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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-08-21
Deutsehe planen eine neue
Expedition auf mt. Everest

Bic Simolapo=g gtiituna nidt suftan.
befommen, min Der 0iterreihiid)e
8eraiteieer periuden. cine eigene
fIeine Expedition uusauriilten. 8ei
etlpa brei Grpebitionsteilneb
idGst er lire Soften - ebenfals
bel aroBter Mniprlbsloiigf -
auf etipa 10000 DM. @infiinfte
aus Geroifentlihunqen ieiner @rleb=
nifIe in Sibet iouen bic llnfoiten be-
itreiten. 6arrer aIaubt iiher, baB
feline @rfdbrunoen nGbrenb zines
-13idhrieen Mufentbaltes i'm 6ph=
aebirse Miiens ibm belfen tperben,
lpertpoue Greebniiie BON elmer iol>
den grpebition auriidaubrinaen.
l1eber bic Dor flirsem abgebrohe=
ne G6peiier Mount gpereit-GTpe=
bition duberte, 6einrid 6orrer iid
NIT ben @orten bohiter Nnerfen=
nung. Die Shpeiser bGtten aui
ihrem biSber nod BON feiner Grpe-
bition einaei@laaenen Mnariffsneq
ouf ben 0erg cine unperaleihtihe
iportIide 2eiituna pollbrodt. 9eih.
ter als bic Shtpeiser haben es feline,
Meinuna no6 bic &uiien. Gle nerill'
den ben Mount gpereit auf einem
Bea su besipinaen, ben in ben ei,'
selIen Stappen nabe3u ale friiberer
@rpebitionen ibon beihritten uni
porbereitet baben.
Die ssraae nah tibetoniihen So
beItieren iiber beren @riitena aud
in 0eroffentlidunsen bet lebtet
Belt bGrfig berihtet ,purbe, beant
tportete 6arrer nit einem ,naIGubi
aen 2GGeln. 9lber er babe bel ausae
behnten @anberlmeen i'm 6ohae
birae bes 6imalaba ieltiame Spu
rem i'm Shnee aefunben. @r hob
bann feline 8uhie NIT ae,nablnenen
Bfeffer, feline einsiae Baffe bel bic
len Grfuriionen, 9riffbereit aemadt
oenn nah ieiner Mniiht ieien bi
ssabeItiere ni6ts nnberes oIs Sd
rem >auf Der 8onberihaft pberball
BET 8aI6arenSe.
9(nbere Spuren fonnten. 10 mein
te 6arrer. ollh BON aroben Mffel
berriihren, Sieren NIT einem eiaen
tiimIihen meferldnaen Shpans
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-08-21

bis $50 r,adm.
Central 9lpe.. an Glt 43. Strabe,
Oienstag, ben 10. 9luault rnb Witt.
mod. ben 20. sluauit, BON 3 llbr
na6m. biz 8 llbr abenhs, an Olt
80. StraBe, Donnerstaa. ben 81.
Muauit, 2 llbr nadm. bis 8 llhr
abenos; an Sit 81. StroBe, sSrei-
tag, ben %. Nlauit llnb Samstaa,
ben %. sluallit bon 2 llbr nahm.
bis 8 llbr obenbs.
Geoar slpe., an SIt 55. Strabe,
0ienstag. Sen 19. sluallit, BON 10
llbr pornlittaas bis 4 llbr nadn,.,
an Sit 105. StraBe, Mitpof, ben
20. Sluault uno 7onnerstaa, ben
21. slugult, BON 10 llbr porm.> bis
1 llbr nahm, an Olt SO. StraBe.
sSreitag. ben %. S(uallit unb Sams=
tag, ben 80. 9luauit, bon 9 llbr
nadmittaes bis 8 llhr ubenos.
Suinep Mpe., an Sit SO. GtraBe,
Oienstaa. ben 10. 9l,la,lit, bon 9
llbr nad,mittaas bis s l1hr abenbs !;
an Sit 80. Strabe, Mittlpoh, ben
90. slugrlt, bon A llhr na1m. big 8
llbr aberios; an Sit 70. Strabe,
'sreitaa, oan %. sluauit lmo Cams
tag, ben 90. sluaitit, BON 2 llbr
nahm. bis Sllhr dbel,bs.
Olt 100. StraBe limb Quebec
Npe., 9onnerstaa Den 81. Nuauit,
bon ? llhr nahmittaas Biz 8 llbr
abenos; @aterIop Goab lnh 156.
StraBe, 9ienstaa, Sen 10. s(ua,it
BON 10 llbr oormittaas Bis 6 llbr
abenDs.
ct. Clair 9lpe., an 6apben, Witt=
ipoh, ben 20. sluault, pnn $50
llbr BORN. biz 2::3O llhr nahm.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-08-21
Sen 1912 in @ra,

6amburg. - Sen 1912 in @rds
aeborenen gereiteiaer linb Snge=
nieur 6einrib 9arrer aiebt eS tpie.
ber auriif in boS 6imalapa @ebir.
ae. 6arrers 6eimfebr aus Sibet im
Beainu bieies SabreS ipar 8ohen
binbmrb @egenitano ausfiibrliher
8erihte. 0or ibm ielbit mar Die
ssdn,a eingetrotfen, er lei na4 benz
gnbe her 1888 alsaeriiiteten 6ents
ihen Ganea-Garbat Expedition im
britiihen Snternierllnqsloaer in
Snbien. nah her ssluht ins Heih
beS Dalai 2amd 1914 unb nod an
fGngliher berotenber Sdtigfeit bort
Rommonhant hes tibetanii6en 6ees
res aeipeien. 6arrer ieIbit bat 6ieie
@ei9i9te oft ael,lq bementiert. @r
bate beratenbe ssunftionen pdbs
renb ieines iiebenidbriaen Mufent=
baltes il, Tibet, belt iih aber aus
oaer 8oIitif beralls biz er beim
8orbringen rot=hineiii6er gruppen
aus Si6et tpeihen muBte. Sein Slid
aug nah Seiterreid unb Geutiblanb
nerbanb er nod NIT elmer fleinen
8ripaterpebition auf> einem 1000
Weter boben @ipfeI i'm 6imalapas
Waiiip, nur be9leitet BON einem
9(e1tjeeIGnner lnh stpei SrGaern.
Die Grfabrlmaen oieier @rpebi=
tion mohte 6arrer idon i'm nddlten
Sdbr bel einem nellen Gturm aui
einen 6imoland=GipfeI ausiperten.
Gr hofft. bab bic beuti6e 6in,alapa.
Stiftuna in Der Sage iein ipiro. eine
Expedition aussuriiIten. @erbinbun.
gen NIT ibrem Setter Saul 8aur in
Wfiinhen bat ct berens allfaennm.
men. Mbeeieben BON her 'Srage be,
ssinan5ierllng ideint fir 6arrer bic
aroBte Sdpierisfeit elmer @rpeoi.
tion gum Mo,tnt Gperelt, benz Nion,
ga &arbat &ebiet barin AT beitehen
6aB bic @rensen s,nm rot=dineliif
beiebten @ebiet INNER iiber BIZ
@ipfeI nerlGllft. Die Soften cine,
groben 6imalana grpeoition In
ettpa oht Monn gtGrfe ihdst 6ar,
ter unter ber @orallsieellna beihei
beniter Mnipride auf $4,000 9W
GolIte cine ioIhe grpebitinn ourd
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-08-21

Olt 152. StraBe, Gonnerstaa,
ben 81. 9lueult mo fsreita9, ben
%. sluauit, pon $50 llbr porin.
Bis $3.50 llbr nahm., Samstag.
hen 90. 9luault, bon 9::SO oorm. bis
6 llbr abenbs. &. u.
aanms Corner. 9orain .Mpenue
lunb 92iperiioe. Dienstaa. ben 19.
S(ua., BON 9 80 porm. biz 400 llbr
nan,.; 9fiperiioe Grpieet, 1890
Garfmont, .Wittipo6, ben 90. slug.
bon 2 llbr nahm. bis $3.50 ubr
ahenos. i
9etroit slpe. an Mars, 0onnerss
taq, ben 81. 9lue. pon 8 llbr porm.
big 1890 llbr nadm.
Ndrren, ssreitag. ben %. Slug.
pon 9 llhr nadm. biz s llbr abenbs.
Samstaa, ben 90. slua. Inn 9::3O
lthr pcrm. bis 4 llbr hadn't; an
@eit III. Str., 3ienstaa, ben 2.
Sept. ppn 9:3O llbr pornl. bis
4 lhr nad)m.
, Mobiim Mpe. ,lnb 9fobin, ssrei=
tag. Den %. 9lua,tit. pon 2 llbr
l,ohm. Bis $50 llbr abenbs lmo
SamHag, BEN %. Slug. BON $50
llbr norm. biz 4 llhr nahm.
StGnbiae Statipnen: SIt t0t.
SraBe nnb ,@ucIib 9lpe., 3ienstag
his Samstaa, non 10 llbr BORN.
big 4 l1br nahm.; Ontario Strd<
Benieite Der Map Co., Dienstag
Bis Sanstag. bon 10 llbr BORN.
biz 4 llbr 11ad)m.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-08-21
Devtsehes Werk hiIft
FIvechtIingskindern

6ambura. - Sas MGrhen un=
ierer Sage aeihab fiirsli6 in einem
is!iihtIinasIaaer irgenbtpo in Ncrb=
belltihlanb. Dort mo Glenb unb
Gorge bartnafiee Mitbepobner
iinb. .}.> ...
9ieies sslii9tlinesIaaer erbielt
fiirsli4 ben 8eiuh mebrerer Ser.
rem. Die in Mutos norfubren unb bon
ben 8eipobnern beg 2aaers fir cine
Der pieIen &ommiiiionen aebaIten
lpuroen. bic bas Qaser ihon beiih=
tiat batten. Inn 10 erltaunter tparen
bic ssliihtIinae, Oh iih bic 6erren
als 8epoumddbtiete Der StifItoff=
lperfe @anne=@ifel poritellten 1n6
befanntaaben. baB bas @erf be.
ihloiien babe, iieben sSlii4tlinas.
unb @aiienfinber su a6optieren.
aura barauf fubren iieben aIiid=
lihe 8lben m lire 1eue 6ein,at.
Sort tpurben lie neu eiueefIeibet uno
elmer !6eimml,tter iiberaeben. bic
fir lie iorgen tpir6. 0ie 8erufsous-
bilbuna Der Buben iibernimmt bas
@erf, oasu befommen iie monatlif)
in oeutihem @elb etipa 10 OM unb
AM MbihluB ibrer 9(usbiIbuna Elm
sparfaiienblld iiher 1000 GM.
Gos Merf min in 3ufunft iebes
Sabr iie6en fpeitere 8uben aboptie=
rem ,mb allsbiloen laiien. 9as MGr.
den bon Der ipabren Meni4Ii9feit
bat ben Sorslla, abiolut tpabr all
iein.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-08-21

bic iid lit ben !Sohtdlern bes 6ina.
Iona auf Monberihoft befGnoen. Sn
oieiem 2nian,rnenbona ipnBte 6ar-
rer, Der bic tibetaniihe Sprahe IN
Wort unb Gbrift beberriht, AZ be-
rihten. boB iii pielen Guaen Der ST.
Petaner BON Gprinds bic Aebe lit,
Eieren, bic lid, fpie Menihen bendb.
men, iih nit .Menihen an bic sSeuer
ieten rnb bieie ioear Dor Mnariffen
miloer giere id,ueten. Boriuns aebe
es iebob in Tibet t,iht.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-08-21
U. S. Soldot verdiente sich
Dunk der Studt Frankfurt

;srantfurt a. M. - Ser 9enfer
zines amerifaniiden Mrmee=S Seeps
peroiente iih bier bas Sob Der
heutiden 8ehorben. 9lls Der GoI6at
Sheohor Gbicon aus Gbicdgo, ST.,
in Der GeieGihoft Der gergeonten
BiIbur 6utb aus @arnes gitn,
Ger, llnb Charles Burton aus
groofe. 3D., in benz Mrmeefobraeua
cine obihiiiiise Gtroke hini1nter.
iubr, paiiierte er cine StraBenbabn,
oeren Bre,nien periaat batten inb
bic nit aniteiaenber @eihipin6ia=
teit ben Mbana binlmterroGte.
Rnra entihloiien fubr Der Gol6at
NIT ieinem @aQen Dor Der GtraBen=
balm Dor llnb bra6te iie. inbem er
ieinen .Seep" ols 8remie benutte.
langiam sum Stehen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-08-21
Der "Hofkoch"
aus Jvgoslawisn

Wennringen. Die @roBe
StraFtonMner 6es 2anoseridts
Welnmingen berl,rteilte unter Nor.
iiB bon 0anoaerihtsoireftor Tr. q.
Nobrig ben 56i6briaen ans Deter.
reid itanlmen6en aeQner. &. @nuihl
tpegen 5nhlreider raffinierter 8etrii.
gereien al 3 Sdbren s Monnten
9udtbnus. 5 Snbren ghrberluit uno
elmer @el6itraie BON $500 Mnrf,
eriaAapeiie ie 80 Yfnrf fit einen
Cog 9udtbnus. 0nrl HauihI bate
ii6 OILS 8arl gimitiA alisgegeben
unS bebdHptete II. a., 9offoh oes
ao,aas bon Susoilamien setueien
5u' iein.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-08-21
Dus Rote Krevz lehnt
Anoebot Rotehinus ub

soronto. - .Sn Der 8onferens
besSnternationalen &oten &reuses
tpurbe bas Nnsebot Der hineiiihen
Delegation abeele6nt, NIT einem
slim ben geipeis fit bic 9eihulbis
eune su erbrinaet, boB bic Slmes
rifdner in Scored ,um Nasinenfriea
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-08-21
N;ekt.,.vo,t,

gieleiht it's, neil tpir ME ,ods ednae
b1rerL
gie4eift lit MIR az eng 6es Wen'
ifen Shr,
DaB ME Die Stitnnte,t, Die etnanSer
Itoren,
Nereint erflingen 1T erbnbenem
Gbor! Miiller.
Natur lit bas MeIteefiibl. aus mel.
dem Der Menih boben a,,iture1 ben
@inoriifen ieiner Sinne Neoeutiua9
i,no @eltalt gibt. Spengler.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21
Church Announcements
rrnsT rnEsnyrERiAN cnuRCi

Rev. Greer y. fabric, Minister
Adult Choir rehearscs Friday at
7:a0 pm.
sunday. March %, 1852.
Sunday School begins at 9:i5 AIN.
Gordon Uxley, Supt.
Worship service is at Ii am. This
will be observed as tho one Great
Hour of Sharing when special Len
ten gifts will be brought for tho
most needy Of tho world. The ser
mon subject win be THE Survival
OF The Unfit. The Adult { CAoir viii
sing the anthem. There i a nursery
for small children. \ special con-
gregational meeting Will be held at
the close of the worship service To
take action on the resignation or
the minister and the election OF q
pulpit committees.
Combined Choir.s practice at 2:l5
in Lutheran Church.
Westminster Fellowship for .lr.
and Sr High viii mcrt 1t the
church at $50 pm. There VIII be a
special guest-speaker.
The Lcntcn Service on Wednesday
evening. March 26, win begin with
a covered dish supper at $50 pm.
followed by tho showing Of the film
from the life OF st. Paul series
Second Missionary Journey.
Spring Presbyterial for the women
of the church win he Friday. March
2s at lndianula PRESBYTERIAN Church,
Columbus Make reservations with
Mrs. Richard Meade.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21
ST. JOHNS ENANGEIICA Al.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
East second at Walnut
Lawrence 4. BuEh. Pn,tor

Lawrence r. BuEh, Pnrt0r
The Fourth Sunday in Lent March
%. 1862.
ago Church school, Lowell Stap-
Teton. Supt.
1890 Morning worship. Nursery
facilities for small children. Sermon
Subject, God Can Multiply"
2:15 Joint choirs rehearsal FOR
The Crucifixion" i'm the Parish
Hall
$50 Madison County Religious
Education Council meeting in the
Parish Hail.
$3.50 Luther Leagues.
Wednesday, s pm, Lentcn VcSper
service. Sermon subject: The In
noceuce OF jesus Choir rehearsal
following the service.
Thursday. s pm, brotherhood.
Discussion on remainder Of Sermon
on tho Mount. Matthew Z.
Friday. S:20 pm, Mr.. and Mrs.
Club Bible study at home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Larkins. Spring
Valley. Road. Discussion on Faith
and Works"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21
ST. PAU. A.M.E. CHURCH
West Center IT.
f..s m uslIx fbn<fnr
THE NfsTfioDISJ CHURCH
q f,fhnr fcl fpaEf.,r

THE MI%riioDISy CuURGiI
Arthur Nj. Shencfeii, Pastor
Morning Worship at 10:3u when
the sermon will be on travelling the
Road to Jerusalem" The Choir viii
sing the anthem. The Lord Is Ny
Shepherd, by kochat
Church School at $50 with tho
kindergarten Nursery continuing
through the Worship Hour.
M.N.F. at 6:30 each Sunday cve-
ming. Pastors Classes OH Saturday
at 1890 and ON Sunday evening.
Family Night on Wednesday eve
1ing at $50. The picture will be on
"Paul's Visit To Corinth'
Next SUNDAY the Choir will sing
the 'Motct-Gallia" by Gounud dur
ing the Morning Worship Hour.
with piano and organ accoflpani-
mcnt.
The rehearsal Of the Combined
Choir viii be at the Lutheran
Church on Sunday at 2:15.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21

ST. PkTRICI<'S CIiURCII
6I south Inion street
london Ohio
HOY. Paul J. i,ernier. Pastor
Phone $50
Time OF Masses
Sundays=-S and 70,
Holy Days-5;3o, Z. ..
Week Dsys-vS IIoiy Communion
distributed 6;30l.
CopfeSsious-Saturdays $3.50 to 5
and 7.30 TO g
Eve OF Holy Days--3:3O to and
7.so 10 9
Visiting Confessor twice monthly
Baptisms--Sundays at 1880 or on
request.
Sick calls any tine day or night
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21

FIRST BAPTIsT CHURCH
Rev. David ". Ramsey. Pastor
$3.50 am. sunday School. Alieh
Wilson. Supt. Come and bring your
children with you
IL am. Sermon by Pastor. Music
by Junior Choir.
>7:30 pm. Wednesday, prayer serv-
ice @
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-04-11
NCCM Blocks
.Prophylactic
Sale To CTS

WASHINGTON - eliminating
10-month campaign, the National
Council of Catholic Men has sue
ceeded in having banned the sale
of contraceptves through vending
machines at post exchanges of mil
itary installations.
Word came to Stewart Lynch,
Wilmington Del) attorney and
NCCM president and Martin H.
Work, NCCM executive secretary,
TO the effect that Defense Secre-
tary Robert A. Lovett and the Sec
retaries of the Army, Navy and Air
Force had agreed that effective
Immediately, prophylactie vending
machines will no longer be on dis
play at post exchanges"
The action of Secretary Lovett
and the Secretaries for the services
was contained in a letter from Mrs.
Anna Nj. Rosenberg, Assistant Sec.
rotary OF Defense, which acknowl-
edged that the protest taken by
the NCCM against the machines
constituted a moral problem and
the action was taken in accord with
recommendations of the Armed
Forces ChaplainS Board to which
the protest was referred.
The campaign originated last
June when the Rev. (Capt) Mich
ael P. Owens, Army chaplain sta.
toned at Camp Chaffee, Ark, wrote
letter of protest over the vending
machines to Maj. Gen. Roy H.
/ Parker, Army Chief of Chaplains
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-04-11
Ndtiue Leadership
Theme OF annual
Mission Institute

NEW YORK-NC) - Native
Catholic Leaders" is the theme of
the fourth annual Mission Insti-
tute TO be held at Fordham Uni
verSity, April 14-18, under the di-
rection of the Rev. J. Franklin
Ewing, 81, anthropologist and as
sistant to the Fordham president
for research.
Every afternoon problems and
successes of a particular part of
the world will be discussed by a
panel of eminent missionaries and
an anthropologist. The areas TO be
considered are the Far East, India,
Southeast Asia, Africa, and Latin
America.
The Institute will be opened with
an address by the Rev. Frederick
MCGUIRE, C.M., of Brooklyn, exec
utiVe secretary of the national Mis-
sion Secretariat in Washington.
The Rev. Francis P. LeBuffe, ST.,
who inspired the initiation of the
Mission Institute, will also speak.
In addition to the area discus
sionS, lectures are given each
morning on the application of the
social sciences to mission work
and on missioIogy. Father Ewing
will talk on intercultural human re
lations, and will discuss an out
line he has prepared for new mis-
slonaries: The Missionary Studies
His People" DR.. John ID. Donovan
assistant professor of sociology at
Fordham, will give three lectures
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-04-11

The Secretary and Acting Pre-
feet of the Sacred Congregation of
Religious. the Rev. Arcadius Lar
raona, C.M.F., will go TO Notre
Dame to preside at the Congress
which is expected to draw between
500 and 300 delegates from all over
the country. He will be accompan-
ied by two priests associated with
him in his work in Rome as we'll
as by the Rev. Edward L. Heston,
csc, Procurator General of the
Holy Cross Congregation, who has
been named secretary general OF
the Congress.
Like its predecessor, the Inter
national Congress OF Religious held
here in 1850 during the Holy Year,
the us. national congress, viii have
no iuridical status or authority, 1T
is stated. but will be devoted to
general discussions and pooling OF
ideas. 1t is convoked by the offic-
ial Holy See Congregation, as was
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-04-11
Faith And Good Works Mark
First Five Years OF ''Fides"

Fides' Publishers Association is
one of the few concrete develop
ments of the lay apostolate in the
United States. Directed and oper-
ated by group of young Catholic
laymen. under the guidance of a
spiritual advisor, Fides was born
in the basement of the Law School
at Notre Dame University in 1947.
IL was an outgrowth of the student
Catholic Action movement at the
University Immediately after World
War III.
The priest who sparked the de-
velopment of Fides is Father Louis
]. Putz, csc, a religion profes-
sor at Notre Dame and chaplain to
the Young Christian Students, stu.
dent Catholic Action movement.
An important part of the leader
ship formation formula of Father
Putt has centered on publishing
projects. A believer in the need
for his militants TO express their
ideas. Father Putt has encouraged
all the publishing projects OF his
leaders, whether in mimeograph
form or through books and pamph-
let's.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-04-11
Faith In 'FideS'

Finally, in 1851, when faced with
the critical danger OF bankruptcy,
the Seven-man board of directors,
which included Father Putt, made
one last act of faith in the ends OF
Fides. They mortgaged automo-
biles, borrowed on their homes,
etc. to raise enough money to pay
the initial printing bill on 1.-The
Mass" the first of new series OF
rotograyure Photographic albums
on liturgical themes.
The calculated risk turned out
TO save the organization and launch
it on a new, reyitalized period of
growth. Within five months 100,
900 of THE Mass" were sold. The
series was successfully launched.
That was June, 1851.
Meanwhile, FideS published sew
eral other hard-bound books during
this crisis, all of which helped sta
bilize the organization financially.
The WeeE With Christ, by Dom
Emeric Lawrence, 0.S.B., was a
book club choice of the Thomas
More Association; Priests Among
Men, by Cardinal Suhard was re-
printed in book form, for example.
In November the second Fides
Album Marriage" came off the
press and new book For Men Of
Action, by Yves de Montcheuil,
81, a book on problems of lay
spirituality.
Since the turn of the year, 1852,
Fides has begun to develop INTO
full-blown publishing house. The
albums continue to be published,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-04-11
ALI L. S. Religious Orders To
Hold Congress At Notre Dame
By Rev. Joseph ]. Sullivan
BY Rev. Joseph J. Sullivan

VATICAN CITY - NC) = An All-U.S National Congress
of Religious both and women will be held under the
auspices of the Sacred Congregation of Religious the Uni
versy of Notre Dame Indiana from August to 3 it has
been learned here the highest authority.
The Congress will be the first of its kind in the history
of the United States believed here quite probable that
the meeting will also mark the first time in the history of the
Church that delegates of all and Religious any
one country assembled in a convention or
meeting
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-04-11

The first years OF the existence
of Fides were very difficult finan-
cial years, marked with a great
deal of self-sacrifice and gift of
time and energy on the part of the
lay board of directors, all of whom
held down other jobs, but contin-
ued the work of Fides in off hours.
During this period of struggle, such
books as Who Shall Bear the
Flame by Jules Cardinal Saliege,
The Presence of Mary, by Fran
els Charmot, Sd, PdrddoTeS by
Henri de Lubac, and other special
lied Catholic Action reports we're
published.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-04-11

one every three months, on the
sacraments. A new book, Many
Are One, by Father Leo Trese,
sold 5000 copies in one month.
Christian Design for Sea, by
Joseph Buckley, S.M., is on the
spring agenda. And Fides is busy
at work on many new books and
albums for next year.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-04-11
Humble Start

Fides Publishers started origin
ally as a distribution agency for
Catholic Action literature publish
ed in England and Australia. A few
original pamphlets were prepared
by Father Putz and his leaders on
problems of leadership training.
There were distributed with the
others.
Not until 1949, when Fides OBJ
tanned the publishing rights of En-
manuel Cardinal Suhard's classic
Gromth or Decline? The Church
Today (Which anslyzed the role of
the Catholic Church in contempor-
airy society, and particularly the
role of the laity within the church,,
did Fides enter formally into pub
fishing. Only then did it begin TO
define its goals as Catholic
Action publishing house in this
country, dedicated TO Servicing the
various lay apostolates and to pub
fishing general theological works
on the spiritual problems of the
laity.
Evening star., 1952-10-23
Golf-for-IsraeI Tourney
Already Has s. Entrants

Louis Miller. chairman Of next
Tuesdays Golf-For-Israel 18-hole
handicap tournament at Wood
mont, already has SIS entrants
who will purchase $500 in State
of Israel bonds as an entry fee.
The winner will be awarded a
free round trip To Israel, and there
will be many other prizes. A din
ner will follow rhe tournament.
The event is limited to 100 en-
trants. Applications are being re-
ceived by Lewis Jacobs at EXecu-
tive 1884 or Louis Miller at
Georgia 5000.
The field to date includes:
Lewis Jacobs. David Leventhal. DR..
Philipson, Lewis Furr, Louis Miller.
Mortimer Nor b Phillips Morris Fosmsn
Miller. Alvin Miller. Harry M Cohen.
Ellis Edlowitz. Buck Pascal, Joseph Siber,
DR.. William Wolf, DR.. BENJAMIN Isaacson.
man, Leonard Jacobs, Morton Major and
Dr.. Joseph Danzansky.
Also. Leopold Y; Freudberg, Sonny
ham Sidney taS Marsoius a JACK S'q understein, s
Dr. Samuel Bogdanoff. Ned Bord. David
Weltman, Dr.. Jack Rubin. pr; H. J. Kos
spd ALERT
levitt. Jerome Mittelman. William Cohen.
Dr. Leon Gerber. Robert Goldstein, Louis
Hirschel. Samuel Klein. Bernard Mar
Albert Philipson, Louis Schelec. Max
Vol and Arthur cinnamon.