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AUTO statesmen

The best line Of cars in America,
the right finance plan, volume al.
yertising. Now 3 more wide awake
hungry salesmen are needed to
complete the ideal auto sales pic
ture. Apply to Mr.. Herson or Mr.
MANHATTAN AUTO
7th AND p CTC NJ VIZ
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THOS. J. OWEN q SON,
AuctioneeFs,
iii = ST NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE. CON
SlSTING OF AN UNDIVIDED IN
BRfcK DWELLfNo. "gSESIfT NEee
PREMISES 1894 CARROLLBURo
PLACE SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trus
duly recorded. in Liber No. 945s
FOLIO 579 ct seq, of the land rec.
ords Of the District of Columbia
and at the request Of the partl
secured thereby, the UNDERSIGNED
trustees win sell. at public auc,
tion. IN front Of the premises, OF
WEDNESDAY, THE NINETEENTH
AT TWELYE-THIRTY O'CLOCK
Pm. the following described lane
and premises. situate in the Dis.
trict OF Columbia, and designated
as and being. an undivided one.
half interest in and to Lot Mum.
pered one Hundred Four GOA
in Square Numbered Six Hundred
and Fifty-one (66D.
TERMS: Sold subject to q prioi
lbuilding association deed o.
trust for approximately $1,000,
further particulars Of which vii
be announced at time Of sale: thu
purchase price above said trust Il
be paid in cash. A deposit o.
$500 required. Conveyancing. re.
cording, etc, at purchasers cost
ABRAHAM H. LEVIN.
ROBERT @. WEIGHTMAN.
feS.12.1S Trustees.
THOS. J. OWEN q SON,
AuctiOneers,
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

BEVERAGE CONTR0I
BOARD, washington. d. c., Feb
ruary s, 1o5S.--Notice is hereb,
given that the following persons
have applied for licenses under
the D. c. ABC Act, that remon.
strants are entitled TO. be heart
before the granting Of such H.
censes. and that hearings will b
had upon such applications FOL
licenses on Feb. 10. 1858, at II
AN, in Room No. 225. pistrIei
1928, Marry Ellen Simmons, TIA
Trants, Ret. &C" 1852 H st
Bradley. TIA Jimmies Grill. Ret
&C" 2106 18th st. NV: No
1886, Embassy Delicatessen, Inc.
TIA Embassy Delic., Ret. "B,
1850 Columbia Rd. NV: No
$40, Executive House, Inc, TIA
Hotel Roosevelt, Ret. &C." 2l0l
18th St. NV: No. $3.50, Alvin J
Talley and Ruth J. Talley, TIA
Talley-W Wight Restaurant. Ret
ID" 1900 Grant 81. NE: No
$500, Harry Pollin, TIA Sibley
Mkt, Ret. .'B." 1880 N. Capito
st. r. z. WEAKLY. A. W. PAYNE
H: X. scHoLLENBERGER.
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PROPOSALS


GOVERNMENT OF DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, PRocuREMENT OF.
FICE, February 2, l95s.-sEALEr
Room 400. 400 Pennsyivsnis Ave.
until 9 PM, EST, March i1,la5si
and then publicly opened and reac
for construction Of an. Addition 4
Moten Elementary School. Morris
and Evans Roads. Sc. Washing
ton, D. c. Proposal forms, plar'
and specifications obtainable. from
Supervisor. Bid and Contract Sec
R% Dn' 4o4' 400 PsnnsyIvsnia J. Ave T'
NED check for SOB per set paw.
able 70 Collector OF Taxes, b. c
lTelephone MA. $4,000. Ext
237sl. fe7,S.10,11,12.13
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SALESMAN
DAIRY PRODUCTS

DAIRY PRODUCTS
position with V wsSsRRintteoTnm aq asn,
manufaeturer to call on retail druI
ana grocery trade in metropolitan
Wasnineton:. Must have car. w
oner the following ADVANTAGES;
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2. Sales incentive plan
3. Car allowance
4. Paid car insurance
3. Life insurance plan
9. Decentralization benefits
z. Vacations with nay
9. Retirement annuity plan
3. Excellent opportunities for id
vancement
When applying state age, educa,
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Washington, d. c.
statesmen. engineers. once mgrs.
craftsmen, SIS wk. to $4,000
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CENTER; cor. 18th q @ NV
statesmen WANTED = Excellent
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with sales personality; pay plar
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efforts Previous automotive ex.
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SALEsMEN--If your family haS
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Wax Of JU. 1880.
Statesmen. white, 1888. steady
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am. Guardian Federal Bldg,
cameron and Ga. ave, Silver
Spring Nd, RIM. 2l2,
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BARTENDER, white, 25-45, to WofI
nights In nearby Maryland tavern
kitchen exper. helpful but mo-
necessary; starting salary, SS(
VIZ; Christmas bonus, other ben.
ents. Write to Box 3SS-B. Star
BEAUTlCIAN, mgr. or operator;
Md:. near District line. Box ESD
star.
BOOKKEEPER, young, married
man; excellent potential. MontG
County, BETHESDA -EMPL., 500
WIS. ave-. OIL. 0-l535.
CARETAKER, white, for small
farm In southern Nd. not oveI
20. knowledge of horses. House
FURNISHED. JU. 9-3490, ewes. 10
0-4S00.
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DAIRYMAN

D0ORMAN, over rs yrs; hours
evenings and all day Sat. and sun.
Apply MANAGER, Viers Mill The
alter. Silver Spring, Nd. after b:3O
pm. No phone calls.
DRIVER SALESMAN, experienced
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DRIVER SALESMAN, established
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exper. helpful. JC. S-b06s.
DRIVERS-Pleasant work, GOOD
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openings. Apply $500 Lee high.
way. Arlington, YELLOW CITY
CABS.
DRUG CLERK, white, experienced
STRAIGHT day-work. Apply in per.
son. 1883 Macarthur blvd. NV
ELECTR0NIC COMMITTEEMAN, ia,
miliar with television and radit
Ii 4.2S0O
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NELPMEM


REFRIGERATION sERVICEMAN,
experienced in COMMERCIAL re-
frieeration and air-conditioning;
stable year-round work for right
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helpers or apprentices; top sal.
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CASH-PART TIME
Young men 70 work 4 ewes, per
WI Apply RIM. 40. 1Oi n. colunn.
bus st. Alex. 4:30 70 $50. white
only. Gear necessary.
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AUTO BODY AND FENDER MEN
4O;hour week; must be expert
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MENT couNNssEL0Rs; 1919 ? st.
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ENGINEER, operating, 3rd class;
colored:. for Ice. institution; nighi
duty; living quarters avail. Box
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7th AND R SITS. NV.
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ROOM CLERK

White. exper. Elliott Fisher tyne.
writer; IL am. to z pm: SfIH
Ekly. plus I meal. HOTEL con.
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CLERK-T

National news magazine has an
opening in reference library for q
girl who is interested in current
anairs and likes tipping and cleri-
Minimum tipping speed Of 80 w.p.m
Pleasant working conditions.
Evening star., 1958-05-04

" 5-pc. teo and coffee
service. Mfr. list l77.5O,
9e.e9'
M gravy boat and troy.
Mfr. list, 27.5o. l6.99'
M double vegetable
dish. Mfr. list, 81, so.
1899
Additional pieces not
shown:
* Ape. coffee service
Mfr. list, o7.5o. 50. .9e'
IT. l8-in. obIono troy.
Mfr, list, $3.50. 22.oo"
(O) l8" we'll and tree
platter. Mfr, list, 81. SO.
1899
(P) beverage pitcher.
Mfr. list, $500. 22.99"
tQ) combination we'll and
tree plotter. Mfr. list,
37.5O. "a 90"
CR) IS" round troy. Mfr.
list, $500. 1899"
'plas Federal tar
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-10-10
National Shrine Soon To Be Completed
Fine Works of Art AdOrn Great Church

and the American Chemical So
ciety, is doing bas-reliefs for
the exteriors of the east and
west porches.
Pietro Montana, a native of
Italy whose work includes re-
ligious statues and Stations of
the Cross and war monuments
in this country, Puerto Rico and
Italy, is creating high relief fig
ures for the west apse.
Enormous care has gone into
the planning of the exterior de-
tails of the shrine. A committee
of artists, theologians and scrip
ture scholars has worked with
the architect to produce a uni
fled scheme for the 1877 main
items of ornamentation. These
include 81 relief figures, eight
pairs of figures, seven stone re-
lief tympana, 10 mosaic tym-
pana, a statue of Mary Immacu-
late and A inscriptions, plus in
Vulnerable emblems and SYM
bols.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-10-10
No NucIenr Var
Is Belief OF
Famed Historian

England -
Historian and philosopher Chris.
topher Dawson said here prior
to sailing for the United States
that he has ian instructive feel
ing there won't be an atomic
war"
Such q feeling may only be
swishful thinking" Mr.. Dawson
admitted but he pointed out
that whoever starts = nuclear
war twill certainly perish them
selves"
Even should there b sneth.
Or wsr, he added, II might not
necessarily result In IN sIl-ovf
nvelssr conflict. During World
War u. he pointed out, II
was generally expected that
peisens Gas would b used BY
enc Or both sides. but II was
not.
Mr.. Dawson left here with his
wife Valerie to take up his post
Is first professor of Roman Cath.
Ole studies in the Protestant
Oriented divinity school of Har
ward University. Neither he MOI
Mrs. Dawson has ever visited
North America before.
The 68-year-old scholar, q con
vert to Catholicism, said he wa!
looking forward to teaching a
Harvard and to visiting Bos
ton, which he said has becom,
- great Catholic city"
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statues are in churches. semi
naries and schools throughout
the country.
John de Rosen is creating five
marble mosaics for the interior
of the east porch. Mr.. de Rosen,
a native Of Poland, is chairman
Of the Shrine Iconography Com
mittee. Celebrated for his mas
terful use of colors, Mr.. de Ros'
en- has decorated churches in
Europe and in this country, and
was commissioned by Pope Plus
XI to decorate his private chapel
at Castelgandolfo.
Thomas Lo Medico, whose
family group for the Metropoli'
tan Life Insurance building in
New York was exhibited at the
New York Worlds Fair, is cary,
ing six heroic figures for the
wall of the nave.
George Snowden, a native OF
New York, whose sculptures
adorn public and private build.
ings in Europe and this coun.
try, is producing high relief fig.
ures on the exterior of the east
and west porches.
Adolph Block, a native of New
York who trained in this coun'
try and in France, and has de.
signed medals for the American
Telegraph and Telephone Co.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-10-10
MISSION SUNDAY
is COMING
CHECK YOUR
MISSION ANN

The only doctrine of the
Church presently denied by
the Communists is that of the
Primary of Peter, the Vicar
Of Christ. Then why do we not
concentrate our prayers and
sacrifices on that belief? We
will travel four thousand
miles to see the Vicar of
Christ, but not put four thou
sand cents into his hands for
the propagation of the Faith
in Mission lands. The Lord
will bless you for aiding other
causes and particular groups
or societies, but he will bless
you more for making a sacri-
flee directly to the cause of
the Church universal, for all
missions, all missionaries, all
places. You do this whenever
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-10-10

in the tympanum over the cen.
ter door. He is doing a total of
seven tympana for the adorn-
ment of the shrine. A native of
England and Fellow of the Royal
Society of British Sculptors, he
has been in the United States
since 1925 and has done work
for st. Patrick's Cathedral and
the Cathedral of st. John the
Divine in New York City.
Twenty-six figures on but
fresses are being sculpfvred
by Joseph Flsri, q nsfive OF
Brooklyn whose statues, cruel
fixion groups and portrait
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-10-10

over the main door in the
south wall Of the shrine.
Lee Lawrie is doing eight
sculptured panels to flank the
central door of the shrine's up.
per church. A native of Ger.
many, he has won honors in
England, taught at Yale and
Harvard, advised on the redeco-
ration of the Senate and House
chambers in the US. Capitol and
served as consultant to the
American Battle Mon u m e n t S
Commission.
John Angel is sculptor of the
Annunciation scene that will be
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-10-10

the outside wall Of the north
spse is the great carving OF
Mary, the Immaculate Queen
Of the World. This is the work
Of Ivan M~estrovie, . native OF
Croatia, an exile from Yugo.
sIsvis. q long time resident Of
this country, and already rank
cd among the great sevlptors
Of the world. He has been hon.
ored in Edinburgh, Prague,
Munich, Vienna, Bucharest,
zasreh, Belgrade. Brussels
and elsewhere. He is also the
sculptor Of the statue Of Mary
Immaculate which is TO stand
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-10-10

Materially what sacrifices do
the Catholics OF The United
States make for The spiritual
truth Of The Primary Of Pet
err Last year, the Catholics Of
The United States gave the
Holy Father zoe apiece, for
The entire year or the equiv.
aIsnt Of . package Of cigar.
cites. But The per capita Ok.
psnditvre on cigarettes was
$38 and $50 was The per cap.
itaI expenditure on alcohol
for The year.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-10-10

less t h n
o e p e r
cent of the
total popu-
{ n of
China the
Communists
declare that
the Catholic
Church j S
Enemy No.
l." Recent
H. they have
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-10-10

tried to set up a SO called
patriotic Church" for two
reasons: y "A love of souls"
q "A need Of filling the va.
cant dioceses with new bish-
ops"
Now, II may be asked why
Is the Holy Father pointed out
did these diocssss become IVA.
esnt"7 BY persecution, exile,
and msrtyrdom Of the rishffvl
shepherds by the commun-
lists.
What then is the purpose
behind the soft words of the
Communists? The total de-
struction of the Church by
setting up a Church with the
same Creed and the same Sac
raments, but, and this is inn
portant, separated, isolated and
disjoined from the Holy Fa-
ther, the Vicar of Christ! They
will keep the branches but
not the vine, because they
know the branches will die;
they will keep the body but
not the head for they know
that eventually such q body
will die; they will keep the
rays of the sun, if not the
sun, that the world may event.
ually perish in darkness.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-10-10
God Loves YOU
Reds Use Soft Words
To Explain Brutality
by Bishop Fulton j. Sheen

The Communists in China
have lately directed much Of
their attention to the Church.
Though the Catholics number
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-10-10

WASHINGTON A
church being built here is
expected in time to become
one of the great focal points
of artistic interest. 1t is
likely to become world fam.
Gus.
The church Is The National
Shrine Of the lmmsevlafs Con-
Sspticn.
The structure itself Is a.
ready known, because Of It's
sreaf sire and beauty. There
are several standards by which
10 measure the size Of Q sfrve-
fure. BY some Of these, fhs
shrine is one Of the 10 largest
religious sdifiees in the world.
Moreover. IFS design. with
marvellous attention TO detail.
has won high praise in many
quarters.
What is not so well known is
the fact that there is being
brought together ut the shrine
some of the best work of some
of the most distinguished con.
temporary artists. In the nature
of things, the fame of these
artists will continue to grow,
and in years to come students
will look. to the shrine to find
prime examples of their arts.
try.
The architecture of the shrine
L. replete with symbolism hon
oring, as might be expected, the
Mother of God.
Some Of the symbols include:
Fisvr Dc Lis - symbol Of
purify and royalty.
Cedar Of Lebanon - indi-
Gates Our Lady towers, with
her sanetity snd beauty,
above all The ether saints or
even OF ths angels.
Tower OF Ivory - express
o. strength. purity and tram
sesndant beauty Of Our Lady.
Star Of ihs Sea - popular
Interpretation Of Miryam, the
Hebrew original Of The Name
Of Mary.
The letters A and IA inter-
fwinsd. the first letters Of the
Ave Maria.
Other symbolism includes:
The Cross, at the peak of the
roof. marked by Greek symbols
which state that Christ con
quers. Palm branches, symbol,
of victory, flank the cross.
Pomegranate - used as sym
boil Of the Glorio's mysteries
with the five chapels in the
North Apse being dedicated to
each of the glorious mysteries.
This will also be carried over
into the East and West Apse,
where the Passion flower for
the sorrowful mysteries and the
Rose for the joyful respectively
will be the symbols and the
ehapels dedicated to each OF the
five mysteries.
a greet work, and enc that
h perhaps unique In this
country, has been In The pos.
session Of The shrine and on
display for more than two
decades. This IL . mosaic re-
production Of THE lmmseu-
lsfs Conception" . painting
BY MvriIlo thar hangs In The
Prsdo gallery In Madrid. A
sift Of Pope Benedict XIV
which WAS actually sent TO the
Shrine by his immediate sue
essser, Pope Plus xl, fhe mo.
sale ives executed in the vsti-
cen mosaic works. " II On out
standing Example Of Q parfieu.
lar type Of mosaic.
Now the sculptures, paintings
and mosaics Of great living
artists are constantly being add.
ed to the shrine, whose upper
church is expected to be ready
for services in the fall Of 1859.
They are not being gathered for
the purpose Of creating 4 muse.
um, but to adorn 4 house OF
God. Nevertheless, it seems Ger.
tain that in years to come the
fame Of the artists and their
works will make the edifice a
treasure house of religious art,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-10-10

you sacrifice for the Pontifical
Society for the Propagation of
the Faith.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-10-10

" you believe that tho Mys-
tieal Body cannot live without
. Head, then translate the act
Of faith into charity and sac.
rifies by sending your sscri.
fiees to your Diocesan Dirse.
FOR or the National Director.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-10-10

On The white decade Of the
ROSARY
you can pray for Europe and
for the Shepherd in white, the
Holy Father who Is The Vicar
Of Christ Is denied by the
Communists who attack the
Primary Of Peter. For . sac.
rifies-offsrins Of $40 we will
send The Rosary at your ~.
quest.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-10-10

This Is what the commun.
ISIS are doing for love Of
souls" But what are we do
ing materially and Spirituality
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-10-10
Works of Many Artists at Mary's Shrine

are all part Of . unified scheme Of dec
GRAFTON that has been worked out by .
committee Of artists, t~heoIogians and
scripture scholars. Pictured, left to
right: St. Patrick, by Pietro Montana;
St. Isaac Jogves, one OF the North
American Martyrs, by Ulysses Rieci
and St. Theress Of Lisisvx, by George
Snowden. (Nc) Phofos).
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-10-10

Cut out this column, pin
your sacrifice to it and mail it
to Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen,
National Director of the So
ciety for the Propagation Of
the Faith, 366 Fifth Avenue,
New York TX, NY. or your
Diocesan Director Msgr. James
Kulp, 246 East Town Street,
Columbus Is, Ohio.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-10-10

GOD LOVE YOU to MD. for
$50 II received this money
for serving Masses and We'd
dings. l hope someday I will
be able to say Mass where this
is going but in the mean
time Let it help some poor
priest who will pray for my
intentions" 49,. to Mrs. G. f.
for SIS II was saving this for
some new shoes but I can
make the old ones do a while
longer" to D.O.D for 81
"For no special reason except
that l want to help a little"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-10-10

With wellknown artists executing the
l37 main pieces Of commentator that
will adorn fhe exterior Of fhe National
Shrine Of fhs Immaculate Conception,
under construction in Washington, D.
C.. it is expected that this great edifice
will become an important center Of art
interest. Bss ~reIiefs, statues, relief lynn
pans, mosaics, smblems and symbols
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-10-10

want ads save time and money
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-12

Mr.. Rhyme said. has flung
down as a ch allenge an
achievement of our system OF
government to which the Com
munists have no answ-r.
Suggesting methods by which
the tide of disrespect for law
can be turned back. Mr.. Rhyme
called for a return to odd
fashioned sternness" in dealing
with juvenile offenders.
But, he said. this must be
taken even further by convinc-
ing the individual youngsters
that obedience to and respect
for law is best for his own well
being"
Following Mr.. Rhymes talk,
the election of a seven member
nominating committee of the
District Bar Association was an
ncunced by David @. Bress, the
organizations president.
Those elected are Milton w.
King, John J. Carmody, Walter
Green. Frank ReifSnyder. Henry
r. Burger and AL Philip Kane.
The committee will select nomi-
nees for association officers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-12

lgangsters." has caused ''un-
Ipremeditated savagery" Of traf-
JIG slaughter on the Nations
highways and has resulted in
the ascendancy Of weapons over
order in the world.
; The Washington attorney ex-
pressed hope that a proclama-
-tion of Law Day-USA" by
President Eisenhower for May
4. 1858. may be the start of q
Worldwide effort to capture
mans mind for freedom and
peace under law"
Mr.. Rhyme termed the Pres
ident's- proclamation q mind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-12

bomb" that will illuminate the
absence Of justice under law
behind the Iron Curtain.
I'm competition between
Sputniks and Explorers. the
Communists can claim achieve
ments." he said.
They can do likewise with
respect to atom and hydrogen
bombs and missiles. But can
they provide the individual
human freedom which we offer
as our great ideal for man
kind?"
The Presidents proclamation,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-12

ready have certified they are
ready.
The system has been adopted
on order Of Chief Judge Bolitha
]. Laws to avoid trial postpone
ments when cases are sent UP
for trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-12

have been ordered to certify to
the court when they are ready
for trial.
Beginning April /. civil cases
win be pre-tried or tried only
when counsel for both sides al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-12
rhyme Calls for Halt
lin Disrespect for Low

The President Of the American Association night
called for the ming Of worldwide tide dsrespect for
1.-THE law.
Speaking members District Bar Association in the
Mayhower Hotel here Charles Rhyme said this has
brought swell Of terror in the streets from youthful
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Counsel Must Certify
Readiness for Trial

In a move to speed UP action
in Federal court here. attor-
neys for litigants in civil cases
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with new officers to be elected
during mail balloting in May
and June.
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Snort Ivy style suits in popuIor solid
and striped wool flannel. lnl lie
styled right for wear now and right
through spring. Choose shades Of
blue. tan and oroy in sizes 1870.
j.. boys 1898 spring wool suits;
6-l2 1898