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FRONT PROP. FOR SALE

LONG PO1NT. on Severn River
fully furnished home; own beach and
pier; all conveniences: weekday
write. LusHBAuqHl; 2S29 s5Ez R5ggs
NEELD ESTATE-Plum Pt. on Bay;
furn. liv. rm., firepl.. porch, twin
size bedrms., bath. elec. kit, dinette;
expand. End f.; wide, sand beach,
safe sTiI,; WIN (, exclI % resid; sdSa VIII also
CHALK POINT AREA-Completel
cottage: modern electric kitchen and
complete bath, large inclosed sleep
ing porch; situated on nearly an
acre Of lawn, trees and shrubs;
community pier and bathing priyi-
psyment rsSea eSG cs oWaER Sa1 ne Ne. oSs7 SSSn
NEW HOME FOR sALE-Hot-water
heat and mod. plumbing; to be sold
by owner; low down payment; loo
It. from the water. Colton's Point
in St. MaTys COUNTY cum miles asSa from
inspect property on week end, ---l3
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS. Port Republic.
Md Cottages and lots for sale to
college graduates at restricted beach;
community bldg. organised recrea-
ton: sandy ,ay bay SeachMtrssh,watsr oI
miles beyond Prince Frederick. 4
3-bedrm. cottage Just offered; Sc: $50.
ATTENTION, FISHERMAN - Fish,
craps. oysters in your back yard.
Easter Eastern Shore on the bay The Sew Sew
round completely furn. house, All
improvements; lR acres; 400 It.
on bay on paved road. $3.50.
Call NO. $3.50 ewes. Pictures avail
CHESAPEAKE HES; BAY. shoreham Beach
--4-bedfoom and bath house on lge.,
ing water: screened .porches;; elec.
refgr.. gas stove, ami. sand beach;
good harbor; q real buy at $4,000,
terms. ME. O519.
LAKE JACKSON, VA. - "Crick's"
cabin; $1,000; 200 yds. from lake.
Follow signs or call 10. 2-97S7, 13'
SELBY ON THE, ,BAY0Lovely cottsge
beach; nicely furn- firepl,. ali elsc.
kit; 3 bedrms.. liv. rm. and bath;
800. N. PAUL HANNAH. 7sS isth
st; NV: ME;; ;;o 400: ,..I Ia
price only $500 and So. 500. terms;
ready to occupy. Don't miss seeing
these. any weekday or Sunday.
Manassas 97-M, or better, drive out.
PART OF John Augustine Washing
ton estate; 3A acres, mostly under
cultivation; facing 220 IT. on No
grabbing, boating, deep-water har-
Dor, elec. and phone on. property;
So, 500 incl. architectural services.
Terms. Call WI. 2127.
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UN., sou NM. OuyS
for 81: zoo. 9 acres. a-rcCm . dwelliSc ell I!
phone. power and school buslines;
1875 mi. south. TIE. 4I31. Ill
LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE
BUILDERS. / have block Of IS lots
in Fairfax County. at Arl. line.
Excellent location for $4,000 to
$50. 900 homes. Sewer and water at
property: DEVELOPMENT begun but
eoTsrsa oTnsr tN a. 'sl ls5ssi 81 is at right Price
SHERWOOD FOREST-In the Coles
Vile section of Silver Spring. Acre
lots: $1,000 Agent on ground, ewes.
until dark. Out Colesville I'd tRoute
29). to Route 1873. left 3LIO mile
to Sherwood Forest: ROBINSON
REAL y; ESTATE, ATE Ju. 7-7117. after 8
fis BUiLDERs-p. g. coun-
ty. SS lots ready. to so. $500 per lot.
PETER j. HAGAN. UN. 1856.
sSSEpHEsD ssI; PARK. desirable lots
sTskrELb sHasi re RsAtT1 fas eo.. So "a. sszS SEE
,ss sSssii P1Ekcs Ell slIs sT. NV, e7xso,l is.
comml.. good for any business or 4
family flat, S4.750. Wo. 66S7.
THREE AND oNE-THIRD ACRES.
boundary; 20O-ft. front on subdiv.
road; elec.; about mi. Fairfax
Courthouse; $4,000. cash or terms.
VIM. W. MAcKALL. Gil. 2257. eyes.
LAST CHANCE! Two nice lots over
"a acre each: in newly developed sec
ton of Lee blvd; reasonably priced
Beautiful I fRANKIIN FoREsT-
Better than - acre. high elevation.
partly wooded; $500. Call after
woopslDE o Tsefaiys; faRkhy dh s1aa owner levi.
lot. 50 by 140. complets set Of
FAIRYLAND. in "a acre. DogWood,
Somnion sas saehs ar saT VASE xsfT eolF c
COUNTRY CLUB; $4,000. DE. 7713.
r. g. COUNTY-7o acres subdivision
Preliminary plat. grade plan. Ii
min min 11S tS Snsh WsShiHgton; Wa y 900 pei
acre. cleared BIG trees. Hilltop
Q paved road frontages. 4.60O
Ter. Terms; vI MRi asas SLATER. RE. 1926
LOT. approximstely Ma InSH; v acre. In de.
Whssson. Md Nd. $500. IA %RA. esis
auANTIco AREA-2s acres fol
$4,000. Half cash. 1000 It. on lge
stream. Call Mr.. Brown, TIE. 3445
ewes. and sun. AL. S852. CHAS. r
HOOFF. INC. 1907 Duke st., Alex
SIX LOTS for semidetached houses
unique location. Q blocks from Nat
| Cathedral; pretty street with 81
| improvements. GEO. D. MILLER
Reaitor. DT. 1855; week ends. WO
ASNSNDALE a e., tness.. M,.ere lot,
BGiILBbERs III Bi aAi ATT.5semides. Sci ssei lot. s575
Al ooo Seilitiss, sooa deal: = Det .st;,,,lot lot
Also acresse, zoned apt:: er semi L
BkEHME q !. l1!sIE, CO, e711 New Hamp. ave
MoDEs E EGAEfY sf sfTss co.. sne su y.tts y
FIRST COMMERCIAL CoRNER LOT
| $3.50 50. IT.; good for 9 stores ant
| apts.; win sell. lease or trade: yer!
| easy terms. STROUp, RA. S7OO
~ LOTS, l00-ft. front each, lbs It
/ plus deep; near MarshAn HaM Park
Nd, Best cash of1er. OWNER 20
.lszASciRlHs ASils' WOODED LOT, With stream
/ bldg. material plans. with truck; I,
mi. out Shirley hwy. IA. 326'
after B Pm. ~ LIZ
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FARMS Cont
10 ACRES, on main Va. highway. /
hr. from Wash. Call 10. 6-1234. or
Warrent0n Af{3.W.l1 Ia
WATERFRONT FARM

hr: from wash; 50 y, Gsi 10. b-l234: or
WATERFRONT FARM
Is acres on open water; beauaiul
N1mini @ River; sG0 t feet Ity on river WITH with
MT. Holly. Va. House. 4 years old;
beautiful view; land in high state Of
cultivation; extra-large kitchen with
all electric equipment; dishwasher;
large porches; guesthouse with a
tfa ss VIEWS as q On oni tbe OF Non Ses most pree
21,000: Terms. J. M. DOYLE,
Erica, Va. -13
FAUQU1ER COUNTY. VA.-Ehhcient
4-cow tandem milking parlor; stain
less steel milk lines; loafing sheds
for so cows; 2 silos; dry COW
barn; misc. outbuildings; 1876 very
productive acres, well watsrec
Syeaon ioTeams oaner ans haass has sod her
Price, S52.5OO; liberal terms.
LoUDoUN CO.. vA:-4e5 acres with
long frontage % On Route and sec
Wash. improvements: Main resi-
dence containing 4 master bed
rooms. 4 baths, living room 1890
with fireplace. dining room. kitchen
and gear garage; 2 tenant houses;
39-stanchion dairy barn. dry COW
udIuSs EIlCes p1OU.UUUs
MONTGOMERY CO.. MD-on Route
240, convenient to proposed free
way, approx. 1-hr. drive via River
rd, to downtown. Wash. The. g.
nesdsnc: sDsaed on sesePe
tract surrounded by beautiful roll
lakesite fed by springs; large bank
barn and space for small cattle op-
Grafton. For details and appointment
to inspect, call Mr.; Smith DE 4101
nings4 FRANCES POWELL HILL
1908 goth st. NV. DE. 4101.
2O0-ACRE ESTATE
On top 'of the world; 14-rm. modern
mansion, 4 baths; 6-rm. modern
managers house: 8 tenant. houses;
5-car garage. barns and good out
bldss. and all farm equipment; q
DILLON LAND co.
1114 Hillwood Ave, Falls Church. Va.
Pa. 3777 Open til FA. 1853
MIDDLEBURG, VA.
m IN eyer, detail; small acreage;
2. Partially restored 200-year -old
stone house with rooms. 4 fire-
places: 8 acres Of land on river. with
in 3 miles Of Middleburg. Priced
most reasonably ct $4,000.
3. 500-acre beef cattle farm. lovely
house. excellent barns and other
farm buildings: So miles from
Washington. Price. $4,000.
4. 460-acre farm with 150-year- old
stone. brick and frame house with
electricity: stone servants quarters;
main house has rooms, Q halls
basement: 2 barns; water in every
field. Price, $685. 900.
3. 224-acre grazing farm on Route
so; necessary farm buildings; ex.
tensive road frontage. Priced rea-
sonably
GRASTY & co.
Phone: once, 4211; Home. 2O61
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED
WANTED-Cottage on bay or ocean.
from July 10 to Aug. 8. Toilet and
cooking facilities; sleep Z: safe for
children; quiet family. Write o. II.
BEASLEY, Jr., I'll 14th st. NV,
Wash, D. c. ID
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

TOP PRICES PAID for 2nd trust
notes. HAROLD B. BONART &
CO., OIL. 5947.
$500 End trust secured on D. C..
property, payable $57 per no.: 6ee;
excellent security. IRENE UNDER
STINE, ST. 1891. la
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GARAGES
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

CAROLINA DEALER will pay
top prices for clean used cars. Call
WouLD LIKE to purchase 1850 or
1851 auto Immediately. Call DI
s0OIUyTHHERN BUYER In town for one
week; highest cash prices paid fol
good clean cars. IA. 1901.
coon NAN FOE BAD CARS and
trucks; tunkers $50 and up. Cal
IA, 1859; immediate removal.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
I1E IHUdHE H5s Ssis as ave. s:sa A AoEEa ofa
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AUToMoTlvE MISC.

SUPER CHARGER, for M. G. Scott;
practically new with decomposition
plates. solex, carburetor, delts; cost
$3.50, complete 1895. WI. 374S.
RADIATOR for 1887 Packard o-cyl-
inder. Series 115. JU. 5-S686. --l5
"LIQUI-MOLY," the new wonder
engine additiye. Reduces wear. fric-
tion and heat. 81 can. Distributors
ALLIED MOTORS
9I2 9th st. NV, RE. 5073
ia
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

BLDG. TO BE USED as auto body
shop, to 10 cars. Chillum, Takoma
54as Pa5s or upper NV area. eau 1a IA
Ist OR End COMMERCIAL. NV.
only; bldg. Is by about 90; prefer
to buy but will lease. Call MR..
9TR0T1p RA Sr00
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WaShington'S Largest Marina
BOATS-NEW AND USED
The Washington Marina
1900 Maine ave. s.w., RE. 4797
Expert outboard motor repairs.
CENTRAL OUTBOARD co
450-Ege st. NV. MA. O221.
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Wetzel
REAL ESTATE
HUI. 4345
INVEsTMENT PROP. FOR SAL

MT. RAINIER CoRNER--For sale by
owner; a good Investment. Two
stores. Q apts.. garage; total rental,
S3,1s0 per yr, total price S2S; SS 300, nns
cash. Owner will take back End
trust for $4,000. No brokers. Call
Two DUPLExEs, $4,000 each: show
So equity return with adequate
reserves; new. best rental section.
MR.. SLATER. RE. 1926; ewes, WI.
1sT COMM. PROPERTY, eo7 5th at.
frame dwelling; lot or house adapt
able to any type Of business. JE-
ROME s. MURRAY. LA. 6-4529.
SILVER sPRING-Larse brick apt
potential increase Of 5.400 Oct l
kL. 1854. CRUBB- "Ovel
20 Yea1f in Silver Spring" Il:
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
SELLERS
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

C-2, 10000 so.
it., bldg. incl; 4S15 Lee hwy, 1000
it. from intersection Glebe rd.. 1876
#. fronting Lee hwy. Price, SEQ
600. $4,000 down, reas. terms.
CAPUTI REALTY CO, FA. 2I22;
FA' 23O9. ~ Ia
1850 I1tS ST. s.E.-store, 2 apts..
garage. parking lot; End comml.
corner alley. Ma. 1889, ia. 1884.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

FOR SALE OR TRADE. SUB. d. c.
Five-yr. -old concrete block. peri.
cond.; 2 bedrms.. tile kit. 1new
stove and refgr.l. tile bath. liv.
rm., dinette; porch; att. gar. with
laun. rm.; central oil heat system;
cooling system; lee. beaut. land
seapsd SEA ssi lot; . few h hundred #: from
largest boat clubs in Miami:
$4,000. with $4,000 GI-FTIA 1st
mortgage at 4G. OR. T048. -13
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR invest
ment in orange groves. timber lands
and cattle ranches, write for full
206 s. Main ST.. Orlando, Fla. .--13
with modern home home
in the Hills Fla: about 15-acres in
fine grove: J0-acres muck soil: bal
in pasture and timber; on paved
road: SEQ. 900. easy terms or trade.
Write on this and other bargains to
HAROLD NJ. VOLLICK, P. o. Box
110. Orlando, Fla. -t3
Wanted-Small Apt. House
PHONE TO. 1884
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FALLS CHURCH
Ofnces In large busy shopping center
new bldg, partitioned to suit
CROWN REALTY. INC. JE. 3-2611
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"THE MAIILIW"

In Historic Fairfax County, only 20
min. from downtown D. c., we Offer
q most handsome 4-bedrm. brick
Colonial. Featuring large rooms,
breezeway to 2-car garage, fecr,
Im.. and screened porch. Beautiful
lot about 105x210. Price $29, 800.
Excel. terms. Immed. possession.
Call Q It'll g.
THE HANES CO.
4o4o Wilson Blvd. ow. 2oei
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MOTORCYCLES

MOTOR SCOOTER, '52 cushman
Eagle, perfect conditions, many ex-
tras; reasonable. IA. 7-S62G. -l3
1913 AIREL. Square 4: incest motor
IN town; 1895 or best offer. Can be
MATGGGEssH MhafGffd 81 4s s9?S 56o &C.. excellent lS
HARLEY TSlVi T6AViDSoiN,,o ,oii Mod e5;
ov. hd.; clean; low mileage: saddle
bags, etc: S475. KLEIN MOTORS,
23ol M st. NV. ME. $3.50. Ia
1851 WHIZZER SPORTSMAN motor
m6 piSe; ,I0g !o% mileage; in perfect cond.
JAVA. 80 $50 &C.: ridden only $500
Call AL. 2OS3 after s. II
TRIUMPH SPEED TWIN 1e4s; good
condition.; apply 3419 Eastern ave.
HARLEY-DAYIDSoN 40 Mod. "a;
o.hHy:;, good cond.; best offer. Ii.
HARtE2-DAvIDsoN fE1i 1s47 Mod. Mis Is;
good cond.: new rings. spotlights
ana chrome; -S2zS-or best offer.
MOTOR SCOOTER, '54 cushman;
ofy,erhauled. new parts; Ca. car paint
good cond.; sa75. oV. S71a. ia
Triumph To-day. stiu at low prices
Speed Twins" "T-I00," Thunder
bird for immed. delivery. Rugged,
handsome. smooth. dollar for dol
lar you can't beat a Triumph"
3 USED SPECIALS
1850 HID "a DIV" Seo5
1941 HID "74 DIV" $21 8
l94S Indian Chief $3.50
1851 Triumph ,..Thunderbird" $ti1 3
1949 HID "125" 30
1947 HID "4" --- S295
Parts, oil. accessories, service: dist.
'Lioui-Moly," the new wonder en-
stne additive.
ALLIED MOTORS
912 9th at. NV. RE. 5O73
Ia
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BARR BUILDING, 80 18th Ct. NV.
nea- Conn. and K. New, modern
/. attl active lesk space for those who
want the best. Receptionist. SWITCH
board mail and telephone answer.
ting service available. Call ST. 3466.
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WAREHoUsEs FOR SALE
WAREHoUsEs FOR RENT

5000 so. FT.. downtown; brick bldg.
End comm, alley entr. CAN Ma.
DOWNTOWN LoCATIoN-s.ooo So
f.: $50 f.: elevators; Mr..
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BUYERS

For apt. houses. commercial, building
sites; sound investments. Call Mr.
Denham, DI. 1911; ewes, 81. 1855
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. Realtors. 927
18th st. NV. Ia
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sroRFs FOR RENT tcent.l

STORE IN LYON PARK shoppins
area with pvt. parking: suitable for
TaI msny businsssss. g csa as1 ALBERT H.
1911 ists Sir. 'N.W.EVXSpprox. 200
50. It. 5000 per mo. A. Q. GARD
INER & CO.. 1881 L st. NV. Ma.
eds 4BLADENsBURG RD. N.E.-New
store, 16x43 f. 500 per mo.
APPROX. APTPRsosx 5000 "a. FT. Of semibsmt.
space In apt. hotel; pvt. entr.. suit
able for ONCE. retail or wholesale
trade; reasonable rent; heat and
water incl. TU. $500, MR.. HAGER-
WHEATON,. Md. sToRE-Just COM
show window. modern lighting and
heating, next door to best corner
IN Wheaton. MR.. JOHNSON. ST.
2345. Ill
Gil sth ST. s.w.-Newly remodeled
store plus Groom apt. GOSS REAL
TY CO., MA. 1853.
1902 FLORIDA AVE. N.W.-Bsmt.
shop; reasonable rent. Apply RAY
MOND w. RUPERT, 1917 nth st.
NV. ST. S4S4. --13
1914 14th ST. N.W.-Fine location
for barber or shoemaker; 800 So.
it.. large show window: rent, S1lO,
p. j. WALSHE, INC.
1115 Eye st. NV, MA. 646S
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OAKTON ACREAGE

COLORED-45O DN., $50 MO. buys
for $1.7O0, 8 acres. 4-room dwellils
needing repairs; on State road;
phone. power and school buslines;
1875 mi. south. TIE. 4131. Ill
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J,JUU-I EfLIWO
Eight level acres with frontage on
hard surface road, 3 mi. MOL.
Ideal for your rambler.
w. w. LEWIS, REALTOR
sH. 2971 Ewes, AP. O567
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CoTTAGTs AVAILABLE WITH
TERMS AS Low AS $1,000 DOWN
ALSO
ACREAGE

Retirement homesites from 2 to
acres, near the water, with use OF
the beach. recreation park and boat
anchorage Priced from $3.50, with
budget terms. Representatives on
property daily and Sunday.
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GA. AND alaska JUNCTION. b. c
next to bank; good lease. GE. 1866
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-08-22
Reports Upswing
OF Catechumens

HIROSHIMA. Japan - NC)-
Splitting the atom has led to re-
lease of new and almost unimag-
Unable energies. Now something
like a spiritual atomic energy
seems to be at work in the central
Catholic parish of this Japanese
city.
hast year the area was quar-
tered" with the erection of three
new parishes. But the original
quarter now has twice as many
catechumens as the entire district
had IL months ago-400 as COM
pared with only 100. Last year 141
adult converts were baptized in
the whole area. This year, 146
were baptized in the small central
parish alone.
One hired cateehist does moth
ing except teach the catechumens
at the Junior College of Music
established some years ago by the
Rev. Ernest Goossens, 81, whose
contention that Christianity and
music go together is strikingly
borne out by the number of cate
chumens at the school,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-08-22
Labor Day

Continued from Page II
erS. Today, mass production work
erS are now large part of labor:
clerical workers and sales people
consider themselves more and
more a part of labor; management
itself has become largely an EN-.
ployee in the shift from owner
managers to shareholders.
These changes have made near
ly all of us labor, including a
large part of the professional peo
pie" the statement says.
Directing attention to "basic de
fects in American economic life
that still need to be corrected, the
statement says:
White collar workers have not
organized enough to protect them
selves, and federal and state laws
give them little protection. There
remains the perennial American
problem of how to prevent dis.
elimination in employment, par.
ticularly against Negroes and Mex
leans. While the hours of work
have been reduced, 'speedup' has
been increased in some industries
beyond all reasonable considera
ton.
There remains, also, the prob
lem of how the union in the sin
gle plant and throughout a
whole industry can be not only a
protective organization but one
which works together with man.
agement for the general welfare
of the company, the industry and
the country. There is marked
improvement in the attitude OF
management towards their co.
workers farther down the line.
The credit is due not only to the
union and to legislation; manage.
ment itself has voluntarily co.
operated"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-08-22
Ohio State Grads
To Begin Studies
For Priesthood

William II Donegan, who will
graduate next Friday from Ohio
State university, Columbus, has an.
nounced that he will enter Mt ST.
Mary of the West seminary, Nor
wood, 10 begin studies for the
priesthood.
Donegan is the fourteenth stu
dent at Ohio State in the past three
years to study for the priesthood
lie viii be awarded cum laude'
Bachelor Of Science degree in edu-
cation, with major in public
school music, at Fridays com
mencement.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam II. Donegan Of Mineral Ridge,
Donegan will be assigned to the
Diocese of Youngstown.
Raymond Kozerowaski, who was
a Junior at Ohio State, has entered
the Dominican Order al ST. Plus
Priory, Dubuque, Iowa, and will
receive the habit Aug. 30.
He was the thirteenth OSU stu
dent to study for the priesthood
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-08-22
~. Mary College Student
Wins Essay Contest Prize

Mary Catherine Zang, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis X. Zang,
729 Linwood avenue, and a student
at the College of ST. Mary of the
Springs. won a $40 award in ma
tional essay contest conductef by
the National Forensic Comm ion
of the National Federation o. cath
Ollie College Students.
Thomas J. O'Keele OF Boston
College won the 500 first prize;
the $50 second prize went to Joan
{. Mccarthy of College Miseri-
cordia Dallas, Pa, while the S25
third prize went TO Kenneth j..
Jerzig, former student at st.
Mary's University, San Antonio,
Tex, now IN the army,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-08-22

/ Grades | ana II - Erskine Hall, Room
l45. Group leader Sister Consolata
RS.M. Holy Family. Columbus.
Grades Ill and ~ = Upper Assembly
+ Room. Group leader Sister Stephanis
+ 0.s +. Holy Redeemer. Portsmouth.
Grades aud VI = Assembly Room
Group leader Sister Marie Anthony
T S.N.D., St. Aloysius. Columbus.
Grades VII and VIII Erskine Hall
Room 234. Group leaader Sister Mary
Of the Angels. s.lB.s., St. Cyprisn. Co
lumbus.
200 p. m. Elementary General Ses-
sion Erskine Hall
Reading" Father John A. O'Brien
+ Notre Dame University.
Discussion; "Recruting for Christ IN
Our Teaching" Discussion leader. Sister
/ Elizabeth Glare. csc, St. Cstharine, Co
lumbus.
900 p. m. = High School Workshop
College Hall Lounge.
Planning specific methods in teaching
to be used during the year to further the
theme Recruiting for Christ" -. Faith.
er Thomas Sahrey, Moderator.
Group Leaders Religion Father John
Kennedy. College Hall Lounge.
Social Studies Sister Thomas Albert
O.P.. Room 222, Erskine Hall.
English-Dr. Wilfred Eberhsrd. Room
PA, Erskine Hal.
Natural Sciences Room 2Ol. Erskins
Hall.
200 y. m. General meeting Of all
groups. Report Of group activities. etc
, :45 p. m. Adjourn promptly.
3 90 p. m. General Session Parent
1 Teacher Association -Erskine Hall Pa.
rental Objections to Religious Vacations.
r. Father Edward Healey.
4 100 y. m. General Session - Erskine
Hall. Recruiting for Christ" Father
John A. O'grien. Professor of Religion
Notre Dame University.
His ExcelencS, The Most Reverend
Michael j. Ready. DID.
Pontifica Benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament.
( Christ the King Chapel.
Exhibits
You are cordially invited to Wait the
interesting exhibits in Erskine Hall. Tc
those companies which are participating
in our meeting. We extend a sincere well
come and assure them that we sppreci-
ate the sacrifices that they and their
representatives have made TO attend.
Committees
Hospitality Mother Bernadine, O.P.
, Sister M. Virginia, 0.P. Sister NJ. Vic
toria, O.P.; Dominican Sisters.
Exhibits Father Robert w. Harwirk
School Displays Assembly Room,
Erskine Hall.
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1900 m. Luncheon.
:o0 p. m. Elementary Workshop
"Intergrstng the Curriculum" tGrsdes
to inelusivel. Erskine Hall.
Skit Fifty Years Ago, Sisters of St.
Dominic
The Meaning Of fnteprstion" Sister
Elizabeth Clare. csc. Principal of St.
Csthsrine School. Columbus.
Demonstration OF an Integrated Re-
ligion Lesson, Grade VI, Sister Nj. Plus,
O.S.F., Immaculate Conception School,
Columbus.
Civic Club Demonstration Grade VIII.
Sister Teresa Joseph. sen, Immaculate
Conception School. Bennison, Ohio.
loo p. m, High School Workshop.
College Lounge. Panel Discussion. Re-
craiting for Christ in the Teaching Of
Religion Social Studies. English and the
Natural Sciences, Father Thomas Ssh-
rey Moderator; Panel Members Religion,
Father John Kennedy; Social Studies.
Wilfred Eberhard: Natural Sciences.
2:f5 p. m. Group Discussion.
LAS ~. m. Adjournment
3 100 D. m. Closed Meeting Priuci-
pals of Diocesan Schools. Father Ben
nett Applegate, Acting Superintendent Of
Schools.
400 D. m. - General Session. Our
cations" Father John J. Kennedy, St.
Lawrence Church, Chicago. Illinois.
Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
Christ the King Chapel.
Thursday. Aug. 2s
College Of 81. Mary Of the Springs
80 =. m. Mass for deceased teach
ers Of Diocese Of Columbus, Father Rem
nett Applcgate, Celebrant, Christ the
King Chapel.
2 100 a. m. Exhibits open.
10000 q. m. General Session. Erskine
Hall.
Diocesan Vocation Program'-Father
Thomas A. Sahrey.
Tine Work of the Missions office and
the Cooperation Of the Classroom Teach
ers'' Father James ". kulp, Diocesan
Director. Society for the Propagation Of
the Faith.
II 90 q. m. - General Session tMusic)
Erskine Hall,
''Earthythmics and the Liturgy" Sister
NJ Helene. or. st. Mary Of the Springs
THE Obligation Of Teaching Chant
Father r. Thomas Gsllen, Diocesan Di-
rector Of Music.
1900 - Luncheon.
:00 .. m. Elementary Workshop
Group Sessionst
Group Work Suggestions for Vital
izing the Teaching ~ Religion"