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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-12
BETHECnA

BETHESDA
ROCK Greek Highlands. Naval Hosu..
Holy Redeemer Parish, and NH
3 and 4 bedrm. Colonials and A.
peorm. spht-levels on lge. lots
S sehoolsi ~, T 1S trsnspoEtstiOn.
homes to be built in this area
OPEN DAILY TIL DARK
Directions: Out Connecticut ave. tr
Culver st. and left to our OPEN
COOLEY CONSTRUCTION co.
EN-. 3-72a5 WI 6-SSe,
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BETHESDA
TULIP HILLS
0017 TULIP HILL TERRACE
OPEN SUN. 2-7
Undulating countryside and wind
ing roads surround this pretty s.
bedroom rambler on its own beau
tiful %4-acre lot. Charming living
nm. with view of garden, dining
rm., modern kitchen, 3 baths,
above ground recreation room. .
car garage. DIRECTIONS: Out
Mass. ave. Extended, left on Bent
Branch I'd, right on Tulip Hill
'efr' 70 our Ex sigTli r,s,vv
"a. ss7g q DIXON q en- III. R s.sgsE
BETHESDA-Convenient rec. CEN
ter, school and transp. 4-bedrm.
2Hs-bath English Colonial. Living
rm. with fireplace, sep. dining rm.,
ss az XII; An excellent value at
tor, OIL. 4-S111 It'll 9.
BETHESDA, Mass. Ave. ForeSt-3-
bedrm., brk. ramb. H. baths. sep.
an. rm., gar screened porch.
FHA avail. OWNER. OIL. 6-73SS.
BIS BRADLEY BLVD,
.,,r..,,oP OPEN SUNDAY. 2-6
HAAnt1fmI V0RA
This home in immaculate cond,
Features entrance foyer, iiv. nm !
firepl. Family size din. rm, and
de luxe kit. Ideal, close-in loca-
ton for doctor or dentist.
"a, JAMES Z. RIoRDAN
EN-. 5-7975 ST. $4,000
BETHESDA = immaculate 4-bed-
room; ga baths, brick rambler.
Full basement. walk-out playroom.
REALIsTINos CORP. 854- 1855
BETHESDA, Kenwood area-Caii-
tornia rambler. 3 bedrooms plus
den Tor fourth bedroom) on one
level. Recreation room. 2-car
REALisT1Nos CORP. 10y S5i tSf
BETHESDA, WYNGATE. near St
James and public schools. conv.
to NH and AEC-Cape Cod, 4
bedrms., baths, separate dining
room. full basement. screened
porch. EXCELLENT cond. Wooded
i SSS oCS,l 800 o, ,,FHA appraisal.
Inspect BY appointment.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brick ram
bier. 2 baths. patio, mr.. shopping
center and bus, walking distance
70 elementary and high school.
BETHEsDA-By OWNER. 3-bedrm.
2-bath ,split-level. separate din.
rm., oe luxe Kit. near schools and
shopping. Price S26,950. Call $685.
BLTHEsDA-SI7,50o with only
$500 d STnp F Iac.r,oN.
beSrm; Cape Cod. sep. din. rm..
". ]. NICHOLAS. Ritz. s4s-1eoo|
Observation-Disclosures Of apt.
with charm OF country setting
eond Entry 9e Ss Tan n& R Rsffsst
place. eating space in kit. scr.
porch overlooking deep garden.
Ideal for couple or single person.
NH area, walk to everything
Lourdes Parish. S15.75O. Assume
FLA. Call OWNER, 654-S66O
Principals only.
BETHESDA-White brick Colonial,
living room with firepl.. dining
room, kit, powder rm. and sun
porch. 8 bedrooms and bath on
2nd floor. basement completely
paneled. Fenced and secluded rear
yard with 12x30 SWIMMING
POOL. beautifully decorated and
many extras. S25, 800. EN-. 5-3S21
BETHESDA, $500 Bradmoor Dr.
Split-level. air cond.. 3 bedrms.,
21s baths. lge. family rm., bsmt.,
att. garage. beautifully Handicapped
corner lot. IL yrs. old. Price
incl. wall to wall carpeting,
Grapes. $4,000. OIL. 4-S677.
BETHESDA-5 bedrms., 4 on II
level. plus extra rrn. for study, 81
full baths. sub-bsmt., huge pam
eled fam. rm,. big hv. rm.. din.
area and modern kit. For sale by
OWNER. priced in low 30s, in
cludes Wv. carpeting. stor m
windows and other extras. Princi-
pals only. 365-763l.
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AsllI; .9r .I S,e :S.s 2-beth ram
sum. RisS ~ fHss'i loan ana dr. 81 Or o ssi
Viers Mil road. 1T, on Turkey
Branch. left on Rosebud to Open"
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Frank S.
Phillips, Inc.
DI. TAIL
SPRING VALLEY

SPRING VALLEY
Custom-built brick williamsburg,
master bedroom with private bath
on LIST floor. .paneled library, ex-
tra:large Kitchen. 3 bedrooms. 2
porch and loggia overlooks beauti-
ful yard. Framed with shade trees.
Ewes. Mrs. Jones. EN-. 2-003S.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
I'm. 2-4464 REALTORS
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
BETHESDA AREA
AIR CONnTTTONFn

BETHESDA ARIA
AIR CONDITIONED
NEAR HOLY CROSS
II you are looking for a home
which offers charm and convent
enee you must see this immac.
3-bedrm. 2-bath brk. split-level.
new WV earpeting throughout,
short walk TO elem. and Holy
Cross. Priced in POS. Open / nj
g. VIII. 6-l630. DIR: Out Rock
vile Pike 70 FLANDERS, right 70
Wayeross Way right to 5000
Euclid Drive.
BETHESDA's BEsT BUY
tremendous bedrm., 3-bath Dutch
Colonial. nr. NH. Rec. rm., .
firepls., garage. Immaculate home
on wooded Let. First time offered
At S35,950. s. z. BOGLEY, Pc.
2-6l5l; ewes, PO 2-69I4.
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3.bedroom brk. and stone rambler
Deluxe features throughout, sep.
carport. DIR: Out Viers Mil I'd
to Conn. ave. ext, IT. on Conn.
to open" sign.
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SHERIDAN CIRCLE

TO SETTLE ESTATE
TOWN HOUSE-SIx BEDROOMS
Lerge drawing room. Beautiful
EXCLUSIVE With
JANES I. DIXON q CO.. Realtors
FI. $500 .
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BE HESDA-Convenient rec. CEN
ter school and transp. 4-bedrm.,
21a-bath Enelish Colonial. Living
I'm. with fireplace, sep. dining rm.,
$s6,5So. KoRzE iHoe5isFi sai Real 4.
tor, OIL. 4-SI1l It'll 9.
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OPEN 8 to 6

OPEN 8 to 6
HOWARD COUNTY-New 3-bedrm.
rancher on acre plus lot. Drive
out Rte. 90 to Johns Hopkins I'd,
left to Oakcrest lane. RI. 7-011S
(Baltimore), MR.. SVRJCEK. agent.
representing BUTLER & NEALE
PREFER THE UNUSUAL?
Spacious western type stone, nes-
tied on cedar fenced 3 acres in
most convenient section Of Howard
County. Refrigerated comfort
Cathedral ceilings-wood panel
ling-Stone fireplace and planter
Texas size rooms and closets
Stainless steel. all electric kitch-
en-. Buy this custom built charm
considerably below replacement
value for S39.950 from OWNER.
301-PA. 6-3097.
SHARPSBURG = Lovely country
home w72-car garage, 10 acres,
S15,750. Call 94Q-7770. ask for
MRS. KEARNEY TOWNHOUSE
PROP.
WOODSBORO. Frederick County
Well built 10-room frame house
with barn and summer kitchen
on 3 acres OF rich ground. Call
OIL. 4-5177.
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BIRMINGHAM ESTATES
NASA AREA
1904 Elmwood Road

76-ft. custom rambler, 3 bedrooms,
baths. csrport; Prime area,
Hamp. ave. to Powder Mil I'd. TO
Birmingham Est, 1T. on Mont
gomery Rd. to Bath Pl.. left on
34th to Elmwood. IT. TO open
GiRn
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SLIGO PARK AREA
HOG Dryden Street

All-brick.. 4-bedroom Cape Cod,
Prom 4 Corners out Univ. Blvd,
left on Dennis ave, IT. on Ten
brook IT. on Dryden 70 Open"
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DANNASCUSA-bedroom rambler with separate din
rm. large liv. nm. with frepl, baths, de luxe kit
bsnt with rec. rm, extra large lot. $26,750.
, 1962-10-05
GOVERNMENT OF
VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
Christiansted, ST. Croix
Department Of Properly and Procurement
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
OF
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS


ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed bids in quadruplicate for furnishing labor
materials, equipment and transportation necessary to
permit the following work. Canaan Road to the La
Vallee School section; starting at the4endo OF the existing
pavement; junction of the Canaan and Scenic Road. East
End Road starting at Smugglers Cove, thence toward
Turner's Hole, will be opened on October l9, 1862, in the
Department OF Property & Procurement, Christiansted
st. Croix, IT,. S. Virgin Islands.
Copies of Invitation to bid may be obtained from
the Department Of Property & Procurement, Christian
sted, St. Croix, US. Virgin Islands.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a bid bond
or certified check in the amount of $40 OF the total bid.
The Government of the Virgin Islands reserves the
right to select the successful contractor or to refuse all
bids or to pursue any other course Whiclmay be in the
best interest of the Government Of the Virgin Islands,
and the decision of the Government shall be final
MARIO LEWIS
Commissioner of Property & P Procurement
Per: ALPHONso RoMNEY
District Supervisor
GOVERNMENT OF THE
VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
Christiansted, st. Croix
. Department Of Properly and Procurement
CALL Q BIDS
Sealed bids, in quadruplicate, will be received at
'>e Department of Property & Procurement, Division OF
Procurement. Christiansted, st. Croix, u S. Virgin Is
lands until HOO AN. October IL, 1862.
DUMP TRUCKS
GARBAGE DUMP TRUCKS
ENGINEERS TRANSIT
PICKUP TRUCK
CAR; FOUR DOOR SEDAN
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or all bids, to waive any informaity in bids, and unless
otherwise specified by the Governments or by the bidder,
to accept any item in the bid.
Copies of Invitation to bid may be obtained from
the Division of Procurement, Christiansted, st. Croix,
US. Virgin Islands.
ARIO LEWIS
Commissioner Of Property & P Procurement
District Supervisor
Per: ALPHONSO ROMNEY
re- IL n-s-1N-- -GG.-
, 1962-10-05
BY THE GOVERNOR
OF The
VIRGIN ISLANDS OF The UNITED STATES
A
NATIONAL BUSINESS WOMEN'S WEEK


WHEREAS all women in business and Sne profes-
SlonS have served their communities, their oCateS and
their Nation IN CIVIC and cultural programs, ana
WHEREAS the business and professional women of
the United STATES nave Contributed linear time anu en-
ergles to the welfare of their country, and
WHEREAS the Virgin Islands Federation Of Bus
mess and Professional Women S CLUBS is an 1nLegral part
OF LIlS greaL orgdnIlaLlUn, and
WHEREAS their leadership in many fields of en-
deavor is a great. dimension IN Democracy, now
THEREFORE, 1, RALPH M. PAIEWONSKY, Gov
ernor Of the Virgin lslanos, by virtue OF the authority
vested IN me, DO hereby proclaim the period October z
through October l3, 1867, sponsored by the National
Federation OF Business ana PROFESSIONAL Womens C1ups,
Inc, as
NATIONAL BUSINESS WOMEN WEEK.
throughout the Virgin Islands, and call upon all our citi-
zens TO properly recognize the acnlevelnenGs OF ali pus-
mess ana professional women who contribute daily to
the stablnly ana economy OF our country.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto set nv
hand and caused the Seal OF the Government OF the V1r-
gin Islands to be affixed at Charlotte Amane, st. Thorn
as, Virgin Islands Of the United States, this 10Th day of .
September, 1862.
RALPH NJ. PAIEWONSKY
Governor
lSEAL
- 49,
, 1962-10-05

GOVERNMENT OF
THE VIRGIN ISLANDS Of THE UNITED STATES
Christiansted, ST. Croix
Department Of Properly and Procurement
CALF FOR BIDS
Sealed bids, in quadruplicate, will be received at
the Department OF Property & Procurement, Division of
procurement, CnrlStlansteu, ST. Lrolx, U.o. Virgin Is
lands until 100 AM. October &c. 1862.
BITUMINOUS DISTRIBUTOR, GASOLINE,
TRUCK MOUNTED, 1000 GALS. CAPACITY
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or all bids, to waive any mtormanty IN plds, anu unleSS
otherwise SpecLIeQ ny lie GOvernu4enL or Ny Tie Dluuer,
to accept any Item IN the bid.
Copies of Invitation to bid may be obtained from
the DIVISION OF procurement, CnrlsGlansted, st. Crolx,
US. Virgin Islands.
Commissioner Of Property & Procurement
MARIO LEWIS
ALPHONSO ROMNEY
District Supervisor
BY H GOVERNOR
OF IHE
VIRGIN SLAM Of The UNITED T
PROCLAMATION
NAnT0NTAT #DTIcTNTTCc uY0NrTN7,c. ryrzr,rZ @#@
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Sum

Continued from page a.
myth will be a painful dis
illusionment to lovers of peace
but more importantly, the In
dian plumber of Goa will
prove to be a blow that may
we'll mean the end of the
U.N.
ADLAI STEVENSON, after
the debate on the Goa grab,
declared that this debate was
the most important discussion
in which he took part since
the U.N. was founded. He re-
minded Americans that the
League of Nations died when
its members no longer resist
ed the use of aggressive
force"
The prospects for the U.N.
are grim. 1t looks as though
the nations of the world to-
day are ready to acknowledge
only the law of their own ma
tional Sovereignty, which
means that they do not go
along with Gandhi or with
Pope John in recognizing
Gods moral law as the only
sovereignty.
Nehru, the mythical dove
of peace, has given the world
a push back to the jungle.
We have little to hold on to
in our hopes for the future
save the serene optimism of
Pope John.
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BOOKS
SCOREBOOK ON COMMUNISM:
New Handbook
For Teachers

soURcEBooK FOR A
COURSE ON COMMUNISM,
by Norbert Riegert, 81 pages,
$1.00, published by The Bruce
Publishing Company, 400
North Broadway, Milwaukee l.,
Wisconsin.
- Bruce has
issued a handbook on Com
munism offering background
material for teachers using
An Evil Tree: The Story of
Communism in the classroom.
Compiled by Norbert RE
CERT, guidance director of
Plus X High School here,
SoUrcebook for a Course on
Communism acquaints t.
teacher with pertinent liter
ature on Communism and the
case against it. The material
may be presented to the stu
dent at the teachers discre-
ton.
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Pope Leo XIII
Subject OF
A Biography

MILWAUKEE, Whether
he knew it or not. Pope Leo
XIII introduced a new era in
the Catholic Church by defin-
ing and developing the great
social program which still
guides Christian thought in
the field of social justice.
Leo XIII: A Light From.
Heaven, a new biography. the
first to appear in America.
since the Pope's death in 1903,
was released by Bruce. A pop
ular. rather than definitive
work, it covers the hiohlights
of a brilliant pope's life.
The author, Brother Will
lam J. Kiefer, SIN. assistant
master. Mt. st. Johns Scholas-
ticate at the Marianist college
in Dayton, draws a picture of
a sanity man who was a phil
osopher. a theologian and a
diplomat.
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Letters

Continued from Page d
ing divided. Many sincere peo-
pie cooperate with the Com
munists. How else can we eX-
plain the 200 fronts recently
reported by j. Edgar Hoover?
Many others are influenced
unknowingly.
l ask you, what should | do?
Give up my open opposition in
order to be positive" and to
avoid our being divided, or
work harder and offer it to
God as a prayer that our chill
dren shall never know the
He'll of life under Commun-
ism.
An~ti-commUnist for One Year
Columbus
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Yardstick g..

Continued from page q
duce such an effect are to be
condemned on the grounds
that they imply a contempt
for human nature and include
a willingness to harm ones
f~ellowman."
MANY PARENTS, faced
with staggering bills for
Christmas toys which have al
ready lost their appeal for the
youngsters, would undoubted-
ly argue that some Of this
years Christmas commercials
on children's TV programs
fall under this condemnation.
They would argue, in other
words, that many of these
commercials used techniques
which were intended to by
pass the intellect and reduce
nationality. Moreover their
post Christmas debts ar e
enough to prove to them that
these techniques lead to i'm
provident actions.
Some parents who complain
about Christmas commercials
on children's TV programs
may have only themselves to
blame. Perhaps they gave in
too easily to their children's
demands, or perhaps they
were too anxious to help
their children keep up with
the junior Joneses.
BY AND LARGE, however,
it isn't the parents who are
at fault. The fault rests chief
ly with those advertisers
whose desire to make an easy
dollar is greater than their
willingness to be of assistance
to parents in developing a
proper sense of values in the
minds and hearts of Americas
children.
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Mass OrdO-
LIT i ROY
OF The
w E E X
SUNDAY, Ia
SECOND SUNDAY
AETEP EPIPHANY

Green vestments, Gloria,
Creed, Preface of the Holy
Trinity.
MONDAY, JANUARY IS
SAINT PAUL
White vestments. Gloria,
Second Prayer Tin Low Mass
of Saint Maurus, Common
Preface.
TUESDAY, JANUARY Is
SAINT MARcELLUS
White vestments, Gloria,
Common Preface.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY II
SAINT ANTHONY
White vestments, Gloria,
Common Preface.
THURSDAY, JANUARY Is
FERIAL THURSDAY
Green vestments, Mass of
Second Sunday after Epip-
hany, no Gloria. Second Pray
er lin Low Mass) of Saint
Prisca, no Greed, Common
Preface.
FRIDAY, JANUARY ~
FERlAL FRIDAY
Green vestments, Mass of
Second Sunday after Epiph-
any, no Gloria, Second Pray
er and Third Prayer Tin Low
Mass of the Holy Martyrs
and Saint Canute, no Creed,
Common Preface.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 20
SAINT FABIAN AND
SAINT SEBASTIAN
Red vestments, Gloria, Com
mon Preface.
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THE LIVING MASS:

There is the mother with the
alcoholic husband who gained
new strength, new dedication
as she learned at the Holy
Sacrifice to live her Mass with
in her family circle. There is
the CT stationed miles from
home, those who attend prison
Masses in Siberia, the father
whose wife died leaving him
with five small children all
these people learned at the
living Mass how and why
Christ intends them to go on
living.
IN THE CHAPTER entitled
The Mass Around the
World" the author takes his
readers on a world tour by a
jet airliner: as one imagin-
atively looks down. he sees
the priest go to the altar in
Chicago. Seattle, juneau, Ha-
waii, and SO on, and so on
in fact, there are 81 % ex-
amples of the Mass around
the world. Perhaps the author
overdid it. One might hope
that he could have gotten the
point across to even the most
dense of his readers with
something less than 81 tire
some examples.
A brilliant eye-opening chap
ter on the relation between
psychiatry and the Mass is
most engrossing, most inform
alive, and most moving. It
moves one to a sense of urg-
ency for living the Mass.
WITH THE AvALANcHING
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that speaks like a gentleman
instead of shouting like a
boor, | have given up.
The clerks take clock after
clock from the shelves. They
set off the alarms, and tell
me, with commercial smiles,
"See, that's soft. You can
hardly hear it." What they
mean is, you can hardly hear
it il the tumult of a depart
ment store, bulging with peo-
pie. But take the clock home,
and in the stiffness of your
bedroom it sounds like a riot
in a pot and pan factory.
COME THE TIME of my
going to final judgment, why
should | be seized with fear
and trembling? l will stand
with chin up while my coun-
sellor says, "May it please
the court, this man got out of
bed five days a week for ump-
teen years h o u once
smashing the hellish contriv-
ance that jolted him out of
sleep with its diabolical up
roar" Then | will march in
to Heaven to the plaudits of
ankels. They'd be a poor sort
of angel if they didn't cheer
me for my supernatural pa
tience.
AND EVEN AT THAT they
won't know the half of it. The
banging of the alarm in the
mornings is only the begin
ming of my daily enslavement.
/ must yank on my trousers,
step into my shoes, seize my
shirt and tie, and dash to the
bathroom to shave in minutes.
Running down the stairway, !
glance at a clock in the living
room to make sure | am on
schedule. In church | steal a
look at my watch. Then home
to breakfast, with an eye on
the kitchen clock. Then into
my car at a certain precise
minute.
Downtown I go, fighting
time the whole way. Into the
office, with a sidelong glance
at the clock on the wall. To
my typewriter working
against headlines. To lunch
when the slavedriver hands
point to Has. Out of the
restaurant and back to my
desk at an appointed time. In
to the parking lot at the quit
ting hour, into my car and
away for home, knowing that
a few minutes this way or
that means the difference be-
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interest the laity is showing
in the Mass. with the growing
participation by the laity in
the Masses they attend, with
hopes running high that the
forthcoming Ecumenical Coun-
Gil will give us a more intel
ligible Mass to live by, the
Catholic reader should dis
cover THE LIVING MASS TO
be a real driving force in his
Mass life"
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Included is a glossary of
terms which compares the
Christian meaning of more
than 20 words with meanings
given to them by the Commun-
lists, a photography of
suitable books on Commun-
ism; a list of test questions
for the material found in
An Evil Tree.
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is right. A
whisper will
w a k e m e;
there is no
n e e d t @
screech. But
after goi g
to store af-
ter sit e,
m e after
time, asking
for a clock
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JOSEPH BREIG
No Cause For Alarms

Five days of the week l am a slave to clocks.
Each morning the alarm jangles its tyrannical
summons, s%hattering sleep loudly and rudely. If |
were the headmaster of a school for alarm clocks, they
would all be kept in after hours every day, and be
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-01-12

Notice in the Washington
zoo: Lost children will be TAX
en- to the lion house." Catholic
Digest-Jan.
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tween fairly open going and
jampacked traffic.
FIVE DAYS OF THAT, and
then my "day off" Pardon
my sheer. The milk man
comes The bread man
comes. The mail man comes.
The paper boy arrives TO col
lect his due. The door bell
rings and rings. The phone
jangles. Neighbors come in
and out. Children roam
through the house. The gin
ger ole man comes. The de-
livery van stops with pack
ages. And then it's time for
the Saturday chores.
Off to the grocery. Off to
the meat market. Off to the
service station to get gaso-
line, and maybe to have the
car creased and the oil chang
ed. Or to find out why the
blower fan on the heater
won't work. Or to have snow
tires put on, or taken off. Or
to get the CRIME washed from
the family auto. Pile in the
groceries. Stop at the hard
ware store. Stop at the drug
store. Stop at the shoe re-
pair shop. Get this. Get that.
Get the other thing.
DRIVE AROUND LOOKING
for parking space. Finally,
go home. Arrive, and realize
that you've forgotten some
thing. Back in the car and
away to the shopping area
again. Twice, three times,
four times, depending upon
how forgetful you are, and
your family is. Fighting time
all the way, because probably
there's a baseball game, or
football game, or golf match
you'd like to catch on tele-
vision. Between times, NOV
the grass. Or rake the leaves.
Or fix this or that around the
house. Put washers in faucets.
Replace burned-out electrical
bulbs = only you forgot to
buy any when you were in the
hardware store.
Clocks = Slave-dri vers.
There is one day, and one
only, when you are not SER
want, but master; when you
can be human. Sunday. Any
body who wants to turn it in
to a business-as-usual day
must be mad.
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made TO write over and over
on the blackboard, yelling is
a mark of bad manners"
c~LocKMAKERS, 1T would
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