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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07

giving tests "of one kind or
another" to everyone who has
applied for a job" Mr.. Reyes
said.
Some Of these tests" are
simply interviews and back
ground checks, Mr.. Reyes said.
But he added that the county
does have performance and
aptitude tests for classifica-
tons covering about half Of
the county employment"
From here on" Mr.. Reyes
said. "the test development Is
going to be SLOW"
He explained that the tests
not yet worked out are for job
classifications covering rela-
lively few employees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
Candidates Debute
School Inteorution

migration in Alexandria
public schools will be debated
by two 10th district candidates
for election to the Virginia
State Senate Tuesday at q spe-
cial meeting Of the North Ridge
Citizens Association.
State Senator Armistead
Boothe. running for reelection
in the July IA elections, and
his opponent. Marshall j. Bev-
erley. an Alexandria banker.
will discuss campaign issues at
the meeting at 7:45 pm. at
George Mason School on Cam
eron Mills road, Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07

Government to validate pass
ports for certain news corre-
spondents to travel in the Peo-
Piles Republic Of China
The Methodists approved
planned parenthood "practicet
In Christian conscience" be.
cause 1t may fulf1ll rather
than violate the viii Of God"
The stand was taken as Q
substitute for q statement In
opposition to Roman Catholic
Church policies.
President Norman L. Trott
Of Wesley Seminary on the
American University campus
announced today that the
seminary chapel win be named
for Bishop q. Bromley Oman
of Washington. who has "giver
Of his mind. body and spirit To
the seminary and to the Wash.
ington churches during his past
seven years Of administration.
w. Carroll Beatty. Prince
Georges County attorney, was
elected Baltimore conference
lay leader. succeeding Harry
w. Schulz Of Baltimore.
DR.. Ensor Named Delegate
DR.. Lowell 8. Ensor, presi-
dent Of Western Maryland Col
lege here, was elected as q
delegate to the Northwestern
Jurisdictional Conference to be
held In June. 1860. at American
University. Other delegates
were named yesterday.
The following were elected
reserve delegates to jurisdic-
tional conference: the Rev
Edward Lewis. pastor Of Ken
sington Methodist Church: the
Rev. Odell Osteen, Laurel
Methodist Church: DR.. Philip
lC. Edwards, previously Of
Washington. now Of Philadel-
phia. and the Rev. Edgar s.
Backett. pastor Of the Hyatts-
Vile Methodist Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07

meIlL, MI. hcyeS Sdtu, tlOIlIle
that every department head
had to advertise for and eval-
uate applicants"
"Inequities did develop -
nothing serious though" he
said, explaining that a con-
sultant came in to adjust job
claSsiflcations.
Started In 1857
The job of writing out the
rules started January 2, 1857,
when the merit system was es-
tablished. It went into effect
July /, 1857.
It was then that Mr.. Reyes
started work. He asked for rules
from other jurisdictions from
the Public Personnel Associa-
ton. A county civil service
commission was appointed.
The overall plan was out
lined to the local commission
and Mr.. Reyes sketched q broad
picture of the rules.
I'VE had a pretty elaborate
system Of review" Mr.. Reyes
said. Each chapter went to
County Executive C. c. Massey
for approval, then to the civil
service commission and finally
to all department heads"
The chapters also went to
the Employees Advisory Council
for discussion.
Took Time
II took from August, 1857,
to January, 1858, to finish the
first draft. Budget talks came
along and further action was
put on until September.
At that time, Mr.. Reyes
started a series Of talks with
the Management Advisory
Council. A public hearing was
held in March and the rules
were discussed further.
Some Of the chief provisions.
In writing now, call for merit
pay. an employee evaluation sys-
TEN and another paid holiday.
If the holiday provision were
to 60 through, county employees
would have Lee-Jackson Day
on.
The new pay plan was set
up Q year ago. 1t gave employees
q "a per cent raise for each
Of the first six steps on the pay
scale. The plan also provided
for ~ per cent merit raises.
longevity pay and. in a small
number Of cases. unusual abil-
ity" raises Of Az per cent.
MIR. Keyes explained that
with the merit and unusual
ability raises. an employe con-
ceiyably could get a 0 percent
raise In one year.
The county also has started
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
Tuwes Named
Commodore

Gov. Tawes yesterday wa.
named an honorary commo.
dore in the mythical feet Of
Bladensburg. Md.
The feet periodically com.
memorates the ocean ships that
frequented the Port Of Bladens-
burg in the 18th Century.
The Governor, after receiv-
ing an honorary doctor Of laws
degree at the University Of
Maryland. had his commodore
commission accepted for him
by Delegate Perry o. Wilkinson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07

he old system was recruit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
Foundation Elects

Norman Salzberg has beer
elected president Of the B'nai
Birth Hillel Foundation al
George Washington University
Other officers are: Martin Bert
man, vice president: Gloria
Finkelstein. corresponding sec.
Rotary: Belle Joyce Eichner,
recording secretary. and Ralph
Lipman, treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07

Georges Pvts. John Rhoads
and Ray Schroeder and Pvt
Donald r. Leslie, Of the Mary.
land National Capital Park
and Planning Commission. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
MARYLAND Methodists
axe Integrotion Stand

WESTMINSTER. Md. June (Specal).-The Methodist
Baltimore Annual Conference today overwhelmingly Endorsed
move to end the last remaining segregated administrative
unit in the church.
The conference delegates after lengthy debate yesterday
approved petition TO the National General Conference urging
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
Foirfox Board to Rule
On Career System

system for Fairfax County employees for
approval by the Board of County Supervisors Wednesday
For the first time the rules in writing and there
won't be need for exceptions according to James
Reyes, personnel and budget director.
The biggest problem under the old system recruit
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-03
Lions Club
Gives Court
To Public

"a concrete" example Of the
results that can be accomplished
by small group of public-spir.
tied citizens will be demonstrated
Friday at 1880 pm, at the
Kensington Cabin area on Ken
sington Parkway. Here, for
NAL presentation will be made
of a 60 by 100 foot concrete null
ti-purpose court for basketball
and approximately 60 other
games.
slThe public is invited to at
tend the brief ceremony in which
members of the Kensington
Lions Club will present the
court to the National Capital
Park and Planning Commission.
The original idea for this prof.
ect was presented by Charles
Beebe of 10012 Wildwood I'd,
Kensington, to the Kensington
Lions Club. The club immedi-
ately earmarked $500 for the
cause and formed a Construc.
ton Committee headed by Mar
vim ]. Duncan of 4211 Dunnel
a., Kensington.
@Soon local area business firms
Heard of the concrete" plan and
offered their time and assist
ailce freely, charging only for
tne basic cost of materials.
Gravel was provided by the Buf.
Mlo Sand and Gravel Company ;
wiring and lights were installed
by the Jefco Electric Company;
and black-top concrete and paw.
mg were furnished by the F. o.
Bay Company. Also active in
much of the work were mem
Pers of the Park and Planning
Commission staff.
= Friday evenings festivities
will include a basketball game
On the new court, scheduled for
$50 pm, between the Tick.
locks and Fortuna Shoes. Fea.
tpred will be such university
stars as Ed Clements of Amerl-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-03

and will continue through to-
morrow. Hours are from 9 am.
to $3.50 pm.
A student should register at
the school handiest to his home.
Children entering elementary
school for the first time must
bring birth certificates and i'm
munization records.
Other elementary pupils
should bring report cards or
other evidence of grade place
ment from their former schools.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-03
Registration
Continuing
In Schools

Registration of students new
to the county, or new to the
schools they'll be attending dur
ing the coming school year, is
now being conducted in county
schools.
Registration began yesterday
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-03

Information is available from
Pupil Placement Personnel OF.
flee of the Board of Education,
Pc. 2.3981.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-03

can University and Come Ma
tan and Puddy Sheehan Of
Georgetown University.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-19

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
By PHONE - SOC MINIMUM.
CA SH WITH ADVERTISE
MENT - 75c MINIMUM. MUST
BE IN OUR OFFICE BEFORE
NOON WEDNES ESDAY NO
CANCELLATION OR ALTER.
ALTON AFTER r. M. TUES.
DAY.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-19

PRIVATE garage, 1921 Mortified
near Hayden. Ii. 1-2675.
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NJ M - - - - - - - - - - - -
SPECIAL NOTICES

SUITS and dresses 81 90 each. Free
pickup and delivery. Saranac Dry
Cleaning Co., 14610 Saranac I'd
GIL. 1865.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Il5Go DISCOUNT on all storm win
dows and doors. installation in
cluded: Alwintite, guaranteed by
Good Housekeeping. VIII. 4-323S.
SANA-BLEACH washing fluid, de-
livered. 35c gal, 4 gal. $l.30; pine
cleaner, 81 95; Eagle Stamps. EV
l-0843, EV. 1-0470.
MARSHALL 10th Frigidaire Serv-
ice and Repair. free estimates,
work guaranteed. Ii. 1-3745.
GOOD plastering of all types. work
guaranteed, free estimates. VIII.
4-0778.
PAPERING, painting and remov-
ing. $40 to SIS per room, AL
work; white. MU. l-O702.
VETERAN: Interior painting, kem-
toning, wall washing. basement
painting: free estimate; reason
able. KE. 1-l952.
PLASTERING, specializing In
small jobs. KE. 1894.
SAGGING davenports and chairs,
steel webbed in your home. no
fuss or dirt. Cali: S. Woolston,
days, UL. 1-4030; evenings, UL.
l-454O.
SMALL Jobs accepted; painting
paper hanging, removing, patch
plastering, wall washing; expe-
rienced. GIL. 1-5105.
GENERAL painting, IS years ex-
perience, do work myself, exter-
Tor estimates now. reasonable,
references. insurance, try me and
see. RE. 1-3548.
WALLPAPER steaming, painting.
paperhanging, long experience,
white. w. 6-1992.
TWO brothers, remodeling. formica
srna., and rep airs' additions kE'
VAN covered lift gate. driver, s.
per hour: Anytime. SW. l-227o,
PLASTERING. patchwork. ceilings
attics. work guaranteed. Call
Dave ANYTIME. GL. 1885,.
EXPERT service on Whirlpools,
Kenmore washers and dryers,
work guaranteed. MU. 1-1866.
ELECTRICAL wiring. Easements.
garages, ranges. plugs. switches,
etc. private. reasonable; free es-
Inmates. Anytime. AN. l-0262
INTERIOR decorating, painting
and paperhanging, AL work. de-
pendable. Call KE. 1-3114.
PAINTING, INTERIOR, exterior
wallwashing, paperhanging and
removal, neat work at reason
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1-5743
WALL washing and paper cleaned:
housework of any kind: mainte-
nance. HE. l-0363.
BASEMENT cleaning. wall wash
ing. odd jobs done. free esti-
mates. evenings and week ends
w. 1-1542.
PLASTERING and patching; free
estimates. RE. l-1248.
PLUMBING, moderate prices. re-
pairs. remodeling; estimates free
VIII. $685..
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
By PHONE - soc MINIMUM.
CASH WITH ADVERTISE
MENT 75c MINIMUM. MUST
BE IN OUR OFFICE BEFORE
NOON WEDNE ESDAY NO
CANCELLATION OR ALTER.
ALTON AFTER p. M. TUES.
DAy.
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NNNNNNNNNNN NNNN
FOR RENT

NOW leasing store front offices suit
able for real estate. etc. etc: also
suite of offices for doctors or
dentists; will arrange suite as de-
sired. Phone TR. 1-7027 for addi-
tional information.
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FOR RENT

OFFICE FOR RENT
FOREST Hills building, Euclid at
Superior. East Cleveland, 200 to
400 square feet. MU. 1-2793. MU
1-8100.
STORE $50. $50 East l52nd st., for
any business: also available 3
room suite, private bath SIS. MA.
1885.
Evening star., 1959-11-22

Snow ur today Appaachian with
North and South Carolina Georgia rres
are expected from the Lakes the Dakotas Showers
IN the Upper Mississippi Valley and Nebraska North Pacific
expect rain with snow in Cascades and Northern Rockies will
mlder Northeast
Northern and Central ROckes-AP WhephOtO Map.
Evening star., 1959-11-22

rOr nlRn ana low JlQeS at the IOllOW-
ing points subtract times indicated
from the above.
Annapolis 2 hours; Bloody Point
Light hours; Colonial Beach. So
hours; Deale, 3 hours: Solomons Island
5 hours: Point Lookout. g hours
River Report
Potomac River clear at Harpers
Ferry and clear at Great Falls
Shenandoah clear at Harpers Ferry.
The Sun and Moon
Rises Sets
Sun today 6:5Sam. 4:50 pm
Sun tomorrow 700 am. 4.49 pm
Moon today - 11:17 pm. 1907 pm
Automobile lights must be turned or
one-half hour after sunset.
PrecinitatiOn
Evening star., 1959-11-22

overall personnel policies at
one time, in all its units both
here and in the field.
This contrasts to the old
system under which the csc
made piecemeal inspections of
some Of the units of an agency,
but never at the same time or
on a co-ordinated nationwide
basis.
csc officials said the new
program of nationwide inspec-
ton Of Federal departments
and agencies at the same time,
regardless of location, will give
the commission a complete pic
ture Of an agency's personnel
program. Not all units will be
checked, but a representative
sample Of the various units
will be inspected to give a true
picture Of agency.
AS q result, say csc officials,
the commission will be in a
good position to make positive
recommendations and sugges-
tions to an agency on ways to
improve It's personnel practices.
Such things as Job classi1i-
cation, promotions. executive
development, training pro-
grams, employe relations, STAFF
ing. ETC.. will be checked by
the csc.
During the first year of the
Evening star., 1959-11-22
Police Rescue
Boy 9, Pushed
Into MunhoIe

NEW YORK, Nov. 81 (AP)
"A boy ct play disappeared
into q Manhattan manhole to.
day, slid about 200 yards
through an underground sewer
then was flshed aliYe from the
Harlem River. He spent IS min
utes in the pipe.
Policemen waiting near the
sewer outlet dived in and res
cued him.
The boy. Antonio Batista, 9,
of Upper Manhattan, told po-
lice an older boy pushed him
into the manhole after a quar-
rel in Highland Park. Later
the police said they were con-
vinced he fell in accidentally
while at play.
Antonio was taken to jew
ish Memorial Hospital, where
he appeared little the worse
for his narrowing experience
The boy said he sat in the
inclined pipe most of the time
he was in it, while shallow
water flowed by him. Unable
to climb back to the manhole,
he finally decided that sliding
down the incline would leac
him out via the river.
After Antonio disappeared,
other playmates notified po-
lice. A launch of the harbol
squad and policemen were dis.
patched to watch the river
near the sewer outlet. They
saw the boy come washing out
and two divec in and rescued
him.
Evening star., 1959-11-22

johnson. Gertrude Menk, Je-
rome Schleeper, Ralph Spada-
cino, Floyd Swayze, Rita Am
brogi, Eleanore Condor and
william Westmoreland.
Mrs. Betty Green of the Army
Surgeon Generals Ofice has
received a sustained superior
performance award. Army
has job openings for property
disposal specialist (metallurgy.
grade IL; librarian (catalog-
ing), grade 8; illustrator,
grades 4 and S, and librarian
(bookmobile), grade z. Apply
Room IL, Old Post Ofice Build
ing. Twelfth and Pennsylvania
avenue NV. :. Army's Ofhce
Of the Quartermaster General
has given the following awards:
certificate of achievement, Cor
don Keefe, Nicolas Solovieff,
Dominick Capilongo, Donald
Davis, Emil Miklas, Theodore
Weinstein; top performance,
David Berlinerman, Sarah Son.
itz, Joseph Sellick and Ray
mond Woynoski.
Evening star., 1959-11-22

Whitaker has been elected
president Of the newly organ
lied Local 1916, National Fed
Grafton Of Federal Employees,
composed of Civil Service Com
mission employees in buildings
ID" and az" Others elected
were Mollie McClanahan, vice
president; Mrs. Clara Powell,
secretary, and Augustus Harris,
treasurer. The Naval Re-
search Laboratory has given
these awards: beneficial sug-
gestion, Floyd Reel; 20-years
service, Fillmore Burke, Charles
Mcdonald; blood donor, Philip
Kinney. Mrs. Dorothy
Keener of Fort BelVOir has re-
ceived a sustained superior per-
formance award. Treasury's
Bureau of Accounts has pre-
sented beneficial suggestion
awards to w. P. Jackson and
Mrs. r. P. Waring and 1000
hours unused sick leave cita-
tions to Andrew Berdak, Grace
Brogan, eNllie Devers, Cornelia
CAN'T, Marie Hello, ]. Waldo
Evening star., 1959-11-22
FTC to Probe
Colgate Claim
By the Associated Press

The Federal Trade Commits
sion yesterday charged decep-
ton in q television commercial
which claims Colgate dental
cream with gardol gives teeth
q protective shield"
The FTC, which recently an
nounced plans TO step UP its
policing Of TV advertising,
made the charge in a COM
plant against the Colgate
Palmolive Co., New York City.
Colgate dental cream, accord
ing to the complaint, does not
completely protect teeth against
decay or cavities by forming a
protective shield as claimed in
the commercials.
The FTC said the claim of
complete protection has unfair
ly diverted business from COM
petitorS and substantially ham,
pered competition in violation
Of the law.
Colgate-Palmolive has 80
days to answer the complaint.
Evening star., 1959-11-22

new program, the csc is in.
specting on a Nationwide
basis these five department,
and agencies-Treasury, Army
Veterans Administration, Gen.
eral Services Administration
and Interior.
The other 10 or II of the
Governments largest depart.
mentS and agencies will receive
similar Nationwide, simultane.
GUS inspections during the mex
two years.
The csc will also continue
its policy of periodic inspec.
tions of the smaller agencies
as well.
RETURN - Civil Servict
Commission Chairman Roge,
Jones has Just returned from
q one-month trip to Alaski
and the Far East where h
dealt with some Of the over,
seas personnel problems.
=
DEPARTURE - Chairman
Johnston Of the Senate Civi
Service Committee leaves thi
week for Germany, where HI
will inspect the postal system
as the guest Of the German
government.
CAPITAL ROUNDUP-Jason
Evening star., 1959-11-22
" you LIVE IN NORTHWEST OR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY:

Park your car and traffic problems at the
Carter Barron Free Fringe Parking Lot at
18th st. and Colorado Ave. NV.
express trips to 18th and Penna. Ave.
between 7:20 AM. and 1858 AM
7 return trips between Abs and $40 PM.
limited stop trips to 10Th and Sts (via 18th ST.
between 708 AM. and 821 AM.
return trips between Ais and 5:37 PM.
II trips to 18th and Penna. Ave- (via 18th ST.
between 6:45 AM. and 8:32 AM.
II return trips between 4:46 and $50 PM
Evening star., 1959-11-22
If you LIVE m NORTHEAST WASHINGTON:

Park your car and traffic problems at the
Soldiers Home Free Fringe Parking Lot,
Michigan Ave. and Irving st. NE.
10 rapid trips to 18th and F Sts NV.
between 6:58 A M. and 8:25 Am.
return trips from 10Th and F Sts NV
between 3:41 PM. and 5:29 PM.
Evening star., 1959-11-22
TEEN
6-Poee Youth TobIoid
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Varia-
bic cloudiness and sunshine to-
day, high So. Low AZ tonight.
Cloudy and mild tomorrow with
chance of occasional rain.
Maryland-Variable cloudi-
ness and warmer today. high
In the sos. Some cloudiness and
mild tonight. Cloudy and mild
with occasional rain likely to-
norrow.
-Virginia-Variable cloudiness
ln-the north and mostly cloudy
in the southeast today, high
in-the sos. Some cloudiness and
mid tonight. Cloudy and mild
tomorrow with occasional rain
likely.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-WindS south to
southwest at 1920 miles per
hour today. Mostly cloudy with
visibility of 4-8 miles.
Tau,naratu.o. 90, Vn.f.raaw
Evening star., 1959-11-22
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Agency Inspections
Changed by CSC
By JOSEPH YOUNG
Star stan Writer

The Civil Service Commission has put effect new
inspection system of the Governments departments
agencies which designed to improve practices
throughout the Federal services.
Under the system the csc will inspect an agencys
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-06-05

the schismatic Patriotic Asso-
citation of Chinese Catholics.
Of the numbers Of Jesuits
imprisoned, two are members
of the Hierarchy. They are
Bishop Ignatius Kung, ST., of
Shanghai, arrested in Septem-
Der, 1855; and Bishop Dominic
Tang, ST., of Canton, arrested
in February, 1858.
Bishop Walsh, the last US.
Catholic missioner in China,
often said he would remain
there as long as possible. He
felt his presence gave moral
support to Chinese Catholics
in resisting Communist per-
secution. He had been under
virtual house arrest since
1858.
In October, 1858. the Mary.
Continued on Page q
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-06-05
for The highest public office
on the national level"

Such prejudice, the Arch
bishop declared, indicates that
1.-The spirit of democracy has
failed to take root in the con-
seriousness of a large number
of citizens of the United
States"
"They give only lip service
to the provisions of the Con-
Stitution which declare that
there shall be no religious test
for public office" he added.
Archbishop Alter asserted
that focusing attention on the
issue of religion in politics
renders no service to the
cause of genuine democracy,
nor does it help the cause of
good relations among our citi-
zens."
Continuous discussion of
the subject in the public press
tends to exaggerate the poll
teal significance of different
religious convictions" he said.
Pointing out that "fo sub.
ieet theological principles to
public debate in The evaIua.
tion of a candidates eIigi.
biIify" violates both "the letter
and fhe spirit" of the Consti.
tuition, The Archbishop stated
Continued on Page q
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-06-05

Suptecf ArcnpiSnop Asfef de-
eIared. More of il is decided"
ly unweieome."
He added: "The persistent
reference to only one religion
as against all others in evaluat.
ing the eligibility of a candi-
date for office, is in itself an
Indictment to make an issue
of the fact"
Archbishop Alter delivered
the principal address at COM
mencement exercise of Our
Lady of Cincinnati College
here.
He said that public opinion
polls indicate that there has
been "some improvement" in
the general attitude toward
having a Catholic as president
since the 1928 elections in
which Al Smith, a Catholic,
was defeated for the presiden-
cy.
Nevertheless. he continued,
1.-THE record reflects little ere-
dit on the existing STATE of
public opinion. Suspicion and
inveterate prejudice still seem
to handicap any Catholic who
offers himself rs a candidate
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-06-05
st. BOnaVenture
Gives Degree
To DIR. Nemetz

ST. N. Y.
st. Bonaventure University
will grant an honorary doc
torate degree to a Columbus
man at 99th commencement
exercises on Sunday, June 7.
DR.. Anthony Nemetz, profess
Sor Of philosophy at Ohio
State University and Holy
Name parishioner will receive
an honorary electorate along
with Samuel F. Pryor, Jr.,
vice-president, assistant to the
president. and director of Pan
American World Always,
who will deliver the principal
address and Brig. Gen. Samuel
Marshall, US. Army Reserve,
military analyst and chief edi-
torial writer for the Detroit
News.