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RoATS

1a-FT. RuNABoUT, new meter ana
SALE OR TRADE, 16-h.p. outboerd;
5-gal. gas tank, less than so hrs.
running time; S275. l31 Rolph dr.,
Forest Hts, Md. Owner going ovefs
seas. 10. 7-0S2a. -21
FISHING PARTlES--Deale. Nd. can
CAPT. KING LO.. 4-5e43 days.
WA. 7-419s after Q and weekenda
CABIN CRUISER; 1897, complete
in every detail economical; 26.h.p.
GRAY Marine; $3.50. LU. 1-43el
ATTENTION, CUPBOARD MOTOn
OWNERS. Get q KB boat bailer.
pumps 4 gals. per min, works auto.
in heavy season storms. Attached TO
your present motor in second. Only
S6a5. See II demonstrated, Ma
GRoGAN ESQ CENTER cor. "a.
ave. and Alabama ave. sc. LU.
,a -f Fl. CUPBOARD PowER cxSTN
CRUISER. newly painted. foArn-fub-
Der cushions nylon top. Al condi-
ton. First S4Q5 takes 1t. Hunts
Ing Towers Yacht Basin. Alex, We.
1879 e1-FT. cMRIs-cRAFT utiI. run.
about. fully equipd.. excel. eond.
FRRE ontboard motor carrier VIA
every Scott Atwater Bai1amatic.
PATUXKNT MARINE SUPPLY CO.,
62i3 Bait. ave, HyattS., Nd. WA.
1s4ZOV. ~-ZO
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WATERFRONT PROP. FoR REN1
FLORIDA PROPERTY
VACATION PLACES

SAsASOTA - De Soto Acres; only Q
few lots left. CLAUDE WOOD.
Realtor, LO. 4-77O0.
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HOUSE TRAILER. 2l.ft. Royal: 1947
1918 Rockville Pile. Bisndv's trailer
Court. MISS BEDELL. Lot 10. lie
HORSE IRAiLER-.strsaniip d +.
iss s. Or s'9 ! sn aHI sses. 90. ~ sS.
LIBkRTY, 1e4s; shower and toilet;
33 f.: 81 800 Lot 4, rear. EVE
LYN INN, 1929 Rich. hwy. Alex; zoe
fan. bath. awning. new tires. good
cond. Lot is available. 81, fes or best
oneI Mr.. ROSS. Lot 40. Oh.
REFosssEssED BARGAIN-Liks new
Tor balance due. Se.ias.S3: snsii
dawn payment, balance monthly
70. 2.o7Al --2A
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

LARGE ROOM with private entrance
or with use Of reception room, in
air-conditioned Wyatt Building. 14th
ana New York ave NV. ST. 3-3366,
MEDICAL oFFIcEs-1eth and Psrs
2-535S or RA. 3-l397 to inspect.
1924 X ST. NW.-onice suite Of 4
large rooms; can Be rented g suite
and reasonable rental includes All
uttls and janitor srvice. INQUIRE
ROzANsKY At Elk. S-S567.
1915 EYE ST. N.W.-smalI end-n.
once, suit. trade representative
etc; S25 mo. 70 inspect Gall Mrs
NER. ME. $500; res. DU. 7-S435
DESK SPACE. executive type, lock-
able desks and telephone secretarial
service. Avail. at 18th and H SITS.
NV. Call Elk. 3-5O50. -2l
AIR CONDITIONED OFFICES ayail.
able, all services. Dupont CircIs
once Bldg. 1896 Conn. ave. NV.
AID. $4,000.
EALExANDRIA--New modern BLDG.
1900 50. it.; near Pentagon and
rooms; duorescent lighting; afr.
conditioned; adequate heating; suit
able Tor ofnces, electronicS. manu-
featuring, etc. Attractive rental
for suitable tenants. ov. 3-1040.
18th AND EYE-S-rm. suite and ssIe
rms; furn. or unfurn.; by mo. ol
lease: air-cond. Law library, ME
$4,000. --1o
AIR-CONDITIONED OFFICE in law.
yer,s suite, furnished: reasonable
Sheraton Bldg. DI. 1855. --22
SILVER SPRING, mr.. Gecrsia ave-
Small 2-rm. once with toilet: $40
10. $500, weekdays tin G. 20
14th AND G--Attractiyely furn. Of.
ace. $3.50 mo-; this Is worth see
ins. Tu. 2-6353 or RIA. 6-227e;
ACROSS FROM sFATLER, zoos 18th
St. N.W.---Most desirable; less tRan
SO sa. IT,: partially furn.: pArkins
adjacent: NE. S.a3S0: 90
DESIRABLE FURNISHED first hoOI
2-rm. once. with reception area II
front room. Vie. Thomas Circle
Only $50 inc. parking and phone
answer sefv. ma $3.50. Ri
TTYNHRTNNYTNG nHTTF TTNfN
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

INVESTMENT PROF. FOX SALE
PRODUCING OIL ROYALTY. East
Texas held Gregg County. Now pay
ing about $50 mo. Businessman's
risk. No widows. Price, 5000.
OWNER, AID. 4-5197. --19
WILL SELL on TRADE 5-year -cld
SS ho gSs t 0Toss i2 gsSn about
ST UNITS FHA, wheeler I'd. Sc;
$4,000 cash for equity Is less than
reduced LIST trust. Box 41S-V, Star.
CONGRATULATIONS nrm look
ting for shop space, once and apt:
nearby Md; cow. to everything
and everythin9 convenient Let US
show this to YOU Ideal for small
business operation. Call Mr.. Rose.
HUDSON REAL ESTATE co.
UN. 4-15l5. UN, 4-717l: weekdays
9-B: Eyes. and week Ends. On.
4-031S. go
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GI--$5OO CASH

2412 MINI. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-O04(
Ewes. LII. 1855 30
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LAKE PRIVTT,EGES

the deed when YOU tax,
k EssEEIS sTfoNsRR R aASnTER iH 5as
OF .4-lane highway, % min. drive
to downtown d. C. Excel. floor plan
huge liy. rm. with attractive stone.
walled firepl., formal din. rm.. :
twin.bed rms, 2 colorful baths. ex,
pensive Dashboard heating. add
tional stone hrepl. In daylight bsnit.
carpeting, de luxe equipment ant
lFe. patio will have you orderinl
the. moving van. Approx. 500
cash required. Must be seen. Phon,
8 to 8, IA. 10000.
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BRICK-S11.5OO

3-hearm.. 4-yr.-old rambler: alum
storm windows. Fenced lot. Mr.
schools, shopping. CT Apr. NothinE
On. 81. 500 to civil. Phone: AID: q
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BRENTWOOD-Brick bungalow in
new-house condition. Must see to
appreciate. $4,000. Low down pay
ment. Call Mr.. Fregoe until 8 pm
SPARKS AGENCY. DU. 7-2995. --2I
CHEvEkLY-CooL COLONIAL ali.
outdoor barbecue. Only Si.sOtI On
Nothing DIN. CT. Trades CONSIDERED
GLENN DALE SECS rms, ca; y
and 3 acres. $6,950. $4,000
RITCHlE RD.; 6-rm. bunsa., 3d.
800. Hyattsville. Hills; s rms, z
S Sntns; anil; reduced. Take 6-rm
deal ho ON Sss i isTss pig Mas
otier. terms. RYON, RA. 3-6146.
Maryland PARK HOME-3-bed.
rm. Diet. rambler. Anchor fenced
gas, heat; well located for parochia!
IRNHVP NV RTaLs i SsgfGSTSS a bofo 81
ave. Sc. LU. $4,000. lie
MT. RAINIER---No down payment to
eligible veteran: $3.50 per mo.
Incl. taxes and insur.: bedrms..
P BIZ 81 q ioan r sSsaEf miss Sa pon
* cox 4 CO. UN: 4sI526. 10
incl. taxes and insur.: S-bedrm
$4,000. Mr.. potson. LU. 4-4S19.
cox q CO, UN. Also. liz
BY OWNER bedrm.. brick ram.
bier; alum. storm windows, Anchor
fence, Assume 4eS Gil loan after
down payment. 1902 Oliver ST..
Hyattsville. Md. -25
CHnLUM (ST. JOHNS PARIsH)
immaculate spacious brick rambler
z tyin.sized bedrms, "a baths
posal, porch. Anchor fence. Vacant
CT approved. S1S,960, S1,960 down
$115.14 mo.
JOHN H. JOHNSON WA. 7-B05(
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1850 CAsH-Non CT or CT 3-bedrm
I'm, equip. Kit. Full bsmt. Fenced
= yard. Walking distance to parochia
~ and public schools and new Wheaton
High Assume CT loan with pay.
o sHtNs lsSs N t5a 4R.7 TeFs. GIDEON =
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RAMBLER-Situated on nice lot. this
combination with fireplace, 3 con-
rReniently arranged bedrms. and tiled
I, bath; large kitchen, featuring dish
washer, disposal and table space;
full bsmt. Close to NH and Naval
,esi1l5S Ga. ave. Lo. 4-7200 till
- 30 pm,
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i2-sTORY double garase. irspfoof,
suitable for the handy man; kssP
3i2 10th IT.. sc. $50. 10. 7.3050s
GARAGE, 4-eAr capacity, tive nooreS
suitable storage, utilities. $50 mo,
14z2 Harvard ct. NV. 10
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]. MANOR CLUB
MEANOWWOOD

Brick. 8 bedrms. with 9TH and bath
.3efouehed In on End d.; full-size sep
slrate din. rin.. frepl.: screened-in
4eporch, full bsmt.: ia-acre corner lot;
> neighhorhood. BROWN AGENCY,
..ssssJu, 9-3444, Ju. 9-3497 till pm
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Crestwood brick rambler: 5 bedrms.
"a baths. liy. rm., hrepl., picture
window, draperies: cheerful dinins
rm., excel. kit. full bsmt.: large
lot: fruit trees, grapeyines. shrubs
LUCILLE COOK. JE. 2-3272. JE
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

OVER 100 a. good level land: 30 a..
and Ens val, % m & Ss'us Cedar s epnn
house. running water. elec.;;,2 barns,
$40, 500. ROY d. SHEPPARD.
owner. Midland, Va. los
10 ACRES, good s-rcom houses. Grist
mill on river. 400 yards on U. s.
Il; SO miles 50. Of D. c. Good motel
site, $4,000. Good terms. TIE.
0-4131. rs
90 ACRES, young and saw timber,
deer and turkey; 90 miles So. 81 800,
500 down. $50 mo. TE. 6-4f31.
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RED BRICK COLONIAL near jr. high
lin Sill. Spg. with rooms and bath,
fsduIl bsmt with exit, side screened
Is3iporch, aluminium storm sash. 3d.
6tap5). RIPLEY g. ROMER. Realtors
t5tCall III. 5-t11 IL now.
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RRICK RAMBT .ER

For indoor and outdoor living Tor
this custom -bniit brick rambler i laeSf
Camp SPRINGS wiz be Appealing.
Located on. level lot OF about 4
Z v acre and j Blk. on Route S, the
house features 21x15-ft. liv. rm !,
y Ifrepl., picture windows; spacious
bedrms., tile bath and ample closets;
full bsn1t., oil h.-w.h.: lge. screened
breezeway and att. garage. Stairway
70 attic. House can be increased to
hedrms.. II desired. Priced right
at $2S,500: By apt. only.
a. A. CAROZZA co.
24I2 Mfnn Ave &c Yn lnfA n
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BRICK AND FRAME HOME with lily
ss4rri., full din. RIM. and kit. 3 bed:
rarms. and bath on 2nd floor; Full
3Gbsmt. Assume AZ loan. Priced g
sell at $12,950. WOOD CO.. lll5e
aGe6rgia ave. Silver Spring, Nd,
10 4.rOnn till Q.30
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HOUSES SALIVA. tceas.D
$ $500

possession can be had on
this apotless brick home with bedrm
and full bath on 1st ar. Separate
onto Z delightful cool awnings shaded
rear screened porch: 2nd ar. has 2
large hedrms. and bath. Full ground
level daylight hslnt, with rec. rm.
and 1avatOry. Gas acc. heat. Beau
TRULY handicapped lot with an
Reasonable cash will handle.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

WILL SELL or buy znd trust neteD.
DAVID N1METZ. RE. 7-603e; CO.
end TRUST, s2.1OO. Payable $40
mo. 6ss. Good white makersl Only
ST $50. 10. 4-6565.
mo. Sc Good white makersl Only
$1,000. 10. 4-6565.
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HEART OF SILVER SPRING
SToRES FOR RENT

RIGGS SHOPPING CENTER, Rirg,
I'd. and 8. Oak. ave.-Stores already
leased are Giant Food, People
Drug, Artsto, PEOPLES Hardware and
others. Stores avail for beauty shop
delicAtessen and variety. Spring oc-
cupancy. Call WAGGAMAN- Draw
NER. NE, S-3SfO,
BETHESDA BUSINESS AREA-Rents
range from $50 to $500. Have
avail. for August. Centrally loo. or
WIS. aye, HOWARD r. SCHAFER
STORE. 3rd and Sheridan SITS. NV
20y6O: parking IN rear. 3. B. ALL
r ST. SHOPPING AREA, 9O4 r st
n.w.-Close to 4 large dept. stores
Amply $40 + st. NV. Room 1p.
DELICATESSEN WANTED
In large new shopping center nov
under construction. over 10000
population and 10000 cars passin|
daily. Must be prepared to install
high-grade operation, geared TO-
heavy volume business.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV. MA. S-55Ot
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

3. BEDRMS., liv. rn., din. ell. mod.
kit; storm windows, patio, Venetian
blinds. met. awns, barbecue. Assume
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
WILL BUILD
MODERN

40-ft. brick rambler with carport on
your lot; $1,000; will finance
HUBBARD REALTY. OV. $500
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LOANS

LIST AND end TRUST LOANS MADE,
24-hour service. Call LII. 3-044B,
JEFFERSON MORTGAGE LOAN
CORP.
LOWER PAYMENTS LESS TNTEKEST
Let me reflnance your home and con.
solidate your present trusts. thereby
reducing monthly payments and ins
cash Call MR.. MILLER, MI.
4-I220; evenings, LA. 6.Sl0A.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE
BUSINESS AND TNCOME
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

10000 So. FEET with once; End
commerciel; on South CAPITOL st.,
z blks. south Of Navy Yard. Rent
WISCONSIN 1pE.,O NJ. Sea saeaa;rs-la
rms, PA baths; property for COM
meTcial use. fronting two streets.
me- CUsHARD. Realtor. EN-. 2
COEORED NV CLOTHES PRESSING.
low payments. Box 245-s, Star.
HEART OF SILVER SPRING
Modern bldg. u blk. on Ca, 1000
su. It. one DR.. plus 10000 so. 1t,
parking: Excel. facils for many
uses. Retail. distributors, ofices
MH. FISCHER with DREYFUSs
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MT. PLEASANT

5 units, partially furnished IS kitch-
ems. 2 bathsl $4,000 annual rent.
Priced for quick sale al S16,750.
Call Mr.. O'Neii, ST. 3-2400. PHIL
LIPS, CANDY q FULLER. INC, 1912
18th st. NV. --l9
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4-FanllIy, Mt. CATHOLIC Univ.
Tenants pay for All utilities. Very
nice building with excellent return.
CALL NE. S-5400 (EVES., Mr..
BLANKEN. HE. 4-2756l.
Leo M. Bernstein e Co.
14I5 K st. NV. NE. $4,000
FIRST COMMERCIAL. Brick bldg !.
on busy upper NV. street with going
business on LIST d. and lge. apt on
2nd a. containing 3 bedrms., bath.
liy. rm.. kit. Gas h.-R. heat Good in
yestmentI CALL ME. S-540O GIVES,
Mr.. BLuMENTHAI. RA. 3-9450l,
Leo M. Bernstein q Co.
lab Z st. NV. NE. $1,000
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
SILVER SPRING
MnKennau Hills

Nr. st. Johns -Lge. lot; g hedrms. |:
.bsmt.:. CT. no dn- pymt.: VA ap-
proved at S12,6O0; $50 mo. pays all.
CLAUDE WOOD. Realtor, JU. $1,000
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ETMONDS BUILDING

GIT 18th ST. NV.
Newly renodeled suites from $50 "a.
immeN. oecup. See 1upt. o.
CAf8fT3 d. 1-eOco
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FOREST HEIGHTS

3.bedrocm rambler overlooking In
1h baths, paneled fireplace. full
basement. Located on Y acre OF
level ground. Lot fenced for the
children's safety: $I7,S00. CT loan
applied for with $1,000 cash and
payments Of approx. S94 per mo.
Phone until Q PM, 10. 7-9122 or
JIM BRITT
4920 INDIAN HEAD HWY. Sc.
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VIRGINIA FARM

BIG ACRES, HISTORIC BRICK
HOUSE
This farm IS Old virginia at its best
in 40 miles Of washington. The
house has 8 baths, oil heat, more
than 30 fireplaces, and is In tor
condition. There are 2 sets OF farm
buildings. and the farm is set W
for either beef or dairy farming
The tree-lined lane to the house
the ponds In the fields, and the
beautiful yistas OF the mountains
combine with fertile soil and the
standing farm buy in virginia
Price, S226,000. Shown exclusively
MASON HIRST
Annandale. Va. Phone JE. 2-7447
Closed Sundays
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-03

the l'2UO,OOO paganS IN the
world.
Only lovers of the Cross OF
Christ make true sacrifices. Our
Lord said that the drink of cold
water would have its reward.
but it had TO be given in His
Name and His Name is Jesus
which means Savior. The Sacri-
flee of a movie to help the leper
in Malaga, the doing without
dessert for an abandoned child
in Calcutta, a rosary on ones
knees for one of the victims of
Communist persecution in Indo-
China - these acts will sanctify
your soul as well as help the
Holy Fathers Missions.
GOD LOVE YOU TO JIM. for
S326. This money was obtain
ed from a back yard Carnival.
We thought it would be a good
idea TO give ii for the benefit of
the Missions to K.G.S. "ThiS
$1,000 is in thanksgiving for all
the little blessings that l have
received from Almighty God"
TO HID. for $40. Il decided
not TO buy a new summer bag.
have been using my old one
and decided to send the money
to the missions" TO RES.
THE enclosed $5 was given TO us
as a gift 10 spend on q holiday
dinner. We were invited out in
stead and want you TO use this
money TO feed some starving
child in the missions" to
D.S. for $3.50. Enclosed is a
check for the Holy Fathers Mis-
sions. Ii represents the results
OF a loose change drive conduct
ed at our Sodality meetings"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-03

had planned TO suggest the use OF
contraceptiveS TO limit the popula-
ton and thus solve the food prob
lem in the Orient.
The rice expert, DR.. c. w. Chang.
told the delegates that enough food
could be produced for all the peo-
pie "by making use Of the resour-
ees already at hand and by using
the latest machinery"
He explained that the inter.
national rice commission is try
ing TO cross the two basic types
OF rice in this part of the world
so that the good features OF both
will appear. with ell this re-
search work and the use OF mod
ern machinery" he declared.
"the yield can be increased very
mUch-in xcme places even by
100 per cent"
A non-Catholic PakiStan dele
gate, Mrs. Anis Akbar Mira. rock
ed the congress with a question
similar to the HAS man a soul?n
question posed recently BY an
other Pakistani at a UNESCO meet
ing. Said Mrs. Akbar who repre-.
sents the All Pakistan Womens
Association:
when / went through the sub
jectS of the various workshops !
was struck by the absence of any
thing with a religious or spiritual
angle ="
She said she would like TO see
a workshop called The Need OF
Religion and Spiritual Understand
ing for the Success of Democracy"
AS she ended her short speech she
was given a great ovation
The WAY. was founded TO
coordinate the efforts of youth
organizations throughout the free
world and TO ounteraef the work
of fhe communist dominated
World Federation OF Democratic
Youth.
Included lin the action taken by
the assembly was a plan 10 estab-
lish an institute TO help national
youth committees all over the
world fight G mmunism. To be es-
tablished either in Paris or Ceylon,
the institute will study reports
from nations plagued by eommun-
ism and give advice on methods 10
stem Red activity.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-03
State Inquiry
UncOyers More
Than 100 Reds

HAMPTON. NH. - (NC) =
There are 112 persons in New
Hampshire who now are or
formerly were Communist
Party members, it was disclos-
ed by Gov, Hugh Gregg in an
address before the Rocking
ham County Republican Club
here.
Governor Gregg asserted that
the State anti-subversive investi-
cation. launched by the Attorney
Generals Department during the
past year, had enabled his admin
stration to lay its finger on those
allied with communism.
I'VE in New Hampshire have
quietly. but effectively. gone about
this task at the local level and.
without fanfare. have gone long
way toward shedding light on com
munism and tagging those who
preach its doctrine the Cover
nor said.
Let US not take this menace
lightly. Although we have not
produced evidence that ssboteurs
are wiring our bridges for demoli-
ton; nor plotting destruction OF
power dams and power plants:
or threatening our municipal
drinking supplies; nevertheless,
the fact remains that we know OF
more than 100 citizens of this
state who have willingly signed
their names to a political theory,
which has as its foremost aim the
annihilation of freedom"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-03
--God Love You
Sacrifices Can Be Worth
More Than Larger "Cifts"

A sacrifice of ST for the Holy
Fathers Missions is worth more
than a gift of So from a person
who merely gives because he is
asked. Read this letter and we
will tell you why.
Il am not working SO there
isn't much money coming in,
but / would like to do some
thing for the missions. In
reading Mission. ] saw an ar
tlele about sending jewelry
for resale and / thought of my
wife's engagement ring that
has been in a box since her
death over ten years ago. AL
though / hate to part with it,
/ am sending ii to you with
the hope that ii will bring
enough to help support some
poor soul In the missions"
This husband gave not only a
ring: he gave with it all its ten
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-03

States National Council of Catholic
Youth.
Almost one-third of the dele
gates are Catholics, most of whom
are connected in some way with
the Young Christian Workers. a
lay spost6late group whose mem
bers seek to Christianize their en-
yironment by using Catholic Action
techniques in the plants and of
fices where they work.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-03
5000 Make Pilgrimage

LOND0N-(NCl-To the Isle of
Man, holiday resort in the middle
Of the Irish Sea between England
and Ireland, 5000 pilgrims cross
ed in thunderstorm for Marian
Year rally at the 'LourdeS grotton
at Douglas. Some 5000 were from
Belfast. Northern L~land, the rest
from English parishes.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-03
Empress Visits Lourdes

LOURDES. France-NC)- The
Catholic wife of Emperor Bao
Dai of Vietnam, Empress Nam
Phuong, has made a pilgrimage
here with her son Bao. Long, the
heir to the throne, and her two
daughters.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-03
Diocese Publishes History

CONVICTION, Ky. NC1 - THE
History of the Diocese of Coving-
ton" eight years in preparation,
has been released. II traces the di-
ocese as part of the Sees of Que
bee, of Baltimore, of Bardstown
and of Louisville. Author Of the
book is Father Paul Ryan, admin
istrator of st. Mary'S Cathedral
parish here.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-03

Cut out this column, pin your
sacrifice TO il and send it to the
Most Reverend Fulton j. Sheen,
National Director of the Society
for the Propagation of the
Faith, 800 Fifth Ave, New York
1, NY. or your Diocesan Direc-
Tor, Reverend James Kulp, 246
East Town Street, Columbus Is,
Ohio.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-03
200. 900 Attend Closing
Of Giant Marian Congress

CAP DE Ia MADELEINE. Que.
--tNC) r Fifty thousand persons
received Holy Communion on the
closing day of the National Marian
Congress here. The attendance
that day was estimated at 100000.
One hundred and Seventy-five
confessionals and a Communion
rail l.050 feet long were erected
for the huge crowd. Priests attend
ing the congress said Mass at so
altars.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-03
Four Brothers All Born
On Feast OF Assumption

BELLMAWR. N.J.-tNC) - Mr..
and Mrs. John Hoban had their
fourth son August Is, the Feast of
the Assumption. He followed twins
born on the Feast in 1851 and an
other born on the same day in
1947.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-03

Nearly $50 delegates from so
countries are attending the con
gress. Among them is Frank Fer
rari of Hasbrouck Heights, NJ,
who is representing the United
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-03

Prayed for China this week?
You will find it easier to re-
member if you have a WORLD
MISSION ROSARY. The multi
eolored decades are each dedi-
Gated TO a particular continent.
AT your request and a So offer
ing we will send you a WORLD
MISSION ROSARY blessed by
the Most Reverend Fulton j.
Sheen.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-03

d e T asSoe1a
tionS an d de
voted III e m O.
ries To give up
something we
love for some
one we love
more is sacri
flee. Thus not
only the gift,
but the glver
are poured in
to the love o.
80 80
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-03

-. to F.MG. i am sending the
enclosed SIS in thanksgiving for
a favor recently received. | lost
my suitcase containing all my
clothes in Grand Central Sta
ton and was at a loss what to do.
said a few silent prayers and
promised to send the above
amount to the Holy Fathers Mis-
sions if | found the bag. / To-
Gated it just in time to make my
train"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-03
Far East Can Produce
Own Food, Expert Says

SINGAPORE Malaga = United Nations rice expert
told delegates to the international congress of the World
emby of Youth that 1T is possible to produce enough food
for all the Far East"
His address was reporedy blow to delegates who