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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-08

sECRETARY-Public relations; ma
tionally known oil company wants
responsible. attractive secretary
age o0-30 with intelligence. inltla-
tive and ability to perform research
contact work; shorthand 1l0-h20;
ideal working conditions: eXcellent
starting salary. Call DE. 2-slO3.
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MATTRESSES
SODA FOUNTAIN
GIRLS
Good working conditions. Company
benefits.
APPLY IN PERSON
HOWARD JOHNSON

Seven Corners, Falls Church. Va.
GIRL for general once work, filing.
ETC. Must have good telephone per-
a fp1Hal!ss yyss Rs Rhode Island ave. n e.
GIRL to take shorthand and tipping.
$50 week. Call DE. 2-2122 until
GIRL to learn wool spotting; must
be willing worker. Apply in person.
GIRL for general Office work. apply
1905 R. l. ave. ne. Friday. and
Saturday morning. 8 to II. Ask for
GIRL to sell notions and patterns.
s. salary; $40. yARDsTIcK' 9sS F
LADY, cultured. ambitious, to learn
good business; rapid promotion, in
teresting work; $4,000 year. Box
YOUNG HabiEs. sales exper. helpful
bonus; RIM. I'll, 1923 Conn. ave.
WOMEN-NatI organization needs 2
full and g part time women to do
pleasant handwork at home; average
earnings S4 hr.. no exper. needed;
full, training to qualified applicants.
Box 41S-H. Star Ill
serve AVON customers. in choice
areas: earn. S20-S25 wkly,.. in hrs.
of own choice. RE. 7-S107. 3
WOMEN. white, lS to so, for counter
work. food checking. cashiering
and to carry dishes no rond
tions; no Sunday work; $50 week
Job. Apply
Sholl'S Colonial Cafeteria
1882 Conn. Ave. NV.
See Mr.. Fajfar p
woman as housekeeper companion
to older woman. Refs. Live in. ia.
REASONABLE YOUNG LADY as re,
tail photographic clerk. part or fun
time. Prefer person. who is inter-
ested in photography, with some
c e15sPie1s S a IN Seh for interview S @F
MATURE. reliable white woman az
companion-helper for semi-invalid
aged woman. No housework, no
s5$ sssa fsSs sas ' Cs .yi
Y61 i}S3'' WOMAN for assembling
clothes in Arlington dry-cleanlng
establishment; experience preferred;
good salary. vacation with pay. Call
MRS. Butt Err OV. 3-1700. IS
CAPABLE WOMEN, living Silver
Spring and Takoma Park, for spring
promotion; old estab. co.: full or
part time; excellent income. RE.
1-n195. -
CAPABLE and kindly
woman. with nursing experience, to
care for elderly. invalid woman; live
in; excellent downtown location;
good salary; references. Box 1868
D, Star 81
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LUMBER
Cut-to-Order

home owners. contractors
thousands of feet of top quality
Yves Coast fir lumber and other
builders supplies specially priced to
move fast! Phone us your needs.
small or large. Cut to order FREE!
Lowest quotations possible! Cash
sales only. FREE DELIVERY. All
sizes available, 2x2 2X4, ox6, 2xS.
2Xl0, 2x12. AKA. 4x6.- etc. Also
Shse' Rock. NU-wood. Weldtex.
Balsa Wool, Fcrmica, plvwood, pom
derosa pine. flooring. knotty pine
panelling, sheathing. roofing, asphalt
shingles, hard woods-all brand
new. top quality materials. Call
TOMORROW, S to ) m. NO. z
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FILTER AND ALTERATION HAND:
permanent position, top salary. Sell
MA GOWNS. 1907 Conn. ave. NV
CO. 5-3734.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, eolored: neat, fast.
experienced. 1-10:30. $3.50 plus
carfare. Personal interview only,
between 4-5:30 BRADLEY DRUG
5000 Arl I'd. Bethesda. 10
FRONT-OFFICE CLERK for. HOTEL
CONGRESSIONAL: good salary ana
hours and | meal.
GENERAL CLERICAL WoRK-Young
woman, 90 to 35: hours. TO 4;3O;
no SATURDAYS; high school education;
eood tipping ability. Apply in per-
son. Room eos. i0l 18th st. nv.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK; immedi-
ate opening: must be able to typs;
permanent position; excellent sal
ary, with chance for advancement.
Apply in person, REGAL CLOTHING
co. II 9TH ST. nv.
HOSTESS. experienced; neat appear
ance: apply in person SEAFARE
RESTAURANT 1924 Conn. ave. -
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SECRETARY

For Amusement Executive
Full-tiIne position to top executive.
Give full details in first writing. Box
41u-H Star. .
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WAR SURPLUS

oman SAWS, $3.50: PICKS. 81;
MATToCKS. 81; 2-PLY AIR HOSE,
&c FIT; LIB. sLEDGE. 81: 5-GAL,
NEW GAS CANS, So: PAINT. 81;
AXES. NEW. So USED. S1.50:
GARDEN HOSE. 81 25 FIT; 3-TON
HYDRAULIC JACKS. $685.: WHEEL
BARROWS, RUBBER TIR E D -:
S225O: HAND SAWS. 81 As: q"
PORTABLE POWER SAWS. So:
4O-PC. TOOL KIT. AND ELECTRIC
DRILL, $40; HOES. S1.25; CAD
GETS, ETC.
10000 BARGAINS
Daily. $50 to 5; Sunday. IL to 2
j. H. GICHNER. 2513 M st. NV.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

REUPHOLSTERING - Furniture re-
pair; commercial service. Call be-
fore 10 am. after pm, Ii. A.
Pak4ASsSTER1NG plasterboard and
7-4736 Ia
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TOP PRICE PAID
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

A. PAIR OF PARAKEETs. SIS. JE.
WHIPPET, aiectionate. beautiful.
male, Is months old, Axe With
papers. shots. 10. S-S3S4. %
GERMAN SHELTERED, Axe, blk. and
sill. pups: by appt: srown males ! 5
FARMS. p. o. BOX SAC. Rockville.
Md.
COCKER PUPPIES. 3 black, grand.
parents are champions: will deliver.
$50 to $50. WA. 7-227S. Ill
ENGLISH BULL PUPS, Axe reg. 8
weeks old. Wormed' shots. Ju.
coCKER sPANIELs, 9 weeks. Pasti-
St. me- s La les sass sgd after po T. 1sIn
GREAT DANE. Leaving town, must
sell: Axe beautiful fawn female. ia.
BOXER. male, . mos. old. reg. Axe.
very very gentle beautiful dog; SIS. Call
cocker SPANIEL PUPS. 8 wks.:
buns and psrti ,colored; Axe res;
Poodle. adult, black.
standard female. Riverside $1,000.
COLLIE PUPS. Axe reg; sable and
white. = weeks; m. and f.: SIS and
LABRADOR RETRIEvER PUPPIES,
ready for Easter. Axe. certified
ppsdigree; jet black; stud service.
BOXER. Beautiful fawn, s-year-old
female; outstanding with children:
$50 1855 ~ Quincy st, Arl, 10
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SEAMSTRESSES, white. experienced
heavy-duty machines; upholstery
and slip cover work; day or eve
ming. ST. $3.50.
some dictaphone; ma
tional manufacturer; ne. section;
employe benefits; pleasant surround
ings. Call MR.. REYNOLDS. La.
SECRETARY required for national
publication. under so. 5-day week.
% Vacation insurance. hoSpltaliza-
ton and other company benefits.
Resident Georgetown. NV. area.
Good starting salary, advancement.
Cali Richard Donneliy after 8 am.
CO. 5-1014. -o
SECRETARY. fast. accurate. part or
temporary full time. Suitable for
housewives. Available 2.3 days. per
week or government workers waiting
placement. RE 7-0564. -
= National publication
has opening for intelligent young
woman; -ood shorthand and typlne
essential; many company dement's
Call MISS DAVIDSON, co. 5-10l4'
after 9 am. y
SECRETARY. physicians ONCE. near
Walter Reed; part time; references
required. Respond own handwriting
Box Ash. Star. I'll
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FURN.-CleaneSt. more value Tor
your money. used furp in town. See
1851.
FuRN.--6-rm. rambler full Of mod.
furp must sacrifice; pieces can be
TYSON dr. Fails Church. Va.
blks. down from Seven Corners. IS
new: kneehole desk,
full-size French provincial bed. COM
plete: maple twin beds. complete
dresser, chest, bookcase. Pc. 2-2532
bedrms., wardrobes, desks,
tables. chairs, beds, dresser, liv
rm. set . gas stoves, refgr., blank
Must sell moving. ia. 9-4S45. %
URN, unclaimed. in storage; radios
ANTIQUES SS saSa and other mi ss items
1872 5th st. NV. 10. 1880. IS
bed, maple bed
rm. suite. tables, mirror, etc. ia.
$1,000.
GAS RANGES. new. used: repairs;
oil, coal. wood ranges. ACME
STOVE, 1O11 18th NV. MA. s-s952
GAS RANGES. new. used, installa-
ton PEERLESS SALES CO.. gear
Georgia ave, DE. 2-5566.
O1S hNIN0DoS HrN anu uoNO' 0pt
size: $40 no. Call 10. 1851 /. Ia
STARTERS. 81 so IN,
lge. assort.; cleo motor repairs; 40th
yr. Carly. 1908 14th. NO. 7-0224
rifles and pistols
All like new. LO. 5-457S. Ill
HEARING AID. brand new: cost
$3.50 will sell for $75. JU. 5-5552.
JOHNS MANvILLE certified dealers
Roofing and siding is our business.
Porches incl. Also tombstone
DIST. No lob too small or large.
Free estimate, nothing down, 3 yrs
to pay. Work guar. CAPITAL
ave. Bethesda. Md. OIL. .4-6133.
LAWN MOWERS. sharp and recon-
ditionkd. IS each. 2722 Randolph
I'd, Wheaton. Md. LO. 5-491s. .
LIGHT PLANT-110 VOLT
$50 WATT-SURPLUS, $3.50
OTHERS
2513 M ST. NV. Elk. 3-35o7.
LIVING ROOM SET, sofa and .
chairs. magazine rack, cocktail ia
BILE; very reas. 319 Penna. ave. Sc
LIVING LOOM SUITE. 3 PC. very
good condition. SIS or best offer.
EN- 3-34oH mr. PA 2-46SS IL
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VACUUM CLEANERS
Used and reconditioned vacuum
cleaners. $3.50 up. All nationally
known brands; substantial savings
on floor models and demonstrators.
Kenmore, tank and upright clean
ers; used vacuum motors and cords.
S225. Sold as is while they last.
Call Ii. 7-7500. for free home trial.
SEARS. ROEBuCK AND CO.. oil
pla dopcht1ro ri N o II
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STEEI

sTENOTYPE-In excel. cond;; used
only 2 months. Call HU. $4,000,
besyeen i 4 am 1ox and ,6 p; 1914
S12 go; 6xS. $3.50. We set the
pace. others copy. Drop cloths
GICHNER, 2513 M st. NV. Elk.
nv Gin RcA, rated best 1854
model with table and indoor aerial;
$500. Paid 249 90 for set alone.
Two months. old. Excel. reception.
Leaving Washington. Evening only.
No dealers. Apt. "a, 2 18th St, Sc.
Tv RADIO .PHONO comb, cost 81 900.
sssocrifice at $500. Looks like new
nv. table model. II inch. sell for
$55. including table. HE. 4-6I2S
r ifffE 4; port. NEW, Rem.
free home dem; $1.b0 wk. DI. z
TYiPTEtwRITER-underwoo Portable.
in excel. cond: Looks and operates
like new: $39. so. LA. 6-3486. .
TYPEWRITER, completely recon- con-
USED sSsISu4 sEw ING MAcHiNEs-1 Sin
Singer treadle. round bobbin, S19.95;
! Singer portable. long bobbin.
$685.; / other make portable.
SO Sl995; a,n e!hsr s mSke co9 cFM.
TER, Gill Georgia ave. RIA; g.
VACUUM sALE-unusual buys; small
$3.50: Eiectrolux. 24.50. Other
fine cleaners. 3S13 Lee hwy, ia.
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sITUATIoNs-WoMEN

ACCOUNTANT SECRETARY, expert
enced. capable. college grad. B.C.S.
and MSS. dess. Phone RE. 7-o46l.
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR, II yrs.
exper.. looking for suitable posi-
ton. Box 4S0-D. Star. 81
KEY-PUNCH OPERATOR
Exper. IBM. 10. 3-6559 81
NURSE. practical, white; local ref
erences; reasonable rates. ia. s.
uksG-GovERNEss, exper., wishes
position with children, perm. or
temp. refs. IA. 2-7597.
SPANISH-AMER. GIRL, ex-Govt.
worker. desires work as dry-cleaning
elk. or recep. CO. 6-46S6. S"
WOMAN. white, will attend child or
invalid daytimes. WA. 7-3503. 3"
COLORED GRADUATE PRACTICAL
NURSE desires care child or elderly
persons; refs: HU. 3-63S4. %
NURSE, exper.. practical,
desires day duty. care of invalid. or
asst. DE. 2-545S.
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sITUATloNs-MEh 6 WOMEN
sITUATIoNS-DoMESTlc

WHITE COUPLE desires work as
housekeeper and chauffeur. Exper..
ref: KE 7-1611
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PIX OPERATOR
PRESSER

Must be exper. excel salary; no other
need apply. ALBAN TOWERS. $500
Mass ave -
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sITUATioNs-MEN

ACCOUNTANT; part time. books
started. caught UP. kept part time:
Local refs. Prompt. JU. 5-SSS7.
well qualified, 16 years
experience. B.C.S. degree; available
for full or part time position. 10
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

PIANOS FOR RENT-SpinetS and
consoles at reasonable rates. Haul
ing extra. If you buy later. money
paid applies on purchase price, but
there is no obligation to buy.
JORDAN'S. corner 18th and G SITS.
NV. (ST. 3-94OOl and 1880 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring GU. 5-1l00.
Silver Spring store open evenings.
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HOSTESS

Experienced. permanent: z am. to
pm. 6-day week; $50 weekly
Mus meals BURLINGTON HOTEL.
Nr. Williams. CO. $4,000. -
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10. 2-5139 OF. 4-s755
graphic with range
finder, flash Sync.. good cond.. $500
Clarinet. B-flat, Paris. excel. cond.,
$50. Wilcox (Gay) radio phono
recorder. good cond., $50. ME-
S-1O55 after 8 pm, MR.. ROGERS.
"S'' F. Biotar lens,
leather case, 1000 to B: 500. Cali
I EQUIP. Rolleicord. 35!mm.
Kodak, lamps. enlargers. compl.
dark rm. equip. AID. 1856, Ext
7Q7. bet. 1913 pm.
CASH REGISTER. National, 1851
model, S175 cash. Inquire at 1900
KILN. 6 feet hieh. firina
WORKING; sold new $3.50; price. $50.
or will trade for smaller kiln in
good condition. Call RE. 7-S467;
CHAIR, Chinese fan back. fruitwood.
sacrifice $I25 or best offer. Cypress
T POSTS. of welded
steel pipe construction; small, me-
dunn and large sizes: S4.75 ca. and
up: free delivery. Call HO. 2-94S3.
ACME WELDING CO --I2
COUCH. mod. sectional. decorator
red frieze. with green leaf custom
slip covers. IA. 2-95S7. 10
CRIB, Storkline. French-gray. Can't
Wet mattress. excel. condition. SO.
III 6-4374 -l3
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SALESWOMAN for gift shop. perma
nent position; 5-day, 40-hour week
Apply 9:3O to 8. MARY BAYNES
GIFTS, 902 -14th st. NV. liz
part time sales work:
3 evenings per week can earn you
big jnoney; no canvaSSing; new
system guarantees results; earn
while you learn. AP. 7-5941: IS
door -to-door.. WORK
with crew manager. Sell all types
of household goods. Very good deal.
DISTRICT CREDIT CLOTHING,
TN(, 213 18TH ST NV -
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SALESWOMEN

Full or part time. To sell jewelry
clothing. soft goods and nylon hose
on No-Money-Down basis. Best deal
in town for those capable o. open
ing insta llment accounts See Mr..
Morton. UNIVERSAL JEWELRY CO.
u CT :. u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-08

RUGS, broadloom, 9,x20" and OK
Az, beautiful shade wine. like new.
$50 EN- O-0n22
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

DRIVING to Florida this week in
new car: take 3. Call GERBRACHT.
6 to z pm, Elk. 3-6633.
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BEAUTY OPERATOR. man or woman
Downtown salon. Experienced. Good
salary and commission. co. 5-7967.
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PAINTING

MISUNDERSTANDING
Satisfied customers for 20 years. MR..
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full time. FRENCH BEAUTY SHOP,
1891 l4th st. NV, AID. 4-9674.
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FURN.-Cleanest. more value tor
your money. used furp in town. See
ing is believing. Week days 80
Sun, 1916. $50 D st. ne. LII. s.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-10-23

by Alexander Lake; The Song If Ruth by Frank G Slaughter md Mamie Doud Eisenhower by Dorothy Brandon.
 There are historical novels which are educational as we'll as most interesting, cultural books, animal stories and ad- venture stories. Some of the books are beautifully ilIustrat- ed.
 There is reading material here to capture the hearts of all ages during the long fall and winter evenings just a. head. Why don't you visit our Library--you will surely find it worth your while.
 Shorty Lamphere, better known to the citi ems of Kodi- ak, as the "Whirling Dirvish' is back in town looking for dancing engagements.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-10-23

For Junior High or teen-age group there are books such as Henry's Lincoln by Neyhart
 Egypt by Taylor; Ships tha' Made US. History by Mitchell and Wilson; Burma Boy by Linquist and Chochise and Geronimo by Wyatt. For the the adults we have such books as The Mango Season by Kath- ryn Grondahl; Hunters Chuice
Kodiak mirror., 1954-10-23
Homes for sole

Two bedroom completely furnished home. just inside city limits on Mission Road. Excellent buy at $500. l Three bedroom furnished home on Mission Road over looking Potatopatch Lake. Sell price of $10,000. Two bedroom house located in Altman Addition on Millbay Road, Owner has authorized low selling price of S7000. Income property consisting of two completely furnished one bedroom houses on one lot. Both navy approved and occupied. Income $185 per month. Exceptional buy at SIP, 900.
 Furnished two bedroom home with furnished one bed room apartment in bar rement. Located on Mission Road out side city limits. This is excel lent buy for $65n0,
 Partially furnished one bed room house located on Alder Lane and near shopping area. Selling for $2700.
 INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
 BANK OF kODIAk Open Every Dag goo to 5:so Phones 2222, 4691, 2233
Kodiak mirror., 1954-10-23
KODIAK MIRROR
The Kodiak Community Iii.

The Kodiak Community Lii orary Association announced earlier this week the arrival of many new books. Among the new arrivals are such stor- les as Mouse Manor by Eager; The Phantom Steer, by Street CT; The Black Sombrero, by Ward, and Hide and Seek Voy- age by Fischer, for the ch l. dreD.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-10-23

Three members of the new ly elected City Council were present at the City Dock dur ing the off, loading of the last ship. Some most amusing hap penings developed during their overseeing. According to city Ordinance the ship pays all
Kodiak mirror., 1954-10-23
PAGE II

overtime which develops on the Dock and the City pays none. The ship ordered the rn- loading crews to knock off at five o'clock so as to save the company any overtime and the poor councilman got blam- ed for the lay off.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-05-28
Sr. NJ. LeOcadia.
72. Dies In Joliet

A Solemn Requiem Mass will be
offered in st. Mary Church, Co
lumbus Monday morning at 900 a.
m. for Sister M. Leocadia Reeb,
o.S.F., ~, who died Tuesday morn
ing at the Franciscan Motherhouse,
Joliet, III.
Sister Leocadia was formerly SUI
perior at St. Mary Magdalene
School from 1888 to 1914, and Cor
pus Christi School, Columbus, from
1850 to 1851.
A native of Columbus, she at
tended st. Mary High School.
She is survived by a brother, Mr..
William Reeb, and two sisters,
Mrs. Joseph Brenner and Mrs. G.
M. Kegelmeyer, all of Columbus.
Also surviving are a number of
nieces and nephews including Sis
ter Phillis. O.P., of ST. Mary of the
Springs, Columbus, and Sister M.
Plus, O.P., who is presently teach
ing in Detroit.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-05-28
CraduatiOns
(Continued from PAGE h

Continued from Page ID
ward Hudacek, assistant pastor of
st. Mary.
ST. Joseph, Dover; 81 graduates;
Ceremonies at 7:30 pm. in ST. Jo-
seph church; Speaker, Father Jude
Senieur, o.FM., Cap, director of
the Brothers Training School, SITS.
Peter and Paul Monastery, Cumber-
land, Md.
Immaculate Conception, Denni-
son: rs graduates; Ceremonies at
7:30 pm. in Immaculate Concep-
tion church; Speaker, Father Ira
Still, J.C.L., assistant pastor of St.
Thomas More church, Cleveland,
o.
Sacred Heart. Coshocton: six
graduates; Ceremonies at 800 pm.
in Sacred Heart church; Speaker,
Father George Buchanan, jed,
Notary of the Diocesan Tribunal.
Tuesday, June 9
Final graduation exercises in the
diocese will take place at ST. Jo-
seph Academy auditorium when AZ
graduates receive their diplomas,
at 400 pm, Tuesday, June 8. The
speaker will be Msgr. Paul j.
Glenn, rector of st. Charles Semi
nary.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-05-28
CCD To Mark
.CanOniZatiOn
OF Bl. Plus X

The Canonization of Saint Plus
Tenth, Patron of the Confraternity
of Christian Doctrine, will be OBJ
served in the diocese by the Con-
fraternity at a solemn enrolment
of lay teachers of catechism at the
College of st. Mary of the Springs.
II will take place in Christ the
King Chapel at four o'clock, Sat
urday, May 20.
Thirty students of the College
who have taken special training
and field work in catechetics will
be received as Confraternity teach
ers by Father James Kulp, director
of the work.
Saint Plus expanded the Contra
ternity so that in modern times ev-
cry parish has a unit to assure the
proper instruction of both young
and old in their religion. He en-
riched it with many indulgences
and privileges and termed it the
first step in Catholic Action.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-05-28

and a construction crew furnished
by the Society for the Propagation
of the Faith. Work will start IN
June and the exterior will be COM
pleted sometime in the fall.
Although the hall will cost about
$4,000, the entire hall will be worth
an estimated $4,000, if measured
according to standard building
rates.
A new $4,000 rectory for Christ
the King Parish, Columbus, was
completed this week by Krause and
Pagura, general contractors. The
new building, located at 1885 E.
Livingston Ave-, is of modern
ranch-type construction. Al lyman
of Columbus was the architect.
Aug. | is the expected completion
date of a rectory at 200 Reeb Ave-,
for st. Ladislaus Parish. A five
room addition is now being con-
structed by Gibboney, Columbus
contractor. The project will cost
$4,000.
In Our Lady of Peace Parish, Co
lumbus, two-story addition to the
rectory is being built by c. J. Lang,
contractor. When the addition is
completed, the remainder of the
building will be remodeled. Work
will be completed by Aug. Is, at
cost of approximately $4,000.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-05-28

September. will provide facilities
for some 200 more pupils. A. F.
lyman of Columbus drew plans
for the project.
Still another improvement is in
the final stages at st. Cyprian's
school-church building, Columbus.
A storeroom in the basement has
been turned into a new cafeteria
at cost of $4,000. Material to COM
plete the project is expected soon,
enabling work to be finished before
the end of June.
Parishioners of Our Lady of
Lourdes Parish, Otway and of Holy
Trinity Mission Church, Pond Creek
will both derive benefits from the
new parish hall to be built on Rt.
73, eight miles northwest of Ports
mouth.
The block and stone structure
was designed by Father James
Kulp, director of the Society for
the Propagation of the Faith, and
Father Patrick O'Donnell. admin
istrator of Our Lady of Lourdes
Parish to which Holy Trinity is at
tached as a mission. It will include
a library, handicraft room and
large stone fireplace, and will serve
as convenient place for the Glen
Mary Sisters of Pond Creek to teach
pre-school children.
The hall will be built by volun-
teers from the parish and mission,
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American pilgrims, led by a score
of us. Bishops, Archbishops and
Cardinals.
American enthusiasm for ths
new saint is undersfa ndabls be-
cause of fhs special affection
shown by the former Ponfiff for
tha Church in the United Sfstes,
which he called very dear 10
Us" a group of Americans was
among the first body of pilgrims
received in audience by Pope
Plus X after his coronation. The
last group Of pilgrims he reeeiv-
ed before his death was also
from America.
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diary of evenu years in the life and canonizatio
Pope Plus being formally proclaimed saint hi
weekend MAY 29)
1885 Born at Rese, small village in northern Italy.
1858 Ordained priest at Castelfranco, Italy.
1878 Named chancellor of the Treviso diocese
1884 Named Bishop of Mantua.
Cardinal and named Patriarch of Venice.
1908 Elected and crowned Pope
1914 Died at of 70 after attack of influence.
1923 Inquiry into life and virtues begun by Church.
1851 Proclaimed Blessed
1854 Proclaimed Saint
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WOntlnueu IIOm rage ~
until he has been deceased for at
least so years.
Immediately after his beatifica-
tion petitions from many parts of
the world, including the U.S., urg-
ed the Holy See to speed the Pom
tiff's cause to completion and have
him canonized so the entire Catho-
lie world could give him the public
honors of a Saint. These world
wide wishes are being answered
with the solemn canonization this
weekend.
Included in the tremendous
crowds in Rome for the canoniza-
tion of Plus X are several hundred