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Evening star., 1954-10-20
TRTMMFRIS UFTpFp

Call MR.. FRANK GERMAN at HUI
3-6330, Wednesday only, from Il
a.m.-5 pm.
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PART-TTME,

Interested in doubling your income? F.?
Many part-time men in our organi-
cation do exactly that by selling our
outstanding product. If you are
ambitious, neat and have a car,
phone CO. 5-2323 for appointment.
Evening star., 1954-10-20
TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

Exper. in home improvements (pref
storm windows; to work go pm
ewes. from prepared list from ou
office. Salary, SIS per eve. Onl,
men that can work permanent!
need apply.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, alterations and repairs:
carpentry, painting, etc. Call DU.
LANEY, JU. 7-54S4. ga
ADDITIONS, PORCHES, jalousies,
complete remodeling service esti-
mates free; all work fully guar.
No money dn.. 80 mos. to pay. White
mechanics SECO SALES. JU. s.
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
ia. 7-677O ST. $4,000
23s
Evening star., 1954-10-20

BONDSTONE-The very best costs
no more. Bondstone can be applied
to any surface; never needs painting.
Eons R9ss ssses and sdng yrs is 20 our Sus9sS Ss
Manville certified dealer Phone
CONTRACTING CO. 1919 Bethesda
ave. Bethesda. Md
BRICKLAYING CONTRACToR-Fire:
PLACES walls .dIsN, stsps; all types oo9 o.
CARPENTER, gen'i repairs, porches.
partitions, shelving. cabinets; relia-
BILE. J. ROWELL. EX: 3-0627. go
CARPENTRY EXPERT for the home.
New or OLD work; Virginia gina preferred.
CARPENTER. white mechanic; roof
rreppsaigFs painting remodelinG' oop.U. opU.
CARPENTRY, roofing. painting. re-
fully guaranteed, NE. s-o54o, Ext.
CARPENTRY-Rec. rm., attics fin..
additions. general repairs, HAINEs
q PUTNAM, RA, 3-5516, WA.
CHAIN SAWS. wallpaper steamers.
FOLK FLOOR SUPPLY, Wo, 6;o52s.
CLoaGED DRAIN PIPES. electricslly
razor cleaned or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER. Phone RA. 6-SssS any
day or night.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS. re-
pairs, short circuits. small Jobs done
immed. RA 6-2222 any time. 27'
ELECTRICIAN, D. C. and Nd. de-
sires residential and comm. in
stallation or repairs. Low prices. No
premium for night calls: day CO.
5-959S; mis- ht LA. 6-1T74.
FENCE, CHAIN LINK
stalled, Big savings: LU: 10000.
Evening star., 1954-10-20

Pleasant working conditions. for
general Office work: permanent po-
sitions, paid vacations; excel. sal
ary to start. EISEMAN'S. F st. at
7th NV.
white, experienced.
Apply KIKI'S RESTAURANT, 1918
Wisconsin ave-, between L and s..
white. $50 per wk.; com
bination soda fountain; $50 am
8 pm, no Sunday or holiday work
4561 Wisconsin ave. NV, between
~ 1orIa sIIlEsg a;w. Or & z Pm net rsrosion @
ioeking' si T. cail Mr.. hs IRVING sO s1EeEL' sI e
wsAaiT;RiRsssssEs, part time or fun:
work Immediately, MICKEY GRAS-
SOS. 732 14th st. NV. 30
tt Tate Tantedu SnnT ,ter or
1 pm. sic Kennedy st: NV. -21
MATTRESSES AND HOSTESSES. COL
ored. exper., attractive, for day and
night work. Apply WINDSOR PARK
HOTEL, trades entrance, $500 Conn.
ave. 30
GIRL. general office work. some typ
ing nee. S35. COLORAMA. 1903
Eye st. NV. -25
LADIEs-ALEX. AREA
lo' Viii earn ars you S oya 6 s60Gs aay
and Xmas. Apply t,-7 pm. Wed. only,
RM. 201. 419 King ST.. Alex. 30
LADIES
To sell Christmas cards in spare time.
Big commissions. No exper. neces-
sary. Nothing to invest You can
arn-up to $40 wkly. comm. Write
or phone LIBERTY BELL STUDIOS,
Dept. 5s1. 800 Greenmount ave,
Baltimore 2, Nd
WOMAN, white, to solicit orders for
home-dressed poultry: full or part
time. Liberal commission paid. 10.
WOMAN. for general office work, age
from 20-50: experience not essential,
but speed and accuracy needed. See
MRS AMAROSI, Rm. 403, CONNER
cial Bank Bldg, 1405 @ st. NV.
YOUNG LADIEs-s75 weekly: expe-
rienced or will train. Apply Office
nearest your home. COLORAMA.
Room 704. I'll 14th st. NV, Wash.
D. c.: 967 Bonifant ST., Silver
Spring; Md; 1920 Lee hwy" Airing
YOUNG WOMAN, white; excel. op-
portunity with young financially
o1a sonnd ossinizatton N leader ssvs n ,n,a Us
tive and BE- capable handiins variI-
Gus clerical duties. tipping essential.
Company. benefits, paid vacation. p
day week. salary open. Reply In
own handwriting. stating uualifi-
ability. An replies strictly conf
Dental. Boz 263-E. Star. 30
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PERMANENT
MARRIED MAN
CoLORED SALESMAN
$50 PER WEEK

Sal. or comm; sample kit free; full
or part time. We train you; refer
ences; over 21. Apply 1424 l1th
st NV --22
Evening star., 1954-10-20

REAL ESTATE SALES MANAGER
for Montgomery County branch Of
downtown realtors office, good op-
portunity for successful salesman to
advance himself. MA. S-9797.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, expert.
enced; Silver Spring. Bethesda and
VESTMENT AND INSURANCE CO.,
SO55 18th St. Silver Spring. Nd
Evening star., 1954-10-20

2 TILE Settlers. mechanics only.
WE. 5-6768. go
SETTLED MAN. age $3.50 for bsmt.
of wholesale fixture warehouse.
DOMINION ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.,
5053 Lee hwy. Arl., Va. -21
full or part time. in
our sales department. Servicemen,
college men. white-collar men need
ing additional income. Not can
vassing. no experience required. Po-
sition permanent. For appointment,
call OF. 4-6963. 10 to /. days; z to
3, ewes. 81
SERVICEMAN--Local appliance dis
tfibutor seeks serviceman, capable
Of making field repairs on. Gibson
irefrigeratofs and home freezers;
ABC washing machines and dryers.
This Is good paying Job for q
reliable, sober, competent man. Call
Mr.. Peters, AMERICAN WHOLE
SALERS, DU. 7-4313. "a
WANTED, man we can help: grocery
and produce. Apply in person at
MASTER MARKET. 1923 Park rd.
NV. -21
RETIRED, work will not interfere
with Social Security; no manual
labor involved. Managing small apt
bldg. Salary and apartment. For
interview write Box 147-C. Star.
Evening star., 1954-10-20
C-6 THE EVENING STAR
hELP-MEN (cent.,

Washington, D. G.
EDNEsDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1854
Evening star., 1954-10-20
PUBLIC RELATIONS
S100 A WEEK

We have an opening for 2 young men
25 to 35 years of age in our public
relations department This position
is worth $4,000 year il YOU car
qualify. Car and local reference eS'
sential. For appointment for per.
sonal interview call Mr.. LEE, "a
Evening star., 1954-10-20
SALESLADIES

Westmoreland Sterling needs 5 quail
fed ladies to work part-time 3 ewes.
wk. and Sat. Car nee; white; ex-.
a ff 4saoa7 eaER17ss or %o sS5ofs S.22sa &Ras Can
SALESWOMEN for shoe dept. excel.
exper. in children's shoes necessary.
sfelk ssffeokkE. I teOSi St'sSa asoreia Ds ave. nv Nv
sEAMsTREssEs. draperies, need 4,
white for custom work. also machine
made. drapes; must be .exper.; good
working conditions and pay. Apply
K 4s42 s.174d 1ee hwy. Arl.' Va or phone
sEAMsTREss. white, exper. in nm max
toons only. AID. 2-34I3. -22
SECRETARY. young, Bethesda firm;
5-day week: good typist. thoroughly
rapid shorthand: pleasant surround
flRaoRATo69' 1ngsi GaIl RH' 2-762s. GARDNER MS1
National Airport. 5-day week, air
line pass privileges. Starting salary
S225 q mo; Phone Ex. 3-7s56s for
sEGRETARY E9gHt"S,IsY': for reading to man who
eSe, ess DsGasy s1Ha yasq1 Sst hs ste use so Of sS m
18th st. oEu NV st NA. s-o97f 93sI 'o-. 30 60
SECRETARY to executive of growing
California company while in WASH
segeqa oDbs TT Los of Ap9es tTsesfeE ca II
Must be, single. alert, Industrious,
personable, attractive. q. S. citizen.
under 30; shorthand and typing
required. Start at $50 per week.
Call NO; 7-S225 for interview.
Catering ~ office. II to % . pm, in. in.
teresting and fascinating work.. ex-
perience in selling and tipping are
preefsedrGsed. Call MIR. BoTKIss, co.
SECRETARY. with knowledge of book
keeping and familiar with real es-
tate and construction. Phone MR..
HOWARD. co. $4,000. 2 to 4 pm.
SECRETARY, for architects ONCE in
ceptionist, general Office work Phone
TIE. 6-2215 between 8 am. and 8
SECRETARY, part-time, exper. MR..
sHtk HAIEYi yrSAo5 "A 5-7242, law "a
ref: permanent Sat II eSS aualified. ihReifSi NA
S-0493, between 9:30 and $50,
Mon. through Friday.
SILK FINISHER, for dry cleaning
Rppy sAS1TARY S1 "a Rs1Del cLESRRs sSf asr so %R
sTENOGRAPHER, experienced. for
Protestant church organization; So
hr.. wk., paid vacation. sick leave
and other employe benefits. Ii.
7-S310 from $3.50 am. to 4:3O pm,
Mon. through Fri. for interview appt.
STENOGRAPHER, experienced short
hand and typing; 5-day. 40-hr. wk.
hosp. benefits. paid vacation. Ideal
work. cond. Apply in person, KINS-
STENOGRAPHER, with patent ex-
perience preferred. S75 per week. to
qualified party. Tel. MA. S-1369.
STENOGRAPHER, white, 1s to 35:
1925 NO.; law office; attractive. eff
cient. ME. $1,000. -21
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FlagStOne and Stone

FENCE, CHAIN LINK
OR WOOD, materials only or in
stalled. Big savings. LU. 10000,
ia. H-O442. SP 3-R7OS til 0 pm.
Evening star., 1954-10-20
HELR.--MEN
REAL ESTATE

PROPERTY MANAGER
We wish to contact q hiRh-type man
age 26-40. who has executive abil.
ity In Property MANAGEMENT. Good
base salary. Prefer man living In
or familiar with Montgomery Coun.
ty. Write confdentialfy. Give age
education, experience, phone num-
her Box lO-E Star. 20
Evening star., 1954-10-20

fFO1's FooO STORES. ORES eHSeT 34ss Benning rc
ne. between 9 and IL. See MI
Evening star., 1954-10-20

cient. NE. S-37O0. I'll
- EXPERIENCED
Age 25-40 yrs, must. have good
knowledge of shorthand and typing;
40-hr., 5-day wk.; starting salary,
$50. Apply between 10 and IL and
3 to 6 pm, James T. Gardella, THE
SHADE SHOP. 2214 M st. NV. 20
OPERATOR, secre-
tarial, for new apt. bldg; good
starting salary; must present fine
appearance; only exper. need apply.
See res. mgr, 3210 Wisconsin ave.
NV. -22
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CRAFTSMEN

Dairy FARM WORKER. sin i
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TEL LEPHONE CLERK

White, age 25-40, pleasing telephone
voice and manner essential, no ex-
perience necessary; alternating 40
and 45-hr. wk, excel. working con-
ditions, company benefits, incl. paid
vacation, hosp. and sick leave. Call
Mr.. Lowe for appointment
MANHATTAN. COMPANY
1928 Florida Ave. NV. DU. T-1111
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completing the maximum of five
consecutive one-year terms. The
remainder of the Archbishops and
Bishops elected to the new board
had served on last years board.
Following the General Meeting,
the members of the newly-elected
board met at the N.C.W.C head
quarters building and organized as
follows:
Their Eminences Edward Cardi-
nal Mooney, Archbishop of De-
troit; Samuel Cardinal Stritch,
Archbishop of Chicago; Francis
Cardinal Spellman, Archbishop of
New York, and James Francis
Cardinal Mcintyre, Archbishop of
Los Angeles, members of the
board by virtue of their being Car
dinals.
Archbishop Alter, chai m n ;
Archbishop Francis P. Keough, Bal
timore, vice-chairman Of the board
and Episcopal Chairman of the
N.C.W.C. Department of Social Ac-
ton; Archbishop Joseph E. Ritter
of st. Louis, secretary; Archbishop
John F. o'Hara, csc, of Philadel-
phia, treasurer; Archbishop Rich
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FAMILY: Amer"

FAMILY: Amen"
Fourth Week: The father lights
all four candles. The prayer:
FATHER: 20 Lord, stir up
Thy power, we pray Thee. and
come; and with grea, might help
Us, that with the help of Thy
grace, Thy mercifUI forgiveness
may hasten what our sins i'm.
pede. Through Christ, our Lord"
ALL: Amen"
The origin of the custom is OBJ.
scure, but most authorities agree
that it is an adaptation from an.
cient heather rites of Northern
Europe.
The psgans of old made a wreath
of fir twigs in connection with the
winter solstice - the evergreen
twigs being symbolic of perpetual
life, and the circular form of the
wreath representing the continual
course of the sun.
The Christian observance first
came to be widely practiced in
Germany during the 10th century.
In recent years it has spread to
these shores, with thousands of
American Catholics heralding the
advent Of the Babe in the first
Christian family at Bethlehem.
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ard J. Cushing of Boston, Episcopal
Chairman of the Department Of
Lay Organizations; Archb S h o r
John J. NIFTY of San Francisco,
Episcopal Chairman of the Youth
Department; Bishop Matthew F.
Brady of Manchester, NH, Episco-
pal Chairman of the Department
of Education; Bishop Walsh,
Episcopal Chairman of the Legal
Department, and Bishop Thomas K,
German of Dallas-Fort Worth,
Episcopal Chairman of the Press
Department, and Bishop Michael ].
Ready of Columbus, o., Episcopal
Chairman of the Department of In
migration.
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Bishops Score
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Continued from Page u
basic human rights involve the
fate of thousands of Catholics and
others and constitute an interna-
,tional disgrace" the Bishops said.
A"Fhis is tragedy to which the
international community cannot
remain indifferent"
The prelates stated that they
wished to register the strongest
protest possible" as leaders of the
Catholic Church in the United
States.
AT the same time, the Bishops
expressed their gratitude and ad-
miration for the role played by
Americans, especially the U. S.
navy, in aiding Vietnamese refu-
gees who braved death to escape
Red oppression.
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Use Of Advent Wreath

Continued from Page y
ever the following prayers may be
said:
First Week:
FATHER: 20 Lord, stir UP
Thy might We beg Thee, and
come, that by Thy protection we
may deserve to be rescued from
the threatening dangers of our
sins and saved by Thy deliver
anee. Through Jesus Christ, our
Lord"
FAMILY: Amen"
One candle is lighted by the
youngest child and left burning
during the evening meal or during
the recitation of the Rosary. The
ceremony is repeated each day of
the first week at the principal
meal.
Second Week: Two candles are
lighted by the eldest child and the
following prayer said:
FATHER: 20 Lord, stir up our
hearts that we may prepare for
Thy only besoffen Son, that
through His coming We may be
made worthy TO serve Thee with
pure minds. Through Christ, our
Lord"
FAMILY: Amen"
Third Week: Three candles are
lighted by the mother, including
the one with the rose ribbon which
celebrates Gaudette Sunday and
the joy the Church feels at the
thought of the approaching feast.
The prayer is:
FATHER: 20 Lord, we beg
Thee incline Thy ear 70 our
prayers and enIishten the dark
ness OF our minds by fhe grace
OF Thy visitation Through Christ,
our Lord"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-26
Bishops Elect Members
To Head NCWC Board

WASHINGTON = NC) = Archbishop Karl ]. Alter of
Cincinnati was elected chairman Of the Administrative Board
of the National Catholic Welfare Conference that met and
ganzed here today marked the third successive year that
he has been elected to the chairmanship
The Administrative Board had been elected at twoday
General Meeting the Bishops of the United States which the
four American Cardinals 20 Archbshop and 133 Bishops at
tended at the Catholic University of America in this city
Bishop Emmet NJ Walsh named to return to the Ad
minsrave Board after absence of year Archbishop
Patrick OBoye of Washington retired from the board after
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Adult, COM ntirmation
Class Scheduled

All adults in Franklin County
who have not yet received the
Sacrament OF Confirmation will
be confirmed al Saint Joseph
Cathedral on CaUdete Sunday,
Dec. II, al 400 pm. This ap-
plies not only to converts but
10 those Catholics who, for one
reason or another, were not con-
firmed as children.
All adults, therefore, who
have not yet been confirmed are
requested 10 be at the Cathedral
for instruction and rehearsal or
Sunday, Dec. 5. ut 7:3o pm. The
confiEmandl will be required to
present their bapfismaI eertifi-
Gates at that time.
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rector under Father Mecowan
since January, 1916. He Is wide
IY known for his writings and
talks on Catholic social teach
ings. He Is the author of "The
Yardstick," column syndieafed
by The N.c.W.c. News Service.
Born in Chicago on January 21,
1916, Monsignor Higgins attended
st. Francis Xavier parochiaI school
in La Grange, H.; Quigley Prepar-
atory Seminary in Chicago, and St.
Mary of the Lake Seminary, Mum
delein, Ill. He was ordained to the
priesthood at Mundelein an 1910.
He made graduate studies in eco
nomics and political science at the
Catholic University of America
from 1910 to 1914.
Monsignor Higgins took both the
MA. and Ph.D. degrees at the Ca
tholic University.
Appointed to the Social Action
department staff in 1914, Monsig-
nor Higgins began at once to be-
come known throughout the coun-
try for his writings and his par
ticipation in important meetings.
He has for years been active and
held office in the Catholic Associa-
tion for International Peace, and
is at present its executive secre-
tary.
Archbishop o'BoyIe, who has
just retired as Episcopal chair
man of the department after
serving q maximum of five years
on fhe N.C.W.c. Administrative
Board, said that Father MCGOWAN
had been in i'll health for a year
and half and had asked to be
relieved of his duties as diree.
tor of the department.
The archbishop said that Father
MCGOWAN will remain in the de-
partment, devoting his time to its
Inter-American work, and will
make his headquarters in San An.
tonic, Tex.
In a formal statement announc-
ing Father McGowsn's retirement,
Archbishop 0'Boyle said:
Il am sorry, for his sake and for
the sake of the Department, that
his health will not permit him to
carry on, on a full-time basis,
the important work which he has
performed so efficiently and so
selflessly for almost 35 years. Few
priests in the history of the Unit.
ed States have contributed as much
as Father MCGOWAN to the great
cause of social justice.
From the very beginning he
has proved himself to be a man of
unusual intelligence and extraor-
binary vision Suffice it to say
that he has brought to his work at
all times a great spirit of selfless-
ness and priestly generosity"
Father MCGOWAN has been with
the N.c.W.c. since IFS inception
in 1920. he was born In Brook
field, No., on June 23, 1892, and
was educated at 81. Benedief's
College, Atehison, Ksus., 81. Ber-
nsrd's Seminary, Rochester. NJ.
T., the North American College
In Rome and the Catholic Uni
versity In America here. He was
ordained here on Dec. 10. 1915.
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The appointment was announced
by Archbishop Francis P. Keough
Of Baltimore, who mas just taken
up duties of Episcopal Chairman
of the N.C.W.C. Social Action de-
partment.
Monsignor Higgins succeeds Fa-
ther Raymond A. MCGOWAN, whose
resignation because of i'll health
had been announced by Archbish-
op Patrick A. O'Boyle of Washing
ton, the retiring Episcopal Chair
man of the department.
A member of the Department
of Social Action staff for more
than 10 years, Monsignor His-
gins had served ss assistant di-
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MASS ORDO
Liturgy Of The Week

THURSDAY, DECEMBER Z
FEAST or ST. BIBtAKA
Red estments, Gloria, Second
prayer of the feria, Third of the
Blessed Virgin.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9
FEAST OF ST. FRANCIS XAVIER
PATRON OF THE MISSIONS
White vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of the feria.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4
FEAST OF
ST. PETER cHRYSoLocus
Write vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of the feria, Third of St.
Barbara, Credo.
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Of Interest To Catholics
RADIO PROGRAMS
Saturday. Nov. ~

Saturday, Nov. n
WTVN, Columbus, 900 pm
Catholic News.
Sunday. Nov. 70
WPK0, Waverly, 9:45 a. M
Sacred Heart Program.
WHIZ, GAINESVILLE 11:45 a. NJ
The Christophers.
WHIZ, GAINESVILLE, 200 p. NJ
The Catholic Hour
WLW, Cincinnati, 800 p. m.--
The Catholic Hour
WPKO, Waverly, AS p. m
Hour of st. Francis.
Wool, Columbus, $50 p. m.-
Greatest Story Ever Told
WNXT, Portsmouth, 900 p. m.
Hour of st. Francis
WTVN, Columbus, ZOO p. NJ
Ave Maria Hour
Monday Through Friday
WLW, Cincinnati, 6:10 a. M
st. Mary Seminary, Morning
Prayers
TELEVISIoN PROGRAMS
Sunday, Nov. %
WLW-C, Columbus, $50 a. M
The ChriStophers.
WBNS-TV, Columbus, HOO a.
m.-The Christophers.
Tuesday, Nov. 80
WTVN, Columbus, 800 p. M
Life Is Worth Living-Bishop
Fulton j. Sheen.
Friday, Dec. 3
WBNS-TV, Columbus, Loo pm.
Touring the Town-Fourth in
a series of programs designed
to demonstrate the aims of
Catholic education. Fridays
program will feature q Civic
Clubs activity with Sister M.
Liboria, 0.S.F., and eighth
grade students from st. Mich
ael's school, Worthington.
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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER Is

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Is
FEAST or ST. SYLVESTER
White vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer Of st. Peter of Alexandria.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IT
SATURDAY OF OUR LADY
White vestments, Gloria. Second
prayer of the Holy Spirit, Third for
the Church or Pope, Preface of
the Blessed Virgin.
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 10
THE FIRST SUNDAY IN ADVENT
Violet vestments, Nc Gloria, Sec
ond prayer of the Blessed Virgin,
Third for the Church or Pope,
credo, Preface of the trinity.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2e
VIGIL OF ST. ANDREW
Violet vestmentS. No Gloria, Sec
ond prayer of the day, Third of st.
saturninus, No Credo, Common
Preface.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 30
FEAST or ST. ANDREW THE
APOSTLE
Red vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of the feria, Credo, Preface
of the Apostles.
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Renewed Faith
Continued from Page y

Continued from Page u
must recover and renew its Chris
tian Faith" the statement con-
cluded. Here alone can we find
purpose to end the present con-
fusion; strength instead of weak
ness; a dynamic zeal to overcome
the difficulties of life; an uplifting
soul-stirrring motive for the fight
to the death against the total ma
terialist enemy. In the sign of
Christ's Cross our ancestors in the
Faith conquered the ancient pagan
ism and gave mankind the golden
ages of the Christian era. We in
our day shall conquer the new pag-
anism, atheistic materialism, in the
same triumphant sign"
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Conservation OF Milan
Archbishop Set Dec. IL

VATICAN CITY-(Radio, MO- -
The conservation of Msgr. Giovanni
B. Montini, Vatican Pro-Secretary
of State. as Archbishop of Milan,
will take place in st. Peters Bas.
ilica on Dec. II, the Vatican press
office announced.
The announcement added that
the solemn installation of Arch.
bishop-elect Montini will take
place in the Milan Cathedral on
January 8, the Feast of the Epiph-
any.
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Condemn illicit Interlude'

NEW YORK -(NC)-- The Ma
tional Legion of Decency has an
nounced here that it has evaluated
the movie 'Illicit Interlude," dis
tributed by Goston Hakim Produc-
tions, in Class c, condemned.
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Social Action Director
For NCWC Is Named

WASHINGTON = (NC) = Msgr. George G. Higgins
priest of the Archdiocese of Chicago today named D
rector of the Department of Social Action of the National
Catholic Welfare Conference
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WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER I
FERIAL DAY

Violet vestments, No Gloria, Sec
ond prayer of the Blessed Virgin,
Third for the Church or Pope, No
Alleluia, No Credo, Common Pre-
face.
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World Labor
Continued from Page u

LConLInued 1TOm rage y
and workers, which constitutes one
of the most delicate aspects of evo-
luton of modern society, is worthy
of particular emphasis" the Pom
tiff said.
He also reminded that even be-
fore the publication of Rerum No
varum (189D, the first of the great
social encyclicals, Pope Leo XIII
had given his approval of interna-
tional labor activities.
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Red vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of the feria, Credo, Preface
of the Apostles.