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Businesswomen Find
Proposed Cathedral
Memorial Unfeasible
By th« Associated Press
FORT WORTH, July 7.—The Na
tional Federation of Business and
Professional Women’s Clubs biennial
| convention yesterday found a $75,000
! stained glass memorial to past Na
tional presidents too impractical for
immediate adoption.
It deferred action until 1950.
The recommendation was for a
window to be placed in the Episco
pal Cathedral of Ss. Peter and Paul
in Washington, known as the Na
tional Cathedral. It was defeated
for this session after spirited dis
cussions involving the quick and the
dead, religious affiliations and rel
ative benefits to the cause for peace
between a window symbolizing peace
and money spent rehabilitating war
torn peoples.
The vote ended yesterday's busi
ness session at Will Rogers Audi
torium one half day behind schedule.
Reports of the Nominating Commit
tee were made by Dr. Mirle L.
Maffett, Dallas, chairman. There
were no nominations from the floor,
i Candidates were presented to the
delegates from the stage by Miss
Sally Butler, national president.
As soon as the auditorium ses
sion closed delegates hurried to
Hotel Texas for closed hearings on
eight resolutions and for campaign
ing for their favorite federation
candidates.
State and local federations ang
ling for the 1949 board meeting and
the 1950 convention and supporting
their favorite-daughter candidates
continued a series of pre-election
parties.
The recommendation for the
memorial window was presented
bv Miss Chari Ormond Williams of
Washington, chairman of the Me
morial Committee. Theme of the
window "Women of the World”
would suggest activities of women
throughout the ages, and a book
of donors and a book of remem
brance will be placed near the
window. Approximate cost of the
project, she said, would be $75,000
Francis S. Obold,
D. C. Native, Dies
Francis Sebastian Obold, 58,
credit manager for the Hecht Co.
died yesterday at Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital after an illness of
two weeks. He lived at 3720 Joslyn
street N.W.
A native of Washington, Mr.
Obold attended Central High
School. Wood Business College and
Benjamin Franklin University.
He then was credit manager for
the old W. B. Moses department
store for 10 years before joining
the Hecht Co. in the new accounts
section.
From about 1931 to 1938, Mr.
Obold was credit manager of the
American Oil Co. in the Washing
ton area. He returned to Hecht's
in 1936 and was credit manager
at trie time of his death.
Mr. Obold was a past financial
secretary of tne Washington As
sembly of the Knights of Columbus
and a> member of the Holy Name
Society of Blessed Sacrament Cath
olic Church.
He is survived bv his widow, Mrs.
Ruth Obold: a daughter, Miss Mary
Louise Obold; a son, Charles Ed
ward Obold; a sister, Mrs. May
Wilmuth, and two brothers, Charles
J. and Harry B. Obold. all of Wash
ington.
Requiem maiss wiil be sung at
9 a.m. Friday in the Blessed Sacra
ment Church, Chevy Chase circle.
Burial will be in Hanover, Pa.
Mob Slays Assassin
Of Haitian Publisher
By tht Associated Press
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti, July
7.—A Haitian publisher was slain
yesterday in a downtown street. A
short time later angry mobs wrested
his alleged assassins from police
and killed him.
A government communique said
Jean Remy, director of the official
government newspaper Le Moniteur
and owner of the newspaper La
Republique, was shot three times
as he stepped from his car. He died
later in a, hospital.
Police immediately arrested Ger-1
aid Viau, described as a young
poet and member of a government
family who nursed a grudge after
losing a scholarship recently. The
government charged him with the
shooting.
Police took Viau to a government
printing office for questioning. They
said a mob forced its way into the
office, overpowered them and shot
Viau several times. He died in a
hospital a few minutes later.i
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To Cut Tariffs, McCioy Says
By the Atieda'ed Prti,
SOUTH HADLEY, Mass., July 7.—
John J. McCioy, World Bank presi
dent, says Marshall Plan countries
are determined to reduce tariffs and
establish stable and convertible
I currencies.
He told the Mount Holyoke In
stitute on the United Nations last
i night that the most encouraging
aspect of the European Recovery
Program “is the determination ex
I pressed by Marshall Plan countries
to integrate their economies."
"Great influences are at work,
particularly in Western Europe.” he
said, “to build a more unified and
more rational economic structure
than existed before World War II.”
He said that ERP funds will go
mainly for imports of food, raw ma
terials and other goods during the
first few years.
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ably will concentrate on specific pro
ductive projects.
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of European production revived and
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economies accomplished will, in the
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