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Trobert ops Seixos
For Ninth STRAIGHT

HOUSTON, Tex, April Is up.
The amateur tennis troupe scat
tered today as powerful Tony
TrAbert won his ninth straight
trophy with the championship of
the River Oaks tournament.
Trabert. the man with the big
game from Cincinnati, bounced
Vic Seixas, the National cham
pion from Philadelphia, for the
seventh consecutive time yester-
day, winning the River Oaks
title with a straight-set triumph.
He beat Seixas, 60, 6-1, Ga.
Trabert goes to the West Coast
where he will play in a Southern
California tournament starting
next Sunday. But most of the
other players here headed for
Europe.
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Blue Volt Given Chance
Against Stake Horses

year and undoubtedly benefited
from the race.
In the fifth race a field of six
three-year-old FLIES will fight
for the $4,000 purse, with
Brookefield Farms Inf1ame a
heavy choice. The sixth race
also carries a $4,000 value and
seven sprinters, racing under
claiming tags from $4,000 to
$4,000 will vie at six furlongs
Meanwhile. racing commits
sioners from throughout the
country assembled at Baltimore
today for their annual four-day
meeting. presided over by DIR
Frank r. MEME of Oregon
president of the National Associ-
alton of Racing Commissioners
Sessions tomorrow. Wednes-
day and Thursday will be
limited to the morning to per-
NIT time to attend the races at
Laurel. Before the convention
ends, Thursday. reports will be
heard on all phases of horse
racing, including trainers, breed
ers, jockeys. officials and law
enforcement.
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cluded Joe w. Browns Bobby
Brocato, in at 1l6, and Morris
Sims Blessbull. 100. who fin
ished one-two ahead of White
Skies in the Paumonk Handi-
cap at Jamaica on April /. White
Skies. however. was carried wide
in the stretch by Blessbull in
that race.
High Guns chief opposition in
an 11-horse field entered in the
one-mile seventh race was ex-
pected to come from Brook
meade Stables Capeador, Mrs.
Phil Bieber's Bicarb. c. v. Whit
ney's Cold Command and Chris
topher T. Chenery's Prince Hill.
At his best. and High Gun was
reported ready, the King Ranch
colt figured to handle all Of these.
High Gun closed his 1854 cam
paign impressively, winning the
Sysonby Stakes at one mile. the
Manhattan Handicap at a mile
and one-half. and the Jockey
Club Gold Cup. a stiff 2-mile
! test.
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White Sox Win
In0|dDonlinion

Guy Brill, former minor league
Highlander who led the Old Do
minion League in pitching last
year. shows no signs of slack
ening in his ability.
Yesterday Brill scattered six
hits and struck out nine batters
in helping defending champion
Virginia White Sox subdue Co.
lonial Restaurant, 60. in one of
four Old Dominion games begin
ming the sandlot season in the
METROPOLITAN Area.
In other games, o. w. L. Moose,
formerly known as Lincolnia,
beat Vienna, 1913, and Jack Pry
Motors. formerly Springfield,
edged Forestville. 5-3. The Co.
lumbia Heights Shade King
Awning game went three innings
before rain halted play with CO.
lumbia ahead, 81.
Charlie Hiden didn't allow the
White Sox hit for three in
nings but the Sox scored three
times in the third on three walks,
a fielder's choice and two errors.
Don Mcdonald was riding on a
% tie before the rain inter-
rupted the Vienna game. Then
in the fourth inning he couldn' Z
find the plate and walked half a
dozen bstters to help Moose to
seven runs.
Shade King Awning plays
again today when the Vic Gauz-
"a Memorial League, formerly
the Anacostia League, opens its
season nth a pair of games al
Fairlawn. Shade King takes or
Atchisop d Keller. last year,
winner. and Snug Harbor meet:
Marine Barracks, both at $3.50
DIN.
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TALK THAT ROCKY FIGHTS FOUL
CALLED RIDICULOUS BY WE'LL

CALISTOGA, Calf. April IS (41-Al WE'LL. manager of
Rocky Marciano. accusations by John Simpson
of Don Cockel British challenger that Rocky
trough and foul" fighter the ridiculous thing
heard Of"
Marciano meets Cocken in world heavyweight title
bout at Kezar Stadium May l6.
Rocky has never fought dirty with any opponent"
WE'LL protested es champion of the world and conducts
himself gentleman inside the ring and out
Let Simpson take of his fighter without starting
silly arguments"
SAN RAFAEL. Calf. April Is QP.-Don Cockel went
through hard punching, five round workout with two
sparrng partners at his Bermuda Palms training
terday
Ron Hartman, Cockels 2l0 pound sparrng partner from
London hit the British Empire heavyweight champion with
hard rights to the jaw when Cocke used head and
body punches.
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TIGERS. 6; INDIANS. 4

Totals SO s2714 Totals 81 g. ~
Walked for Porter in It'll.
= Safe on error for Altobelli In 9th.
3 Grounded out for Strickland in 9Th.
Singled for Foiles in eth.
) Walked for Wynn in 9th.
Flied out for Dente in 9th.
Detroit lob 0O1 1906
Cleveland 100 00l 002-4
Runs-Tuttle, Kaline CD, Fain, Boone.
AIRY. Dolby l2t. Simpson, Hogan. Error
Dolby. futile. Avila t2). Home runs
Boone. Dolby. Sacrifice--Tuttle. Double
plays-Boone to Malmberg to Fain:
Kuenn to Fam Kuenn to Malmbers to
Fain. Left on bases--Detroit IL Cleve-
land e., Bases on balls-Of Larry. 8; of
Score. @; of Newhouser. 9; off Houtte-
man. ] of Wynn. / . Struck out-By
IA Larry; by, Score, 6: BY NewhouseT. I;
innings;. of Houtteman, in u inning !:
IF Newhouser. o in - inning; of Wynn.
OF Larry; Az: off Score. $50; off Houtte-
90 Wild nitches--Lary, NewhouSer
Winnins opitchcr----Lary DID: Losing
pitcher--Score I'D. Time-2:45 At.
tendance 1919.
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MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
PIRATES, go; PHILLIEs. IL
FIRST GAME
Totals SO 122713 Totals 81 s - /;

Totals 30 IL ~ ID lotas 32 Q - Id
Grounded into double play for Kip
per in 18th.
Pittsturgh 020 800 Ol0-6
Philadelphia 900 0ul 0OO-l
Runs-Groat. Long, E. D, Ersese I'D 90.
or. Runs batted Ing. Freese. Gle
mente CD, Groat CD, Montemayor,
Ennis. Two-base hits-Hamner, Groat.
Long, Clemente. Three-base HIT.
Freese. Home run-Ennis. SacTlnces-
Groat, E. Freese. Surkont. Double plays
.-Groat to !. Freese to Lons; Hammer to
Morgan to Torgeson: Morgan to Hammer
10 Torgeson; E. Freese to Groat to
Ions; Long to Groat to Long. Left on
bases--Pittsburgh, 10; Philadelphia. s.
Bases on balls-off Surkont. 4; of
Owens. 3: of RidSik. Struck out-By
innings: OF Owens, In Va innings;
of Ridzik., . in innings; of Kipper.
4 in 3h innings of Cole, } in . In
nings. Runs and earned runs-Of
Ovens. %; off Ridzik 30; OF Cole.
IL; of SurEont, ii; of Ripper. 90.
Winning pitcher--Surkont 1-2). Losing
pitcher-Owens t0-2). Time-2:52.
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Frenchmun Wins Race

BORDEAUX. France, April Is
R.-Jean Behra Of France. driv-
ing a Maserati, won the 300-kms
1853 miles, Grand Prix de Bor-
deaux auto race yesterday. Beh-
ra's time was 2 hours. 81 minutes
and l2.6 seconds. His average
speed was sos miles per hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-25

KANSAS CITY. April Is (P).
The cold statistics show major
league baseball is getting a red
hot welcome in Kansas City.
Home attendance for seven
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Lido Booters Bow

The Lido Soccer Club, which
needed a three-goal victory yes
terday to win the Stewart Cup.
was beaten by Community jew
elers, 4-3, at Lincoln Memorial.
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ATHLETICS. S; WHITE SoX, 0
Totals 3l524Ii Totals 81 10 ~ 10

IOTaIs II "a n Totals 81 III y TO
] Grounded out for Dorish In 9Th.
= Singled for Pierce In Sth.
Chicago 900 900 000-O
Kansas City 200 O3O OOX-5
Runs--Valo 1al. Finigan t2D. Zernial,
Error---Carrssauel Runs batted tn
.4ernial or Wilson. Two-base hit
Suder. Double plays Carrasauel to Fox
TO Dropo t2b: Zernial to DeMaestri to
Power. CarraSaucl to Brideweser TO
Oropo: Lollar to Kell Left on bases
CHICAGO. 8 Kansas City. Z. Bases on
sellner. /. Struck out--I3y Donovan. /;
BY Pierce 3; by Kellner, s.. Hits---Of
Donovan. 2 in "a innings; of Dorish, o
of Chakales, ] In inning, Runs and
es.rned runs OF Donovan. So: off Dor
ish, 90; of Pierce, 90: of Chakales.
ish.. Winning pitcher-Keliner t2-O,,
Losing pitcher--Donoyan tO-1O. Time
2'05. o.446.
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RED sox, !; YANKEES, 0

Run--Throneberry. Run batted in
base--Jensen Double play--Carey. NC
pougald to skowron. Left on bases
Boston. q: New York, s.. Bases on balls
BY Nixon. 4: By Lopat. 3. Runs and
earned runs---Od Nixon. 90; on Lopat,
III winning pitcher--Nixon t3-o
Losing pitcher--Louat t0.2l. Time
gig Attendance-13,363
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Braves Drop CORN

MILWAUKEE,, April IS R -
Charlie CORN. Braves pitcher,
has been sent TO Toledo on "a
hSur recall.
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Jones. Runs batted in--Miksis ~.
Bell. Two-base hit--Kluszewski. Home
run - Miksis. Sacrifices : McMillan.
Jones Double plays--Banks TO Baker 10
Fordy Left on bases--cineinnat =:
CHICAGO, y Bases on balls--on Fowler.
3; Oh Lane. 2: on Jones. Z. STRUCK out
By FoSlsr 9: y Lane. 4 By Jones. p
On pi foslsT H IN Ls sns c.o On jones.
III wknnins pitcher---Jones lc-n Los
ins rttyher-Fovler tO-fI. Time-c:l6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-25

Duroch
Giants
pitchers of the 26lman squad acton-AP Wrephoto
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SECOND GAME

Game SUSPENDED with one out in 9Th
Pittsburgh 600 900 O0-0
Philadelphia 900 900 2x-2
Runs-Ennis. Palys. Errors-R1berts,
Long. Shepard Runs batted in--Meyer.
Two-base hits--G. Freese, Ennis, forge
son. Three-base hit--Meyer Stolen
bases--Montemayor Torgeson. Sacrifices
King, Jones Left on bases-Pitts-
burgh, z; PHILADELPHIA. g. Bases on balls
oF Xxx, RinS. 81 on Never Never Struck QUIZ nd
earned runs-Of King. 90: on Never,
90. Time-2:O4 Attendance--Si224
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CUBS. z; REDLEGs. l

Totals rs aga 7 Totals - 427 3
Ran for Bailey in eth.
. Struck out for Fowler In 18th.
: Called out on strikes for Temple
n eth
Cincinnati ---.------ 0ol 200 0OO-I
chicaSo $500 OlO OlO O0x--2
Evening star., 1955-03-06

TIA certain young Swedish prin-
cess ever takes it into her pretty
head to visit the United States, she'll
be in for jolly surprise. For though
she has never had much publicity in
the American press. she1 be amazed
to find how many Americans feel as
if they've known her for
Evening star., 1955-03-06

come close friend of Napoleon. and
eventually Queen of Sweden.
With this preparation our Prin-
cess. the real present day. honest-to-
goodness Desiree of Sweden. is sure
Evening star., 1955-03-06

years.
All Of this is because
another lady named
Annemarie Selinko took
it into her head TO write
a novel called ''Desiree." :"
now a 10th Century-Fox
movie. Consequently
millions of Americans
know the story of how a
young French girl rose
from Obscurity to be-
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Crown Prince Carl Gustaf. Ifroyalty
were permitted such fun. Desiree is
pretty enough TO give actress Jean
Simmons a run for her beauty before
a casting director. III
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TO have a fine time il she visits the
US. Great -geat-geat- -geat-grand-
mother would be sure to approve.
for she too loved a party.
Chances are Princess Desiree
would have won Americas heart
overnight anyway. Seventeen on her
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next Dntnuay. IN June.
she is blond. blue e-eyed.
and obviously a perfect
princess. She likessports,
singing, cookies and en-
broidering.
1~yal Beauty
DESIREE, who is the
granddaughter Of King
Gustaf vi, lives in the
Royal Palace at Stock
holm. Her brother is
Evening star., 1955-03-06

She's princess, pretty a. u movie star
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SATURDAY, JUNE II
SATURDAY WITHIN THE
ArTAxfE

SATURDAY. JUNE II
SATURDAY WITHIN THE
OCTAVE
MASS As ON THE FEAST
White vestments. Gloria. Second
prayer IF st. BarnabaS. Sequence.
Credo, Preface of the Nativity
SUNDAY, JUNE IL
SUNDAY WITHIN THE OCTAVE
OF CORPUS CHRISTI
White vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of the Octave. Third OF st.
John. Fourth Of the Holy Martyrs,
Credo, Preface OF the Nativity.
MONDAY, JUNE 13
WITHIN THE OCTAVE
MASS AS ON THE FEAST
White vestments, Gloria. Second
prayer Of ST. Anthony. Sequence,
Credo, Preface Of the Nativity.
TUESDAY, JUNE IA
WITHIN THE OCTAVE
MASS AS ON THE FEAST
White vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of ST. Basil, Sequence, Gre
do, Preface of the Nativity.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IS
WITHIN THE OCTAVE
MASS AS ON THE FEAST
White vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of the Holy Martyrs, Third
of the Blessed Virgin. Sequence,
Credo, Preface of the Nativity.
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named assistant chancellor in Jan,
1852. For the past Two years he has
been doing graduate work at the
Catholic University of America,
Washington. DC, and received the
doctorate in canon law there re-
Gently. He is named Diocesan Sec
retary.
Father Virgins, who also re-
ceiyed the doctorate in canon law
at Catholic University recently, is
appointed to the Diocesan Matri-
monial Tribunal. He is graduate
of st. Charles Seminary and of Mt.
st. Mary Seminary, Norwood. Since
his ordination, Oct. 26, 1945, he has
served in the Chancery Office, as
assistant pastor at the Cathedral,
and at st. Mary's, Marion. For the
past two years he has been COM
pleting graduate studies at Catho-
lie University. He will have resi-
dence at Holy Cross Parish.
Assigned to graduate studies in
Rome is Father James A. Geiger,
who has ben assistant at the Cathe-
dral since June, 1851. After com
pleting his studies at st. Charles
Seminary, Columbus, he went to
Mt. ST. Mary Seminary, Norwood.
He was accorded the privilege of
ordination one year early, and re-
turned to the Seminary TO finish
his course and act as senior pre-
feet. He was ordained Aug. Is,
1850.
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for communist army officers, 1t has
been learned here.
The communist officers are to
be released from the army within
few weeks following a decision
by the country's Red dictator. Mar
shal Tito, to cut the size of the
army, reports note.
In Zagreb the Interior Ministry
of the Peoples Republic of Cro-
alta, Yugoslav province, has re-
portedly drawn up list of 750
Catholics who are to lose their
jobs. In selecting the officials who
are to be dismissed government
departments are reported to have
been ordered by the Communist
Party of Croatia to fire the follow
ing classes of persons:
u Those who are practicing
Catholics.
p Those whose wives or children
are practicing Catholics.
81 Those in whose family there
is a priest, nun or member of a
religious order
a Those who have close relatives
living in exile in the West.
81 Those who belong to the "cap-
italiSt" families that once ruled
Yugoslavia.
81 Those who got their profes-
Sional education in Catholic colleg.
es or universities in foreign coun,
tries.
y Those who do not take an &C.
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Priests Named to New Duties

Name Parish, Columbus; st. Peters,
Steubenville, and ST. Ladislaus, Co
lumbus. In 1947 he went to the
Catholic University of America,
Washington, DC, where he receiv-
ed the degree of licientiate in
sacred theology in June, 1948.
First pastor of the new st. An
drew's in Upper Arlington dis
trict of Columbus, is Father Mi
chael Nugent who has been at Our
Lady of Lourdes, Ada, since last
September. After completing his
studies for the priesthood at st.
Charles College, Columbus, and Mt.
ST. Mary, Norwood, Father Nugent
was ordained April II, 1943. He
has been stationed at st. Francis
de Sales Parish, Newark; st. Alloys
ius Academy, New Lexington; Holy
Name Parish, Columbus; and st.
Peters, Millersburg. He has been
active in youth organizational work
in the diocese.
Father Edwin McNulty is a ma
tive of Urbana where he attended
st. Mary's school. After being grad
uated from Central Catholic High,
Springfield, he went TO st. Greg
ory's Preparatory Seminary, Gin.
cinnati, and Mt. St. Mary Seminary
Norwood. He has served successive.
ly at st. Mary's, Marion; St Alloys
ius', Columbus; Sacred Heart Par
ish, Coshocton, and ST. Mary's, Ian,
caster, before going TO JohnstoWn
] He now becomes pastor at st. Fran
els de Sales Parish, Newcomers
town.
The new pastor at Ada, Father
Francis SchWeitzer, assumes his
duties after serving as assistant
successfully at ST. Nicholas, Zanes.
vile; Corpus Christi Parish and st.
Mary's, Columbus. He was ordain-
ed Oct. q, 1945, after having com
pleted his studies at st. Charles
College, Columbus, and Mt. st.
Mary Seminary, Norwood
Father John Simon was accorded
the privilege of being ordained a
year early, June 7, 1947. and re.
turned to Mt. st. Mary Seminary,
Norwood, to serve as prefect while
completing his course. In March,
1948, he was assigned to special
duties at the Chancery. The fol.
lowing October he became aSsis,
tant pastor at st. Aloysius', Colum
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bus. In January, 1852, he went to
Holy Family Parish, Columbus, and
seven months later was transferred
to Holy Family Parish. He has been
active in youth work, and was dio-
ceSan director of boy scout work.
He studied at st. Charles College,
Columbus, and Mt. ST. Mary Semi
nary, Norwood. He also spent a
summer at Catholic University,
Washington, DC.
Father Ambrose Metzger was or
dained Feb. 13, 1884. After n num-
ber of years in mission work in the
South he came to the Diocese of
Columbus in l945, being assigned
to Holy Rosary Parish, Columbus,
as assistant pastor. In 1948 he went
to ST. AIMS, Dresden, and two
years later to st. Joseph'S, La Rue.
He served one year at Immaculate
Conception Parish, Kenton, before
coming to st. Aloysius' Parish, Co
lumbus, in jan, 1852. He becomes
the first resident pastor of St Mar
garet of Cortona Parish, which has
been cared for by Monsignor
George WOLF, STD, of ST. Charles
Seminary
Father Carter studied at the Uni
versity of Dayton and at the Uni
versity of Cincinnati before going
to Mt, st. Mary Seminary, Nor
wood, to complete his studies for
the priesthood. He was ordained
April 2, 1949, spent one year at
st. Nicholas GAINESVILLE, before
coming to Holy Rosary Parish, Co.
lumbus. He becomes pastor of St.
Joseph's, La Rue.
| Father 0'brlen studied at st,
Charles Seminary and at Mt. st.
Mary Seminary, Norwood, and was
ordained April 2, 1949 He also
did summer work at Ohio State
University, receiving the Nj. A. de-
gree in classical languages in 1948.
He has been a member of the fac
ulty at st. Charles since Septem-
Der, 1949, serving also as assistant
pastor succesSively at Immaculate
Conception, st, John the Evange.
list, st. Agatha's and Our Lady of
Victory parishes. His new assign.
ment is at st. Sylvester's, Zaieski.
Father Carl Heilman studied al
Mt. st. Mary's, Emmitsburg, Md,
and was ordained May 3, 1929. He
served in number of places in the
present Diocese of SteubenviLe
principally at Temperanceville
where he was from 1886 to 1947
and at Buchtel, for the next three
years, He has been at st. Joseph'S
LaRue, since February, 1851. He
now becomes pastor at Ascension
Parish, Johnstown, and the Mission
of the Nativity, Utica.
Father Carroll was ordained Oct
n, 1945. His studies preparatory to
the priesthood were made at St
Charles Seminary, Columbus, anc
Mt. st. Mary Seminary, Norwood
He served at st. Mary's, Marion
and Holy Family Parish, Columbus
before being assigned to the Chan
cery Office in June, 1850. He was
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Continued from page u


try in 1899, Monsignor Howard was
assigned to the Faculty at st.
Charles, where he has served since.
He has also been pastor of Our
Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish, Buck
eye Lake, from 1910 to 1947; ad-
ministrator Of ST. Gabriels, Column
bus, 1853 to 1854, and Detensor
Vinculi of the Diocesan Matri-
monial Tribunal, 1948 to 1858.
Father James Foley, pastor at st.
Cecelia's, New Rome, since 1945, is
transferred to Sts. Peter and Paul
Parish. Wellston. Ordained June
II, 1923, after completing studies
at Mt. St. Mary Seminary, Emmits-
burg, Md, Father Foley has served
successively at st. Joseph Cathe-
dral, Columbus; st. Peters Steu-
benville; St Johns Bellaire, and
st. Roses, New Lexington.
The new pastor Of ST. Patricks
junction City, Father William
Stecker, is a native Of Columbus.
He studied at st. Joseph's College,
Rensalear, Ind, and at Mt. St. Mary
Seminary, Norwood, Ohio. Ordaln'
ed May 26, 1884, Father Stecker's
assignments have included st. Pat
rick's, Buchtel; st. Aloysius Aead-
emy, New Lexington; st. Francis
de Sales Parish, Newark; Mercy
Hospital, Mt. Vernon; Our Lady of
Lourdes, Marysville; Sts Simon
and Jude Parish. West Jefferson;
Church of the Atonement, Crooks
vile. and Holy Trinity, Jackson.
Father James Kimberly, grad
uate OF st. Charles College made
his theological studies and did grad
uate work at the pontifical Urban
College, Rome. He was ordained in
Rome, Oct. %, 1894. His assign
ments have taken him TO st. AIMS
hospital, Columbus; Good Samari-
tan hospital, GAINESVILLE; st. Syl-
vester's, Zaleski, and st. Patricks,
Junction City. He goes to st. Cecl-
las, New Rome.
The new Pastor of st. Patricks,
London, Father Edward Reidy, is
graduate of ST. Charles College.
He completed his studies for the
priesthood al st. Vincent Seminary
Latrobe, Pa Sacerdotal assign
ments have taken him to st. John
the Evangelist Church, Columbus,
and ST. Joseph's, Circleville, before
going to SITS. Peter and Pauls, Well
ston, in September, 1851.
Father julius Klinec, who was
sent to st. Mary's, Portsmouth, IN
June, 1948, now becomes pastor of
St. Peters, Chillicothe. He was or
dained April 26, 1896. after com
pleting studies at ST. Charles
College, Columbus, and Mt. st,
Mary Seminary, Norwood, o. He
has served successively at Holy
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MASS ORDO
Liturgy Of The Week

THURSDAY, JUNE Is
OCTAVE DAY OF CORPUS
CHRISTI
MASS AS ON THE FEAST
White vestments, Gloria, Sc
quence (at all Masses), Credo, Pre-.
face of the Nativity.
FRIDAY, JUNE II
FEAST OF THE MOST SACRED
HEART OF JESUS
White vestments. Gloria, Credo,
Preface of the Sacred Heart.
SATURDAY, JUNE Is
FEAST OF ST. EPHRAEM OF
SYRIA
White vestments. Gloria. Second
prayer of the Octave of the Sacred
Heart, Third of the Holy Martyrs,
Credo, Preface of the Sacred Heart.