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Evening star., 1952-07-29
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcent. J

IF YOU WANT TO GO in business
and know radiator repair work,
I have o complete shop; new equip
ment, never used. VIII lease or
work percentage basis. Must have
references. 1928 p st. NV. Ho.
MAGAZINE. jewelry. tobacco. tricks,
MISS JOY. 908 9Th st. Sc.
DRIVEN FOOD carry-out shop in
heart Of Arlington apartment area.
Owner must leave city; $4,000: Box
CHINCHILLAS, several young bred
pairs; registered; graded; your op-
business: priced right; for appoint
ment call LU. 4-3222. 29'
PHOTOGRAPHERS. portrait, share
fac; Conn; and K street; level
studio; will discuss any reas. offer.
phone Ma. 2714 to 9:3O pm. 29'
GROCERY, same owner over 2R yrs:
low rent. long lease. good business.
Gsorgis SSSG ave oae business section. IA.
GAS Station. downtown, gold mine
for expsr. man; 81 900 plus inyen-
DOWNTOWN RESTAURANT-BAR
Owner has other interests: WELL
equipped; excellent terms for ex-
perienced operator, AUERBAcH CO.,
RooMING "a ING Hodsf!5 81 s5s2; Conn. Ave. Bridge
nicely furnished. Income quoted
$500 per mo. Priced $1,000, $3. 500
ROOMiNG House. 12 rms, COM
pletely furn., running water in 6
rms. good income when filled; $500
bangles. OWENS REALTY, Me.
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HOUSES sALE-MD. tcont.)

THIS MODERN BRICK CAPE COD
home is skillfully arranged to give
you large rooms with a 1st floor
bedroom and. bath. then Q more
bedrooms 6edroSms an, and bath upstairs, very
tached garage, Anchor fencing,
aluminum storm sash and many re-
fnements; $22,950; one Of Silver
RIPLEY & s RoMER. o0fsas Realtors. a0"as. 81.
HnMdif; s5Mdi; GPsR %SR EYES; Ss'sso-,,n-.,,,,.v -,
quite into AsSton brand neW ca1i} nSt
style, 2-bedroom design. large lot
terms. R1PIEY eII.PDtS e RoMER, 5ShsR' Resi1 sSGo
H0TrXMo6SIll S0rSi 81; q II; i;oT~ 9pen 7 :, eyes;
year old; Dining room and Kitchen
on first level; living room on
bath On third. For the RReops1%s psTson looPa sno
ing for something different-this
Is the anwer. Price. SIT 800. GRA-
HI HAM & CO. Sligo 6O1O.
IME new SMsEE SiIysr sng DOESNT SS,a, Want this
family isn't moving here after all;
enormous, living room ideal for size.
able family; full dining room. com-
plete Kitchen, 3 dandy bedrooms and
tiled baths;. bsmt. has playroom,
aIso laundry. both with tiled floors;
~ eAOAAA 1OI BAIueus ASKlnR
RIPLEY & ROMER. Realtors Si,
MAKE OFFER on this e-bedroom
BUNGALOW in the Kensington area.
4 real cozy cottage shaded by
garage; level lot; only a short
block from transportation. I'm.
Co. Sligo 601O.
$S 900 DOWN-Popular 2-bedrm. ex-
DanSsSls staadsa; ,a9Ee ,aSme lot sna already
storm windows: fUii i bsmt. b1mfnof cali lfnes; fos
"details; WoODsIDE REALTY CO.
HOME m THE CotNTRY. on u acre,
Inc best built home we have seen.
~, rrue SSentef-nail rambler. sep. din.
storage attic. breezeway and gar
A. j. KEssINGER & CO.. SH. 4544
NEW RAMBLERs,, near Georgia and
riyers Mn rd;. Silver Spring. 3-bed-
WindoEc' 1,; oI1c.' iuai nsmt., firepl,. picture
FiRsTofiI1oosRas ofi1 saseT DfNMsjituated E PM on .
huge shady and beautifulIy land
scaped lot. approx. $50 II. deer deep
dhi;drlp shiS Spacious home is wonderful fol
rms. including Ist-f. paneied der der
and powder rm.,. stairs to fioored
and insulated attic; Lear det. gar
diversified screened porch. ideal 10,
summer living. Huge back yart
WITH doll house; Price, $26, $50
RRjAG5n w II WRIGHT: EN-; $500 til 8.
Chase overlooking the hills; ver;
skiiiiul arrangement of 6 lovel;
rooms and 2 sparkling baths which
adjusts one bedroom to q doubl
purpose; well equipped kitchen, fuI
nsmt. and a. most exceptional Sc
home that a $29,9b0 buyer can re
serious about. RIPLEY & ROMER
realtors. 81; Gill; open ewes.
$1,000 DOWN-3-bedroom bric]
rambler in Glenmont Hills. Siive
Spr. Gas heat, anchor fenced yard
only 2 years old. Now vacant. $I3.
$50; Call Mr.. Cody, LA. 6-6686
or LO; 4-7863 ewes, PECK CO.
BY OWNER--Four bedrms., Q bath,
an brick; full bsmt., Sis.9OO o
best offer. Near Four Corners. N
AGENTS. Sligo 63a3. -2n
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GROCERY STORE - Good money
maker; enough for 9 partners; low
rent. Priced for quick sale as owner
has other interests. No agents; Box
motel, 8 units, on large shaded lot;
Broom operators apt; 7-room
house; good income. only $4,000
down, rest easy payments; 3a miles
poFfh TA1fl Gf PiNEs PnSEsl MoTEG MSI On o. + No
WANTED-Active or silent partner
in rapidly growing used car business.
Address Box 2S1 C. Star; 3l'
BEAUTY SALON. completely equipped;
chase and isFssas sEss ca fhSGs
1850 or OIL. 5000. -29
LIQUOR STORE: nv. location, sales
in excess Of $1,000 300 a week; eaJ,.ionsd Long
Tor Immediate sale. BOX S5-B. Star
FOR SALE-Ten bowling alleys, COM
gs' accessories S g soxSn isstsF1: SsnshfS sTs 4
RADIO and Television Repair shop;
vii. =, Terms MODERN REAITY i
Mo6;ERN T3; 2E 7Isas9I SERVICE STATION. '0 or
equipment; dollar for dollar or
stock lease payable on ,eallonages
Good opportunity for mechanic; soos
appearance ana extra large Iot
Phone Lee Cohee, tr., AZ. Gill Will
,JOHN WENTZ, AP. 0900. -29
YOUNG VETERAN, desiring to bu!
profitable growing business Tor 81
800 cash. Write Box 272-C. Star
SUPER MARkET-cHEAP. Lars,
store must be seen. Thriving casl
business. New. equip: and truck
owner i'll. Will sacrifice; Good 10
two partners. Worth S35,000: vii
sell Tor $4,000 plus stock. Term
ACCEPTED. ia. S-9825. IL
CORNER STORE-N.W. busy sec
tion. Long established. VIII sacri
ace $1,000 for good will. fixtures
beer, wine license; $1,000 will han
die. Ideal for American -ltaiiaI
products. INQUIRE 20l Kennedy ST
nnnifMIcArEssEN niMIcA GROCERY, estab
Ished 10 yrs. doing good business
can add tables to serve sandwiches
very reas.; sac. account Illness, II
HSKHRr and homemade ice crear
plant; approx. rs yrs. acceptance q
hiTh-quality products in old. estah
Tshed neighborhood; good income
All equipment In good cond,; lonl
term lease; 2 apis. above; owner II
viii sell now. Write Box 330-Z, Stai
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HOUSES SALE-S.E. tcont. }
CAPITOL HILL

Near End and Pa. ave. Sc. Brick
h.-w.h., viii sell furnished or un-
furnished. FREDERICK A. BLU
MER CO., 617 Pa ave. s.e.. FIR. 1888.
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HILLCREST

Adorable Brick Cape Cod
This home is DELIGHTFULLY."- located in
an exclusive residential section, near
all conveniences. Features lovely
firepi.. dining rm.. ist-fioor bedrm %
and full bath; ultramodern Hotpoint
kitchen; 2 lovely bedrms. on 2nd
floor with full bath; also bsmt. with
attached garage. We are proud to
offer it. You'll be proud to own it..
Out Pa ave. s.e. to Car
penter st.. left and over 4 blks. to
DIR. Mr.. Harris, with ALDRE, INC,
LU. 4-0747. Ewes. Ii. 4-5273.
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WHEATON AREA

Neat home in rural area Just of
Georgia ave-; 2 bedrooms, living
loan payable S45 per month. This is
q chance for a coulle to get a
start. $4,000 down. Open for in
spection every day until 8 pm. ex--
cept Saturday. To reach: Out
Georsia ave. to Layhill I'd. at Glen
Ewood, right on Ewood to Brown
Agency sign. SH. 3497, SH. 3444.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

WOODR1DGE-Rest area: 5-rm.
bugalow in apple-pie cond; new gas
furnace; newly painted and ready
to, go. Priced right and must be
CO. 1892. DE. 7426. 80
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIV, S16.25O-
This 2-year-old brick home has 3
bedrms.,. large bath with shower.
30-ft. liv. room and dining room
combination; full bsmt. with out
side entrance. Tiffey-built for
quality. BILLINGSLEY REALTY
CO.. OR. 1895 till 8 pm. 80
$12.5OO, NE. - Substantial down
pymt.;. converted to 3 small apis,
baths. oil h.-w,h., excel. cond.
Exclusive agent, E. CROSS. AT.
MICHIGAN PARK-Words fail me to
tell you about this lovely brick
home. rooms. "a bath. with its
disposal; knotty pine club room.
bar with running water. aluminium
combination screen and storm win
doWs. mirrored fireplace, wall-to-
wall carpet. Owner will consider a
reasonable offer. Shown by appt.
only: Mr.. Martufi, LA. 6-7S45.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346
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WEST CHEVY CHASE

Seldom do you find 4-bedroom
2-bath Diet. brick rambler in a con-
venient area. The home contains
reception hall. Nv: rm.. w/freplace
family sized din. rm., modern all
GE kitchen with dishwasher and
Disposall; 8 excel. bedrms.. 2 tile
baths and den or bedrms.. stair:
paneled rec. rm., with full bath
one-car garage. Unusually good a.
nancing. Price S36.950. w. B
WPIGHT EM 5fi0O
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TAKOMA PARK

In beautiful residential section: liv-
ing room with fireplace, dining
room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath
on Ist floor: stairs to expandible
attic with bath roughed-in; full dry
basement; close to Transportation
and shopping. Mrs. burning,
BROWN AGENCY. SH. 3444, SH
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FIT. DAVIS AREA

80 bedrm. semidet. brick. Nr. bus
schools and shopping. This immac
home includes spacious kit. .-dinettt
comb. with lge. pantry closet. 10.
#. liv. rm.; full bsmt.; gas air-con-
ditioned heat; reas. priced at, S13..
800 with $4,000 down. Immed
possession.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

BETHESDA--Modern brick Cape Cod.
p1mmac. econd.: shaded fenced. lot.
esdrms esc Sit bath; snd a. de luxe al:
large screened porch: garage: short
walk PUBLIC elementary and paro-
chial schools. Excel. value. Owner
moying: $500 cash will handle.
EARL T. WRIGHT, WI. 5000: LO.
COLUMBIA RD. AREA-Home with
income: 2nd and 3rd floor apts. have
complete kitchens. Full basement
with bath. Gas h.-w.h. Excellent
condition throughout; Attractively
kENT-Charming white brick Colo
NAL nome, of subperb quality, in this
beautiful restricted location. Center
hall plan including den. and lava
anS @ baths noon on nS i9veiy Sor bedrooms ms
popular Horace Mann School zone.
For appt. to inspect, call OR. 9265
evenings or FRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
T4iKoMS !iIio 4 PARK. D. c.-Ise. ga
T@s TI0ss and l Fssldenss ps6 Si heat rms bed
property can be readily converted to
possibilities; Price, Sis $50; $500
ssaLFY SEA Eal SvEsTMESr RsS Sxfi sts9 &C. sSsG 9G
$1,000 cash sf1y; win handle 20 this wSs vacant
3-rm. prick with gas ht.. mr.. Sth and
kksnnsdy nv. LOUIS RUDDEN,
THfs III; 51S7i RrairTiEi,,S0 Sc 014o; & ;xr,r
is being offered for the first time time
at the amazing low price of SI3,95O.
Just two blocks from Georgia ave.
and Kennedy st. Liv. rm., din, rm.,
kit: on 1st fir; 8 bedrms and aled
Darnh.s Darn on IN; 2nd fir:; 2 inclesed rear
to see Cali Mr.. Addison teVes. E1 DE. BE.
MORTON. Realtor. d. eo93. o93'A-
NEAR COOLIDGE HIGH ~Si3.e5O
Semidet. brick: rms. bath. gas
aot-wafer nStrs see heat heat; Oct. garage. Many
tractiye terms. NJ. M. 'Ss5sTi NoRTHERN, IN
NEAR sPRrNG vv22fhIL.EY-Bramndssnaew
Oct. brick, .center-hal Colonial Of
finest quality; ideally located one
shopping center at 49th and Mass.
ave-. 6 rms. ga baths. including
lst-foor powder rm.; s bedrms. and
2 baths on End f.; screened porch;
paced paEasf at ess hest rRXSgy XsFy sePstby
4e43 18TH ST. NV, det. brE.; 8 rms. r@s.
baths. den, powder rm.; . porches;
patio. garage. OWNER. RA. 1922
ADJOINING KENT Four-year.old
custom brick Colonial home in excel
cond. First A.: Liv. rm, din. rm.,
kit. den or bedrm. and full bath;
2 twin sized bedrms. and bath on
End End; side porch: garage; ! block 70
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.
EXCLUSIVE PARK RIDGE-New de-
yelopment of Inequality homes, ad-
Joining Rock Creek Park. Brand
new Georgian Colonial with library
and powder rm. on 1st A.; 4 lovely
bedrms. and 2 baths on 2nd A.; rec.
rm., b.-i.. gar; screened porch, gas
heat, dishwasher, disposal; delight
iui setting. among beautiful trees;
splendid value at S42,5 FRANK
s; PHILLIPS, DI. 1411; ewes, call
Mr.. 18th AND sHERDAN-Larse
S-rm.. 2-bath, semidet. brick, oil
1T. In excel. cond: To inspect. call
MT: Newman, GE. O14O. LOUIS
RUDDEN. Elk. 57O7.
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HOUSES sALE-N.W. tcont.) }
CHEVY CHASE
BEAUTIFUL

A home to be proud Of. overlooking
Rock Creek Park. 6even-rm. brick
with center-hall plan, den. paneled
rec. rm. and bar. .3Za baths. liv. rm
carpet and crystal fixtures. Cal
until pm.
Price. $29.95O-S6,000 cash.
Dorothy K. Winston & Co.
905 18th st. NV. ST. 055O
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
Blessed Sacrament Parish
A spacious and charming older home
fine for q large family. Consists
Of nine rooms, pa baths. including
5 bedrooms and baths ON 2nt
floor. and library and powder room
on .first. Wide, level lot; garage
Needs redecoration but priced ac-
cordingly. E. M. FRY. INC. WI
8700 till 8. 80
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CLEVELAND PARK

HAS 2 BEDROOMS AND BATH
ON FIRST FLOOR
A. 4-bedroom and 2-bath house with
living room, dining room, kitchen
and recreation room; garage.
Priced $4,000.
w C. & A. N. Miller, OR. 4464
Evening star., 1952-07-29
SHANNON & LUCHS co,

SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1908 H st. NV. Ma. 2345
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Air Conditioned Rambler
Why not enjoy the rest of the hot
summer by purchasing now this
lovely new 3-bedrm. brick home
which has been designed and built
with your comfort and convenience
the evening to inspect. Open daily,
to 8 pm.
H. j. Korzendorfer Co., Inc.
OIL. Sill; ewes. WI. 4077.
Evening star., 1952-07-29

2 bedrm. semidet. brick
Just blk. from bus, and 3 blks
from shopping. Incl. equip. kit
full bsmt.; Oil ir-conditioned heat
lge. concrete front porch; assume
4M financing with low mo. pay.
ments. Asking. $1,000 down.
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FIT DIJPONT AREA

Practically new, semidetached, brick
home; Three bedrmsy Ia baths,
entr emit % cony. to- to SHOPPING @ 1S and uISiae transp
Price. $14,750. Call Mrs. Bowers
CAMPANELLA IL COMPANY
Elk. 4113; Ewes, AID. 4947
Evening star., 1952-07-29

CHEVY CHASE. MD.
1928 COLSTON DIR.
Rambler, 8 bedrms.. baths. 29-ft
liv. rm.. din. rm., GE kit. bsmt.
NH MRs. iuta; ciY6E 5Eejcogt e. gDtuNN1NaroN
OR. $3.50. WI. 2635
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA, Mr.. KENWOOD
$1,000 CASH
BALANCE ON EXCELLENT TERMS
z ROOMS BATHS
Two-yr.-ol white brick home on a
quiet street in a fine established
neighborhood; new-house condition |;
lge.. 1st fl. bedrm. or den and full
bath. Marvellous all-electric Kitchen
with dishwasher. DISPOSAL. lots of
cabinets, work space and breakfast
area, Early possession. ONCE open
Town g. Suburban, Or 940O
Bethesda-Silver Spring Area
Four bedrms.. 2 baths, brick homes
are being constructed by us for only
$19, $50. Select home now and
choose interior and exterior decora-
ting.
H. J. Korzendorfer Co., Inc.
OIL. Sill; eyes,, WI. 4O77.
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FIT. DUPONT ST.

FRED BURGESS vi. 2sO2 til 9
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

COLORED-New home: all utils. in.
cluded: excel. transp. VI. 3279, al
day Sunday, after 6 weekdays. -2s
Evening star., 1952-07-29

$495 DOWN-COLORED
VACANT-NEWLY PAINTED
EASY TERMS
Two-story cor. brick; sd. screened
in liv. porch. liv. rm,, kit. with din
new sek sink peW pac'icai cabinets new and soy E
refgr.; 2 bedrms, bath; cellar with
laundry trays, outside entrance; oil
burner; comb. aluminium screens
and storm windows. NEW-HOUSE
SECTION. OR. 6916.
L. T. GRAVATTE
1h12 K St NV Realtnr. MA 0159
Evening star., 1952-07-29

Will buy this 4-yr.-old .det. homo
located in Kensington,. Md; with B
rms, Q bedrms., bath; excellent con-
dition; owner must sell. Call ME.
l143 until q pm. j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN, REALTOR.
Evening star., 1952-07-29
MOST FOR YOUR $$s
RAMBLER-S19.95O

INVESTMENT AND INSURANCE GO
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tcontinued on Next Pass,
Evening star., 1952-07-29

Large level wooded lot near new
school. ist Il. has liy. rm;: hrepl,;
separate din. rm.. kit. with table
space. 2 bedrms.. tiled bath. center
stairs to huge insulated 2nd hoor.
tional rms. and bath; full bsmt.;
outside entrance. Buy now ana
select your colors.
Wood-Conley Co., Realtors
Evening star., 1952-09-27
New Workers Editor Ross Wins
|Posthumous Victory on Taxes

difference If the annual income
fell below $4,000.
The payments gradually fell be-
hind until. in 1916. Mr.. Ross gave
his ex-wife $10,700 to make up
the arrears.
Internal Revenue told the di-
Ivorced wife the $10,7O0 was ALI
mony and she would have to pay
taxes on it. Under that ruling
Mr.. Ross would owe no tax on the
money. But Internal Revenue told
Mr.. Ross the payment was a gift
and he would have to pay regu-
lar income taxes on it.
Payment Ruled Alimony.
When the issue reached Tax
Court. the court ruled the pay
Iment was alimony-taxable only
to the ex-wife. Mr.. Ross, in a
Iposthumos victory, got of tax
free.
The editor died on December
Is only six weeks after his third
wife, the former Ariane Allen
left him. She said living with a
genius was too difficult.
Evening star., 1952-09-27
Daily Double Climoxes
Day for Lucky Father
BY the Associatsd Press

BATAVIA. N. Y, Sept. 27.-Bot
Defreze figured yesterday was his
lucky day.
After all, his third child, a son
was born, and it was his fourth
wedding anniversary and hi:
wife's 22nd birthday.
So he went to a harness race
track last night and bet $40 or
a long shot combination in the
daily double-Hildreth Hanover
in the first and Merry Time in
the second.
Both won. paying $60.90 for 81
He collected $304.50.
Evening star., 1952-09-27
SteeImon Is Treated
For Infection in Eve

DR.. John r. Steelman, assistant
to the President, has suffered an
eye infection and is being treated
at the Episcopal Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Hospital. His Office
indicated his condition is not
serious.
He entered the hospital yester-
day. There was no report on how
soon he would be able to resume
his White House duties.
Evening star., 1952-09-27
BY jones {. Roper

The United States Tax Court
has blown the whistle on the
Government for trying to make
the estate of Harold w. Ross, late
editor of the New Yorker maga-
zine, and his divorced first wife
pay income taxes on the same
$4,000.
The court was as irrascible as
the editor used to be. It said the
Internal Revenue Bureau could
tax either-but not both. Then
it set out to decide who should
pay.
The case grew from Mr.. Ross
1929 divorce from Jane c. Grant,
a former New York Times report
er. whom he met in Paris while
running Stars and Stripes in
World War I.
Evening star., 1952-09-27
Part of Settlement.

Part of Settlement.
AS part of the divorce settle
ment, he gave her the income
from stock in a publishing enter
prise-apparently the New Yorker
and promised to make up any
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-06-27
Children Victims

Bishop Bray told the committee
that the filthy publications are dis
played openly and sold even to the
children. He said, "Again and again
it has been affirmed by those in a
position to judge that indecent
literature is one of the major caus-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-06-27
us. Women Seek
Aid For Starving
South Koreans

WASHINGTON - (NC) - An
Adopt-a-Family program to pro-
vide food for starving Koreans has
been announced here by the Ma
tional Council of Catholic Women
in cooperation with War Relief
Services, National Catholic Vel
fare Conference.
Continuing Adopt-a-Family pro-
grams for Europe and Japan are
being extended to cover Korea,
where drought has cut the rice
crop in that war-ravaged country,
with nearly a million persons re-
ported existing on grass roots and
the bark of trees.
Through the Maryknoll Clinic at
Pusan and the Sodality Union, food
packages will be assembled at min
imum cost right in the starvation
area. War Relief Services, N.C.W.C.
will have general supervision.
American Catholic women are
asked to contribute S5 each to send
food package to an individual
family.
Sister Mary Mercy, physician
director of the Maryknoll clinic at
Pusan, is helping head up the pro-
gram while on a visit to the us.
Letters from her clinic have told
of infants and children going with
out a particle of food for week
at a time.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-06-27
Stresses Role
OF Encyclicals
In ILO Work

GENEVA, SWitzerland-NC)-
Worker, employer and government
delegates of so nations to the an
nual conference of the Information
al Labor Organization HO) attend
ed High Mass offered for them
IN the cathedral here.
The Mass was celebrated by the
Rev. j. G. Stockman, member of
the Dutch parliament and chief of
the Netherlands delegation to the
conference.
The Importance of Catholic So
cial teachings in relation to the
work of the ILO was stressed in a
sermon by Msgr. Henri Petit Ap-
pealing especially to employers, he
said Many regrettable situations
could be avoided if the employer
knew his workers better and loved
them. In majority of cases. the
workers see only two representa-
tives of the employer: his money
and his foreman.
Rejecting as false" the Sugges-
ton that the social question is
confined to question of wages, +"
he added, ''if the employer places
Jesus in his heart he will put him
in the heart of the workers as
we'll"
Tracing. the close connection be-
tWeent the Church and ILO ever
since its establishment in 1919,
Monsignor Petit said: "We on our
side do not overlook the many
technical and practical works ac-
complished by the HO. We are
joyous that Catholic action has in
the past and will in the future,
through its representatives, asso-
Citations and groups have its word
in the constructive labor legisla-
tion of the 10"
MonSignor Petit praised Albert
Thomas of France, first director
general of nO, who, though mot
one of u.s." has nevertheless, "al-
ways appreciated at their true
worth the social teachings of the
Popes, especially LEO XIII"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-06-27
Negro DenOunces
Red Friendship

LOS ANGELES - (NC) - A
leading Negro composer has warn
ed members of his race that the
pretended friendship of commun-
lists is only mask and that they
are awaiting chance to cheer
fully knife us in the back"
William Grant Still, whose
"Afro-American Symphony" has
been played by many orchestras
in this country and abroad, noted
that in the Korean war Red Chi
nese and North Korean soldiers
are carrying the ball for the Krem-
lin.
Communists here in America
plan to let minority groups like
the Negro fight their battles for
Them" he declared. "Yet in the
final analysis, they have nothing
but slavery, RECOMMENDATION and
complete segregation to offer col
ored Americans"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-06-27

Grated with flowers and streamers
and two outside affairs, set up for
Benediction, were bedecked with
geraniums and garden flowers.
Priests present included the Rev.
Hugh Gilbert, Dennison; the Rev.
Lawrence Riley, Corning; the Rev.
David Dressman, Dover; the Rev.
Matthias Gallens, Roswell; the Rev.
Vito Perrin. Dennison; the Rev.
Michael Nugent, Millersburg; the
Rev. Andrew Holman, Calmoutier:
the Rev. Michael Tabit, Newcom-
erstown; the Rev. Louis Hoffman,
Zaleskie; the Rev. Edwin McNulty,
Johnstown.
The Rev. Charles Haluska, Co
Shocton; the Rev Edward Kessler,
New Philadelphia; the Rev. George
Buchanan, Columbus; the Rev.
John Boyle, Cincinnati; the Rev.
Edward Healy, Columbus, and the
Rev. Ralph Dermody, pastor of st.
Therese'S church, Wainwright.
The 4th Degree Knights of Co
lumbuS served as color guard for
the parade which was followed by
dinner served by: Mrs. Joseph
Bonelli, Mrs. Louis BerlendiS. Mrs.
Serafino Besozzi, Mrs. Charles
Simonetti and Mrs. Bert Cardarri.
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DOVER - A solemn reception
of married ladies into the Con-
fraternity of Christian Doctrine
was conducted recently at st.
Joseph'S Church by FIR. Bertin,
national director.
Miss Janet Mathews and Mich
olas Incarnato, both of Dover,
were married recently in St. Jo-
seph's Church.
Sister Maria Thecla HiSrich,
teacher at Sacred Heart high
school in Pittsburgh, is visiting
relatives in Dover.
Both the PCCW and the Altar
Society of Holy Rosary parish, Co
lumbus, recently elected officers
for the coming year.
Heading the PCCW will be: Miss
Wilma Cassady, president; Miss
Mary Kirwin, vice-president; Mrs.
Vincent Meyer, secretary; and Mrs.
w. J. Lawless, treasurer.
Altar Society officers we're elect
ed at Communion breakfast.
They are: Mrs. Ruth Drake, presi-
dent; Miss Elizabeth Fox, vice
president; Mrs. Genevieve Nor
bitzer, secretary; and Mrs. Nell
Golden, treasurer.
In charge of the breakfast was
Mrs. Lawrence Schreller, assisted
by Miss Clara Runyon and Mrs.
Otto Schmidt.