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Children and Reading

Continued from page 81
WINGS, by Augusta Steven
son. This was reissued in 1859
and like all of the books in
the series sells for S1.95.
There is lots of fun when they
organize a circus but trouble
when they build a small dam
and flood a garden. For third
grade and up.
LEWIS AND CLARK, Elk
PLORERS TO THE WEST, by
Madge Haines and Leslie Nor
rill is one of the Makers of
America series published by
Abingdon Press, $1.75. This is
another easy to read biogra-
ply with larger type and
black and white illustrations.
As young boys, playing to-
gether. Lewis and Clark
pledged that some day they
would explore together the
vast part of the American
continent that stretched to
the West. Their adventures
with giant bears and the ad-
ventures and hardships of the
trail make most fiction sound
tame. Fourth and up).
THE CIVIL WAR provides
the background for the next
two books. CORNELLA, THE
STORY OF A CIVIL WAR
NURSE, by Jane T. McCon.
nell, is published by Crowell,
$500. Cornelia Hancock, a
gentle 23-year-old Quaker
girl, had to fight many OBJ
stacles in order to reach the
battle fronts and nurse the
wounded. To elude Danish.
ment by Miss Dorthea Dix,
who wanted only older wom-
en- as nurses, she hid in a
train baggage compartment.
Her letters to her family re-
late better than any author
could the sufferings of the
soldiers. Will appeal to girls
with a fancy for nursing.
fifth grade and up)
FRESH FROM Tv set to
book, MOSBY, GRAY GHOST
OF THE by
Jonathan Daniels (Lippincott,
S2.95) should enjoy a wide
and long popularity. This dar-
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40 Hours
Schedule

Feb. 26-Mar. 4-coIun1-
bus St, John the Baptist,
Shawnee St. Mary.
Mar. Sill CoIun1-
bus Sacred Heart, Wells
ton St. Peter and Paul,
Granville ST. Edward.
Mar. l2-18 coIuna.
bus Our Lady of Peace,
chillieofhe ST. Mary. Ca
hanna ST. Matthew.
Mar. 1925 CoIum-
bus ST. Catharine, Ros-
we'll ST. Elizabeth, Ports
mouth St. Mary.
Mar. 26-Apr. ! Co
IunbUs ST. Augustine,
ZanesviIIe ST. Thomas.
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TV-Radio
Highlights
SUNDAY

1880 am, WTvN.TV, Chan.
6-The Christopher Program
presents Jerry Colonna with
some insight on George Wash
ington and the presidency in
"Play Your Part in Govern
fnent Affairs" BrendanByrne.
executive secretary OF the
American Heritage Founds'
ton, is also on the program.
TUESDAY
; pm. WBNS, Chan. 10
WOMANi with Helen Hayes,
moderator. ''The Lonely
Years. will examine the prob
lens facing the nations SEN
ior citizens as they adjust to
their later years.
RADIO
SUNDAY--12:3o pm, WV
The Catholic Hour-Tapers
of Truth series ends with
talk. "The Pencil With No
Eraser by Father Joseph
Manton, c. Ss.R.
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Offer Mass For
Sr. Eyaristus

Sister Mary st. Evaristus,
teacher at the Convent of the
Good Shepherd, died Satur-
day, Feb. Is, at Mt, Carmel
Hospital.
Requiem High Mass was
sung in the convent chapel
Wednesday, Feb. II. at 8 am.
She is survived by her SIS
ter, Sister Anna Frances; two
brothers, William and Joseph
Szabo, of Cleveland.
Burial was in st. Joseph
Cemetery.
Corning. Maplewood Gene.
terry.
ROHRER, Mrs. Mark O., 70,
Feb. IA, st. Edward the Con-
lessor Church, Granville, Holy
Trinity Cemetery.
SCHMIDT, Mrs. Madlyn, a.,
Feb. II, St. Mary Church,
Chillicothe, Grandview Gene
terry.
SHEELER Mrs, Anna A.,
SO, Feb. ID, st. John the Evan
gelist Church. Columbus, st.
Joseph Cemetery.
SHELTON. James w, 81,
Feb. 13, Sacred Heart Church,
Coshocton. South Lawn Gene
terry.
THEN, John F., SO, Feb. 10,
st. Matthias Church. Column
bus, st. Joseph Cemetery.
WAGNER, Anthon j., IL,
Feb. 16, St. Thomas the Apos-
tie Church, Columbus, st. Jo-
Seph Cemetery.
WHALEN, George W., 50,
Feb. IA, Our Lady of Peace
Church, Columbus, st. Joseph
Cemetery.
WIEGAND, Mrs. Mary S.,
80, Feb. II. st. Joseph
Church, Dover.
NEVILLE, Joseph, so, St.
Mary Church, Delaware, St.
Mary Cemetery.
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You are asked 70 pray for fhs
raposs OF the souls OF fha fol
towing and the others who HAYS
died in ths Diocese during fhs
past week.
De MATTEO, Antonio, So,
Feb. II, Immaculate Concep.
ton, Dennison, st. Mary Gem.
etery.
DODD, Mrs. Mary, rs. Feb.
Is, Our Lady of Victory
Church, Columbus, st. Joseph
Cemetery.
JUDY, Mrs. Carl, SO, Feb. 18,
St. John Church. Logan. Oak
Grove Cemetery.
KRAUSZ, Mrs. Margie, 81.
Feb. 18, st. Mary Church,
Marion, st. Mary Cemetery.
MCMAHON, John, 80, Feb.
Is, Holy Redeemer Church,
Portsmouth, Greenlawn Gene
terry.
Men Miss Anna,
80, Feb. 13, st. Thomas
Church, GAINESVILLE, Mt Cal
vary Cemetery.
Men ULTY, William. IA,
Feb. Is. St. Rose of Lima
Church, New Lexington, New
Lexington Cemetery.
NIEDERBERGER, Mrs. So
phie, St. Mary Church, Chilli
cothe, st. Margaret Cemetery.
O'DONNELL, Aloysius M,
50, st. Thomas Church, Zanes-
vile.
O'NEH, Mrs. Louise, 81, st.
Mary Church, Columbus, st.
Joseph Cemetery.
QUINN, Mrs. Elizabeth, II,
Feb. Is, st. Bernard Church,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26

ing soldier, who had a price
on his head, led a charmed
life, to say the least, John
Singleton Mosby was % and
a prospecting attorney when
he went to war. His exploits
and the history they cover
make good reading. For the
better reader, sixth and up.
MORE IN
SPORTS AND SPIRIT, by Ed
Fitzgerald, Farrar, Straus and
Cudahy, $1.95. This is one of
the Vision Books series espe-
cial4y written for Catholic
youngsters from nine through
Is.
THIS COLLECTIVE biogra-
ply contains short biogra-
phies of eight outstanding
sportsmen, Stan Musial, Car
men Basilio, Alex Olmedo,
Juan Fangio, Ron Delany, Ed
die Arcaro, Jean Beliveau and
Herb Score. From the names
you Can see that a variety of
sports are covered in the lives
of these men.
These are fast moving and
of course can be read singly.
Boys are constantly seeking
information about the various
sports stars and this should
provide a LOT of enjoyment.
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TUESDAY, MARCH 7

9 am, Chan 4-Barkleys
of Broadway, Part 2--MGM,
1948-AII.
9 am, Chan. 10 - Campus
Confessions Paramount,
1937-AI.
1880 am, Chan. s Wild
Boys Of the Road-NRA%.
) pm, Chan. 4 Act of
Violence-MGM, 1948-AH.
11.15 PM, Chan 10 AT.
fairs of Susan - Paramount.
1944-B.
objection: Reflects accepta-
bility of divorce; light treat
ment of marriage.)
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4
9 am, Chan. 4 Whistl-
ing in Brooklyn, Part l
MGM, 1942-AI.
9 am, Chan. 10 Salute
for Three-Paramount, 1912
An.
1890 am, Chan. s - Polo
Joe-Warners, 1936-AL.
5 pm, Chan. 4 - The Bis
hop of Misbehaves-NRA*.
hop Misbehaves-NRA%.
7:30 pm, Chan. 10-Streets
of Laredo-Paramount, 1913
All.
Ills am, Chan. 10 - Ru-
1ers of the Sea-Paramount,
1938-AI.
THURSDAY, MARCH 2
9 am. Chan. 4-Whist2ing
in Brooklyn, Part 2-MGM,
1942-AI.
They Live By Night-NRA*.
9 am, Chan. 10 The Dew
il is a Woman-NRA*.
1890 am, Chan. s - You
Can't Escape-NRA%.
5 pm, Chan. 4 - Dance
Fools Dance-NRA*.
l1:15 pm, Chan. 10 - Men
With Wings Paramount,
1938-AI.
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Legion Of Decency:
TV Movie RATINGS

notion PICTURE cLAssIFIcA.
TON BY NATIONAL LEGION OF
HEcEkeY: A-1-MoraIly Unobjec-
tionable for All; A-u-Morally Tn
Objectionable for Adults; B-Mor-
ally Objectionable in Part for All:
C-Condemned. NRA" No Rating
Available.
FRIDAY, FEB. Is
9 a.m.--Chan. 4-The Bride
Goes Wild, Part 1-MGM, 1947
All.
9 am, Chan 10-Million Dol
lar Legs-Paramount, 1938-AI.
1890 am, Chan. 6-Crashin'
Thru Danger-NRA*.
5 pm, Chan. Joan of Par
iS-RKO, 1942-AII.
Ills pm, Chan. 6-Sitting
Pretty-20th Century Fox, 1947
All.
1880 pm, Chan. 10-Man in
Half Moon Street-Paramount,
1o44-AH; Thunder Over Tan
gies-NRA*.
SATURDAY, FEB. ~
/ pm, Chan. Caught Plas-
tered-NRA*.
/ pm, Chan. 6-Two Gun
Lady-NRA*.
11:25 pm, Chan. BLACK
beard the Pirate-RKO, 1852
B Objection: Suggestive cos
suming. situations; excessive
brutality.
1890 pm, Chan. s. Prince
and the Pauper-First National,
1936-AL.
1890 am, Chan. Bride of
the Monster-NRA*.
1890 am, Chan. 10-Kill Me
~Tomorrow-NRA*.
SUNDAY, FEB 70
1890 pm, Chan. 6 Black
wells Island go Warner Bros,
1890 pm. Chan. 10 -
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Inter-Faith
Film Listing
CHILDREN

WORLD-The Mouse That
Reared, children must be &C.
companied by an adult.
BOULEVARD, CLINTON,
LIVINGSTON, PARSONS,
STATE-Journey to the Cen
ter of the Earth.
ESQUIRE - Journey to the
Center of the Earth, Saturday
matinee also.
LINCOLN - Journey to the
Center of the Earth, Tim
huktu.
18TH AVE. AUTO r Jour-
ney to the Center of the
Earth, Public Pigeon NJ.
One.
VEST 5TH AUTO Jour
ney to the Center Of the
Earth, laundering Jets.
MILES EAST MAIN, MILES
WEST BROAD-Benny Good
man Story, Battle Hymn.
PAIACE-Toby Tyler, Boy
and the Laughing Dog.
SOUTHERN = Tom Thumb,
Moby Dick, Saturday only.
GRANDVIEW Seventh
Voyage of Sinbad, Saturday
matinee only.
~HUDSON-Old Man and the
Sea. Invisible Boy, Saturday
matinee only.
TEENS
AIRPORT AUTO Woman
Obsessed, House on a Haunt
ed Hill.
CLEVE - Francis and the
Haunted House, California.
HUNTS CINESTAG E
Porgy and Bess.
LINDEN - Somebody Up
There Likes Me, The Miracle.
MAIN-The Miracle, Tim
buktu.
OHIO-The Last Voyage,
MATURE TEENS
WESTMONT-Johnny Con-
cho, Timbuktu.
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p.m., WV
Records . i.
Continued from page ]

Continued from page y
saws, you've GOT WHAT
TT TAKES" while others are
hoping and praying LET TT
BE Me"
WHILE HEARING the hit
records being spun, you know
when God calls, TIME AFT
Err M He does not tell
you "WHERE Or WHEN" He
does however give you the
OPPORTUNITY" to become
Gods "HANDYMAN." You
should be praying and "TRY-
ING, and giving Gods special
call "TENDER LOVING
y CARE"
INSTEAD OF LISTENING
to or singing the disc hit,
"WHAT IN THE WORLD"
you could ask yourself, what
is in the world?" A girl should
be called LADY LUCK" if
she would decide to become a
LITTLE SISTER" BY accept
ing Gods invitation of the re-
ligious life she would be an
svyerinp the question. "WHY
DO ] LOVE YOU So" Her
radiant heart would become a
VILLAGE OF ST. BERNA-
DETTE.' A girl aspiring to
the convent will be saying
E HAVE TO CO." be-
cause mo LOVE HAVE l."
but Him.
DURING THE MONTH of
March, the Month of Voca-
tions," as a Catholic student
of "HIGH SCHOOL, U.S.A.,"
you should think and utter a
short prayer when you hear
these vocation records"
Think and pray, HOW WILL
TT END?" God can ask you
on Judgment Day, was, or
"AM / THAT EASY TO FOR
GET"
Let us pray asking God
"WHAT DO YOU WANT"
and try to find peace OF
MIND" serving God and other
FAITHFULLY" and FOR
EVER"
Your life can be a "hit re-
cord" for the eternal pay
ola"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26
Chicken Dinner

A chicken dinner will be
held Sunday at Hartley High
School from IL noon until 6
pm, under the sponsorship of
the Athletic Assoc n.
Funds from the dinner will
help defray cost of athletic
equipment at the school.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26

st. Augustine Parish is
sponsoring a pre-lenten card
party Friday today at 8 pm.
in the school hall. Mrs. Pam
Ella PAIL and Mrs. Martha Hoy
er are chairmen.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26
Three Catholic Quints
Added for MT Action

NEW YORK - Three more
Catholic college cage teams
st. Bonaventure, Holy Cross
and st. Johns N.Y.) = were
selected to play in the Nation
al Invitational Tournament.
Other Catholic teams invit-
ed earlier include Dayton, VIII
%lanova, Detroit and Provi.
dence. Twelve teams take part
in the tourney.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26
Parish Mission

CHILLICOTHE - A parish
mission will be held Feb. g.
March Is at st. Peter Church,
it was announced by Father
julius Klinec, pastor.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26

NOVICE - SISTERS PAULE-MARIE
and ESPERANCE of Lebanon are tive
poor girls who would like very much to
consecrate their lives to the SERVICE Of
the MASTER. They ask you to share with
them the road TO perfection. Could YOU
supply IN suitable inStallments, $50 q
year for 2 years training. Behold your
ADOPTED DAUGHTER Tor all eternity.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26
DOGS, CATS, PETS

BOARDING PETS is our BuSi.
ness. Birds. Fine registered pup.
pies, Tropical Fish, Monkeys
and Hamsters. WILLOW KEN.
NELS. Phone PR. 2-3491
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26

""tAins f"T Souls III S0Lth india and
reads az follows: In the year 1853
the Carmelite Sisters started working
10 the village of K~ainakary, South
india. They rented q tiny house and
called it LITTLE FLOWER CON
VENT They have daily Mass in q
tiny room In the house, but il is 50
small that the village people can not
attend. There is no other chapel In
the village and thus the good Sisters
are praying that good benefactors
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26
INFORMATION

Furnished Apartments and
Sleeping rooms. MIONE MOTEL,
| Old Rte. % S. l mile from town
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26

February" Green Gardens at Shertallay
in India. is n of our leper ssyiumS. We
have LEPER-PATIENTS there, ranging
from childhood to old age. II Is a labor of
Christ-like love TO care for them. Will
you share the burden and eternal glory
Of our Priests, Sisters, Doctors and
Nurses working among our leperS. Join
our DOLLAR-A-MONTH CLUB FOR
LEPERS or just send uz a little Offering.
small. MAY God reward you,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26

Saints Peter and Paul we're Seminarians
taught BY Christ in the Seminary Of Our
Mission Holy Land. Both shed their blood
for Christ. Out of love for the Most Precious
Of Jesus, will you help prepare Seminsrians
THOMAS AND JOSEPH to offer the CHAI~
ICE OF SALVATION in India? Each needs
$500 In full or 500 a year for their size
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26
BUYERS PERRY COUNTY GUIDE
New Lexington - ThornviIle
INFORMATION

CUSTOM BUTCHERNG-Beef
and Pork cut and wrapped for
your freezer. Quality meat at
wholesale prices. Bob Crossin.
Phone Thornville 66261.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26

which the village people can use also.
1heH Archbishop recommends this appeal most heartily
$4,000 will make their dream q reality and We pray that o
ct our benefactors will heed this humble prayer of these de-
voted Carmelte Sisters. Can you help this most worthy esusa
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26

Two carmeIife priests will conduct missions at
ST. Mary Magdalene and Sf.Aloysius parishes. They are,
above, left TO right, Father Rene Hayes. 0.Carm., and
Father Norman Yelling, o.Carm, a swo-week mission,
the first week for The women and the second for the
men. will begin March 6 at St. Mary MagdaIene. The
opening service will be on Sunday at 4:3o pm, and
Monday through Saturday at 7:3o pm. The spiritual
exercises will begin Sunday, March 20 at ST. AIoysivs
Church. The first week will be for The men and the
second week for HE women of The parish. Services will
be at 7:30 pm. each evening.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26
CARMELITES In NEED

Inc latest appeal to be sent to US from the office Of the Hol,
Father In Rome. IT refers to the Carmelite Sisters who ar,
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years, tuition. These boys will be eternaIly and prayerfuIly
grateful 10 you.
DAMIEN LEPER FUND. 81 retired and this money repre-
SCENTS PART OF MY PENSION for the months Of January and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27

Bassett PlaStic.TOp
Bedroom Suite
In snow white and gold. Simple.
ity Of design, with pure white
DUPONT "DULUx" finish end
Pittsburgh plate gloss mirror thot
tilts for extra convenience. All
pieces have white tops Of high.
pressure Plastic lominote thot
wipe eleon with o Damp cloth.
You'll have O beautiful ond de-
lightful bedroom.
Lorse Double Dresser with
Fromed Mirror and
Bookcase Bed
sl44
S-Drewer Chest. $5s.sS
Night Stend. $685.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27

Danish Style Walnut
Dining Room
by Bossett
Available N O choice OF three
chinos, three buffets end four
tobIes. Designed to compliment
ony dining oreo or room. Note
the smart diamond motif on eoeh
piece and the attractive shaped
porting rolls ottoched to the
slim. topered legs.
Extension TobIe with Leaf.
3 Side and AVmehoiF
$40
Buffet. Slos.s5
Buffet end Hutch Top.
Slss.sS
Evening star., 1960-08-18
More Tarset Game Winners!

Mrs. R. z. wilson 3345 Military Rd, NV: Betty Lind
sey, 407 Maple Rd, Mornngsde, Md Mrs D. Willard III
Apt 2l7, 1890 Battery Lane Lucy Robinson 12411
Dewey Rd Bethesda; Mrs E. Donaldson l648 Gales NE
Mrs. w. Metzger 441l Independence ST.. Rockville Haw.
thorn Twins. La Plata: Mrs. James Latham l4o7 St.
sE Donald Thomas 500 2nd st., Sc. Mrs Ned d Bavlev
l3so7 overton Lane; Mrs R. smithwck 41oo 55th Ave
blaonesourg MI c. Smart. Jr, 57o5 Rd Cheverv:
Mrs. D. E. Thompson, Route /, Box H. Waldorf: E. r
Kennedy, Jr, 43l3 Leland Street, Chevy Chase Carl A.
Dudley 1901 5sth Ave. Hyatsvie Lawrence E. THOMPSON
NeWourg. Nd; Mrs. william Brose, 4s37 seth Ave Land
over HIS June Bucknmer. 81 E. Kennel, Lex Park:
MRS. Blanche Chakaes. 402 Essex DR., Lex Park:
Dorothy Greene Mtchelsvie Md Mrs George E. Sellers
loolo Clue Drive Mrs. Battagia Dston Rd Silver
Spring. Mrs Doris Cooley 81 n Horners Lane Rockville
Dolores Herbert, 42ls 4th St, Sc; Mrs r Donela SIS
Montana Ave. Me- Mrs George Trader Taylor Terrace
Mrs Mildred Wright. 42o4 soth St., Rainier; Mrs E. NJ
Doyle 1922 Greenleaf Rd Kentland; Mrs. Donaldson
2loo S2nd St., Sc Mrs. G. A. Gaynor 1913 jackson St.
NE; James F. Hansborough, S26 st. Sc; orlin c.
Granger 1701 18th St. NV: Mrs Morga 1905 18th
st" Sc: Stanley Baruch 76o5 Hemock St.; Mrs Dorothy
Bogley 1850 Western Ave- NV: Barbara G. williams
$40 57th st. NV; Averlle Costley. 1928 Sheridan NV
Mrs j. D. Sullivan. Charlotte Hall, Md; M Whitaker
4e Horse Shoe Rd. Clinton Mrs. NJ Giovanni 27l1 33rd
st. Sc; Mrs. Margaret Burroughs Wash Ave. Rock
Vile; Ruth A. Swami Marbury. Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-17

Gilbert GUIDE, former member
Of the Maryland House of Dele
gates from Montgomery County,
was elected chairman of the
county's Republican State Cen
trail Committee last night.
He succeeds David Scull,
credited by many with instilling
new life in Republican activi-
ties in the county in recent
years. Mr.. Soul resigned as
head Of the seven-member COM
mittee.
He said he would remain on
the group until it can select his
successor as a committee mem
Der.
Mr.. Scull and Mr.. Guide were
elected to the committee in
1858. Mr.. Scull said he does
not plan to seek reelection to
the committee in 1862.
He has been reported in line
for the post held by State Re-
publican Chairman D. Eldred
Rinehart. If Mr.. Rinehart re-
signs the State Craftsmanship.
Mr.. Scull said he plans to
devote more time to his real
estate business.
Mr.. Guide, a Rockville nurs-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-17

we contend, is false" he said.
But Maurice j. Walsh of
Chicago, defense counsel, told
the court, Nobody has been
defrauded. They dnvestors)
can get their money back and
they are paid the interest
advertised. We submit the
indictment does not set forth
any standards Of criminality
on which the jury can base o
judgment"
The prosecutor said evidence
would be introduced to show
there was a close relationship
between the Maryland Arm and
Chicago savings and loan and
building and loan companies
and that money obtained by
Commercial was "funneled'
into the Chicago companies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-17
Candidates
Pass State
Dental Exon,

Successful candidates for
dental and dental hygiene Ii
censes, who passed the Mary
land State Board Of Dental
Examiners three-day examina-
tons last week, were announced
today.
The newly licensed dentists
are:
Harry A. Baker, 1910 Thir-
teenth street NV; Ralph H
Foxman,, 6l01 Sixteenth street
NV; Thomas G. O'Neil, 1927
Thirty-ninth street NV;
Willis e. Sanderlin, 2l2l Sec
ond street NV. and Thomas
l. l; " Wong s4o4 Macomb street
Also. William T. Clair, Mitch
ellville: Henry E. Jones, TOLL
Wells parkway. Hyattsville
Richard j. Lauttman, Marvin
p. Levin, David H. McLane anc
Lewis P. Glodek, all of Balti.
more, and Nicholas A. Mecca
5006 Del-Ray avenue, and In.
gram w. Ogden, Naval Medica
Center, both of Bethesda.
! Also, Paul J. Kalis, Fort Bel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-17
MARYLAND BRIEFS
County
Farmland
To Be Park

The Maryland-National Cap
ital Park and Planning Com
mission has announced plans
for the 100000 purchase of 1877
acres of farmland near Damas-
Gus in Montgomery County for
a park.
The land, owned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred B. Kitterman, runs
along Cedar Heights road. The
commission will buy 26 acres
Immediately for $4,000 and 13
acres annually for 10 years at
1882 per acre.
In other business, the COM
mission received a report from
the chief land planning en-
gineer. Wesson Cook, urging q
1900 program to photo
map Montgomery and Prince
Georges CounNes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-17
Sligo School Has Bust|e of Bus Depot

regular Sligo buses use the
front door.
MI. Conlon said the 780
Springbrook children remain in
their buses until classes for the
regular Sligo students are dis
missed.
I'VE don't have any other
place to put them" he said.
At the sound of the bell. Sligo
pupils stream from the build
ing and the Springbrook stu
dents leave their buses and
enter the classroonfs.
At the end Of the long school
day. Mr.. Conlon said. the Is
Springbrook buses line up
around the horseshoe in the
same order as they did at noon
SO the children can find the
right one.
They all have to line up in
the same order, or it would be
chaos" the principal said.
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BY DANA BULLEN
Star stan Writer

Sligo Junior High School in
Silver Spring, where over 1000
children commute daily by
chartered and county buses, is
beginning to take on the air
Of a transit terminal.
There are two reasons.
First, some of the parents
decided to hire their own buses
when school officials refused to
transport their children be-
cause they live less than two
miles from the school.
A D. C. Transit System bus
already makes daily trips to
the school from Kemp Mill
Estates with about so pupils.
Parents in Forest Knobs and
Northwood are planning to do
the same for their children.
Second. Sligo is accommo-
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dating an entire second junior
high hool student body
through use Of double shifts
These children, all of whom
now use buses, will switch tt
the new Springbrook Junior
High School when it opens the
end of this month.
The daily schedule at the
Sligo school terminal on Dennis
avenue runs like this:
1880 am. to 7:55 a.m.-Foul
county buses and the chartered
bus from Kemp Mill Estates ar
rived with $50 of the l ,445 stu
dents who regularly attend
Sligo.
1880 pm. Fifteen county
buses arrive with $50 Spring
brook pupils for the afternoon
split session. The five other
buses that brought the Sligo
children earlier arrive to take
them home.
5:07 p.m.-The Is Spring
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Annapolis to Use
Stadium Parking

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. II (AP)
The city OF Annapolis and the
Naval Academy Athletic Asso-
citation have agreed on the
city's use of a parking lot OPP
posite the Navy-Msrine Corps
Stadium.
Mayor Arthur G. Ellington
and Capt. Asbury Coward,
academy director of athletics.
signed an agreement calling for
the city to pay 81 rental for a
two-month trial period.
Mayor Ellington said that he
and the aldermen were willing
to try anything to help the
parking situation.