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N. ARL. BUY, $1,000 less than c. r.
VERY large 3-bedrm. brick Co
lonial; lovely liv. rm.. with f1repl.
and adjoining screened porch. din.
rm., all-electric Kit. plus breakfast
rm.,, rec. rm.; fenced; Shaggy rear
HOLLEY REALTY, $500 Lee hwy.
rWO AND u ACRES: new, 52-ft.
rambler in picturesque country set
ting; 8 bedrns:, IA baths, sep. din.
ing space. full bsmt., lovely land
scaped lot with towering shade
trees; only $4,000. with excel;
terms. For details call THE DARBY
CO.. IA. 5-9393. Open o till D.
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,a.gNIT BRICK APARTMENT :,

ST 1000 70 81 ,50O DOWN
B yrs old. excellent cond, facing
park. near schools. transp. and
bath with shower in each apt: full
bsmt. Gas INV. h. Assume large
FLA loan. Vacant. Possession with
deposit Mrs. Cox, LII. 2-S136 or
ST. 3-736S. ATLAS REALTY CO..
1922 r. ST. S.E.-Brick. 5 rms. IN
baths. rec. rm.. gas h.-w.h.; cow.
to transp. and schools. WILLOUGH-
BY REAL ESTATE, Ii. 6-7043
p n "a
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ABE FEINSTEIN

Builder 1910 Vermont Ave. NV.
LU. 1-6761 Ewes. EN-. 2-0777
COLORED--JAMISO BUILT
ONLY S16,250
Elite tapestry Colonial brick; immac.
AL cond.; 8 rms. ? kits, 2 baths;
full bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.; gar; con-
crete front porch; possession. TAG
AMI REALTY CO.. II. 7-9377.
COLORED 3-UNIT BRICK
5761 Southern Ave. Sc.
Owner Will Sell or Trade.
LOUIS Ridden, Elk. 3-5707.
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SACRIFICED

SACRIFICE
So, 900 LESS THAN COSTS
BEDRM., 21a-BATH BRICK;
GARAGE, REC. RM., q
FIREPLACES, PICTUR FL
WINDOW; IN BEAUTIFUL
WOODWORK; EXCEL. FL
HANGING. JU. $3.50.
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CONGRESS HTS.

Raleigh pl., near Nichols ave.-Well-
porch, plus inclosed porch, Diet. ga
rage; no school problems; S12.950.
with ST. 900 down; never before
offered. Consider your present home
in trade. JAMES CARROLL. BIO
Nichols ave. Sc, 10. 2-0400; eyes,.
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NEW HOTTSES
EVANSVILLE
CAPE COD

Lovely home; liv. rm... din. rm.. kit,
only $4,000. $1,000 down. Ii. g.
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
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BIZ OwNER--3 bedrm brick YAM
bier aluminium storm windows. An.
chor fence. garbage disposal exhaust
ian Assume 40 CT loan Easy
terms. 20 min. downtown Wash. on
VILE. 1902 oliver st IE
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FALLS CHURCH AREA
NEAR LAKE RARCROET

Positively spotless. ultramodern, l.
somely Handicapped and shaded deep
lot lot, adtacsnt vd to Lake o,, BaTerots;
Ing room with fireplace. dining room.
washer and dryer. 2 large bedrooms.
tiled bath. storage attic. tool locker,
diversified brick carport; short walk
s E ss ' sS c shops :i7 SEQ .h
$1,000 viii handle.
w. B. WRIGHT
Enf q alnha pa All IA AARRA
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shire ave, ext. Popular ParklaWn.
Amazing 8. rm. Colonial. 8 twin
bedrms-. sep. din rM., %, liv.. rm.,
walk-in closets. professionally land
S ScopeC lot acv Only slS $500 with no 70
HUGHES CO.. Ap. 7-14O0 til 9 pm.
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KENSINGTON

Brand-new center-hall. 3-bedrm. brick
rambler that you win be proud to
with built-in china closet. Beaut.
cleo. kit. with Philippine nah. cabi-
nets and eating space. 4-compart-
ment bath. Magnificent stone fire.
place. full daylight bsmt. Attic fan
for hot weather. Matchless work.
mans19fn
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

REDLAND RD., 6 miles beyond Rock
ville-New 2-bedrm. home, with full
bsmt.; "a acre; on State road; gor-
geous view for miles. $I2,750.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC, PO.
2-6l5l. Ewes, Mr.. Bridges. Pc.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
TRULY A REAL VALUE
8 BEDROOMS. 2Io BATHS

Open to dark. Brick rambler; en-
trance foyer, liv. rm. with Cathedral
ceiling. dream kitchen. daylight rec
reation rn., many additional fea-
lures. Directions: Out Colesville I'd,
3 blocks beyond Corners to East
wood. left on Eastwood and follow
signs to los Bolton I'd.
JOLLES b SENNETT CO.
Realtors. DI. 7-4244
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RECONSTRUCTION
$l1.950

Four-bedrm. brick rambler: nice kit.
with sep. din. area: screened porch,
storm windows. screens, Venetian
blinds. Look, be convinced. Assume
AZ loan, with S1,65n down.
RAYMOND J. LYNCH CO.
LO. 4-6400 OIL. 1902
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UNIVERSITY HIILs-Brick ram.
bier, bedrms.. finished rec. I'm.
Price: $50. 900. LIILARB REAL rs
TATE, UNI 4-So52: WA. 7-0174.
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COUNTRY CLUB
Customer Rambler

TRADE YOUR $4,000 TO $50, 900
CONDITIONED rancher THAT HAS
EVERYTHING; 3 twin-bed rms, 3
baths, dream" all-elec. kit. with
breakfast area; flrepl. and recrea.
ton area at ground level IN fun
bsmt: built-in garage. LET Us
BUDGET.
Arthur L. Walters Co.
241D Wilson Blvd. IA. 1890
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GLENMoNT HILLS
MAKE AN oFFER
GLENMONT VILLAGE

Brick rambler. 8 bedrms.. dining l.:
Level lot: asking Sl2.750.
CLAUDE WOOD. Realtor. JU. $1,000
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lEOODLAWN, Sl4, 900: assume AZ CT
loan--3-bedfm brick rambler: all-
elec. kits bsmt.. rec. rm. AP. 1850.
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BETHESDA, $21.950, near NH
Cape Cod; 8 blks. to new elementary
school: center hall, 23-ft. liv. rm.,
din. rm., modern kit, bedrm. and
bath on LIST A.; 2 bedrms. and bath
up; screened porch; garage; full
bsmt.; level. fenced, shaded lot.
BILL1NGSLEY REALTY CO., EN-.
2-2326, Ia
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ALExANDRIA-VACANT
"a IX;a,[dARL.-FALLs cHURcH
5000 DOWN

HERE'S A DEAL you DREAM ABOUT
S.bsdrm Colonial home in heart Of
liv. .rIn., sep. din. rm., mod. kit,
Z nice bedrms., rec: rm. In bsmt.
ACROSS FROM COUNTY PARK.
Priced at $I7,100 CTS hurry on this
one Call ia. $4,000 -
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ARLINGTON NORTH
SONG OF THE SOUTH
Situated In the lovely country club
hills section; customs designed brick
floor den and half bath. side
screened porch; generous bedrooms
and 2 baths: attached garage, shade
trees. A home with an appearance
that reflects good taste; exclusive
with
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. ia. 10000 til o
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KenSingtOn

Kensington
Immediate Occupancy
CT INSPECTED AND APPROVED
$4,000
s lovely bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm.,
kit: full hsmt. with finished recr.
rm.:. driveway. picket fence; storm
windows. Venetian blinds. stove.
refgr.. dishwesher and disposal.
LEACH & CRONIN, INC.
10. $4,000 OIL. 6-sOS7
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nETHESDA RAMBLER--Immed. q

cupancy; $iS.75o full Price; no
money down to GI. only $S9.6s
25-yr. loan TO non-GI. only $S7 "a
MONTHLY: 3 bedrms., full bsmt.,
brick and redwood. driveway. lovely
new community; open tonight from
2 to $3.50 p.m.; Sunday from IL am.
ence. Out Old Georgetown I'd, 3
miles to Lone Oak dr., right to 1907
Lone Oak DIR PAUL I. BURMAN. ST.
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BURNT MILLS GARDENS
1Io31 CoLEsvILLE RD.-Ideal ar
rangement for doctor or large FAM
lily. Large stone and brick rambler.
on corner lot. 8 large bedrms;. Nv
kit. and Q baths on LIST level. Lower
level, huge rec. rm., 2 extra rms.
washroom and bath. 4 entrances.
READMOND REAL ESTATE
tn. 2-61e1 Mrs. Hilleary JU. s-1397
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Sin 50n

Never do we list property st this price
in this location. I'll approved, only
3 yrs. old. 2 nice bedrms., sep. liv.
rnn., auto. washer, range and refef.
all included. No cash required,
Phone quickly. ia. 10000
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ALEXANDRIA
A Corner
Fireplace
MOST
APPEALING

MOST
APPEALING
Just old enough for Mother Natures
artwork on dead-end street. Real
roomy brick rambler, center hall
entrance, with inside fireplace. sepa-
rate dining room; huge, spacious
kitchen, IN baths. too beautiful for
words. Can be purchased on con-
ventioral or GI terms. Price,
S19,950.
COLONIAL REALTY co.
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$4,000
3-BEDROOM RAMBI Err

81 approved. No cash required. I'm
mac, home. Well-shaded lot, l70-ft.
front. Complete storm windows,
metal awning. WESTINGHOUSE washer
and drier. M. new school, bus,
T 1hfsseT is s T5a TnTSoSNshly Psy PAT
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CHEVY CHASE, MD: :,

OdEN4 OaASE, NIL.
JUST OFF WESTERN AVE.
Lovely Diet. brick, on beapt. land
scaped lot. liv. rm. with flrepl..
family-size din. rm.. large mod. kit.
with dishwasher and disposal, rear
screened-in porch. tile floor. coat
closet and powder rm.: 2nd. flr
has 8 bedrrns. and bath: finished
and heated rec. rm!. laundry rm.
and lavatory: gas ea.-c. heat; Anchor
fenced rear yard. OWNER, Ma g.
1915; Ewes. OIL. 4-4074. liz
SILVER SPRING RAMBLERS
Non-GI. We can arrange very low
down. payment on modern and
3 bedroom ramblers, close in. Also
lovely new rambler on good terms
Evenings, AID. 4-59O7. AUERBACH
b Co, DI. 7-65nl.
BETHESDA
New 4-bedrm., 2-bath brk. Cape Cod
with full din. rm.; situated on Ice.
corner lot: in beautiful subdivision
close to parochial and public
schools: excel. buy for S24. 500.
Call JU. 5-4222, 8 to 9.
LAWRENCE v. LUTES CO.
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RICK BUNGALO'
$14,750

Firepl. in liv. rm., 3 NICE BEDRMs..
equipped kit, de luxe finished bsmt.
OIL h..y. heat; Gorgeous 140-ft.
and out door barbecue. Only 1 BIZ.
school. bus, stores, win GI, 500
cash viii handle. Phone ia. 10000.
ARNA VALLEY
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Bradley Hills Grove

Bradley Hills Grove
Approx. Ia Acres
This charming Colonial. farm-type
house in q beautiful setting Of trees
and level ground has q 1st-fioor
plan as follows: Living room, lovely
screened living porch, dining room,
library and powder room, break
fast room. modern kitchen and
full bath; gear attached garage
with lge. space above which would be
suitable for additional bedroom
On the End floor there is master
suite with bedroom, sitting room
and bath; Q other full-sized bed-
House in good condition through
out. Call Mr.. Leigh. Ma. $4,000:
ewes. OIL. 2-3799. BOSS a. PHELPS.
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2. attractive noines ON large lot. i
ior. YOU to paw for both with the
rented for 500 per mo. ITenRnt
will remain II YOU desire9 For snli
particulars and appt. to INSPECT,
cal Mrs. Appenfeidey with THOMAS
F HALEY. Realtor, Lanham, Md,
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GLENMONT VILLAGE
Small Cash, sos Mo. Total
2-hedroom bungalow. basement, storm
sash. fenced lot Sl0.05O.
CLAUDE WOOD Realtor. JU. $1,000
GREENWICH FOREST
CUSTOM RAMBLER
An excellent home with 3 big he'd.
rooms, den. powder room. 2 baths,
nook, unusual year-round dining
porch, lovely lot in a much-sougllt.
after section Of Bethesda. Guarantee
you'll love it--&32. 500; caIi
SHANNON q LUCHS CO.
npEN a rr,N n ym - ooo
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IL BULLS SOLD
Price Reduced-Only
$4,000 Cash Needed to Buy
FURN. SAMPLE HOUSE
Open TO Till 9 Every Day
Eemidetached brick-Living room,
dining room comb, powder rm..
large fully equipped kitchen gas
9-cu-ft. Hotpoint refgr., Beauty
craft cabinets. three full-size bed
rms, and bath; full basement; GE
gas air heat, large concrete rear
porch. deep lot: transportation at
door: near shopping and schools. To
reach: Out Pa. ave. Sc. to Alabama
ave left 2 blocks to houses and
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BIG ROOMS
81 500 CASH

CT approved. $4,000 balance a
4he6, Excellent neishborhood. walk
rm,, state-size din. rm.. powder rna..
mod kit. 8 bedrms., baths, bsmt..
garage. porch. SPLENDID OFFER.
ING ON TODAY'S MARKET, Phone
now, ia. 10000,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-08-20
Bishops
Appointments

The Most Reverend Bishop ,hS following sppon
Parish. Buckeye Lake.
Parish Ada Pastor Our Lady Perpetual Help
Reverend Michael NOsenf Parish
Our Lady of LoUrdes Parish,
Reverend Robert Schmidt from Pastor Joseph Parish
Sugar Grove and ehapsn Boys Industrial school,
to Pastor Saint Agnes Parish Columbus.
Reverend Charles Assistant Pastor Mary
Parish chicohe Chaplain Federal Reformstor cheofh
Pastor Saint Peter Parish MsbUs Saints and Paul
Mission, eIennont.
Conception Parish, Columbus Pastor, Saint Parish
Sugar Grove. and Chaplain. Boys Industrial School
Parish coshoOn Mary Parish
Reverend Leo Pastor Lady
tory Parish Columbus Assistant Pastor Holy Rosary Parish
Columbus.
Reverend Robert oBen MA from Assistant Pastor Saint
Agatha Parish Columbus Assistant Pastor Lady Victory
Parish, Columbus.
Reverend Robert Pastor
ish Columbus, Assistant Pastor Mary
Reverend William Patterson from Assistant Pastor Saint Mary
Parish Columbus Chaplain Federal Refomstory, chieoshs
and Assistant Pastor. Saint Mary Parish, chilIicofhe
Reverend John Tsu sTL from Assistant Pastor Saint
Mary Parish Portsmouth, Assistant
Parish Columbus.
Reverend Charles Essmsn STD recently returned from
graduate studies in Rome Assistsnt Pastor Saint Agatha Parish
Columbus.
Reverend Robert esfeIy PASTOR Mary
Parish Marion to Assistant Pastor Sacred Heart Parish cOhoeon
Reverend Jerome Kendrerski
the Evangelist Parish Columbus Assistant Pastor Saint Nicholas
Parish, ZsnesyIe.
Rosary Parish. Columbus Pastor
fion Parish Columbus.
Reverend Joseph S~taks from Assistant Pastor Saint Nicholas
Parish zsnesve Assistant Pastor Holy Cross Parish Columbus
Reverend cooney Sill recently
in Rome, Assistant Pastor, Saint Mary Parish, Portsmouth
Reverend Anthony 5oreI JcB, recently returned from
studies Catholic University Washington. Dc
Saint John the Evangelist Parish Columbus.
Reverend Roland Toer Assistant Pastor Saint
Cathedral Pastor
Parish, Newark
John kempl recently ordained. Pastor,
Saint Mary chiiicothe.
Reverend John Gambia from Assistant Pastor Saint Mary Parish
Lancaster Assistant Pastor, Saint Parish
BY he Bishop
ROLAND r WlNEL
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-08-20
New Homes
Hunted For
$500 DPS

GENEVA-(NC) - An estimated
$500 refugees will be moved from
Europe to other countries during
the latter half of 1854 under the
Joint auspices of the international
Catholic Migration Commission and
War Relief Services-National Cath
olic Welfare conference, it was re.
ported here by James ]. Norris,
ICMC chairman and European di-
rector of the N.C.W.C. agency.
Mr.. Norris has just returned here
following a tour of South America
and Canada to survey opportuni-
ties for Catholic refugee families
wishing to emigrate there. He said
that his estimate is baSed on fig.
ures submitted at meeting of the
directors of several national Ca
tholic immigration agencies work
ing with the International Catholic
Migration Commission.
The meeting. first ICMC national
directors conference session, was
held on the second anniversary of
the announcement by His Holiness
Pope Plus XII of the apostolic con-
stitution .Exul Familia" Exiled
Family.
Acceleration of movements OF
migrants to the United States un.
der the Refugees Relief Act would
boost the $500 estimate consider.
ably, Mr.. Norrie pointed out.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-08-20

educational background includes
Duquesne, Ohio, Notre Dame, and
Ohio State universities.
Sister M. Amelia, o.P., Gus-
senheim Fellow who holds a doc
forate in French from Yale univ.
versify, will present "A Policy
for the Teaching Of Foreign Lam
qvages in the American Cath
olic Schools" Sister Amelia,
speaking at the general session
at ! p.n1., will propose solutions
10 questions frequently raised
concerning the Foreign Ian.
sUsse Program.
She will supplement her remarks
with col0red slides and sound films
on the teaching of French and
Spanish in the elementary grades
Sister is at present secretary OF
the Ohio Foreign Language Coun'
Gil, recently established to study
and improve the status of foreign
language teaching in Ohio.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-08-20
3 Serninaries
In n. Vietnan
Are Evacuated

HANOI, North Vietnam -
NC All three major semin-
aries in north Vietnam have
been evacuated.
The major seminary conduc-
ted by the French Sulpicians
here has been transferred to
Vinh-Long, in the far south of
Vietnam. T h e seminarians,
numbering 100, from various
north-Vietnam vicariates, were
evacuated to Saigon, with their pro-
fessors, when the Geneva agree
ment was signed, making Hanoi
and the rest of north Vietnam a
Vietminh zone. They found tempo
rary shelter in the Christian Bro
theirs school in Saigon until their
new home in Vinh-Long was ready,
The IS students from Buichu ma
jor seminary have also been eVae-
uated with their professors to the
south. They are installed in Saigon.
They left Buichu before the Com
munists took over.
Some so students of st. Thomas
Seminary conducted by the Domin-
ican Fathers in Nam-Dinh were
flown to Haiphong, port for Hanoi,
at the end Of June. They will now
be transferred to Hong Kong
All the preparatory seminaries
in north Vietnam, except that OF
Hunghoa Vieariate, have been NOV.
ed to the south or are about TO
leave.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-08-20

"It is absolutely unnecessary
to say that Christianity, as well
as any religious theology. have
nothing in common with seienfi.
fie, msrxisfs communist ideology,
which forms the basis of fhe
revolutionary class struggle
THE Communist Party of the
Soviet Union and the Soviet State
cannot consider religious super.
stitions indifferently. The Com
munist Party is propagating an
atheist, materialistic conception OF
the world. 1t organizes political and
cultural education to overcome the
religious prejudices among the
whole population of the Soviet In
ion"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-08-20

I'VE have done Something for
the needs of our aged folks who
need institutional care at st. An
thongs, st. Raphael's and St Rita's
in Columbus. We should be doing
much more in some of the larger
communities of the diocese to pro-
vide homes for the aged and help
less parishioners."
In referring to the support OF
the difficult mission centerS in the
diocese, Bishop Ready asserted:
THE aid which we have given
in the past has removed a great
burden Of anxiety from rural
pastors and has been the means
OF providing better parish faeili-
ties especially for our youth. We
should be eager 10 bring to the
Reverend Fathers in difficult
places in the diocese the enco0r-
asement of our prayers and our
hrotherly help"
In the past, part of the collec-
ton has helped ST. Anthonys Hos
pital and St Ra2haePs and st.
Rita's Homes for the Aged with the
task of caring for nearly $50 aged
and infirm patients.
Excellent care is given to those
old people. many of whom are TO
tally dependent on the charity of
others.
The Sisters of the Poor of st.
Francis care for 108 chronically i'll
patients at st. Anthony Hospital.
Practically all are bedfast, and re-
quire costly medical treatments.
The Carmehte Sisters for the
Aged and Infirm care for IS and
48 chronically i'll patients respect
lively at st. Raphael's and st, Rita's.
Funds are needed for operating
expenses in both institutions, and
at st. Rita's for the purchase OF
new equipment.
Last year, part of the collection
funds we're used to purchase new
school bus, enabling children Of
Our Lady of LourdeS and Holy
Trinity churches in the Otway
Pond Creek mission area to attend
! Catholic schools in Portsmouth.
Current mission projects include
Our Lady of Sorrows Parish, West
Portsmouth. where a residence il
being converted into a permanent
rectory: at Holy Trinity, Ponc
Creek, where parish hall-the
first unit of new parish plant
1 is nearing completion; at st. Matt
hew, Mt. Gilead, where operating
expenses are badly needed because
the small number of parishioners
cannot shoulder the entire BURDEN
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-08-20

disseminated number of pamph-
lets making slashing attacks on the
Holy See and the Pope. They are
entitled: THE Apostle of Betrsy-
al" "Papal Tears" Arrivals out
of Darkness" THE Twilight of
Foreign Gods, and In Satin's Serv-
ice"
A number of other anti-relig-
ious publications have recently
been released by the Kremlin. With
a combined printing of almost a
million copies, they include: a new
edition of Lenin's Socialism and
Religion" Religious Beliefs and
their Harmfulness," and Religion:
the Enemy of Science and Prog
ress."
The book Religious Supersti-
tions and Their Harmfulness" by
P. Povelkin lays the spread of re-
ligious practices in Russia to the
recent war.
"The war has contributed to no
small extent to the spread of re-
ligious and other superstitions," he
writes. THE temporary occupation
of part of the Soviet territory by
German faScists invaders led to a
certain spread of bourgeois ideol-
ogy, notably to the revival of relig-
ious and other superstitions.
The imperisIist invaders did
their utmost TO poison the con-
seioUsness of ths Soviet people
with bourgeois nationalist and
idesIist religious propaganda"
1.-The strength of religious hab-
its and prejudices is very great,
the author states. "The task of ov-
grooming them is complex and
difficult. One cannot let it be full
filled spontaneously. One cannot
wait passively till the surviyals of
the old society die by themselves.
II is indispensable to conduct an
active struggle against them, be-
cause they are harmful for society,
because they are hampering our
people in their movement toward
communism.
Some churchmen and Protestant
sects are trying to spread the alb
solutely false idea" the book de-
clares. THAT religion and commun-
ism have common theological foun-
dations, that the Christian gospel
and communism are related teach
ings, that Christianity has been as
piring for a long time to commun-
ism.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-08-20

answer the appeal of our Holy Fa-
ther TO present Christianity in all
its majestic integrity"
This book, together with an se-
eompanying teachers manual
and standardized achievement
tests, has been adopted in the
majority of diocesan schools
throughout the country
Sister Mary Dennis is no strang-
er to the speakers rostrum, hav-
ing addressed numerous state and
national conventions.
Approximately $50 religious and
lay teachers from throughout the
Columbus Diocese will attend the
two-day session.
The aspects of world-minded
teaching will be stressed in fwo
other speeches, to be given Sept.
z by Sister IA. SyIvins, o.P., end
Sister IA. Amelia, o.P. faculty
members Of fhe College Of St.
Mary OF the Springs.
At 8 am, Sister M. Sylvina, O.P.,
director of elementary student
teachers at the college and modera.
tor of the campus unit of Future
Teachers of America, will present
an overall picture of the Christian
educators answer to world prob
lens in her speech, "Wor'd-Mind
edness Must Begin in Childhood. =
,Basing her paper on the Holy Fa
theirs encyclical on Christian Edu
cation, Sister will demonstrate the
development of a unit integratinf
religion. art. language. literature
history and geography in the inter
mediate grades. Sister Sylvina'
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Long working on the thesis that
religion is the opium of the peo-
pie" the communist hierarchy ap-
parently is now regarding relig-
ion as an emotional dope habit
that is getting out of hand.
The anti-religious propaganda
is directed at all faiths-Christian,
Moslem and Jewish-with particu.
lar efforts to discredit the Ortho-
dox and Catholic religions.
Included in the anti.rsIisious
propaganda was Moscow broad
cast ridieulins His Holiness
Pope Plus XII.
AT the same time the Kremlin