUTH AZ 4-dr. gray sedan.
Best offer; Can BE seen sai3 l4tn
Ct; nv. Apt; lo9, sun; ro,De Detw: ~; ~;
PIYMoUTTHH so Glib. cpe.: simmer
ing Jet black fin.. peri: tires sssoe.
efosea eS aGssg ssg s see NOM a at e1His HANDfEY
ToRps ss2s ca. ave. NV. ia.
PIYMoUrH 1854 Belvedere 4-dr.;
beaut. a-tone: s2,275. ov. sizes.
PLYMOUTH So Suburban; r.. h..
Fl 500 s49ass. & oreen0r'ar' ArhnE;Sn' Ms
PLYMOUTH '53 Belyedere 2-dr.: 2
tone, equip; s1.45o. Phone 20.
pEYMonTH pEYHMatoEn1TH SO; like new; s1,275.
Plymouth '46. new motor. r. b.,
S5a5 or best offer. AP. 7-2554.
PLYMOUTH 1889; good motor and
two new tires $50. OIL. 2-os65;.
PLYMOUTH '51 conv.: =. and h..
r. ..ts sFs; soS ndE $50 $780, ''ysss so HsR
PLYMOUTH -,'s4 convertible; COM
pany ofiicial car; r. and h.. Hy-
soiex glass; neW-car warranty; save
Plymouth imperial Dealer. $500
y Wissop1siEn o1 in, NV II, EN-. s-4soo. Q to
beaut. orig. maroon with new. white
top; Wv. tires, r., h., signals ana
other extras. One owner; low mi;
Trade and bar bank f1nense sas BAL ss spssiesl Me
TOR CO, 1000 Ga. ave. -3
PLYMOUTH 1850 Special de luxe A.
DR.. sedan; used very little; new ap-
4earance and performance. S5S5,
Mr.. SMITH, TIA Boundry ave-. Sil.
SDo Md -3
PLYMOUTH '52 4-dr. sedan: used BY
owner. for taxicab; driven by him
chanical cond.. $975. can JE.
PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH SO cransrook: hydra.
drive, excel cond. and appearances:
equip. / owner; S1.250. ia. 2-9244.
PLYMOUTH late so special de luxe
club coupe; channel green. r. and
g.. low actual mileage. good tires,
one owner excel. care; $3.50; must
see TO appreciate. .Lu. 1-6SS7. -3
PLYMOUTH 1854 or 4 DR.. sedans;
mo. WIN accept small trades for
can W. 6-4532. Mr.. SToLL.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
Creeping Normally
In Economic Program
Scored by Stevenson
By The Assoeiosed Press


DETROIT, Oct. 2.-Adlai y.
Stevenson said in q speech pre-
pared for delivery tonight that
'.the lesson we must now learn
IS that sterilization (of the econ
onny) is not good enough"
Mr. Stevenson criticized what
he called creeping COP. nor
rnalcy." He described this as "a
normal underemployment OF
our resources and a transfer OF
our resources and concern from
the many to the few"
And the 1852 Democratic NOM
;inee for President said that "the
4most disturbing aspect Of the
COP. economic record In these
past months Is not Just that we
have slipped backwards, but
failure to show genuine. human
concern for it."
Cites Federal Statistics.
Citing what he said were Gov
eminent statistics to show Ma
tional income of 8 per cent, one
out of every 20 in the labor
force jobless, the cost Of living
at an all-time peak, and the gap
between farmer income and
outgo widening, Mr.. Stevenson
said.
1.-The big economic problem
ahead for the United States is
to arrest the drift and assure
the steady growth OF our econ
Omy."
"While the American economy
has been shrinking, the Soviet
Ieconomy has been growing fast,
which is one of the most i'm
,portant facts in the world stu
alton. In the long view it is
probably a more important fact
than the development OF Soviet
military powers.
Mr.. Stevenson, former Illinois
Governor, had direct criticism for
both President Eisenhower and
Vice President Nixon at a DEM
ocratic rally here. 49,.
With reference to Gen. Eisen-
hover, he said:
The President the other day
toked derisively about intellec-
tuals, although he once boasted
about getting the best brains in
the country. We would be
wise, it seems to me, to listen to
the advice of our economists and
experts. -.
"Good Practical Professors"
Indeed, instead of making fun
of brains and education, after
what we have seen of government
by practical big businessmen I
sometimes think that what they
need most in Washington are some
good practical professors. Yes,
and some good practical poll
ticians."
It was in calling for unity in
America" that Mr.. Stevenson took
his verbal jab at Mr.. Nixon,
thus:
'Nor does it help public UNDER
standing or clarity honest differ
ences for Republicans. like the
Vice President, in June to blame
the victory of the Communists in
Indo-C China on the Democrats in
Washington, and in September to
call that bitter peace armistice
an achievement of the Eisen-
hover administration. -.
"It takes some agility to con-
vert a great catastrophe into a
great achievement in three
months. But that's not hard for
Mr.. Nixon, who in March said
we weren't going to be nibbled
to death in any more small wars,
and in April was for sending
American boys to Indo- China"
experts. good practical pro-
feSSorS."
Evening star., 1954-10-03
Coop School Meeting

The Falls Church Co-opera-
tive School will hold it's monthly
membership meeting at Sis
pm. tomorrow at the Hillwood
Square Community House in
Falls Church. Mrs. Evelyn Kim
berly of the Buckingham CO.
Operative School will speak.
Evening star., 1954-01-13
Betty Y. Glenn
Weds Mr.. Veit

Miss Betty Virginia Glenn.
daughter Of Navy Capt. and Mrs.
Fritz Glenn. became the bride
January ! of Mr.. Harold Robert
Veit. jr.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Veit Of Philadelphia.
The wedding took place at
Grace Episcopal Church with Mr..
Herbert Lamb officiating. A re-
ception was held at the Shera-
ton-Carlton Hotel.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Veit are
graduates Of Pennsylvania State
College. She is now teaching
school in Silver Spring and Mr..
Veit is serving with the United
States Army in Missouri.
Evening star., 1954-01-13
Miss June May
To Become Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. william j. May
Of Bethesda announce the en-
gagement of their daughter June
Elinora to Mr.. George Ronald
Wenninger. son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
George Louis Wenninger. also OF
Bethesda.
Miss May is a graduate OF
Montgomery Junior College. Mr.
Wenninger is senior at Cornell
University's School of Electrical
Engineering. He is a member of
Triangle Fraternity.
The wedding win take place
next summer.
Evening star., 1954-01-13
Party to etc
miss Lynn

Miss Mary Trimble and Miss
Carrie Belle Waller will enter
tain at a dinner Friday at their
home in honor of their cousin
Miss Margaret Acheson Lynn.
Miss Lynn. daughter of the
Architect of the Capitol and
Mrs. David Lynn. will be married
to Mr.. Raymond Leonard Crib
ben on Saturday at the Shrine
Of the Most Blessed Sacrament.
The dinner will follow the
rehearsal and will include men,
bers Of the bridal party and
out-of-town guests who have
come for the wedding.
Evening star., 1954-01-13
Benefit Shows Planned

The wives Of cabinet members
will be the honor guests at the
old and new fashion show for
the benefit Of the Goodwill In
dustries. This event will take
place at the Shoreham Hotel on
January q at 2:3O.
Costumes from 1860 to the
present day will be shown as
well as exhibits Of what the
Goodwill is doing for the handi-
capped and in turn what they
can do for themselves.
General chairman is Mrs.
James A. Murray. Others on the
committee are Mrs. Frederic
Halstead. Mrs. Irwin A. Hoff, Mrs.
Braxton Jones, Mrs. Hugo Wink
Ter, Miss Jean Hildreth, Mrs.
Evening star., 1954-01-13

Miss Nancy S. Hankins.
The marriage of Miss Nancy
Sue Hankins, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Thornton Wilson Hankins,
to Mr.. John Thomas Vernon, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest w. Ver-
non of Williamson, w. Va, took
place December q at WeSSex,
the home of the bride near
Swoope, Va. The Rev. Herbert
S. Turner. acting pastor of He
bron Presbyterian Church per-
formed the ceremony in the
presence of close friends and
relatives.
Following the reception, the
couple left for a southern we'd
ding trip. They will reside in
Greenville, S. C.
Evening star., 1954-01-13
Engaged to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Simms
OF Brentwood, Md, announce the
engagement Of the latter's
daughter. Miss Marjorie j. Cook
to Mr.. Joseph j. Gerhardt. He is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Gerhardt, also Of Brentwood.
The bride-elect is also the daugh-
ter of 1t. Comdr. L. A. Cook Of
San Francisco, Calf.
Evening star., 1954-01-13
Dress Up Carrots

Here's f1avor-change for
cooked sliced carrots: Douse
them with melted butter or mar
garine to which a dash of ginger
has been added.
Evening star., 1954-01-13

MRS. STAFFORD JONES, JR.
The former
Miss 10 Ann Kiatta.
The marriage of Miss 10 Ann
Kiatta. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward S. Kiatta, to Airman &c
Stafford La Mar Jones. jr.. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, took place
December q in St. AIMS
Church. Father Henry D. Col
Inns officiated at the ceremony,
which was followed by q recep-
ton at the Woman's City Club.
Evening star., 1954-01-13

Miss Barbara A. Grinder.
Miss Barbara Ann Grinder,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
K. Grinder. was married re-
Gently to Mr.. Martin H. Pagan.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob B.
Pagan of Baltimore.
The wedding took place at the
Willard Hotel with Rabbi David
Panitz and Rabbi Cantor Lip
sicuS officiating. After the cere-
mony a reception was held at
the Willard. and then the young
couple left for a wedding trip to
Bermuda.
Upon their return they will
reside in Baltimore, where Mrs.
Towson will continue her studies
at Towson College.
Evening star., 1954-01-13

Sidney Hechinger, Mrs. George
M. Morris, Mrs. Humphrey DAN
iel, jr.. Mrs. Blanche Riddle and
Mr.. Lou Schenck.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-24
Woman, 80,
Has 100 Great
Grandchildren

VERGENNES, Vt.-NC) - Mrs.
Alfred Bushey of this town became
a great.grandmother for the Tooth
time when a daughter was born to
the wife of her grandson, Kenneth
Bushey, also of Vergennes, in Bish-
op DeGoesbriand Hospital in Bur
lington.
The 33-year-old Mrs. Bushey, who
has 1856 descendants, including
four daughters and three sons,
took the birth Of her Tooth great
grandchild in stride with the COM
ment: 'T've gotten all over being
excited about great-grandchildren." "
Mrs. Bushey, who has 90 grand
children, lives alone in cottage on
the Basin Harbor Road and said
she did not expect to have a fam
lily reunion for Christmas, having
been invited to a holiday dinner by
one Of her granddaughters.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-24

1t said he was empowered to pro.
vide technical services to associat
ed projects, to continue operating
the international training centers
Zone in Egypt, and one in Mex
ico). and to facilitate the creation
of national fundamental education
centers.
The only objection to Monsignor
Maroun's proposal came indirectly
from the delegate of Mexico, who
stated that his country would be
opposed to any cooperation in the
work of the fundamental education
training center in Patzcuaro which
was not already covered by exist.
ing contracts with the Mexican gov.
ernment.
One OF fhe current criticisms
OF fhs Patzcvsro center, in and
OUT of UNESco circles, is that
certain aspects of Mexican na-
fionsIist thinking aIlesedIy find
a reflection in fhe courses and
the teaching material used.
Both the World Health Organi
zation and the Food and Agricul.
ture Organization cooperate in va.
rious ways with the fundamental
education projects. The aim OF
UNESCO activity is also to associ.
ate fundamental education as
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-24
"a Serran Award
Goes To BaziIian
Author, Diplomat

WASHINGTON - Nc) - The
1854 Sierra Award of the Americas
has been voted to DIR. Alceu Amo-
roso Lima, educator and author of
Rio de Janiero, Brazil, it has been
announced by the Academy of
American Franciscan History.
Named for Father Junipero Ser
ra, Franciscan founder of the fa-
nous early California missions,
the award is made each year for
notable contributions to inter-
American good will.
DIR. Lima has had a distinguished
career as an educator and author
in his native Brazil and for some
years he represented his country
here in the nations capital at the
Pan American Union where he was
director of the department of cul-
tural affairs.
The award was prese | e d
here on December II. Previous
recipients of the award have in
cIuded American diplomat Sum.
ner Welles and Gabriela Mistral,
Chilean poetesS.
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May They Rest In Peace

SAUL, Alfred, 54, $40 S. 3rd St,
Columbus, Dec. IA, st. Mary
church. Survivors: his wife, Myr-
tie; three sons, two daughters,
three grandchildren, three bro
theirs and three sisters.
FEUTRAL, Eugene. 81, 165 N.
Grener Rd., Columbus, Dec. 20,
buried in Augusta, Ga. Survivors:
his wife, Ethel; son, four daugh-
ters, a sister and his mother, Mrs.
Nan Peale.
NICHOLSON, David, 64, $40 S.
22nd ST., Columbus, Dec. Is, st.
John the Evangelist church. Sur
vivors: his wife, Mary Frances; a
son, q daughter, five grandchil-
dren, two great-grandchildren, two
brothers and two sisters.
KEEFER, Frank C., 81, lot Bel
videre Ave, Columbus, Dec. II, St.
Aloysius church. Survivors: his
wife, Jennie; four sons, seven
daughters, IL grandchildren and
five sisters.
RIGNEY, Thomas j., IS, Chilli
cothe, Dec. IS, st. Peter church.
Survivors: his wife, Florence; a
son, three sisters, brother, two
nephews and a niece.
REEB, Mrs. Bernadine, 68, lit
S. 22nd St., Columbus, Dec. 16,
Corpus Christi church. Survivors:
three daughters, three sons, nine
grandchildren, brother and a sis
ter.
MEYER, Frank j., 81, Chilli.
cothe, Dec. II, st. Peter church.
Survivors: two sisters-iu-law, a
brother-in-law and niece and
nephew.
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SULLIVAN, Andrew NJ, 81, 665
Mohawk ST., Columbus, Dec. II. st.
Mary church. Survivors: two bro
theirs.
McNICHOLS, owen J., So, Glous-
ter, Dec. 13, Sacred Heart church,
Coshocton. Survivors: his wife, Re-
va; a son, q daughter. a brother,
three sisters.
LAWYER, Robert B., 4s, 781 Gil
bert ST., Columbus, Dec. II, st.
John the Evangelist church. Sur
vivors: his wife, Margaret; one bro
ther.
SCHAEFFER, Mrs. Carrie NJ,
78, Chillicothe, Dec. II, st. Mary
church. Survivors: her husband,
George; two sisters.
MAHAFFEY, William p, 50,
Marion Dec. II, st. Mary church.
Survivors: his wife, Florence; q
brother and three sisters.
MONOGRAM, Robert f., rs, 4221
Howey Rd., Columbus, Dec. II, st.
James the Less church. Survivors.
three daughters, a son, eight
grandchildren, three great-grand.
children and a sister.
MILLER, Mrs. Mary f., 81, 2447
w. Broad ST., Columbus, Dec. 13
st. Aloysius church. Survivors;
two sons. a grandson, q sister and
a brother.
SULLIVAN, Mrs. Helen NJ. rs
1140 Franklin Ave, Columbus,
Dec. 18, St. Joseph church, Spring.
field. Survivors: a daughter and a
son.
PENDERGAST, James j., Sr., S3,