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Evening star., 1952-06-15

PART-TIME EYES. and week ends to
deliver products in company station
wagon. No selling. Must be neat,
steady and meet public well. Inter-
views % daily. 944 South Wake
field ST.. Arlington. Va. lis
IN LIFE MAGAZINE, full page color
ad this, week-Opening in Washing
ton. and Eastern areas for men with
training ability and desire to man
age own agency: for nationally ad-
vertised product. Training pro-
program and repeat business give
seli1e interview VIC hisny By
appointment only. Call MIR. BRAY.
TU. 1882.
ALUMINIUM STORM DOOR installers,
must have tools and transportation;
plenty of work; excellent PROPOSE
ton to producer. Call RE. 1867
Tor appointment.
WANTED-Laundry man as assistant
manager at Naval Air, Station,
NAVY ExcHANGE OFFICE, iaF1ci &. 6p s.
Naval Ar Station Patuxent RIVER.
RETIRED COUPLE am looking for
man who has some income but
needs a nice place to live with wife
Work consists of care of my r.
acre place in nearby MARYLAND and
month plus a Broom brick cottage
with all utilities, .vegetables in sea-
son and eggs furnished. Apply
Box COLA. Star.
ARE YOU UNHAPPY at your present
job? We are training young men as
packers. excel. pay. hrs. and work.
ing conds; See Mr.: Bailey, AMERI-
CAN STORAGE Co. 2sO1 Georgia
MrCu ,,.s
in wood or leather work; 5-day. 40
hour week; paid holidays and vaca-
Mr.. Letner. 221 G st. NV. 10
WANTED: 100 men to drive Yellow
Cabs: Apply in person, PERSONNEL
OFFICE 1901 New York ave. o ne.
RAwLEIGH BUSINESS now open in
Shenandoah. Page or Madison Coun-
ties. Exceptional opportunities for
industrious man or woman. Write
at once. RAWLEIGHS Dept. DEF
14-189. Richmond. Va.
COLLEGE GRADUATES - Nationally
known casualty ins. CO. is Offering
men 22 to 80 yrs: Of age an oppor-
ness in claims dept. These are
career positions for men with char
acter and potential supervisory
ability, who are primarily interested
IN security ana advancement. Sal
ary begins with training. Write
letter. giving full personal data.
PART-TIME WORK for male college
students at CIV. GU. AU and Gu.
Call ST. 1868 between and IL
AIRLINE has limited number of
openings for junior accountants.
Reply, stating qualifications, Box
CoELEGE e1GIHi s'a5 GRADUATE to supervise
staff Of three, sorting used books in
modern warehouse. Library exper.
helpful but not required. RE
COLLEGE STUDENTS. part time or
full time, to. sell something entirely
new, never before shown here. No
competition, start now. You can
earn big money during your summer
vacation. Apply ALLSTATE HOME
EQUIPMENT CO., 2117 NJ st. NV.
REAL MONEY-selline direct ma
tionally advertised liverpool suits
and sportSwear, lowest prices; COM
missions advanced; experience un-
sTHTH AnENpT snamp1e MFek iEes 1NTsE 1S5sf
PLUMBING 4 HEATING BUSINESS
needs exper. man in checking in
voices and pricing materials; must
be exper: STEWART BAINUM CO.,
A. Ai AND NE i. MECH. for Helicopter
plant. Sal. $500 to $500, depend
ing on exper. AERO TECH, INC :,
1322-24 Lower Wetumpka rd.,
Montgomery, Ala.
Evening star., 1952-06-15
HELP MEN

STUDENTS (white), 16 years of age
or over for outside sales work; aver
age earnings $50 week. Apply Room
600. 724 9th ST NV ~
Evening star., 1952-06-15

YARDMEN (0
rSE Spps la1ss S6ckH sRsstHRsnt cSMaIS esxsl3R%snt
POST oficel Arlington. va. lis
MAN for real estate ONCE. should
be fair typist; excellent opportunity
to learn business in Congress Heights
ONCE. Box 1894. Star.
MAN, between ages 81 and 35, tc
handle. office, credit and collection
Tress,ve In our ss0aes nn Ma De eaea
with pay, disqualification, life insur
ana retirement plans avail. write
giving gEI ngns,r age and gusliheatiens. The tn
526 Light St. Baltimore 2, Md.
MAN. between ages Of 81 and 80
tc handle selling. collecting and re.
stores. Must be aggressive, advance.
disqualification. life insur. and re.
tirement plan avail. Write, giving
age and qualifications. THE FIRE.
STONE TIRE & RUBBER CO., 52t
Light ST., Baltimore 2. Md.
MAN for servicing office machines;
local tos e training; permanent; II salts;
draft status. Box 4s7-A. Star. -15
MAN. white. experienced in liquor
and wine; steady position and excel.
l61s 18th st. NV. Ni5
MAN. 8 to 8 pm, Mon. through Sat
Answer telephone; some telephone
experience. Apply ALADDIN TV,
o2O7 Georgia ave. NV. -16
MAN for permanent employment on
small farm in nearby Maryland; to
care for farm animals and outside
work: must have drivers permit and
experience with thoroughbred horses;
1--we n OF out; good salary. Rock
NAN wanted to service coin operated
very helpful. Apply Monday be-
or phone RE. 2252. -I5
MAN. white. 21 tn So. must be me-
chanicaily inclined; Apply bet 8
NC, 200 Wash. Bldg. 18th and
MAN to drive truck, steam clean
and willing worker. Some exper.
aa9un ar9und m motor s.o Good prop. Apply
MAN (experiencedl for bar and clasp
department. Apply in person. DIS
TRlCT DENTAL LABORATORIES,
2117 M st. NV. -l5
MAN. middle-aged, able to drive. for
cigar dept. In drugstore. Ewes.
and Sundays. SH. 30l4 -15
Evening star., 1952-06-15
OPPORTUNITY

For an alert responsible man, bet
3O-4O to become associated with a
well-established Washington business
firm. NeatneSs, honesty, willing
ness to work requisite. Sales exper.
in retail field preferred. Perm.
position with oppor. for advance
ment. Give previous employment
and character refs. in application.
RoX 420.A Star 10
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M E N
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY

We prefer married men who have
family obligations and will really
appreciate an opportunity to make
extra money. A car is essential
Profits. comms.. collections, bonuses
etc.. will be explained at your home
in the presence of your wife. Write
Evening star., 1952-06-15
HELP MEN
YARDMEN (7

WOOL PRESSER. Good pay. CEN.
TURY DRY CLEANERS. 1910 Mt
Vernon ave-. Alex, Va. 10
Evening star., 1952-06-15

BILLING CLERK with knowledge OF
typewriting; experience not neces-
sary. Apply Mr.. Kahn, ADVER-
TISERS' ENGRAVING SERVICE
1915 L st. NV, 3rd fl. III
GIRLS = No experience
needed; 37la-h week. 4 pm. to
II midnight. HAYNES LITHC-
GRAPH CO. 81. 5000. -15
BOOKKEEPER, double-entry exper.
for suburban new-car agent: salary
open. Write to MR.. JOHN FAGOT
P. o. Box Is. Annandale, Va, OF
phone Crescent 321-J for appoint
ment.
- Young lady, under
35, for position in accounting de-
partment of national trade associa-
ton. The job entails complete
charge except for posting to gen.
eral ledger of a flve-journal set OF
books for a subsidiary organization.
which operates on small volume
of transactions. Also, q bi-monthly
payroll for approximately fifty en-
ployes. including preparation Of tax
returns. Excellent working condt-
tions; flve-day week; air-condi-
toned office; sick and annual leave;
good starting salary. Our employees
know Of this ad. Give complete de-
tails of education. experience. mari
tai status. and salary desired in
letter to Box 1917. Star. -15
Evening star., 1952-06-15
YOUNG MAN
YOUNG MAN

YOUNG MEN twhite), for shipping
room cf large wholesale house; B.
day week. vacations, etc. Apply
1121 5th st. NV.
YOUNG MEN, white or colored. We
are filling vacancies for specialized
under-cover and criminal investiga-
tion trainees; moderate starting
salary; complete details in first
letter. Box 154-A. Star.
in fur cleaning and shipping depts.
Apply in person, DISTRICT FUR
CLEANING CO., "a Pierce st. NV
-15
YOUNG MEN, over 1S, pleasant out
side work for summer months. Can
ealn $50 per week. room Az,
14O4 New York ave. NV.
YOUNG MEN. single. high school
grad. to. learn sales and service;
, selling in large Ford leadership
Mr.. Minson. PARKWAY MOTOR
COMPANY. 304O M st. NV. -15
Evening star., 1952-06-15
HELP MEN

YOUNG MAN, with knowledge OF
electronic components to train for
position Of future responsibility
JACOBS INSTRUMENT CO.. Be-
thesda, Md.
YOUNG MAN, for inside sales and
inventory controls; good starting
salary, company benefits. opportun-
ity for advancement. Apply in per-
son only. FIRESTONE STORES
604 Rhode Island ave. ne. -l6
YOUNG MAN
White. to learn to run Mo-
hawk distributors; cut order
dept; cutting and finishing
rugs. from full rolls of carpet.
in modern warehouse with
latest equipment. Hospitaliza-
tion and insurance benefits;
paid vacation.
J. J. HANES & co.
LA 6-7Q74 Ia
Evening star., 1952-06-15
HELP WOMEN
BoOKKEEPER ASSISTANT =

BOOKKEEPER ASSISTANT - One
with local school training and
practical experience with double
entry preferred. Less than 40-hour,
ditions, in modern air-conditioned
building. Salary, $3.50 month to
start. State full particulars IN first
letter to Box 445-A, Star. III
BOOKKEEPER ASSISTANT - Secre-
tarial experience desired but not
necessary; air conditioned bldg,
pleasant working conditions: 5-day
week. good salary. Cali .EX. 3242
or apply in person, 31S 9th st,
NV, 2nd floor. --17
BOOKKEEPER ASSISTANT, exper.
in dble. entry. payroll; some typing;
5-day wk., conditioned office.
s am. and pm lis
Evening star., 1952-06-15
MEN
FORMER VACUUM
CLEANER statesmen

Let us tell you about one of Amer
Call LEWIS JEFFERSON, TO. 6O53.
Evening star., 1952-06-15
LACY'S

LACY'S
COLORED statesmen
We have openings for 5 sales
men; must be neat and in
telligent. This is full-time
employment with a bright
future. If you cannot quail
ify, do not apply.
Phone Mr.. Stinnette
10:30-12 Noon, RE. 1902
COLORED CAR PORTER and car
washer. Apply 10 ANS pm,
1909 L st. NV. -10
| lCOLORER MAN to work In vegetable
dept {; apply SPUND'S MARKET.
1923 Conn. ave. NV. -16
CoLORED JANITOR for lee. down.
town ONCE bldg; exper., sober. re-
liable man; must have drivers
license; immed. employment; good
salary to right person: local ref
required. Apply in person, LEO NJ.
BERNSTEIN d CO. 1415 Z ct. NV.
Evening star., 1952-06-15
HELP MEN Cont !

eHOEMAKER, colored. experienced:
steady Job. Apply 1887 7th st. NV.
SHOE statesmen wanted for full
time employment with world 8
largest operator of family shoe
stores; good pay and opportunities
for advancement; experience helpful
but not necessary; employe bene-
sion. paid vacations, etc. Apply to
G. r. KINNEY CO., 321S 14th st.
NV. or 210 7th st. NV. -15
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced only.
excel. position for thorough man.
Apply 1924 Pa. ave. S.e., 2nd floor.
Evening star., 1952-06-15

ASSEMBLERS-Young women between
IS and 80 needed for electronics as
sembly; excellent opportunity; good
pay while training; conditioned
building: congenial group. Call DE.
1882. Monday-Tuesday. lie
BOOKKEEPER-Young
girl to assist bookkeeper in new
air-cond. office; no exper. necessary;
must be able to type; excel. starting
salary, paid vacation; other COM
pany benefits. Apply in person.
DALTON LOAN. INC, 1905 Georgia
ave. NV. -21
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPING machine
operator; Remington Rand; must be
good typist. Will train If not ex-
perienced. Five-day week, perma-
rent. Apply 2nd floor. 1872 Eye
st. NV. -17
BOOKKEEPER for ac-
counts payable and sales analyses
office. Must be good penman and
able to type; Experience and keen
interest in figures necessary. Good
salary. Please do not apply unless
interested in permanent position.
See Mrs. Steelman. D. J. KAUF-
MAN, INC. 1905 Penna. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-06-15
SHOE SALESMAN
SKIP TRACER

OxAx4 i 1G61SGxt
Man familiar with locating by tele-
phone. Steady position. Excellent
aohIYwooS naly 9fS eG9ThRa eSR5IiffRtss 7o5 5HpRS
STATISTICAL CLERK, familiar with
economic research and experienced
with adding machines and Marchant
calculator. Good salary. Phone
RE. 4405.
% tunity. Apply Apply soa F St. 'G NV. S'''
Apply SUTTLAND SUPER MARKET,
1854 Suitland rd. Sc. 10. 9-S30O.
STOCK CLERK-For wholesale cleo
tric supply PoEs.h house ana See Mt GCod7 SSS
Ga. ave. NV. RA. O1S5. -15
electrical suppliers; excellent OPP
portunity to learn and grow with
progressive organization. Apply
BEACON ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.,
SO51 18th ST.. Silver Spring, Md.
STOCK CLERK. to keep stock in
order; d. c.. drivers permit; perm.
For interview call Ii. 1896.
STOCK HELPER, for photo. supplies.
c7 oyer x; perm; ,esT easy york; ref sSss reg.
between 10 and 4.
STOCK ROOM MAN AND PORTER,
able to read and write. Permanent
job. Apply S15 Pa. ave. NV.
ETOCKROOM MAN, excellent oppor-
tunity, top salary; handle sheet
metal. screws. bolts. paint; long
estab. firm. Box 437-A. Star.
Evening star., 1952-06-15
YOUNG MEN

Opportunity for young men mechani-
cally inclined; 3 to 6 mos. training
at. TOLEDO SCALE CO. Technical
School, Toledo, Ohio. Salary and
excellent chance for advancement.
Car necessary and must be willing
District Service Manager, TOLEDO
SCALE CO., 3713 N. Hampshire
ave, Washington, D. c., or 1920 E.
Fayette ST.. Baltimore (3D. Md.
Evening star., 1952-06-15
TRUCK DRIVER

PERMANENT position for good
who has a D. C. drivers permit.
clear driving record and truck
driving experience in D. c. Apply
personnel room sos; open weekdays
S:30-5 and Sat. 9-1. No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-06-15
HELP MEN
TECHNICAL WRITERS
Or ENGINEERS

With public works or shop superin-
tendent experience in naval ship
yards. Ex-naval officer desired.
Sal Salary IA, $4,000 per annum. Can
TELEVISI0N sERVICEMEN, inside
n,S and outside Snnv work 1a sxcssnt cSn. SDpor
Tv BENCHMAN, part time; exper.
man for day or ewes; good deal for
CENTER CEN sn 5s5 sHeAM n Glebe rd. SESvlHl AT,
Va. OW. 1922. Mr.. Cohen.
Tv SERVICE MAN TRAINEE. theo-
aps ~ nee; ssso THOMAS CIRCLE RARfo'
TIRE CHANGER and recapper, must
have ?; G. drivers license; Apply
AMEElcAN Ann ET' 1a1pl TIRE co. 1915 Ks K ST.
TOOL MAKERS
Excellent opportunity for top-notch
pians ia CEfEslmsi TaE AHRES6T GsHi fNsTR9 fEfGaS
MENT CO., Collese Park, Md. UN.
TRUCK DRIVER, colored. needed i'm
eTer agd pssFsl Gs sa4s
for interview. -15
TRUCK DRIVER HELPER for furni-
ture company; must be reliable and
have. drivers permit. Apply to our
warehouse. weekdays. 8 to 5 pm.
at f72 L st. NV.
TRUCK DRIVER to steam clean mo-
tor chassis. etc. Must be sober
and willing worker. Exper. around
motors. Good proposition. Apply
Evening star., 1952-06-15
MEN-STUDENTS

WGN-O I UOEN IO
+ If you are 1926 and want to earn
| $3.50 mo. working in resort areas
this summer, Fla. or Calf. this win
ter, see MRS. FIELDS, Willard
Hotel. IL a.m.-4 pm. Don't phone
Evening star., 1952-06-15
nnr1cR rn 1nR Appr1cAnrs
HELP WoMEN (Cont. }
BANK BOOKKEEPERS
BURROUGHS
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE
OPERATORS

Experience preferred but not essen
tlal; 5-day week; free life insurance
and retirement plan.
Evening star., 1952-06-15

SUPERINTENDENT-To take COM
plete charge warehouse and deliv-
cry. in large wholesale food house;
attractive salary to thoroughly ex-
perienced man. Box 37S-A. Star.
SUPERINTENDENT with BACKGROUND
and experience necessary for super
ply W. j. BAUMBACK. INC, 4147
Wilson blvd. Arl.. ia. 4-1250 -16
SUPERVISOR, experienced in mail
room and messenger service proce-
dure for a scientific research Or
ganization; 5-day week; attractive
company benefits. For interview. call
EX. 800, Ext. 80. -17
TAILOR, experienced on ladies' ap-
parel. Must understand cutting
Evening star., 1952-06-15
$18 PER EVENING

PART TIME
3 evenings or more per week; car
necessary; for information call NO.
6545. Mr.. Swicegood.
Evening star., 1952-06-15

TRUCK DRIVER
Prefer exper. man with some knowl.
edge of electrical wiring materials
Call RE. 1924. -22
Evening star., 1952-06-15

THE MUNSEY TRUST co.
1929 E st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-06-15

all-around operator;
salary and commission. GEORGE
SHOP, 1927 Columbia rd. CO. 2934.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-04-18
Club Aids Missions

PORTSMOUTH - A needy mis-
sion to be designated by the Cath
Ollie Near East Welfare association
will be the recipient of a mon
STRANGE, the gift of group of wo-
men of this city who have formed
a benefit bridge club. Proceeds
from the meetings of the club will
be used for the missionary aid.
Mrs. Earl Reinhardt serves as
chairman of the group which meets
every other week. Half of the nee
essary funds for a monstrance are
now available.
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Freud

Continued from Page u
comes a school of corruption" be-
cause it can easily happen that
"the limits of prudence and de-
eency demanded by morality-en-
tirely apart from any good or bad
intention on the part of the doc
tor - are exceeded, with results
that are bad mentally as well as
morally"
In his criticism of Freudian pSy-
choanalysis, Msgr. Felici asserted
that its "boasted therapeutic (cur-
atiye) effectiveness is largely be.
lied by facts" except for some ben
efits Of technique and some ephem.
eral results that can be attributed
to suggestion but are not worth
attention by serious medical men
"SublimGtiOn' Scored
The most alarming feature OF
the Freudian system, Msgr. Felici
added, is its notion of "sublima-
ton" by means of which "it is at
tempted to explain the entire NOR.
al activity of man" Under this
theory, the article explained, IRE
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-04-18
Eckstein's Will Honor High
School Girl Seniors With Free
Gift OF Fine SilverpIated Spoon

An exclusive new teaspoon of
sterling inlaid silverplate, with the
words "Class of 1852" inscribed
across the bowl, will be presented
as free graduation gift to every
Columbus girl who completes high
school here in June, it was an
nounced today by Mel Eckstein of
Eckstein jewelers..
These spoons, with the special
inscription, are made in five differ
ent patterns by the Holmes & Ed
wards Division of the International
Silver Company, and are introduc-
ed especially in honor of this years
girl graduates. They are not avail
able to anyone else.
Details of this plan emitting
each senior girl to her free spoon
is announced today on Page 5.
There will be no charge or obli-
CATION of any kind. The spoons,
packaged in special plastic bags,
will be ready for delivery at the
store during the first week in
June.
"These gifts are simply our way
of saying congratulations and best
wishes for the future to all of
Columbus young girl graduates
this June" Mr.. Eckstein stated.
eve feel that these fine quality
teaspoons will be both lovely and
useful mementos that the young
ladies will be proud TO have
through the years. Commencement
is a very big day indeed, and we
are happy to be able to add bit of
extra pleasure TO the occasion"
Each girl may choose her pattern
when she comes into the store and
views all Holmes & Edwards pat
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Yugoslayia
6Continued from PAGE II

Continued from Page u
intolerance as exists could be said
to be the result of local prejudice
The subcommittee was inform
ed that restrictions on public dem
onstrations (of members of non
Catholic communities) are precau-
tionary measures intended to pre-
vent the outbreak of protests or
counter-demonstrationS against the
minute minority by overzealous
leaders or individuals. For the
same reasons, most other Europe
an countries having state religions
are said to place limitations on re-
ligious services of the Catholic
community"
Referring TO the Catholic Church
in Yugoslavia, the report said that
the most recent occurrence which
the United States Government feels
indicates progress in the right di-
rection" was the release of Arch
bishop Aloysius Stepinac of Zagreb.
Cites Persecution
However, the report continued,
''the so-called progress in the right
direction is negated by evidences
of persecution. An example is the
recent brutal attack on Bishop (An-
toni Vovk, about two miles from
Novo Mesto. The police of this
city, which is in the province of
Slovenia, made no attempt to pro-
tect the victim of the outrage"
I'm the opinion of the subcom-
mittee," the report added, "the
Tito government should take steps
to prevent the recurrence of any
such outrage"
The report charged that "reli-
gion, which Tito has called mysti-
cism, is being meth0dically discour-
aged as the enemy of Marxism-
Leninism-Titoism, although Yugo-
slav laws say that there shall be
freedom of worship"
"On February /, 1882" it said,
"a new law came into effect in
Yugoslavia abolishing all religious
instruction in government schools.
Since there are no private schools
in Yugoslavia of character simi,
lar to private schools in the Unit
ed States, the prohibition of re
ligious teaching in the public
schools is absolute"
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Jefferson's S Intent

Additionally, he said, Thomas
Jefferson, despite claims that he
favored a "wall of separation be-
tween church and state" consider
ed the amendments purpose was to
protect freedom of religion and to
restrain Congress from meddling
with religious institutions or pre-
scribing religious disciplines.
"Can there be any doubt" Mr..
Taylor asked, "that the policy of
American democracy is freedom of
religion in education, not educa-
tion free from religion?"
To support his contention, he
noted that chaplains are provided
for the armed forces and for both
houses of Congress, that Sunday
church attendance has always been
compulsory for West Point cadets,
that seryicemen of all faiths en-
JOY equal opportunity and equal
protection of the law" in the prac-
tice of their religion.
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Schools Hit
lContinued from Page y

schools, the administrators said
I'VE respect the rights of groups.
including religious denominations,
to maintain their own schools so
long as such schools meet the edu-
cational, health and safety stand
ards defined by the States in which
they are located" I"
However, many observers who
we're struck by the fury of conven-
tion speakers attacks on parochial
schools wondered if the speakers
had in mind the elimination Of such
schools.
President Conant of Harvard was
the first to bring the public-pri'
vate school issue into the open
Here are some quotations from his
address:
The greater the proportion oil
our youth who attend independent
schools, the greater the threat to
our democratic unity. Therefore
to use taxpayers money to assist
such move is, for me, to suggest
that American society use its owr
hands to destroy itself"
"A dual system serves and helps
to maintain group cleayages ;
THE growth of free public higf
schools in this country would in
dicate to me that public opinion
in the United States has been com
mitted to single, not a dual sys
tenn of education"
Il do believe that there il
some reason to fear lest dual sys
tenn of secondary education may il
some States, at least, come Il
threaten the democratic unity pro
vided by our public schools. / re
fer to the desire of some people Il
increase the scope and number o.
private schools"
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FRIDAY, APRIL. 1s
EASTER FRIDAY
White vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer for the Church or Pope, Sc
quence, Credo, Preface, etc. of Eas-
ter.
SATURDAY, APRIL 10
EASTER SATURDAY
White vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer for the Church or Pope, Sc
quence, Credo, Preface, etc. of Eas-
ter.
SUNDAY, APRIL 20
LOW SUNDAY
First Sunday After Easter
White vestments, Gloria, Credo,
Preface of Easter, Ite missa est
without Alleluia.
MONDAY, APRIL II
FEAST OF ST. ANSELM
White vestmentS, Gloria, Credo
Preface of Easter.
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MASS ORDO
Liturgy OF The Week
TUESDAY, APRIL n

TUESDAY, APRIL n
FEAST OF SITS. SoTER AND
cAiUS
Red vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of the Blessed Virgin, Third
for the Church or Pope, Preface of
the Apostles.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL Is
FEAST OF ST. GEORGE
Red vestmentS, Gloria, Second
prayer of the Blessed Virgin, Third
for the Church or Pope, Preface of
Easter.
THURSDAY, APRIL ID
FEAST OF ST. FlDELlS OF
sIcMARINGA
Red vesments, Gloria, Preface
of Easter.
FRIDAY, APRIL IS
FEAST OF ST. MARK
THE EVANGELIST
The Greater Lifsnies
Red vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of Rogation, Credo, Preface
of the Apostles.
SATURDAY, APRIL rs
FEAST OF SITS. cLETUS AND
MARcELLtNUS
Red vestmentS, Gloria, Second
prayer of the Blessed Virgin, Third
for the Church or Pope, Preface
of the Apostles.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-04-18

CHEYENNE, Wyo.-NC)-Wy-
oming now has its own Catholic
newspaper, The Wyoming Catholic
Register, newest member OF the
Register chain which has begun
serving the far-flung Diocese of
Cheyenne. The Rev. James Ruddy,
of st. Mary's Cathedral Parish
here, is the editor.