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Evening star., 1954-05-23
JANITOR

For 129-unit sir-cond. apt. bldg.
Must have 6th-class engineers n
cerse and be exper. in maintenance
work; Good salary, plus air-cond.
liSs lrSsdrT; p1S apt; Apply Io In M,.p person M to
JUNIOR Salary, car ex-
penSe; YEARLY bonus; age 21-35;
merchSnt! Sor cid can esssblisSsd Gn HSs
xMes xaGsssese CO, l4as nl H St. sa'HIs. ns. ABBY
KITCHEN SALFsMAN = John O.
Webster. Washington's eldest and
largest plumbing, heating and ap-
rliance raIa iirm expanding its Kitchen
young men bet. 2s-45 to complete
its expansion program. II you are
exper. in kitchen remooeling and
are locking for position which Of
ters excel: working conds.. guaran-
Ssed Srs eaETngs sT nnS sur. future tut
appt. or come in prepared to sell
John q. Webster & Son, Inc.
es7 sEit + S. as1Slw NV. "a
LAWYER-We are seeking q young
MAN. man with tn or .g without experience to
Under 81. draft exempt. able to
pass a medical exam. for life in
surance, passed, bar in d. c.. Nd.
or Va; desirous of making a career
phonel at Room 300. Sic 14tn st.
NV. EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE
CO. between 8 and 3 pm. -27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In book
mobile work in county library ada
cent to Washington' D; e. BEGIN
ming salary $S;S0o-$3;;4O0 depend.
required. Generous leave allowance.
Apply PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
MEMORIAL LIBRARY. 1927 CAL
latin ST.. Hyattsville. Md. WA.
LiN0TYPE OPERAToR-To work in
sary. JU. 9-253s or RE. 1910.
LINOTYPE OPERATORS = Hours,
4:30 to 1890 pm; good pay for
good men: excellent working con-
stsisy TSS6oESpHv ES55 Apply At eE1 HE1ARGoWE i
LINOTYPE OPERATORS, night. 4 to
II pm. union: good working con-
1etsat 15Sas stssdy e6 em1SyPsns for RTs SSn
LITHO PREsSMAN, for Harris and
Mann presses; qualified, experienced
man only; top wages to good man.
For appt.. call MR.. JOHNSTON,
sunday between Ia pm. only.
LIQUOR SALESMAN. retail store:
must have experience and good ref
erences; salary according to ability.
Box 435-J. Star. 23s
MACHlNIST. automotive: bring ref
erences. Year-round Job. Apply TRI
STATE MOTOR SERVICE, 2OO1
Kenilworth ave. ne -23
Evening star., 1954-05-23
SERVTCEMAN

Brandt Automatic Cashiers and Coin
Counting Machines. Must have ex-
perience in repairing once machines
pointment Mon. 10 70 &.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
PAINTER

White; experienced in mixing paints.
Apply ANNAPOLIS HOTEL. 1lth
and 18th on H st. NV. -26
PATENT CRAFTSMAN and specifica-
tion writer; piece work; simple me
ploye perfect. Box 134-L.. Star.
PHARMACIST, part time; hours 70
be arranged for week nights and
Sun. UN. 4-e282. -23
Evening star., 1954-05-23

MAN OR WOMAN - Opportunity to
enjoy additional weekly income; S35
TO $50 or more during your spare
time selling Rawleigh Products to
sndria so1sq%eEs Fsa II Src city Of ArlinGt9n Alex
openings. Write RAWLEIGH'S, Dept.
DCE-14-247. Richmond. Va.
MAN FOR SALES WORK, radio or
newspaper experience desirable but
not necessary. between $3.50 with
car. Salary and fine opportunity
Tor advancement: Call Monday. A
Pm. WOOK. Sth and Eye st. NV.
some selling experience or the will
to learn to sell: salary, commission,
plus monthly bonus; transportation
furnished: paid vacation. hospitali-
Maf0F MR H6daes 6Senfss slSS l1sSDY4 i4tS 4 . S@
MEN (2) to work with manager on
regular routes; no experince needed;
can earn $50 per wk. See MR..
MASON Room 4o2. 1406 G st. NV.
full-time and one part
time. Full-time men with no pre-
viouS experience average 500 and
up per week. Repeat business plus
regular customers assures you of
steady, regular income. Start on a
1 or day trial basis If YOU wish
to prove to yourself what an excel.
oppor. this is. Fuller Brush dealers
average 500 and UP per week, call
ing on regular customers by appt.
Fuller Brush customers are pleasant,
courteous and buy these famous
everyday necessities regularly. An
exper. man will make calls with you
and train you. If You are interested
in q sure way to raise your income
inquire at Oil National Press Bldg,
14th and F SITS. NV, or phone DI.
7-4477 or DI. 7-349S, -25
Evening star., 1954-05-23
SALES MANAGER

Starting salary $3.50 Q week mini
mum. Earning opportunity $4,000
$4,000 annually. Must possess
1-Experience In direct sale Aeld
management.
2-Age 25-46.
3-Own late model car.
to hire. train and SUPER
wise large group Of sales people
to sell on Party Plan.
6-Have q real need and desire for
large earnings.
For immediate confidential interview,
Evening star., 1954-05-23
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
SALES
REPRESENTATIVE

REPRESENTATIVE
The Washington ofiice Of q nationally
known company has q place for q
sales representative who can meet
the high standards required by our
%us hsSe resided he in Tan Se w.sss
ton area for at least five years.
He will receive thorough training
and supervision and will be paid q
give full BACKGROUND information
and experience Box 324-J. Star
Sales Representative
40 to 55, dependable. neat and ambi-
tious; 4 days per week; guaranteed
salary Of 5000 per mo. plus ex-
penses to start; good opportunity to
advance; ideal for Semiretired man
with selling background. Please give
full details in reply. Box 1901,
Star.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS-
Capable of operating shifts: large
trucking terminal: good hours and
good pay; no drinkers need apply.
LEHMAN'S TRUCKING TERMINAL.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
40-hour week. no nights, Sunday or
holiday work. Annual and sick leave,
uniforms furnished. Salary $40 per
week. Apply MDW EXCHANGE. Bldg
at IT. Myer and Cameron station.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
BELLS TEXAco, % NJ ct. Sc.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
MEN-PART TIME
GUARANTEED PLACEMENT

So FEE
My client will employ 8 cleancut
young men between the ages of %
and 80; those selected will be as
sured minimum earnings of SI75
monthly. Interviews at $50 pm.
and pm. 1601-A Rhode Island
ave. ne, Monday, May "A.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
.HEILP-..-MFN

to sell Kenmore vacuum
cleaners, excellent opportunity for
the one most aualified man looking
TO the future: good starting wage
canyassing.. Top rated dement's. op-
/ portunity for advancement. Phone
Mr.. Garcia. for appointment or
apply in person Monday 10 am. to
pm. SEARS. RoEBucK q Co.
III S45o pSc5s SSolssvills d5a,S "a; Silver Spring,
SALESMAN now. selling to drug. res-
taurant and tavern .trade-Would
you. be interested in selling Q quality
food item as side line with present
h1.;.l ,ins2 Excel ,g sompissiCn , and regssss
SALESMAN--BOYLE MIDWAY NC.
Makers OF Aer0wax and Black
Flag. needs well qualified man for
established territory. grocery follow
ing helpful. salary, bonus. liberal
Box 453-J, Star.
to sell aluminium prime
windows for distributor of the lead
ing manufacturer In its field, Must
be able to read blueprints. Excel
lent proposition: salary plus COM
mission Call JU. S-1366 for appt.
experienced and ambiti-
Gus. If you are not progressing in
your present f1eld and want O. pro-
fessional selling position with un-
limited earnings answer this ad.
REAL ME WEkH WEsTATF TEA You Yow must 80 D.ss Sell
$4,000 year income to qualify.
Ask for MR.; CRoWELL. IA. $4,000.
to cover established
route. selling cigars. cigarettes.
candy. etc. 5-day week. BOX 434-L.
SALESMAN - Jewish. age 2i-s6.
Good appearance, phone voice,
typist, handle once; Shipping;
TO owner wholesale firm. Start S65
wk., raises. Write fully. BOX l53-M.
sAIEsMAN-Residence Of waldorf,
La Plata or Southern Md. area.
Route sales position. calling on
merchants for wholesale flrm. Sales
experience not required. Good SAL
aary: asaos expenses and bonus. Call Ii.
SALESMAN, USED CAR
absolutely necessary. Must
have good record of accomplishments
sdsa,i.s and be able to provide satisfactory
Join the sales force of q long -es-
tablished Chevrolet dealer. Apply Mr..
Carnie. STOHLMAN CHEVROLET,
1875 1875. Ssrd and M sts' NV ADS AID; 2
SALESMAN
Desire services Of an experienced man.
Floor time. group disqualification in
surance. better than average nav
plan. Mr.. Smith. FRANK SMALL, Jr,
INC. 1901 Goodhope I'd. sc. PA
SALESMAN "a
Professional type, interested in q
career Of promotionai advertising
with the most progressive agency in
Washtngton. CALI, DE. 2-2122, 10
am. to 11:30 am. for appoint.
SALESMAN
CLOSER, TOP-NOTCH
only. with intangible or home improv.
exper. Plenty Of TV leads and no
credit worries. Chance for big money
to right man. Must have car. 7640
Eastern ave, Silver Spring. Do not
SALESMAN
OLD EsTAB. OFFICE FuRN. CO.
nEW NE ETss1HT AMP vs. USED ivc WANTS >, AG- 3
NOT ESSEN. But Musr H HAVE
SALES ABILITY; NO CAR MEG; 4
GUAR. S3,4OO YR.; CAN EARN
UP TO $4,000; NO CANVASSING;
EXCEL, OPPOR. FOR FUTURE;
REPORT FOR INTER. MR.. M.
KRESSIN. 639' NEW YORK AVE.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
PHARMACISTS

EdAIMAC1O I'D
Registered. Excellent salary. 4s-hour
q year with pay. Large prescription
business; ideal working conditions.
excellent chance for advancement.
Vacation with pay after i year:
sick leave after l yr.: insurance
and disqualification available after
3 months; employment retirement
plan available for those over 80
with 2 years service. Write or
apply IN person to Mr.. C. B. Aldrich.
PEOPLESN DRUG STORES, INC,
$40 11th st NV, washington, d. C.
(2nd floor, over our 11th, and q SIS.
storeb.
first class mechanics
only: top wages; steady work. Call
between and 8 eyes,, 10. S-5204.
1st class. with Journey
man license. Call WE. 5-5496.
PORTER = Colored. for cleaning
salary. EMILE, 1905 Old George-
town rd.. Bethesda, Md.
PORTER-Drug store; must have at
least 2 yrs. eXper. in ] D. C.. place
recently. D; G. permit: excel. sal
Evening star., 1954-05-23
SALES OPPORTUTTY

SALES OPPORTUNITY
A factory representative will interview
eed wn0 S San Contact es
COMPETITIVE products that are
nationally advertised. ranging in
price from S74. so to $40O. Commits
sions high and prospects unlimited.
Average salesman earns over $4,000
saes ta more
folio and self-demonstrating prod
ucts make each interview either q
sale or qualified referral. Every
sale will produce two to three addi-
tional sales. Only men Of high char
cere desire to secure q future will be
interviewed. Write fully about your
self in strict confidence. Interviews
to be held Wed. and Thurs. Write
Box BOOM Star.
Evening star., 1954-05-23

$500 MONTHLY
Starting salary for two
executive-type statesmen
to represent large East
ern c corpora alton. No
travel; sales experience
and ability desired; es-
tabliShed resident, 25-40
years old, married, capa-
BILE of assuming respon-
sibilities. In requesting
interview, please include
brief personal history.
All replies confidential.
BOX 1871, STAR
Evening star., 1954-05-23
SALES OPPORTUNITY

SALES OPPORTUNITY
For high-type Junior executive who
background preferred but mot essen
tial. Sound training program Start
ing income open. Can expect g.
figure income in future. No travel
tial. Cover fully past experience
and education. Box 1871. Star.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
Prestige. dignity, selling position
available to career minded: 25-40-
year-old man who Is polished talk
er. aggressive and willing to prove
he Is good. We require Q man who
can follow Q proven sales plan and
who can eventually qualify for man.
agement. The right man will be
earning $500 wk. within 90 days,
draw versus commission. Phone RE
7-6911 for executive interview
Evening star., 1954-05-23
NEED A JOB?

viii you consider 1884 per month?
We need 3 men. under 35. with cars.
interested in permanent employ
ment. Call ia. 9-l066 Mon. for
noreOnaI a,afarvioru "a
Evening star., 1954-05-23

MAN WITH CAR
cn4uRY e rdiR 'Hf HrrAE 1ali: cSGFr 5HIF coRR cASR
11l6 o et. Sc. 10 AN. IA
Evening star., 1954-05-23

SALESMAN, USED CAR
absolutely necessary. Must
have good record Of accomplishments
and be able. to provide satisfactory
Join the sales force, Of Q long -es-
tablished Chevrolet dealer. Apply Mr..
Carnie, STOHLMAN CHEVROLET,
INC. 33rd and M sts. NV. AID. q
Evening star., 1954-05-23
RENTAL
MANAGER
EXPERIENCED ONLY
SHAPIRO, INC.

HEALTORS
oil 18th st. NV. ME. s-I317 y
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-MERK-TYPIST
CLERK-TYPIST

CONTINUED cn Next PsssJ
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RLAL LOlAlE
Agents wanted for full or part time.
willingness to work the only must.
POTTS REALTY CO., 1855 D st. ne.
Ii. 6-4444, LO. 7-931O.
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MASS ORDO
T.ifuruv Of The Week -
Liturgy Of The Week
FRIDAY, MARCH II,
OF ST GREGORY

FRIDAY, MARCH II,
FEAST OF ST. CRECoRYi
EMBER FRIDAY.
White vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of the feria, Third for the
Pope, Credo, Preface of the Apos-
ties, Last Gospel of the feria.
SATURDAY, MARCH Is,
EMSER SATURDAY.
Violet vestments, Extra prayers
and lessons after Kyrie, No Gloria,
Second prayer Defend u.s., Third
for the Living and Dead, Preface
of Lent.
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Political History
To Be Made AT
Georgetown L.

WASHINGTON-(NC)-For what
is believed to be the first time
in American political history, the
national committee chairmen of
the two leading parties will meet
in a public debate on March Is al
a university from which both we're
graduated.
CASTOR Hall of Georgetown Uni
versity. here, will be the scene
when Leonard w. Hall, 20, the
Republican chairman. and Stephen
A. Mitchell %, the Democratic
chairman, mount the platform 10
present the merits of their re
spective parties, Both Of the poiit-
ical leaders hold the LIB degree
from the Georgetown University
School of Law.
Speaking on the subject, (Which
Party?' MIR. Hall and Mr.. Mitchell
will direct their appeals TO the
Georgetown students, many of
whom have yet to cast their first
vote, The debate will be the fourth
and final attraction of the univer-
sity's l953-54 CASTOR Lecture Ser.
los
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against materialism down through
the ages
AS Catholics" Mr.. Shocknessy
continued. we are the heirs of all
those who by their lives have ex-
emplified truth and their own
knowledge that materialism is false
and base and that the true Chris
tian can fulfill his destiny only by
following the simple precepts of
Christ's charity"
I'VE would not have totalitarian
atheistic communism to be trou-
bled about, the speaker continued,
IF first We had a believing people.
GodIessneSs comes from failure TO
comprehend the Importance of
eternal truths. Communism can
not maintain grip or the hearts
of people If their hearts are be-
lieving hearts"
Urging his audience to take up
the fight against political COM
munism, atheistic totalitarianism,
Mr.. Shocknessy concluded: Let us
consider our Christian responsible
ties toward our fellowman. Let us
reconsider what We owe our neigh
Dor. Let US consider who is our
neighbor. Let US live our daily
lives in the Christian fellowship of
our neighbor under the everlast-
ing precepts of Christ as enunciated
by the Church"
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POr1tiff
CONTINUED from Page u

you will make various acts of self
denial according to your circum,
stances. Such sacrifices are surely
very pleasing to Jesus. but they
will be infinitely more pleasing TO
Him if you use the money you
save in that way in order to help
other children who are in need.
There are other ways. too, be-
loved children, in which you can
assist: by contributing medicines
and used shoes and clothing. Your
good teachers will explain to you
in what way you can best help. But
let nobody think that his particu-
lar gift is too small to be of any
use; because when all those little
contributions are put together,
they will provide the means Of
making thousands of other chill
dren happy,
"In addition to your material
gifts, do not forget TO remember
them too in your prayers. Es-
peeislly during this year dedi-
Gated 70 her, ask Our Blessed
Mother Mary TO watch over them
and protect their innocent souls
from the dangers which threaten
them.
God has been very good TO you
dear children. He has given you
great and beautiful country tc
live in: He has given you com
Portable homes and good Catholic
schools. You want to show yom
gratitude to God for those favors
do you not? Well, there is NJ
better way to do so than by being
generous towards those other lit
tie children who are suffering anC
in want.
"And you can rest assured that
God will not fail to reward you fol
your charity: He will repay you by
bestowing very special blessing:
upon yourselves, upon your fam
lilies and upon your beloved coun
try That is the reward that We
too, call down upon you, dear chill
dren, as, with all the affection o.
Our fatherly heart, We impart Il
you and TO your teachers, parents
and families Our Apostolic Bene
dlction"
From the Vatican, February 8
1854.
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ParishiOner Gives
Works OF Art To
Our Lady OF Peace

A Columbus artist, who be-
lieyes in using her exceptional
talent for the greater glory of
God, is responsible for the
simple and beautiful Stations
of the Cross which hang in
Our Lady of Peace Church.
The tedious task of design
ing, shaping and glazing the
terra Gotta plaques was done
by Mrs. Victoria Graves OF "a
". Weisheimer Rd., who be
lieves that because God gave her
such a wonderful creative gift, she
should give Him something in
return. "
Last August, Mrs, Graves under
took the project which she has
contemplated for five years. She
made some preliminary sketches,
mixed red seulptoring clay with
water in a big crock, and nodded
the stations in her hands, skipping
back and forth to the scenes which
inspired her most. The figures
we're glazed and then baked.
The work, however, wasn't as
easy as it sounds. Failures in glaze
compositions, clay texture and fir
ing methods forced her to discard
the first six stations She made
And the Christmas season added TO
the difficulty of the work.
Never for one moment, she
said. could l get my mind off the
Crucifixion, and yet at the same
time every one else was permeated
with the spirit of Christmas ?
She finished the work in early
February, and in the same spirit
in which she had presented the
parish with a crucifix which now
hangs over the main altar, and the
holy water and baptismal fonts IN
the vestibule of the church, Mrs.
Graves gave the Stations TO the
parish. She dedicated them in
memory to two deceased brothers,
A firm believer in contempor.
airy art, Mrs. Graves, nevertheless.
has a simplified naturalistic ap-
proach because Il want all people
to understand what | have done.
The plaques are three-dimentlonal,
a difficult effect to achieve in clay,
Reluctant to take full credit for
the work, Mrs. Graves said at least
half a dozen artist friends aided
her in decisions affecting the color
and composition of the figures.
A Cleveland native, Mrs. Graves
took some art courses at Lincoln
school there, but did not become
seriously interested in professional
training until she was 80 years old
She studied ceramics, painting
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FRIDAY, MARCH 5
EEpIAl DAY

FRIDAY, MARCH 5
FERiAL DAY
Violet vestments, No Gloria. Sec
ond prayer Defend u.s., Third
for the Living and Dead, Preface
of Lent, Prayer over People.
SATURDAY. MARCH s
FEAST OF SITS. PERPETuA AND
FELIcITAS
Red 'estments, Gloria, Second
prayer of the feria. Preface of
Lent, Last Gospel Of feria.
SUNDAY, MARCH
FIRST SUNDAY or LENT.
Violet vestments. No Gloria. Sec
ond prayer of st. Thomas Aquinas,
Credo, Preface of Lent.
MONDAY, MARCH Q,
FEAST OF ST. JOHN OF GOD.
White vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of the feria, Preface of
Lent, Last Gospel of feria.
TUESDAY, MARCH 9
FEAST OF ST. FRANCES
OF ROME.
White vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of the feria, Preface of Lent,
Last Gospel of feria.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10,
FEAST OF THE FORTY
HOLY CROWNED MARTYRS:
EMBER WEDNESDAY.
Red vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of the feria, Third Defend
US. Preface of Lent, Last Gospel
Of feria
THURSDAY, MARCH II,
FERiAL DAY.
Violet vestments, No Gloria, Sec
ond prayer Defend u.s., Third for
Living and Dead, Preface of Lent
, Prayer over People.
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Vacations

Continued from Page u
Hugh Murphy at st. Patrick. Lon
don and ST. Mary, Delaware; Faith
er Paul O'Dea at st. Mary, Marion;
and Father Richard Hoch at I'm
maculate Conception, Kenton.
In the Northern Deanery Mon
signor Joseph McGlynn at Immac-
ulate Conception and st. Mary,
Dennison; Father Joseph Stanton at
Sacred Heart, New Philadelphia,
and st. Joseph, Dover; Father Am
brose Freund at Sacred Heart,
Coshocton; Father Geiger at Bless
ed Sacrament and St. Francis, New
ark, and Father George Fulcher at
ST. Vincent, Mt. Vernon.
In the Eastern Deanery Father
William McEwan at St. Nicholas,
ST. Thomas and Rosecrans, Zanes-
vile; st. Bernard, Corning; and St
John, Logan. Father Herman Crock
at st, Augustine, New Straitsville,
and St Mary, Lancaster; Father
Charles Foeller at st. Aloysius,
New Lexington, and st. Joseph and
Holy Trinity, Somerset.
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Fourth Degree Knights Warned
OF Communism's World Threat

The danger of domination BY to.
talitarian atheistic communism
which is a threat to freedom and
religion was stressed in an address
delivered by James w. Shocknessy,
chairman of the Ohio Turnpike
Commission and 4 member of St.
Joseph Cathedral parish, to newly
initiated Fourth Degree members
of the Knights of Columbus in
Cleveland last week.
To-day we are threatened by a
domination of totalitarian atheistic
communism which is the most
formidable threat to freedom which
has been made in modern times,
Mr.. Shocknessy stated 1T is the
most formidable threat TO our re
ligion which has been made since
it was divinely founded, not even
excluding the Arian heresy which
for 800 years belabored the
Church"
Stressing the Importance of the
step they were taking, the speaker
continued. The world about us
today shakes and shudders from
the materiahstic onslaughts OF
forces which are so great and fear
some as at times TO look like the
very anti-Christ. ;. You will be
required to make great sacrifices
in fulfillment of the ideal which
the Order has set before you this
day
In these times" he continued
Faith is needed to confront the
evil forces which are perpetrat
ing the cold war and the lukeUdrm
war and the continuous threat oi
having rained down upon US hor
rendous missiles which may be
enough to destroy the very planet
on which We live"
Mr.. Shocknessy scored the mod
ern-day materialism as the direc
cause OF the persecution suffered
by so many, including Cardinals
Mindszenty and Stepinac The.
shed their blood and tears because
of this modern worlds failure Il
evaluate the relative merits of thu
material and the spiritual, of th'
temporal and the eternal "
The Church 10 which we givl
worship has been the bulwarl
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not be such . council. II is
group of white men who want TO
start . council 10 which Negroes
would be admitted from she be.
ginning, SO that there would be
no question Of prejudice in ad-
mitting new members"
Bishop Begin has been knight
for "a years. He was supported by
a standing vote of l,200 K. of c.
members at Fourth Degree init
alton in Hotel Hollenden here. The
Bishop was honored at the initia-
ton in having a class named for
him. 1t was on that occasion he
took his stand, in an address.
Would Transfer
The Bishop disclosed that he is
planning to transfer to the new
interracial council if the charter
is granted He said either the
Supreme Board has forgotten the
first lesson of the K. of c. Third
Degree-the elimination of racial
preiudiee-or this new council has
been misrepresented to the Board.
They should grant charter and
be done with it, and not inquire
about the color of members skins,
Bishop Begin added, saying that ra-
cial prejudice had been respnosbi-
BILE for excluding the three Ne
groeS.