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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-17

"My friend, it was the MessiaS who
lay there in the stable" !" He said it
simply, with utter confidence.
We were now near the city gate.
Business brings me into Bethle-
hem" my companion said. 4 know
where the carpenters family is
dwelling. If you wish to go there,
l can direct you"
Tomorrow, / replied Il am
weary now, and it is growing late"
He told me the street | was to
follow, then disappeared through
the gate. | sought out a large
tamarisk tree, ate some of the food
| was carrying in my tunic, spread
my mantle, and lay down to sleep.
But sleep did not come to me.
Somewhere in this sleeping town
lay little child, unmindful of
danger. In Jerusalem, an old man
was bent upon the child's destruc-
ton. Here was /, Lucius, servant
of the king. Find him :. find him!
The words swirled in my brain.
Find this Messias the farmer claim
ed to have seen and warn his par
ents of impending danger!
rose and drew my mantle about
me. The sky was bright with stars,
and quiet lay like blanket over
the town and countryside. / was
about to start toward the city gate,
when stopped to listen. Hoot-
beats! Some late traveller was leav-
ing the town Then | saw the
donkey. A woman was seated on
its back and man walked beside
it. There was a stealthiness about
their movements that made me
feel as though | were spying.
They do not wish to be seen" !
thought, and slipped into the shad-
ow Of the tamarisk.
When the party was abreast OF
the tree. | heard child's low
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-17

Do not be afraid, for behold, ]
bring you good news of great JOY
which shall be to all the people;
for today in the town of David
Saviour has been born to you, who
is Christ the Lord. And this shall
be a sign to you: you will find an
infant wrapped in swad d in &
clothes and lying in a manger
duke 2, 1912.
And the Word was made flesh,
and dwelt among us. And we saw
his glory-glory as of the only
begotten of the Father - full of
grace and truth John /. 14). =
The OK knoweth his owner and
the ass his masters crib: but lsra-
ell hath not known me, and my peo-
pie hath not understood Qsaias
/, 81.
The multitude of camels shall
cover thee . i. bringing gold and
/ frankincense, and shelving forth
praise to the Lord dsaias so, 81.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-17
Christmas
Meditation

All, Christmas Day! All, joyous
feast!
All, Bethlehem, though city least,
How much have you my JOY in
creased
oh, May / be throughout the year
AS filled with peace, gooo will and
cheer
AS when the Holy Babe was near!
Be now my life a song of praise,
And may never lose the rays
Received these happy festive days.
Who rightly strives to love and
pray
Enjoys a festival each day;
His hear. is made by virtue gay.
Who close to God and virtue cling
May always hear the angels sing
And, midst earth's turmoil, peace
bells ring,
Francis Patrick, F.SC.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-17
Continued from Page 13)
Mary hasn't got a baby"

Jean was getting discouraged.
She stood up. Let's 90 home.
Hey and Don jumped up. Did
you hear something2"
Jean shook her head.
Maybe Miss Mary is still here. .
Don suggested. I'VE just took the
word of the bus driver that she
went to the home yesterday"
You're just hungry" Jean re-
Piled. 1T affects your mind oh.
Don. | DO hear something. Maybe
Miss Mary had to leave her cat. !"
Lets get it. Don wa not real
liz hardhearted.
"We'n feed it some canned milk /"
Jean said. But when they stood in
front of the big front door. she
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-17

Up the chimney watch them 90
In smoke-the faded mistletoe;
The holly wreath, so wilted now:
The brittle cones; the shedding
bough.
While seated round, in freight
glow
We stare. little sad, and know
A mild resentment, as that blaze
Destroys those signs of holidays.
Helen Houston Boileau.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-17

drawn and tired, and his hair, was
all mussed.
Hello, the man said. who are
your
Don let go jeans hand. Wen
just ask you the same"
The man held the door open.
Come into the kitchen /"
The shades were drawn and
candle flickered dimly on the cup
board. The room looked forbidding.
Its a trap" Jean whispered to
Don. But she felt her legs moving
stiffly into the kitchen. Where's
Miss Nary" she asked.
THE lady who lived here went
TO a home yesterday" the man
said.
He seemed quite normal and
Jean giggled a little. Are you
friend of hers?"
The man pushed box toward
Jean. "Sit down. Yes, Trl her
friend for life now You see, my
wife and i. he motloned toward
lady lying on a makeshift bed
that stood in a corner of the kitch-
en-, 1--WE were driving to my sis
ter's place, about thirty miles from
here, for Christmas. But We had
trouble with our old car and it
broke down right in front of this
house yesterday Just as the
lady was leaving for the home"
Il know what" Jean interrupted,
Miss Mary said you could live
here"
Not exactly" the lady on the
bed smiled, "but you see We
had to stop some place. My hus-
band will have work when we reach
his sisters. But now" she closed
her eyes for moment, "the angel
of the Lord sent Is here"
The crying started again. Jean
jumped up "Oh, the kitty. for
got about it,"
The man laughed. The lady smil-
ed. mot a kitty" she said. "our
blessed baby. He was born this
morning, on Christ's birthday. And
like the Christ child he has no
crib for his bed"
"Oh "Jean ran from the room.
Don raced after her, calling,
Where you going?"
Don't be stupid" she called
back. "Come on and help me car
ry in this basket"
The groceries were dumped on
the kitchen floor Il don't suppose
YOU have any blankets for the
baby" Jean said as she undid her
new Christmas bandana.
1--WE had some in the car" Again
the lady smiled.
Jean held the blankets by the
stove, then made warm little
nest in the basket. Good thing
Nom had lot of babies" she said
as she lifted the baby tenderly.
MAY / hold him just minute?"
"Hey -. you'll drop him." Don
shouted. 'Let me" He tried to
take the baby from Jean who
pulled away.
Here, now" the father reached
for his son and laid him in the
basket.
Jean and Don exchanged EN-
barrassed glances.
Don toed the groceries on the
floor. "You couldn't use this grub
could you? / don't want to
have 10 lug it back"
We'll be glad to use it. Well
nav YOU for it when / get that
job"
Jaw Don pushed his hands
into his pockets. -
'It's a Christmas present" Jean
came to the rescue. "We brought 1t
for Miss Mary but | know she
would want her guests to have IT."
u -@a
"Guess I did sort of foul that
up" Jean laughed as their foot
steps cracked down the street
$50 WHAT" Don grinned. Old
people wear out and babies take
their place but you wouldn I
understand that"
Jean did understand but put up
no argument. There's our bus. If
we miss it, we sure will be late for
dinner" =.
Merry Christmas TO everybody" I"
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ARTIST
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Local Industrial Plant
Mechanicals. paste up and lettering.
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Write stating age. education, expert
ence references and addresses, tele-
phone number and home address.
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AUTO BODY MECHANIC, must be
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AUTO SALESMEN--Experie for
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KohIer Plant Head
Rejects Governors
Strike Peace Plan
BY the Associated Press

KOHLER. Wis. July 10.-Her-
bert v. Kohler, president of the
strike bound Kohler Co., has re-
jected a proposal by his nephew.
Gov. Walter Kohler, jr., of Wis
consin, that the long dispute be
submitted to arbitration.
In a heated letter yesterday
to the Governor, who has no
interest in the plant, Herbert
Kohler said that under the pro-
posal an impartial outside arbi-
traitor could make a contract
for us with the UAW-CIO."
He said he would not submit
to an arbitrator with no expert
ence in business and no respon-
sibility to it."
Harvey Kitzman, regional di-
rector of the UAW-CIO, earlier
said at Milwaukee he recon-
mended to officials of Local 1913,
on strike at Kohler since April
5, that they go along with the
Governors recommendations.
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GOV. OF DIST OF COL. DEPT, OF
in Rm. 404. 400 Pa. Ave. NV.
Mash p a5 g. s until The. PM pb IsT;
onened and read Tor Service Sewer
NE. consist. Of $50 lin. IT. 10" dia;
terra Gotta pipe sewer. Proposal
forms. specifications and drawing
cbtainsble. without charge. from
supervisor. contr. 2 BOND s ses.
400 Pa. Ave. NV. CTel MA. $4,000.
Ext 237sl. jy6.7.s.9. 1912
NOTICE OF SALE FOR tOFF-STTE''
REMoVAL,--The Public Housing Ad-
ministration offers for sale and re-
moval from their present site 20
strslction Containing 200 dwelling
units and / non-dwelling. accessory
building. together with the electric
lines and poles in the Turner
Homes housing project, Md ,;,a ss !
of shopping center in pundalk. Bal
tirnore County, MARYLAND. CON.
STPUCTION, In general each unit
s anf tae a ssaa sn Win conn
bination faucets. kerosene cooking
range, ice refrigerator, combination
sink and washtub with combination
faucets. under-sink cabinet and
framed screens and there are COM
bination storm and screen doors at
entrances. At the end OF each
dwelling structure there Is a central
heating plant SUPPLYING forced hot
These rooms are Of concrete block
and contain an American Standard
and Sanitary Corp, boiler 1BJ1
Seriesl: "a HP. furnace pump mo1
hot water heater. The sewage pump-
ing station is S,x12'xS, concrete
block containing two sewerage
. PaPs poEsred ~ two With other
ecuipment normally found in such
: facilities SEALED BIDS will be re-
ceived at the Washington Field Of
Zee Public Housing AdministraitssSnn1'
Connecticut Avenue. NV. wash
E inEsen % 5ul = g. 1 ie Il which
time bids win be publicly opened.
to see that their bids are received
prior TO bid opening. The Govern
ment reserves the right 70 reject
any or all bids, andior waive any
informalities therein, INSPECTION:
inspected Monday thronsh Friday,
E IEHm o tSroush July es. is5E 81
applying at the Management once
dalk Avenue, Baltimore County.
Maryland FURTHER information. in
Guiding bid forms. terms and con-
ditions Of sale, and instructions 70
bidders may be obtained from oincef
more City. 700 e. Eager Street, Bali
tirnore. MARYLAND ttelephone- Ara
toca S-340O1 or Realty Officer.
washington Field once. Public
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New York Probes
Firemen S Kickback
Inspection Racket
By The As.eeia.sd Pres.

NEW YORK, July 10-A wide
spread investigation has been
launched into Fire Department
kickback racket believed to date
back to the administration Of
former Mayor William ODWyer
In 1948.
Fire Commissioner Edward r.
Cavanagh jr.. said yesterday the
racket involves firemen who in
spect large-scale air condition.
ing installations.
Departmental charges will be
filed against several firemen, Mr..
Cavanagh Said. Another Fire
Department official indicated,
however, that the racket may in
volve hundreds" Of firemen.
The racket consisted of cut
ting in off-duty firemen on
maintenance jobs by the Fire
Departments air conditioning
inspectors, who would split the
fees with them. Mr.. Cavanagh
said.
Part Time Supervisors.
The law requires all estab-
lishments using more than so
pounds of refrigerant. such as
Office buildings, theaters. large
restaurants or factories, to have
part-time supervision. Mr.. Ca
vanagh estimated there are
more than 10000 such buildings
in the city.
Mr.. Cavanagh said the In
spectors, by citing the law,
would induce the owner Of the
air conditioner to hire an en-
gineer for the supervisory job.
They would then recommend a
fellow fireman.
The fireman-engineer would
be available for fees ranging
UP to $400 for the summer, which
is considerably less than the
fee charged by an outside en-
gineer. The fire commissioner
said that in most cases the fire.
man would do little or no SUI
peryisory work but his engineer
ing certificate would hang on
the wall to indicate supervision.
Started in O'Dwyer Days.
Mr.. Cavanagh said the racket
started in l948, during the adj
ministration of Mr.. O'Dwyer,
Democrat, and continued through
that of Vincent r. Impellitteri,
a Democrat who was elected on
an independent ticket.
The present Mayor, Robert F.
Wagner, also Democrat, has
been in Office since last Deem
Der 81.
Mr.. ODwyer quit his job in
1850 to become United States
Ambassador to Mexico, a post
he held until 1852.
Following his departure to
Mexico the city was rocked by
an investigation in 1851 into
$50.000-a-year Fire Department
shakedown deal involving fuel
oil installers.
The probe was climaxed by
the conviction on extortion
charges of James j. Moran, Mr..
ODwyer's first deputy fire COM.
missioner. Moran now is serving
1914 to Is years in prison for
masterminding the racket.
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Presidential Prestige
Lent 10 Mrs. Hobby in
Health Insurance Talk
BY the Associated Press

President Eisenhower lent his
personal prestige last night to a
broadcast report by Secretary OF
Welfare Hobby on administra-
ton plans to encourage broad
ened private health insurance
programs.
The President introduced Mrs.
Hobby to her radio audience.
She spoke from the White House
broadcast room.
Urging enactment of a plan
for Federal reinsurance of pri-
vate health insurance programs.
Mrs. Hobby said:
ITO provide more Of you with
better insurance. insurance or
CARNATIONS will have to try out
new-type policies in which they
have little experience. This in
wolves risks"
She said the Federal Govern
ment would share this risk by
making an initial $25 million
capital advance to a revolving
Reinsurance fund. The fund
would be designed to support it
self through premiums paid into
it by private insurance firms.
Mrs, Hobby said the proposal
is neither socialized medicine nor
a handout to insurance COM
panies. Committees in both Sem
ate and House have approved the
plan.
AS examples of broader insur-
ance coverage that the plan
might foster, the Welfare Sec
rotary cited IAN increase in the
number of days of hospitaliza-
ton paid by your insurance and
an insurance in the amount paid
for room and board; an increase
in the payments for special serv-
ices such as x-rays and larger
payments for accidents .
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coon NURSE. WIN give room, board
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Man Admits Staying
OF Sleeping Colonel,
BIames Love Triangle
By The Associated Press

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla,
July 10.--A man who told police
he broke into the home of 1t.
Col. William A. Covington. 46.
and pumped five bullets into the
sleeping officer was held on a
first-degree murder charge to-
day.
County Investigator John Hiatt
signed the warrant against Or
vile Waldron, 81, of Fairfield.
Calf, who said he was Mrs.
Covington's former common law
husband.
Detective L. L. Hargraves said
Mrs. Covington told him she
lived with Waldron at Fairfield
from 1948- to 1853 and married
Col. Covington at Tavares, Fla.
last year after the officer re-
turned from duty in North
Africa.
Waldron, who made a full
statement of the shooting, said
he came here from Albuquerque.
N. Mex. and went Immediately
to the Covington home.
He told Detective Hargraves
he cut the front screen, UNI
latched a door, entered the bed
room and "blew his top" when
he saw Col. Covington and his
wife together.
Mr.. Hargraves said Waldron
fired five bullets into Col. Cow
ington's chest. then awaited po-
lice on the front lawn, telling
them TIN the man you want
Col. Covington's blond, shapely
wife, Violet, 81, said Waldron
visited her here a month ago
and she returned to California
with him. but came back to West
Palm Beach at her husbands re-
quest. She said she had been
married i've times.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

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all phases of production work in
large plant; excellent opportunity
for permanent connections; salary
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ELECTRICIANS and helpers. exper.;
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IANTTORS
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Expensive Cigarettes

A package of cigarettes was
auctioned again and again until
it had Melted $47.60 for q benefit
In Belfast, Northern Ireland.
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Booked Solid

Major British shipbuilding
yards report bookings for two to
three years ahead. but total or
ders are less than a year ago.
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EDWARD SCHWITZER,
s. Ct1ruiWin0 TrtY Al
THOs. ]. OWEN q SON. Aucti1
III E st. NV.

T sTosx A sas B2 2i yaSfols sr TM1
TACHED BRICK DWELLING BEING
KNOWN AS PREMISES NUMBER
1701 D STREET SOUTHEAST.
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust
ao oo et sen ~ d y Il. No land oq 9se
ords Of the District q Columbia.
secured thereby. the UNDERSIGNED
Mrp dEHaf 2 r iae FPo 5smlifs Fl
TMo-FfFTEEN o'cfocK I'm he
Uses, situate in the District Of Co
lumbia; and DESIGNATED as and being
Lot 90 in Knapp's subdivision Of
lots in Square 1902. as per plat re-
for the District Of Columbia in Liber
~ at folio /: subject to covenants
OF record.
Terms: Sold subject to prior build
ing association) deed of trust for
npptESxlmate Tieb e5 Yin be further as
nounced at time Of sale; the, pur-
chase price above said trust to be
paid in cash. A deposit of $4,000
etc. at purchaser's cost. Adjust.
ments made as Of date of sale.
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days. otherwise deposit for
feited and the property. may be adj
vertised and reSold at the discretion
ESAAlLR y p, , GozN.
jy2.6.s.1O.13. Trustees
TROs. ). OWEN 8 SON, Auctioneers,
sTosY R a5ls Brick u pWFLLf NC
BEING KNOWN as PREMIsEzs
NN UnEElsF 63S FIFTH STREET.
BY virtue of certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In Liber No. 907S.
Folio 16 ct seq. Of the land records
of the District of Columbia. and at
TIE request Of The party sssgrsd
will sell. at public auction In front
of the premises. on MONDAY THE
NINETEENTH DAY OF JULY AID.
la54 At oSL9 sns
and premises, situate in the District
Of Columbia. and designated as and
being Lot 55 in Mary Eustis. ct
sio sa as per pla3 z recorded eco IN the
Office of the Surveyor for the Dis
trict OF Columbia in Liber ~ at
Terms: Sold subject to q prior tbuild-
approximateiy 81. 456 OF further par
ticulars of which will be announced
at time of sale: the purchase price
a deposit Of $4,000 required. Con-
veyancing. recording. etc. at pur-
as Of date of sale. Terms to be
Z complied with within thirty days.
otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised and re-
sold at the discretion Of the trustees.
CARLTON U. TRExLER.
MARY z. BELL. ,-,,,...,
FRANK W, MARSALEK,
Attorney for Noteholdef.
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