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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY 1862 Monterey; black,
lSas srss eWnsl 1aais saSSG afss'r jG i0e @sS
MERCURY 40 convertible coupe;
radio. heater. defroster, elec. win
doys; Ss6o; FR. 025s; -
noS rssds tor seivefs efy 5ScR Rqas!s fsY
NJ. CT. C., As. new tires. new
NJ! throYShSut YShS $685. c.dEt., FA 7qa4 r.. n.I 5
iGS snd tnaae tmt5sassi su siGSS; sLisS can nspce
M.G. 1852 It'd; $500 miles; red;
will guarantee best in Wash. area
81 .995; many extras, chromed
yA. Taee5s b5s6S. heatsF Ext E1s Wv tires, etc
MG., I'd. NIX II, 1852. Have you
I can change that in q hurry, Dc
you want q car that accelerates like
a rocket. holds the road like glue
and handles easier than anythins
you've ever driven. Parks easier
with beautiful custom paint lob and and
many extras, including heater and
tonneau cover. Must sell, because
wife expecting: expecting me to sell
the car. that is; 1t would cost 81
0UU TO oupncate, Will Sacrlnce Tor
$1.965. or best acce liable offer.
Can arrange financinss OIL 51S6,
MORRIS 1853 sedan; new. on dis
play; ,SI,475. JOE HE1sHMAN's
fSn sS12 W. seffeTSop ST pss4sv Psvis hwy Arlins-
MORRIS MINOR late 81; like new
leather interior. heater, defroster
35 m.p.g., 12,5OO miles, orig. owner
1915. Box GIT, Star 60
NASH Al Ambassador "6" 4-door
| excel. motor and tires. weather-eyt
heater; S175. EN-. 9159. -6
| NASH 1910 de luxe sedan: beautiful;
S255, full price. ROPER" 18th
and r. /. ave. ne.
NASH 81 Rambler station wagon
beautiful two-tone green finish; Xix,
new, one owner, low mileage. Ou,
s!HisGa' eGxsG M6ToR 6Eres Co. INC. cHEya 49s!
sysninas Wtss8nsin Tn aye y. OIL slo0. g oPs'
NASH 1851 Rambler cony: coupe: =
BAKER. 4034 Wis. ave. EN-. 1886
1 IS
NASH 80 Ambassador 4-dr.: spotles.
baby blue finish and fully equipped
r. and h., overdrive. custom plasti,
seat 10 covers; r,!;g sgsrantesd snd onl,
Sill Wisconsin ave. NV. WO. 1899
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AUToMoBILE FOR SALE

AUsTINs ~. $685. '4s, s545; .4s.
o1fesa $685. sss6; 80 aiilmsn aHTass :sdsn;. ssdSS;
fSsfS; fsy; 81 so1z Millmssn s9 sS9 ssSp9v Y se7 81
Rover. 81. .ssb: Si'ea 81 Austin iosH Atlantic. Hi
JACK PRY. i4th and : sts. Est.
AUSTIN 1e4s tan 2-door; $3.50.
oEns5 s.sss5. transferred must sell: % 5E'
AUSTIN, new. latest models, $1,S25;
1853 Henry J. S1.631: 1868 Kaiser
now on display. Immediate deliv.
cry. top trade in. For the best deal
in town see your direct factory
ssaeT MANHATTAN ATT boab AuTo .d.s kd T.
ewes. til 8 pm. Est. 1914.
AUSTIN '4S 2-dr; equipped with
custom built heater. up to 40 mi.
on the gallon. This caE Just traded
in on new Austin. Priced below
AgTo .i9.s os It. Il K n1 Rs u.s. asoa sste
5000 miles, condition first
class: 5000, Wo. 5143, Friday eye
nink or Saturday.
BUICK 80 2-dr. Riviera; super
euuipped. $1,s95. HORNER's. 9th
BUICK 1852 Roadmaster Riviera
coupe;. r. and h., Dynaflow. de luxe
upholstery, easy-eye glass. nre en-
gine red with black TOP; like new;
$2,796. HOYLE MOTOR SALES,
1916 Que st: NV. DU. $500. d
:i,ss is, sss siA :ss
BUICK 1850 Special sedanette: r. and
h.. seat covers. one owner. Tnls
car Is in excellent cond. Don't let
this low price fool you. 1t is q car
you will be proud to own: Price,
S1.395, only 1895 down: CAPITOL
PACKARD. 7911 Georgia ave., SH.
BUICK itsS1; so Roadmaster sedan; a
beautiful 2-tone gray. fully equip,
Dynaflow drive; trade in on new
Hudson: guss9anteed; honsy 9f ofo q
TORS, INC. Hudson Dealer, 5949
Georgia ave. NV. GE; 2444.
saaIppsd. s sl.ssSS. slso lHsooRNER's, ssh
BUICK 81 Super 4-dr. Riviera, black,
r, h.; Dynaflow; turn SIGNALS, ds;;
froster. .windshield sprayer. eIl-red
leather intsrior; IKE IKE new; S1.ss6;
1Sa 1:asiDp.d; ssss.; no HaasoSsssI;SERs. ssh
.dK sns Flsa 1als d. AT A. saper: Sasa .ouippS.d
very clean; $1.295, FORMERS.
9th and Fla. Ne, AT. 646z. -
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FARMS

GLEN HILLS near Rockville.
real opportunity II you are looking
for q farm house in rural residen-
tial Montgomery Co. bedrms.'
oil heat, large kit, with automatic
laundry and dryer. This house
needs some painting but small
effort could make 1t a nice estate;
beautiful setting, large grounds.
Your house in trade or small
down payment. Only 1900
MARVIN SIMMONS CO.. OIL. $500
or Rockville 3424. -
9TROUT CATALOG - FREE 81
States. STROUT REALTY. lila
woodward Bldg. Washington. ST.
WARRENToN, vA.-For rent, 100
acres, 6-rm. house, ia baths, oil
h.-w.h., good rd., beaut. view. reas:
to responsible party. Ma, 2014. =
80 ACRES, VA; excel. grazing;
fenced; lovely view; springs and
streams; l0-rm. house oan and out
IS ACRES on HWY; 6-rm. ultra
Ps n0dsfn TamBlsF oafsldFs: oil sIs siss5S sea Mr g
Olson. FARM & CITY. WO. 1929.
LOUNDOUN COUNTY. near Aldie.
Va: S0-acre farm with modernized;
3-bedroom farm house; 32 miles
from downtown washington on
hard-surfaced road; good barn:
$4,000 cash required. Price. S23 500.
Mr.. James Tyler. Lenah 6-2427,
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO., ia.
2-3S3S
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TRAllERS

HEETER TRAILER SALES - Cherry
Hill Trailer Park. Route /. Berwyn,
Md, authorized dealer for several
makes OF new and used house trail
Low BOY TRAILER; 4O-ton ca
pacity: 16 15-in. wheels: "a #.
long; $4,000. ia. SS40. -6
TRAILERS FOR RENT. Also used and
new trailers for sale. Oakcrest Trail
sr Court. mi. north Of Gathers
burg Route 24O -
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GARAGES

ala BUCHANAN ST. N.w.-Metal
TWo.cAs HSsssi s1o BRicK nj K GasAaE. sEssA loft
and work bench above; will rent for
individual cars or as l unit. 1871
GARAGE NEEDED for Mercury; viei-
nifty Library AZ Congress Annex; ad-
vance rent II desired. Ewes. from
s pm. Lincoln 1915. 7s
METAL GARAGE for
sale: on lot containing $50 50. It. /;
mr.. New Hampshire ave. and Shep-
herd st. NV. Call Leonard johnson,
tr.. VI. 1890 or the JOLISSANT
REAL, ESTATE SERVICE, 1914 9th
st. NV. HU. 5S2S. -
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

NORTH CAROLINA DEALER will pay
top prices for clean used cars. Call
FAM. HONEST APPRAIsALs of all
makes Of cars are assured at MCKEE
PONTIAC. 1884 l. ct. NV. ST.
A TOP PRICE for late model car, any
make: Mr.. Dunningan. CAPITOL
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice. low-mileags cars. NORRIS
HuGHES., 1912 Ga. ave. RIA: 1922.
SOUTHERN BUYER in town for one
good clean cars. IA. 1901.
PkEWARS WANTED-zOs, Ais and
42s. Top dollar paid. VIII pick up.
JU. 6-7773. 10
Or 194S Ford OF Chev. ~. 8.iIl7.
Paying big prices for 1885 10 1850
cars. 6S06 GA. ave, NV. GE, 0S44
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
LOANS
AVIATION

FOR SALE - Vultee. BT-1S-A. NC
b2371. oil metal; licensed; $50 hrs.
on new 452-h.p; P: & W., ensine;
We, Airport. S975. R. A. WALSH.
Oh. 2O07. ~
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSE SPACE-Platform load
ing and unloading: distribution de-
livery service. ANCHOR TRANSFER
AND STORAGE Co, 717 Sligo ave.
Silver Spring. Nd. JU. 7-6311. 5
10000 SO. FIT. OF WAREHOUSE
space; brick f1reproof bldg: conv.
Can Mr.; Cassatt. IA. b-6234 or
STORAGE SPACE-Part of heated
whSe.. approx. 3.400 So. it., new
bldg; covered truck dock; railroad
siding. MR.. BURT, 3165 v st. ne.
LA. $780, %
WAREHOUSE or work shop; 2-story
brick, 500 SO. it. 1888 7th st. NV.
rear, Call MI S29q -
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pTTCV NFANiS PAP ADJSF

BUSY MANS PARADISE
Charming old stone house. completely
restored; : rms, 2 baths; secluded;
lovely view; atmosphere of relaxa-
ton; with from 5 to 95 acres graz
rnOO
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

NASH 1850 Statesman sedan; Cd.
r., h. excel. cond.: S1,095; terms.
ROPER" 18th and r. /. ave. ne.
NASH 1851 station wagon; T. and h;
$4,000 actual miles. Blue finish,
leather interior. Car absolutely
same as new throughout. You may
take car to your own mechanic for
approval without deposit: SLABS.
BELL MOTORS. SOLO Wis. ave-,
WO. 5000. -
OLDsMOBILE 194s sedanette r.
and h., hydra. S995. MCNEIL
sTUpEBAKER. 4os4 wis. ave, en-.
oLDSMOBILE 81 "ss" de luxe. fully
equipped, Hydra Matte, radio. heater,
undefcoated, seat covers. Lifeguard
tubes exceptionally clean car; low
mileage; $2.195, WI. 5000 or NO.
S051. IS
OLDSMOBILE '46 S-cyl.. new paint
job, good running cond.; pvt. own
er; $500 or best offer. 10. S-S246.
oLDsMoBILE '4s "es" Hydra. di-
ess.0aa' Gu sscel sson, sond s7sss. L6 i4sS.
OLDsMOBILE '39 "6"; good trans.
portation; $225 or best offer. JU.
S-4SS5. -
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BEEF CATTLE ESTATE
NEAR POTOMAC MD.

This magnificent stone ranch house
in the glorious hunt country. pre-
sents q picture of gentleman farm
ing at its finest in the midst of an
area famous for its cultural. social
and sporting advantages with ap-
prox. 100 acres.
This This lovely ~, Hltra,mOdsrn ram aL rambler
3 baths. lge. liv. rm. with log burn
ing hrepl.: library with firepl., din.
rm., de luxe elec. kit, twin-size
maids rm. and bath, bsmt.. oil a.-c.
heat with air cooling for summer;
attached 2-cer garage.
The ground is handsomely fenced with
sturdy split rails, several patios,
beautiful paintings. This beautiful
estate Is worth investigating.
METZLER, REALTOR
5O22 Conn. Ave. OR. 74OO.
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ATTENTION, DAIRY
FARMER, INVESTOR

MODERN DAIRY FARM
ONLY v 2e NILES NILES pR PRoM NJ D. &c G.
This fine rich almost level farm 10
Gated in the pleasant valley section
tust inside Loudoun County. has
both a mountain view and a lake,
the dairy equip. incl. 80 stanchion
which rated a 90 plus score. set
tlement Of an estate makes available
at low price of 100000. land lies
in path of profitable subdividing.
priced at 5000 ca.
c, D. KELLEY
Ken-.ore S-6644 Jefferson 4-2646
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FARMS tcons.C
CATTLE FARM
Warrent0n VIRGINIA

This side OF warrenton. 100 acres
on slightly rolling ground with a
oughly modsrnized. Liv. rm. 14x27
with flrepl., din. rm.. kit. hall.
brkfst. rm., powder room. end a.
has large bedrooms Il with flreplo
and bath; attic; insulated concrete
base; new oil h.-w.h. Meat house;
old barn; landscaped lawn: Sale oc;
for quick sale. $27,5O0. Call Mai.
Lane, MA. $500: eyes,. WI. $3.50.
BOSS p PHELPS. INC, 1417 K ST..
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9OO-ACRE CATTLE FARM
WITHIN EASY COMMITTING
DISTANCE FROM D. c.. IN
MONTGOMERY CO., MD,

DIP LANCE EhOM Y. u. IN
MONTGOMERY CO.. MD.
Fine upland pasture and rich Poto-
mac River bottom land ready for
spring planting; paved highway to
entrance gate; a reconditioned nine
room residence, ga modern baths.
large attic; good barns, Q tenant
houses and adequate outbuildings;
stocked pond; now operated with
cattle. hogs. sheep, etc; owner SELL
ing because Of illness; new speed
highway will pass property; all ready
future security Of q fine-payine
farm. Call Mai. Lane. MA. 5000;
ewes. and week ends. WI. $3.50
BOSS n PHELPS. INC. 1417 K st.
nv. -
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

90, 900 SO. FIT. Of ground centrally
located; pvt. r. r. siding and office
Ma 6SS5
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BARR BUILDING. 91O 18th st NV.
near Conn. and Knew, modern
attractive desk space for those VINO
want the best; receptionist. switch
board. mail and telephone SnsWsre-
DESK SPACE, Arlington, on Wilson
blvd. mr.. courthouse; phone answer ;;
inx and secretarial service. Can
ia. B-9197 or ia. 2-S373. -
DESK SPACE In attorneys once
Newly furnished. downtown loc.'
available for attorney or other pro-
fessional, RE- S6S1.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED
10 TO 30 LOTS. with sewer and
water. for medium priced homes.
D. c. or nearby Nd. J1NNETTI.
RE. 1925. or WO. 1906 ewes. -
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS WANTED
DESK SPACE

ATTORNEY, 81, recently with Govt!
suite. Box TT, Star.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-22
Plan Mardi Gras
Party Feb. 25 AT
New Philadelphia

NEW PHILADELPHIA - The
second annual Mardi GraS party,
sponsored by the various organiza-
tions of Sacred Heart parish, will
be held in FOE. Hall Monday,
Feb. Is, beginning at 8 p. m.
Proceeds of the annual event
will go to the school building fund.
A campaign for the fund has been
in progress in the parish during
the past year.
Guido Civello. K OF {. Grand
Knight, is general chairman of the
party. Committee heads are Rob-
ert Artzner, Floyd DeNicola, Al
bert Crescio, Aloysius Abel. Joe
Fragasse, Michael Franz, Jack
Goth, and Dominic Ferchill.
Participating organizations in
clude the knight of Columbus,
Catholic Order of Foresters, Par
ish PTA, Parish Council of Catho-
lie Women, B,V.M. Sodality, and
the Holy Name and Altar societies.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-22

Social action will be underscor-
ed at meeting of the Central
Deanery, Columbus Diocesan Coun-
Gil of Catholic Women, to be held
Sunday, Feb. "a, at p. m. at the
parish center of Christ the King
Church, Columbus.
The Rev. A. L. WinkIer. Dioces-
an Director of Social Action, will
address the members on THE Need
for Lay Action"
Practical suggestions for activity
in the field of social justice will
be offered by Miss Stella Altiere
of Our Lady of Peace parish, Co
lumbus, central deanery social ac-
tion chairman of the DCCW.
Speaking on Lanterns of Truth"
Miss Altiere will consider the prob
lens of racial justice, rural life,
labor relations, and state and fed
eral legislation.
The influence of radio and tele-
vision will be dramatized in a skit
written by Miss Mary Martha Slit
er of Christ the King parish. Miss
Sitter is the author of radio
series to be sponsored by the Co
lumbus Diocese over Station
WBNS beginning Sunday, Feb. "a,
at 1920 a. m.
The Rev. Thomas F. Duffy, Sec
rotary of the 1852 National Catholic
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-22
St. Raphael's
Guilds Hold
Dinner Feb. "a

Mrs. Charles D. Leonard is gen.
eral chairman of the spaghetti din
ner to be given by the Guilds of
ST. Raphael's Home for the Aged
on Feb. "a at MonSignor Ryan Hall,
First avenue and Summit, Column
bus. Co-chairmen are Miss An
toinette Lowry and Mrs. Edward
Armstrong.
The dinner, prepared by Mrs.
Mary Sinacola, will be served from
1890 to 7:30 p. m.
Committee heads include: Mrs.
Fred Combine, arrangements; Mrs.
Daniel ]. eastman, publicity; Mrs.
James Higgins, cake stand; and
Mrs. Maurice Gross, tickets.
Committee members include:
Mrs. Hattie Vollman, Mrs Bernar-
dine White, Mrs. Fred Hirschman,
Mrs. William Higgins, Mrs. John
Engenton, Mrs. John Hand, Mrs.
Hugh O'Neill, Mrs. Lenna Dona-
hue. Mrs. j. w. Watson, Mrs. H.
B. Crawford, Mrs. Alice Lombard.
Miss Mary Ellen McAndrews,
Miss Ann Sonnenlitter. Mrs. L. B.
Ehret, Mrs. Isabel Roger, Mrs. Mary
Barker, Mrs. Rose Smith, Mrs. Mar
garet Kelley. Mrs. F. A. Kienle,
Mrs. c. G. Pfister, Mrs. Walter Fe-
derer, Miss Norma Tarini, Mrs.
Richard Feth, Mrs. Theodore
Linke, Mrs. John Benadum, Mrs.
t. ]. Conroy, Mrs. Herbert Thomp-
son, Mrs. Guy Landerman, Mrs.
Robert Richards, Mrs. James ViSin-
tine.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-22

Family Life Conference. to be held
in Columbus March 24-26, will
speak on the nature of the con-
ference and the responsibilities Of
the parish councils in connection
with it.
The program will open with
Benediction in Christ the King
Church, with the Rev. Leo r.
Brehm, pastor, officiating.
Mrs. Alexander ]. Glockner, cen
tral deanery president. will pre-
side. Tea will be served at the
close of the program.
Mrs. r H. Amann, president of
Christ the King parish council,
has appointed Mrs. Anton ]. Kell-
er chairman of the arrangements
committee, to be assisted by: Mrs.
Mary Miller. Mrs. C.. B. Robinson.
Mrs, James Carpenter. Mrs. Anton
Keller, Jr.. Mrs. o. W. Jinks. Mrs.
Delmar Lehman. Miss Lucille
Kramer. Mrs. Irven Keller, and
Mrs. Harold Haas.
In charge of the tea will be Mrs.
Willard Bauer, Mrs. Howard
Gould, Mrs. Harold Haas. Miss
Christine Merz, and Mrs. Helene
Sitter Miss Barbara keenan, will
play the harp during the social
hour.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-22
Grailville's First
Mission To Africa
Now On The WAY

LOVELAND, o. - (NC) - The
liner African Planet set sail
from New York harbor February
1e with the first team of young
lay mission workers to be sent to
Africa from the Grailville Mission
School here.
Lorraine Machan of Milwaukee
and Helen Veronica Kelly of Rich
mond Hill. Long Island, who make
up the team. are registered nurses
and leaders in TIE Grail, world
wide lay apostolic movement for
young women. They have COM
pleted the program of apostolic
formation at the Lay Mission
School at Grailville. Catholic Com
munity College for lay leadership
training.
The team VIII go first to Rivon-
ia, 10 miles from johannesburg,
where Grail leaders from Europe
have already established a final
indoctrination post for lay mission
workers. From here they will be
sent into the interior, where they
plan to set up medical program
70. African women.
This Grailville team will join
the ranks of a steadily increasing
number of lay mission workers,
including over 80 young women
sent out by the Grail. Most of
these workers have been trained
at the Grail Mission School, es-
tablished at Ubbergen, Holland IN
1947. Grail teams are now serv-
ing the missionary Church in
Djakarta, Bandung, Flores and
other parts of Indonesia; Surinam
and Brazil in South America;
Hong Kong; New Guinea; Pakis-
tan, and Africa.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-22
Parish PTA Persuades Star
To Alter Circulation Methods

A protest from Our Lady OF
Victory parish PTA, Columbus
last week against the practice OF
compelling Ohio State Journal
carriers to pay for at least one
copy of the Columbus Star" brought
hasty assurance from Journal
officials that the practice will be
discontinued.
whether you are aware of il
or not" the PTA resolution de
clared, cit is fact that most OF
the parents in our group do not
want their boys to have anything
to do with the Star. They do not
want them ITO sell it, deliver it,
or most of all read it."
In a letter to the Journal the
PTA expressed the hope that it
would take steps to remedy the
situation"
Last Saturday Journal repre-.
sentative telephoned the PTA Sec
retary, Mrs. E. H. Luthman, and
told her that the practice of send
ing copies of the tabloid Sunday
Star to carriers who had not or
dered them was "a temporary con
dition" and that no carrier would
be required to take or buy copy.
One district circulation manager
of the Journal told the Catholic
Times he was glad to hear the
practice would be stopped.
1T wasn't just Catholic parents
in my district that complained
about the Stdr-some Protestant
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-22
Parent Teacher Associations

Members of the Holy Family
PTA, Columbus, will prepare and
serve the annual spaghetti dinner
in the school cafeteria from one
until six p. m. Feb. "a
Mrs. Paul Metz, chairman, will
be assisted by Mrs. ralph Fielding
Mrs. Edward Harold, Mrs. Tony
Schafhausen, and Mrs. Stephen Da-
vies.
Mrs. William Landry, president
is in charge of ticket sales.
st. Christopher PTA, Columbus,
will sponsor George Washington
Party Friday, Feb q. from 9 until
II p. m. in the school hall
DIR. Matthew Dodd and Jack Kav-
aney are co-chairmen of the event.
Assisting them will be: Edward
Smith, Joseph Boehm, Frank Kitch-
ton, Maurice Forquer, Arthur
Boehm, Robert Matthews, Robert
Klarman, and Theodore Young.
Arrangements for the party are
being made by the P.T.A. fathers.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-22
Russian Countess,
Victim OF 2 Wars.
To Reside In us.

NEW YORK - (NC) - The
Countess Eugene Auramenko, So
year old refugee of two wars, ar
rived on the U. S. Navy Transport
General Sturgis which docked here
this week with 1871 DPS from
Bremerhaven.
The Countess, whose entire fam
lily was murdered in the Russian
Revolution more than 30 years
ago, was brought here by War Re-
lief Services, National Catholic
Welfare Conference, for resettle-
ment in Englewood, N. j. Her
sponsors are DR.. and Mrs. Morris
who met her at the pier.
Having lost all her possessions
in World War ], the Countess
was reduced to opening news
paper stand in hotel in Belgrade,
YugoSlavia, which she operated
until she bought taxi, which she
operated herself. She finally ac-
quired four taxicabS and conduct
ed the business successfully un-
til World War II. She then fled
to Austria where she and her hus-
band became slave laborerS. Al
ter sustaining many hardships her
husband, who was judge in his
native country, died of hunger in
a concentration camp.
AT the end of World War ii,
Countess Auramenko worked for
three and one half years for the
NCWC in Salzburg. Austria. There
the Rev. Fabian Flynn, c. P, in
charge of overseas operations, be-
came interested in her plight and
arranged for her immigration to
the United States.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-22

parents wouldn't let their boys
bring it in the house"
The district manager admitted
that it was true that each carrier
had to take at least one copy of
the Star each week.
But the boss says from now on
no kid has to take it, he said.
President of Our Lady OF Vic
tory PTA is John r. Murphy.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-22
OF Interest To Yemen
By Our Correspondents

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Newman Mothers club of Ohio
State University will be held Thurs
day. Feb. %, at Q p. m. in Newman
Hall. 1916 Iuka avenue. Columbus.
A style show and card party
was to be given by St. Mary of
the Springs Academy Alumnae
at the school Wednesday, Feb.
20, at 3 p. m.
Mrs. Joseph Yurasek is chair
man. She was assisted by Mrs.
Page Heise. Mrs. MervIn Roland
is in charge of prizes. Mrs. Rob
ert Fitzwater and Miss Barbara
Chase are in charge OF the style
show.
The style show used the fol-
lowing alumnae IS models: Miss
Jane Hardesty, Miss Barbara
Chase, Miss Patricia Ryan, Miss
Grace Futerer, Mrs. Robert Jur-
gems. Miss Shirley Nolan, Mrs.
Norbert Rarz, and Mrs. J. r. Hut
son.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-22
School OF Babel

TOKYO - NC) - ''The Jap
anese language is spoken with
eight distinct accents at the mis-
sion language school here" reports
the Rev. Edmund T. Standards,
Maryknoll Missioner from Water
bury, Conn. In addition to priests
from the United States, we have
some from Canada, Ireland, Italy,
Spain, Mexico and the Netherlands.
We're all trying to master the
eighth accent. the one used by our
japanese teacher"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-22

A donation was made to the
March of Dimes campaign.
Second and third grades won the
attendance awards.
COSHOCTON-The Rev. Michael
Tabit, pastor of St. Francis de Sales
church, Newcomerstown was the
guest speaker at meeting of Sac
red Heart parish PTA.
His talk, the first OF a series, was
on Problems Of the Adolescent
Child.
Mrs. Raymond Alverson was
chairman of the business meeting.
A candlelight Girl Scout investi-
ture service was held in charge Of
Mrs. Gerald Shuck, Mrs. Walter
Bell, and Mrs Stansil.
Refreshments we're served by
Mrs. Herbert Amore and assistants
The PTA OF st. Dominic church,
Columbus, is sponsoring a family
dinner and party night Fri, Feb. %
from 6 to 10 p. m. in the school
building on DevoIse at n 10th
street
Included on the program are a
basketball game, movies, card
games and family dinner.
NEW PHILADELPHIA-Courses
in first aid will be given members
of the PTA of Sacred Heart parish.
Starting date Of The courses will
be announced later.
At recent meeting Walter Bick
ell presented movie on lakes in
the Muskingum Watershed Con-
servancy District.
Charles GattuSo gave musical
program.
The attendance banner was won
by Room four. Mrs. Ray Endres
won the mystery box.
The PTA of Holy Rosary church,
Columbus, will meet Thursday,
Feb. %, at 8 p. m. in the high
school auditorium.
The Rev. Paul j. 0'Dea of st.
Charles Seminary will speak on vo-
cations.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-22
Sponsor 'Pot-Luck' Supper

JOHNSTOWN - The men of
Church of the Ascension parish
sponsored a family social pot
luck" dinner in the church base
ment recently.