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HOUSES FOX SALE~-N.E.
CAPITOL, HILL

SA1 i 4 0A 444A4A4
brick. fully restored; 3i.ft. liyina
room including I matching osr.
nlantei working fireplaees. .M
dining room with crystal ehanosllsr,
master bedroom lSxiS with l2Sl1
baths; more unusually desirable
features: large utility room and
complete bath, one powder room
Apt. in basement. Must see 70 ap.
preciate, Open for inspection sat
and sun. o am. to 10 Pm. ----20
COLORED--I40s ORREN ST. NJ
Open today. ,a', 8 e 8 BE- p;sIaa.' vac vac.
s.tamily; h.-w. OIL heat. tnlI hsnt;
"a baths; reas, terms. MRS. an q
cB6FE55wSSsbi-LLlssSs BF5wsbi LlssSs bo5ws. sii / st
n.e,--8-rm. brick, bath; clean, ga
coIbRE IN EDssW EpD..-Wo WooDRiDGE - . bun,
ga.ows, full hsmts.. auto. NV
ment or may trade. Also man,
1,hsTs sas. e Gnooss soGass Moss t5SS ca cRs.lsor
ofn,IIoREpEiSss AZ rpeiSss n. CxfIToL---s,
rm. brick: ideal location for hon,si
Or business: newly deeorated: snial
down payment; i. LopIATIN. co
b-0229 ewes, RA. 6-00OS.
COLORED--3a5 18th ST; NJ
This 3-bedrm. house has lust beer
redecorated and has . new sai
furnace and hot-water heater
OWNER. ST. 3-344o; ewes, WA
coI6SRfp--iooe JACKSON ST. NE
---S4A5 dn., $1ia monthly. @-storS
stucco. large basement and attic
s rms, kit. and pantry. baths,
h.-w.h.. 9arage; nice yard; incoms
from space. oil. o-335S or Ma
cSoIoRED---MrCHIGAN PARK, cor
ner. M, 9. Dakota ave. ana Ran
dolph ST. rms. 2h baths: lst-n
den. rec. rm, and powder rnl. det
garase; lot iO7-ft, frontase. Pricl
materiaily reduced for quick sale
Ewes, TIE. 6-176S. L. T, uRA
Waite, 1913 K st. NV Ma. .
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

CONGRESS HEIGHTS - 2-bedrm
semidetached brick; nice yaro. On
busiine. blocks from Snoppins
center. Terms, JOHN L. SHELTON
HTIIIcsREsT SECTION. 36es Cam
Den 81. Modern 3-bedrm.. 2-hath
brick rambler. | year oid. MANY Many,
extras. FLOYD T.. DAVIS CO. 1879
X ST. NV. Ma. s-0352; eyes, Lu'
NR. siiNN. AND Pa. AYES Sc
Semidet. brick; as rms, y nedrms. /,
corner Not, link fenced yard, nsmt !
$40, 200; GI, So down; CONVEX
or FHA. 5000 N pi. Sc Lu; 4
sHoRT HI or CASH: WANT A HOUSE:
We have : Rood houses which w
can help you buy II sou. have 2
little cash. PAYMENTS lke rent
MI Mayo, il. 2-7763. MARSHALL
). wHPLE Co. 1894 i4th 81. NV
sis'Ssc. HPi s,sOO1cos CONGRESS HEIGHTS
hJfagalow---3 hedruns., ~ baths,
nnished fecr. rni.; huge lot, with
Anchor fence: porches. garage. New.
house eond. Easy terms. Consider
small house In trade. JOHN y
SHELTON ReAltor, 10. 2-@o0U
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KOlIGI:iOD e BOQKOFF
HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.

AMER. o. PARK: si4.sb0--1is A.
frame near 45th. and River .rd,: ga
raEe: gas h.-w.h.i convenient fer
ssss sseo Irslissai 3 piffs, hff 81
f-1li1; eyes., 10. s-i0i2.
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HA, I.s,54 -,
NEARBY MARYLAND

NEARBY MARYLAND
3-b.r. rambler; Riverdaie $11g
3-b.r. Colonial, nr. .RIges rd. : &ll5
3-br.. Its-b., OF Univ. lane : Sis
3-b +, Colonial College PIX S110
ROBERT s. DAVIS a. CO., Realtors
CHILLuM-AGER RD.--SSa.50
Mod. 2-bedrIn. brick. equip. kit. gas
heat. deep level lot. nice neighbor-
hood: M. bus. schools. shops.
RA. a-7s7os JE 495 4-9SS6
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cHE7Y cHAsEWEKEFIE

CHEVY CHAsE---WAKEF1ELp
/ Blk, from Wilson II. S., 2 blks
from Alice Deal. 3 hiks. from 81
Annis, 4 bIks. from Ben Murch
Charming white brick house, 8 bed.
rms. iip. rr1.. sep. din, rIi., At
taefed garage, screened porch, y
baths, beautiful garden. slate roof
sale by owner 10 reduced price be-
low market Only SIs.a50. Favor
able financing, 4525 3ath ST. NV
Between Appleton and Bfandywire.
Open Sat and Sun. 1 till 8. Phone
EN-. 2-34p6. 40
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Available Immediately
FALLS cHURcH-vIENNA AREA

Anatee Heialts---Newiy redecorated
3-bedrcom rambler, S95,
Fatrfax---New 2-bedruom rambler,
separate dining room, full
bsint., fenced yard, $1ib.
South Woodley-A~2 and . bedroom
rafnblers with fireplace and
carport, S120 to SI35.
Jefferson Viliage---3-bedrooTl Coins
niai, separate dinine room,
sereened porch, full bsrat.,
S1A0.
Jefferson village -bedrcom Cape
Cod, recreation room, patio,
fenced yard, SIA0.
Vienna Woods---3-bedf rambler,
full basement; convenient te
everything; S120.
Fails Church, bedrooms, separate
dining room. full bgii1t., 500
Knmp WaBhingtOTi---4 bedrooms, SEP.
arate dining rocizs Si05.
ARFAx REALTY, INC.
IL. 2-t4b0
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Open DailY 2 to- 5
GEORGETOWN
First Time Offered

Corner brick town house
gr0und, 2 bedrooms. large hy-
ins room, fiyeplace,. dining
room openirF on small private
garden. powder room: $26, ,pg0.
Call Miss Hayden, AD. 2-7A4l.
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS. Wo.
o-5e00. "a
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Dry Observation-Disclosures

Dry Cleaning---Laundry
Nearby suburbs: over $500 wkiy.
vol. operated solely By help. can
do much more under personal SUI
peryisiofl. Priced very low at
81 900. Eyes. Shea chasen, RA.
ilJc; KOGOD & BooKoFF
IB3f II st, NV. MA. s-g375
TAVERN NEARBY vfRGTNfA--Co-
lored trade. 5000 weekly business;
SAFE. Price only $500. Terms
Available. Cail Mr.. Brown with
YEoNAs REALTY. IA. esa1O0. IA.
7-l24a. III
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! 49,. ,,r,nv ~, vw

1901 MILITARY Rp. NV.
(Just Of Conn ave.l---Newly deco
rated ffiroughotit: first floor fea-
fures large entrance foyer. LIVING
room, dining room, kitchen. telegi-
sion room or den and full bath:
second floor has Z bedrooms and
bath; full bsmt with "a bath: large
storage attIci S149. Duen daily.
WOODWARD & NORRIS
T2s goth St. NV, RE. 7-65sb
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BETHESDA, exclusive woodhsgen-

Attractive red brick Colonial; bed.
room plus small den, Ia bath. liV
Tm., sep. din. rm. and mod. kit. On
lst A.: 3 beorms., ! q baths on enc
a.; full basement. Built-in garage
Slate roof. Asking $24,95V. FRANK
8. PHILLIPS, Oh 2-7006: eyes.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

LEVEL---A planned COM
rnunIty Of Early American homes
SiI 800, FHA, GI or conventional
terms. 20 mi. from Wash, 8 mi
Annapolis on 214 adjac. to. schools,
churches, transp, and cumpi. water
front recreation at Beverly, Mayo
Triton, Woodlawn and various other
beaches on. Chesapeake Bay and s.
Riysr i,h,s nomss oIassered ExpdinI MpaiIs,
how'd, as, tiled baths, h-acre lots,
paved streets. concrete suffers and
dripeways, These quality built
homes In this desirable loc. are
worthy OF your inspection DAILY and
Sun, Phone Colonial 3-1016 for
more information. I'll
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COLORED--SOe 4TH ST. S.E.---vers
ige. corner brick 2-family home:
8 rms. (2 kits.l and bath: oil heat.
Only S116 mo. Mr.. NEuMANN; Ma.
s.W.--5 rms: gas, elee.; large yard;
nice section. ~. 1880. rs
COLORED-S27 9Th 81. NJ
Brick home, q rms: SIS mo. Hot
water heat. Ii. 6.5604. --1s
cOLORED--RENT on SALE to re-
sponsible party on best terms; up
per NV. 8 rms. and bath; s@saeS, @ /
excel. loc,. act now. o. F, STEIN
8 Co, ST. 3-2656: ewes, IA; g.
cSoiE1oSREp--7 LARGE ROOMS, ia
baths, lge. yard and porches; M
ished bsmt., automatic heat: l26
mo Call LU. 2-6o94 ewes. ana an
coIoRED--as46 DU BoIs PL. Sc.
---5-room semldet, modern hrlek
home; rec. rIn. gas &c; 1a: hs1aas:
$50, so mo. BIRON, ST. 3-344u,
avAS III k.RQ1A III
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COLORED-UPPER N.W.--Vacant1
t-rm. brick; 1 V baths. nice kit,, re.
decorated. gas heat. Near Ga. ave
$3.50 down, RA. 8-6sl2; eyes
C6LoRED@-soe BLOCK oAKDxLI
PL. NM rms, good eond., Rai
heat. So. 500 $500 cash. balance a
SIS per mo. Lu. 4.6lA3.. -20
COLORED-l533 SPRING pL., nr
18th and Rock Greek Park--S75t 5t
dn.. easy paynts. cost. row.
bedrms., ] u baths. 9 incl. porches
front stone porch, gar. OWNER
TU. 9-389n. 20
coLORED--ouTcK POSSESSION
57l3 4th ST, NV.
kit. breakfast nook: oil h.-w.h.
dbl, garage. Priced rtEht keod
terms. Ewes. RA, B-aos5. PRESS
REALTY CORR. ST i-g1le. If
COLoRED--sa1 OhLLATTN ST.
OPEN DAILY, f-6
Excellent row brick property IN AL
condition. Colonial front porch
itIi basement plus storage rrn
Bryant gas h.-w,h. Deep. terraeed
fenced rear yard. Aluminium hte'
time garage Priced rtaht on terms
Call Mr. Pollock. Ju, h.sJ55
MARSHALL J.. WAPLE CO.
1924 l4th st. NV AID. 4-20aa
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WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
Nethesde---6 rooms. conveniently 10
Gated, rent reduced to S1a6. foF
immediate rental
MALOfaA r. CHEIETMAN, INC. .
1905 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-.g23
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THRFE-BEDRoOM. detached two
story brick IN West HyattsNille
area; eamplstely ,redecorated. rev
stove; located In well established
neighborhood, convenient to trans.
portatton. schools. shopping ana
CALL MRS. wEIaHTMAN
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SILVER SPRING

Lovely brick rambler. large living
room 27xl3, fireplace. separate
dining room. kitchen with nook.
two large bedrooms and bath. large
screened porch, rec. room, gas a.-c.
heat, aif-con ditionsd for summer
heat. Reduced 10 $4,000. Trades
considered. y
r. J. SCOFIELD p
ReaItor Ju. 5-9I2a
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LUXURY MOTEL. on ( major high
ways, about 40 mi. from Washing.
ton, ID. O.: IL beautiful units, 1s
baths, once and raheh~type home
Tor owner. Earninss this year 81
MOTEL irisivVi or 10 UNITS and 5-roon,
1h-bath owners home located
b. d. Income in last 3 years has
not been under $4,000 and Is in
creasing. Price. St}6.001.. Reason.
able down payment. Please cal
INEZ CUSHARD. Realtor. EN- 2.
4o39 or OIL. 2-5S87.
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Distributor Wanted

yearly income possible
LarEe company has oDenirie fol
bustness, Can be handled In spare
time a. start Il desired Honesty
EXPERIENCE. Our liberal financial
assistance enables rapid expansion
This Ii business on q high plant
for lliglf-type men Of character
only. Applicants must have approx
refs. and ear. This opening will
pay exceptionally hish weekly in.
come Immediately and rapidly in.
crease as business expands Prefer
applicant aspiring $4,000 q
S25 900 yearly. No high pressure
auifed. II you have the necessary
qualifications and cash. please In
clude brief history and phone mum.
Der Write 70 Boz 3e4-B: star ls'
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Silver Spring-S20,g00. Here is 8
luxurious rambler with 3 extEA-lse
] bedrms, 2 baths, all-elee. kit.,. tull
din. Em.: maids rfH1. and bath IN
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m. BURNING TREE CLUB
standing Colonial. sit, on ia acres
This lovely home offers 30-ft. ny
rm., fireplace. din. rna.. lge, gtt
with fireplace 3 bedrnls, haths
ige, porch. gear gar; &3S.5ttV
sYnni finaneing oil. 9-T135. lii
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silver SprinR-s17.so OF sp-
proved. Brick Colonial. nr. Indian
/ Spring Country Club: 20x12 hv.
fm With fireplace, full din. rm.,
! III bath on LIST a goods bed
! hall ENTRANCE.
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HrTHESDA AREA RAMBLERs

New brick: only SI7.yI0, Avail.
able VA, FLA, or conventional
Center.hali, living room with field.
stone fireplace. sep. din. rnl.. GE
de luxe kit. with dishwasher, DIS.
posali, 8 bedrmS., tile bath, FgL
bsmt. with fireplace. and hall bath
Some slightly nore1 have fui
daylight bsmts. wiIB ..eture win
diate occupancy. Plaster walls, sol1c
masonry construction, fir lumber
steel beam, copper plumbing, exit
floor joists, other quality features
Call RE, 1-665U It'll . pm
COLONIAL INVESTMENT COM
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silver Spring; Si6.e50-3-bedrti
earase. all-eiec. kit hs-scrs level
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1902 nth st. n.w.--prAetIcally .Iiew
redec.. senidet, hrk.: 9 rms. bath
plus 1st-n. powder rm.; disposal
dishwasheY. Vacant Priced right
GOOD terms, EYes. RA. 3,l3s3
PRESS REALTY CORP. 81 D.
BEST NV. Mass. and Conn. area.
LaYge home and income. Several
Kitchens, 4 baths; reduced TO Sl1,-
ToWS HOUSE. Just ofi
Conn. ave. bedrms.. 2ia baths.
de luxe kitchen. rec. rm. Value
at S92,a5O, Gail LEGuM a. GER
SER; RspRMs EN- s-sooS s.CSy " u s.vppTgsh,ns, pg:h
lge. lot: ideal for doctor OF dentist,
51la New Hampshire ave. Open
1Q-R 20
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SILVER SPRING STEALS

Rensington area-$i5.g50, CT ap.
proved; cleaning new 3-bedfm. hrk.
rambler with full bsnt: this house
has everything for the average
small family: low down payment.
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DOWNTOWN near l4th
and N. z, ave. n.w.--potng $500
daily liauor license. All new moo
err eutiipment, Seats over $50.
Good ieass. low rent. Closed Sun.
days first time ever offered. SAINT
nwnerx 3a years, Retiring. Onf
Of those unusual opportunities for
4 couple of restaurant people
Priced way under the market et
$40 600 with low terms OF only
SS. 600 down and only. $3.50 month
Ii at AZ. II this don sci m
IlSSpER msSl5Esss' ,EXXcIiusIVE Z BRoKERi
I4Ii Pa. ave. NV. MA S-s74S.
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2s washers, exc ex1
down; Arl. County. Call IA. S-5uOs.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-22

Miss Mary Catherine Zang, fac
ulty member of St. Mary of the
Springs Academy, has been award
ed the French Government Scholar
ship by the committee on scholar
ships in the Department of Ro-
nance Languages at Ohio State Uni
versity. The award provides tuition
for the 1855 summer quarter.
Miss Zang, an alumna of both the
Academy and College of st. Mary
of the Springs, studied last year in
Rennes University, France, through
a Fulbright Scholarship.
A member of st. John the Evan
gelist parish, Miss Zang is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Zang, 729 Linwood Ave.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-22

: WELSH, Miss Mary Ann, "a,
Newark, Apr. II, st. Francis de
Sales church. Survivors: two sisters
and a brother.
PATTON, Mrs. Charles, 80, New
ark, Apr. IL, Church of the Ascen-
sion, Johnstown. Survivors: her
husband, daughter, and her ia.
ther, James Hatch
HARRIS, Mrs. Sarah W., 73, 2729
Bexley Park Rd., Columbus, Apr.
II, st. Catharine church. Surviv-
ors: three sons, a daughter, a broth
er and nine grandchildren.
FURNEY, William L., 48, 527
Terrence Rd., Columbus, Apr. II,
Immaculate Conception church,
Survivors: his wife, Ruth; step
son, his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William A. Furney and two broth
ers.
FOX, Miss Mary Ellen, 492 w.
Fourth Ave, Columbus, Apr. II,
ST. Francis church. Survivors: a
sister and two brothers.
LYONS, Mrs. Margaret, SO, 374
Crestview Rd., Columbus, Apr. II,
Immaculate Conception church. Sur
vivors: two sons, two daughters,
six grandchildren and a sister.
CoTHRAN, William, 10, 1854
fremont Rd., Columbus, Apr. is,
st. Agatha church. Survivors: his
wife, Mildred c.; and one daugh-
ter.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-22
Be Loyal To
Our Advertisers
May They Rest In Peace

McCLoRY, John, SO, TAB Ann St.,
Columbus, Apr. 13, st. John the
Evangelist church. Survivors: two
sisters and two brothers.
ZIEGLER, Mrs. Paul, so, for
merly of 1927 Berwick Blvd, Co
lumbus, Apr. 18, Christ the King
church. Survivors: her husband, a
son, daughter, five grandchildren,
two sisters and a brother.
CECIL, Wylie, 991 Bellows Ave,
Columbus, Apr. is. Holy Family
church. Survivors: his wife, Elsie;
daughter, son and two grand
children.
GRHEy, Andrew j., 90, Coshoc-
ton, Apr. 13, Sacred Heart church.
Survivors: three brothers.
TEMPLE, David c., "a, 1928 r.
Hudson ST., Columbus, Apr. 16,
Immaculate Conception church,
Kenton. Survivors: his wife, Ethel;
three sons and four daughters.
DOLAN, Charles B., formerly OF
Columbus, Apr. Is, st. Patrick
church. Survivors: his wife, Kath-
crime; sister and two nieces.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-22
Sister Amelia, O.P.,
To Attend Foreign
Language Meeting

Sister M. Amelia, O.P., Ph. D.,
chairman of the French depart
ment of the College of st. Mary
of the Springs, will speak at the
Eighth Annual Foreign Language
Conference at the University of
Kentucky on April 80. Her topic
Foreign Languages in Ohio Catho-
lie Schools" is based on her recent
survey of foreign language enroll
ment in the Catholic High Schools
of this state.
Various journals and periodicals
have made use of the paper on
foreign language teaching Sister
Amelia prepared for last falls dio-
cesan Teachers and Principals
meeting.
Sister Amelia is vice-prcsident
Of the Ohio Modern Language
Teachers Association and secre-
tary Of the Ohio Foreign Language
Council.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-22


Those are the views of Vincent
Edward Smith, professor of phiios-
ophy at Notre Dame University, ex-
pressed in his keynote address at
the And annaul convention of the
National Catholic Education AS
sociation held here.
"As Catholic" DIR. Smith con-
tinued, ''our schools teach an OBJ
jective moral code that fully JUS
titles all the virtues of the citizen
and yields meaning and motive
even for the sacrifice, in behalf
of ones country, of life itself"
The spproseh to education, Or.
Smith said. must begin with rec.
osnition of fhe end OF life itself
and then the means must be
mustered 10 attain this goal.
Therefore, he continued, quot
ing from Pope Plus xl, edUca-
tion consists Essentially in pre-.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-22
Youth Notes
Youth Notes
Renewed Interest Evident
In Young Adult Activities

Renewed interest is being
shown in the youth Apostle
late among men and women
of the young adult age in the
central deanery, according to
a report by Bernard Luthman,
president of the Young Adult
Council. Parish groups have
been formed at st. Mary Mag
dalene, st. Agnes, Christ the
King and the Cathedral and
are being planned for other areas.
The deanery council reported ex-
cellent attendance at the recent
Lenten Marriage Forum and Eas-
ter Fiesta programs. The young
adult program is part of the plan
of the National Council of Catholic
Youth. Activities are arranged
through this Council for young
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-22
Critical Areas
of Education to
Be Considered

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. -
The agenda of the White
House Conference on Educa-
ton will cover critical areas
of education in both the pub
lie and private school systems,
Clint Pace, executive director
of the conference, said here.
Speaking to some 1000 Catholic
educators at the SIND annual con-
vention of the National Catholic
Educational Association, Mr.. Pace
said the problems faced in "your
schools are of no less importance
nationally than those faced in 9th
er schools"
This means" he continued,
"thsf you have . responsibility.
II is no more nor less than the
responsibility OF any other eifi.
zen OF the country. II 10 10 find
out - and 10 help others find
out - where we are in our edU-
estionsl program, how we got
there, where we want 10 go and
how we can get there"
The White House Conference
urged by President Eisenhower in
his State of the Union message be-
fore the 93rd Congress will be
the elimination of conferences to
be held in SO States and territor-
les. 1t will be held in Washington,
DC, from November % to Decem-
Der /, at which time all the re-
lated conferences should be finish
ed and their recommendations
made to the national group.
Msgr. William E. McManus, as
sistant director of the Department
of Education of the National Cath
ollie Welfare Conference, is one
of 80 persons on the committee for
the White House conference.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-22

BURNS, Mrs. Lottie r., 1441 Neil
Ave, Columbus, Apr. 13, st. JOS
eph Cathedral. Survivors: two
daughters, four grandchildren and
a great-grandchild.
HOGAN, Miss Katherine, 10, Mt.
Vernon, Apr. 13, ST. Vincent de
Paul church. Survivors: a sister.
in-law and several cousins.
HELFRICH, Michael A., 81, New
Holland, Apr. IL. ST. Coleman
church, Washington, d. C., Surviv-
ors: his wife, Agnes; three daugh-
ters, three sons, ten grandchil-
dren, sister and brother.
WHITMAN, Andrew, STA Year
ling Rd., Columbus, Apr. is, Holy
Spirit church. Survivors: his wife,
Anna; six sons, three daughters,
Is grandchildren and several
great-grandchildren.
CASEY, Francis, 40, 545 City
Park Ave-, Columbus, Apr. Is, st.
Mary church. Survivors: his wife,
Stella; a daughter. six sons, four
grandchildren, his mother, Mrs
Mary F. Casey; three sisters and
two brothers.
RJ9ADUE, Ernest A., rs, 672 S.
Twenty-second ST., Columbus, Apr.
10, st. John the Evangelist church.
Survivors: two daughters, two sons,
IS grandchildren and three great
grandchildren.
DEROUAUX, Gille j., 78, 463
olpp Ave, Columbus, Apr. 16, st.
Ladislaus church. Survivors: four
sons, a brother, 10 grandchildren
and Is great-grandchildren..
FOSTER, Mrs. Margaret, 81,
1910 w. Broadview Ave, Columbus
kpr. is, st. Christopher church
Survivors: a daughter, two grand
children and a sister.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-22
|Parochial, Public
Schools Cooperate
In Lunch Program

CANNELTON, Ind. NC) - An
example of parochial-public school
cooperation takes place in this
thriving community in Indiana's
pocket area each day at noon,
Through an arrangement between
St. Marks parochial school and
Theis Public School some lis pu,
pills from both schools enjoy a hot
lunch.
The food is prepared in the large
modern kitchen at st. Marks. A
member Of the Theis School PTA
then rushes some of the hot food
few blocks away to pupils at the
public school. The PTA group buys
the food from st. Marks.
The Holy Name Society of St.
Marks parish sponsors the lunch
program in cooperation with the
School Lunch Program of the De-
partment Of Public Instruction,
Women of the parish prepare and
serve the food.
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Future Teachers
Schedule Meeting

The Association of the Ohio FIT.
A. chapters will meet Saturday,
Apr. %, in Erskine Hall on the
st. Mary of the Springs campus.
Registration begins at $50 a. m.
AT the general session, Father
Paul Small, O.P., will speak on
Character Education" and Robert
Lucas will discuss "How to be a
Professional" The meeting will
be directed by Bill Melvin, state
president. The st. Mary Glee Club
will take part in the program.
Sister M. Sylvania, 0.P., moder-
ator Of the Aquinas Chapter at st,
Mary is directing the officers in
planning details.
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pairing man FOR what he must
do here below, in order TO st-
tain the sublime and for which
ne was created :"
Since the school is a teaching in.
its primary aim is to com
knowledge and truth,
the professor declared.
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Catholic Schools Teach
Objective Moral Code

ATLANTIC CITY = (NC) - There is to think
that products of Catholic schools will in any way be second
rate" citizens AS institution doing the schools work of
teaching knowledge the Catholic schools viii encourage
one of its byproducts, an intelligent participation in civic
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AKRON - The new 100000
Newman Hall serving Catholics at
Akron University was dedicated
last Sunday by Archbishop Edward
f. Hoban.
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Citing influences the present-day
home has had on school program
ming, he declared that because
much that is ordinarily taught in
the home is now overlooked,
schools are weighted down with
work that is best done by parents.
He mentioned classes in such sub
iects as automobile driving, table
manners and shop-work,
He said also that because fami-
lies today are often small, the
school must attend to social rela-
tions and group adjustments, phas-
es of growth formerly cultivated
outside the classroom.