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HOUSES FOR SALE NE.
LOUIS BRESSLER
I'll. 2-5995

COLORED-ge5 18th ST. Ne: 500
down-Newly dec. G-room brick
bsmt. gas heat. garage vacant
cony. transp. A. F. MCCORMICK
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UNIVERSITY PARK

Three-bedrm. brick rambler. Large
lily. rnl. with firepl., sep. din. rm,,
ultramod. kit. with bkist. space. full
psmt; fenced lot. Call for further
details and inspec, PRINCE GEO.
REALTY CO. UN. 4-ll66, WA.
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WEST YES, l HYAT r!,.,, Parklawn sec,

ton, 6122 Chillum Manor ri, rea.
bareain-.-sio Colonial. . bed.
rooms. walk-in closets. n.2-ft liz
rm winterized sun porch. custom
awnings. dead-end street, near
schools. park, Shopping center
yd fenced and handicapped As
sumo lge GI loan. Small down
payment Quick poss OWNER
ia otorS
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section Just listed. this modern
all-brick. '.-apt. home. immaculate
throughout. Full bSmt with sep
gaS-heating plants for each apart
ment. . porches. has all conven-
fences. including Queens Chape,
shopping center Owner liouIdating
his investments here, says sell
luick Call now as this one won
last long THE PERRY BOSWELL
co WA ~-i5OO
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SUMNER
4 BedrmS.. Den. 3 Baths

NaA AA%'s ANAAt 80 NAAo
There's lots Of room in this home
ciouSneSS. hreplS. IN liv. rm. and
den. bullt-in garage, rear porch
attrac. handicapped lot Very mod
eStly priced in the low 3ns. Fol-
appt. 70 inspect call A. c HOUGH-
TON q SON, INC. l4lS II st. NV.
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Homes in all area
Some available With no money down
10 employed families Find out
CALL. DAVID RUBIN
RA 3-J6g1 EYES 10 al so
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. adjoining sesnidet. houses, show.
lng good income, can be bought
separately or individually; well fl
nanced, liberal terms. Ideal iol
doctor, Call George Hull. ST. 3-1200
NAMES l. DIXON & CO
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont. !

SERVICE STATION FOR RENT
Small investment. good opportunity
Located in the ne. section OF Wash,
Cali MR.. DUGAN between . and 4
TIA O-STnn
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Custom-huilt brick Colonial $45.-
900 owner. Box lGl-C Star.
ROCKVILLE. WEST END-Se9 500
Remodeled older home, on lot look
100 ranch-type fence, trees 33-fi
liy din nm. modern kit With birch
cup loards powder rm, 3 bedrms,
bath in excel cOnd
NO .. ROCKV1LLE-S15.5O1
HunRerford Town: $1,000 cash
Three lovely bedrms.. space for 4th
I one, and sHda: md d, bath; situated on
NO 3 'rWtNBROOK, RocKcREsT
$4,000 TO 5,O0O--Two TO -four
pedrm homes financed; OIL loan can
NO T. ROCKVILLE AREA
Near Brooke Manor Country Club
Ise. custom; built brick rambler. on
b5eIfdrmSss - Gsramio TIE baths, ls.
water Dashboard heat.
NO } DARNESTOWN AREA
$4,000
Wooded, . acres iS-it rambler
J Ice .bedrms Ice. liy rm with lsc
DIN ell Hronlacc, daylight bSmt with
ilteplaee ossehsosrd h2t,,,yater heat.
WITH SAMUEL + BooIEY. nc IN oN 20,
"-6lal, 20 @-65ii
SILVER SPRING Hard TO beat the
value on this brick Colonial Near
bedrms and bath on md floor Iiv
rm.. dining rm Kit. with table
space and powder nm. on lst floor
bsmi, with rec rm. porch. Prime
area. Cali oil a-an7O m y nm.
ANDRiS REALTY. INC.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ARCOLA ESTATES--Immed. occu-
paney 3-bedrm Dirk. rambler on
neighborhood. c0ny. to schools and
shopping Ice liy. rm wali-to-Wsll
nTepls din rm family rm cleo
Kit baths, full bsmt. 10. j.
5i.i
ARCOiA AREA-Brick Colonial. 4
nenrrs = haths L.. IL lnar
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Mr.. NIH-Beautifu rambler with
split-level reception hall large liy
nm, din. nm. large. Sunshiny. COM
pleteiy equipped kitchen. 3 bed
rms baths; immense dayligh,
ciubroom. half bath and LAUNDRY
I'm IN nSmt. Garase. For further
informal on please call TNEZ
CUSHARD Resitof EN- .-4231 or
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w. c. e. A. N. MILLER

DEVELOPMENT co. tRealtorsl
Builders and Developers OF
wesley Hts. Sumner. Spring Valley
1860 Mass. Ave. NV, EN-. 2-4I64
List Your Home With U.s.
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WEsTMORELAND HILLS

W NEWFOUNDLAND HILLS - Attrac,
tive white brick Colonial. deco.
only year old and better than
brand new house condition: recep.
ton hall. large living room. din
room, modern kitchen with break
fast space. library. full bath. large
screened summer porch lst floor
3 twin-sized bedrooms, > baths
closet space galore md floor. full
daylight basement with clubroom
laVatory; puilt-in garage: excellent
financing Call Miss Bland. Wood
ley G-64S6. THOMAS J. FISHER
e. co, oil. R-o3J4
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BARGAIN
OPP. WALTER REED

3-bedrm. row brick, mr. Georais
and Missouri gss heat. > enclosed
porcheS; Si25 mo. Me S-3Ss5.
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HOTl ! !.

CHEVY CHASE, MD, on Western
avenue east Of chevy Chase circle.
A REAL BUYl so 500 with terms
2 bedrms and baths: lovely real
ward gaS heat Call OIL 6.n34i
THOMAS j. FISHER a. CO
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ss,35O Is THE FULL PRICE for thi
attractive home. lust over u c
bedrms and bath on one floor ful
bSmt with oil heat, Small dow
payment Call TIL $ pm WA q
5000, ROBERT s. DAVIS 4 co
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HOUSES FOR SALE. NV. Cont.

zoo Block Connecticut Ave. NV
Mr. .Shoreham and sheraton Park
Hotels.
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BETHESDA, Sis.g5O--Will decorate
to suit Unusual 3-bedroom brick
Colonial through center hail. bsmt.,
screened porch cNtra-lArge rooms
ana closets EN- @-isO0 til q pm
BERENs, JR.. co
BETHESDA, close In. SIS. 5U0--
eNtTa-lsrge, beautifully planted
fenced. level lot De luxe Kitchen
equipment owner has purcha I'D
larger home DISTRICT MARYLAND
REALTY, EN-. 2-s:06. ewes OIL
HAIR
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BURCH REALTY co.

2 "-,lHH-- AIter Z. VA 1-S74Q
COLoRED--CLINTON AREA-Alod-
ern @-bedrm bung allow. 10 mos
o.Q' on acre commercial corner,
snicken house; $3.50. terms. CAL
Cypress ,-5Sb5
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ROCkNiLLE-S65O down, approx ed
VA financing, bedrms. . baths,
separate dining rm. giaSsed IN
pofch' new house condition gas
neat large yard, mr. public AND
parochla schS Priced Si.,!i0
Ewes, Mr. MCDOWELL. VIII. G-l632
L. T GRAvATTE Reaitor. Ma.
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OAkN1EH--5-yr. -old brick ram
bier . bedrms., . baths. XII table
: space. oSmt,. finished IN knotty
! pine has ldry. Tin. family nm
j play area bath shop. maids room
Va!k-in closet. storage space com
plete md kit. SlSg5u Assume (iI
( ~ He. 1890. OWNER. No
AGENTS
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CHEVY CHASE MD

S2i.500; very attractive brici
schools including parochial: 3 twir
hedrms., . baths, md floor; nicl
screened porch. garage and modern
kitchen with dishwasher. dispose
and table space w. B. WRIGHT
EN- 2-5R0n I'll q D 10
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GEORGETOWN
GLOVER PARK

WIDE row house on nuiet stree,
. lgc rms IA bsths. . real
pOfthts very clean cow Wis. ave
thonDius
ROGERS REALTY co
MA s-000i EN- 3.3Sgt
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BIG FAMILY

Can be roblem, but here vii! be a
Joy Colonial with 3 beurms and
pain Ice liv. I'm sep. diuinz M
Mt; gen or SedIm and another
oath tu'l oSmt gas h w h. screened
poreh. +-car garage with Workshop
blocks to schools A real home for
real family and nnfv u 1 Slln -
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALLA. sloo dn--3 bedrms NV.
mi. dln m kit. bsmt. and balm:
cCont. ioc, De- Ray area SnJ no.
KI. a-H6il. TIE. 81 400. Al BAEER
Y SON INC. aus y. We n. St.
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CHEVH CHASE--ChafmlnR bfk. Co.
lonlal in excel loo. Lge. liv. rm
with. firepl.. bedrms. and den
ga baths, garage. Assume $4,000
B 81 ESD REALTY. n 81. s i.i4pS
CHEVY CHASE (NORTHD--Beauti.
full, true center-hall rambler. In q
and containing a large beautiful
all-electric kitchen with breakfast
space. living rm., din. nm. 3 bed
rms. :, baths; full basement with
recreation rm. powder rm; nice
yard with trees and patio. Idea
home with excellent financing
S2a,75n CHEVY CHASE BEATTY
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ADAMS snGGEsrs

Vicinity Baltimore Washington
neutrality-suspicious. low-cost rambler,
bedrms., din ell" tiled bath,
mod. equipped kit Full price. Sl2,-
100. with only ST 900 dn. and as
sumo AZ CT loan.
CLYDE R: ADAMS, REALToR
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ARLINGTON. CLOSE IN. $4,000.
and packed value Where
San you 10Y, n drar,s eear0odli,S , raa,,
fully equip kitchen, ser porch. full
bsmt with terrific pine paneled
rec room, garaRe. tall trees, on
l65-ioOt lot impossible. but we
have ~ Call nov IA 4SOu.
WRIGHT REALTY
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COLORRD--5Oo. JUST sT.--ve,S
$500 down, $50 mo Non-yets, low
terms Semidct brick and frame.
tull bsmt vacant. u CARLYLE de-
IOZIFR Realtor. WA .-50Uu
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

CAP. HILL-Seyeral fine homes and
investment properties: bargain
prices, easy terms, Just what you
ORG; night, Ii 7-S209
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CHAIN BRlpoE "a. AREA

BTetIV IOC-, tDunLFY ATW0Npnefe,
new contemporary split -levc. lcea
for children safely enclosed yard
3 bedrms ia baths Nv rm din
rm den, lge fam rn model KIT
with breakfast area Exclusive with
J c CHATEL. IiU 3-33j6
GEORGETOWN Brick 3 hedrms
liv. rm din, rnl good Kitchen,
basement, <9l 500
CHEVY perfectly del.aht.
fll center hall large fenced yard
powder ru M $50 500
CATHEDRAL AREA Fine G-bcd.
I'm 3.bath potentially chaImlng
So 600. make offer STEVENS re
3-jgds a.
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CHEVY CHASE-Your opportunit,
TO assume CT loan OF SlA $50 OF
this attractive brick Colonial with
. bedrms., study: :. baths; rec. rm
with fireplace garage: wooded
site. $25,400. CROSS g. PERRY
INC. Realtors. OIL. 2-009S,
CHEVY CHASE vIEW-New split,
level with terrific amount OF
space. Liv. I'm. with fireplace anc
bay window. sep. din. rm.: !
bedrms.. and bath. . powder rms
CROSS & PERRY, INC. Realtors
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NJ. eth ST., between d and El---
VACANT ScVen-roOm Colonial
brick home ~ bedrms clean as Z
pin bsmt gas h-W h 3 porches
only 500 down, payments less
than rent. PlRON. ST 3-3i4O,
cVrs III g.Su.N
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HlLLMEADE ROAD-l0 acres $50
It frontaRe on hsrd-surface county
ROAD with city water Approx
mately acres cleared farm land
improved by i-bedrm masonry
stucco Dutch Colonial home. @uX5O.
II. masonry garage ano storage
hulluing veral outbuiidiugs.
Springfield stream on propertv
600. Reasonable down payment.
Excellent buy to farm or develop
GRACEN T. SCOTT, REALTOR,
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INVESTMENT WANTED

need extra income as Silent
partner. Would like 10 invest from
$4,000 to $4,000 in business. or
what have YOU" showing good rate
of return. Must stand up to close
inspection Replies must indicate
particulars viii be held in strict
confidence. Box 11.-B, star
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DIFF INDIAN HEAD HWY. at caiveri
EXCLUSIVE MARION uFIcuTs

3-BEDRM. SEMIDET. BRICK
Oh. or non-Gl, take over large CT
loan with low down payment. All
huge rms. including kit. powder
rm. on LIST floor; tiled bsmt. with
yard. First time offered. Call Mrs
Coz, LII. 2-Sl36 or ST. 3-13fjS.
ATLAS REALTY co
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI MILL PARK-pet home:
center hall. spac. liv. rm, with IRE.
pl., din: nm. den. powder rm,, mod
cleo; kit. z bedrms., 3Ia baths:
newly dec: mr.. schools. OWNER,
ia. D-6S47 or RA. R-I310
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SHEPHERD PARK


18th and Locust I'd. n.w.--Here is a
perfect home. real home for
discriminating people. a detached
center hall. .-story Colonial brick
having 3 bedrms., = baths on md
floor; liz. rm. with fireplace, dining
rm and lse. bright, modern KIT.
and pantry. finished and heated :ird
floor with lee. cedar closet and
storage area: an inviting and charm
Ing oas-panel I'd rec rm with parauet
iiooring fireplace, bar and layatory
oil h,-W.h., detached lear garage
with storage space above i'm
Hlaeulate.y kept lawns and shrub
berry There also is included In the
reasonable price we are asking :,
installed ton York air conditioners.
a lee deep freeze. aluminium screens
ana storm windows awnings and a
large exhaust ian For full par
ticu!srs and appointment TO inspect,
call NOW.
d 7 XLyhT cyIIU1 TATN
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BetheSda-Suhurhan
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
. To < PM

CALVERT BUILDERS. VIII. 6-451C
Directions: Out Rockyille nike j.
mile beyond Georgetown Prep. oppo.
side White Flint Golf Course. turn
left on Edison lane to $500 and oper
house
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SELF-SERVICE GROCERY

Wisconsin ave area; owner quotes
over $l,40O weekly. beautiful lv-
ing quarters. closes 500 pm daily
stock, pictures, equip. worth at
least $4,000. A real buy at So
300, lock. stock and barrel. Sl,500
down, Exclusive
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PETWORTH
1000 18th ST n W.

Lovely, spacious corner blk home
reds Gown payment; llY I'M dtn
nm. den. . twlnsiEe bedrns
small m full bsmt lay INV h.
3-csr gar Gail Mr. Dell for appt
ST 3-s,.uO or u S-l5l2.
JAMES L. DIXON a. co.
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An attractive Miller-built Colo
NAL, conveniently located 10 shop
pins ana transportation. has llv.
rns din. rm., kit ana pwdr. rm.
. bedrms,, :, baths on second. Full
basement with nice rec rm, utility
ana outside entr Built-in garage
Ewes. Call Mrs. Palic, EN-. 2-6.9s
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ALIEN. Rent, with option 10 buy,
j bedrmS, liv. I'm din rm comb. +,
attrac. KIT, den. fenced yard;
house In immaculate cond. re. h.
l4uu. ri H-G644 AL BAKER a.
son. INC. J0S N Wash. St. Alex.
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COLORED
aga OGLETHORPE ST N "
A clean and attractive semidet
brick o. ) rms y tiled baths OF
End floor Powder rm. on LIST floor
ana toilet IN osmt. Concrete front
porch. gas h -w h.. built-in garage
ornamental iron fence Compared
with recent sales in neiRhborhood
the price Of Si7.500 Is reasonable
P. J. WALSHE INC Ilij Eye ST
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orr COW wy y. nov sem

detached sll-hrick Georsetown-typ'
town house center-hail plan dC
luxe kitchen. lge din I'm ls, q
= bedrms 3! baths M rec I'm
fenced lot near Rock Greek Pare
S@5 700, excellent financing Cal
LEGUM a. GERBER. EN-. 2-gOn0.
atee EN- oO-Et.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-08-09
The Washington Letter
Pope's Message Appropriate
As Arms Meet Conyenes

the means. the powerful mean
in your hands, you could have
zone So" He added that "the
moral strength" of the United
States stayed our hand and
showed to the world that
peace was safe in your hands"
Not everyone feels that way
about us, unfortunately. Not
everyone knows us as we are,
and many who would have
formed good opinions of us
have been misled by COM
munist propaganda.
This is important, because,
as the Pope has said, peace
is above all an attitude of the
mind, and only secondarily an
harmonious equilibrium Of ex-
ternal forces" Our diplomats
are trying for that harmon
ious equilibrium of external
forces" since there are inter-
ests at work trying to prevent
the proper attitude of the
mind"
But if we on our part con-
tinue to strive for those "vic-
tories of charity of which the
Holy Father speaks, perhaps
prayer and penance will re-
rlove the roadblocks to the
mental attitude the world must
have.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-08-09
The Yardstick
Ike Should Discuss Self
Control With Business, Labor
By Msgr. George G. Higgins

initiation and gear their deci-
sions to the needs of the econ
omy as a whole.
Professor Kuhn points out the
advantages of national collec.
tive bargaining through strong
central organizations of labor
and employers. Professor Ar
thur Ross of the University of
California recognized au-
thority on the subject of wage
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the same
recommendation several years
ago in a book entitled Trade
Union Wage Policy" What is
needed, in the opinion of Pro-
fessor Ross. is a master wage
policy, worked out voluntarily
at the national level by repre-
sentatives Of labor and manage
ment with the assistance and,
possibly under the supervision
OF, the federal government.
This proposal was seconded in
1852 by another economist,
Gerhard Colin, in a booklet en-
titled 1.-THE American Economy
in 1860" published under the
nonpartisan auspices of the Ma
tional Planning Association.
Perhaps an attempt should be
made first, In an entirely unof-
fetal and experimental way"
he says, ito bring nationally
known leaders of management
and labor to sit down around a
table and see what progress
could be made toward an agree
ment concerning price and
wage policies for a given time
which would be compatible both
with a full employment and a
sterilization policy -"
In July of this year another
economist, Gardiner c. Means,
made a similar proposal in a
letter t. Senator Alexander
Wiley of Wisconsin. The heart
OF the Means plan IS the calling
by the President Of the United
States of a conference Of bust
ness and labor leaders, at which
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-08-09
Fir. Healey's Inquiry Corner
How Can Merle OberOn Be
Married By a Priest?

ro-way bound by the observ-
ance of the form of marriage
prescribed by the Catholic
Church for Catholics.
Q. Why do people speak Of
cursing and swearing? Aren't
they practically the same?
A There are several forms
of offensive speech ranging
from vulgar talk to bias
phemy. The second command
ment forbids taking the name
of God in Udin. If we call
God to witness the truth Of
what we say (swearing) 1t
may be morally good. The oc-
casion must be of sufficient
Importance leg. an oath Of
office, a VOW etc. and it
must be honestly and truly
sworn in the sight Of God.
Cursing is practically never
permitted although we hear
of Christ cursing the fig tree
mark 11:12-14). To curse il
to call down Gods wrath up
on someone Cor upon some
thing) and it is gravely sim
full if it is deliberate. Swear.
ing and cursing are usually
acts Of thoughtlessness and
that lessons their gravity but
they both involve lack Of rev.
erence for God.
Send questions to Father Ed
ward F. Healey, Inquiry Corner,
The Catholic Times, Box 636,
Columbus (16), Ohio.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-08-09

WASHINGTON - His Holt
mes Pope Plus XII has called
upon Christians to oppose the
onslaught CT evil" with the
weapons of prayer and PEN
ance' and with victories Of
charity"
No one understands the
world situation any better than
the Pope, and apparently he
would make the forthcoming
Lourdes centennial year an
other promising step,," as he
called the Jubilee Year of 1850,
towards the complete restora-
ton of the spirit of the Gospel
which is the only thing
which can assure the peaceful
co-existence and fruitful; col
liberation of peoples"
The world longs for real
peace, blu. for the present must
concentrate on the mere pre-
gertion of war. That has been
the aim of the London disarm-
ment conference. War las be-
come so frightful that experts
believe no nation would deli
berately start another world
eataclysm. What they fear is
that one of the major powers
may blunder into conflict.
While the Soviet Russian
representative met with the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-08-09

delegates of the West in Lon
don, to discuss nuclear arms
limitation, Radio Moscow did
not hesitate to attack West
ern leaders, particularly
American officials, calling them
bloodthirsty and extremely
fond" of the atomic bomb.
People who know us know
this is not true. President Eli
senhower has said repeatedly
that "the great struggle of our
age is to free men from ter
rible fear" and that he wanted
to do everything in his power
to relieve their anxiety re-
garding nuclear weapons. Pre-
mier S%uhrawardy of Pakistan
said in the US. House of Rep
resentatives in July that were
it not for your endeavors, were
it not for the fact that you are
the bulwark of democracy and
of peace, possibly by this time,
the world would have been
shaken and shattered"
The Pakistan Prime Minister
said he recalled "the time
when you, and you alone, we're
the possessors of that destruc-
tive force, namely, the atomic
bomb and if you had de-
sired to conquer all the ma
tons of the world through
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he would get agreement from
them to hold the line much as
President Hoover obtained
agreement from business lead
ers not to cut wage rates dur
ing the great depression"
NO PERMANENT CURE
The hold-the-line agreement
would last for a year, perhaps
two. The agreements would al
low only small" wage increases
to take account of increases in
productivity, and increases
where a major disparity in par
ticular wage rates required cor
rection. During the standstill,
an intensive investigation
would be made of the actual
process of price increases, with
emphasis on a solution to the
question OF who should benefit
from the nations yearly i'm
p%rovements in productivity of
labor. A permanent program
for curing initiation cannot be
designed, Mr.. Means said, "un-
til there is fairly general agree
ment on principles to be fol-
lowed in sharing productivity"
Professor Means proposal is
not a panacea, but it would
seem a step in the right direc-
ton. Let us hope that govern
ment, labor, and management
will give it a favorable hearing.
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will have to be brough more
into the schools educational
system, or we will develop for
posterity a womanly man.
Our schools must strenuous
ly urge boys to choose the
teaching profession. This is
done too rarely. The profess
cion may not have the highest
monetary rewards, but it can
be redoubtable vocation.
Christ Himself described His
own profession as rabbi-teach-
er.
The Ultimate
Since the role of parents has
a heavy accent on formation
and guidance, it is not the fault
of the Catholic school when so
many of its students suddenly
neglect the First Fridays dur
ing the vacation months. 1t is
the parents mainly whe have
tailed. Character training can
rarely be delegated and be-
come the primary function of a
school.
Parents teach their children
to love as teachers teach them
to think. To be a lover is not
the same as being an intellec-
tual, but when a lover is an in
tellectual we have reached the
ultimate.
Our Catholic parents as
much as schoolmen need help
t. divide and develop the pri-
mary role of parents and that
of schools.