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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-07
St. John Knights
Install Officers

The Knights of st. John, Com
mandery No. 98, recently install.
ed new officers when the group
met at 581 S. High st. The Jean
cite drill team of st. Elizabeth's
Auxiliary No. 3 was the escort
of honor.
Officers sworn into the Bene-
ficial Society by Colonel Wilbur
Wuellner of the Fourth District
of Ohio were:
Robert Ebrigh I, president;
Leonard Webb, first vice-presi-
dent; Paul Miller. second vice.
president; Henry Webb, financial
secretary; Edwin Walsh, record.
ing secretary; Jack Pope, treas
urer; William Scholl, guard, and
Charles Scholl, messenger.
Officers of the uniform rank
are: Robert Ebright, president;
Paul Miller, viee-president; Har-
ry Webb, financial secretary; Leo
Dietlein. treasurer; VILLA
Scholl recording secretary;
Charles Scholl, guard; Wilbur
Wuellner, first lieutenant; and
Leonard Webb, second lieutenant.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-07
Top Nursing
Students Cited
Al Mt. Carmel

Top students in the Junior and
Senior Glasses at the Mt. Carmel
Hospital School of Nursing were
honored at a convocation held last
week.
Presented with honor pins and
certificates of awards were the
following seniors: Elizabeth Ann
Caryl of Marysville; Beverly Nc
Fadden, 1884 S. Roosevelt Ave-,
and Regina Ryan, 1870 E. Temp
kins ST., both of Columbus.
Juniors: Berniee UhI, 1906
Zettler Rd.; Mary Cecilia Yuns-
fIeiseh, 204 josephine Ave., and
Joan Davis. 205 s. Wayne Ave.
all OF Columbus.
Also honored for high scholas-
tic averages were: Nancy Clay
ton, Mary Ann Cochrun, SUI
anne Conkle, Nancy Durant, Shir-
ley Dowlilg, Leila Euman, Suzanne
Furney, Patricia G;lgannon, Phyl-
lis Jefferis, Janet Peterson, Pa
tricia Schneider and Mary Wee
ley, all seniors.
Juniors who were cited: San
dra Lee Clutter. Elizabeth ].
Dinkler, Marjorie Eyerman, Mary
j. Floyd, Janet L. Henery, Dor
othy Heurich, Rita Ann MCGEE,
Shirley Ann Renninger, Ruth Ann
Topping, and Mary ]. Ventola.
At the same ceremony senior
students were presented with a
corsage and with chevrons to be
worn on their uniforms as evil
dence Of their third year of ex-
perience in nursing.
Applications are now being re-
ceived for the next class to enter
the school this fall. The next
scheduled pre-entrance test will
be March %, at 1890 pm. at
Mount Carmel School of Nursing.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-07
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tend the Solemn Installation GER
emonies Tuesday include:
Archbishop Karl j. Alter,
Archbishop OF Cincinnati who
will be presiding metropolitan
and installing prelate; Arch
bishop Urban ]. Vehr. arehhish-
op Of Denver; Archbishop Paul
c. Schultz, archbishop Of In-
dianspolis, Abp. Edward =. He
ban, arehbishop-bishop OF cIeve-
land. and Abp. Edward Hunk
Ter, archbishop Of Kansas City,
Kansas.
Bishops attending include: Bp.
John F. Dearden, bishop of Pitts
burgh. Bp. John King Mussio,
bishop of Steubenville; Bp. Steph-
en- ]. Kocesko, bishop of Greek
rite, Diocese of Pittsburgh; Bp.
Stephen ]. Woznicki, bishop of
Saginaw, Mich, Bp. Joseph Nj.
Marling, bishop of jefferson City,
NO.; Bishop-elect Victor ]. Reed,
bishop-designate of Oklahoma
City; Bishop Coleman Carroll,
auxiliary to the bishop of Pitts
burgh; Bp. John j. Knoll, aux
iliary to the archbishop-bishop Of
Cleveland: Bp. Floyd r. Begin.
auxiliary to the archbishop-bish-
op of Cleveland; Bp. Peter M.
McManaman. auxiliary bishop to
the bishop of Erie, Pa, and Bp.
Charles G. Maloney, auxiliary to
the bishop of Louisville, KY.
and Bishop Alexander M. Zaleski,
auxiliary bishop of Detroit.
One Abbot will attend the cere-
mony, the Rt. Rev. Abbot Sylves
ter M. Killeen, o. Praem.
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gerry IN University Hospital on
Dec. 8 and was discharged Dec.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-07
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in general session at 4 pm. to
hear Bishop Issenmann.
The conference sessions are
open to delegates only. Register
ed members in CYC who hold
cards and present them will be
admitted to the CYC High Cotil-
lion on Saturday evening at the
Academy.
All youth of Junior and Senior
age groups and young adults have
been invited to attend the Speech
Contest finals and the closing
session of the conference on Sum-
day afternoon.
There will be a special ses-
sion for adult leaders in parish
groups at 2 pm. Sunday. The pro-
gram will deal with the coordin.
alton of the youth program in the
general adult program of the
parish. Mrs. G. w. Belanger, . in
charge of volunteer leader train
ing, for the CYC, will lead the
session.
Assisting Mrs. Belanger in
supervision of the conference are
Mrs. C. ]. Mcdonald and Mrs. d.
Ravens on Hospitality, Mrs. D. J.
Dehner, dinner and brunch ar
rangements; Miss Joan Fisher. CO.
ordinator of the conference pro-
gram; Miss Mary X. Ruddy, regis
t~ration; Miss Dolores Egger,
workshops; Mr.. Alan Hoffman,
Jim Resier and Jim Bradley, en-
tertainment.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-07
Sweetheart Dance Set
By St. Gabriel PTA

The st. Gabriel PTA will hold
a Sweetheart Dance" from 8 to
IL PM, Saturday, Feb. 8, in the
school hall where tickets can be
purchased at the door. Proceeds
will benefit the parish Cub Scouts.
The Sweetheart of the Ball and
her escort will be crowned dur
ing intermission. Method of Sc
lecting the couple will be reveal
ed at the dance. Prizes will be Of
fered.
Dance committee members are
Mr.. AL Demers, MI. Richard
Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Fitch
lehman, Mrs. A. J. Scholl, Mrs.
Adam Carfagna. Mr.. Myers Ack-
erman, Mr.. Charles Morrison, Mr..
and Mrs. Dennis Conway, Mrs.
Thomas Eckenrode, and Mrs.
Bernard Collins, publicity.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-07
More Than 500 Students
AT Journalism Lectures

NEW On than
500 student journalists from the
metropolitan areas high schools
and colleges are expected to at
tend the 18th annual journalism
lectures of the Catholic Institute
of the Press.
Beginning February Z, the
course will be given on Friday
nights by some 80 working news
papermen and women serving as
instructors and lecturers. The
program will be open to high
school seniors and college fresh
men chosen by 100 participating
schools.
More than 5000 students have
been awarded certificates of at
tendance for having completed
the course since it was begun in
1914, according to Sylvester v.
Pointkowski, executive director.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-07
St. Leo PTA Sets
Coffee Social Sunday

A coffee social sponsored by
st. Leo's PTA will be held SUM-
day, Feb. 8 in the school hall,
Hanford and Bruck SITS.
The first, second and third
grades under the supervision of
Sister M. Peter, Sister M. Ver-
ona, Sister M. Carolyn. Sister Do
lores and Mrs. Gerald Mowery,
will furnish the entertainment.
Mrs. Henry Webb Is chairman
of the event which will start at
2 pm.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-07
Priest To Make Tour
Arranged BY Nom Catholic

WASHINGTON-NCeA non
Catholic physician who has serv-
ed as a volunteer at Catholic mis-
sion stations in Ghana and Sara
wax has arranged for the coor-
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gle, gremiale bearer, and FIR. JOS
eph e. Stanton, cross bearer.
Msgr. George r. Schorr will be
notary.
Master of ceremonies for the
solemn ceremonies include Msgr.
James j. Carroll, chancellor,
Fathers Thomas w. Sabrey, Rob-
ert G. White, James A.. Geiger
and Patrick A. Sorohan.
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dinator of foreign mission activi-
ties of American religious con-
gregations to tour Africa.
Father Frederick A. Mcclure,
C.M., executive secretary of Mis-
sion Secretariat here, revealed
that DR.. Linn F. Cooper of Wash
ington, D. c., has underwritten
the total cost of a two-and-a-haif-
month visit to equatorial Africa.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-07
Requiem Mass Sung
For FnmedDr. CrOtH

Requiem Mass was offered Monday in St. Joseph
1892 E. Broad St, who died at his home, Jan. 81.
DR.. Crotti, the citys most famous surgeon, had been
in failing health for some time. He underwent major sur
II in University HosnitaI nnI--- =
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
Mothers Club In
Meeting At Home
OF Mrs. Redmall

The West jefferson Mothers
Club held their January meeting
at the home of Mrs. Carol Red
man.
A very interesting talk was Civ
en- to the Gel. by DR.. Hall of
Ohio State University, who chose
for his topic Athletics and Your
Child" an open discussion follow
ed.
The Pledge was repeated by all
members present after whic h
preparations for the Polio Drive
were discussed.
1t was also decided to hold a
joint meeting with all of the West
Jefferson Gel. groups, for the
purpose of forming new Gel.
Club. The meeting was then ad-
journed, after which the door priz-
es were given.
During the social hour that fol-
lowed, refreshments were served
by the hostess and her co-hostes-
ses, Mrs. Edna Fisher and Mrs.
Nadine Daughtery assisted b
Frances ~Jobe.
There were three guests who
were present for the meeting,
those being, Ann Hayman, Virgin
ia Gutbrod and Jean Anderson.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Rosemary
Recob on Wednesday, February
Oe
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
Installation Services Held Here
For Newly Organized Boy Scouts

Boy Scout Troop 122, a newly
organized troop sponsored by the
First Baptist Church of West JEFF
ferson, held its installation cere-
mony in the church at which time
the Troop Charter was presented
to the church. The ceremony was
conducted by William Davis,
neighborhood commissioner.
AS part of the ceremony, mem
bership cards were presented to
the Institutional Representative,
George Stewart, to the troop COM
mittee members, Wayne Sindle-
decker, chairman, Earnest Nor
gan, advancement man, Edgar Es-
tep, secretary, Scoutmaster and
Explorer Advisor, Dwane Oyster
and Herbert Mundy and to the
following Boy Scouts: James
Shotwell, Paul Greene, David Nor
man, John Guy, Larry Morgan
and Donald Sindledecker.
The troop was also officially
presented an award for their 10C
percent subscription to the Boys
Life Magazine, banner bearing
the inscription Onward for God
and My Country" Color Guards
for the ceremony were James
Shotwell and Paul Greene.
The committeemen's organiza-
tional meeting held on January 20
under the Craftsmanship of Mr.
Sindledecker, at the Oyster home
in Darby Crest, was termed by
Scoutmaster Dwane Oyster as be.
ing one of the best and most sue
cessful committee meetings YET
held, at which a great deal was &C.
complished.
1t was attended by the above
mentioned men with the addition
of Rex Rowley, assistant scout
master anod Webelos Den Leader
of Pack 122, Dennis Flora, Fl.
nanceman and James Skidmore
outdoor man.
1t was at this meeting the com
mittee approved a program fol
selling soap by the troop. Mem
berS will soon be canvassing the
town taking orders. Plans were
also made for a display durins
Boy Scout Week, February 6-1:
and for continuing Boards of Re
view such as the one held January
10.
A hikewhich was scheduled fol
January 25 was cancelled because
of uncertain weather condition:
and then planned it for February
1. A Christmas tree collection
scheduled as a part of the trooT
years work has been completed
The trees were placed on a near.
by farm, to help provide wildlife
shelter.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
Boy Scout Troop
I34 Helps With
Air Raid Alert

Boy Scout Troop l34 which is
sponsored by the West jefferson
Methodist Church, participated in
its second practice air alert on
January 26.
The schedule was handled by
the senior patrol leader and lead
ers of the White Eagle, Golden
Stag and Apache Patrols. They
were supervised by Harry Jack
son, chief observer and assistants
Charles Peters and Alex Pelphrey
At a recent Scout meeting, Lar
ry O'Harra and Richard Ellinger
appeared before the Board of Re-
view and were advanced to first
class rank.
The troop is in preparation for
a ham and bean dinner to be serv-
cd at the Methodist Church, Fri
day, February Z from 5 to Z pm
Adults S100 and children 65 cents
Tickets are available from troop
members.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
Twelve Members
Attend Meeting
OF Martha Circle

There were twelve members
present for the last meeting of the
Martha Circle of the Woman's So
ciety of Christian Service for the
Methodist Church, which was held
at the home of Mrs. Charles Phil
lips.
Mrs. ]. c. Kile, leader of the
group, conducted devotionals as
well as the program for the after
noon. For her topic she read an
article on "Methodism in the Unit
ed States" recently published ir
a current magazine.
The group had as its unexpect-
ed guests of the afternoon, Mr.
and Hrs. Edward Fluge from Pa.
taskala who were formerly resi-.
dents of West jefferson.
Refreshments concluded the so.
cial hour at the close of the very
enjoyable afternoon. The next
meeting of this group will be helc
on Wednesday, February 26 at the
home of Mrs. j. c. Kile.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
Rebekah Lodge Holds Installation
OF 1858 Officers At Meeting Here

Naomi; Mrs. Hester Beckett, Sup
porter; Mrs. Louise Robinson, De-
gree Captain;
Mrs. Margaret Galloway was
then escorted by the Deputy Mar
shall to her chair as new Past
Noble Grand. The Past Noble
Grand Jewel was then presented
to her as a gift from the lodge.
She in turn presented each of her
officers of the past year with a
beautiful white hobnail candy
dish, as a gift of appreciation for
their fine work.
The Lodge colors of pink and
green was the color scheme used
throughout the decorations in the
hall as well as the refreshment
table which was centered with a
beautiful floral arrangement of
pink poinsettas. Mrs. Kathryn
Long, newly installed Noble
Grand presided at the table Mrs.
Hester Beckett was chairman of
the refreshment committee.
The next meeting will be held
on February 3 at 8 pm. when the
losers of the State Sales Tax
Stamp Contest, headed by Mrs.
Marcille Faust, will give a party
for the winners which was headej
by Mrs. Jean Graves.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
FirebeIIes Hold
Meeting For New
Officer Group

The West Jefferson Firebelles
held their last meeting in the club
room at the firehouse, which was
also installation of new officers
for So.
Those being Mrs. Raymond Car
ter, president; Mrs. Earl Walker,
vice president; Mrs. George Stick
ell, secretary; Mrs. Richard John
son, treasurer.
Winners of the Betty Crocker
coupon contests were announced,
Mrs. Richard Hockenbery being
first, Mrs. Richard Johnson was
second and Mrs. George Stickel
third.
The group collected 1884 OF
these coupons for the year of 81
They will continue to save these
coupons and will appreciate any
donation by anyone not having use
1 for them. The sum of $50 was also
donated by the group to the fire.
! men.
A new member, Mrs. Earl That
cher, was welcomed into the group
at this meeting Hostess for the
meeting was Mrs. Nell Wetzel.
Door prizes were won by Mil
dred Sollars, Betty Jester and
Donna Hockenbery.
The next regular meeting will
be held on February 20 in the club
room, with Mrs. Pat Ball serving
as hostess.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04

The Coral Rebekah Lodge 222
OF West Jefferson held its annual
installation of officers during its
last meeting.
The regular meeting was open
ed by Mrs. Margaret Galloway.
after which Deputy President,
Mrs. Marie Pelphry and her in
stalling staff, Mrs. Norma Jean
Hockenbery, Deputy Mars h a /;
Mrs. Louise Robinson, Deputy
Warden; Mrs. Martha Engle, Mu-
sician; Mrs. Gladys Hockenbery,
Deputy Secretary; Mrs. Maybel
Elliott, Deputy Treasurer; Mrs.
Dorothy SieboId Deputy Chap
lain; Mrs. Florence Kell, Deputy
Inside Guardian; Mrs. Dessa Nc
Coy, Deputy Outside Guardian;
installed the following officers for
1858:
Mrs. Kathryn Long, Noble
Grand; Mrs. Blanche Geyer, Vice
Noble Grand; Mars. Maybel Eli
oft, Right Side Noble Grand; Mrs.
Alice Siebold, Right Side Vice
Grand; Mrs. Ethel Marshall, Left
Side Vice Grand Mrs. Marie Han
scel, Warden, Mrs. Marcille Faust,
Conductor; Mrs. Betty McNutt,
Musician; Mrs. Marie Pelphry,
Chaplain; Mrs Betty Estep, Color
Bearer; Mrs. Viola Murray, Inside
Guardian; Mrs. Mary Elliott, Out
side Guardian; Mrs. Alberta Col
Inns, Recording Secretary; Mrs.
Thelma Graves, Financial Secre-
tary; Mrs. Lorna Bidwell, Treas
urer; Mrs. Ruth Thomas, Ruth;
Mrs. Edith Morgan, Supporter;
Mrs. Norma Jean Hockenbery,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
Fairfield Group
To Have Special
Supper On Feb. 5

There will be turkey supper at
the Fairfield high school cafeteria
on Wednesday evening, February
5 and serving time will be from
5 to 8 pm.
The supper is being sponsored
by the Religious Education. The
public has been extended a special
invitation to come and bring your
families. Tickets are now available
or may be purchased at the door.
Adults SIPS and children so cents.
If anyone would like to sell
tickets for this worthy organiza-
ton, call Frank Rector at TR g.
8737.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
Turkey Supper Set At
Fairfield Wednesday

There will be a turkey supper
served by the Religious Education
al Committee at Fairfield School
on Wednesday evening, February
5 from to s pm.
Everyone mas Deen invited to
come and enjoy this meal. Adults
S1.25 and children so cents.
Tickets are now available or
may be purchased at the door on
Wednesday night.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
Line Officers Of
District i8 Join
For Dinner Meet

The Line Officers of District Is
enjoyed a luncheon at the Kerr
Deen Inn in Springfield on Sat
urday, February / with the Eliza
beth M. Hood Chapter and Urbana
Chapter serving as hostesses.
Those attending from the local
chapter were Imogene Bidwell
Nellie Mardosi, Isabelle Johnson
and Elizabeth .Poulson.
Also on Saturday, Mrs. Carrie
Holway, the 1857 Matron of West
Jefferson attended the regular
meeting and luncheon of the "51
Varieties" at the home of Heller
McKinnon at Springfield
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
Domestic Science
Club Announces
Me ee+ing Changes

The Domestic Science Club of
West jefferson has announced the
change in their meeting place for
Thursday, February 6. The meet
ing will be held at the home of
Mrs. Wendell Steinmetz instead of
Mrs. r. A. Borlands which was
formerly announced. The meeting
will be held at pm.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
Grange Sponsoring
Chicken-Ham Dinner

The West Jefferson Oar b y
Grange is sponsoring a ham and
chicken supper at the grange hall
on Sunday evening from 5 to 7:30.
You may have your choice and all
the trimmings. Adults SIPS and
children 65 cents.
A special invitation has been
extended to all to come and bring
the family on Sunday evening,
February 9.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
ED BYERS BREAKS
ARM; HOSPiTALIZED

Mr.. Ed Byers of Lilly Chapel is
patient. in Marion hospital
after suffering a broken arm. He
had been residing in Marion, Ohio
with his daughter, Mrs. Mary
Bowler.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
IN HOSPITAL

IN HOSPITAL
Mr.. c. N. Picklesimer, father of
Mr.. James Picklesimer, Merriman
Drive, West jefferson, is in very
serious condition in Marysville
Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17

Washington's Blue Plains plant.
2. Building a major sewer line
to serve the airport and sur
rounding area in the line of the
proposed Washington circum-
ferential freeway. The circum-
'ferential is to cross the Potomac
at Cabin John. The sewer line
would connect with an ex-
tension of the Upper Potomac
sewage interceptor for ultimate
disposal in Washington's treat
ment plant at Blue Plains.
Members pointed out that PLAN
ming this construction and
right-of-way. acquisition in con-
junction with the highway prof.
ect would help keep the cost
down. The highway and air.
port are both scheduled to be
finished in 1861.
8. A cross-Potomac line near
Great Falls to carry sewage
from the airport and other
upper county areas for ultimate
disposal at Washington's plant.
1t was recalled that the authori-
tative report on Potomac pollu-
ton abatement by Abel Wolman
& Associates made this recon-
mendation,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17

Bull Run. Broad Run enters
the Potomac above Metropoli-
tan Washington's water supply
intakes now being completed at
Little Falls Dam. Bull Run
flows into the Occoquan above
the intakes of the Alexandria
Water Co., which supplies water
to large areas of nearby Vir-
GINA.
Council President Harold
Gray said proposals to have the
airport sewage enter either
stream would be highly I'M
satisfactory"
Among alternatives suggested
by the committee were:
l. A pipeline connection to
the Pimmit Run interceptor
soon to be built by Fairfax
County with the help of $45, 900
in Federal pollution abatement
funds. Members noted unofi-
cial estimates that the cost
of running a sewer line, with
the necessary pumping sta
tons, from Chantilly to the
Pimmit Run watershed would
be about the same as it would
be to build a treatment plant,
The line will cross the Potomac
via Chain Bridge for disposal at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17
$4,000 Pupils
To See Science
Series on TX

About $4,000 elementary chill
dren, all fifth and sixth grad
ers are expected to be gathered
around Washington-area tele-
vision sets at 1880 am. Monday
for the first in a series of sci
ence programs.
The estimate was made yes
terday by T. Darrell Drum
mond. selected by the Greater
Washington Educational Tele-
vision Association, as the sci
ence teacher in its series OF
weekly telecasts to all area
school systems. Mr.. Drummond
spoke yesterday to members OF
the Sertoma Club at 1884 ]
street NV.
outer space" will be the
topic of the first program. he
said. He revealed he had OBJ
tanned permission from the
Smithsonian Institution to ex-
hibit a meteorite in connection
with the talk.
Also featured will be a space
suit with IAN airman inside, -
Mr.. Drummond reported.
Mr.. Drummond said there
may be some objection to the
series. He is replacing Liberace
a pianist. over WTTG-TV in
the 1880 am. time slot.
He said he hopes the pro-
grams will lessen the need fol-
better scientific education in
the lower grades.
-Four school systems are par
ticipating in the project.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17

mission had improperly been
delegating review of George
town building and other plans
referred by the District for
clearance. A three member
architect committee appointed
by the commission has no
power to act on such plans, the
memo commended.
Mr.. Wilson, questioned by a
reporter on this point. cate
gorically denied any such dele
cation. He declined to COM
ment further. however.
Gen. yelling said he had not
seen the Gray memorandum
prior to yesterday and also was
unfamiliar with the letter from
Mr.. Finley. which was adj
dressed to Com missione err
Robert E. Mclaughlin. Mr..
Mclaughlin is in Europe.
The Engineer Commissioner
and Commissioner David B.
Karrick noted Mr.. Gray'S stand
and ordered it communicated
to subordinates. but the COM
missioners did not take a policy
position on the subject. Gen.
yelling said.
Mr.. Finley was unavailable
yesterday. Asked whether he
thought the Fine Arts body
would take up the newest turn
on the matter, Mr.. Wilson said
he could not predict.