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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-25
|Unbeaten Athletics Hold First
In St. Mary Magdalene Loop

The Athletics, leading the st.
Mary Magdalene Little League,
retained first place by battling
to a nine-inning IL tie with
the Tigers last week.
Meanwhile, the Braves kept
in striking distance by defeating
the Pirates, ga.
In other games, the Reds
bIanked the Indians, 10,
while The Dodgers blasted the
Yankees, 22.3.
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Next weeks schedule has the
Pirates battling the Indians; the
Tigers taking on the Dodgers;
the Reds testing league-leading
Athletics; and the Indians
with the Braves.
STANDINGS
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IA dfCo J
Indians ......................3 z
s...................ss.".......A I
Dodgers
AsCuo Z
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Tigers ........-....-...........O
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High Action
Rosary Nine
Takes Two
From Cards

Rosary shaded st. Charles
twice last week in Central Ohio
Summer High School Baseball
League action.
The Crusaders clouted the
Cardinals, 4-3 and 5-4. Featuring
the victories were a home run
and triple by Rosary's Jerry
Spires and a two-run home run
by teammate Steve French.
Rosary had to stage a two-run
rally in the last inning of the
nightcap to record its triumph.
Rosary 200 200 0e71
ST. Charles 900 0o3 0--3 8 3
Second Game
ST. Charles 100 l2-4
Rosary l00l 22--5 8 2
Meanwhile, Watterson took 1t
on the chin twice when Airing.
ton defeated the Eagles, 4-3 and
10.
In the second game, Airing.
toms Dick Cottingham fired a
uO-hitfar
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Tuo On IL Squad
Jets Battle Buffalo
Tonight at Home

The Columbus Jets who had two players named to
the International League AllStar Team, will open a
three-game series in the West Mound Street stadium
falo club will play the Jets again Saturday night and
Sunday.
After completing she series, the Columbus team
, 1958-08-30
VIRGIN Isldnds Agricultural Program Views
USING THE AVOCADO"

Avocados are versatile in the menu teaming up well in
many combinations%The avocado is attractive in appearance
and has a delicate nut-like flavor. It is high in fat content
therefore high in Galleries. Contrary to popular belief, it is not
"a good source of protein. One-half Of a medium avocado con-
tains 19 grams of protein and 29 calories. Compare this to
one serving of lean meat which contains 1874 grams protein
and 24 calories. Avocado contains a fair amount Of iron,
ivitamin A and the B vitamins.
In selecting avocados hold the fruit and press gently. If
the avocado gives" a little, it is soft enough for same-day
serving. For serving two or three days later, choose firm fruit
and keep in a cool place, (but not below 40 degrees)
Salads are a favorite way of using avocados. The rich
flavor goes well. with vinegar and other seasonings as well as
other fruits and vegetables. Meats such as chicken, lobster,
shrimp and fish are good combined with avocado cubes or
slices or used as filling i'll a half avocado.
Avocados may be frozen in a PURGE form to be used later
in nodded salads, sandwich filings, ices and dips. Whole or
sliced avocados do not freeze well.
Here are a few suggestions on the use Of the avocado.
This fruit can be used as an appetizer, a deviled dip, as a
spread, in salad, as a refresher, a sandwich fill, in soup, and it
can be baked.
If you want scme recipes kindly contact your Virgin IS
lands Agricultural Program by phone, or mail, Or pay US a
visit; we will be glad to serve you.
, 1958-08-30
PRODUCTION faoM NE MoNz 8r EUW FEHbEH

Special Announcement: The running Time of this colossal
Film is approximately 3a hours. We will therefore NOT
show any coming attraction Trailers.
All AFTERNOON Performances will start
PUNCTUALLY at 5 pm.
All EVENING Performances will start
P~UNCTUALLY at 9 pm.
Kindly be ON TIMEII!
Tickets are now on sale for 55c & 75c at the Box
Office Of the Alexander Theater and at Neazeris Gas
Station in F'sted.
, 1958-08-30

IL n M
THE HOUSE OF O PICTURES
Saturday, Aug. 80 Triple Feature:
DANCE WITH NE HENRY
Bud Abbott : Lou Costello
RIDERS IN THE SKY
Gene Aubrey Gloria Henry
Chapter SEVEN of
H o CAPTAIN AFRICA
Sunday, Aug. 81 I AM A GAMER
Julie Harris Laurence Harvey : Shelley Winters
At last on the Screen John Van Drutens
Drama Critics Circle AWard-Winning PLAY.
The most talked-about subject! Adult Enter
tainment.
Tuesday, Sept. Q Triple Feature:
TERROR AT IDNIGH
Scott Brady Joan Vohs
FOUR BOYS AND A GUN
Frank Sutton Terry Green Jane Fr~anciscus
Chapter EIGHT of
H o. CAPTAIN AFRICA
Wednesday, Sept. PIMA ID
Maria Antonieta Pons : Armando Calvo : Kiko Mendive
#s Oscar Pulido
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-08

RTSentimental
por. Amaranta

Dittanse las cOnutas a BUzoN SENTIMENTAL, p c. Box Sss
que hrmen JUS 'cHtas con un pseuhAnimo o nichles
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-08

MUY AMENA QUEDO LA COMIDA INFORMAL ofrecida en- poches
pasadas en- Ell restaurants "The Garden por I'm grupo de miembros
de la ALBANIA Interamericana que Sc reuni6 para darIe la bien-
venida a la gentil dana sonora Maria SalaS con motive de SD
reciente regresO de Europa en- donde estuvo vsitando la Feria
Mundial de BruSelas. VemOs aqui a la festejada en- compania de
dona Virginia de TOrruelIa, y tambien ora escena de tan calido
agasajo en- donde podemOs distnguir al senior Rudy Lund, dona
Inesita de Gonzalez, doctor Manuel Gonzalez, doha Virginia de
Morales, doha Alicia de KohIy, don Julio T. Mendez, dona Carmea
de Mendez. - FOtO de GORT)
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-08

lugar de victima y es precise
que emplee listed cierta energia
para poner las cosas en- su pun
to. TODD pueS depende de u.s.
ted, que debe ser ell que haga DIR
SUI voz en- ell aSunto.
PARA ANITA
SiendO joven y bonita acept6
la amistad de un hOmbre viejO y
feO, ell cual la viene tratandO
muy nal desde hace seiS meses.
Sin embargo, en- I'm parrafO de
SUI carta dice listed que 10 quiere
y en- oIo que lie tiene lastima.
Ell defectO principal de este HON
bre es que es terriblemente ce.
lOsO. De estOs datos y los dema
detalles que reveal SUI carta de-
duZcO que hay una gran cOnfu-
sion en- SUI mente. Quizas pida
I'd. mas de 10 que da; tai vez ell
hecho de ser bonita lie hace AFRO.
garse una serie de derechos. La
sOIuci6n no esta Ell que dele I'd.
a este hombre sino en- que estu.
die las razones que hacen des-
graciada esta union y las pOnga
remediO y, IuegO que haga listed
10 necesariO para legalizar SUI
Situacion. Esa le~galizacion Eel
matrimOniO) no es I'm detalle; es
algo muy impOrtante sin 10 cuaI
una union carece de permanen.
Cia y solidez.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-08
LA REcETA DEL Ola
POLIO BUENA VISTA
polio (de 2 libras, o 2.1-2)

1 polio (de 2 libras, o 2.1-2)
Apio g
Pimenton
l hoja de laurel (desmenuzada)
/ diente de ajo
2-cebollas
8 sobres de gelatina
/ %cucharadita de sal.
Cololue ell polio, cortado en- pre-
sas; en- la sarten, cubra con aqua.
Anada ell apio, ell pimenton, la
hoja de laurel, la cebolla y la sal.
Dele que hierva, cubra, cueza a
fuego iento durante / bora. Escu.
ira y dele enfriar Ell polio. Ponga'
10 en- la refrigeradora durante /
bora, por 10 menos. Conserve ell ca
do. Avlande la gelatina con una
taxa de aqua fra. Anada al caldc
caliente y mueva hasta que la gela'
tina sc disuelva. Enfrie. Refrigere
durante media bora hasta que es'
pese. Vierta sobre ell polio hasts
cubrirlo completamente. Vuelva
poner en- la refrlgeradora y enfrie
durante ! bora.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-08
Muy estimada lectora:


Sus lagrimas no tienen razon
de ser Son6 listed ardientemen-
tie con ell m%atrimonio, como nos
corresponds a toda mujer, y aho-
"a, a la primera tormenta, llora
desconsoladamente. Ignora que
solo comienza su novela, 10 con.
trario del paSado, donde ell SEN
lido romantico del amor concluia
al pie del altar. CQue es preferi-
BILE, amiga Cristlna? No hay du.
da que la lucha, porque batallar
por ell objetc amado es la mas
dulce tarea para la mujer, va
que ell matrimonio en- ST mismo
constituye un derecho a la d.
cha eterna Esta no es un regalo
de bodas que Nuestro Senior
ofrece a los recieu casados, es
una decision que ambos deben
tomar en- ell momento en- que Sc
consuma ell vinculo conyugal.
Hay que tomar la resolution
de tener voluntad para afroutar
con valentia los trastornos; a
impedir la monotonis suscitada
por la costumbre; a renovarse
fisica y moralmente para mantle
ner viva Ia hoguera del amor.
~ como Sc logro ESQ? Sc que
esta listed haciendose esta pre-
gunta mientras lee mis- lineas.
Mi respuesta es sencilta y fuer-
Re: con esfuerzo. Renovandose
cada dia para dar a la persona
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-08

Cumple hoy seis amos de edad
ell gracioso nino Tommy Leh.
man, quien desenvuelve SUI tier
ma personalidad entire Antiquities
norteamericanoS y latinoameri-
nos en- una identification espi.
ritual con unos y otros que ha-
ra de Ell ell ciudadano inmejora-
BILE del future. Tommy entiende
la confraternidad entire los lati-
noamericanos y los estadouni-
denses mejor que muchos adul.
tos. En- csc ambiente de cordia-
lidad interamericana va crecien-
do y cultivando sus sentimientos.
Para Tommy nuestros mejores
deseos por SUI felicidad, que ma
cemos extensivos a sus aprecia.
bles padres, ell ST.. William Leh.
man y sonora.
cumpIeoFos
Entire ell regocijo de sus pa
dres y amiguitos, celebro aver
su cumpleanos ell inteligente nj
no TuliO Briceno, hijo de don
Raul BricenO y SUI culta esposa,
dona Gloria de BricenO. Vayan
para Tulio y sus dichosos papas
nuestra mas cordial felicitacion.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-08
DEL HQGAR-por Victoria ALetandxa
e POEMA De HOY
SOBRE la CRUZ DEL TREBOL

Por ell comino de Ia Voz
van noeiendome espinos.
Ell treboI quedo Iejos;
como Vineto recortodo
sobre ell flo ozuI del horizonte.
Como sonero mi voz por los ominos
Hocio un punto de amor
Sc van mis- quejos este noche.
(Cuondo sea Ia sed mas sed que nniedo,
me reptile Ia sombro)
Teneo un p~ensomiento de Iocuro
y es que ell trebol, oqueI que trepo al cieIo
Sc ho IIeVodo en- su cruz mi amor de aqua.
lo dejord en- Ia nube,
Ia nube 10 olconzord sobre los ostros.
Mas, ioIeun dio descenderd a mi sed!
(Cuondo sea la sed mds sed que miedo,
oooso entonces volverd q tus lobios)
iOh, mi trebol en- cruz,
crucificodo en- tn cruz de nieve
este mi eorozon!
iQuien sobe 81 10 soIve Ia esperonzo!
TreboI de luz, Vineto sobre ell sue1o,
llevos mi amor de oeuo en- oluvion de rios!
Cuondo sea Ia sed mos sed que riedo,
todos los rios pondron aqua
sobre tu amor de oeuo y el mar 81 sol)
iQue omoreo teneo ell llonto en- este noehe
en- que Sc van mis- Quejos
hocio I'm punto de amor!
Ouondo sea Ia sed mos sed que miedo,
los olos llevoron sol de rus Ioerimos.)
Trebol de sonbro, HERE, d~esoorro,
viertene de Ia nube
mi amor de oeuo...
tCuondo seq 10 sed mos sed que nniedo,
sobre 10 cruz del treboI
serbs crucifieodo)
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-08
agE IISAl S =
dc SsIzlSSM al


OespedidG
Despues de haber pasado varias
semanas en- Miami, en- viaje de pla-
Ger, regresa hoy por la via aerea a
La Habana, Cuba la gentil se1o-
rita Rebeca Osorio Diaz.
La despedimos cordialmente,
deSeandole una feliz travesia y IN
pronto regreso por estos lares.
De PonomGI
Por la via aerea y procedente
de Panama, llegara esta noche a
Miami la distinguida DANA dona
Lisa Morrice de V~allarino, a quien
nos complace p~resentar un cordial
Saludo y desear una permanencia
muy placentera en- Miami.
De Bosotd
Saludamos atentamente al senior
Carlos J. Cleves ~ sonora LeonOr
Esguerra, de BOgOta, Colombia,
quieneS pasan una temporada de
recreo en- Miami.
Aniversorio Matrimonial
En- ell dia de aver celebro un
nuevo a~niversario de bodas ell Sc.
nor Arthur Atkinson, Consul de
Republica de Finlandia en- Miami
durante muchos amos, y su gentil
esposa, Evelyn M. de Atkinson.
Vayan para ellos nuestras mas
calidas f~elicitaciones y votos por
Su ventura personal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-08
Cuisines De HOLLYWOOD

California
Cast todos los publicos Sc han
~preguntado, que ha sido de la
bellisima y excitante estrella de
"Muneca de Carne", Carroll Ba-
ker... Pues bien, esta gran &C.
triz reaparecera ante las CANA.
ras, despues de dos amos de au-
sencia, en- Ia super production,
de la Warner Bross., 1.-THE Mi
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-08
ENTIRE LA ESPADA Y
LA PARED

Querida Amaranta: Soy un
hOmbre casado que quiere pOr
igual a SUI esposa y a SUI madre.
Ambas desean cuidarme y aten.
derme, pero 10 malO es que no
congenIan y que esa d%isparidad
de caracteres PRODUCE cheques
muy desagradables En- vista de
TODD ESQ jcuaI es SUI opinion?
;DebO vivir con mi espOsa y de.
Jar a mi madre, o 10 cOntrario?
EDWARD
Su problema es, por desgracia,
muy corriente y, cueste 10 que
cueste, e precise que pongan am
has in poquito de SUI parte para
resolverlo, actuando listed de
mediator, Haga listed yer a su
madre de que 81 mediterranean
tie 10 quiere, debe resptar los
derechos de SUI esposa. Ponerse
frente a ella es I'm acto negative
que redundaria en- SUI desgracia,
es decir, I'm acto de egoismo y
no de carino, Por muchos que
sean los derechos de su madre,
son mayores los de SUI esposa y
las madres deberian saber que
su mission es criar a los hijos,
pero no %eIercer sobre ellos una
tutela eterna. Siendo listed tan
querido, lie ponen ambas en- un
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-08

De Puerto Rico
Disfruta de unos dias en- Miami,
procedentes de Puerto Rico, ell Sc
nor Rafael Ramos Gregory,
quien nos complace saludar cor
dialmente y deSear una estadia
muy placentera entire nosotros.
CumpIeonos
Celebro recientemente en- un
nuevo ano de vida la gentil dana
sonora Maria de Flores, a quien
nos complace felicitar calurosa-
mente y desear largos amos mas de
vida, plenos de alegrias bienesta.
res.
Nos es grato enviar I'm cordial
Saludo al apreciado caballero Sc
nor Dimas Mir con motive de la
grata celebration de su cumplea-
nos en- ell dia de aver y aprovecha-
mos la OCCASION para desearle que
goce de muchos amos mas de exis-
tencia.
Celebra hoy la grata OCCASION de
SUI cumpleanos la preciosa nina
Linda Marie Bob, hija del senior
Harold Bob y sonora, la apreciada
dana panamefa, EleOnora Verga-
ra de Bob.
Nos complace felicitarla carl
nosamente y desearle que goce de
muchos, y muy dichosos, amos mas
de vida.
Nuestros parabienes en- ell dia
de hoy, con motive de la grata ce.
lebracion de I'm nuevo aniversario
de su natalicio, para ell estimado
caballero Arg Eduardo P0mareda
y nuestros votos porque goce de
muchos amos mas de existencia.
-(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-08
cARMELINA VIzcARRoNDo.

racle", que a un costo de nu-
chos millones, sera filmads en- Ell
nuevo revolucionario sistema, CT
nemiracle, bajo la direction de
Irving Rapper. Esta sera sin du-
da, ell role mas importante, que
los estudios de la Warner Bros,
ofrezcan en- este ano. Carroll
Baker, interpretara desde luego
-(Pasa a la pag. T.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-08

cumpIeanos
En- dias pasados cumplio I'm nue.
vo ano de vida la preciosa ninita
Elizabeth FrugOne, hija del senior
Carlos Frugone y sonora, Violeta
de FrugOne, miembros estimados
de nuestra colonia ecuatoriana re-
sidente en- esta ciudad.
A las muchas felicitaciones que
reciba con motive de tan dichosa
OCCASION, unimos las nuestras muy
sinceras que hacemos tambien ex-
tensivas a sus amantisimos padres.
X 4 .
Ell domingo cumpli6 I'm nuevo
ano de vida ell gracioso nino Agus-
tin MOnge, algeria del hogar for
mado por ell senior Agustin Mon
&c y sonora, Hidelina de Monge,
miembros estimados de nuestra
colonia hispanoamericana residen-
tie en- Miami.
Nos complace enviarle nuestras
felicitaciones muy especiales y
deseos de que disfrute de una
prolongada y prospera existencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-08
Cara a Una Lectora que
Sc Firn1a Cristina

armada la sensation tan codi-
ciada de reposo y de paz. Los
buenos libros, la musica y cual-
quiera otra manifestation artis-
-(Pasa a la pag. y
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-08
Bodos de AIqodon

Bodos de AIgodon
Recientemente celebraron la gra.
ia OCCASION de SuS Bodas de Algo.
don, segundo aniversario matrimo-
NAL, ell senior John Basil Ross y Sc
nora, la gentil dana dominicana,
Margarita Herrera de Ross.
Vayan para ellos nuestraS mas
calidas f~elicitaciones y votos por
SUI ventura personal.
De Europe
Procedentes de Europa, en- dom
de disfrutaron de I'm i%nteresante
recorrido por sus principles ca
pitales, hacen una corta escala en-
Miami las distinguidas senori-
tas Mona Lisa y Mayra VallarinO,
anteS de seguir viaje hacia Pana-
ma por la via aerea.
Les presentamos un carinoso sa-
Judo y les deseamos una perma-
nencia muy placentera entire no.
Sotros.
AImuerzo
La senorita Rosita Vivanco Go
mez ofrecio un delicioso almuer-
20 en- SUI Residential de Miami
Springs en- dias recientes para
festejar a la senorita Coralia Der.
mudez, de San Juan, Puerto Rico,
quien Sc encuentra en- Miami dis
frutando de una temporada de es-
parcimiento.
Fueron invitadas, ademas, nu-
merosas de sus otras amistades.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-08

Nos complace felicitar cordial.
mente al senior Francis Miller, Con.
sui de la Republica de Bolivia en-
Miami durante muchisimos amos,
quien celebro en- Ell dia de aver
la grata OCCASION del a~niversario de
SUI natalicio.
%%@
Nos es grato enviar nuestras ca.
rinosas felicitaciones a la primoro-
sa nina Finnia Johnston, hija de In
estimada dana colombiana, doha
Ligia Abril de Johnston, con mo-
two de la grata celebration del
a%niversario de SUI nacimiento en- q
dia de aver. ,r
Evening star., 1958-07-11
YOUR FAMILY AND you
Should Bachelors Get
Same Pay as atherS

hundredth Of the total pay
roll Of the pool: 50 every
high school Is paying exactly
the same for its principal,
although the principal him
self may be getting $4,000,
$1,000, or any other amount.
Thus II a high school tried
Evening star., 1958-07-11

this continent. n would
eoualizs the burdens Of family
life without adding one cent
to taxes.
TITS economically sound,
socially Just, and eugenically
necessary. ! defy anyone to
prove otherwise"
Thanks. professor. III bet q
wooden nickel that some Of
my correspondents. especially
unmarried women teachers.
win at least assert the con-
trary, I'll be- glad to hear
from them. The question Is
before the house.
Evening star., 1958-07-11
SERVICE
SCENE
Continued From Page B-1

Continued From Page B..
Attache in London. Capt.
Selma Albatros who accom-
panied the Defense Minister
here; Mai. Gen. Pertev Gokse,
Col. Durham Goskel, Capt.
Dehzat Cakici, the Naval At
tache here. and 1t. Col. Alb
durrahman Atun, Acting Mill
tary Attache here.
Also present were Deputy
Secretary Of Defense Donald
A. Quarles, the chairman Of
the Joint Chiefs of stan, Gen.
Nathan B. Twining; Secretary
of the Army WILDER M.
Brucker, Undersecretary Of
the Navy William B. FRANKIE,
Secretary of the Air Force
James H. Douglas. Army
Chief of STAFF Maxwell D.
Taylor, Chief Of Naval Oper-
atoms Arleigh Burke, the As
sistant Commandant Of the
U. S. Marine Corps, 1t. Gen.
v. j. McCaul, and Assistant
Secretary of Defense DR.. Paul
D. Foote.
Still others attending the
large luncheon were Assistant
Secretary of Defense Mans
field Sprague, General Graves
B. Erskine, 1t. Gen. A. P. Fox,
1t. Gen. Clovis E. Byers, Rear
Admiral c. K. Bergin, Assist
ant Secretary of State Will
liam M. Rountree, Director Of
Central Intelligence Allen w.
Dulles, and Mr.. Oliver M.
Gale, special assistant to the
Secretary Of Defense.
Evening star., 1958-07-11

to save money By hiring =
bachelor. It would merely Be
having 10 pay part Of the
salary Of the principal in
some other district. There
would therefore be only one
reason for hiring 3 man.
namely, his ability.
'The size Of his family
would not affect the tax
payers.
This system is widely used
abroad. and has been used In
q limited way both IN private
industry and In colleges on
Evening star., 1958-07-11

make q tour Of Spain,
She will visit The Fair in
Brussels when the National
Symphony Orchestra, for
which she is an ardent
worker, makes its appearance.
Evening star., 1958-07-11
BY DIR. PAUL PoPENoE

NatlonAl NeWhnaper syndicate
Should bachelors and
fathers receive the same pay9
Let Professor v. answer that
question.
with all the complaint
about inadequate salaries,
especially for teachers" he
writes. I'm surprised some
Of your c correspondents
haven't brought up the ques-
ton Of Selective Family
Wage.
"The real trouble is that
we don't seem to think that
wives and children have to
eat. Here's q school that
pays its unmarried princi-
pal 5000 q year. Very well,
he has IS. 900 q year to spend.
When he leaves, they appoint
as his successor q married
man with four children. They
give him the same paycheck
but he doesn't have $4,000
Q year to spend.
10% For wife
First. he must support his
family. Economists say a
wife will take at least 20ss
Of her husbands salary. If
she can manage q house on
20T6, she's a real geniusl
The economists then say
each minor child win take
at least 15so Of the salary.
Thus, the principal has to
deduct from his pay check
209s plus four times 1876.
or 500 altogether, leaving
him 20To Of his salary. or
$1,000 q year for the same
job that paid the bachelor
5000.
"The remedy Is simple.
Make the real wage, that is,
the standard Of living, equal
for equal work. Here's how:
A school district fixes q basic
wage. say. $4,000 for the job.
That much is paid to anyone,
male or female, married or
single, who Is appointed.
But If the candidate has o
wife Cor husband!) to sup
port, there is an addition Of
20 per cent to the salary for
this purpose, and Is per cent
for each minor child.
Then the bachelor is get
ting $4,000 for the Job and
the man with a wife and
four children is getting 81. 400
for the same job; but actually
they are getting exactly the
same real wage. because now
they can maintain the same
standard of living.
would the school board
hire a bachelor, or unmar-
ried woman. to save money?
That's prevented by the
equalization pool, which
should accompany the selec-
tive family wage.
In Pool
"All the high schools Of a
given degree of Importance
in a State or Province-say q
hundred Of them - are
grouped in a pool, and the
principals are paid directly
by this pool, which pays one
man $4,000. another $1,000,
according to need.
Then the local high school
is debited not with the
amount it offered its prin-
cipal, but with one one
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France. She win be abroad
for three months. After sew
.eral weeks In Paris, where as
Franceska Kaspar she was q
student Of singing, she will
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Mrs. Huron L0wSon
En- Route to Europe

Mrs. Huron w. Lawson has
sailed aboard the Liberte for
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CHICO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Jan. % lR,.--Salable
hogs 1000; slow so TO rs lower on
butchers: closed mostly rs lower: eows
scarce weak TO rs lower. only fair
shipping demand more i.2 butchers
In receipts mainly in 22O-24O ID
yeisht range; receipts. INCLUDE fewer
hogs 2-3 10000 ID butchers 600
90 so; q few No : lots down TO 1879;
20. Is; and q few lots mostly Is sSssS-
81 90. around $50 head at 81 90; ga
24u-aaO lbs l0,SO-aO.O 90: with q few
l-s 40 lbs 2O25. ~ mostly Is
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up to $40 lbs down 70 Is so; lareer
lots mixed Grade 375-5AO ID soWS
l le5 X ~; a. fey small lots $40
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early Wednesday; steers Low choice and
below slow; steady 70 so lover than
Wednesday heifers about steady; cows
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gscn SSS'' U sad I Hs%' a is:ss:
and prime 80 bOi hieh good 10 average
choice %, 3b.2s. 49, standard TO aver
age. GOOD 2n5O-s6,00; low choice
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standard down to 1896 utility and
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and utility l2 OO-2O.O0; q few good
400 ID atockers d,00i load good and
choice $50 ID feeders 1850: medium
to low good ESQ lbs 2i.7b.