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Salesman

$4,000 q year guaranteed II you
are The Tight man. Here are ths
III S3 to 80 years Of age.
(2) Personality plus.
t3) A top producer. month after
month. n your present orsaniza-
tfS 4 sales leader IN all past ORGAN
tsS Wiifiiias to work. hard and Ions
t61 4 : resident or willing to make
washington % yogr .htamo,u. home;
(Sl In your own opinion Q
SUPER SALESMAN
II your record win stand the test
which Win be handled in strict
confidence, Our present statesmen
know about this ad. Box 327.H,
Star. --s2
SALESMEN-Two men are wanted
for Job that Is different. Car
furnished. Liberal salary. All sales
Sy Syns COMPANY nrs Wv Weekly H @ eSrninss should
exceed $3.50 Local refs. and D. c.
ORPfN. 55II i4th st. NV. -22
statesmen - Cover Maryland. Del
aware, District OF Columbia terri
tory with nationally advertised drug
and variety store products; car es-
sential; exp. contracting drug trade
helpful but not necessary; compen-
sation. draw against liberal COM
mission plus, bonus arrangement:
full details first letter for interview.
Box GOLD, Star. 90
(3), local training will be
given to suitable applicants who are
interested In being located in the
following Va. towns: Richmond. Roa-
nolse and Norfolk Average earnings
976 Q week. We guarantee $50 q
week during training period. We
furnish transporta tion. Apply q to
10 am. Room S27. 724 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-01-22

REAL ESTATE statesmen
Two hve-wire men to sell real estate.
For info, call SOUTHEAST REALTY
Co, Ii. 6-2O00. -27
RECEIVING CLERK, good opportunity
Apply between 10 and IL Monday
and Tuesday WESTINGHOUSE
ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.. 12f6 & st..
NV. Mr. Allen. ---224 sss4
Evening star., 1952-01-22
COTIEGE GRADUATES

ance co. Is. Offering to men. 22-20
yrs. Of age an opportunity to enter
iusur. business In claims dept. These
are career positions for men with
character and potential supervisory
In security and advancement. Salary
begins with training. Write letter,
giving full personal data to Boz
Evening star., 1952-01-22
.IEWFT nv STATESMAN

In large. Well-estab.
hshed jewelry store. Alert and .ag'
gresSivenesS prime requisites. Salar,
and commission, vacation with pay
conditions. Apply in person. Sci
Mr., Roth. CAsTELBERG,S, 1904 ]
Evening star., 1952-01-22
PERSONAL

CHRISTIAN GROUP starting new
church In washington invites Chart
er members, desiring opportunities
for service. Box 2f0-D. Star. "a
WILL ACCOMPANY to or from Yves,
Coast. children, elderly person, IN
yaiid; registered nurse travelling
Ssase KS o. 1snsa ioass n ssot seEe WeeSs
JOHNSON, OR. 1873. 22s
BONDED LICENSED Baby Sitters
Service exper.. reliable, white women
sa.ld care agency. RE, 3457 or Du.
sPANisH : SPEAKING young lady
wanted; capable Of giving CONVERSE
tional instruction. BOX 7l-k. star,
HEMS-special for Jan. 81 each.
dresses or skirts, any width. inelud-
NEEDLECRAFT SERVICE. ai6 18th
ST. NV, End 6oJr. 2s
.EHAshsEi Lynn sEAJHf9 sa5IHSSi eoRRISE. Ti Tisi6
Room 3 And \ BOARD for elderly p.q.
desired. 652S deorsis ave. NV,
GE. 4258. -22
SHARON-Nurstng care Of the aging
and chronicaliy III. MRS. BRYAN
NEAL. Director. Ashton 494l.
NURSING and convalescent home
varancy. Spring HILL nr. Mclean,
Va. MRS. MILDRED BRYAN, d.
rector, OIL. 7109.
GRADUATE NURSE, treatments
given al your home or at my Of
nee. AID. 3174.
IA ENGEL. DRESsMAKER
Dresses: suits. coats 70 order. Re
centrally located. Modern studio.
Quick service. Expert workmanship.
lilo r st: NV. RIM. 20. EX. 1903
RUTH MARIE SNARR
CONSULTANT ON FORMS 81
MANUSCRIPTS, CORRESPONDENCE
EDITING AND TYPING
DISTRICT $685.
1907 EYE ST. NV.
st SPOTS
Removing before your very eyes with
the formulas of our chemist. with or
without cleaning.
'Excuisite," The Dye Work Specialist
GE. 0777
Evening star., 1952-01-22
JEWEL TEA co.
HIGH s, uQOI. BOYS
OPPORTUNITY

To Train For ManagerShip
national finance organiza-
tion needs alert, aggressive, young
men. age 81 to 35, to. train a.
branch managers. Straight salary.
Car allowance; paid vacations;
other dement's. Apply in person.
LINCOLN LOAN SERVICE, INC.
70O2 Carroll ave. Takoma Park. Nd.
or 3412 r. I. ave-. Mt. Rainier;
Evening star., 1952-01-22
MEN-PART TIME

~ sd NAG4N--I S1n1 j 1MG
Kxceptional earning during evening
hours for men Of high character
and ambition. Could quickly lead
70 top paving permanent. position.
presented by appointment to se-
lected prospects. Apply Tues, Jan.
22. PM, Adams Room, Wardman
PARK Hotel. -22
young MAN. to start as file clerk
with ample. opportunity for ad-
yancement In large Casualty In
slranse Co. See Mrs. Cassidy
HARTFORD ACCIDENT g INDEM-
NIFTY CO.. 1000 Vermont ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN. high school graduate.
for clerical position; 5-dav wk.: good
starting salary and excellent OPP
Portnnity for adyancement. gill
4oGNG MAN, vi sratt tex. sxsmpt-we bay.
al arenins 10 Tor the Proper voans aas
man as q pen mechanic: expert
ence not necessary, as we will train
you. Bring references. B J. HUGHES
PEN CO, sos 14th st. NV. Dc
j YsssjSa si4s Ssond. NAN. around s5 yrs. S o,
ing stationery and ONCE supplies
rosition Is permanent and
others an excellent opportunity fol
as.ressive, alert young man
Reply In handwriting. giving pre-.
ylSus scH expsTTiease; igT ass, education and refs
YOUNG MAN, under rs. general in.
side. man; for young, growing or.
sanitation, Call Ma. 7044. Pc
learn floor and wall tile work; must
be handy and neat. Telephone RE
YoGNG MAN, 1s to 22, for billing iii
and gen.. once work: good phone
voice and .knowiedse Of typing es-
ssntls ssals for Fsssmasns rsrs Ssaso JOB a sS9a s
q Co. 3121 18th st. NV. CO. 0200.
Evening star., 1952-01-22
PHARMACI5STS
PORTERS

PpEssER, Opportunity for man who
is looking for 3 real job. good pay
ana good working condition. l..
,AXTERG. 5flIS Conn. ave. NV.
PRINTER-PRESSMAN. must be COM
petent. SOUTH CAPITOL PRESS.
PRODUCE MAN, permanent oppor-
tunity for right man; must have ex-
perience. Phone WI 203S. BROOK
. VILE MARKET. 6421 Brookyille
PRODUCTION MEN, ice cream ex-
perience preferred but not essential.
For well-estabiished ice cream plant
in Silver Spring. Flant Is easy to
free parking space: 5Hs-day week:
good pay, paid vacations. free hos
pitaliZation. Age desired, 1886.
Cali CLIFFORD ICE CREAM CO..
6H. 1888. Sundays or weekdays for
REAL IIIliEsHiSH ESTATE SALES MASsNGER-
Wanted for Mont. Co. once, o good
knowledge Of Silver Spring and
Bethesda properties. BOX 44-D. star.
REAL ESTATE sALEsaFEN-We are
moving to the best office location IN
North Arlington February 1st. VIII
need two experienced men who can
be relied upon. An excellent 0ppor-
tunity for the right men. EDWARD
r. BRIGGS, REALToR, IA. 5-7744.
Evening star., 1952-01-22
AMBITIOUS
YOUNG MEN

Who have had no previous
experience in our business are
earning S100 per week. No
matter what your experience
has been. you can do the same.
If you are q willing worker
and have q ear. Position offers
excellent salary. plus liberal
bonus. Phone Mr.. COLQUlTT
at Ma. 416l for PERSONAL inter-
vfews
Evening star., 1952-01-22

SHIPPING CLERK
Reliable man, TO work 40-hr.
wk iil shipping room. to
prepare movies for shipping.
interesting work. Apply in
person, WARMER BROTH
. ERS PICTURES, 901 New
Jersey ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-01-22
u s. EMPL. SERVICE
CLERICAL, AND PROFESSIONAL
OFFICE LOCATED
315 18th st: NV.


315 18th st. NV.
ENGINEERS: indust. spec. nickel
or magnsln.. plastic tech: process
piping engr.: radio dispatchers: also
hookkprs.. stenos.. typists. other
local Il, anS anEs SVeFsHss aNn i1SSbGsi;ysTR1AL 1SGs;
OFFICE LOCATED
SOB K st. NV.
Restr. workers: auto bodymen;; meen
(tools): electr ID. C. Hc); ma
chinists; wool pressers; porters;
constr. mech. ttoolsl; truck CRY.
and serv, sta. attendants 3D. c,
DO NOR TELEPHONE
NATIONAL EMPL. SERVICE
MEN
SALES
Beverage co. (trained) $65 plus car
Paper and janitor supply CO.; sal.
Frozen foods (traineesl $50
Wk. plus car allowance:
OFFICE POSITIONS
Bkkpr. (asst to comply $60-$s0 wk-
Bkkpr. tsome knowl' sSed q sygaasgs,I yEgass mn
Jr. acct. $3.50 mo.
Asst bkkpr. {Alex.) $3.50 mo.
Secvs $2S0-$340 mo.
Airline reservationists - $212 mo.
Clerk -typists ----...-----$ $2s7 mo.
5s; .,0,E, s5sinssr' BEE D'g; :s.soS soSr ".
Architectural craftsmen texpeF: q
Wiremen telectfonics) $45-$65 w.
Rodmsfa $60-$S0 wk.
1n1o 18th Sf NV FIX 7270
Evening star., 1952-01-22
BOOK AND MAG. MEN

White. For the best deal In town
on either books or mags. Phone
McManis. Cairo Hotel, Z to 9 pm.
Your choice Of SO to 500 deals,
mo. pay. local or virgin road ter
ritory, new car transp. and elbow
invest a nickel and maybe increase
your. earnings $50 to $50 Wkiy. or
I'll buy. "a
BRICKLAYERS, loo men needed for
lge. housing project in Richmond,
eaoS vi eal FtREpR6oE1Ts NE Net EE GO JOSS Ss AS
BRICKLAYERS. Is men needed for
So per hr. Call Mr.. Metz. RE. 1885.
CAMERA sTORE SALESMAN. expert
enced only, good position for 9
good man. BENZ. A. RITZ. 61S
18th st. NV, ST. 1853. -27
Evening star., 1952-01-22
MESSENGERS

full-time positions fol
sHs sssr neat il nears q nee as
and willing to give regular attend
ance II under fS. bring birth GER
tificate. Apply Personnel. Room
605 Open weekdays. S:30s6 1nd
sat. 9-1 No phone calls
Evening star., 1952-01-22

ROOM CLERK
Meat appearing young man; able to
7, meet public well: to work on desk
/ in downtown hotel. Experienced
preferred. Alternating shift. Apply
In person TO Mr.. Pul1il0ve.
HOTEL RALEIGH
18th and Pa. Ave. NV. --23
ROUTEAIAN, for established laundry
and dry cleaning routes. Excellent
opportunity for ambitious mem 81
day week: good base pay. with
liberal commission and guaranteed
minimum. See NJ: Heinhuch.
st. NV. RE. 0033 --27
ROUTEMAN, permanent position for
capable young white man; age
2l-36, to be trained as. linen sup
plies fouteman.. This 10 pleasant
work; 5-day Wk.; good pay with
company established over so years.
Applicants must be steady, sober.
and have d. c. drivers permit. Ref
erences required. Apply in person
weekdays, 0-12. 2-5. to Mr.. Towies,
NATIONAL LAUNDRY CO., II
ROUTEMAN for laundry and dry
cleaning route. no experience neces-
sary: must have references and pc
able to meet the public. See MI.
Ellis. WASHINGTON LAUNDRY,
: gfsST K St NV s$- ----S1 ~
Evening star., 1952-01-22
HELP MEN

CLERK-TKPIST. with some know
office work 5-day week, permanent
EMPLOYMENT for right party, Box
Tx, Star. "a
CLERK-TYPIsT. for bookkeeping
office. Accuracy and neatness more
important than speed. 5-day VIZ,
Good working conditions. Physically
handicapped preferred. ME. 5g40
for appt. %
CLOTHING SALESMAN
for retail clothing store.
Top salary, steady position; good
opportunity. Apply HOLLYWOOD,
703 Tth st. NV. --S2
Evening star., 1952-01-22
YOTTNG MAN

20 to 25. preferably draft exempt;
interesting work, cailing on archi-
tects. contractors and public ON
cials In D. c. and Western Mary
land, for national concern Oppor-
tuntty for advancement; 5-day week;
$3.50 mo. to start, plus mileage and
eXpenseS Box 2A1 ID. Star -2R
Evening star., 1952-01-22
MEN WANTED

For outdoor clerical work. ages, is
through SO: no ,exper. required;
fulI-time work with promotionaf op-
port; must be accurate with figures
and have legibie handwriting: 5-day,
40-hr. wk.. varied hrs: paid vaca-
mo. to start. Apply employment
ONCE. CAPITAL TRANSIT Co, 3tth
and M SITS. NV, Take No. 80
R0SSlyny car --92
Evening star., 1952-01-22

Loekland, Ohio, and West
Lynn. Mass, are choice COM
munities. near Cincinnati and
Boston. Enjoy the social and
civic advantages OF small resi-
Dental communities and the
large city.
Evening star., 1952-01-22
ROOM CLERK
ROOM CLERK

Experienced: lOO-rm. hotel; employe
benefits. pleasant working conditions.
Box BOD, Star. -22
Evening star., 1952-01-22
SERVICE SALESMAN

Excellent opportunity for experienced
man: must have references; good
salary. pleasant working conditions
with large Ford dealer. Free life
and disqualification fnsur. CHER
NER MOTOR CO.. 1781 Florida ave.
NV. See Mr., Spence. ---s6
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Goni salary: to-day wk.; .. g.
/ JoHNNY's TExACo SERVICE SRA
.TT0N Goth hnd New York ave. = W.
SERVICE STATION SHIT MsNs
nifsf De experienced and able to
accept 9feSpdnsihility fuii-fime posi-
I ton, NV. section; refs. necessary.
Evening star., 1952-01-22
HELP MEN ]
gERVTfsEMAN

FOR field service in. fountain dispens-
ing equipment; no expeEienees re-
Quired but mechanical ability neces-
sary. must have Md; drives permit:
. TO !.
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
1901 East-West Hwy q. g., Md.
Evening star., 1952-01-22

s-4
CLERK wanted for retail ana dry
cleaning store. exper. not necessary.
Would prefer some one in the silver
Spring area. Apply MORNTNGSIDE
LAUNDRY COMPANY, $500 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring. -22
CLERK, young man to wait on Gus
toners. ETC.. with opportunity Tor
future IN our business. MALLOREY
OFFICE SUPPLY CO., 732 9th st.
CLERK for shipping dept, ages "a
sood so s9s ssisr5 50viass apDs suN Paf o &c. &c.
CLERKS. ice cream store. Fnil. or
part time. To work II our silysf
spring, Bethesd& or Arl Stofess b1a
days per VIZ. for full-ttnie workers.
Excellent opportunity for .adyenee-
rnenf. Paid vacations Snd hqspitaii-.
gatlon. Applicants shoul0 Be between
l9 and 36 yys. Call CLIFFORD ICE
,CREAM cQ. gH. 473S. SUNDAYS ~
Evening star., 1952-01-22

YOUNG MEN. to learn trade IN wood,
paid while learning. pad holidays,
4O-hf. wk; vacation and other eya-
ploye benefits. Apply J. z. HANGER.
INC 3Sf O. st NV .A-2g
Evening star., 1952-01-22
COPY BOY

B0UNTERMAN : for meat stand:
steady worker. Apply Stand 4s: J.
Miller, o ST: MARKET, 18th and o
COUNTERMAN, white, part time;
experienced preferred but not nee
essary. Apply HILLS TAVERN. 1905
Seminary rd., Silver Spring, Nd;
C0UNTER-sANDWICH MAN. local
reference: $50 per week to start.
PROFESSIONAL COFFEE SHOP,
1925 Eye st. nv. - -21
DANCE TEACHERS. part-time eve
ming work; age S20-30 with good
: appsaranSe, now employed ana no
evenings. 7-10, and have fun doing
it. Complete training given free.
Apply in person, THE VICTOR
aTTTT1TO0 iran Copn ave 90
Evening star., 1952-01-22
ADVERTISING
SALESMAN

70 travel and sell newspaper adver-
tising. II you have proven ability
as salesman, you can earn $4,000
9 year commission. Experience in
fleld not REQUIRED, We train you.
Must have car and be free to travel.
ment. 9 to 4; NE. 5000. Ext. 2D9.
Evening star., 1952-01-22
: Statesmen


Earn terrific commissions
selling national brands
of television. No canvas
sing. Sell only to bona
fide leads. Close sales
quickly with large trade
in allowances. Car nee
essary. See
JOE BURKE
Home Appliance Co.
1921 Fl st. NE.
Evening star., 1952-01-22
ADJUsTER

opportunity for 2 sxp. small loan
men IA tast-gfoNing CO..; excellent
salary and ear allowance or car fur
niahed; excellent Xorking eonoitions.
ranged. Gee Mr.. Halptn.
CALVERT CRKDrT corr.
094S q Z Ave-. Mt. Rainier. Md
Evening star., 1952-01-22
GENERAL ELECTRIC FUTURE N

The security offered BY an
expanding new industry whose
DEVELOPMENT will extend into
the peacetime years.
Valuable. advanced profess
sional training in the new.
vital field of Jet engines,
Pension and stock bonus
plans, and Of course. health
and life insurance benefits.
Evening star., 1952-01-22

When anspeftne .adpeTtieemenfs
adiTesaed 60 StdS bo1eS, do NOT
i,sclose original references. ghoto.
crGDhs on other materials OF 1ef.
softdl pdlse. Copies sefue the R1Is
rose and CFt0tn0ls mag oct IosS.
Evening star., 1952-01-22
CAR HOPS

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
Interesting Jobs for youns men on
full time or week end. day or night
shift: salary aplus excellent TIPS;
meals and uniforms furnished;
employment benefits include paid
vacation, sick leave. insurance and
hospitalizatioR: ApySy EMPLOY
MENT aoT SJTISHo IsSHHoppEs. INC.
ROOM 200. CoIORAI 4 BLDsi.
1341 @ ST. NV. NO PHONE CALLS,
Evening star., 1952-01-22

frst class; none other
need apply. 3109 Webster st.. Mt.
CGR PREPARAT1ON ASSISTANT.
need not be experienced mechanic
but should have some mechanical
experience. Would have 2 assist
ants and would take responsibility
for conditioning and arrangement
Of large new and, used car display.
Good wages. opportunity for ad-
vancement. Apply In person. p.
Jones, LEE D. BUTLER, INC. 121
CAR WASHER, fully experienced. IN
S45 S weekly weekly to % start. ESQ SERVICE
CENTER, North Capitol and Flor
CASHIER, in retail store. for physi-
cally handicapped. person recurring
sitting down work. able 70 make
change quickly and accurately, keep
simple records; good references re-
Evening star., 1952-01-22

5 days. paid vacation, group insnI-
ance. permanent empl0yment. high
school education. age 21 to ~.
a9pIS 5hs bpRY pfEYSoeai eairNdER ALE CO. NC.
1901 East-West highway. Saiiyer
Spring. I'D
DRIVING INSTRUCTORS--Auto, t31,
S75-S100 week. II you have an
ambition to be . professional in this
work, but are short In training and
experience, you may qualify Tor en-
pIoyment by o leading school nov
enlarginR its instruction stan. Ap-
pIicants must be clean-cut and .oi
good character, 21-30 years old,
They must be superior drivers n
the opinion OF the school, able tn
obtain D. C. instructors permit, and
with personal affairs arranged to
permit immediate, intensive. free
training In advance Of asstgnment
to teaching schedule. For inter
Views, call CO. 1884. IA
DRUG CLERK, exper. desired. Steady.
full time. $50 to start, plus extras
HIGGER'S DRUGS. INC. 50l7 Conn
DRUGG CLERK. exper.; ref; fun OF
part time. PETWORTH PHARMACY,
A2fl Ga. ave, NV. ----HS
Evening star., 1952-01-22
SALESMAN

A national product company openins
a branch. ONCE in District wants
man. with ear. with q desire to
learn selling with q definite future.
wk. or more. Commission and car
alloRancn. RaX 2RArD Star. 80
Evening star., 1952-01-22
DRAFTSMEN
ARCHITECTURAL
1888 sSGS s2R }2eR
sHAPfRo 1nPlfIR

D6SkAe ! 400EIN, C11EfIkAGs1SAo
AND SENIORS
Light mechanical field. ATTRACTIVE
salary: three to flve years drafting
experience; knowledge toleranceS
fits and clearances. ST. 09S6.
DRIVER-SALEsMAN. age 25 to 40,
for established food products route;
5-day wk.; paid vacation, Insurance
benefit; SOS min. weekly; must give
DRIVING record. Apply IN person
CAPITOL FRITo CO. 1880 Be
thesda ave, Bethesda. Md. -22
DRIVER, part time, for nursery
school bus; drivers license and
refs. necessary. JU. 7-7474. "a
references required; good pay, steady
Job; insurance benefits. Apply Dis
TRICT LINEN SERVICE CO., 66 l
81. Sc. .--.l.a -
Kodiak mirror., 1952-05-17

while under the influence of intoxicating liquor and to reckless driving.
 He was arrested Sunday morning.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-05-17

George s. Davis, "A, US MIG, received a 90 day sus- pended sentence after he pied guilty in City Magistrate Bob Hedloff's court to driving
Kodiak mirror., 1952-05-17

early this week to confer Wltn members of the local rent con trol board.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-05-17

Dorothy Tyner. area direc- tor for the Office of Rent StabiIization, arrived here
Kodiak mirror., 1952-05-17

FOR SALE = GE automatic clothes dryer. Like new. Cali It. Cooper. Navy phone 39O or 3343.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-05-17
Ciussifieds

DON'T FORGET-the annual VFW baby contest May IS. Entrance fee S1.O0. For children up to and including three years of age. Entry blanks at@Bert's and Knud sens. 5-l7
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-11-14
Father Savage To Conduct
Solemn Noyena Here

The twentieth annual Solemn
Novena, in honor of the Feast OF
the Miraculous Medal, will be con-
Quoted at St. Mary Magdalene
Church, West Side, by the Rever-
end John Edward Savage C.M. Of
New York. The Novena will begin
on Tuesday, Nov 18, and will close
on Wednesday, Nov. 20. Exercises
will be held each day at 3 p. m.
and at 7:30 p. m.
The new weekly Novena series,
in honor of the Miraculous Medal,
will be held at the Church begin
ming on Monday, Nov. II, and the
Reverend Anthony Klausing, Pro
fessor at College of Josephinum,
win preach.
The Sacrifice of the Mass is of
fered every Monday morning at
$50 for the intention of those max
inc the Novena. other exercises
held on Monday are at 10 a. m; 3;
4; Sis; s; Gas; 7:30; 8:15 and at
8 p. m.
Confessions are heard during
and after each exercise for the con
yenience of those making the No
vena. Enrolment in the Miraculous
Medal is held Immediately after
each novena service as well as the
blessing of Religious Articles
which can be had at the Church.
Transportation from downtown
is had by taking the Sulliyant Ave
nue. bus to the end of the line.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-11-14
Retreat League Regional Conference
Continued from Page i

NNUAtAuuc0 l4OHl rage ID
The spirit Of Jesus seems to have
abandoned her.
"She has become yitiated by the
infidelities of her members, par
alyzed by politics. feeble with in
lection from the spirit of the
world. She has no longer the pow
er to produce saints"
"Just as Jesus was betrayed and
put TO death, now in His Mystical
Body, He is dragged before new
Judges in our age.
~We have found the Church per-
verting our nation and claiming TO
be 3 king" the worldlings shout.
The Church acts counter to the
interests of our way of life. The
Church is hostile to our democ-
racy. The Church seeks political
power. American freedom is
threatened by Catholic power. We
shall have no king but Caesar. Ours
is strictly secular state. The
Church perverts our political
IDEAL"
And, Bishop Wright said, the an
swer is still the same that my
kingdom is not of this world" and
Christ through His Church still
answers:
THE freedom which ! give is the
freedom of the sons of God who
are saints. and it is my work. my
holy destiny. to raise up, in all
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-11-14
Spanish Youth
Camps Viewed
With Alarm
PreIate Warns Seminarians
A Against Neo-Paganism
Practiced By Falangists

MADRID, Spain - (NC) - His
Eminence Pedro Cardinal Segura
y Saenz, Archbishop of Seville, has
voiced concern that the custom of
having seminarianS spend their
summer vacation in Falange youth
camps may be "grayely harmful"
to them and the Church.
The Falange, the government
controlled party, maintains these
camps for the physical and ideo-
logical training of future leaders.
About 20 TO 10000 boys attend dur
ing the summer months.
In a previous pastoral the Car
dinal had-without mentioning the
FaIange by name - criticized GER
tain 'neo-pagan" practices which,
he said, survived in some coun-
tries" from national-socialist ide-
ology.
Cardinal Segura quoted Pope
Plus XI as saying that Seminarians
should use their vacations TO I'm
crease and strengthen their re-
ligious zeal" However, by spend
ing weeks in an entirely different
environment, intermingling with
members of political organizations,
such seminarians might lose their
vocation for the priesthood and al
so engage in politics, he warned.
The Cardinal refrained from any
criticism of the Falange youth
front as such, terming it patriotic
organization.
In his criticism of "neo-pagan
practices" the Cardinal singled out
/ the custom of ending party rallies
with the cry: "Those who died for
/ Spain-Present.' Such practices
he said, indiscriminatingly link
those who died within and without
! the Church. Moreover, he added
/ there is no doctrinal basis whatso
ever for assuming that the dead
are present at such meetings.
In conclusion the Cardinal said
that neo-paganism was revived IN
modern times by the German nazis
who, thanks to Providence, suffer
ed the terrible punishment of totaI
/ destruction.