davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1955-06-08

FURN., misc.-Power tools an6
garden tools. ETC.: like new. used
only 8 mos; reas, 20 Thomas ST..
20. 2-62S1, Rockville. ia
FURN.-Sleep. lounge, S30: dinette
set. $40: foam rubber sofa, $S5:
lounge chair, $15 up: new sect. sofa,
desk, blond bedrm.. beds. XII.
FURN.%Kitchen table. chairs. blond
mahog. lady's desk. glass top:
sgle. spgs; ana mats, liy. rm.
chair. . plastic chairs. good cond.
and cheap. JU. 5-4554. 10
FURN.-2-piece Krohler liv. room
suite. blond twin beds; child's rock
ing chair: 9xl2 rug; can be seen
at 2719 Terrace I'd. Sc. Apt. 30s
FURN.-Youth bed. chiferobe, .
bedrm. chairs, ! mahog. chair;
reas. Call JE. 4-05S2. Ill
FURN.-2 chairs, love seat. master
chair with lionhead arms. end
GAS RANGES, used. all sizes; "as
is" Only $40 and UP. B. A. COE
g. CO, 1921 14th st. NV, CO.
GAS RANGES. new. used; installa-
tion. PEERLESS SALES CO., 2237
Ga. ave. DE. 2-5566.
GAS RANGES. new. used, repairs;
oil. coal. wood ranges. ACME
STOVE, l011 9TH st. NV, MA. T.
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SlTUATloNs--poAEsTIc

DESIRE MAID WORK or waitress
work. EXCELLENT references; 5-say
COL0RED GIRL, exper., wishes
g.h.w.; excel. cook and ldry.: likes
child; stay in-out: refs. RA. 6-27S3.
GIRL, colored, desires g.h.v. and
child care; plain cooking; stay some
nights; NO. 7-304S.
COLORED GIRL desires days work
ironins or cleaning; exper.; refs.
CoLoRED GIRL desires days work
SafRd SSr fgll time; references. Call NE.
YOUNG WOMAN wants days work:
excel, refs: fond Of children. Ii.
MIDDLE-AGED white woman desires
home with care of one or two chill
dren: local refs; small salary. OR.
NICE CCoLoRED LADIES want iY in
valid. child or bachelor care; s
days; live out. HO. 2-0123.
COLORED GIRL wants work sewing;
days work cleaning ONCE; refs.
and exper. TU. 2-2073.
C0L0RED WOMAN desires 5 days
work week: child care. daywork,
cleaning, laundering, DU, 1854
Evening star., 1955-06-08

NE. $4,000. %
STENOGRAPHER
American Red Cross. U. S. Eaval
Hospital. Bethesda. Hours. am
to 4.30 pm. days q week. In
teresting and varied work. Perma-
nent. Call OIL. 4-3200. "a
25-4O, Wash. blvd: 5 days
S275. POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY, 1884 Wilson blvd. Arl.
ia. $4,000.
STENO. CLERK, afternoons only; in.
teresting position for 1st-clasS cir
with fast. growing builder; down
town. air-cond. of1ee. Age to IS
Ma. s-Q13l. LA
TEACHER. white. for the fall
Speech. MA. degree. experienced
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, 1341
@ n.wa RE. 7-393S.
TYP1ST - College graduate. with
physical science, background and
IBM-PSM experience preferred.
Work for research organization in
Bethesda. Write fully, p. o. Box
1868, Bethesda. Nd.
TYPIST, experienced only; must be
accurate: age 20-40; 5-day week,
hours Q to 5: 18th and K SITS. NV
location: group insurance; paid va
cation. Call Mr.. HURLEY, RE
TYPiSTS-Air-cond ofices: $50 wk
CPA typist, 1925 mo. See only
pot REED; 1871 @ st. PersonneD,
MA. S-60S9.
rYPIsT for airline firm: 5-day wk.;
good starting salary; air-cond.
ONCE. airline prtvils. ME. $4,000.
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THE EVENING STAR
l1OI Penna. Ave. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST, for educational in.
stitute. accurate, conscientious; s.
day week, annual and sick leave
group disqualification. Salary open
Call HO. 2-1520 for appointment
s
CLERK-TYPIsT. experienced. genera
Capable Of assuming responsibility
Pleasant working conditions. 5
day week. paid vacation; Salar;
Seomnmensgrase With ability ability Gal
MRS sM1TH sTMTPTsr Me; fr sSgSS sS@tS,..ratsv,
work in small research organiza-
tion. must be good typist. able to
write own letters. Full or part
time; Silver Spring resident pre-
ferred. JU. 9-41S5. IS
CLERK -TYPIsT. Is to 80: must be
alert and rapid, insurance work,
salary open WAR DEPARTMENT
BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION, 161s
Jgniper st; W, RA. 3;06i7: Ii
ate. under 80, experience not neces-
sary; permanent position. 5-day
371a-hr. week. AMERICAN SURETY
CO., 521 Southern Blds.' 18th and
chERk.rYPisr. TX. 1;Tii age 20 to 80; 5.
day wk.; hrs. 9:15 to 8: no Satur-
days: lge. mortgage banking COM
pany. interesting work X; air-cond
ssEERENsse seifat fNc. 17as ESAEERiqA I st. NV. 5 "
CLERK-TYPIST, no experience nee
essary, ideal for new graduate; B.
day week. $50 to 4:30. $50 start
t6g a6gp sasTy AppG.r ApPIy AMERICANA sida Stf
cfRRk-TypHsTs iRf ( II Isl; Asl, Court How Hes;,
PToYMsNf aTes sSG7>sei >SsGENc9 i2@Ao Sssa wilson Ea
blvd, Arl.. ia. $4,000.
CLERK-TYPIST for billing and rec:
ord keeping; wholesale LIQUOR and
wine distributor; very good work.
ing conditions, 40-hour week: op-
portunity for advancement with
progressive organization. Apply Mr..
Bolts, GLOBE DISTRIBUTING CO.,
cIERR.rYpisT, iEfI y Vi 81, general ONCE work
kins. STEWART MEMS CLOTH.
CLERiKeTYPIsT ifRi sTG with with general ofic.
experience for. building material
business, Located in Alexandria
va. Call KI. S-7205. 10
CLERK-TYPIST, 20 to So; 5h-day
week, paid vacation, disqualification;
salary open. NE. S-0260. Contact
Mr., Sauer, BUSH BUDGET PLAN,
1919 F st. NV, Room sos; -13
CLERK-TYPIST, perm. lob: good
salary: 5Hs days. Willing to learn
small switchboard. Call for appt
Ii, 4-1052. Ill
CLERK-TYPIsT, white. willing tc
learn PIX, some clerical work: new
alr:conditioned ofics. 5.dsy week
CLERK.TYPiST; security clearance
necessary: S65. POTOMAC EMPL.
AGCY., Gil King ST., Alex, Va
CnERR.TSYHPSiisT, immediate open:
ings for young lady, high school
graduate, for general office, work.
Must be eflcient, rapid typist. Elec;;
trio typewriter. 8 days week. usual
employee benefits. Air-conditioned
ne. Washington once. For appoint
ment call MR.. LEE. LA. 6-91O0.
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ELECTRIC POLES. uuan. grade A
used creosoted. 25 to as ft. 37lC
Columbia pike. Mr.. THAYER. JU
6-4466.
FAN, GE twin automatic: excel
cond.. practically = .. cost SIS
win sch for $50. wo. 6-s5si
FANS. floor models. pedestal type
20-in.. adjustable in height. Pricl
S35 "a. Phone RE. 7-S02S or cal
FANS, WESTINGHOUSE Mobilaire, $40
Also 16-in. table model Hunter
S35. Phone RE. 7-S02S or call q
1929 18th st. NV. IS
PANS, large. oE pedestal. like new
g ceiling fans, l245 H s. ne; Es
Gain. 80 In. blades. GRIGsBY
rGeSS,Is! G2S lso4 4rKkn;s < 81 n::SS;,a., 4. Inv.
other articles. 931 Lonsfellow st
NV. Apt. .2Q3, ewes. 6-S.. 10
FILING CABINET. new 4-dr. steel
S37 so; 2-dr. S22.95. CIRCLE. 74l
18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
FOLDING CHAIRS

S0lo M ST. NV. Elk. o-352T.
FOAM RUBBER CUT ANY SHAPE
CUSHIONS, JUMBO MATTRESSES
Gallilland, 2145 F NV, Ex. 3-e633.
FOLDING CHAIRS
800 steel Sampson. Cost new. S5.95:
sne sas DTIfS T ss In tifs-neE ots Sss eoNeS SsE
York ave. NV.
FREEzEh s.I v ,,.; ,scu "a PPrigh 2 Tm .nis mHst
FREEzER. Fl. ' Gu. NJ il, Mist sell
SsARgsaio sARgti 10D TakOma Park. ~.
FREEZER. cOldspOt, IA Gu. it.. reas.
sisS slsoes slsf; S.t. s'Gys sDs pna and refer: 20
'FURNACE-ol-fred hot-water fur
controls: cheap. UN. 4-S327. 3
FURNITURE - Unclaimed drop-ieaf
chest Of drawers. $40; studio
eeqch. S2s: innerspring mattress
spring. So; occasional chair, SI2;
single or double bed. $40; Lawson
sofa bed, sac; ieather-top coffee
table. SIS; rollaway bed. $12: 6
dining room chairs, SIS; marble
top coffee table. $50; 3 French
s6a saars .Sd S5S sae6GsTd eSsr Ss Daysno Ss7
feather pillows. $1.9S. other pieces
not listed. We also do reupholster-
ing, refinishing, cabinet work. fur
niture cleaned, draperies and cor
niees. custom-made furniture. slip
cover sofa and chair, SAP; extra IRA
upholstered, $50, labor and mate
rial included; 16 colors Of tex
MAN UPHoLsTERERs, 2447 18th
st. NV. co. 5-5116. TO-
FURNITURE-sofa, $l25; mahog;
end tables, seq; leather ,,,t: TOP % oval Ts
SS6: S5:G mahos. sa breakfront. nj $50 $500; mir.
ror, 35x60. S45; Formica, dinette
set, 500; all in peri. cond. Ewes
FTRNITGRf.4 WRi h7GfG! kitchen chairs,
chrome legs; 2 summer rugs. green:
2 single beds. coil springs, child's
fSa5pe Sss5 and sbsl chair veneRan smR ciqdh1as bnd
39x52; picnic table, benches, win
FURNITURE - Complete household
furnishings. some antiques. At FL
deity Storage. 1920 You st, NV, 10
70 4 wednesday ana lnurSuay. %
FURNITURE-Dunc Phyfe chrome
green kitchen set. cost S1l0. sacri-
fee; $50. 2 four drawer .dressers
and open bookcase. ideal for
child's room, S25. ia. 1854
FURNITURE-Fine solid mahog
ehssst-on-chsst. Du. 7-56a7; Ext. Ext.
FURNITURE-soo IHSi ISTJfRis beds from shera-
ton-Park Hotel. "a each. Adding
machine. American slicer. oil paint
ings. Must be sold to make space.
17l0 18th st. NV, 8 to 3. After z.
call TU. 2-791S. p
FURNITURE, suitable for club. lodge
hall. etc.---One ofiice table 96"x36''.
lineo top metal edge: ten heavy
club chairs; eight light club chairs;
one clothes rack. solid walnut;
dining room table 72'' long by
40" wide, extends to 98' long; six
dining chairs: buffet so" long. 36"
high. 20" deep; one showcase IL
feet long. 2-ft. wide 30' high:
Flat-top desk 40" long x 80" wide
X 80" high. 8 drawer. black walnut:
one black walnut swivel desk
chair; one set French doors rs" K
2S" IA"thick, 10 glass, Call at
No. 41S Duke st. Alexandria. Va.
Any time after b:30 pm. this week.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE SALE - Desk
models hand and delec.. guaran-
teed, S35 up. CENTRAL. cole 14th
Air CCoNDITIoNERs. FEDDERs,
1855 units. ~ h.p.; S199.95: free
Inhalation: free 30-day service.
AIR RE; coNbiqioEER 5SASS2i RA sis2He eToN Yd5RK
IN EX C ELLEN CONDITION.
sHENLEY'S, 1929 F ST. NV.
AIR -CONDITIONERS, new 1865 units
at terrific savings for cash buyers
PARAMOUNT CO., 2202 Ga. ave.
NV. HU. S-4S00. Free parking.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
HELP-WokAEN

COLLECTORS, telephone: pleasant
telephone manners; good working
conditions. Apply 610 9th ST. NV.
10
Evening star., 1955-06-08
FURNITURE - Personal belonging!
Of Arthur Tracy for sale. Call MISS

WAIIb, DE. 2-32UU. --IU
FURNITURE-Liv. room suite;
mahog. end tables: cocktail table
lamps. custom-built rec. rm. bar
All-wool rugs-(2) 9x6: ~ 9xl2
baby crib. matching chifforobe. Alsl
porch furniture. JU. 7-9442. IL
FURNITURE SALE - New bedrm.
din. rm. and liv. rm. Some factory
closeouts and showroom samples
Modern and traditional quality
furniture at lowest prices. regard
less Of big discounts offered else
where. Compare.
STAHLER'S FURNITURE CO.
S16 18th st. NV. RE. 7-431C
Evening star., 1955-06-08
Refrigerator Close-Out
GOING! GOING! COMET
THIS IS THE LAST CALL

houses in Richmond. Norfolk. and
Washington, of all new 1854
colored refrigerators. All sizes in
stock. new and fully guaranteed.
Colors available: yellow. green and
white. No reasonable offer refused.
Standard Tire g. Battery Co.
10th and H SITS. NE. Ii. 3-9Os2.
Omen nNas tfril q
Evening star., 1955-06-08
CLERK

Young woman, 20-30 years Of agt
for PERMANENT position. Job con.
sists Of measuring advertising line
age. Ability to handle details. es-
sential. 5-day, 40-hr. week: must
work 2 out of 5 week ends. Apply
Personnel. Room 605. Open week.
phone calls.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
AIR CONDITIONERS
RENTED

SPECIAL, l WK. ONLY
$3.50 up installed for season end
ing Oct. 81, 1855. This is your
chance to keep cool for soc per
r. d M. REFRIGERATION CO.
2l4 L st. NE Ii. 6-366O
Evening star., 1955-06-08
FlagStone and Stone

FlagStOne and stone
WORK
Porches, patios, walks. retaining
walls, tile drainage: also water
pro0fing.
ANGELO MARcUcc1o. Ju. e-176e
FLOORS sANDED, s.e,, me-, NV:
50 rm. and UP; expert work. ST.
$3.50. days: Ju. e-1322. ewes.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
TYPIST-CLERK

position for good typist
TO work in air conditioned. modern
ONCE in ne. section. Convenient
to public Transportation. Group in
surance. vacation and other EN-.
ploye benefits; 5-day, 40-houI
week.
Evening star., 1955-06-08

Top -salaried, permanent position foI
experienced, fast. alert person in
busy real estate office, legal exper
helpful. RE. 1851. WO. 6-3125
SECRETARY STEN0GRAPHER =
Permanent; salary open. National
sEcREraRSY pEfSS saleSY sRENoGs1A1pHER, RI 5ISg11 ex.
$500 month. Ma. $3.50. @s
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER tc
start at S270 per month: age under
35; air-cond. ONCE; disqualification
insurance and retirement benefits;
5-day, 4O-hour week. ST. $4,000
sEc1sl.srENos. E5si la; elk. typists, 81 Psz
sEcRETARY tIS ssS sTERo. No. ER For '0pa Part.
time work in pleasant air-condi.
ONCE; 1880 to 4:30. Mon. through
Fri: other hours possible: age un-
important. If ability and appear
ance satisfactory: legal exper. help
fHl but not essential; Salary, $50
rience. background. Box SEE
sEEGeaRETARY sTENoGRAPHER-
Established law firm requires serv-
ices of young woman with good
stenographic ability: new air-con-
siSeffa oR.tsifS Sk per.
manent position with established
concern; Pennsylvania BLDG. excel
lent working conditions; pleasant
telephone voice, with ability and
appearance, to meet public re-
quired. Cali Mr.. Morris. MIME
sofa MINING g. MANUFACTURE
S q c r E T AR IAL SWITCHBOARD
OPERATOR, for new apt. bldg.
must present fine appearance; only
exper. need apply. See res. mgr,
1890 Columbia I'd. NV. 10
SECY., private, to executives; l-girl
fffsi GMpio9MsSET sfsETf; $s1s SasNce. RoroMsAsGi sssGi
Wilson blvd. Arl.. IA. $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
HELP-WoMEN
STENOGRAPHER

STENoGRAPHER for research divi-
sion Of airline firm. 5-day wk.;
good starting salary; airline privils.
NE. 6-360O. -
Evening star., 1955-06-08

SPECIAL PURCHASE GENERAL MO-
Tors CO; Us q 6. GOVT. . srxv,
fsSsRIEssNs sSskLEss ar MakE' aAM wrTH TAtosk Lock
AND KEY, S13 80. LIKE NEW CON-
pITIoN, ORIGINAL COST S65.0o.
ALSO SMALL QUANTITY 4-DRAw-
ER STEEL LETTER FILES, $1,000.
SPECIAL ONE-DRAWER ROLLER
BEARING FILE CABINET, S3.e5.
10 A CUSTOMER. FREE DELIv-
cry AND PARKING.
OFFICE EQUIP, CO.
639 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
Bookkeeper- Secretary

Accounts receivable and payable
payrolis, etc. and relief secretaria
work, Permanent position In prop
erty MANAGEMENT and builders ONCE
in new aiT-eonditioned building
Wisconsin ave. and Calvert st, Re
ply By letter stating qualifications
Give telephone number for inter
view by appt.- WAVERLY TAYLOR
INC, $500 Wisconsin ave. nv.
BOOKKEEPER- -TYPIST: Exper.. l;
girl ONCE; perm; white: Persona
Interview bet. 8 and Z pm. ol
write Room 51S. 704 18th st. NV
BooKKEEPER-TYPIsT, nne op.
por. for exper. person. Pleasant
surroundings: oppor, for advance
ment. Call EN-. 3-279S. -l2.
BOOKKEEPING. MACHINE OPERA
TOR, perm, pleasant WORKING. con
dition6 In air-cond. once; 6M-daJ
week, company benefits. paid vaca.
ton. Salary commensurate WIZ
ability. Apply 2301 Ga. ave. NV;
sooKKEEPrNa MACHINE OPERA
TOR, Bufroughs; knowledge OF TYP:
ing essential Salary $50 to $50
per week. MIR. MILLER. NO. = z
Evening star., 1955-06-08
SECY.-EXECUTIVE

SECY.-EAECUTlVE
$3.50. Must be good stenog; PRIV
ATE SECRETARY. law. $50 wk.
BB9S00kkpr B90 nsv stsnSSd sgn $so ,Tars TE sEEP M
S-S666 lest. 10 yrs
ROYD'S. cor. 18th & C
Evening star., 1955-06-08
FILL DIRT
LOT OWNERS

Sc. Section, Washington
vi M ahEe a .1ssSs Gr saESs your Of ox ssas @
Call RA. 3-s7l0. between 2 am.
FIRE EXTINGUISHER, 2Ia-ga. s-A,
SO; foam. S12.50; 15 lbs. COG,
S37. so. 2513 NJ st. NV. EX. 3-3527.
FOAM RUBBER, for cushions. pads;
buy at wholesale. ]. H. GICHNER.
2513 M st. NV. Elk. 3-3527.
FOAM RUBBER CUT ANY SHAPE
CUSHIONS, JUMBO MATTRESSES
Gallilland, 2l45 F NV, EX. 3-6633
Evening star., 1955-06-08

white. No reasonable offer refused
Standard Tire 81 Battery Co.
10th and H SITS. NE. Ii. 3-9Os2
Open ewes. Til o.
REFGR., Phil. auto, apt. size: prac
e. nfw; 4-s3s4 e5esl' condition. reasonable Is.
REFGRs., used, Az Gu. IT,. gas;
$19.95. del. Come into any OF the )
HECHINGER STORES. Ii. 7-9400.
EffiRta stofaee Almost new T1' Isl: 8 Out guar o.
RIGHT WAY MOVERS. 222 G St.
RnEGR n;E RE; s.ryoi 7.44S4; =, - u.. - O.
After o pm, TN. 1880, IS
RIFLE, American made. Russian
rife. model 1891, unused. in excel
lent condition. Complete with ac-
cessories. SIS. No dealers. AP.
RUG ox15, and pad; good condt-
aoIGs.sa ,,on; So 4so3 Moorland lane
RUGs@Twao sisal, fiber; like new;
9x12, tan background. EN-. 3-5sa2.
SAWS, jointer-planers. band saws.
drill press, Clos. out ma. known line.
fst se epE diIf SsSs e you sgZ saZ EhEG Hes
SEWING MACHINES; priced to close
Singer eiee con; Console s,e' $4Si SnS yiSinG Kim
zigzag automatic. 3s12 Lee hwy,
IA, 2-41n4
SNO MASTER SNOWFALL MA
CHIMES - Distributors. New and
used. Also repairing. HACKER
MAN SALES CO.. 94l Main ave.
s,w" Mccray Refrigerator Bldg.
=, --12
SOFA, lounge chair, end table. rug,
odds and ends. used two months,
III health, leaving city. a real buv
3701 18th st. NV, Apt. 210. $40
pm, to $50 pm.
SOFA. 2-pc. sectional, @ mos. old
perfect cond.; cost $500, sacrifice
$500. JU. S-9325 after 4. -12
Evening star., 1955-06-08
WE NEED
HELP MEN AND WoMEN
AIRLINE CLERKS

AGENT, full time. for real estate
ONCE; also part time, exper. or in
exper. ABRAVE REALTY. Ii. o.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
PIPE

For clothes lines and for fencing,
ACE WRECKING co,
LU. 4-O5o0 Po. 2-9211
Evening star., 1955-06-08

800 steel Sampson. Cost new, S5.95:
sale price, $2.75. Like-new condi-
ton: will sell in lots. 639 New
YORK ave NV
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-11
Limited Activity
Seen for Bishop
Freed by Reds

TRIESTE, tNC)-Bishop Peter
Guile OF Mostsr, paroled by the
Yugoslav Reds after serving
seven years of an IL and a half
year jail term for collaborating
with fascists," Is not expected to
have any more freedom than His
Eminence Aloysius Cardina a
Stepinac, Archbishop of Zagreb.
The Cardinal has been con.
fined to his native village OF
Krasic since his release from pris.
on before the expiration Of his
sentence.
Bishop Cule's parole was an.
nounced by Yugopress, the semi
official Yugoslav news agency.
The Bishop was tried by the
c m munists on trumped.ur
charges in 1948. Since that time
he has become i'll and is reported
to be suffering from tuberculosis
and q blood disease similar to
that which afflicts Cardinal Step
mae. In 1851 the Bishop report
edly was seriously injured in ,
train wreck while being trans
ferred from one prison TO an
other.
In March of this year he was re
turned to prison after spending
three weeks in q hospital.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-11

Doctor Pattee sees the real
problem OF Europe as not Euro.
pean at all but extra-European in
the projection of Europe beyond
the seas where the challenge has
become the most serious.
"Colonialism has developed as
the major source of most of the
unrest and disorder that threat
ems to embroil Asia and Africa
and through its repercussions
raise up very grave doubts as to
the moral capacity and integrity
of Europe" he declared.
Zone of the extraordinary con-
tradictions of the times" he con.
tinued, lis that the European
experiment in colonialism proved
far more successful than was ever
anticipated European politi'
cal ideas managed to take root in
mentalitles far removed geo.
graphically with uncommon ten
acity. This might be interpreted
as the highest testimony to the
efficacy of European colonialism
rather than an admission OF Its
failure"
Doctor Pattss 10 now plan
ming an extensive tour through
the less-fravslled regions OF
Africa. ~ am Interested" he
declared, "ln the frontiers Of
the Catholic world. those places
where we are an vnpsrseevtsd
minority.
Christianity and especially
Catholic Christianity cannot, oi
course, be associated with the
geographical area called Europe
The Holy Father stressed this
in his recent address TO the his
/ torians and it is becoming more
and more one of the major EN-
phases: a reaffirmation of uni
versatility that unfortunately ha,
not always been sufficientiy
stressed by the rank and file Of
Catholic people"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-11
3 Catholic Delegates
Continued from Page /

Continued from Page y
section on religious and spiritual
development of pupils. II is point
ed out that private schools have
freedom of action in this area,
but that there are several points
of view on. whether this should
be included in public school
curriculum.
Non.public schools are directly
referred to In a discussion OF the
second topic in which 1t is asked
sin what way are private schools
an important consideration IN
matters of local school organizs-
tlon7"
The building needs OF non
public schools are mentioned, 1t
Is suggested that public schools
take into account private school
plans when gauging building
needs,
Several points of view on how
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-11
Banking Firm
Donates $4,000
For New School

MARION - A gift of S.
900 was presented to the
Marion Catholic High School
Building Fund Campaign this
week when a resolution to
that effect was passed by the
Board of Directors of the Fa-
hey Banking Company. The
announcement was made by
Michael c. O'Brien, chair
man.
The city-wide campaign for a
new Catholic high school is aim
ed at raising funds to erect a
modern high school which will
cost approximately $3.50, 900. AS.
sisting the fund raising commit
tees is the firm of Slattery AS
sociates, Inc, Catholic campaign
counselling organization,
The Marion Board OF Educs.
sion was informed last week
that the campaign cabinet eenn'
mittee directing the drive for
the new school has voted vnsn.
imeusIy to support the renewal
Of the 81 mill Marion school
levy.
In passing the resolution the
committee stated:
"We recognize the partnership
with the public school system and
we are interested in anything
that will help our public schools
BY helping each other and all
working together, W are help
Ing the entire community"
DR.. Dan Murphy is chairman
of the campaign cabinet commit
| tee.
The Board of Education has
| pledged its wholehearted support
OF the campaign.
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was held by the Sacred Congrega-
tion of Rites, and last July the
Congregation held a preparatory
session TO discuss whether the
17th Century Pope possessed vir-
tue TO heroic degree.
The next step will be taken
seen at a general session of the
Congregation attended by His
Holiness Pope Plus XII, 1t will
be up to this session TO decide il
Innocent's virtues were truly of a
heroic degree. II this Is done, II
will bring his Qualification still
closer.
Pope innocent xi spared no
effort 10 effect pesce among fhe
rulers OF europe and 10 unite
them against the Turks. then
the foes of chrisfendom. His
unfirins real spelled defeat Tor
shs Turks In Vienna and parts
of Hungary In fhs decisive year
Of 16s3.
The reign of Innocent XI mean
while saw the unleashing of
cruel persecution against the ca
tholics of England and IRELAND
| in the wake of the fabricated I'll
tus Oates plot of 1878. The Pop,
made every effort to save tn,
victims. Among them was tn,
Archbishop of Armagh, BLESSED
Oliver plunkett, who was hang
ed, drawn and quartered.
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nerchor, the Columbus Damen-
Choir, the Workers Singing So
ciety and the male chorus of the
Columbus Chapter of the S.P.E.-
0.BSQ.S.A. Inc. Each group will
sing two selections.
The st. Xavier Chorus which
will observe its eighth anniver-
sary next Friday, is an activity
Of the parent club, the ST. Fran.
els Xavier Beneficial Society OF
st. Mafy's Church in Columbus.
The st. Xavier singers have
been under the direction of Ter
renee George for the past seven
years and during that time have
increased from nine to thirty
voices. George formerly served as
director of the mems choir at ST.
Leo'S Church.
The organization has earned
wide reputation through ap-
the Chillicothe Veterans Hos
pearances at ST. Anthony's Hos
pital, the Columbus TB Hospital.
pital, and at numerous PTA and
other meetings. One annual event
now is the singing of Christmas
Midnight Mass at Our Mother OF