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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-29

The community is not new. For
close to century there has exist
ed in Lyon community of secular
priests known as the "Prado, .
founded in 1856 oy Father Antoine
Chevrier.
Purposes Of fhs community
were 10 put poor secular priests
at the service of the poor and TO
permit secular priests, while re.
naming in the world, 10 live a
life as much as possible like that
of religious priests. Before be-
ing raised to the hierarchy
Bishop ANGEL was q member of
the "Prado."
Cardinal Gerlier has issued a
statement on the Bishops new as
signment, saying his leadership of
a group dedicated to the working
class apostolate has caused mis-
understandings.
The Cardinal declared:
I'D II is true that Bishop An
eel, who is still Auxiliary Bishop
of Lyon, has taken over personal
direction of this community with
the Permission of his Archbishop
and after consultation with the
Holy See.
90 This community is not new
priest-W0rker experiment Nor is it
opposed to the priest-workers. The
sort of life led by the members
who compose it, as well as the
various forms Of its activities, are
directly connected with the spirit
uality of the Venerable Antoine
Chevrier, founder of the Prado.
"(3J This community Will in all
things CONFORM TO the directives
of the Church in matters concern
ing the presence of priests in the
working class world, On the other
hand, it will act in cooperation
with the parochial clergy and
w vi kflA 1dtHOiiA ANAAbhs bu Ait
other hand. it will integrate itself
according to its own characteris-
tics into the common effort on be
half Of the working classes which
is being prepared in Lyon as 1t is
in Paris,
"4) Unfortunate experiences
have shown US the extent 10 which
the intentionally misleading ar
ticleS of several newspapers can
be damaging to the true under
standing Of a parti .ularly difficult
activity. We are therefore warning
all who are interested in this activ-
ity that they ought always TO treat
with great caution any information
given on this subject without a
special mandate. The Archbishop
of Lyon will make known at an
opportune time what he believes
it will be useful to show There is
no place, naturally, for any inter
view"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-29

not been decelv-
ed by the trick
of ing up
National Cath
olic' or Re
form Catholic"
churches.
There is no
end, however, to
{ h e inventive
n e SIS of Com
munlsts. Inter
Catholic Pre- SIS
A & e cy d e
1~skoa IL Les
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-29
Church Is Only
NOn-GOVernmental
Body In Poland

L0NDoN-(NC) - The Catholic
Church is the only large non-gov-
ernmental body existing in Poland
today, Roy Mason, British Labor
party legislator stated upon his
return from Red Poland.
The member of parliament, a
non e athoIic, also described his Wis
il TO the Warsaw cathedral
Il could not enter II was pack
ed to capacity. People knelt on the
floor down the aisies and all
around the back of the entrance TO
the church. Particularly noticeable
was the fact that teenagers formed
a great part of the congregation" "
Mr.. Mason stated that official
guides were anxious to show him
rebuilding work on churches and
eathedrals, but ignored his repeat
ed questions about His Eminence
Stefan Cardinal yszynski, Primate
of Poland. The Cardinal was arrest
ed a year ago and nothing more is
known of his fate.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-29
Newman Leaders
Planning Annual
Pax Romano Meet

BIRMINGHAM, England-NC)-
Leaders of the Newman Associa-
ton of university students from
England, Scotland and Wales met
here to plan the International
Congress of Pax Romano, the
worldwide Catholic university
movement, which is scheduled to
take place in England next August.
The Congress will be held in
Nottingham, and is expected to be
attended by 900 graduates and stu
dents from many parts of the world.
DR.. Frank Aylward, scientist, and
one of the founders of the Associa-
ton, told the meeting here that
the Congress will principally CON
slider the relation between the
Newman Association and Pax Rom
ana and the United Nations Educa-
tional, Scientific, and Cultural Or
ganization.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-29

priests in Poland.
The Communists, with every ap-
pearance of friendliness and logic.
argue that, after all, communism
is the New Order.
Communism is a historical ne
ceSsity," they contend. To this
historical necessity" the priest,
if he is to be at all realistic, must
learn to adapt himself
THE Church." say the Commun-
lists, must collaborate with the
New Poland if she is to carry out
her mission to her people" And
so on.
You have no idea how sWeetIy
reasonable the Communists can
make this argument sound. Here is
a sample-a quotation from an ar
ticle by one Jerry Jrasnowolski in
To-day and Tomorrow" a Polish
publication which poses as being
Catholic"
Krasnowolski writes:
"A new structure, a new order,
which is the expression of social
progress, has emerged in Poland
following World War II. Every
priest, by the sheer fact that he is a
priest of the Universal Church,
should recognize reality, approve
the whole positive and creative es-
sence of the social changes which
are taking place, and should be-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-29

tive priests for "buIwarkinge the
"old social structure preventing
realization of the Churchs mis-
sion, and approving sacrilegious
abuses.
Finally, Comrade K. gives us his
slickest trick. In paragraph three,
he makes out that communism real
ly is Catholic - it is social JUS
tice." and Catholics must 'recog
nize il as their own"
So you see, the position into
which he has maneuvered the
priest: if the priest declines TO col
laborate, he's against progress,
against social justice, against the
Church, against his Catholic peo-
pie, and in favor of sacrilege.
The truth is, of course, that
nothing has emerged" in Poland
Something has been forced down
Poland's throat at bayonet point
That something is not new or
der" of "social progress" 1t is a
very old order of tyranny, slavery,
blasphemy and atheism.
Furthermore, it is not a "histori-
cal necessity" and the future does
not belong to it. Do you remember
Hitler? He said his New Order
would last thousand years. 1t was
the wave of the future. And so on.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-29
Bishop Named To Guide
Priest Worker Group

LYON, France = (NC) - Direction of small community
of priests and Brothers, who live Workngcass district of
been taken by Auxiliary Bishop Alfred Ance of Lyon
Besides Bishop Ancel the group includes two secular
fInwe
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-29

pIlESLS anu lWU DlOLllElS D
The communitys activities con
form to the rules for priest-work-
ers laid down earlier this year by
the French hierarchy. While the
Brothers have full-time factory
jobs, the priests spend only three
hours a day at manual labor. Bish-
0p ANGEL does only wage earning
work while remaining in the com
munity and continuing as Auxiliary
to His Eminence Pierre Cardinal
Gerlier, Archbishop of Lyon. There
was no explanation available con
cerning the kind Of work done by
the Bishop.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-29
As Matters Stand
Joe Breig Says
Wave OF The Future

come socially progressive
priest.
IF he agrees, in whatever way.
to the transformation of the Church
into bulwark of the old social
structure and an instrument in the
fight against the new one. he by
the same token prevents the prop
er realization of the Church's mis-
sion, and approves sacrilegious
abuses.
"He must see to it that all Cath
olics understand the meaning of
the changes upon which they are
embarked; he must im5ue them
with deep faith that new order
of social justice is arising last
Iy, he must bring it about that ev-
cry Catholic take full part in the
new reality, that he really recog-
nize it as his own, that this reality
becomes for him, in the proper
scale, his own accomplishment"
Would it be any wonder if priests
were fooled by that kind of talk?
That they aren't is tribute to the
grace of God and their clearhead-
edness. But let's take an honest
look at Krasnowolski's remarks.
Can you see the old shell game go
ing on?
In the first sentence, Comrade
K. tells us blithely that new
order" of social progress has
emerged" in Poland.
If you swallow that. then of
course you've got to call anybody
heel who doesn't go along with an
enterprise so noble.
In the second paragraph, Kras-
nowolski reverses the direction of
the pea he is Tipping from shell
to shell. He reproaches uncoopera-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-29
Polish Cardinal
Moved Constantly
To Bar Pilgrims

LONDON-(NC)-Polish Catho-
lies are learning that their Cardin-
al Primate is constantly being NOV
ed from one prison to another in
order to prevent pilgrimages to his
place of confinement
The information is being besmed
to Poland by western radio stations
reporting the testimony of former.
Polish security officer Joseph
Swiatlo.
Swiatlo stated he received the
details of Cardinal Wyszynski's
arrest and Imprisonment from Cen
eral Konrad Swietlik, minister
of State Security. Informing Swialto
of the regimes decision to move
the Cardinal constantly from pris-
on to prison, Swietlik said:
"One cannot hoid the prisoner
for long time in any one place
because professions and pilgrim
ages would soon start there"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-29

DUBLIN, Ireland-NC)-An ap-
peal for material and spiritual aid
to Catholic refugees in Western
Germany was issued by the Irish
hierarchy at meeting Of the Bish
ops In St. Patrick's College, May
nooth, County kildare.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-29

Want ads reach your best mar.
ket. the SIf.down shopper.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-29

ST. LoUIS-NC)-A lithograph
of the newly eanonized Pope st.
Plus X is being distributed free
BY the worldwide Sacred Heart
Program TO radio listeners through
out the United States and Canada,
it has been announced at the pro
gram headquarters here.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-29

Want ads can make more noise
for your product than a brass band
with | 900 members,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-29

II is a wonder, in way, that so
very few priests behind the iron
and bamboo curtains have been
taken in by the Communists.
Torture, terror and murder have
failed to move them, and they have
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-29
New National Chaplain
Of Newman Club Named

WASHNGT0N-tNC) Msgr
Robert E. Tracy. chaplain of the
Newman Club at Louisiana State
University. Baton Rogue, La. has
been appointed National Chaplain
of the National Newman Club Fed
Grafton, it was announced at the
Federation headquarters here. He
succeeds Father Paul J. Hallinan.
chaplain of the Cleveland Intercol-
legiate Newman Club.
Evening star., 1954-10-12
AuroMosILss FOR SALE

LINCOLN '49 club coupe; black, over
drive, r. and h., seat covers, perfect
tires. Very nice throughout at only
S5a5. MAYFLoWER MOTORS, INC.
ll25 18th st. NV. co. 9-6372,
Wash.'s Oldest Lincoln : Mercury
LfNCOiN $. Capri hard top convert: !:
green with tan top and matching
interior, dual-range Hydra Matte,
r. and h.. Wv, tires. rear-seat I
speaker. windshield washer. tinted
glass, Immaculate inside and out at
MAYFLoWER MOTORS, INC, il25
18Th ST. NV, CO. 5-637". Wash. s
Oldest Lincoln Mercury Dealer.
MERCURY 1883 Monterey conv.; light
blue paint, with dark blue top; Mere
O-Matic, r and h.: Wv. tires, wind
shield washers, electric window lifts,
electric seats. vinyl interior: perfect
shape. You viii be the sporttest guy
= 1sSn IN MhYr1owER ts 1ns FTices aoToRs 81 SR!y
INC, 1928 10TH st. NV. CO. 5-6372.
Wash.'s Oldest Lincoln Mercury
Dealer.
MERCURY 1858 Monterey 4-dr.; beau
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r.. h., tinted glass. Wv. tires. This
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overdriye for better gas mtleage. Like
81 1895. MAYFLoWER MOTORS,
INC. ll25 18th st. NV. CO. -5-63T2
Wash.'s Oldest Lincoln Mercury
Dealer.
MERCURY 1853 Monterey 4-dr.: Mo-
navk maroon: power steering, power
brakes, Merc-O-Matic. r. and H.; rear
seat speaker. windshield washers.
This car is the prize OF Mercury 4
DIR. autos: so easily handled in
traffic: at the low price Of S2.0g5.
MAYFLOWER MOTORS, INC 12j
18th ST. NV. CO. 5-6372. Wash. 's
Evening star., 1954-10-12
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

FORD 1851 Gust. rig" club coupe; r..
h., auto. trans; ! owner. Low miles.
Guar. S895. BOWMAN MOTOR
SALES. 1880 Georsia ave. ia, g.
FoRDs ii So. custom cony.: r and
h..aSa75 Excel. cond. after 9 p.m..
TAs 81 66i6. 225 Webster ST. ne.
FORD 1871 coupe; heater. new tires,
shocks. Car is Immaculate and top
cond $S25 cash, no less. LU. l.
ti01sk --i3
FORn 1sa7 4-sir. sedan: motor excel.
nss y 81 gluten bent and dsr Satrery,
5-2S6s after 4 pm. OF lOa Sheridan
ave, Takoma Park, Md.
FORD ri "s'' Tudor: ! owner: beau
tiful blue finish;. equipped With r.
and h.. matching seat covers. See
this beauty today. I We are sure you
will like 1T. Priced to sell quickly.
Only S195. Easy terms. KENYON
PECK CHEVROLET, 3140 Lee hwy,
Arlington. Va. IA. 2-e003. Open
til a:30. Ia
FORD 1880 de luxe 'S" Tudor; over
driye. heater, seat covers; all new
tires. $685.. MANN MOTORS. INC.
1OIdsf. $3.50 18th st. IL blk. west of
Ga. ave.. Silver Sprins, JU. 5-6lS8.
S745. HORNER'S COR. Buick Deal
er, Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. Ii. 6-6464.
FORD 1858 Country Sedan lFordor.
3-seaterl; 2-tone finish; Fordomatic,
r. and h. Wv. tires, urn signals,
SPRING MOTOR co. INC, 10Oa
E.-W, hwy. tat Ga. ave.', Sill Spg =,
Md. JU. S-3157. Open todaJl
FORD 1853 Ranch Wagon: automatic
dr.; low mi 1,595. MITcHEIL'S
MOTORS, INC, >s22 2nd ST. NV
Ex. 3-4105. Kaiser-Willys Dealers.
l3t
FORD 1929 Model A Tudor sedan;
black; heater: best offer. LU. 1927 +,
after z pm. and week eI,ds.
FORD 194I Tudor; radio and heater;
good condition. S195. WE. 5-453l .
FORDS '53 conv.: r. and h., Fordo-
matte: to choose from. Sl.595.
SILVER SPRING MOTOR CO, INC
ld02 E.-W. hwy. tat Ga ave.. Sill.
Spg., Md. JU, S-3157. Open today!
FORD Al club coupe; new tires,
mechanically Ok; 500. WA. 7-32Sl
FORD 1949 Custom de luxe VS.: r.
$50 down. oTHo WILLIAMS, Goth
and R. l, ave. ne 10
Evening star., 1954-10-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FRASER AS: equip. and clean. IS
down and $50 mo LA. 6-a30tl.
PENNY MOTORS. 1920 R. !. ave.
HENRY J 1851 sedan: green with
white stripe: only 2S,00U miles.
S400. KE. S-594S. $50 Pollard ST.,
Arlington, Va, Ia
HENRY 1851: many miles of eco
ds EIIs snaTeSsss'Ha MoToRs, nc. ss @ra and st.
NV, Elk. 3-4105. Kaiser-Willy's
Dea.ers l3s
HUDSON 1852 Wasp coupe; radio
heater. gray with maroon top; eco
nomical TRANSFORMATION at the low
price of SS95; CCC suar. CAPITOL
CADILLAC AC-OLDSMOBILE CO., l222
2.snd st. NV. ST. 3-2600.
HUDSON 1851 Hornet sedan; r. and
b.. Hydra Matte: beaut. condition
tnroushout: one owner: only S19o,
r terms es'e oTHo S wfIEIAs. FILA Ss Ssh 0sd snd
r. ]. ave. ne. IL
JAGUARs 81 XIX 100 white 81 $40;
Mark VII seaan anG t2I So hard
tops JAG" PRf l4th and
NJ; ;,, G.s;; = @ IN npv stock; A Z Ic,s and and 2
JEEP AZ station wagon: r. and. h.,
SpOtHSHt. ian. Gtll OF tTbut' uSSl
offer. AD. 4-9sS1, Apt. .. Ia
KAISER 1949 4-dr.: h.. and r; ex-
ceptionally clean; 1895. MITCH
ELLIS MOTORS, INC, 22222 Ind st.
NV, Elk. 3-4105. Kaiser-WilIy' S
Dealers. 13s
LINCOLN 1853 Cosmopolitan 4-dr.
beautiful black. Hydra, Away elec-
tric seat, r, and h., rear-seat speak
er, windshield washers. WV. tires,
power brakes. This car is one which
carries much prestige to the man
who drives it. Only S2,595. MAY
FLOWER MOTORS, INC, l125 18th
st. NV. CO. 5-63t2. Wash.'s Oldest
Lincoln Mercury Dealer.
LINCOLN 1853 Cosmopolitan 4-dr. /;
beautiful gray with black top,
Hydra, Away electric seats, electric
window lifts. r and h.. rear-seat
speaker, windshield washers. Wv.
tires. power brakes. This striking
2-tone paint gives additional pride
to the owner: priced at only S2,695.
MAYFLOWER MOTORS, INC, 11a5
18th ST NV, CO. 5-6372. Wash. S
Oldest Lincoln-Mercury Dealer.
LINCOLN 40 sedanette: new clutch,
fuel pump, brake Innings. seat covers,
regulator, spare, valves, front eni
trans. radiator. heater: radio over
hauled: $500. NILES, HO. 2-6787
Evening star., 1954-10-12
WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED

FIVE TO 10 ACRE home on Chesa-
peake. South or West River. EN-
o-0l16. liz
Evening star., 1954-10-12
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

LAND-Silver STANDARDIZATION area
Church site, Ga. ave. Specializing in
farms, acreage. home and business
sites Z. j. HASTINGS CO.. LO. A.
We HAVE DECIDED to sell some of
our choice wooded lots. In our
Woodside Forest, Silver Spring Sub
division. For full inform. call JU.
HoMEsirEs Hsh.sirE AND ACREAGE, near
Shirley hwy In Fairfax County.
LYNCH 4 SONS sprinsfield. Va
sfl. Kl sasaesa sPa.&a lots. sox,a5 Ito #, on
from Forest Glen rd.. blks. St.
Johns Catholic Church: $4,000 for
both. Call Mrs. Glassman, RA. g.
4O43. PAUL p. STONE, REALToR.
BETHEsDA-Three lots, with finished
street and sidewalk. Price including
sewer and water mains and laterals,
$500. Ewes. Sun. Mr.. Lebling, OIL.
4-6sss. ROBERT B. HALL. OIL
WHEATON, AREA-45 lots. for s15.-
o00-$1 8. 600 homes. Sewer and water
IN. streets on rough srrade. subor-
o. 4-s6sss. ROBERT B. HALL Co.
RocKViGIELLot otx1sIIg. for .isht-family
fats. $4,000. incl. plans. Mr.. Leb-
ling. ewes. and Sun, OIL. 4-66sS.
ROBERT B. HALL CO.. OIL. 2-3250.
BURTONSVHLE, Montgomery CO.
Over an acre OF level land. near new
Rte. %: neighborhood of beautiful
custom .ramblers. $4,000. A. J.
KESSINGER a. CO, JU A-4544
Evening star., 1954-10-12
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

MERCURY l949 4-door; overdrivef
fully equipped; price, $500. JA4'
T-60S3 LIS -.
MERCURY la49 club coupe; beauti.
fui. like new: S395. terms, sos dn,
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave. ne.
MERCURY 1854 Monterey a-tone
hard top: fully equipped; Merc-O-
Matte. power steering. power seat.
tinted glass. Wv. tires, rear seat
speaker, r. and h.. windshield wash
er; peri. cond, will consider NJ q. on
trade; S2.595. Lo, 5-2S94. Ia
MERCURY 1881 de luxe 4-dr,: over
drive, r. and h.: very clean, low
mileage, 1-owner sedan that has
that certain something. that every
discriminating buyer looks for; COM
plete with the Butler Bond SSa5.
LEE D. BUTLER. INC, 4034 Wis.
ave. NV. EN-. 3-12S6.
MERCURY 1851 club coupe: r. and h.:
Mere -O-Matic drive: a very fine car;
S995. Car No. al4-A. MONROE
FORD, 1897 East-West hwy, Sill.
Spg.. Md. Open evenings TIL Q.
JU. 5-7S04.
Evening star., 1954-10-12
HUNTERS PARADISE

$50 acre for LOCO acres: breath-tak-
ing view. Ideal for cattle. sheep graz
ing. Over million feet of timber. 2
tenant houses, other outbuildings
Rte so. Near Romney, w. Va. SIG
LER & CO, RA. 3-3431 til 8. --l3
Evening star., 1954-10-12
AVIATION
BOATS
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 1852 1-ton pickup; only 49,.
900 mi. VIII sacrifice for quick
sale. Edgewater 9-5456.
FORD 1854 F-350 green 1-ton; dual
wheels, signal lights, electric wiper:
and heater; heavy-duty rear spring
Oft. van; less than 5000 miles
S1,700. Ii. 1921. -12
GMC All tractor; completely over
hauled: excel. condition and 2 tran.
ers. one II #. and one 20 IT.
real buy at $4,000. Call Ed Katz ai
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., OV. 3-1500,
1901 Oronoco st., Alex. -l2 8
iz-TON PANEL, 1949; in Al condi-
ton; $395. TU. 2-2041. .-13
driven only %. 200 ySa miles miles by s: owner:
going out of business. Sacrifice at
S775. OIL. 2.3O5Q. IL
Evening star., 1954-10-12
FARMS

NEW sTRoUT CATALoG-Just out!
Mailed FREEi 35 States. STROUT
REALTY. 234-A, Woodward Bldg.
Washington. Sterling 3-37S4.
LOUDOUN COUNTY - Top quality,
small grazing farm, with modest
house and barn. JOHN ALLEN
JOHNSTON, Realtor. Leesburg, Va
FOR SALE: SO acres land with s.
room frame house; > wells, beauti-
full view, IA miles from Winchester.
Ila miles from hard-surfaced road,
close to church and bus. electric at
tached to house; $4,000 terms or
$500 cash. Write or see MRS.
ELSIE BOWERS, 573 N. Braddock
ST.. Winchester, Va.
"QUICK SALE: A distinguished 10
acre waterfront estate overlooking
Patuxent River, 55 miles from Wash
ington, D. c., 16-room Georgian res
idence, with servants quarters; 5
baths; studio: swimming pool: broad
casting studio. Will sell at less than
half its original cost. Built IN 1947.
Ask for brochure. Apply to FLOYD
H. IOBST. EmmauS, Pa.
$40 On, SIS MO. buys for 5000:
90 acres woodland: state rd., near
town, los mi. south. TIE. 6-4131;
Evening star., 1954-10-12
JUST OFF U. S. 301
HOME AND IN ACRES

1 mile from Waldorf. Md, on good
State road; 7-rm. modern farm home,
excellent garns and outbuildings;
charming white house in lovely set
ting Of fine old trees 10 fertile
acres, excellent tobacco land. Priced
at only $4,000 with $1,000 cash
Phone until s pm. Lo. 7-SS37 OF
10. 1922
Evening star., 1954-10-12
LOTS

Group Of 70-ft lots in desirable Sec
tion Of N. Arl., adjoining we'll
planned subdivision. p E. wESTEN-
BERGER. ia 7-1793: ewes, IA.
Evening star., 1954-10-12
jim BRITT
DAIRYMEN TAKE NOTICE

30 Holstein milk cows average month
ly check. $1,000. Fully equipped
farm. 3 barns, plenty feed. owners
fine country residence. tenant house
No better soil in Frederick Co. Well
fenced. Must sell on account OF
health. Unusual value. Reasonable
, 1954-06-08
the Foundation for the Adj
vancement of Education will
be held.

The summer session which
we'll be held during the per-
iod, July 6 to August Z, will
be attended by the following
teachers from the local
schools: Aurora E. Abramson,
Beryl G. Armstrong, Elena I.
Christian, Elisa E. Dennis,
Theodore Dunbavin, Charles
As. Emanuel, Cleone Emanuel,
Hilda B. England, Olive Ford,
Violet 3. Harrigan, Luz A.
James, James Al. Livas, Rita
III. Nc FarIane, Idalia Peters,
Arthur A. Richards, Pauline
/. Richards, Eulalie C. Ri
vera, Octavia O. Ross, Eric
Russell, Leona b. Shutter
lrandt and Alatha Williams.
twenty-five scholarships
were made available to the
teachers in st, Croix but thus
far only tWenty-one have app
piled. Any teacher in the
schools of St. Croix, public or
private, who are high school
graduates are eligible for
these scholarships. Teachers
desiring scholarships should
write to Prof. William H.
Robinson, Director; Hampton
Tnstitute-Ford Foundation On
Island Program of Teacher
Education, Department of
Education, St. Thomas.
, 1954-06-08
Personnel Mention

Mrs. Leona Woodson went
to New York on Friday last
to attend the Commencement
Exercises at N. Y. University
where her husband, John
will graduate with a B. A. de-
gree. She took along their lit
tie daughter, Colette.
Mrs. Woodson is secretary
to the Administrator for St
Croix.
, 1954-06-08
8 Artists from 81. Fhos.
Exhibit P~uintinqs Wed
Eveng at Attis Studio

Three artists from st. Tho
mas will have IA showing of
their paintings at Atti's stu
dio tomorrow night at 8 pm,
it was announced today. They
are: Mrs. Marie Moore, wife
of Judge Moore, Mrs. Alice
Sheldon and Mrs. Marsha
Stern. The show is being
sponsored by the Crucian
Art Club.
The visiting artists will
meet with the members of
the Crucian Art Club and also
the general public which is
welcome to see the paintings.
This is the first Of what is
hoped will be a series of
shows from the sister island.
Representatives of the press
have been invited to attend.
On display also are the mag
nificent pen and ink draw
ings by the Danish artist MAIDS
Stage. These are some of the
drawings Mfr. Stage made
while working for a Danish
publisher who was doing a
two-volume work on the
Danish Colonies.
, 1954-06-08
Peter Pom Riddles
Show 10 be Stdged IN
ST. Gerord's Fsted

Mrs. Leona Shulterbrandt
has announced that her Peter
Pan Riddles show "A Night
on Broadway will be staged
at st. Gerard's Hall instead Of
st. Paul's, in Frederiksted as
at first announced.
The play drew a large aud
fence in Christiansted last
week.