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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-23

Insulation InStallerS
bait and blowing, Call
at sos Rhode Island ave. ne. pa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. church, good
Must be sober and reliable with
best references. Salary, $50. Call
OV. 6027 after 6 pm. 80
JANITOR WANTED-Must have 5th-
class engineer license; medium size
bldg; 6-day wk; good salary plus apt.
Apply manager. 2440 18th st. NV.
JANITOR. experienced for garden
type apt. Alexandria, Va; stoker-
fred furnace; salary and quarters,
No children. refs. TIE. 1929. "a
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110I Penna. Ave. NV.

GENERAL OFFICE CLERK-Large
apt. development. Able to type,
Bondable Handle rental collec-
tionS daily contacts with public
Apt. available. Salary open. Box
ll6-T. Star. ~
and help with two
small children; intelligent, eXper.
woman; live in Mon.-F good SAL
airy; refs. important. Call from = to
10 pm. CT S455. -23
live in, small
house; working mother and l child,
age 10. Call OW. 1906. -25
INTERVIEWER-Pl work, han
ding personal interviews; age quail
dealing with public. Apply in per-
son. STATE LOAN CO., $500 r. !.
ave 1T Rainier Nc -n2
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MANAGER

and 10 cent store; must be ex-
perlenced; good opportunity. Apply
KINGS 1904 eth st. NV. -25
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OFFSET STRIPPER-
Cameraman-Platemaker

Large press sizes. Only dependable
highly skilled all-around man need
aprly for this permanent key posi-
sanization. cRAFTs S1hS'ot PRESS
INC, 415 18th st. s.w. ST. 0444.
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Telephone Operator

Some tipping necessary; permanent
position; disqualification and insur-
ance. CREEL BROTHERS, NC.
1911 14th St -2S
SOLICITORS, part or
full time; year-round. attractive
proposition. RE. 800
SOLICITORS for inter-
esting work in large portrait studio:
salary plus commission; 5-day wk.;
experience not necessary. Box 192-V.
TYPiST. part time, day or evening.
Mr.. Joseph, NEW YORK JEWELRY.
TYPIsT-some exper. preferred: new
s saarg ss5 ph Sse ME- Sdf 6 starting
position in local once of large in
surance company. Insurance ex-
perlence not required. 5-day wk.
Congenial working conditions. Apply
and an 9e + sts AIS " Woodward Bids. 18TH
TYPIST, general ONCE work: some
but not essential; salary common :
surate with ability; permanent.
rYp i ia a ss; riH once work. answer
s nf tes Ga VA S 1875 1 Ssss n Sss
Island ave. Hyattsville. -o5
TYPIST with fair shorthand. expert
enced in general ONCE detail: must
be accurate with figures and write
legible hand; $50 for .39-hour week.
Will consider part time, 8 to 6
midday hours. See Mr. Tucker at
CROKER GENERAL TIRE CO., l4th
and Que SITS. NV. rs
TYPISTS twhite). under so. Per-
manent. Excellent surroundings; 40
$500 (S40.3S weekly. Good OPP
portunity to advance; liberal vaca-
ton and sick leave Personal in
teryiews 8 am. to $50 pm. Per-
sonnet ONCE. NATIONAL GEO.
GRAPHIC SOCIETY, 3rd and R
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CASHIER

MGR. operator and general office
work; excellent working conditions
with good pay. Experience not nee
essary. Apply Mr. Ettlin. 3rd floor,
BOND STORES, INC, 1885 St
nv.
CHEF, white, must be familiar with
italian food. Apply in person
CAVALIER RESTAURANT. 3459
18th NV. go
CLERK. some tipping desirable. Cen
eral office work; $40 week to start.
Apply in person, sol Rhode Is
land ave ne. MR. RAPP. -25
CLERK-Young man. clerical work.
answer phone, use typewriter. State
age. experience. II any. and salary
expected first letter. Box 483-S,
Star
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FIREMAN
For apt bldg, steady. refs, 1925
mo. Apply CHIEF ENGINEER, 3133
Conn a n


FOREMAN for stock millwork ware
ing, shipping and warehousing stock
millWork. flooring and plywood.
Must have good knowledge of stock
mlllwork, willing worker and capa-
BILE of handling laborers. Excellent
working conditions. salary and bonus
ity: A; I. DEVLIN LUMBER CO,
1865 Bethesda ave, Bethesda, Nd
SOL. 1898, contact Mr.. Devlin or
MAN. experienced; ref
erences; day shift. 81 per hr. Apply
DAY DRUG STORE. 14th and p
MEN. experienced only;
81 per hr. Apply to Mr.. Violet be-
tween T am. and 3 pm. KEY
STONE PHARM.. 2150 Pa. ave. NV
:, SALESMAN. expert
enced. to sell on floor: no outside
and LIBERAL terms, Large g inv invento ass
commission on ali sales. Position
open due to our expansion program.
ATLAS. 92I G St. NV.
Garage ATT ATTENpAN y . e9loTed; hrs,
TEL, 1900 Mass. ave. SIS
GAS STATION ATTENDANT, expert
enced white man for evening shift.
!; o. TANNER, 3015 R. 1. ave. ne.
GAS STATIoN ATTENDANT-Youung
man as assistant to manager; exper
pref. but not necessary; good chance
for advancement; steady work. See
Mr.. BRANNON, 1006 H st. NV.
GASOLINE STATION Attendant.
$40 week; HI. 9555. 7101 MARI
GAsoLINE STATION ATTENDANT.
white, experienced; disqualification
plan, vacation with pay after l VI:
49i2-hr. wk, S45 wk. plus commits
sion: Apply in person; references.
BOWMAN MOTOR SALES, $3.50
GENERAL OFFICE CLERK. knowledge
OF typing and adding machine; D.
DAY week, vacation. bonus, insur-
ance and other desirable features
Reply Box ll0-V. Star. -25
CLERK with drivers Der
nit. to do general work in store.
must be neat and willing worker.
Phone WO. 1872. sun and after
$ pm. MI 1924. -25
GUTTERING AND SCOUTING MAN
wanted. SHERWOOD SHEET METAL
SHOP, 370e Mount Vernon ave,
Alex. AL. $3.50. -23
HARDWARE CLERK. permanent posi-
ton, excellent opportunity to learn
YOUNGBLooD PAINT AND HARD
WARE "A Cedar CT n u Ok
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Secretary-S tenographer

Major airline needs COM
petent. experienced girl. good
tipping and shorthand. 81 to
35 years old for its executive
Offices. 5-day. 40-hour week.
Vacation and sick leave bene-
fits. Transportation privileges.
Starting salary. $1,000 per
year. Apply Suite 400, 91S
18th st. NV.
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statesmen (3)
$50 weekly plus commission.
Transportation furnished. Ap-
ply Room 800. CHESTNUT
FARMS DAIRY, 1886 Pa. ave.
NV. 8 to IL am.

SUBSISTENCE MAN with car; per
manent job; better than average
earnings; this is our best season.
Married man preferred. See Mr.
Johnson, HOOVER CO.. 1905 r. l.
ave. ne. 8 to IL am. Friday only.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS.
must be exper. and have local refs,
500 wk. and commission. See MR.
MURPHY, 1900 Conn. ave. NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white. JoHNSoN'S sUNoCo, 1903
r. l. ave. ne. ID
SERVICE STATION Attendant, eve
ming work. Also high school boys.
320I Pa. ave. Sc LII l-41S1 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-23
Auto WHOLESALERS, LIT
AUTO SUPPLY STORE
Afro IPHOLSTERER'S ASSISTANT.
AuToMoTIvE PARTS CLERK. !,

that is interested in good working
conditions. 5-day week. paid yaca-
ton and group insurance. experience
1N-PONTIAC, 407 Florida ave. ne.
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LIQUOR SALESMAN

MAN. fully expert
enced, no floaters. BILL REIDY'S
ESQ SERVICE CENTER. New Hamp-
shire and Franklin ayes. Silver
Spring. Md, SH. 9505. ~
LUMBER AND MILL WORK-Exce1.
opportunity for man eXper. in all
phases of retail lumber and mill
work Must be alert, intelligent and
possess the ability to get results.
Box l4o-V. Star. -25
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OFFSET PRESSMEN

TO run 41x54 Potter; also Webendor-
fer 22x29. Only highly skilled. de-
perdable men need apply for these
permanent Jobs. Premium pay. ex-
cellent working conditions. CRAFTS
MAN PRESS. INC, 415 18th St.
s.w., ST. 0444.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-23

MANAGER-Radio appliance store;
good salary and comm. Apply at
B: c. RADIO STORES. 3205 Mt,
Pleasant ST. NV. See Mr. Wilson.
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CLERICAL WORK with some tipping
experience. We vii! train you. Good
ply. Apply MACKAY RADIO &
TELEGRAPH CO.. s Dupont Circle.
CLERK. dry cleaning store. expert
person. 1901 No. Capitol st. 20
CLERK. Office. position as assistant to
bookkeeper open for matured younr
woman. white, p to 35. interested
in permanent position, with good ad-
vancement possibilities; liberal en-
e Ve esyro ToTS
helpful: accuracy in work essential;
Phone MR.. WERTH. Ii. 1858.
CLERK, white. for dry cleaning store;
HSs r. sewing sV short hours. Apply
CLERkSPerm. position, to work in
electrical appliance store, average
speed of tipping required. Salary and
commission. Prefer someone living
in vicinity. Call LO. 5-061S for
M aBut; WHEATON "a APPLIANCE Co.
c Ihsfloh, age Mo' 1925; pleasing Sc Per-
sonality; no experience nee; adapted
to work in accounting dept; splen-
did working conditions. Apply Mr.
Graham: DOCTORS HOSP. 1915
Eye st. NV. %
CLERK, for gen. once work, Ret.
essaFy y raPg1s sfse ps sR
Clicks iwhite,, under so. Per-
manent. Excellent. surroundings; 40
hr. wk.; annual starting salary
$500 (S40.3S weekly. Good OPP
p Port a to cs sdT ssvs liberal yafa
P fslyasms once m NA f o ea 9;
GRAPHIC SOCIETY. 3rd and R
CLERK -sTENoGRAPHER, woman
Sc see; p perm; pos, pleasant ONCE
Salary, Ss,7oo-S5. $50. Give fuil
particulars as to age. previous exper -.
refs, etc. Post once Box 1852,
c HEai2s1a Ssf'i tor ms ONCE 5.day
SOB Victor Bldg. 724 9th st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT. claim department,
large stock casualty company; ex-
perience not necessary. Call ME.
k-TYpIsT. general office work;
HARRY JUSTINE s11 18th st. NV,
MA. aS44.
good appearance: Apply NATION
AL ELECTRONIC LABORATORIES.
INC. 1913 Kalorama I'd. NV.
CLERK-TYPISTS-Good salary. ex-
KAY JEWELRY CO.. so1 II st. n e,
splendid opportunity
for capable girl between Is and 80.
with well-known finance company
40-hour week modern office and
equipment. Interviews between 9
and 10 am. GENERAL ACCEPT
ANCE CORPORATION. G9l2 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring. Md. -25
CLERK -TYPiST. age Is to IS; must
be able to work 1:15 am. to 3:15
pm. one week and 3:15 pm. to
1l:I5 pm. following week En-
ploye benefits after 3 months en-
ployment Apply personnel Office,
MAYFLOWER HOTEL. Conn. ave.
and De Sales ST.
CLERK -TYPIST, perm. pos. good sal
airy. pleas, working cond. apply P
J. NEE FURN. CO.. 745 eth ST. NV.
5p
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DRAFTING CLERK

With training in mechanical drawing:
previous business experience unnec-
essary. Write, stating qualifications,
Box H26-V. Star. ~
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EVENING STAR
110l Penna. Ave. NV

l1U1 eebna. ave. NV.
ENGINEER, electronics graduate. age
24-35 for local outlet of established
mfg. in tech. security field. Give
full particulars in first letter. Box
with building layout ex-
perience; excellent opportunity for
good worker. Apply JOHN TESTER
d SON, INC. 1920 Second st. .s.w.
ENGINEER for apt. house. must
have D. c. licenses to operate A c.
plant: reasonable salary and apt.
for right. man; permanent posi-
ton. Apply CHAs Z. SMITH. 923I
] 9th St. NV, 9th floor. See MI
Blake after 2 pm. -25
ESTIMATOR. plumbing and heating.
thoroughly experienced on large
work. steady and permanent man:
good salary and share in profit.
Reply in detail. Box 239-X. Star.
for local building con-
tractor; must have good exp. and
know washington vicinity. Ref. Box
ct. Star -25
SUPERINTENDENT.
experienced on large and small Jobs.
r. T. WEEKS CONSTRUCTION CO.,
Silver Spring, Md. For appointment.
call JU. 7-771s. rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-23
HELP MEN
REAL, ESTATE Statesmen

2523 Wilson blvd, Arl., Va. OW
444S. OK. 1898; ewes. FA. 1870
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CASHIER
CASHIER.

For large city office. State full de-
tails of age and exper. Salary $4,000
per annum. 5-day wk. Box 216-T.
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TYPISTS

Permanent positions in letter shop.
using robotyper: will train at full
salary. Apply CARL PARENT. 1914
NJ ST. NV. 20
TYPIsT- RECEPTIONIST, professional
ONCE; 25 to 40 age, must be COM
petent; salary open. BLOFIM. OP-
TICIAN. 1915 H st. NV. -25
WAITRESS-Re exper., for ex-
elusive 6 night H! club. Apply AZ after :
WAITRESS wanted; exper.; night
work: inquire in person; age. over
Il, BRoWNLEY's GRILL. 2134
Penna. ave. NV. -25
WAITRESS, white. experienced, good
tips, pleasant surrounding. Apply
PARK RESTAURANT. 1888 Mt.
w p,1aisPs st. e np for nifhs
work. MT. VERNON GRILL, All
WAiTREsS wanted. must be neat and
fast. with cocktail lounge experience
Apply at THE WHEEL BAR, 3s17
Bladensburg I'd. ga
WAITRESS. white. must be expert
enced. Apply in person. 6el6 Ga
W a.fi SIS with experience and
reference. No phone calls. Apply in
person, see Mrs. Taylor, PYRAMID
RESTAURANT; 2S1O 14th st. nv.
u, betTsen 10 and 2 pm. nov. 49, =.
Rea ~ e P bELrc ARR!sss Z Des ss9l
Varnum st.. Mt. Rainier. Md. -26
$50 to start and meals; excellent
tips %. w AfPpi s5a4 4o2s Wisconsin M. sv''
in n'i person @rsSAH BLUE MIRROR RESI-.
2OA 18th
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MEN
M EN-
YOU CAN EARN $500


YOU CAN EARN 500
WEEK AND MORE.
Experience helpful but not necessary;
CanvassinE nationally advertised
watches on credit. Car not neces-
90 CONTACT Mr.. JOSEPH
New York JeWelry Co.
7ln eth St. NV.
YOUNG MAN. to learn retail shoe
HANOVER SHOE CO.. 72S 18th
YOUNG g MAN, white. neat, excel. OPP.
to learn Photographic profession.
Assist PHOTOGRAPHER and do gen.
work in laboratory. CHASE STUDIO,
YOUNG MAN, interested in dispa tch-
ing work and dealing with public.
high school graduate preferred
Qualifications to Box 3os-X, Star,
PART-TIME EVENING MAN to
in person. ESQ SERVICE CENTER,
n Capitol At Fla. ave.
AUTOMOBILE DEALER, handling cars
and trucks in Richmond, Va, desires
general service manager in charge
OF parts anu service departments:
experience and initiative to succeed
airy expected, etc. to Box 415-V,
EARN $4,000 per year selling new
floors to business establishments
and homes on time Apply In per
son. to 6 pm, PENNSYLVANIA
LINOLEUM CO.. 903 st. Nv.
COLLEGE STUDENT or young man
to assist partially disabled in World
War II college professor, linguist,
In return for room and board. Call
after pm. 10. 2-7l1S. rs.
WHITE-To drive delivery truck;
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FOUNTAIN CLERKS. experienced; ex-
cellent salary; meals and uniforms
free. Apply ARGYLE PHARMACY
18th and Park I'd. NV. -
FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored; night work
PARK LANE PHARMACY, 20"3 Eye
ST. NV. 20
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored: light cook-
ing; $50; S-hr., 6-day wk. Apply
2921 Nichols ave. Sc. MELLON
PHARMACY. "a
FOUNTAIN GIRL. neat and exert
encee; good salary and hours. GIL
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored. for part
time work evenings Apply in per-
sen OAKLAWN PHARMACY, 5000
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. exerienced only
good hours and salary. excellent
working conditions. 1915 Georgia
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. light colored
must be thoroughly experienced or
soda and sandwich block. with re.
cent local drugstore references: ex-
cellent pay. Apply in person
JUDD's PHARMACY. $3.50 l4th
-p1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-23
GENERAL CLERK

Ambitious woman, 1886 years OF
age, Tor permanent position in
our service department; 5-day. 40
We provide many generous company
benefits. Apply personnel. Room sos.
Open weekdays $50 to 5, and Sat,
Gal No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-23

STENOGRAPHER- TYPIsT
Full or part time. Apply by letter or
person
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN UNIV.
hoo 10th st. NV, RE. 2ae2,
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ELEVATOR OPERATOR

Colored, experienced operator with a
license for a permanent job with
The Evening Star; 1885 years OF
age. capable of passing a physical
exam. Apply personnel Room SOC.
Open. weekdays. s:30-5: Sat, 81
No Dhnue rails
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-23
SALESMAN

SALESMAN
BY one of Americas leading brew
cries Contact local Washing ton
tavern and package store trade
Route exper, and knowledge of
trade helpful. Must have lived
or worked in Washington for / yr.
Car furnished Reply
BOX 319-V, STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-23
CLERK-TYPIST

We need the services of a capable
young woman, 21-35 years of age,
who enjoys working with fgures and
is capable Of tipping 80 words per
minute. This is an opportunity to
get Q start on the business side If
The newspaper Apply Personnel.
Room SOC Open weekdays. $40 to
8. and Saturdays, q TO /
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-23
STATION ATT
LUBRICATION MAN
WASH MAN

Large ESQ station. good working
conditions Apply LEE PERSHING
ESQ SERVICE. 1900 N. Pershing
dr.. Arl., OW. 7707. IS
SERVICE STATION MANAGERS
Must be reliable and steady; eXper.
pref; vacation with pay. sick leave
and bonus; salary, plus commission
on oil and accessory sales. Apply
in person HOMES OIL CO., 1925
ln rd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-23
CLERICAL

S114lxSx1d
Lady under 80 for clerical work;
eXper. not necessary but helpful;
permanent position with excel. OPP
porrunity for advancement; old
estab. firm; 5-day week; pleasant
working cond.; liberal employe
benefits. Apply in person, l102
l5tl st n VI -oE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-23
CREDIT CLERK

Experience in credit work preferred,
but good office BACKGROUND accept
able; tipping ability necessary; per
manent position. company benefits,
Phone AT: 400 for appointment,
at HECHINGER CO., 18th and Ii
SITS ne o6
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-07
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8pn 6 arl iebert

m M lctten Strabl bic Nbenbionme lad)t
~ @ir beibe geb'n bnrds alte Sor sniammen -
in Eurpurglut bic rotten 9ioien fummen
0en 8ea entlans in reid)er glGtenprad)t
@om Ieloe fummt Der SdJuittcr frube Sd)ar
Wit beacm Sang an nns purbeisespgen.
Der Nbenbitern erslGnst am Simmclsbpaen
ltnb brinst ben riten Gruf Der @ad)t nrs bar.
limb pur nns geb'n, pom Nbenbrpt nmiGnmt
3mei eng peridmngen auf peridJmicg'nen @cacu -
Gcm mHben Sag fommt till bic Nad1t emtacaen,
Sn Der oas !,ers bon einen &oicn tranmt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-07

gere d) t / ter 3 peifel.
rSenfen Sic nur, geitern lit unier
Sausar5t seltorben; er ipar crit fiiuf.
rnooreiBie Sabre alt." - % @ott,
Srau grinflnann, ih muB iusen, su
einem ar5t, Der 10 jung itirbt, f0nnte
ih niemals Gertrauen baben."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-07
Bin nie o1 gelpcicn,
Sung llno 1ponnereld);
Siebte pie ou liebteit,
@aro nie ou emit 8rout.
ltnO audi ou lpirIt altern,
So pie ih erQraut.

Gos iino @orte aus Gbomiiios
tiefcntpfl'lFSeneln 2ieher5Hflus: Sran.
enliebe uno 2eben. SonIt fam man
eiaentlid) nibt iogen ooB rniert
Iidter. sic 10 biel gum Treile oellt-
i6er 6rauen geiungen boben, audi
Oie @roBmutter aeniiseno gelpiiroigt
bdtten, 1tnb mml fann @iltp nid]t
l,nredt geben, 1penn er meinte: &c
rooe 0ie beIten 1lno ielbItloieiten aller
Srauen, Die 8roBmiitter, sic ieoer
liebt, ser cine beieiien bat, 1peroen
BON oen 9i6tern am 1pel1igiten be-
lungen." gtun, lei oe1n aber 1pie linn
molle, i'm Ser5en Ser gnfel bat iit3
gelpiB ie6es @roBmiitterden einen
oauernoen 2iebesplat erobert.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-07

Sraum Ser ei9cncu Gage,
Sic mini ferne iino -
Sodter meiner Sod)tcr
Gu mein iiiBe5 &ino.
9fimnl, bepor Die S0tiloe
Gedt on5 2eihentltf,
9}lnm lns rpllc SebCn
Uteinen Segelalpruh.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-07

llnO ioQte ii6 0ieieS 3ufllnitsbilo
audi niht erfiiQerL ein @eoonfe, Scr
gemiB oud) nod ipilmt, mirD oodl
emit @irflid)feit neroen: Die Gufclin
miro emit, lpie iett Tie lelblt, sic ill
berne &rone oes 9llters" trogen lno
10 oeS 9eben5 gleide1 3irfel nit glci=
der Srelloe llno glcihem 2eio Olrd)-
lauren.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-12-28

Near East friends
made this child and
many others, old and
young, happy at Christ
mas time. So they
wish you, from full
hearts, a bright New
Year of 1852. This pic
ture tells a plain story,
the short and simple
annals of the poor. Our
orphans, our old folks,
our blind, our lepers.
our missionaries were
made happy in 1851 by
you. Now they struggle
on through another
year. They know what
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-12-28
Students Plan
Pilgrimage To
Tokyo Shrine

TOKYO - NC) - About $50
Catholic students OF Tokyo univer-
sites took part in the first group
pilgrimage to the spot in south
Tokyo where two foreign priests,
a japanese Jay Brother and more
than 80 Japanese members of the
Catholic laity we're burned at the
stake in 1923.
With lighted candles adding So
lemnity to the scene in the gather
ing darkness, the students recited
their prayers and listened to a
four-voice hymn sung by the semi
narians of Tokyo Inter-Diocesan
Seminary. The Rev. Hubert
Schweitzer, 81, preached a SER
mon. An historical account of the
martyrdom was read by a student
of the history department of
Tokyo Catholic University.
Included among the martyrs put
to death were Father Jerome de
Angels, a Jesuit; Father Francis
Galvez, Franciscan, and Brother
Simon Empo, also a Jesuit. An
other was a Mr.. Hara (Hara Mon
do), who was chief of the water
works department of the city, and
as government official, was pun
ished specially by having his hands
cut off before being put to death.
The story Of this martyrdom has
been told in various books of ear
ly Christian history in Japan, but
the spot where it occurred was
not identified until recent times.
First to make serious studies in
this matter was a Mr.. Hars, who,
though a descendant Of Hara Mon
do, was not Catholic but was
simply interested in the fate of
his ancestor.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-12-28
College Girls
Use HOLIDAYS
For Religion

ATCHISON, Ksns. - NC) -
Students of Mount St. Scholas-
tica College for Women here will
embark this week on a campaign
of speech-making for Catholic edu-
cation.
The student government COM
mission at the college has adopt
ed the program and it will be car
ried to various parts of the coun-
try by students going home for
the Christmas holidays. They will
address student groups in their
home towns.
The movement is based on pas.
sage of a resolution adopted at
the last national congress of the
National Federation of Catholic
College Students. II says the
N.F.C.C.S. purposes are ito sc-
quaint Catholic college students
with the responsibility to the stu.
dent community and to contribute
to the development Of Catholic
lay leadership"
The movement had its beginning
at the N.FC.C.S. national meeting
this past summer and at late re-
gional meeting it became an Off
ciai regional project.
The first step the Mount St.
Scholastica commission took was
to make a survey of 25 non.Csth-
olic schools OF different sizes and
types in this area. Questions of
religious, academic, social and
financial nature were among those
posed to students in the schools.
The resulting statistics will be
used in a practical way the ques-
tions of the various groups ad-
dressed.
Under the leadership Of Helen
Wagner, leader in student govern
ment at the college, nearly 100
girls from various parts of the
country have organized, written
speeches, and delivered them in
practice sessions. When they 20
home for the Christmas vacation
they will launch their apostolste
for Catholic college education. 1t
will be continued throughout the
second semester whenever oppor-
tunity offers.
The student speakers are pre-
pared to address high school and
junior college groups, parish
youth groups, parent-te e acher
groups and other adult groups who
may be interested.
Benedictine Sisters are in charge
of the college.