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RAYMOND L. POSTON, Jr..
Attorney for Petitioner,
72O TranSuoRtatiou Bldr.

Filed March "a, 1865. Harry NJ. Hull
IN THE uNIrE66 SSH sfAirEs DISTRICT
Court for the District OF Columbia
In Re Application Of ARTHUR
REESE BEERS. For Change oil
Nams;-Ciyil Action No. ll0O-65.-
ORDER OF PUBLIcATIoN.-That
Arthur Reese Beers having signed
. Complaint for . Judgment chang
ing his name TO Arthur Reese Tracey
and having applied to the Court for
an Order Of Publication Of the
notice required BY law in such cases,
Il Is BY The Court, this l4th day q
persons concerned show cause. II
any there be. on or before the 9th
day Of April, 1855, why the prayers
OF said complaint should not be
granted; Provided. a copy of this
publication be published once q
week for three consecutive weeks
before said day in The Evening star
and the Washington Law Reporter
s.; r. R.; Z. KEEcA; Judge; Sseal; J
HULL. Clerk. ID MARGARET J.
UNCER Deputy Clerk NH Il ~ 10
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Hhsa anstesftns- sateyfisemeats
eaGfeesed to Stds, ,boxss 20 NOT
lneiose original re,srences photo
ofapks or other materials OF per.
soAal pGlHe. CoDtes sefps the Uuf.
pose Originals mag Get lost
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HELP--MEN

sALEsCLERK. general merchandise
store, experience in furniture sales
preferred. Able to climb steps.
Wk' Apply GOODWILL INDUSTRIES.
1918 New Hampshire ave. NV. t21st
and Nj. 8 to IL am. Mon. thru
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BANK STENOGRAPHER

Young Lady UnGer 81
Experience Nh: Necessary
5-DaY Wk.--PlcaS. Working Conds.
THE MUNsEY TRUST co.
1j!2 z s. wv. =
BANK TRAINEEs, h. S. edu., neat,
Black at BOYD'S, cor 18th ana q
SITS. NV. INA. S-2J4Ol
lBFAurItIAN, experienced only in
styling and color. BERNARD ABEL
PHI BEAUTY SALON, 2422 univer-
sity lane Hyattsville, Nd. HA =
BEAUTICIAN- MANICURIsT, hair
stylist with following. LEE STUDIO
OF HAIR DESIGNING. MA. S-22l 8.
3
BEAUTICIAN. top salary and COM
mission, busy salon. LA. 6-170I;
BEAUTY OPERATORS AND MANI
CuRlSTs. men or women: part or
cali Mr. GEORGE, JX, 5-55G5::
Washington shop. call MIR. An
THONY. ME. $685.. 81
automotiye cxper or
well educated in acctg; GOOD NV.
loo /; all emp., benefits; salary open
Boz l49-Z. Star. -!
IBooKKEEPER o. and billing c.e.k
%. icr wholesale optical contrary;
| permanent positions 5-day week: air.
| Conditions. Apply EoMER oP,Tit AL
| CO.. 1922 N. Y ave. NV III
BOoKKEEPER. full charge, steady.
future Tor proper person Salary.
| s55-sS5, Write qualifications. Box
BOOKkEEPER. rapid tyDiSt: interest
inc, work: good future Call EN-.
| 3-17gS. i
BooKKEEPER's ASSISTANT - Per;
| manent position. 5-day week tsood
adding machine operator. GROUP
hospitali Zation. see Mr. Myrice. Mac
NAMES. INC. 1872 @ st. NV.
BOOKKEEPERS
FULL CHARGE AND ASST.
l3n-45 yrs, some secretarial. $4,000
$1,000. Also asst. bkkprs.. S@25.
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
HOS 1917 81 NV tx. 3-i2i0
BOOKKEEPER
TYPIST
and
General Clerical Work
Prefer orc with general insurance
experience, references reuulffc'
salary open Apply In pelson before
II m. HARRELL BROTHERS ~
CAMPBELL. l,31 z nv. il
Cafeteria Supervisor
Home economies graduate or eoulys:
lent with experience In MANAGEMENT
OF volume cafeteria operation; aee
| a5-45: annual leave and other bene-
! FITS. Ii. $1,000. Ext. 5-40sl. Il
Continued on next pase)
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THURLoW z. TIBBs, Attorney.
6I3 y Street. NV,

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 81. 200.
Administration This is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber. Of the
District e Columbia has. obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
trict of Columbia. Letters of Ad-
ministration on the estate Of James
v. Hackney. Jr; late Of the District
Of Columbia. deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof.
legally authenticated. TO the sub
scriber. on or before the 18th day
they may by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Given
under my nand this 10th day Of
March. 1885. JUNE @. HACKNEY,
l126 9TH ST.. NE, tseall Attest:
THEODORE COGSWELL, REGISTER OF
Wills for the District OF Columbia
Clerk of the Probate Court.
nnhIR 90 IN
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HELe--MEN

CHEF, Italian.American food; excel
lent salary Apply GUSTS RES
TAuRANT. 1887 NJ st. NV. "a
white. Italian-Ameri-
can cooking. Open salary. Apply
LOOP RESTAURANT. 3203 Mt.
Pleasant St. 81
CLERK-Man, age 40 to 65.s with sc-
counting BACKGROUND, to assist
cashier and night auditor at local
hospital: hours equivalent 70 ga
day wk.: liberal employe benefits.
In reply give age, accounting back
eround and salary expected. Box
3Ql-X Star -
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WILLIAM J. BARTLE, Attorney,
KANE q Rooms, Attorneys,

hhNE hUVNS' hnI0Theys'
STATED p 81 HiT; COURT
for the District OF Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 1898. Ad-
ministration..This. is to Give No
ttce: That the subscribers. of the
from he proSste Court nas oi GRADES Se pi
trict OF Columbia, Letters Tesla
mentarv on the estate of Carl w.
Dauber, late Of the District Of Co.
lumbfa. deceased. All persons -hav-
ing claims against the deceased are
With VI, 4 he vouchers % thereof; legally
on or before the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER. AID. 1855: otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all
c ass u gnf s.rs Ssf hsad' e All ls5n
RHp6EPH W. w. B Ssla IN 4 g. N sSth
6oRE coasWEIL, REevister 81
wills for the District Of Columbia,
mh23, so-ap6
IOHN II. NEUBECK. ESQ,
1885 National Press Building.
IN THE M nSfTFn sra 4 Z; : DISTRICT
Court for the District of Columbia
Holding Probate Corrt.-In re:
ESTATE OF NJ. CLoTILDF DIGI-
No i seees@oRDER N fs' FOR SAFE
OF RFALTY.-7Attilio p. DiGiulian
and John ". Neubeck. executors un-
der the will Of NJ Clotilde DiGiulian.
deceased having reported to the Court
the receipt Of offers. more particularly
chase the followinc described real
improved by premises 1O4 Z Street
Hundred Hm p' tss.5o6 sum dollars s'sp payable
Thirty-seven Hundred lS3, 700) Dol
lars in. cash, with the balance to be
seenssd By ,,s ste,rsG p guE Ed,ss
bearing interest at the rate Of five
(5es) per cent per annum. payable
in monthly installments of Thirty
six 1885, Dollars per month, in.
Guiding interest. with the right Of
brokers' commission, and tbl Lot 500
in Square 1885, improved BY. prem
ises 1925 18th Street, NE, for the
sum Of Eighteen Thousand 'S1S.O0O)
Dollars. all cash. subject to q
brokers' commission Of Nine Hun
ecutors having recommended the ac-
Court this 25th day OF March. 1865.
ORDERED that said offers be ac-
cepted and the sales ratified and con-
firmed unless cause be shown to the
contrary or higher offer for said
real estate acceptable to the Court
be made on or before the 21st day
Of April. 1855. at 1000 am, In
Motions Court. at which time higher
offers will be considered and obiec-
tons to said sales heard: provided
that q copy of this order be pub
lished once in The Evening Star
Newspaper and once In the WASH
ington Law Reporter, at least ten
toned date. (S,l JAMES r.. KIRK
LAND. Judge. iSeall A true Copy.
Attest MELVIN J. MARQUES. Dep
uty Register Of Wills for the District
Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court. mh30
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MEN l21 to install aluminium avn
Y GT Rem NAN SS,i: S4-so, sekins a future;
work in our Silver Spring store
selling wallpaper and paint. Ex-
perience desired Call Mr.. Robinson,
ST. 3-S5S5 for interview. UNION
WALLPAPER & PAINT CO. 81
YOUNG MAN, under 80 years old,
ambitious, good at figures. able to
type, to learn business Apply RIOS,
SLYN STEEL & CEMENT CO.. 303l
K st. NV. Do not phone 80 i,
MAN, white. ,dishwashing and
pot Washing; excellent opportunity
to learn restaurant business. 500
pleasant working conditions. No sun
day or night work. Apply SHOLL' S
COLONIAL CAFETERIA. 1882 Conn.
ave NV. See manager. ii
YOUNG MAN, must be good typist
and have some clerical back;
ground. for sales Office of national
television distributor: excellent OPP
portunitv to advance in our sales
department; 5-day week. $50 to
start. Call MR.. TURNER or MR..
NEWSOM, LA. 6-S430. II
YOUNG MEN. Is to IS, interested
in learning the operating procedure
Of the different business machines
in our IBM section. Former expert
have good qualifications. Must have
at least high school education. D.
day week, $50 am. to 4:45 IN
Apply personnel ONCE. :ird A.
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.
S16 l4th St NV. II
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LEGAL NOTICES lcent. J
CARL 6. sMUcK, Attorney.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate court.-No. $3.50. Ad-
ninistration.-This is TO Give No
tiee: That the SUBSCRIBER, of the
Distdict Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the
District OF Columbia. Letters Tesla
mentary on the estate OF Evelyn J..
Prata, late of the District Of CO.
lumbia, deceased. All persons hav-
Ing claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same.
with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated, to the subscriber. on
or before the 18th day Of Septem-
Der, AID. 1855; otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all benefit
OF said estate. Given under my
hand this 18th day Of March. 1853.
JUANITA v. HOOL. 1890 Z St., Sc.
lseal) Attest: THEODORE COGS-
WELL. REGISTER Of Wills for the
District OF Columbia. Clerk of the
Probate Court. mh23 .30-ap6
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ESTIMATOR. experienced. for local
and long distance moves; car neces-
Sary; good salary; apply 1899 st.
Elmo ave. Bethesda. Nd. OIL; g.
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BRTCKLAYERs WANTED-Four LIST.
class mechanics for glazed tile WORK.
Apply at 18th and Carlin SprinE
I'd. 8. Arlington. so
white only, 1st-classs
mechanics. Apply on job Sunset
Manor, near Baileys Crossroads. Va.
OPERATORS. Hunger:
ford subdiyision. R1skyille, ND; r. Mi
man about 80 years of age. Apply
MASTER MARKET. 142S PARK rd
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statesmen

good personality. car
essential. preferred exp. in public
relations or intangibles: Also, those
who have been successful in the SELL
ing field. Those who have made
5000 wk. and wish to remain in
the same bracket. contact in per
son, MR.. PILZER Thurs. and Fri.
morning, between 10-11 am. 3OO4
Lee hwy All, Va. ii
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CARPENTER. ISt class only trim and
frame work Steady work and good
paw. LA H-9ou4. i'll
field I'd. of Wilson lane, Bethesda,
Nd, SToLLER 4, SON, INC, Ill
CARPENTERS, workers only. for full
time work. See MR. GOLDBERG.
behind flrehouse on Cameron Mills
I'd. Out Cameron Mills I'd. right at
Crestwood. and right on Old Do
miuion. and right to Monticello. Job.
CARPENTER AND. CARPENTERS
HELPER, exper. in framing. call
7:3O p.m II
CARPENTER, with knowledge of
electrical and plumbing work: about
rs years of age. Good salary TO
start. tn. 10000 bet. a-i0 am.
CARPENTERS, nrst class: only m
ished mechanics need apply, Apply dS
Goth st. NV. 81
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SAILS CLERK (whitel, age 2:i-35.
typing helpful. General once. sales,
shipping duties. Call Ii. 7-33o4:
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YOUNG MEN

YOUNG MAN for general warehouse
and counterTork. Legible handWrlt-
ms. willing worker. Call Mr.. FISH
Err LA. $685. Il
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ROOKKEEPER

BOOkkEEPER
Part time, 0 to . pm. Monday
through Friday, for large automobile
leadership in Sc. area. Apply MIR.
TAMSON, LII. 4-4400. 81
list class. Cal Mr..
MAZZELLA after 8 pm, LU. l-6572-
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u JAl.NITORl,.

colored tho childrenl
for . practically new elevator apt,
bldgs. mr.. 1901 14th st, NV. ttotal
apis. $50. Salary S125 month TO
start and beautiful janitor's apt.
Apply 1919 K st. NV. 80
LAEORERS WANTED-Duke st. and
South Early st" Alex. Va. apply
LABORERs. workers only, for full
time work. see Mr.. GOLDBERG.
behind firehouse on Cameron Mills
I'd. Out Cameron Mills I'd. right at
Greenwood. and right On Old Do
mtnion. and right to Monticello lob.
81
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Bookkeeper-Omce Mgr

DID ESTABLISHED FIRM WANTS
G 6EE coMPLET MA SET ff BOOKS. Also
HANDLE OFFICE DETAIL AND
MANAGE OFFICE HELP. 30 TO ;
AGE. STARTING SALARY. So. 900
YEAR. CAN GO $4,000 IN DUE
COURSE. EXCELLENT OPPORTU-
NIFTY. SINCERE WORKER. REF
ERENCES REQ. BOX 413-T, STAR.
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HElP-MEk
Statesmen

, men with cars and previous sx.
perience selling vacuums. encylope-
dias. storm windows. insurance. etc.
urgently needed to cover leads from
our tremendous radio ADVERTISING
Why knock doors. collect or service
your own sales? Why sell seasonal
product Our men average over
S151 o week all year and sell only
confirmed leads. II you are tired OF
making little money and have the
desire to make big money. II you are
tired Of producing and keeping your
own customers, come in and see
us Immediately. Ask for Mr.. COOK.
at 6l0 9th st. NV. so
statesmen
YOUNG MAN. between 1910, to sell
home improvements. bathrooms.
kitchen and general remodeling; II
you are interested in making from
81 500 up and want to be associ-
ated with q reliable and old estab-
lished Arm. write giving full par
ticulars. Box 3o3-X. Star. --3
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GEORGE j. MILLER,

Attorney Tor Pet1tl0neFS,
42O Liberty Street, Braddeck, Pa.
IN THE ORPHANS COURT of ALLIE
Eheny County, Pa. In re Adoption OF
Tc Andrew Joseph Goiian father q
Beverly Ann Golian born In the
l4th day Of April, 1945. at Braddock,
Allegheny County. Pennsylvania, and
any other interested party: Take
notice that q petition mas been pre-
scented N he aforesaid court al
for leave t. adopt said minor and
the court has Fixed the 2Stb day Of
April. 1855. at 1000 O'Clock AM.
ED;S.T.. as the time and the
orphans ,ta Court Room, sth Floor
PitisSarsh. PPagki sn' as s'ff tSs
place for hearing said petition,
when and where vou iEay appear
and show cause. II any you have,
why said prayer should not be
granted. mh16,23.30
WILLIAM J. BARTLE, Attorney,
UNITED ~ Fl. ssT STAT DlsTRIcT COURT
Administra tion.NThis is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber, of the
State Of Virginia has obtained from
the Probate Court Of the District OF
Columbia. Letters Of .Administra ton
on the estate OF Carrie Pulliam. late
OF the District Of Columbia, de-
ceased AZ persons having claims
warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof. legally au-
thenticated. to the subscriber. on or
before the 18th day of September.
AID. 1855: otherwise they may by
Law be excluded from all benefit Of
Iiyen under my hand this 18th day
Of March. 1855 WILLIAM J. BAR
TIE: 703 Maryland Ave. NE,
THEODoRE coGswETL. Register
q Wills for the. District Of Column
hia; Clerk Of the Probate Court
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statesmen
EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY

Part or full time; earn UP to $500
per month. Sell shoes; experience
not necessary; good training pro-
gram. No delivering. no collecting,
no investment. no niehtwork, no
paper work. Chance for ADVANCE
ment to management position: 81
3-224l. between o and 5; between
Z and Q pm. -oU
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CAR DRIVERS
CARHOPS

14th ST. BRIDGE
SILVER SPRING. ND.
Few permanent night positions open.
Salary plus excellent tips. Meals
and uniforms furnished; other
worth while benefits,
APPLY
HOT SHOPPES
1871 G ST. NV. Room 200
Ri
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-03-11
Tips on Marriage
GiUen at Institute

NoTRE DAME, Ind.,-NC)-The
three Basic needs of every woman
are acceptance, appreciation and
affection" a young Chicago house.
vile and mother of five children
told University of Notre Dame
seniors at the opening session of
the university's 1855 marriage in
stitute.
Mrs. Frank O'Dowd said that a
wife "needs TO know that you ac-
cept her as she really is, that she
has security in marriage, and that
you love he no matter what she
is, looks like or what she does"
Mr.. and Mrs. 0'Dowd. both lead
ers in the Christian Family Move
ment and Cana Conference actiNi.
ties in Chicago, we're the speakers
at the first of seven weekly mar
riage institute sessions.
The caricatures of husband and
wife so familiar in the comics and
il. the situation comedies of radio
and televison were criticized by
Mr.. 0'Dowd. lumber company
sales manager.
IF we rid people of the idea
that Casper Milquetoast or Dag
wood are average husbands or nor
NAL husbands, and that oppressive,
domineering women are average
frequentIy-appearing wives, we will
return the function of husband
and wife to its proper and healthy
level" he said.
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Plan Variety Sho,c
At ST. Peter Hall

The young ladies choir of st.
Peter parish is again sponsoring
a ST. Patrick Day Variety Show to
be held Wednesday and Thursday,
Mar. 1917, at 8 p. m. in st. Peter
Hall, 683 New York Ave. Mrs.
Albert Schirtzinger, a teacher at
the school. will direct the show.
Featured in the cast will be
Misses Mary Bello, Regina Bier,
Angelo Cobalsso, Lynn Londergan
and Fred Gomez. Members of the
young ladies choir and students
from st. Peter elementary school
and several Columbus Catholic
high schools will also take part.
Leo Krause's orchestra will pro-
vide the music.
Tickets can be purchased from
the choir members or at the door
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planned about the opposition COM
ing from families who disagree
with the atheistic code forced on
their children in the Russian pub
lie schools.
The paper, Trud. related The In
stance of young girl who said
"In school do moi believe in
God, but At home ! begin TO be.
lieve in Him."
This, the Frankfurt newspaper
commented, happened after 81
years of compulsory goddess educa.
tion.
In Bonn, meanwhile. the new
yearbook published by the Associ-
alton Of German Science delivered
sharp rebuke-by inference, at
least-to communist pseudo-scien-
tific propaganda attempts to make
it appear as though dialectic ma.
terialism knows everything about
the workings of the physical uni.
verse.
The yearbook listed seven prin-
cipal problems of the universe
which, it said, scientists are far
from solving. and may, in fact,
never solve
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dia. was handmade rosary of
pure ivory which will be included
in the articles to be displayed dur
ing the exhibition.
There are also many places in
our own country whose needs have
been taken care of by the Taber-
nacle Society. The Trappist monks
at the Abbey Of Gethsemane, Geth-
semane, KY. have received many
altar linens and vestments from the
Society over the years. One of the
priced possessions of the organiza-
tion is a document, dated Jan. 18,
1900, and signed by the Abbot Of
the monastery, granting members
of the Society letters of associa-
tion, and share in all the spiritual
works that shall be performed in
said monastery"
The Society is necessarily de-
pendent upon membership dues
and donations for working funds.
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Membership offering is usually
Sl.00 year; life membership with
benefits continuing after death
is $500.
Many of the members cannot
come weekly to sew. Some, how
ever, have found that they can
work in their homes; and the Tab
ernacle Society, like others, has its
specialists. One member crochets
cinctures; one makes .ablution tow
els; another does embroidery work.
while several others make lace edg-
ings and inserts. An out-of town
contributor specislizes in hand
painting. But whether active or pa
tron, all members share in the spir-
itual benefits of the Society.
Donations in money or materials
for vestments, linens, etc. will be
gratefully received by Sister Maura,
S.N.D.. Directress of the Taber-
nacle Society.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-03-11

Father James 0'Connor, who later
became the first Bishop of Omaha.
Mother Katharine joined the Sis
ters of Mercy in Pittsburgh in May,
1889 She was intent upon forming
new foundation of missionary
nuns among the Indians and Ne
groes.
In 1890, Philsdelphis's Arch
bishop Patrick ]. Ryan, her spir.
itUsl counsellor following the
death OF Bishop o'connor, nam.
ed her the Firsf superior OF the
Sisferhood she founded which
then numbered l3 members. The
Sisterhcod received the decree
OF final approval in May. 1913.
From its lowly beginning, the
Sisterhood grew into the present
congregation of sol professed Sis
ters with 40 houses. Mother Kath-
arine carried her missionary work
into "a archdioeeses and dioceses
in 2l States. In addition to the
schools, high schools and Xavier
University in New Orleans, for
years the only Catholic university
exclusively for Negroes, the Sister
hood also operates a group of rural
schools in Louisiana Staffed by lay
teachers.
Upon the death of her father.
Mother Katharine was left the in
come from a trust fund of $780,
900, which was estimated at $1,000
day. She used these funds not
only in building her own commun-
ity, but also in helping others. II
was estimated in 1886 that Mother
Katharine at that time had expend-
ed $12-million of her own funds
not only on her own community's
institutions, but for 81 others in
II States and five foreign coun
tries.
almost every Indian Mission
has shared in Mother Katharine's
bounty at one time or another"
report of the Commission for Cath
olic Missions Among Indians and
Colored People stated.
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Requiem Is Sung
For Frank Bentz,
Church Benefactor

Requiem High Mass for Frank.
BentZ, SO, of Miami, Fla, former
Columbus resident, was sung Mon
day in st Joseph Cathedral Mr..
Bentz died Unexpectedly March B.
while visiting in New York City,.
Celebrant of the Mass vas the
Re John Forest Loviner. OF M
of Paterson. Nj. organizer Of St.
Anthony's Guilds
Bishop Ready, who presided si .
the Mass and gave final absolu. !
fion. described Mr.. Benfz As
devoUf and humble cashoIie and
benefsefor of orphsnsges, mis- :
sions, schools, seminsries end the
Church in general.
Bishop aettinger, Auxiliary 10
Bishop Ready, was in the sane
tuary during the Mass. Also pres
ent we're approximately 80 men,
bers of the clergy. The st. Charles
Seminary choir sang the Mass.
Mr.. Bentz was secretary of the
Integrity Supply Co. Columbus
plumbing fixtures firm. He was =
World War | veteran.
Surviving are his wife, Louise;
three brothers. George William
and John. anad two sisters, Miss
Mary Bentz and Mrs Agnes McCon.
nell, all of Columbus.
Burial was in St Joseph Gene
terv.
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BrizaIian Catholic
Being Trained in
Liturgical Chant

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil-(NC)
BY the time the 36th Information
al Eucharistic Congress gets under
way here on July n many thou.
sands of Brazilian Catholics will
have been taught to join in the
liturgical chants.
The training is being given by
the committee on sacred music
which is teaching the chants by
means Of phonograph records, ra-
dio broadcasts and special classes
in parish churches. The committee
hopes it will have trained Choir
us of 100000 voices when the great
Eucharistic celebration takes place.
According to Msgr. Joao Batista
da Muta, president of the commit
tee, the people in one Rio parish
are already singing a principal
Mass of the Congress. This is the
Mass "Cum Jubilo," which is used
generally on feast days of the
Blessed Virgin. Composed in the
18th century the Mass IS part Of
the Vatican Gradual.
The committee, Monsignor da
Mota said, plans TO have the people
sing the official Congress hymn and
the proper of the Mass during the
great solemnities, especially the
General Communion Masses and
those of the opening and closing
days