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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-03

James w. Proctor and Sharon Anr
Clark. both OF Silver Spring.
James Edward Carter. Poolesville:
Judith Elnora Allen, Dickerson, Md.
Jerry George Sardone and Nancy Mac
Harrison, both OF Rockville.
Gerald Wilson James and Lois Ann
Bell, both OF Rockville.
Aubrey Lee Downs, Rockville; Emily
Dunlop Stenhouse, Washington.
Thomas Matthew Beall and Caro-
Elaine Hardy, both OF Silver Spring.
Wayne Benoit Prince, Wheaton; Mau.
reen Charlotte osheroff, Silver Spring.
John 5. Warman, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Janet Prices. Rockville.
ebert RHenry Metz and Marjorie Suz.
anne Smith, both OF Bethesda.
Joseph r. Abuse, Silver Spring; Linds
Lee Orndorff, Wheaton.
Robert B. Goodell Jr., Takoma Park;
Iona Erika Sterri, Wheaton,
Jimmie Landes, Rockville; Judy Ran
kin, Fort Defiance. Va.
Hunter A. Kirkman and Susan Caro-
Baland, both of Gaithersburg.
Paul Alfred Adams, Los Angeles,
Calf; Virginia Corrine Brady, Potomac.
Hery Harding Hood Jr., Washington;
Eleanor Jane Verril, Silver Spring.
Richard Everett Simpkins and Drusilla
Emir Brison. both OF Bethesda.
David Walther, Los Angeles, Calf.
Sally Eastman. Takoma Park.
Dexter Tyler Thomas, Washington;
Mary Virginia Willett, Kensington.
Arthur L. Lang, Glen Echo. Md.
Sheila A. Addison, Bethesda.
Joseph Vernon McLendon, Wheaton;
Genevieve Alberta Titus. Cabin John, Md.
Albert George Napolitano, Silver
Spring; Annie Marie Mullins, Washing
ton.
Robert E. Hall and Roberta A. Swan
son, both of Kensington.
Ronald J. Zoiac. Columbus, Ohio;
Karen E. Reng, Bethesda.
Theodore D, Deutsch and Florence M
Kaufman, both Of Silver Spring.
Robert Jerome Harich, Wheaton; Jewel
Bachelor, Silver Spring.
Richard +. Munsterteiger, Laurel
Jennie Marie Thomas, Wheaton.
Anthony Lee Simmons. Silver Spring;
Edna Carolyn Reed, Takoma Park.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-03
Camp Fire
Girls Start
Camp Program,

Montgomery County Camp
Fire Girls - about so of them
- took over Campsites 8 and 9
of the camp section of Wheaton
Regional Park last week for the
first of a series of two-day
camp sessions being run by
Camp Fire in the county this
summer.
Two groups of Camp Fire
Girls and two groups of their
little sisters, Blue Birds, spent
from 10 am. to 3 pm. last week
under the direction of adult
leaders and high school aides,
learning crafts, hiking and
gathering nature lore, telling
stories, and mastering such
camp jobs as cleanup, table set.
ting, dishwashing and cooking.
This was the first of two
week-lOng sessions in day-camp.
ing to be held by Montgomery
County Camp Fire Girls this
summer at the park. The second
session will start on July 8.
The overall camp is under
the direction of Mrs. Laura
McChesney, field director of the
organization in the county. Mrs.
Renee Blaustein is her assist.
ant.
The Camp Fire groups were
the Ki-Cu-Wa (friends), under
the direction of Mrs. Frances
Brosius and Mrs. 10 Virgins,
with aides Jan Ogden and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-03
OAR Awards
Are Given to
80 Students

Medals and certificates for
proficiency in the study of
United States history and med
ais for qualities of good citizen
ship have been given to 80 stu
dents of county schools, by the
Chevy Chase chapter, Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution.
At Damascus High School,
Mrs. Edward Widmayer of
Rolling Acres, Monrovia, gave
history awards to Michael
Floyd and Sandra Schultz, and
citizenship medals to Carol
Schram, Glen Brake, David
Steele and Terry McCreery.
Mrs. Widmayer is the newly
elected regent Of the chapter.
Mrs. Adolph Guide, ST., repre-
senting the chapter, presented
history medals at the West
Rockville Junior High School to
Bruce Duncan and Laura Fink
Ter.
Richard Arena and Dorothy
Montgomery received medals in
history proficiency at the Ken.
sington Junior High School, and
at the same school Susan Field
man and Thomas Green were
honored by receiving prizes in
Good Citizenship from Mrs.
Godfrey j. Huber, chairman of
the chapter committee on
National Defense, which pro-
notes the work in good citizen
ship.
Mrs. Huber also made the
awards at the Sherwood High
School giving medals for citi-
zenship to Theresa Cole, Miller
Hudson and Margaret Zimmer-
man, and history prizes to
Nancy Bonifant and Terry
Grimes.
Mrs. Wales Finnegan gave a
history medal at the Kemp
Mill Elementary School to Lee
Dewitt, and certificates of merit
in history to Sharon Thurston,
Steve Walters, John Mugge,
Susan Du Bois, Nancy Neid-
linger, Lucy Sun, Jeanne Rubin,
Leidy Reel, Keith Jameson,
Anne Carr, Gilbert Herman,
Sally Whelan and Marsha
Coates.
The historian of the chapter,
Mrs. Harold E. Burton, who
worked with the history teach
ers in selecting student win
ners, gave medals at the
Takoma Park Junior High
School to Gary TicHnor and
James Cerone in history, and
to Adele Steiner and James
Forinash for good citizenship.
Mrs. Burton also presented the
medals at the North Bethesda
l
Junior High School to Steven
Fey and Joshua Wiener in his
tory and to David Hughes and
Mary Pratt in good citizenship.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-03

ment ceremonies at Tuesdays
meeting of the council, at which
President John A. Floyd pre-
sented diamond-studded lapel
button to Stearn in recognition
of his three decades as a local
government worker.
The two captains joined the
force in 1885, Dayhoff signing
up about month before Hard
ing. At the time, the depart
ment numbered less than 80
men compared to the current
authorized total of 372 police
men.
I'm those days, a policeman
was a Jack of all trades, work
ing 10 and IA hour shifts" Cap
tain Harding recalled. He said
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-03
Holiday
Warlings
Issued

Maryland State police and
fire board will be on around
the-clock alert for the long"
holiday starting today. Last
years record was good, accord.
ing to Maj. w. Fl. Conroy of
the Maryland State Police, with
no fatalities but a number OF
personal and property injuries.
Greatest cause for alarm is
the Illegal sale and use Of fire
works. at should be empha-
sized," says Maryland State
Police Superintendent Col.
Carey Jarman," that the law
prohibits the use of homemade
fireworks as well as those
which are commercially manu-.
featured"
Montgomery County police
are canvassing county mer-
chants to warn them against
selling several new harmful
types of fireworks. County
Police Supt. James S. McAuliffe
points out that sparklers reach
heat of 1850 degrees Faren.
heit when ignited and they have
been responsible for many chill.
dren being severly burned.
County Fire Marshal Charles
II. Howe Jr., warns residents
that buying and transporting
fireworks across state lines vio-
lates Federal law. Persons found
guilty are subject to fines and
Imprisonment.
Col. McAuliffe warns, These
laws were passed to protect
the children after hundreds had
lost their eyesight, or fingers,
or sustained other severe in
juries. Since their passage. how
ever, a noticeable decrease in
such injuries has been evident"
Rockville's Police Sgt. Walter
Atwell reminds area residents
to be cautious around beaches,
pools and rivers. Drownings
have constituted a serious prob
lem during summer holidays,
and residents are reminded to
exercise precautions while
swimming, boating, skiing and
fishing.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-03

The County Council voted
Tuesday to approve the recon-
mendations of the County Per
sonnet Board calling for length
of.service retirement of Capt.
Alton L. Harding, commander
of the midnight shift at Rock
vile.
Also approved was the retire
ment of Detective Sgt. Earl U.
Stearn who has spent 80 years
as a county employe, "a of them
on the police force.
All We're honored In retire
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-03
Water Use Record

Washington Suburban SAM
tary Commission water con-
sumption hit record levels last
week, reaching a peak of 1928
million gallons on June u. The
all-time record is 1912 million
gallons.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-21
We Need More Listings j!
IS NEAR THE LAKE


North OF Loke Shore Blvd. Spa
cious 5-Yeor old. 81 d m
runch. lovely corpeted living
dining room. log burning fire.
place. wifesuving kitchen. 81
foot family room. 2-cur garage.
front and rear patio. S2l,s00.
#e REDUcED-s BEDROOMS
South Of Ridge and overlooking
q small lake and nestled umong
trees is this 9-room Western Re-
serve type home on q l25x487
foot lot in Wickliffe. 20xl4 twin
sized living and dining rooms.
fomilY styled kitchen. 9xl2 bath.
basement. Now only $4,000.
1T PRIZE LISTING
The house with Gloss. Huge bed
rooms. fully corpeted living room
with built-in bookcase. wife-sov-
ing kitchen. large dinette. clay
tile bath. insuluted expansion.
divided basement. Gas Niagara
urndce. garage. well-lond-
scoped. Vacant. Under up.
praised volue. $4,000.
#s A BEAUTY
Just listed. South OF Lake Shore
Blvd. Lorge 3-bedroom ranch
with 2-cor attached garage. 23x
l8 loot living room with brick
wood burning fireplace. fdmilY
room with stone logburning fire.
place. iolousies. bar. recessed
lighting. colored bathroom fix
lures. closed-in breezewdy. with
olousies. and many extras.
S2l.500.
~ 4 BEDROOMS
Neur Freewoy. Young attractive
3-yeor-old bungalow. Full bose
nent. garage. low taxes. cyclone
enced yard. Neor schools and
shopping. And get this-OnlY
5ls.eoo.
#l0 BRICK VENEER RANCH
l0.yeor-old 3-bedroom runch on
one ocre OF well londscoped
and just off Lake Shore Blvd. q
:or attached goroge. divided
easement. recreation room with
Dor. "a boths. ranch roll fence.
winding drivewoY. Really q
scenic beauty! Just s23.500.
Nj Sss.oo PER MONTH
New knotty pine kitchen and
nook. large living room. tiled
odth. ocousticol ceilings. gas
aeot. garage. low tuxes. G.l. No
down. Only Sl2.900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-21
*l2 THE BRITISH ARE
COMING"

Will be your very words otter
you see this authentic reproduc-
ton OF Eorly American history
ON authentic Cape Cod home.
You can almost see the Indions
peering from behind the trees on
this wooded lot. Features include
"A extra large bedrooms. fully
corpeted living room. staircase
and hall. Q fireploces. lone an
authentic Paul Revere reproduc-
tom. woinscooting in living and
formol dining room. kitchen with
built-ins and Eorly American
cupboords. lla baths. full di-
vided basement with recreation
room and loq burning fireplace.
gosliqht. and many other feo-
tures. And only S26. .9o0-HurrY.
before the British come.
#l3 FREE ADVICE
With q little imagination you
can moke this 2-yeor. 3-bedroom
ranch into q lovely showploce.
Alreody has gas built.in oven
and ronqe. dining room. vonity
bath, full basement. But your
hand work will make this home
sporkle. Only sl7.eoo.
#l4 3-BEDRooM RANCH
Very cleon 3-bedroom ronch.
corpeted living room. large
kitchen and eotig oreo. base
ment. recreation room with bar.
Low taxes. Asking sl7.900.
#l5 NEAT AS A PIN
Immaculate custom built bun
golow. woll-to -woll corpeted liv.
ing room. loroe bedrooms. spe-
ciolly made kitchen with Jorge
eating oreu. puneled recrection
room with built-in bor and TV
cobinet. new gas furnace. whot
q house! Sl7.900.
#ls TERRIFIC RANCH
Just listed. Off Lake Shore Blvd.
3-bedroom ranch. corpeted liv.
ing room with modern loe-burn-
ing fireplace. paneled dining
and fomilY room. Is foot kitchen
featuring sunitus and copper
hood. clay tile bath with vonity.
2-cor attached garage. Lots of
extros. S24.e00.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-21

CLEVELAND HEIGHTS BLVD Three bedrooms Ia baths
Spacious colonial excellent condition throughout Transferred
very sell only Slssoo! Follow off
Of Monticello Just w. Of Noble.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-21

lls5 BlvOR: Charming EuY American CUSTOM colonel
beautifully londscoped lO0xl60 lot trees odburning
fireplace BEAMED ceiling bedroom TWOCAR
attached! Upper twenies. First ofering!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-21

1872 GRANTLEIGH RD: twn-sized bedrooms full bath
living full dining kitchen Getting
reploces. attached goroge CTS See todo
S24 500 NJ off Moyield w. of Noble.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-21

N6kD 3 DEAnSSIlos
This home hos them. 1t also has
q vestibule entrance. woll-to-
wall Competing in living room
ond hall. loge kitchen with loads
Of cupboords. fomily room. di-
vided basement with recreation
room. extra lovotorY. oluminum
storms ond screens. 2-cur at
toched garage and turn around
drive. Neor schools. shopping
and freewoy. S22.e00.
IA ULTRA MODERN RANCH
3 lorge bedrooms. kitchen with
lorge Getting oreo. built-in gos
oven and ronge, double closets
in all bedrooms. attached 60
roge. sls.50o.
~ cup!D's HIDEAWAY
Cozy 2-bedroom storter home.
corpeted living room. step-sov:
ing kitchen. dinette. TV room.
full basement new gas furnace.
new garage. close to schools
and Lokelund Freewoy. Sl6.90o.
~ ON THE HILL
On over "a ocre Of lond sets
this rambling 3-bedroom ranch
with corpeted 24xle living room.
poneled den. lorqe kitchen and
dining room, stone wood-burn-
ing fireploce. IA baths. bose
ment. attached garage and
many extras. Below opproisol
value. SCI 900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-21

44ss GREENWOOD: Charming Eorly COLONEL with
twnze bedrooms vestbule large living dining room
nook den and fumiy Ia bohs 2cdr attached
garage Realistically priced s2ssoo First of Ced
off Green
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-21

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
MAY 6F PHONED INTO OUR
OFFICE UNTIL O'CLOCK
TUESDAY EVENING 81 90 MIN
NUN CHARGE CASH WITH
ADVFRTISFMEN1 ;5c MINI.
MUM NO CANCELLATIONS
OR ALTERATIONS AFTER S
2. n. TUESDAY.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-21

1911 CLEARvIEW Young Lyndhurst colonial Sparkling white
home Pokke lot Loaded with quoiY lectures
bedrooms dining spacious kitchen l floor lovo
tory attached garage Close schools and bus Offered at
S24,soo Cleorview NJ off Muyfed street w. Of
Richmond.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-21

1922 HeNNlNC
716 EAST 332nd
1907 HARDING
2213 BUENA VISTA
14O5 EAST 28oth
22O1 EAST 290th
1915 EAST 256fh
1862 GREEN
1927 EAST 332nd
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-21
H Ell P!!
WE'RE ALMOST SOLD OUT OF usTINcS. IN THE PAST
MONTH WE HAVE SOLD THE FOLLOWING HOMES

25521 RICHARDS
140 NEWELL
3621O RIDGE
716 EAST 332nd
MODEL 5A, e. 326
774 EAST 344th
1920 MAPLE
35440 BEACH PARK
867 WORDEN
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-21

1895 AVONDALE Spacious 3bedoom colonial M baths ves
bule. living formal dining kitchen with eong
full bedrooms, recreation 2cor goroge Owner
transferred Close public and porochiol schools Offered
S22, 900 Off Moyhed w. Of Belvoir
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-21
REAL TORS REAL TORS
OPEN SUNDAY 2 to s Pm.


OPEN SUNDAY to Pm.
1883 CLEVELAND HEIGHTS BLVD Three bedrooms Ia baths
Spacious excellent condition throughout
very sell only slssoo! Follow off
Of Monticello just w. OF Noble
1ss BnvoR Charming Euy American CUSTOM colonel on
beautifully londcoped l00xl60 lot with Woodburning
fireplace BEAMED ceiling bedroom TWOCAR
ottuched Upper twenies First offering!
1872 GRANTLEGH bedrooms
ond living full dining Getting
recreation room repoces otoched googe CTS See odoy
S245oo! N. off MuYfeld. W. Of Noble.
44ss GREENWOOD: Charming Eory American COLONEL with
twinsize bedrooms vesbule loee living dining
breakfast and umy lla utoched
garage Realistically priced at s2seoo First street of Cedo
off Green Rd
1911 cLEARvIEW Young Lyndhurst coonio Sparkling
Pork like lot. Loaded quotY lectures
bedrooms. dining spacious kitchen s floor luvo
tory otaehed soroge Close to schools and bus Offered at
Richmond
1895 AvONDALE Spacious abedroom l baths
bue living formal dining kitchen with eating
transferred to public porocho schools Offered
s22.soo! Off Muyield. w. Of Bevoir
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
HIGHLAND HEIGHTS: Young colonial bedrooms utility
Ia baths 2-co ooched eoruge l00xl60
petng. storms screens. S33,3oo
sPLT1EvEL bedrooms famly ROOM dining room.
kitchen with buins basement 2cor So Euclid Roiy
s25.eoo.
BEDROOMS BATHS soo Young Lyndhurst semibuneoow
sltuded scenic wooded setting Bright cheerful with
many buiin lectures Storms screens basement
LYNDHURsT ACRES AUTHENTIC Eov American in architecture
and decor with all the modern
with wood burning fireplace. large formal dining
bright kitchen nook omiY master bedroom and full both
End floor master bedrooms and plus End full
bath 2cur attached Full located prime young
budding area Of Lyndhurs. Close TO school,
BEVERLY HILLS
Scenic Of Euclid Attractive colonial spacious
throughout 2cor garage 81 ronoge Priced
S2Os.
INDIAN HILLS
Executive brick plus utility room ond
beautiful umly lst Priced httes Located in
prime of Euclid
JOSEPH LARONCE, INC.
42o7 MoyfieId Rd. Realtors EV. 2-36o2
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-21

NEW sPLITLEVEL bedrooms fumly room full dining
kitchen with buiin basement 2cur garage So Euclid Rarity
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-21
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT

HIGHLAND HEIGHTS: Young colonial bedrooms. utility
Ia baths basement 2cor attached garage looxl6o lot
peing. storms screens S33.300
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-21
BunquloW-$lS,900

3 bedrooms. on lst floor and
Q on End. dining room. "a baths.
Competing. full basement. 2-cor
detached garage. on an 80 #.
lot, near all conveniences.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-21
REALTORS

5517 SOM CENTER
37o EAST 165th
4177 BUCKEYE
321Oo PENDLEY
1915 PAWNEE
1927 EAST 18TH
2135 SUNSET
1895 DRENIK
1886 RiDCEWiCK
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-21
Income Property
lust LiStedl

l.EOOR RANCH. Charming g.
yeor-old home on 65x225 #. lot.
3 spacious bedrooms. lorge liv-
ing room with Competing. at
toched garage. Good location.
$500 down. FHA.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-21
| fifth I'd Start ISz2S(ll


Immaculate Colonial with 2 min
vtes TO eity-wide transportation.
Loree Living room, full dining
room, fomily kitchen on lst. 3
bedrooms on End. Full Basement
with oeoustieol ceiling. Gorose.
Cos Furnace. Aluminium siding to
cut that maintenance.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-21

BEDROOMS BATHS s229o0 Young Lyndhurst sembungoov
situued in scenic wooded setting Bright cheerful
many bultn lectures Storms. full basement.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-21

Beautiful 8 bedrooms. basement,
garage. knotty pine kitchen. clay
tile bath. 65 foot frontage. neor
shopping and schools. s2l.soo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-11

$50 p.
SPseiulI Comparable TO 3es. IooS royon cholls COTE
curtains with embroidered seoIoped edges. Choice of
hond-screened print designs. A. Gorden in blue,
oprco pink B. Rooster in red; c. florol bow knot in
apricot and pink IS" long; by Morgt.
matching Vulonee ------------------- lao co.
Third Floor. Washington; Lower LeveI, Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17
Negro Graduate
Of Georgia Has
8-Pound Girl

NEW YORK, Nov. Is CAP).-
Mrs. Walter Stovall, the first
Negro woman to graduate from
the University Of Georgia, who
later married a white student,
gave birth yesterday to an
eight-pound girl.
The mother, %, was reported
doing fine at Flower Fifth Az
enue Hospital in Manhattan,
where the baby was born.
The mother was formerly
Miss Charlayne Hunter of At
lanta.
The father, Walter Stovall,
Is, is a member of the editorial
staff of the Bergen Evening
Record of Hackensack, M.
Mr.. Stovall met his wife
while both were studying at
the university in 1862.
The couple was married in
the North, but declined to say
where or when. Mrs. Stovall
moved to New York after her
graduation last June and her
husband Joined her in Septem-
Der after he had spent the sum-
mer working as a reporter for
the Atlanta Journal.
The news of the marriage
was made public shortly after
Mr. Stovall arrived in New
York City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17
Bishops TEXT
Racial Equality Is Emphasized by PreIates

The following Is the teri of
the statement Bonds of
Union" issued By the Catholic
bishops Of the United States,
through the erecutiUe depart
HeHt of the National Catholic
Welfare Conference.
During the period Of the Sec
ond Vatican Council we ar
joined In common effort will
the bishops Of the Catholi,
Church from every land. 4
reater public attention ha.
thus been given to our wide
role as council fathers con.
cemed with the universal gooC
Of the church. In these days 81
full Of historic Importance, w
have gratefully noted thu
prayers and the cordial expires.
sions Of good will toward thu
council and the church from
Americans of every faith.
1t Is not inappropriate, how.
ever, that we address ourselve!
at the same time to our people
in the United States, and thi,
in regard to those nationa
bonds Of union that we al
Americans respect and cherish
Recent events in the nationa
community have severely testeC
these bonds. Such testing is no.
new. In the confidence thai
now. as in the past, those
bonds will be strengthened un.
der trial, the Catholic bishop:
Of the United States invite re-
Election upon them.
From the beginning of our ma
tional existence, our forefath-
ers sought to form a society
almost unique in human histo.
ry. a society of free men under
God for the protection of the
equal rights Of all. The basic
bond Of union was the willing
recognition of mutual rights
and reciprocal duties.
Each of the Old World PEG.
Piles who had part in the build
ing of our New World common
wealth brought here a strong
religious piety which powerful
ly influenced our nationa,
character and our civil tradi'
tons. They shared a common
conviction in the Providence Of
God and came to feel that
their nation was called to Its
special place in the divine plan
They considered the laws Of
nature and Of natures God" to
be both the source and the
sanction Of human rights ano
of the institutions needed tc
protect them. They recognized
with Cicero. that the natural
law is eternal and unchange-
able, valid for all and all
times"
Hence In the American COM
pact which is our Declaration
of Independence our forefath-
ers recognized man endowed by
his Creator with inalienable
rights and correlative dutie S
The divine principle benin &
this civic heritage is pro-
claimed in the inscriptio r
above the Speakers chair ir
the House of Representatives
the result Of a unanimous vote
in 1862, "In God We Trust"