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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18
fhe most popular professors on
the campus.

fhs most popular professors on
the campus.
In reference to the Eve Be.
lieve" series in which he will ex-
plain the doctrines of the Roman
Catholic Faith, Father McQuade
says, "I'm not going to prove on
this program that the Catholic
Church is the right church. ! will
give a simple presentation of in.
formation from scientific, not
controversial, viewpoint. The pop
ular Jesuit sees a natural interest
to none catholic as well as Catho-
lie in such programs on the
Church. IF nothing else, Catho-
licity is a tremendous social phe-
nomenon with 400 million human
beings involved.
Father McQuade entered the
Order in 1924 and studied at st.
Stanislaus in Florissant, Mo-, and
Loyola University, Chicago, be.
fore receiving BA and MA de-
grees at st. Louis University.
His theological studies took
him to the Divinity School of St.
Louis University where he receiv-
ed the degree of Licentiate in
Sacred Theology in 1888. He was
ordained in st. Mary's College,
st. Mary's, Kansas.
"Fm putting into total Of
six and one-half hours what
took me Is years TO learn"
was the way Father expressed
his most difficult problem
thar Of selecting and eondens-
ing material for the film series.
In the first program over Chan
mel 10, Oct. q, Father McQuade
will discuss what Catholics be-
lieve about religion and in sue
ceeding shows will cover the sub.
jects of what Catholics believe
about: God, Man, Christ, Moral
Life, Divine Worship, Sanctifying
Grace, Actual Grace, Religious
Life, Sacramento, Family, Church
and State, and the Bible.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18
Burns Brings
Poets Theater'
To Springs

Vincent Godfrey Burns will pre-
sent "A Poets Theatre" at 7:30
pm. Oct. q, in the Colonial Room
at the College of st. Mary of the
Springs.
Burns who for twenty years has
been one Of the nations poetry
~recitalists on the lecture platform
and in radio and television, is as
sociate editor of Poetry Cara
van" Freedoms Foundation
awarded him the gold medal for
his poem "A Nation Prayed" in
1853 and for a public address,
1.-THE Four Fundamentals of
American Idealism" in 1855.
Poets Theatre" consists of an
introduction and general discus
sion of poetry, quotations from
the great poets. and several orig
inal works recited in full costume.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18

Plan Outing
For Sunday

The seven knights of Columbus
councils in Columbus, Johnstowf
and London are sponsoring q stag
outing at Camp st. Joseph at / D.
M, Sunday, Oct. 20. Admission
price of $3.50 will provide for
food and refreshments.
A cash door prize will be Of
fered every hour and a varied
program of games and special fea-
lures is planned. Proceeds will 20
to the Catholic Youth Bureau.
Marian Council 1854 will have
. film entitled Ten Years With
the Browns" rs . hishIighf OF
it's meeting set for Wednesday,
Oct. 23, at she Whitehall Club.
The meeting starts at 8 pm.
knights Night will be OBJ
served on Wednesday, Nov. 6, at
the Cine Stage showing of
"Around the World in 80 Days"
Some TOO tickets are available to
all councils.
Assumption Council will spon-
sor a dance on Oct. % at Valley
Dale. The Woody Herman band
Will furnish the music.
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Requiescant

You are asked 10 pray for the
repose Of the souls Of the follow
ing and The others who have died
In the Diocese during the past
week.
BASSETT1, Mrs. Angelina, 81,
Oct. 9, Sacred Heart church, New
Philadelphia. Calvary cemetery.
BLISS, Mrs. Margaret NJ, 80,
st. Aloysius church, Columbus.
Joseph H., 81,
Oct. IL, st. Mary church, Lancas.
ter. st. Mary cemetery.
DASCENZO, Guerino, 70. Oct.
9, st. John the Baptist church, Co.
lumbus. st. Joseph cemetery.
GILMORE, Mary Ann, Oct. 10,
st. Mary Church, Columbus. Mt.
Calvary cemetery.
GRAF, Mrs. Herman W., 40,
Oct. 8, st. Mary church, Ports.
mouth.
HELBLNG, Leo A., Sr., 70, Oct.
13, Sacred Heart church, Coshoc-
ton.
MAULE, Mrs. Theresa Marie,
68, Oct. 2, st. Mary church, Chill
licothe, st. Margaret cemetery.
MILLER, Mrs. Edna, Oct. 10,
st. John church, Logan. st. John
cemetery.
NANGLE, James NJ. Oct. 6, st.
Augustine church, Columbus. st.
Joseph cemetery.
WHITE, Clark, 81, Oct. 8, St.
Patrick church, Columbus. st
Joseph cemetery.
WILLIAMS, Harold, Oct. 2, st.
Dominic church, Columbus. st.
oseph cemetery. I
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18
School
Scribes Vie
For AUards

Fledgling journalists will have
an opportunity to show their tai
ents as the 21st annual National
School Press Project gets under
way in IS Columbus and Franklin
County schools.
The project is sponsored local
~ by the tuberculosis Society of
Columbus and Franklin County,
and nationally by the Columbia
Scholastic Press association and
the National tuberculosis Associ-
alton.
Students from public, private
and paroehiaI junior and senior
High schools will submit liter.
airy or cartoon entries on one Of
This years topics: "csn We
Wipe out tuberculosis in Frank.
lin County," or "Yovr Future
in a Health Career"
Entries must be published dur.
ing November or December In the
school paper, a student-edited
page in a commercial newspaper,
or in a mimeographed special edi.
ton. The project closes Jan. Is.
This years local awards will be
bronze, silver and gold medals,
cash awards for the best state.
wide entries, and certificates from
the National tuberculosis Associa.
ton for outstanding national en-
tries.
Three thousand kits, containing
materials to aid students in the
preparation of their projects will
be distributed to Franklin county
schools through health, English
and journalism teachers.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18
Order Returns
To Scotland

EDINBURGH, Scotland - NC)
Two priests from the Premon-
stratenisian abbey at Kilnacrott,
Ireland, have begun parish work
at Amman in Dumfriesshire, mark
ing the orders first activity in
Scotland since the Reformation.
Amman is in the diocese of Gal
loway where the Premonstraten-
slams had a priory from the 18th
century until its suppression dur
ing the Reformation. 1t was built
over a shrine of st. Ninian at
WhithOrn.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18

truths of Christianity - for ex-
ample, the Ten Commandments
and Bible stories.
Some of the Bible stories that
will be featured are those of the
Good Shepherd, the Prodigal Son,
the Good Samaritan, Abraham
and Isaac, David, the Nativity, the
Three Kings, John the Baptist,
the Marriage Party at Cana.
Basic truths of Christianity are
presented for children through a
story illustrated by stick-men
drawings and songs, through
a puppet show featuring Uncle
Peter and Danny which applies
the truth under consideration to
a situation in the life of a child.
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Regis College, here, is the fact
that philosophy and theology had
fallen into a bad condition in pre-
Reformation universities. In fact,
he added, if theology had been
stronger and Martin Luther had
been a better theologian, he
would have found his solution
within the Church.
Catholics must not let their
opinion of Luther be warped, he
warned.
"He was very complex
character" Father sfsnselI said,
"buf was not fhs complete
psyehopath that some people
try to make him. think we
must >eoneede that he was q
man Of ability, who was car.
ried away by his own success
and devoted his ability TO the
wrong purpose"
Pointing out the circumstances
in the Church at the time of the
Reformation, Father Stansell re.
ferred to "the shocking conduct
of several popes of the period
and the practice of nepotism, so
that "the papacy was sought af.
ter because of the patronage that
could be dispensed" through the
office.
On the other hand, he added,
Profestants should temper their
boast, that Luther was the
originator Of democracy In the
West. with an admission that
he tied fhe Church to The State
and was savage and infoIerant
toward those who disagreed
with him.
In comment on Father Stan
sells remarks, the Rev. o. r.
Grammar, spokesman for the
Lutheran Churches of the Mis-.
souri, Synod in Colorado, said
that "Lutherans are pleased by
the expression of Gather Stan.
sells views) in Roman Catholic
circles"
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by an official agency of the
Church. It features FIR. James J.
MsQuade, Sd, (above), Of John
Carroll University, Cleveland.
Father McQuade makes use of
visual aids, props, simple illustra-
tions, and amusing stories to
make his non-controversial pro-
grams interesting and entertain
ing to all ages and all levels of
education, to Catholics and non-
Catholics alike.
II was In the religion classes
~ John Carroll University that
Father McQUade began to ex.
pertinent in the use Of visual
aids and unusual "~gimmicks"
10 stimulate and simplify his
talks. Word Of his delightfully."-
entertaining, yet effectively in
sfrvetive classes, spread rapid
~ end Father became one Of
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18

SISTER Marie's Joyland" had a
short run in the early part of
1857 from March 3 to April 81.
WTVN-TV reported that the
mail response was the largest of
any program during the period of
the series. Responses came from
&c Ohio towns and cities and
from as far as South Portsmouth,
KY.
Those producing the program
are:
Msgr. James Kulp, Director of
the Confraternity of Christian
Doctrine, Diocese of Columbus,
program supervisor for CCD.
Joseph jenkins, program direc-
tor, and Harry Mohr, assistant
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18
Local Students
Discussion Over
Wool, Sunday

A panel discussion of five Holy
Family High School seniors on
the aims and activities of Nation
al Catholic Youth Week will be
broadcast on Sunday, Oct. 20, at
$50 pm. by Station Wool.
Introducing the panel will be
Msgr. George F. Gressel, pastor of
Holy Family parish.
Members of the discussion
group will be Carol Thomas, Judy
Knipfer, John Sardella, Donald
Perdue and Thomas Cullen.
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Teachers of Colorado and Wy
oming here, Father Harold
Sfsnsell, Sd, said that the
Catholic approach 10 ths
Reformation must be one Of
mot fearing the TRUTH"
One of the many things which
Catholics must face up to, said
Father Stansell, who is chairman
of the department of history at
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18
Fall Festival Thursday
At St. Joseph's Academy

The Mothers Club and Notre Dame Alumnae will hold
their annual Fall Festival at st. Joseph Academy, 331 E.
Rich St., Thursday, Oct. "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Phillips are general chairmen
of the festival and have asked the following parents to
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18

Harley Haldeman, Mrs. Edward
Pfeiffer, Mrs. w. E. Hinkle and
Mrs. G.. w. Kenny.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18
New TV Series Begins
On WBNS-TH, Oct. q

"We Believe" a new series of 13 films on what Cath
olics believe, will be telecast over Station WBNS-TV be-
ginning $50 I'm. Sunday, Oct. q.
I'VE Believe" produced by The National Council of
Catholic Men, is the first series of its kind to be produced
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18
Local Program Begins Over
WTVN-TV lO:l5 AM. Oct. q

The popular "Sister Maries Joyland' will return to
the air every Sunday morning at 1915 am, October q,
over m
A television program for young children (ages five
to eight approximately that presents some of the basic
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18
Catholics Must Accept
Truth About Church
During Reformation

DENVER - NC Catholics must be willing to ac-
cept the embarrassing truth about the Church's condition
at the time of the Reformation, a Jesuit historian and edu-
Gator said here.
Speaking at the Conference Of Catholic School
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18
Named to Head
Paris DOminicans

PARIS MC) - A new provin-
cial, Father Kopf, has been nam
ed for the Dominican Fathers
| province of France.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12
Rickmans Visit Sister

John T. Hickman and g. M
hickman, Of Farmville, were re-
cent guests of their sister. Mrs.
Howard r. Bryant and Mr.. Bry-
ant
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Anderson
with their daughters. Lovins and
Charlotte. have returned to Dover,
Del, after two weeks here with
| Mrs. Roscoe Lovins.
1 Expected guests Of Mr.. and MIS-.
u P. Clements and J. G. Clements
this week end are Mrs. w s.
Chittenden, of Alton, and Mrs.
z. E. Minfee, Of Durham, n G.
4 Mis- Ida Amos and her niece.
Miss Carol Jean Brown. left Tues
day for a weeks vacation at Nat
ural Bridge and tn c Smoky
mountains.
III CARROTS go to Arlington
l Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Garrett and
Itheir children Betty and Lee,
spent the week end in Arlington
visiting Mr. and Mrs, j w. Boy
kin.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Hayes were
week end guests of their son. Ed
gar Hayes, and. his family in WaN-
erly. Their grandson. Bill, return
led after spending some time here
Al 1t-
Calvin Pembelton and Sandra
Lewis visited Mr.. and Mrs G. o
Pembelton in Richmond last week
Odell and Joyce Ruth Pembeltor
returned following a month here
with their grandparents. They
also visited Mrs. r. N. Lewis ir
Gainesville during the past week
Maxey's Niece Visits
Mr.. and Mrs M H. Maxey, Jr.
have as their guest this week theil
niece. Miss Lillian Ford, of Ian.
) exa. Their son. Bobby. is spending
this week with his grandmother
Mrs. Estelle Rails. and his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs J. 0
Ford, at LaneXa
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Newman
: and Bill Newman spent Sunda,
IN PoWhatan as guests of MI. ans
! Mrs. z. T. Newman.
Guests of Mrs. E. B.. Nuckol
! Sunday We're Mr.. and Mrs. w. M
Nuckols, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Nuckols and daughter. Miss Mar
saret Nuckols and Howard Cam
: den, Of Richmond.
r. L. Adams. Jr. and family
were holiday guests of Mr.. an,
l Mrs B. T. Bradshaw. Of Warwick
! Mrs. Adams and her daughters
t Brenda, Carol and Debby. re
, malned for week end visit.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Franck la,
E as their guests during the pas
week at Mount View MI. an
:. Mrs. Fitzhugh Bartol and sor
2 Skipper, Of Arlington
I Fourth of July guests Of MI
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.Dillwyn.

Editors note: this is the last
Column nv the Diliwvn cores
pendent, Mary Virginia C1arl-
ton She will instruct at TIE Vir-
ginia Federation Of Garden
clubs nature camp, and enter
college this fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Taylor. and
children. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
Shumaker Mr.. and Mrs. Fra Il k
Shumaker and Mrs John O'Bryant.
and boys. visited Mrs, Gertrude
Wells, Of Roanoke. on a recent Sun
day Mrs Wells. and children. re-
turned with them to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Shu-
maker.
Nj and Mrs. John Apperson s
little girl Harriet Ann, who has
been a patient at the Medical Col
lege Hospital, has returned home
Mr. and Mrs R. Z Charlton were
week end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
T r Charlton, Of Tabb.
Mrs George Mastin and Mr.. and
Mrs George White and daughter
Sandra. are visiting relatives in up
state New York
Mr. and Mrs. Simmons Maxey
Of Richmond, visited Mr.. and Mrs
and Mrs, M M George were theil
children and grandchildren. OF
Richmond and Midlothian.
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Fork Of Willis Baptist,
Muddy Creek Plan
Revival Services

Rev Cac'l w. Smith. pastor #
Fast Lam-inbrrg Baptist church n
East Laurinhurg. N G.. will asst
the pastor. Rev J Kenneth Clark
IN revival se~vices Al Muddy CreeS
Baptist church in Trenholm July y
.h-ourh 20
Services viii be held each even
ing at 8 pm. with special mus
Al each service
The services will be concluded AZ
Muddy Greek Saturday
The Rev Smith viii begin a ~
vival at Fork Of Willis Baptist
church in Columbia on Sunday y
II am He will be assisting the
master. j. Kenneth Clark. in these
services
There will be services each night
at 8 p M. together WI special
music. july 20 through J"iv rs.
The Reverend Smith Is former
pastor Of this field and has many
friends in this area
The public is invited to all Of the
services.
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Smith-less Smith Family Reunion
Held Saturday At Bear Creek Lake

A Smith family picnic was held
Saturday at Bear Creek lake At
tending were Mr. and Mrs. 8. v.
Munsey and Ann Stafford Mum
sey. of Richmond MI and Mrs
r. d Marks Jill and Nh ana
Mrs r. ID Marks Of Clarlottes-
vile. MI and Mrs g y Whit
lock the Misses Frances Lang
horne and Margaret Whitlock ot
Richmond and CartersVille MISS
Nancy Vaughan Davis. also RICH
mond. Miss Mary E Godsey and
Mr. and mrs Meriwether Vaughan
Smith, with their sons. BIZ ana
Buck. Cumberland.
E H Nassal' and Robert Ben
nett attended the vocational agri-
cultural conference this week in
Blaeksburg
Mr. and Mrs. Ebef sheriff. with
their -four children have returned
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12

to Boone N. c.. following week
here as guests Of MI and Mrs. J.
G Hayes. Mrs, Hayes attended
the Wonans Missionary Union
Workshop this week at Eagle
Eyrie
Murrays Visit Godseys
Nh. and Mrs. Donald Murray
and children. Charles and Lee
Blanton, Of Petersburg. were week
end guests Of Mr. and Mrs. An
dres5 e. Godsey at Burleigh Hall.
MI. Godsay attended the Wash
nton- New York games Friday
ana Saturday in Washington
DC
G. G. Crawley Of Farmville. was
the. over night guest Friday of his
brother and sister-ln law, Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis CraWley
twenty-five guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs a L Brandt enjoyed the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12
Glendale

Homecnminp was observed al Oak
Grove CHAPEL july 7 The Rev. Mr.
Hughes. of vonia was the
sneaker; Mrs Willie Tatum was
pianist.
A huge table was bountifnllv
spread with delicious food under the
Spreading oak trees. Among those
from a distance attending were Mr..
and Ms. Ernest Stinson and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs SACK Stinson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert .Baber, all Of
Richmond. The revival will continue
through Friday. at q each evening
Mr. and Mrs Leon Bayne. of
Richmond. announce the bgth Of a
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12

Alien MaXey
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fielding, and
family. of Lynchburg. were holl-
day guests Of Ms S, B Pearson
MSS r ances Blount Raine, o.
1,onswood College. was hclida"
guest Of her grandparents. Mr., and
MS w W Moore.
n R. Ransom, Of Richmond, visit
ed MS mother. Mrs Ben Pendleton
MI. and Mrs. ]. E. Bryant and
daughter Alice Faye and Barbara
Ann Station recently visited Mr. and
Mrs Price Bryant. and family. Of
Lynchburg
Mr. and Mrs g II Poole went to
High Point, N G.. Monday
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THE FARMv1LLE (va) HERALD. FRIDAY. July Il, 1857

picnic spread at Bear Greek lake
last Sunday celebrating MIR.
Brandt's birthday anniversary
John T. Godsey and r. B. Pet
ers are patients at Southside
Community Hospital.
Mrs. w. F. Ransom and Miss
Joyce Ransom spent Sunday in
Ballsyille as guests Of Mrs. Ran
sons mother, Mrs. Lille joyce
Meinhards Entertain
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Meinhard
entertained at a picnic supper at
their home on the Fourth Their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Nicer. Of Washington. D. c.. Mr.
and Mrs w. S Anderson. Of Oak
Forest, Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Meinhard and Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don Meinhard. and their sors. of
Farmville. Mr. and Mrs j. P.
/ Stratton, of Guinea, were guests
Sunday.
I Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Godsey
visited his mother. Mrs. j. r.
Godsey. Sunday at Spout Springs.
Mr., and Mrs. J j. Pembelton
and their granddaughter. Sandra
Lewis, were among the guests on
the fifth birthday Of Pam Shores
\ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion
! Shores, Of Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs
r. D. Reamy, of Phenix, were sup
per guests Sunday Of Mr. and
Mrs. Pembelton.
/ Look to go Overseas
Pvt. &c Willard Look. enroutf
\ to Fort Dix, n j.. from Fort
I jackson. S. c., was the week enc
guest of his parents. the Rev. anc
Mrs. F. P. Look. at the Methodist
parsonage. He will be assigned te
overseas duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. S, P Allen with
their daughters, Barbara. Sandra
Nancy and Jennifer. were guest:
Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs Jack Al
len and their son, Charles, O
| Curdsville. In the afternoon they
enjoyed an outing at Holiday lake
| Quests of Mrs. Margaret 2
Boggs at Woodlawn Saturda,
we're Mrs. c. E. Goodwin, @
Dundas. Miss Margaret Goodwyr
Frank Hickey. of Hampton.
MI. and Mrs L. 3. Dandy hav'
as their house guests Mrs. Eula A
Coleman, of Washington, D. Z
and Karen Crute. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. David Crute, Of Farm
Vile.
Longwooders Feted
Dinner guests Of the Rev. ant
Mrs. Luther B. Franck last Frida.
were Miss Mary Nichols. professo
of English at Longwood College
and Miss Lucille Jennings recep
ZIONIST at Longwood Alumna
House. Farmville.
fllIOltS til1 itANiJl toaNtep - A'N
and Mrs. Larkin G. Garrett Wer
Dick Garrett and Bob Herford, o
Greensboro, N c., Mrs. Melb
Swoope and Mrs, Virginia Dough
Try, of Richmond, and Col an
Mrs. Leland Stages, of Powllatar
Mrs. Frank Thomas. accom-
panied by her house guests, Nj
and Mrs. Ernest kesterson an
Miss Doris Kay Kesterson, 0
Knoxville, Tenn. and Miss Mar
saret Ann Kesterson. of New Yor
City. spent the past week at Viz
ginia Beach.
Mr. and Mrs, G w Bryan
were week end guests Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs A. D. Key, II
Ararat. N. c,
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daughter. jar ie sLynn- MRS. Bayne
is the former Jessie, Ann Camden,
Of Glendale
Mrs 81 Il Harrison and her
daughtat inn law Mrs Randolph
Harrison. Jr, and Judith Marshall,
Harrison. Jr., ard Jjidigh Marshall
Of Cunsoerlarfd, .visitec Mrs. Annie
P. Johnson aid Mrs Bessie T. Jack
son Monday.
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Most states have court rulings
that driving and the license to drive
are conditional privileges not nat
ural guaranteed or constitutional
rights.
, 1957-02-01
industrial Relations
Schools Pldnned for
Three B.W.I. Islonds

ST. LUCIA : Plans for the
holding Of Industrial Rela-
lions Schools in Dominica, 81.
Vincent and Grenada, are be-
ing considered by the Extra
Mural Department OF N e
University College Of the
West Indies, following the
success of a School for Econo-
mic Development and Indus
trial and Human Relations
conducted in st. Lucia by DR..
Rawle Farley, Staff Tutor IN
Industrial Relations of the
Extra-Mural Department OF
the u. C. w. I.
DR.. Farley was assisted by
a local team which included
His Honour ]. K. r. Thorp,
the Administrator, Carl G. p.
La Corbiniere, Minister for
Trade and Production, Emer-
son S. Citizens, Assistant Ad-
ministrator, Allen. M. Lewis,
@. c., A, S. Schouten, Superin-
tendent of Agriculture, Vim
cent Floissac, Maurice Sales
Miquelle, Guy Mathurin, His
Worship Samuel Graham,
Mrs. Guy Mathurin, Ira Sim
mons, Labour Commissioner,
Godfrey James, Assistant La
bour Commissioner, and Will
liam Rapier.
A local Extra-Mural Depart
ment spokesman said the at
tendance was well main
tanned.
, 1957-02-01
5 U SCR /

f
proud owners, by His Excel
lency the Governor, c. H.
Thornley,, at a ceremony held
recently to mark the occasion.
These were the first 10
houses to be completed of the
81 which are to be erected by
the aided self-help method in
Hurricane Reconstruction Pro
gram for the Sarteneja Coro-
zal District.