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Citizens Home Life Isnurance
Co.. and headed it for 10 years.
During this time, he held
many civic posts. including
that Of executive vice president
Of the Richmond Chamber of
Commerce and chairman of the
James River Development Com
mission.
During World War II he
served as chief of the business
contacts staff of the War Pro-
duction Board. Later, when
the Foreign Economic Agency
took over the lend-lease organ
ization, he headed the New
York regional office. At the
same time, he served as trades
relations advisor to the admin
istrator of FEA.
When he returned to Wash
ington following World War II,
he founded the American Citi-
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Lawrence Slater Dies;
REPRESENTATIVES Aide

eral manager of the National
Capital Sesquicentennial Com
mission and. along with his
wife, who was executive secre-
tary, worked closely with the
late Carter Barron on the COM
mission.
A native of Esmond, N. Oak,
Mr.. Slater graduated from the
University of North Dakota and
became. at %, the States
youngest superintendent of
schools.
He leaves his wife Doris of
the home address. $500 Wiscon-
sin avenue; a brother Clarence
of College Park. Md, and a sis
ter Mrs, Carroll E. Day of
Grand Forks, N. Oak.
Services were at 2:30 pm.
today at the Lee Funeral
Home, Fourth street and Mas
sachuSetts avenue NE. Burial
arrangements have not been
completed.
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Lawrence B.. Slater, SO, a for
mer Lions Club organizer and
Capitol Hill aide, died Sun
day in Georgetown Hospital as
q result of a stroke suffered
last month
An administrative and legis-
lative assistant to Representa-
tive Charles league, Republi-
can of California, at the time
of his death, Mr.. Slater had
worked for eight years with
congressman. He was campaign
manager for Republican Frank
Small, jr., of Maryland's 5th
congressional district in 1852
and served with him for one
term before joining Represent
ative league.
Before that he was field di-
rector Of the Lions Clubs for
20 years. In that capacity he
helped organize more than 500
Lions international civic clubs
in the United States.
In 1850 he was assistant gen.
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Mason Monehum, Founder
Of Life Insurance Firms

Mason Manghum, IA, trade
expert. lawyer and businessman
in Richmond and Washington,
died Sunday at his home. 2601
Woodley place NV.
Mr. Manghum, who at the
time of his death was president
of the American Citizens Life
Insurance Corp. of Washington
and adviser to his brothers law
firm here. had been ill for about
two months.
A native of Prince Georges
County. Md, Mr.. Manghum
graduated from Georgetown
University law school and. in
1915, set up a law firm here
with his brother, H. Emmet
Manghum.
After specializing in trade
and commercial law. Mr.. Man.
ghum moved in 1899 to Rich
mond, where he founded the
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Krupsow
EuIogized
At Funeral

An estimated 700 friends,
including many County off,
cials, attended funeral services
yesterday for David L. Krupsaw
at the Arlington Fairfax Jewish
Center.
Mr.. KrupSaw, 48, a member
and former chairman of the
Arlington County Board, died
Thursday in a plane crash in
Jamaica that claimed the lives
of So others. He had been on a
vacation trip to South Amer
ica.
He leaves his wife, Irene, of
1857 South Twenty-sixth road.
Arlington; a son, Warren, II.
Of the home address: a mar
ried daughter, Mrs. Ellen Mem
hauser, 20, of Evanston. ILL.,;
his mother, Mrs. Sarah Krup-
saw, of Washington; and two
sisters. Mrs. Sy Wolf, 32l5
Brooklawn terrace, Chevy
Chase, and Mrs. Tom P. Privot,
1900 Warren street NV.
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c. Percy Oliver,
Contractor, 81

C. Percy Oliver, 81, an Ar
lington building contractor and
churchman, died Sunday in
Arlington Hospital after a
stroke.
Mr.. Oliver came to the WASH
ington area as a child from
Baltimore, his native city. He
lived with his wife, Elizabeth,
for Al years at 627 North Ken
more street, Arlington.
Long a member of St.
Georges Episcopal Church at
North Nelson street and Fair
fax drive, Arlington, Mr.. Oliver
had served AS superintendent
of the Sunday school for Is
years and as senior warden of
the veStry for 30 years.
Besides his wife, he leaves
two sons, Benjamin A. of 5O05
Waggaman circle, Mclean, anG
Edgar NJ, of 5027 Waggaman
circle; two sisters, Mrs. Ed
mund H. Stevens, of 1902 North
Fifth street, Arlington, and
Mrs. Paul Newhaus, of 2643
Myrtle avenue NE; a brother.
Sidney Melvin Oliver, of 86lO
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zens life Insurance Corp, serv-
ing as president in 1955-1956,
and from 1857 until his death.
He also remained affiliated with
his brothers law firm, with Of
fees in the Transportation
Building.
Mr.. Manghum leaves his wife
Mildred of the home address,
his brother H. Emmett of 29OO
Connecticut avenue NV. and
another brother Leon of Char
lottesville, Va.
Private services will be held
tomorrow, II am. at the Hines
Funearl Home. 290l Fourteenth
street NV. The body will be
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W. r. Duke, Chief
Of '98 Veterans.

WICHITA FALLS, Tex, Jan
26 CAP) w. R. Duke, 78, ma
tional commander-in-chief oi
the United Spanish War Vet
Grams, died today.
Mr.. Duke was elected ma
tional commander-in-chief OF
the United Spanish War Vet
erans in September, 1859. He
was a retired insurance man
and. in the 1920s, had been ac-
tive in the oil business in this
area.
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Second avenue. Silver Spring
and five grandchildren.
Services will be at 2 pm. to-
morrow in st. Georges Church
Burial will be in Columbia
Gardens Cemetery.
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Norman Vincent Peale
In Person

In washington, Tuesday, March /
1860, at Constitution Hall, 8 pm
with Millard Bennett. 40 Min
Life" Tickets available at al
Drug Fair stores.
PRIVATE DETECTIVES, divorc
nd custody evidence ALLSTATl
INVESTIGATORS, WO. 6-0279
REWARD
$50 cash for inform. leading to {
used or new car buyer. BET
DITTO. Broadstreet Motors, JE
4-S5OO
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PROPOSALS

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Water
main and Sanitary Sewer Con-
struction, Dept. of Sanitary Eng,
D c, Feb. "a. l960;@CoN:
AND SANITARY SEWERS. TEN
NYSoN ST. 2Sth PL: AND c9th
PL. NV. INVITATION NO. C.
6OI2l-S.) Consisting Of approx
$50 lin. #. 10" dia. terra Gotta
pipe sewer and 1885. lin. IT,, s.
and specifications are now avail
able from Supervisor. Bid and
Contract Division, Procurement
once. D. c., RIM. 404, 499 Pa,
Ave NV. No deposit required
Phone Ma. $4,000. Ext, 1878. J
SEALED BIDS to be opened 3 PM.
EST, March 3. 1860, in RIM. 424
400 Pa. Ave. NV
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CARPENTERS

only, for inside remod
cling work Apply in person, 4
to 5 pm, SMITHER d CO., INC,
1880 X st. NV.
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PROPOSALS
CcoNTIkUEDl

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Building
SfqASsi ENIARG1NG N KITCHEN AND Din
ING FACILITIES AT THE DO
MESTIC SERVICE BUILDING.
DISTRICT TRAINING SCHOOL,
LAUREL. MD. Unyitation No. c.
6Ol2S-BD Bid forms, plans and
specifications are now available
from Supervisor. Bid and Contract
Division. Procurement once, d. c.
RIM. 404, 499 Pa. Ave. NV. No
deposit REQUIRED; .rhone NA;
$4,000, Ext, 237SD SEALED BIDS
to be opened 3 pm. EST; March
ave. NV. fe24..5. 1927 .29-mhl
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SAM
TARY COMMISSION, CONTRACT
AND SEWER CONSTRUCTION
Sealed proposals for the relocation
OF approximately 24O feet Of L.
inch water mains. 200 feet OF s.
inch plain concrete or Vitrtfied
pipe sewers and @40 feet of Is
inch R.C.C.P. sewers in John
Hanson Highway and Old Landover
Road. Radiant Valley, Prince
Georges County, Maryland. will be
received at the Once OF the Sec
retary of the Washington Sub
urban SANITARY Commission. 4OI7
Hamilton Street, HyattSville, Mary
land. until Monday, March Z, 1860
at 1870 PM, Eastern Standard
Time, at which place and time
they will be publicly opened and
read. Plans and specifications
for this contract may be obtained
from the once OF the Chief En-
gineer OF the Commission, upon
deposit of So. which deposit Will
be returned to bidders or TO those
returning plans and specifications
in good condition within 10 days
after opening OF bids. BLAIR H.
SMITH. Chairman: WILLARD A.
MORRIS, Vice Chairman: WILLIAM
c AUSTIN. JAMES B. BLAND,
FRANK L. HEWITT, MORRIS v.
SPICCI, Commissioners. Attest:
JOHN T. BONIFANT, Secretary
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WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SAM
TARY COMMISSION, CONTRACT
NO. 2635-W&S, WATER MAIN
AND SEWER CONSTRUCTION -
Sealed proposals Tor construct
ing in Good Luck Road, Sea
County, Maryland. approximately
425 feet OF 6-inch water mains,
AS feet of S-inch plain concrete
or vitrified pipe sewers and so feet
of sewer house connections, Will
be received at the once OF the
Secretary OF the Washington Sub
urban Sanitary Commission, 4Ol7
Hamilton Street, Hyattsville. Mary
land, until Monday. March z, 1860.
a; 1890 PM. Eastern Standard
Time, at which place and time
they will be publicly opened and
read. Plans and specifications for
this contract may he obtained
from the once Of re Chief
Engineer Of the Commission. upon
deposit Of SIS, which deposit will
be returned to bidders OF to those
returning plans and specifications
in good condition within 10 Gays
after opening of bids. BLAIR H.
SMITH. Chairman; WILLARD A .
NORRIS, Vice Chairman; WILLIAM
c. AUSTIN, JAMES B. BLAND,
FRANK L, HEWITT. MORRIS v.
SPICCI. Commissioners. Attest:
JOHN T. BONIFANT. Secretary.
fe26
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Washington III SIt9s,,! SUBURBAN SgB S,rs SAM y!

TARY COMMISSION, CONTRACT
AND SEVER coNsTRUcT1oN.-
Sealed proposals for constructing
in 4Sth Place and Right Of Way
Daniels Park, Prince George.
County, Maryland, approximately
2l0 feet of lh-inch water mains
90 feet of 6-inch and 80 fee
of S-inch plain concrete or vitri.
fed pipe sewers and 40 feet o.
sewer house connections, will bI
received at the once Of thu
Secretary of the Washington Sub
urban Sanitary Commission. 40l'
Hamilton Street. Hyattsville, Mary
land. until Monday, March :
1860. at 1880 PM, EasteIl
Standard Time at which plac
and time they will be publicl
opened and read. Plans and speci
fications for this contract ma,
be obtained from the once of tn
Chief Engineer of the Commits
sion, upon deposit of S.. whicl
deposit will be returned to bidder
or to those returning plans ant
specifications in good condition
within 10 days after opening o
bids. BLAIR ii. SMITH, Chair
man; WILLARD A MORRIS. Vic
Chairman: WILLIAM c. AUSTIN
JAMES B. BLAND, FRANK l
HEWITT. MORRIS v. sPICCl
Commissioners Attest: JOHN 7
BONIFANT. Secretary. fe26
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SPECIAL NOTICES
ABSOLUTELY FINEST FoOD an,

ABSOLUTELY FINEST FOOD any
like. OLD CLUB RESTAURANT.
555 8. wash. ST., Alex.
ALL TAX RETURNS-Prepared
under supervision OF tax specialist
with over 25 yrs experience in
your home: ONCE; business or our
SIes ;fssral psiTsS. UIss Il Mont wash sDd 81 q
dStn'itS dste Can SGGs' IA s oE9sFh' scPoTf SP +
AND ASSOCIATES serving the
greater Washington area. Open
daily I'll 10 D m.
All Income Tax Services
Former l. R aE;., 90 yrs. exper.
Fed and State. Your home-my
ofnce. MA. 2-O23O. RE 7-sl46.
ALL TAX SERVICES
BY TAX ACCOUNTANTS
IN YOUR HOME OR OUR OFFICE
8 to 8, EVERY DAY. HE. 4-24l4
LANGLEY PARK TAX CENTER
l WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted. by any one
other than myself. WERNER
NIELSEN, los Cavalier Trail, Falls
Church, virginia. 27'
INCOME TAX RETURNS, state and
Federal, prepared In your home.
day or eve: reas. XII. s-0166.
INCOME TAX. Fairfax Co. area;
reasonable rates, fast service. CL
6-234s or CIR. 3-3004.
INCOME TAX RETURNS
FEDERAL-sTATE-LocAL
Prepared ny acct with II yrs ex-
per as int rev agt Reliable serv-
ICE; rea.: rate avg; ret 50 up
RA. 3-8iI4, IA 9-l2OO, . to 8.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING of
shsTshSds5S RTnS q TNJNERsA+ Il Ma "a
shareholders OF Universal Marion
Corporation: Notice is hereby
given, that the annual meeting of
shareholders of Universal Marion
Corporation will be held on Tues
day. April l2, 1860. at IL O'Clock
AN, Eastern Standard Time. at
the Robert Meyer Hotel, 3l5 Julia
Street. Jacksonville, Florida, for
the following purposes:
Ito elect directors Of the
corporation to serve for a
term of / year and until
their respective successors
are duly elected and quail
ified.
TO elect auditors for the
year ending December 81,
1860.
80 consider and act upon
an amendment of the GER
tif1cate Of Incorporation. ap-
proved and proposed by the
Board of Directors, chang
ing the common stock of
the corporation from shares
with par value to shares of
no par value.
ITO take such further action
foreSoinE and to transact
business as may properly
come before the meeting.
The stock transfer books Of the
corporation will not be closed,
but in lieu thereof the Board OF
directors has fixed the close of
business on March 4, 1850, as
the record date for the deter
mination of shareholders entitled
to notice of and to vote at the
meeting or any adjournment or
adjournments thereof. BY order
Of the Board of Directors, NJ. C.
TOMBERLIN, Secretary. fe25.2
TAYLOR" TAX CoNsULTANT,
est. 40 yrs: expert legal service
ind. business, Fed, D c., State.
525 9TH st. Sc. Ii. 7-57S6
Al TAX SERVICE-Virginla resi-
dents only. Federal and state re-
turns prepared. TIE. 6-93l3.
COLORED = INCOME TAX forms
prepared in YOUR home by expert
| LU 2-7979
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RAsa ansWsTin0 adveTfisemsRtS
a66reSSed 10 StGI boSeS do MOI
enclose original references pho
tographS or other materials oJ
personal palHe copfes serUS the
DHTposs OTiaiHals MaH oct loSf
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Is Tension and Worry
Making you Tired, Nervous

Many have been relieved Of theil
tensions through scientific, physi.
cal therapy. Make an appointment
for free consultation. EN-. 3-6T51
GABRIEL MANTILLA. MT. pro.
feSsional therapiSt consultsut.
Evening star., 1960-02-26
DESK MAN

DISPATCHER for local plant; white,
"5-35 years, resident 5 years:
permanent: long daytime hours
good handwriting. pay dependent
on qualifications, but no expert
ence necessary, Write, giving past
employment and education. Ref
erenceS not contacted without
authorization. Box l23-B, Star.
DISPATCHER
Young man tn train in receiving
and dispatching orders for sand
and gravel. Must have good hand
writing, high school education.
knowl Of d. c. and s. Md. terri
tory. Transp. necessary. This is a
permanent position with good op-
portunity for the future. Apply to
MR.. NEAL, 1900 Branch ave,
Silver Hill. Md.
CRAFTSMEN, formal training, min
: yrs. exper., electro mechanical
BACKGROUND; good advancement: s
days; to S36S. POTOMAC EMPL.
233t Wilson blvd. Arl., ia.
$4,000
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HELP MEN
INSURANCE
SPECIAL AGENT

Local branch once Of hre and
casualty company ofiers excel.
opportunity for qualifled held
man. Send resume to Box l7b-
q. Star
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HELP MEN
lCONIINuEpl

HELP MEN
tcONIIkUEpl
BKKPR. ASST. and general once
work; start. sal, SIS; all co
benefits, chance for advancement
HERSON'S AUTO AND APPLI-
ANCE CO, ia o st. NV. De
BULLDOZER-LOADER OPERATOR
tcolored). experienced. PO. 1852
Monday throush Friday.
BULLDOZER OPERATOR, exper.
front-end loader: steady work
must be reliable. VIII. 2-313l.
BUTCHER, sober, willing TO work
100 18th st, NV, CHASTLETON
MARKET, NO. 1884.
CARPENTER
Mil hand. Apply 1907 Duke st..
Alexandria, Virginia.
CARPENTERS
Mechanics only, for inside remod
cling work Apply in person, 4
to 5 pm, SMITHER d CO., INC.
1880 X st. NV.
CHAUFFEUR
l GARAGE ATTENDANT
Must have good references.
ALBAN TOWERS, 37OO MASS. AVE
CIVIL ENGINEER on large con.
struction lob: Must have at leasi
10 years field experience. Apply
Ills I'D st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST
Experienced once worker. 30 to A
years OF age; ability to handle
or white; refs. required. Good
pay, good future. Report 639 New
York ave. NV.
COAL DISPATCHER
Opening retail yard. EXP. weight
master and disp. Box 362-B, Star
COLLECTION MEN. experience moi
necessary; will train Apply
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO
703 7th st. NV.
CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN, must
be exper. in layout, excavation
reinforcing steel and concrete
work: working foreman: good op-
por. for right man. State age
eXper.. start sal. and previous
employ. Box 56-B. Star.
COOKS One sou chef and one
sauce cook. large resort hotel
Mid-Atlantic State. Season, March
until November. Must be first class
and have good background. State
salary expected. Room and board
furnished Answer giving expert,
ence, reference and telephone
number to Box s6-Z. Star.
Short order. familiar with charcoa
broiler. Mr.. Gotthelf. BEEF a
BREW ROOM, $500 Cameron st..
cor Fenton. Sill. Spg.
CoOK-SEA FOOD
Must Be Experienced
Apply in Person No Phone Calls
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Automotive MachiniSt

1881 EaSL-WeSL highway oANCA
Spring, Maryland.
Automotive MachiniSt
Man capable Of line boring. eylin-
der reboring and lathe work. Con-
tact Mr.. W. J. Buck, superintend-
ant OF maintenance, W. v. q NJ
COACH CO., 707 N. Randolph at e,
Arl., Va. Call JA. $4,000 days OF
IA. 2-4l35 after 5 pm.
AUTO MECHANICS, because Of our
increase in shop business we need
3 exper. men immed Flat rate or
salary, hosp. profit sharing, many
other CO. benefits, apply to Mr..
Powers ROYAL CHRYSLER, INC,
1901 R l., Ave, Brentwood, Nd.
WA, 7-T00O,
AUTO MECH, exper. for large GIN
dealer: company benefits; apply
to MR.. BLAKE, no. 2-92O0.
AUTOMOTIVE PAINT SALESMAN
-Opport. for eYper. painter to
sell paint and body shop supplies
5-day, 40-hr. wk: salary open
estab. iobber Call Mr.. Murphy,
DI. 7-36S5.
AUTO SALESMAN to sell new Chew
rolets and used cars; no expert
TOMS CHEVROLET, Wheaton, Nd
AUTO SALESMAN-Sell the hottest
imports on the market. Fiat and
TP.3, Exper. helpful, Will train.
See Mr.. Klauber, CENTRAL MO-
TOR COMPANY 1904 Jeff-Davis
Hwy, Arl.. Va. OF. 4-7520.
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ASST. MANAGER
AUTO
LUBRICATION MAN

Must be experienced. Good working
conditions. Paid holidays and va
cation. Apply to Mr.. Keeney or
Mr.. Gregory. MONROE FORD CO..
1887 East-west highway, Silver
Spring, Maryland,
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innnch operator. interesting

IBM keypunch operator, interesting
mature woman with nice person.
ality and leadership authority. A
permanent position with oppor-
tunity for advancement. See MISS
JOHNSON. Rm. 3l3, l4O6 o
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JR. SECY.. Bladensburg STS
SUBURBAN PERSONNEL
Perpetual Bldg, s. S. JU. 9-6l a6
LADIES t6l. to counsel and sell
AVON customers part time. earn
S2-S3 per hr We train. D1.
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Precious Blood

Immaculate Lamb, might flow
into our souls. and the me
mory of the Precious Blood
might be more clear and. vivid
TO our recollection"
HOLY MOTHER CHURCH
later emphasized the value of
this devotion by dedieating
the entire month of July to
honoriug the Blood Of Christ.
No day of this month. there
fore, should pass without
some special act of devotion.
as Holy Mass. the Chaplet of
the Precious Blood, the Seven
Offerings Of the Precious
Blood, or several minutes
spent In meditation on the
Passion of Our Lord. The
month of July should be. as
it were, a challenge, an OPP
portunity to show our graft
tude to Him Who has loved
us, and washed us from our
sins In His own Blood.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-01
DEATHS


Mass-NCl
Word Of the death Of Fr.
Mafse crswIey-Boevy, Ss.cc.,
"a. founder Of the Enthrone-
ment Of the Sacred Heart in
the Home. has been reported
here.
The death Of Father Mateo
in Valparaiso. Chile. where
he had gore from Canada in
1856. was reported by the
provincial house Of the Fafh-
ers Of the Sacred Hearts of
Jesus and Mary.
The Peru-born priest, VINO
travelled about the world
preaching on the Sacred Heart
and encouraging Catholics to
give a shrine to Christ a prom
inent place in their homes,
was in the United States from
1910 to 1874.
From 1914 TO 1916. he tour
ed Canada. But his health
failed in 1916 and he remain
ed in Canadian hospitals un-
til 1856. when he returned TO
Chile. where he had been or
dained a priest. He resided at
Sacred Hearts College, Val
paraiso, until MS death,
The priest carried his mes
sage to Europe. where he
preached from 1914 to 1885.
He spent five years in Asia
before coming to North Amer
lea.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-01

The Columbus Auto Club ad-
vses drivers that If you can't
see pavement between your
car and the one ahead, your re
following too closely regard
less Of your speed It's recon-
mended that you remain one
car length behind the car
ahead Of you for every 10
miles Of speed. Following too
closely increases the risk Of
rear-end collision, and also
makes you more susceptible TO
the effects of the carbon mon
oxide fumes from the car
ahead.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-01
Marriage

CONTINUED from page A.
ably knows better than any
one else the sinfulness of
drunkenness.
You will reach him faster
through his emotions than his
intellect. No one can normal
ly do this better than you.
You. as a wife, have far more
ties to your husband than any
one else. You have shared his
JOYS, sorrows, conquests,
graces. Your love may seem
battered but it still exists.
Let your husband know
that YOU do not want to be
lust an extension of himself.
He must let you express your
opinions, your decisions, your
personality. Teach him that
mutual engagements will have
to be discussed in advance.
His demands on you must not
be excessive. You have OBJ
viously been far more yield
ing and submissive than is re-
quired of a wife,
AS SOON AS he TRULY
recognizes your individuality
and respects you as a person,
you will no doubt be less like
ly to 60 to the baby and spoil
the baby at your husbands
expense. Of this / am sure,
your husband badly needs
praise, appreciation, admra-
ton. love-possibly more than
most men do.
Restore him to his rightful
place in your life. Give up the
cot in the baby's room and
move back to your spousal
chamber.
You will find that your nus
band will in turn give you
more affection and attention.
incidentally, he will also then
become closer to the baby.
Tell him and show him that
YOU love him as he is. that
Christian standards of living
are more precious than ex-
cessive gold or luxury or pow
er or status, or all together.
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II
Requiescant


fou ere asked 10 prey for ma
Expose Of the souls az the Eel
towing and the others Atho have
died in the Diocese during ths
past week.
DRISCOL, James P. Sc.
June 81, Holy Name Church,
Columbus st. Joseph Gene
terry.
DUBLIN, Alfred r. IS,
June %, st. Luke Church,
Danville, St. Luke Cemetery.
GROSS. Maurice. "A, st.
Francis Church, Columbus, St.
Joseph Cemetery.
HARMON, Miss Mary A.,
June Is, st. Mary Church, ST.
Mary. Cemetery.
HUNsIN George E,
66. St. Augustine Church, Co
lumbus, St. Joseph Cemetery.
JORDAN, Miss Jessie L.,
IS, June %, Corpus Christi
Church, Columbus, st. Joseph
Cemetery.
KLISE, Mrs Anna, 79, June
%, St. Mary Church, Wooster,
ST. Mary Cemetery. Former
ly of Lancaster.)
HOLSTERS, George o, st.
Augustine Church, Columbus,
St. Joseph Cemetery.
McCABE. Harry J.. 70.
June %. Sacred Heart Church.
Columbus, Mt. Calvary Gene
terry.
MCLEAN, Eugene E., so,
June Is. St. Coleman Church,
Washington CHI, st. Joseph
Cemetery.
POWERS. William E.. Sr..
SO. June 20, Our Mother of
Sorrows. Lockbourne, st. Jo
seph Cemetery.
RODGERS, Joseph A. st.
Joseph, Holy Name Church,
Columbus, st. Joseph Gene
terry.
TAGUE. John E, June "A,
st. Francis Church, Columbus,
st. Joseph Cemetery.
VENTURINO, Concetto. SIS,
St. Francis Church, Column
bus, st. Joseph Cemetery.
V~ISINTAINER. Victor E,
81, June %, Immaculate Con-
ception Church, Dennison, ST.
Mary Cemetery.
WILLIAMS, Mrs. Mary, SO,
June 10. st. Mary Church.
Portsmouth, Rushtown Gene
terry.