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MuLp-.MEN

MxN ca, fun time and (ll part
tine xgii.tiIas men I'D 20 Pc. ,,s
81 % VI Rspsss 6usinsss 81 plus reg.
steady rssnier ineoIae. stsrt @ n. :
q prove g so1rself What a. excel.
eppor: this Z. FULLER Brush dealers
;syersse Sl0g as,d gp Per e a1t csit.
rallss isssh cussomsrs sss pleas
, ens. eogrseosqs q ana s,.,s1 ply tness el,.. 4.
iass pS. AZ ea5.r nan Vii ff nsfs
sxpsr. unnecessafy. but men se-
ieeted must furn. retk. ~ % Don
ssty end ehsracteE inqqite ~ q
sii National Lfess M nlasS iesn3 3ene ene
sEst,srss e p ass1es; esso;rDor..,on I'm 10 ssop
Clerical cssi ap sxpe2isnss s8s hsipful. write wiz
Bog lb7-N. eter. 80 8
| "E5NT HnT nnTn
M ElN S11jLtjhED
lses bins. rarn vhils yeu isarn. We
tsssh yon. our pin letters ssrn .!p 3
night. We hsip With srsnsporsssien:
come ~ ready 70 W1fk. iO14p
C0lesgtle rds - kour Cofnefst etl-
ver epfinG. I'D. .---zo :.
YOUNG NAN. Vliife. I6 g I8 yrs.,
delivery and general shop work.
Apply KELLER PLATING CO..
15ba L, ~ nsW -26
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eonnoent!Ei; DescTlne !, s:as Y y9sr II tlainlne nam
star st 49,. ,sss Asa.s = - .--Ss
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tu mi .taye @ snssnsss N Anriy III
49, MMLM ~ ~ y q ~ AeA 1S
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Evening star., 1955-09-25

sHOESNiNE ROYBi please apply ID
person. BLUE FLAME VALET, g4o
sHoitr oRDrn COOKS Sfast, ;
good pay. no sunday work. CHAR
COAL GRILL 1918 Wisconsin
siiP CoygR GUTTER, mnst be sx.
perienced. Apply DRAPERS CO.
1892 Fenwick 81. ne.
SOLICITORS. loutside), under 40 yrs.
Of are, for lge. service orgAntxa.
sion. Sell service TO business and
financial organisations. Gtarttns
salary $3.50 mo. during traanins
abiiify. Phone ma. S-lll8.
SOLICITORS. telephone, for photoE.
rapher, 70 make appointments. AD.
2.26B2. ---26
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Sal, I,ESWEN

k1&AA4ASAy&Ak&2AN
Our eompany's expsnding and vi
nov offer you
A JOB with security. promotion
leads too.
IA plscs xhsrs pleasure Il IN sysrs.
day word
where your earnings are high. you're
free as Q bird
Our product b the larssss IN demand
now you see
|so the earnings are hish, hospitaii.
zation II free
our commissions are liberal rsfsrrsii
are many
the customer hslps ssil oar produe,
aplenty. q -
were interviewing men this Mon
day fSspt. 261 at B
The Hedin House, on Rhode Isiand
have you rot that stratght?
The room u 20i 90 please don't b
late
|I.n % WAITING 10 zee you. let's maks
1t q date.
THE HEDIN HOUSE
2902 NEWTON ST. NE.
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SALESMAN
EyE(yTTTIVE TYPE
SALESMAN
CAREER POSITION

with excellent future Tor
man with BACKGROUND ~
r1anageinent and snlsss SUP.
sfantiai progressive income:
must Be a7-40. married. egL-
isge education and yifauy
interested IN suretAss
letter setting forth your eoin-
pIete qualihcations History
ana earning record vii oe
held Ia condolences and tafln-
tate In arrAngfng an MES
view TO complete addtsi0np
auaiifieattons. Boz es-A.
Evening star., 1955-09-25
SOLICITORS
CIRCULATION

A1zRr MEN: oyrH 4, YEARS ogs og
Tn TWnoRTT THE m,ssr STAG; Ar Az AAsddcusnqpdNEb 4ndsIEPb5
.i T4 pEAhsEa Ey45lfS1, WITH m arIT TFE n aEE Es.
ffLHzsANT fLezaiSr pEARSsEoNAiITYY.1 ASE d 1nusf
BE ABLE no PASS PHYSICAL
E1AM sIL,sstIa SALARY Y.ppIly RLys bEkseN. bIRERAL
MEL ROOM COS. OPEN WEEK
DAYS 1905 AND SAT. 9-I2. NO
THE EVENING STAR
110t penna. Ave. NV.
Spray PAfNTER with equipment
to do painting on farm, ! sell
quality paints 70 farms In neigh
boring MARYLAND counties. II you
spray painting barns. etc, con-
tact me. ! will make u very
profitable for you. HARRY
sEMMEs. Jr. Poplar $4,000,
Is. j
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MAN WANTED
WITH CAR
Dependable; no experience necessa
Apply 1907 Ga. ave. NV

-g41MI NLn. = =. =. v. !.
MAN WITH CAR
Man With car, 70 handle service calls
ence necessary: paid So per eerv.
ice; average s 10 services q day,
plus . to 3 replacement sales pei
week at sis average per sale;
earnings during training period,
$50 Q week, plus al leads fur
nfshed. Apply 1908 Rhode island
ave. ne. Mon. Q-I2 only.
Evening star., 1955-09-25

SKRVfCE STATION MANAGER. e.
per. dnyWoyk; tor. pay. Apply bQ0l
/ Duke ST.. Alexandria, Va, --2k 7.
EERvfCE bTATT0N SALESMAN, iuil
ttnhe. experienced. with GOOD refs;
good nay. GOLFERS ESQ. 123 q.
Wayne ST. ArL ia. 5-80a3. -2S
AHEET-NfEfAL MECHANIC. expert
enced on gltters, metal roofs and
eofnice work: steady ef1pioyn1ent.
KNIuHT ROOFING a GHEET
METAL CONTRACTORS, 70. g.
sfEEi METAL mechanics and help
era, experienced In installation Of
heat ducts. must have car. Apply
GENERAL ENGINEERING CO..
bl0I Creston e.. Tuxedo, Md, on
Of K4nilWorth are. ne. extended.
sHErT-asKrAL HELPERS. duet
Apply rear 1921 WISCONSIN, AVE.
NV. Drivers permit essential. RS
SHIFT MGR, service etation: must
furni1h reference, Apply At station,
CfzERRYpAL,E ESQ. 1901 Lee
hwy. AriinEton, Va, "a, S-A4g2.
SKIPPING CLERK. part day and
part might work. Apply IN person.
54 " ~. n.et I'D
Evening star., 1955-09-25

TEU0 = -. = ~ > =.
WE HAVE AN IAfMEpIATK
OPENING FOR A REGIS-
TERED pHARMAGIsT 10
WORK m NEWPORT NEWS.
VA, WHOSE ONLY DUTIES
WILL BE FILLING PRE-
SCRIrTI)NS. MANY BENE-
FITS SUCH AS RETIRE-
MENT PLAN. HQspITALNA-
T1ON. LIFE INSURANCE..
AND EXCELLENT oProR-
TIjNrTY FOR ADVANCE
MNNT n you ARE M
TEREsTED m BETTERINd
YOURSELF WRITE, BOX 81
v, STAR. ALL REPLIES CON.
EfDENTIAL.
Evening star., 1955-09-25
NriR...,.Afrls

sAlgsllEN. experienced. Tor : msn:s
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Evening star., 1955-09-25
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.4 1900 WIS: Aze; NV 49,.
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M45ssSs = ts41N s41NG $500 SsSSs ANL
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TEE VINO 05jff,TFY : z
aEARe Rf5EBf5CK IL co.
4sl}0 via Ave, NV.
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caaass saessnmes seelSs@sas Yor liosnss
a oppicf SElIs e sfn fa psFsSRfill Roesiles ma d
srs1ser rsS1sr ,sl2a aa,a,sr q, ssrskr..a,n, sis
sutomotive sones.sl has Z, s.a immsaia;.. ,;...
Sissre sssss rt.ytr w,th sn,.s antnnsntivs
ss Has s,sLA. MlsA lsa,as 52ss aetss,.e'ass
aa ~, nss,;;,s, - ~, y y
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Evening star., 1955-09-25
HELp--.MEN

BusY REAL ESTATE fnd bgsines.
broker has urgent need tox ne1pse1
salesman with ear. Only eobeE, hard
Wpfkef need applZs a. r. skkLxk,
II ~ eYo6 & 81 shARE fna5k ri 5iSFss5iniiR bFsiiR and
ability 70 contact people and nre
willing 70 work, We oaef you. the
4 opportunity 70 Join q sales foree
es B large Chevrolet dealer, pay
i1g the hiehest commission. IS.
With $50 minimum for . neN
ear. ffAaep. furn. Apply Ii per-
son. y. J, Uavfs. ADDISON CHEV-
RoEET. 18th and Pa. ave. NV.
--1
KxcELLENT OPPORTUNITY
Leading life Insurance company mas
unusual position open for highly
QUALIFIED man. Must be college
graduate. SALARY no object All
basRa1oanda bSRsnosaoda % so isV Star VIZ as
ExTRA cAsH-sPARN-FuLL THE
Sell exclusive magic eukhien shoes,
1873 styles. Your own independent
business. Hcpeets. Big comm.
Bonus. Nc Investment. Exper. uli-
necessary. PARAGON SHOES, 81
Sudbury, Boston.
WANTED, sM.E8MAN
Hl0H-pOLLAH HANDLEY has open-
tngs for experienced new-car sales
man. Apply AR. GRAHAM be-
tween ell Monday and Tuesday
v q
Evening star., 1955-09-25
{. MAN I.
CoLoRED

Permanent position; not mind long
drying record; vacation. SICK ieays
and bonus; $46 TO start. Apply
WASHINGTON FTsH EXCHANGE.
10ll y st. s.w.
MEN, part time. TO make extra Iion-
~, contact home owners TO make
appointments for salesmen. Expef.
Unnecessary. Lots Of money for
few pleasant hours. LA. 6-l6e2.
Evening star., 1955-09-25
YOUNG VETERAN
Sears, Roebuck & Co.

Sears, Roebuck & Co.
Desires Q hiRh-caiiber men to cal
on customers IN this area,
THIS ~ NOT CANvASSING
Customers are expecting 4 repre-.
sentative Of Sears to visit them ant
acauaint them with . new service
many company benefits. tncludinl
paid vacations. Insurance. hospitali.
sation and prodt-shartug. 70 men.
tan q few.
cuaifded men who have . car can
expect earntnRs Of $3.50 and w
Personal interviews are being he'd
at Sears, Roebuck q Co., $500 Wis
eye. NV In the Division 12 once
Monday, September 90. and Tues.
day. geDtenaher a.. between IL am,
and 2 pm. No phone calls please.
Evening star., 1955-09-25

WOOL PRESsKR-stfaight ssIaYT.
sadisrAxs Axses GriAErggEss.' Al gEss''is Main Agp1s s1s
Maple Sta. Fairfax. Va. cR, g.
Bor. ensrsetie and wiling, 10 do
odd tohe IN GeoraetoWn shop. must
srsncss: white. pE. $500. o 800 10ab 81
BOYs, 1s or oyer. white. inteiii.
rent. perscnable. for MAGAZINE
order dept; ayernss eafnings.
$i;Sg per hr. Apply Room 4i0,
BOYS OVER is
After school and sat. avg. s2S wk.;
white, neat. nm. 2oi. i0f7 isth
st. NV Q 70 B Pm. Mon, Tues.
MAN, white. inside sales and stock
work: 6-dny. 4Q-hS. week. Steady
adva1csmsnt. 3746 10th st ne.
MAN. white. intelligent. 1880. high
school .edueation. TO leaSa auto
motive. battery business. Take ever
and develop battery route: goOd
starting salary drivers license re-
fsiisf issS i. 4. silSs Al e. BEL aiis ngss nlasp
MAN. white. middle aged. sober a.
perienced u nursery work. 70 dig
piants and trim. LEIsSLERB INC.
Fairfax. Va. ---25
MAN for general stock work IN
supeTmarket: young. meat appear
Ing: good opportunity for right
person white or coicred. ROCK
CREEK SUPERMARKET S32b
0rubb I'd. Silver spring Nd. ~.
b,
MAN AND WTFE-prom farm 10
work on small farm or 10 work Ia
and around dog kennel. white. no
cnildrsn). $lSo per mo, Plus Lying
70 uss, puks st. Extd. tt, $3.50.
Evening star., 1955-09-25
ELp-.-MfN

SALESMAN. expef. 70 sell unhqAlefy
sTkRY CO.. 20. a-42es. --2t
SALESMAN. yr, ovxR 21. Old Ee-
liable firIl needs younE. man with
automobile to set up food stores
Of the WashinEson are i Ss,sly 1so nss1
portunifg Tor adyancsment Apply
Swami ave. Aisssndria. ". Mon-
day 6-l0 am. ---2b
SALESMAN. permanent. r retail
furniture store, wonderful oppof-
tllnity for good man. Apply between
10 and Z rt 1901 deofeis ave. n.w,
for intsryieW. --ze
SALESMAN Kstablished routes.
SERVING restaurants and institutions,
from trucks. 5-day VIZ. Appiy $500
10Th st. ne. I'D
sALEsnAN. opportunity for position
with wei, established tobacco lob.
Der; prefer man with previous expe-
rienee In Wholesale field selhnE TO
retail trade; must have car. Ap-
ssk Closed M Non. n.y. Apply oi tues. -ab
SALESMAN. mems wear store, ex-
eeoHsss. eesosHlfsessssa * sisaasd sd Iola sts, nv nv
SALESMAN, young and alert: expe-
rience helnfal but not J, nscesssrsi All
salary. See Mr. siivsrman ct SUR.
PLUS SALES CO.. 925 pa. ave. NV.
SALESMAN WANTED for the COM
ing Christmas sseason for MiAmfs
most reputable sift and fruit ship.
per. Must have excellent fpil0W-
Ing: Write az details 10 first letter. ~
SALESMAN. . Ambitions assi younz man
By oil cot4pany for our fuel oil
sales department: 70 70 30 Us; el
are. Sincere. reliabie. Interested N
ndysncsmsnt' s s Must furnish car. Il.
on monthly salary basis plus eiIl-
pIoyees benefits and car allowances.
Write rs IN strict confdence. State
are. references. edticatiun and SELF
ins expertence. Write Box 24eas.s.
SALESMAN for mems furnisnins
store, Experience preisrred. pei
,snsntA 'sI ApDfs DSsi'iSn Sssesr T1oa ssIn
SHIRT SHOPS. 942 r st. u.w.
calling On heatins and
air r-conditiiontng accounts 10 fep-
resent us In the sales OF our resi-
Dental ttiQners on COM
mission basis. 0uauty Hnisss 49,.
ilofnicaily priced. BOX 142.N Stax.
most progressiye mems stores. Must
have At least 5 yrs. expef. n sslle ss,
fnR mems elpkhtnk. SALARY $osEuu
Ia 81, 600, plus bonus. STATE pre-
yious experience. BOX SOW, ksar.
SALESAlAN--Fine mems store. sAles
exper. necessary in mems wear.
Sse 9e-aJi. Excel. startinx salary.
$500 Ga. ayes TUESDAY after ~
4 saIEsMAN. mart time. for fne mems
store. Hours from 8 pm. Of earlier
TIL o p.nl.,. on several esss: sn1 ~
sary, Call RIA. $4,000 Tuesday
sAL.ESsNiAN, coiored: part time
Mems wear. COLLEGE student pref
Flexible hours. Must be alert. ma
3-11tlt, Tuesday aIter IL 2. y:
Evening star., 1955-09-25
ROUTE
statesmen

Vor established merchandise vendirE
route. EXCEPT. opportunity for man
under so seeking permanent POSI-
Hon with established. expnndtng
ARM. Experience not necessary.
Good salary with assured increases
surnYice aiad vacation benefits. Must
have b, q. drivers permit.
THE G. B. MACKE CORP.
Evening star., 1955-09-25
statesmen az

II yca are . saissnaan Or If you fecl
ssissmsn and ',Hss your presens y SseEeo ineons !
Y not .auflicient for those extra
thtnes In life yoa want. We viii
take the initiative 70 train you
comrletely ~ our methods % earn
$4,000 70 SIG, 600 your flrst year.
xcu must BE- between the ages 81
q ana 40. have Q ear. be meat,
aIi6 ssE,essiss. We are an old e..
~, ssn,nsnsa Mrm wn2s reofganised
70 really expand. Unlimited oppor-
euntty for advancement. Phone RR
7-o914 for IN appointment fol
Evening star., 1955-09-25

5-day. 4o-hour week. liberal dis
counts.
lCurse In and zee u about Gne Of
these interesting Jobs.
Monday sters hours $50 an. %
pm.
Evening star., 1955-09-25

| WALKER. zoos Wilson blvd, ia.
TRUCK { DRvER. faTnisaTs s7peTi-
Julius JUL 5s'issSi 'LisAsNSish.suRoHHR FtiRNrTURE
| CO.. ada y kt. NV.
IUPROLsTERER, experienced. must
know the trade: perinnnenf enl-
| ployment. WOODRIpOE UPHQLs-
TERERE. NO 3-4220. --.h
IIJPHOLsTERERs. several men needed
A. SEee sssaay ssss yses.rgssssss yp 9sss TSTs. Ts.
| wick st. ne.
UsHERs. part-time evening work,
pssaEE ssEWoop SEsE rsaraRg ks nsHisdi:r ssini:s
WAREHOUSE CLERK, young man.
white; permanent position, oppox-
tunity for advancement; salsry: b
day. 40-hf. wk. Apply In own
handysdttins n 1 for personal interyiksw.
WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC.
must be firaE class and have 2. q.
driver. permit. Apply J. RATnss
MsN svsl n.s., = sRs ao. $500 Sse An0a' as 'sna
WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC,
white; only expsrisncsa man y nser ,s
who Ii not afraid TO work. Apply
1903 North Capitol st. ---2b
MATCHMAKER AND C0IINTERMAN
for large dept. store. Expefienced
only. state age. expertence ana
salary expected. Box 4s4-V star.
! - =
Evening star., 1955-09-25
.si,s ssSo W9is1VgA Va gSs' Nv
SAI,E ,ESMEN

VIZ NEED sAIEsMEM FoR HOUSE.
Ei.kcTRMAE' 'is DisEiPsHilRTMENTS. Ex.
PERlENCE HELPFUL, BUT NOT
EssENTIAf. 4o-HE k-pAY VIZ
sEAksi 4sss;, MIs kHEsuckN Ase NV & co.
Evening star., 1955-09-25
HELp MN

We maintain one Of the
Nations most progressive re-
search and dsveiopment lab
orstories and are iookins for
qualified er-'neers and physi.
eists on : senior and junior
level who ara Interested In
fartherfnR their careers IN
the field Of research.
Evening star., 1955-09-25
SALESMAN

nor estab nv firn,, top salary plu,
canIs,ission for top flight man. *
per. pref. Salary 8. .ls9 per gear
Evening star., 1955-09-25

eTOKER, fnechanic; paft-tinae WeTl
on installation &nd service fo
larse property owner. NO. 7.0660
Evening star., 1955-09-25
TECHNICIANS

Maenayox dealer In Arlington dc,
sires & competent, an-arount
benchmari, also another outside
mag. experienced U Nv rad,o n.,,la1 nlae
paid vacation sick leave and holi.
days. highest salary commensurate
with ability. Completely equipped
air.cond. shop, pleasant WORKING
Conditions: permanent lob. FREL
WALKER. zoos wilson blvd, ia
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-22

where else, the gracl0uSneSs ana
culture that mark the Catholic life
of Brazil.
Whether they arrive by plane or
boat, the visitors to Rio de JaneIro
will be made Immediately aware
of one of Brazil's most eloquent
monuments to the Catholic Faith
Ia great stone statue of Christ,
one of the largest in the world,
that stands with arms upraised on
the summit of Corcovado Mountain,
dominating the entire harbor and
city. Rising more than 1000 feet
above sea level, the statue was
built by Brazil's Catholics to COM
memorate in 1922 the centenary of
Brazilian independence.
The Christ Of corcovado will pro-
vide a background for the July
IL to "a Eucharistic ceremonies to
take place on a huge reclaimed
section of Guanabara Bay, which
lies close to the Santos Dumont
airport.
Here has been erected, under a
green canopy, an open-air altar
around which some 20 Brazilian
and foreign Cardinals, and many
thousands of Bishops, priests and
religious will be joined by throngs
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-22

of lay participants in the special
religious events of the congress.
The congress will mark snoth-
or highlisht in the history OF
Catholicism in Latin America.
where only once before-af Bue-
nos Aires, Argentina, in 1884
an international Euehsvisfie con-
gress had taken place.
Visitors to Rio will have the OPP
portu1ity to inspect many inter-
esting and historic churches in this
famous city founded in 1857.
The biggest and most impress
i've of all is the Church of Our
Lady of Candelaria, which dates
back to about 1880 and whose two
towers and glittering dome are
among the first objects to attract
the eye.
Other outstanding churches in
cIude the Gloria Church, where g
statue of the Blessed Virgin is
adorned with beautiful jewelry
and the Church of Our Lady OF
Penha, where each year pious Ca
thoIics climb the 365 steps on their
knees.
Many pilgrims are expected alSC
to visit the Cathedral Of Our Lady
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-22

the commission on January II.
The commission did not send an
inquiry team until February Z.
Their repor was not published
until March 20.
The report censured the Wet
mimi, but included this bewilder-
ing, typical statement: "The force
used tby the Vietminh) was not
excessive, but the troops had not
been properly briefed and the use
of automatic weapons was not JUS
titled"
The commission is forever insist
ing it possesses no executive pow
er. But it does possess the power
of moral sanctions which 1t could
use by a majority decision.
Certainly the Geneva conference
is responsible for making the COM
mission one-third communist. But
it also made it two-thirds non
communist.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-22

of Aparecida in Sac Paulo, several
hundred miles from the capital.
Last year Church and state authori-
ties Joined in commemorating the
400th anniversary of this indus
trial city, which was founded by
Father Jose de Anchieta, Portu-
guese Jesuit who is regarded as the
Apostle of Brazil.
The Church in Brazil today en-
braces SO per cent of the total pop
ulation of some 56,000,00O, about
so per cent of whom are of Euro
pean origin. Its ecclesiastical juris-
dictions include 20 archdioceses, 66
dioceseS, 80 prelatures nullius, and
one Benedictine abbacy.
Industrially, Brazil is preemin-
ent for its coffee production, sup
plying two-thirds of the worlds
reeds. 1t is also a large exporter
of rice, cocoa, pinewood, castor
beans and tea. 1t is the only pro-
ducer of Carnauba wax, used for
insulation and phonograph records.
Rios visitors will also see the
Marcana Stadium-site of some not
able religious demonstrations in
recent years and the largest sports
arena anywhere; the Avenids
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-22

HONG KONG-(NC)-Two names
have been added to the long list of
Chinese priests who have been
sent to concentration camps by the
communist regime.
They are Father Louis Wang Jen-
chang, 81, and Father Zao.
Father Wang has been deported
ito the north" according to infor-
nation reaching here. A former
chemistry professor at Aurora Uni
versity in Shanghai, he was arrest
ed in July, 1858.
Father Zao, a priest of the Nam
king diocese, has been deported
toward Tibet" the information
said. He had been in Jail for three
years under sentence of II years
of forced labor when he was offer
ed his freedom if he agreed to
work for the so-called progressive
church" He refused and was sent
to the concentration camp.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-22
Council President
Praises Role of
Catholic Colleges

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.-(NC)-
Catholic colleges and universities
are "very precious and vital in
American life and something that
cannot be allowed to fall into dan
ger" Wilson Compton. president
of the Council for Financial Aid
in Education, said here.
Speaking to an audience of Ca
tholic college and university presi-
dents at the SIND annual National
Catholic Educational Association
convention, Mr.. Compton dealt with
the subject of financial grants by
business corporations to higher ed
ucatio1.
Referring to the vital" work OF
Catholic institutions of higher
learning, Mr.. Compton praised
them for keeping the teachings OF
Our Lord in American education
and working to prevent the gradual
removal of higher education from
its mooringS in religious beliefs.
Mr.. Compton said that nj re-
cent conference Of representa-
tivss of 81 big business corpora
fions at Arden House In Hsrri-
man, NY, the participants agreed
on . statement saying thst
grants 10 higher education are
sound business policy and not
merely q phiisnthropie gesture.
He also called attention to tht
recent report of the Council fol
Financial Aid in Education which
indicated that private colleges will
need almost $500 million dollars il
the next Is years for additiona
support, and that at present bettel
than half of the nations private
colleges and universities are oper
ating with deficit.
His Holiness Pope Plus XII sen
his Apostolic Blessing to the AS
sociation during the meeting.