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Evening star., 1960-06-19
Cars First in Travel

DETROIT.-The automobile
is the leading passenger trans
porter in the United States,
handling SO per cent of all
intercity travel.
Evening star., 1960-06-19
Ask Case Be RecOnsidered

With three dissenting votes,
the delegates earlier approved
a resolution calling on Judge
George R. Grant, jr., Of Con-
cord, N. H.. to reconsider the
sentencing of DR.. Willard Up
haus for contempt of court and
to Jail six months ago. DR.,
Uphaus was found guilty of the
charge by his refusal to make
available to the New Hamp-
shire attorney general "the
names of private individuals at
his camp in Conway, N. H., for
peaceable purposes"
Mr.. Worley in presenting the
resolution said DR.. Uphaus had
refused to reveal the names of
those at the camp for fear of
irresponsible accusations and
assertions of guilt by associa-
Evening star., 1960-06-19

Deaconess Hospital. He is also
a member of the General
Board Of the National Council
of Churches.
Bishop Lord has honorary
degrees from Dickinson College
and Boston University. He is a
33rd degree Mason and a mem
ber Of Phi Kappa Sigma and
Tau Kappa Alpha fraternities.
He is married and has a mar
ried daughter.
Parliamentary Tangle
Before passage of the resolu-
ton to invite Negro conferences
and churches into the North
eastern Jurisdiction, discussion
consumed two and a half hours
with a parliamentary en-
tanglement confusing the stu
alton
Lloyd F. Worley of Hartford,
Conn, presented a resolution
Of the 17-member committee
on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rela-
tionS that seeks an "early
transfer of any and all annual
conferences of the Central
Jurisdiction (Negro)" into the
Northeastern Jurisdiction.
Following several parliament
tary maneuvers, DR.. Walter
Muelder, dean Of the Boston
University School Of Theology
moved an amendment to Sec
tion three that would limit the
invitation to annual confer.
enceS of the Central Jurisdic.
tion now located with or neal
the boundaries of the North.
eastern Jurisdiction"
The Northeastern JuriSdic,
tion consists of IL northeastern
States, the District of Columbis
and Puerto Rico. Two Centra
JuriSdictional conferences
Delaware and Washington, art
included in this area. The two
Negro conferences have 82.47:
members and 572 churches
Bishop Edgar Love of Balti'
more is bishop of the area.
The nearly 10 million mem.
ber Methodist Church is divided
into five geographical white
Jurisdictions in the UniteC
States - Northeastern, South
eastern, North Central, SoutE
Central and Western-and al
overall Negro Central JuriS
diction.
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EvERYBoDY KNOWS cLEMENTINEl

EVEkVbODV KNOWS SIEMeNbbNE!
And its no WOnder = CIementine Pad
diefOrd bas been eOevwbers' Or Food
Editor is one of Ameriea'S s tamOH5 Womsn.
In bsr qHsst for good things to eat, Sbs
has sampled Anviea" cooking in SH tbs
50 StatsJ and collected gOSmet secrets
from chefs around THE WOrId.
Since ber girlbOod on tbe family farm
near Manhattan, Kan, Clementins has
IOpsd food. For Is years Sbs has been
recognized as one of tbe country 5 torsmOSf
authorities on good cooking and good eat
ing. Her recipe collection is Snur6llsd =
more than $1,000 delicious Jpsei6ltieS
from q"abQg ebOmdsr to pine bark rsw.
Her cookbook features q selection of 800 of
tbe best from kitchens all Opsr Aueriea.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
HOUSES UNFURNISHED

ALEX, WEST GRoVE-5-bedrm
3-bath rambler, with 30-ft. fam,
aysail. az FEB Feb. |; ss9bO Js. 4s5ss66s
ALEX. .-ARL.-Rambler. 3 bedrms.
IA baths. washer. dIier,, dish
ALEXANDRIA-Three-bedrm. brick
partly furn.; fenced rear yard
near Fairlington shopping center
CL. 6-6123. evenings.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

ARLINGTON N.-WidoW will share
house with dependable individual
20 rim. Pentagon. JE 2-0S2S
WILL SHARE HOME with working
mother and child Child care pro-
vided: nr. busline. so. 5-I997.
Evening star., 1960-01-09

LAKE BARCROFT- bedrmS..
baths: all lake privileges Avail
able about Feb. 18th for long
term lease: 5000. Call Mrs. Ca
zan, CL. 6-1l27. or ST. $4,000
JAMES L. DIXON & CO, Realtors
LANDOVER - New brick triplex
air cond., 3 bedrooms, large din
rm., Ia baths. SP. 3-1l61.
LANGLEY PARK, 1902 Lebanon ST
Vacant, 2-bedrm. rambler, Gl
kit, hsmt. Open Sun. IL to 4, o
phone WE 5-0724.
LANGLEY PARK, MD.-Brk. Co
lonial, ga baths, library. flrepl
gas heat; newly redec.; incl. bsmt
apt. with kit; conv. schlS., shop
ing center; $3.50 mo. CL. 6-6997
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED
(coNTINUEol
ANACOSTIA, D. C.
0o0o IcHL CIT CT

2-bedroom brick home: full day
light basement, convenient to Navy
Yard and Boiling Field: S92 so
GABLES CO.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
(coNTINUEol

BETHESDA Bradley blvd. area
Charming, 3-eedrm., 2-bath, VII.
liamsburg Colonial on - acre
Assume lge. LIST trust, 5ss interest
Upper EOS. Cali Mrs. Martin, OIL
$4,000. ewes. and Sun, EN-
5-l07O. c. B. s. REALTY, INC
CARROLL KNOLLS-Immac. g.
bedrm. brick rambler: liV. rm.
with firepl-, sep. din. rm-, all
elec. kit. full walk-out bsmt.,
auto. washer. Assume 4G loan.
OWNER 10 6-1801
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

CONGRESSMEN desires 3 or 4
bedrm. furnished house in
Northern Va. Capitol 4-3l2l
Extension 2S01.
HELP!!! We need houses to rent
We have waiting lists, and can
not fulfill their needs. Won't yoU
please help US? We need home,
In the Alexandria. Arlington anC
Fairfax areas ranging from Sl2i
to $500. For quickest results cal
US today. TOWN & COUNTRY
REALTY CO. TE. 6-l415.
UNFURNISHED 2 or 3-bedrm
house or apt. PRrkinEton area
preferred. Excel. care assured By
family Of 4. Box 102-Y, Star.
UNFURN-3 bedrms.; Bethesda
under $3.50 rent; = high Schoo
children. MR.. IRISH, JE. 3-39S5.
WE NEED HOUSES for rent ir
Arlington and Falls Church. Youl
headaches become ours for q nom.
inal fee Call TOWN e. COUNTRY
REALTY, KE. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-01-09

We HAVE several 3 and 4 bedrm
houses completely furn. avail
nov Price ranges from $3.50 Il
$3.50. Call BENOIT a. ALVAREZ
Realtors, KE, S-6677.
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OED " NSA4s = - =
EICFIY RIIRN a.hedr

VIENNA - 3-bedroom split-level
Very attractively furn. Immac
end newly dec. Suitable for dip.
lomatic family with children; S25C
month. PL. 9-27S7.
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CLEVELAND PARK
3107 GARFIELD ST.

Reduced for immediate sale. De.
tached family house in excellent
school district, close to transpor-
tation. Living room with hre-
place, den, powder room, good
sized kitchen, six bedrooms, three
baths. enclosed sleeping porch
maids room and bath Week ends
call Ho. 2-322o. EXCLUSIVE
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RESORT?
BUSINESS BUY?
WHEATON PLAZA

WIN, REGIONAL Shopping Center
Wheaton, Md. 10. 5-l16O
ROCKVILLE-4 bedrms., Q baths,
din. rm., liv. rm., bsmt.; fenced;
adloins PARK, nr. schl. and shop.
OWNER, GA, 4-S2l7.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

LANHAM-3 bedrms., sep. din
rm.. auto. washer; immed. pcss
SP. 3-3l03 all Sun. after 6 Sat
LOVELY 6 RMS. MOD, sl25 mo
Nr. schools, churches. park. 1925
Mt. Pleasant st ia. a-SSSg
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FOGGY ROTTOM

Ideal for or 2 employed girls
/ bedrm., bath, gas heat. liy. rm
with flrepl., nice garden. Price
S125 per mo.
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ROCK CREEK PIX. AREA
1850 BROAD BRANCH RD
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, is

Newly constructed de luxe house
overlooking the park. DESIGNED
for large family with two living
rooms, dining room, kitchen, four
bedrooms, three baths, plus mas
ter bedroom suite with dressing
room ana bath; maids room and
bath. DIRECTIONS. Out Connec-
TO Broad Branch road, right to
open sign. Week ends call WO.
6-290l. EXCLUSIVE AGENT.
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COLORED
$12,75O
FILA APPROVED

725 Adrian st. S.E.-semidetached
brick, = stories with bsmt.. liv.
rm,, din. rm., kit, 3 bedrms.
bath, oil &C. heat; excel. cond.
$500 down plus settlement cost.
Monthly payment S97.50. FRED
ERICK A. BLUMER CO.. 617 Pa.
ave; sc" Ii. 10000; eyes,, LU.
1-261S.
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CHASE
OPPORTUNITY

Only $4,000 down plus settlement
will buy this gracious stone and
slate Dutch Colonial in one of
Chevy Chase's better residential
areas; den or library and powder
rm. on 1st floor; 3 good-siz bed
rms. and bath up: rec. rm. with
second frepl (high cedar fence
patios). Owners anxious to move
to completed new home and willing
to sell below FLA valuation. S22,-
800 FHA first trust available.
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LANGLEY PARK-Brick rambler q
bedrms., bath, liV. rm., kitchen
With table space, fireplace. Level
lot; Sl5,950. Must sell this week
end; Make offer. Occupancy /
week. Open Sunday. is pm.
Elementary and Jr. High School
across the street Close to eyery-
thing. DIR: New Hampshire ave
10 Merrtmac drive, right to 18th
ave, left to 1912 18th ave ALI
GOOD AGENCY, JU. S-4477.
MANOR CLUB--bedroom Cane
Cod: q baths. den. heated sun
room, breeZeway and Gear ga
rage. On beautifully shrubbed lot
Over / acre, backed up to golf
course. Information and appoint-
ment, call EDWARD P. GILL, WI.
MASS; AVE. EXTENDED-seidom
found, 2-yr.-old brk. rambler;
priced low 20s. minimum cash; 8
bedrmS., GE elec. kit, psneled
rec. rm,, built-in garage. Call
H. GLENN .GARVIN, LO. $4,000,
ewes, OIL. 4-1466
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KALORAMA AREA

KALORAMA AREA
NEW LIsTINGs. Exceptional Of.
fering In this ideal location. All
conditioned brick residence with
the utmost in charm and taste.
ful design. Large liv. rm. with
firepl., library with flrepl., din
rm. overlooking attractive patio
and deep private garden. Large
kit, pantry. maids room anC
bath. Upstairs sitting room. {
bedrms., 3 with flrepls., 4 baths
Recreation room with firepl.
front driveway and garage. Fol
appointment call DU. 7-52l6.
J. F. BEGG, INC.
Realtor DU. 7-24sC
MASS. AVE. AREA, west Of Wis
ave.-True Colonial brick home
with an air OF elegance anC
planned for comfortable living
Drawing room with fireplace. IL
brary, dining room, kitchen with
breakfast nook, screened porch
5 bedrms. and 3 baths on upper
floors. Huge rec. rm. with fire-
place and party kitchen in bsmt
Fenced garden and double garage
Conveniently near the best
schools, churches, shopping anc
transp. Financing arranged. TC
inspect, please phone Mrs. Carter
EN-. 2-647S. L. T. GRAVATTE
Realtor, Ma. s-0763.
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CHEVY CHASE
BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH

BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH
An outstanding older home Of stone
and stucco; 4 bedrms., bath on
end floor; 2 bedrms., bath on
3rd floor: fully equipped, modern
kit. with separate breakfast room
patio garage, large shaded lot.
Priced S31,500. E. NJ. FRY CO.,
OIL. 6-73S3 or JU. s-9317.
CHEVY CHASE. GLEN COVE AREA,
premium loc.-Tastefully decor
3-bedrm. Cape Cod: 2 bedrms. and
bath on. 1st floor; rear enclosed
porch. lge. dorm. rm. on 2nd
Sensibly priced in mid-2Os. CHEVY
CHASE REALTY. EN-. 3-1S00:
ewes, VIII. 2-92O4.
CHEVY CHASE VIEWS-A real op-
portunity. Det. Cape Cod: 4 bed
rms, 2 full baths, liV. rm. with
firepl., din. area, fully equip. kit,
full bsmt.: lge. lot. Down pymt.
only $4,000. Assume $4,000
mortgage Holy Redeemer Parish
area. also near public school. By
OWNER, call VIII. 6-6411. 1Os
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MASS. AVE. EXTENDED

MASS. AVE. EXTENDED, Spring
fleld-Brick rambler with 3 bed
rms, 2 baths, bsmt., rec. rm.:
S1Sg sysnsn Per NC HoUa1TSN GgpS s SepSSIS' sSN.
INC, 141S H ST. NV, DI. z
oG57 or OIL. G-9474.
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Legion Of Decency:
TV Movie Ratings

1880 pm, Chan. 10 SO River
Street - United Artists, 1873.
objection: Suggestive sequence;
excessive brutality
MONDAY, SEPT. ~
9:25 am, Chan. a Naughty Mari
eta, Part | - MGM, 1944-AII.
$50 am, Chan. 10 - Doctor and
Nurse - 10th Century Fox, 1886
B.
1890 am, Chan. 6 Matchking-
NRA.
S pm, Chan. 4 Above Suspi-
cion = MGM, 1912 - All.
11:15 pm, Chan. 10 Cry Ven
geance United Artists, 1S54-B.
objection: Excessive ~brutality9
TUESDAY, SEPT. 40
9:25 am, Chan. 4 r Naughty Mar
ietta, Part 2 - MGM, l944-AII.
$50 am, Chan. 10 Nigh t
Freight - Allied Artists, 1854
All.
1890 am. Chan. 6 - Nancy Drew,
Reporter Warmers, 1938-A1.
5 pm, Chan. A. Kathleen-MGM,
l941 - Al.
Ills pm, Chan. 10 Oh, Susan.
ma = Republic, l95O-AIl.
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 81
9.25 am, Chan. 4 Bodyguard,
Part | - RKO, 1947 - All.
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MOTION PICTURE cLASSiEIcA.
TI0M az NATIONAL LEGION OF

MOTION PICTURE cLASSlEIcA.
TIoM az NATIONAL LEGION OF
DEcENcY: AL Morally Unobjec.
tionable for All; All Morally I'm
Objectionable for Adults; B Nor
ally Objectionable in Part for All;
C-Condemned. NRA No Rat
ing Available.
FRIDAY, SEPT. Is
e.25 am, Chan. 4 - We Who Are
Young. Part 2 MGM, 1889
All.
$50 am, Chan. 10 Toughest
Man Alive - MIRA.
1890 am, Chan. 6 - Journal of a
Crime-NRA.
S pm, Chan. A - Billy, the Kid
MGM, 1910 - Al.
Ills pm, Chan. l0-Red River
United Artist, 1947 B. tOb-
lection: Suggestive sequence; in
adequate moral compensation.
1920 pm, Chan. s Holy Matri-
mony - goth Century Fox, 1912
An.
SATURDAY, SEPT. II
1890 PM Chan. 6 Lloyds Of
London-20th Century Fox, 1886
All.
1I.25 pm, Chan. 4 Thousands
Cheer MGM, 1912 - All.
1890 am, Chan. 6 House of
Mystery MIRA.
SUNDAY, SEPT. 10
100 pm, Chan. s - Talent Scout
First National, 1936-AI.
$50 pm, Chan. 6 - Lady at Mid
night = Eagle Lion, 1947 - All.
1890 pm, Chan. 6 = Lucky Nick
Cain - 10th Century Fox, 1850
All.
1f:25 pm, Chan. a Cass Tim.
berlane - MGM, 1947-AII.
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the offering" The Little Flow
er once said that if one picks
up a pin from the floor with
greater love of God than one
gives handouts, there is more
worth in it.
Suppose one reduced this
problem 10 its lowest material
terms: what would be more
advantageous to a soul, TO
give a poor Bishop 500 for
one hundred Masses, or to
give him 500 for one Mass?
We believe the latter. In the
first instance it would not be
charity, but strict justice.
What was done looked to the
ego even when il is a sacri-
flee offered to God: never
once is the neighbor consid.
cred.
IN THE SECOND instance,
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$50 am, chan. 10 If Pm
Lucky : goth Century Fox, 1s45
1890 am, Chan. 6 = Frisco Kid
Warmers, 1886 - All.
5 pm, Chan. 4 Betrayal From
the East RKO, 1914 All.
Ills pm, Chan. 10 - After the
Ball = NRA.
THURSDAY, SEPT. a
9:25 am, Chan. 4 = Bodyguard
Part 2 = RKO, 1947 All;
Babes in Arms, Part | - MGM,
1888 - Al.
$3.50 am, Chan. 10 Public Deb
Number | - goth Century Fox,
1889 - All.
1890 am, Chan. 6 = Frisco Kid
Warmers, 1886 All.
5 pm, Chan. a = o'Shaugnnessy's
Boy = MIRA.
11:15 pm, Chan. 10 Moulin
Rouge United Artists, 1882
B. objection. Low moral tone;
tends to condone immoral ac-
tions: contains material often.
sive to religion and morality
1920 pm, Chan. 6 Singing Kid
Warmers, 1946-AI.
FRIDAY, SEPT. ~
9.25 am, Cnan. = Babes IN
Arms, Part 2 - MGM, 1938-AI.
9:3O am, Chan. 10 l Cover the
Underworld MIRA.
1890 am, Chan. 6 - Mouthpiece
MIRA.
S pm, Chan. 4 - Devils Can
yon - NRA.
Ills pm, Chan. 10 - The Blue
Veil = RKO, 1850 - All.
11.20 pm. Chan. 6 - Hell's Kitch-
en- Warmers, 1888 - All.
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God and neighbor are consid-
cred before the self. The char
ity shown to the Bishop who
can use the offering for his
poor will make God look
more favorably upon the do
nor.
DID NOT OUR Lore say
that if we were forgetful Of
our neighbor, We were TO
leave our gift at the altar,
that is, forget it for the mo-
ment. God will not remember
those who forget neighbor.
Did He not teach us to pray
"Our Father" not MY Fa-
ther''? DO we not ask for "our
daily bread" instead of 'my
daily bread" Did not Our
Lord condemn the prayer of
the Gentiles because il was
based on quantity, saying
"They think they shall be
heard for that much speak
ing"
Everyone wants forgiveness
of sins, but forgiveness is
granted only in the context
of fraternal charity. "But if
you forgive not these tres
passes neither will your Fa-
Their forgive your trespasses."
What is it that makes the
Lord bend a favorable eye to
our applications il it be not
the deeds that overflow the
just measure?
Apropos of charity, the Ho-
ly Father, Pope John XIII,
said that they are twice
blessed in death who during
their lives aided the Society
for the Propagation of the
Faith" We await your chart
ty. Send your Mass intentions
too, and missionaries will say
them promptly.
Cut out this column, pin
your sacrifice to it and mail
ii TO Most Rev. Fulton j.
Sheen, National Director of
the Society for the Propaga-
tion of the Faith, or your Di-
ocesan Director, Msgr. James
Kulp, 246 f, Town ST., Column
bus Is, Ohio.
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Nv Highlights
SUNDAY

100 am, Chan. 10-Zero,
1960!-This week Sen. Mar
garet Chase Smith is interview
ed about her trip around the
world by John M. Haffert.
Sen. Smith will discuss the
meetings with U M. General
issimo Franco, Nehru and
Generalissimo and Madame
Chaing Kai Chek.
1918 am, Chan. 6 = The
Sacred Heart Hour-Fifth In
the current Don't Say 1t"
series features FIR. Charles F.
K. Dolan, 81. of the New
York Jesuit Mission Board.
This weeks program asks the
question "Who are we to
judge?'
1920 am, Chan. - The
Christopher ~Program-Irene
Dunno highlights the import
ance of Libraries through the
country in make the Most
of Your Library"
1890 am. Chan. 10-Look
Up and Live-Final program
in Sound of Worship" SER
les will study Church music
using excerpts from the works
of Stravinsky, Poulenc, Villa
Lobos, Virgil Thomson and
others. Catholic portions of
Look Up and Live are co-pro-
duced by the CHS Public AT
fairs and the National Coun-
Gil of Catholic Men.
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Senlinarians
Hit Segregation
AS Unchristian

NEW ORLEANS - A semi
narians' conference has declar-
ed that racial segregation
''cries out for condemnation
by every true Christian
A resolution adopted by de-
legstes to the 18th annual
Seminarians' Catholic Action
Study of the South declared
that "as the future priests of
the Church we shall do what
ever we can TO remove the
prejudices of our times
Some 100 Catholic seminar
ians from the south attended
the meeting at Notre Dame
seminary here.
The resolution condemning
segregation stated:
AMERICAN CHRISTIANS
today, perhaps more than ever
before, are faced with the
choice between the message
of Jesus Christ 10 love ones
neighbor as oneself and a con-
tradiction of this message, ra-
cial segregation.
This denial of the natural
rights and spiritual dignity of
many men cries out for con-
domination by every Christian.
Divine charity must direct all
the attitudes and activities OF
those who have chosen to be
numbered among the follow
ers of Jesus Christ.
"As THE FUTURE priests
of the Catholic Church we
shall do whatever We can to
remove the prejudices of our
times and replace them with
the love which Christ so
clearly taught"
Bishop John ]. Wright of
Pittsburgh reminded the semi
n~arians that laymen can
achieve things for the Church
today which priests and Reli-
gious could never accomplish.
MANY people even those
who think of themselves as de-
vout Catholics, will consider
that bishops and priests speak
as they do for almost profes.
sional reasons as clergymen,"
Bishop Wright said.
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Playing on the way to
school has resulted in traffic
accidents when children sud-
denly dart into the roadway
teach children to play in
the playground, away from
traffic, after they get TO
school. or in a protected area
when they get home.
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ing prin CT
pie and this
is W h a t he
S { a ties: ''In
satisf y &
for our sins,
the love of
the n who
offers s
worth more
{ h a n [ h e
quantity of
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God Love You
God Love You
How Many Masses
Offered For Soul?
BY Bishop Fulton j. Sheen

We receive many letters inquiring into the num-
Der of Masses one should have said for his soul after
death. Recently, one letter requested about 1900
Masses a year over a period of years. It would seem
that in such instances the ideal is quantity rather than
charity.
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WE

SO WE WENT BACK to st.
Thomas Aquinas for a guild
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Inter-Faith
Film Listing
CHILDREN
HuMT'S-Ben-Hur.
TEENS

CAMEO, CLINTON, ES.
0uIRE, NATIONAL AUTO,
18TH AVE. AUTO, SOUTH
AUTO, STATE The Lost
World, Guns of the Timber
land.
PARSONS The Lost
World, because They're
Young.
ccc Auto The Hang.
Ing Tree, Up ~Periseope, Thun-
dering jets.
STATE, WesfervilIe,
Please Don't Eat the Daisies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16
Big BockfieId' Likely
To Start for Redskins

it couldn't happen at q better
time than against the Cardi-
mails. He thinks Guglielmi is
showing improvement from
week to week, although still
not able to get over the hump.
The problem this week will
be to stop the Cardinals ex-
plosive John David Crow and
the pass-catching Of Sonny
Randle, the former Virginia
star.
They're hard to defense be-
cause of that double-wing, "
Nixon said. Most of our kids
never played against it. Half
Of them never saw it before,
but I think that first game
helped smarter them up"
Nixon had a good word for
all Of his linebackers, particu-
larry Dick Lasse on the right
side, who played his best game
of the season" against the
Eagles.
He was riding the pass re-
ceivers all the way and coming
up fast to break up their end
runs" the coach said. He
played well. Scott. of course,
was outstanding. but the others
were good and the four up
front had another good day."
Maybe they should have
saved some Of it for. the Car
dinalS.
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CARDS RESTORE
CLICK TO DUTY

ST. LOUIS, Nov. Is (AP).-
The st. Louis Cardinals are
trying to strengthen their Sec
ondary pass defense, weakened
by Bill Stacy's injury at Cleve-
land Sunday.
Fred Click was restored to
the active list yesterday. He
had suffered a dislocated elbow
in the Cards third game of
the season at Philadelphia and
has recovered.
To make room on the So
player roster, Managing Direc-
tor Walter Wolfner said the
club will put Rookie Quarter
back George Izo on the dis
abled list.
Izo will undergo a knee OPP
Grafton now believed necessary
for a condition that has kept
him Sidelined.
Stacy suffered a moderately
severe conclusion, in the words
of Trainer Jack Rockwell. Joe
Driskill will play Stacy's corner
position.
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JUST MISSES ON DRAPER
Brooks Still LOOKING
For PimIico Winner

seventh race Of q remarkable
year when he captured the sec
ond event rather easily at $S.40
straight and completed a $37 so
daily double (l2 and 81 which
was begun by Paget, q $40
paddock tip.
War Tune. a stable pet who
was retired several seasons back
and bred to a number of mares,
has made 10 starts this year
and earned more than $4,000.
Nine or 10 starters are antic-
ipated for Saturdays $4,000
added Pimlico Futurity, last big
event for 2-year-olds this sea-
son.
The early choice is the Cain
Hoy Stables Regal Morn, who
will be ridden by Manuel Ycaza
unless Bald Eagle starts in the
Gallant Fox Handicap at Aque-
duct.
Bill Hartack has been signed
to ride the Roslyn FARMS An
Inhalation. Others expected in
the mile-and-a-sixteenth clas-
sic are Harbor View Farm S
Garwol; King Ranch's Bal Mu-
settle; Ada L. Rice's Ty Cash;
L. P. Sasso's Busher's Beauty;
Jacob Shers Sherlock; Rokeby
Stables Fountain Hill and
Brookfield Farms Inbalance.
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Herb Elliott Wins
For Cumbridqe

CAMBRIDGE, England, Nov.
16 (AP).-Herb Elliott. world
champion miller, ran the half
mile in 1:54.3 yesterday in his
first track event for Cambridge
University.
A crowd Of fewer than 200
spectators. huddled in over
coats at the side of the wind
swept field, cheered home the
Australian Olympic gold med
alist. He was 80 yards ahead
OF his nearest rival in the
freshman meet with Oxford.
Elliott's time bettered the
meet record by four-tenths of
a second.
His time was 7 seconds slower
than his best half mile perform
ance and we'll over the world
record Of 1:46.8 set by Ameri-
can Tom Courtney on May "a,
1857.