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'53 FORD
S285

DO pORO
S285
NO CASH NEEDED
Best buy aryxhere. not quite per-
feet. For credit approval.
TU. 2-4200
BILL ROSS
4s400 GA. AVE. NV.
FORD '5I Custom VS. Pordcr; ?
and h.. seat covers. top condition;
S649: 30-day guarantee. HILL a
SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. 130 14th st. NV NO. q
III. Open ewes. til 9. Sat. til 5,
FORD '54 suuliner Victoria; :. and
h.. Fordomatic, power steering and
tbs car car onIS s ST zss. Hu Sfii S
ADAMS. s720 Ga. ave. NV. Tu
FG0RD 1855 e-cyl. station waSon, a
with oyerdriye. 1 owner, Si.I5b.
cali Lyddon. TX. 5000 or 10,
FSR6Di '5s .e. country sedan: g.
blue and cream; Z. and h.; Forio-
matte; SS,Qe5, JE. 9-l29e. -
FORD '59 VS. Tudor: extras: best
oiier. DE. 2-69S9, or Box 100-Bs
star. -3
FORD 1888 VS. Customiine TudoF.
r and h., directlonai signals, good
tires. standard trans. A very clean.
one-owner car. Guaranteed, SeD5.
WHEELER. INC.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
1925 GEORGIA AVE.
WHEATON. ND.
10. $4,000 CLOSED SUNDAY
FORD 1888 sss Fordor:: seat covers,
Eadio, heater, turn signals, spot
lizht. etc, extremely, good eond.
up iiEhts. Only S9z6.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1736 Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU. 1-9647
d
FORD 1858 Customiine VS. Tudor:
FordomAtic,. +. and h.. green nnish
with matching interior: SI,O46.
PARKWAY-FORD
3051 M st. NV. AD. 2-0fs5
FORD ,55 Cussomline a8' Fordof;
raven black Gnish. with contrasting
seat covers, uverdriye, radio and
heater. turn signals. etc.; | owner.
) low mileage: immaculate inside
and ont: looks Ike brand-newi
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1896 Good Hope Rd. Sc. Lu. l-9947
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NO CASH NEEDED
Best buy anywhere. not quite per-
feet. For credit approval.
TU, 2-420O
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SUaI M 81. N.W. AD. .-UI60
CHEW. 4e Fieetmaster Tudor; r,
h., clean interior: orig. paint; runs
like new; pvt. owner: S22S. *.
s3-831Q,
CfIRYsLER 81 New Yorker 4-door;
gssssr sE6op 1851 osTiAc @Rsiplsss: aasi cs1
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PARKWAY-FQRD

FORD 1852 customline V-e Tudor
radio, heater excellent finishi goo
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HDOD0EiS AND PLXMOUTRb.-rA-
die. heatsrg semtautopatie drive
an under S400l save money on .
guaranteed tip top car from Ban
ming. We got 'em-We can't eat
them: IS down, S5 week. Take
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PoRD 1883 English Zephyr Fcrdor
sedan: heater; Tuscan tan tinish
with red interior; low gas mileage.
making 4 an ideal second carl
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PARKWAY-FORD

CHBVROLET 1852 etyleline de luxe
4-dr.: powergiide, radio, heater.
seamist green finish with har-
lolr1an1 m n1nmSIIhv InsslIYhi'v ~ oTIaGipn
Evening star., 1955-11-02

HENRY J 1888 coFsaif 2-dT.: radio
terror, IN very good condition. I
perfect second car: only S395. u
low Is s. down.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1885 Good Hope Rd. s.E. Lu. l-sg4'
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az TIE EvENINo STAR
; AUTOS FOR SALE (cont.l

Washington, D. c.
NoyEMBEK 3. 1865
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HUDSON 1919 De luxe: exesIient;
"ROPER." 18Th and 4. / ave.
ne. Lawrence 0.27o0.
BOWMAN 6TUDEBAKKR, 1900
GeorRiA ave. NV. RA- 6-1122. -
KAISER as; good running eondi-
tion; r. and h.: 2 new tires. Best
offer. KE. e-0e65.
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AUToMoBllEs FOR SALE

FORD 1888 station wagon; owner.
equipped. like new throughout; ;
81, 1876, cash, trade or terms, BELL
MOTORS 6010 Wisconsin ave. ne.
FORD '5s 2-snRaneh wagon: =.
and h.. Wv. tires, 2-tQne green
finish: real nice. e1,396. 2-dny
money-back trial, 4-month writ
ten guarantee. HILL 4 SANDERS.
Wash IS Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900
14th ST. NV NO. 7-1111. Open
ewes. til o, sat. tn 8.
FORD 's3 custom IS" Tudor; Ford.
omatic. radio, heater, White-wall
tires: tailored seat covers: Cont
mental kit; real shafpl SIsI05. q
day money-baek trial 4-month
written guarantee. HILL 4
SANDERS. Wash.s Oldest Ford
Dealer, 1900 18th ST. n.Ws NO.
KILL Open ewes. m Q. sat.
rom '5s Fairians town sedap:
Fordomatie. :. and b. W.-W, tres
perfect condition. DE-. 2-4391. -
FORD 1883 customline "6s Tudor:
r. and b., Sheraton blue IN. with
nice interior; $685..
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cHRYsLER 1850 windsor High
lander 4-dr.; smart -lookine blue;
WV. tires. r.. b.. tiptoe drive;
mechanically / excel: trade and
terms; bank rates; $500 full price.
KIRK MOTOR Cos 1000 Georgia
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AUToMoBILEs FoR SALE

DODGE 1851 4-dr. sedans: 70
choose 'front.' oriT. light gFay finish
| ike new automatlc trans, =. and
| n, spotless interiors. Each Just
Sop5 ct TREW MOTOR CO.. 9th
and Fla. ave. p.ess Ii, 7-1732.
DODGE 1868 coronet< club coupe;
gyromattc, :. and h, pastic covers,
2-tone nnish; tmmaeallte througn-
| back trial. 4-monfh written guar
antee, HILL & SANDERS. Wash. 4
Oldest Ford Dealer, 1900 14th ct,
NV, NO. 7-1111. open ewes. III 8.
DoDGE'S AND PLYMoUTH's--ra-
| dlo, heaters, semiautomatfe drive,
good condition. 10 TO choose from,
all under S400l Save money on q
guaranteed tip top car from. Ban.
tsn hasa Ws s down. sSs s@ss s. vssf sat Taxa e:
BANNING & SONS
$500 BALTIC. AVE. UN. 4.3l30
DODGE 1870 4-dr. sedan: orig. gray
finish: exceptionally clean car: has
AUTOMATIC trans.r 7. and b.; tor
9th ana Fla. ave- ne, III. 7-i732.
DODGE 1888 coronet VS. sedan;
beautiful Mat green with cream
rectionai signals; white-wall tires,
ETC.. new condition. Sacrifice at
Suburban Cadillac Olds
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
Bethesda. Nd. OIL. 0.7700
DODGE 81 Coronet 4-door: fully
equip. with gyromatic, dark greens
1895. BOWMAN ETUDEBAKER.
1000 0eorgta ave. NV, RA. q.
DODGE ~ sed.: t. h.: extra nice;
must SELL make oder. may ACCEPT.
OWNER, ia Upsai st. Sc. 4
DODGE 1871 z-dr.: gray. ORIGINAL
.tinish. I; and h: i; niss "a tTsnsporta9s- R 9s
or best ofier: must sell, See Il at
TRs T2satss. e. if' aye e-ssE7. .ne1s y s rsnh
ENGLISH FORD CONSUL 1851;
ssiicn: S4aB. JA. b-SiSa. -a
FORD "a country sedan We station
wagon: beant. 2-tone Fordor, 8
scatter; r, b.; ] owner; Ike new.
Trade and terms. bank financing.
$1,000 full price. KIRK MOTOR
CO:s 1000 1eofeia ase. Ia. y
FORD 80 Custom s.ss Fordor. fiaw-
less green finish: n b.. o.d.; extra
and terms. $49S full price. KIRK
MOTOR Co, 1000 Georgia ave.
IA. 9-4SO0.
FORD 1854 Skyliner Victoria; half
plastic top. car only used mos: /:
driven $500 miles. +. and b.. Ford
omatic. Wv tires, turn signals.
auto. window washer, custom 2-
tone interiors car lust broken IN:
cost $500: viii saerffice for 81, ,695,i
or best offer. Write OWNER, Post
Once BOX 1868. Bethesda, Nd. -
FORD 1858 Customiine VS. Tudor
radio, heater: Jet black with w.-w.l
tires; $1.095.
PARKWAY-FORD
afl51 N ST NV An 2-ili az
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PARKWAY-EQRn

sedan; heater; Tuscan tan hnisf
with red interior; low gas mileage
making q an ideal second car
PARKWAY-FoRD
3051 NJ st. NV. AD. 2-0Is.
FORD 1851 custom a6s Tudor; 7
and h.; sxceilent hn.j Al eondi
A'4i 4PiARsIKWAY-FoRD AsI
3O5I NJ st. NV. AD. 2-0lel
FORD 1853 Customline 'S'' Tudor
2-tone maroon finish. with contrast
/ ing seat covers. Fofdomatic. r. AM
h.. turn signals. other aeces.;
eyneI. low mileage. special today
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1876 Good Hope Rd. Sc. Lu. 1-9g4;
FORD '54 custcmiine sss'' Tudor
2-tone green finish: Fordomatic
radio, heater, turn signais: othel
accessories: owner, garage kept
looks Ike new: 81. .3e6:
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
5000 Pa. Ave. Sc. Lu. 2-9S2i
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FORD 1852 Customline VS. Tudor;
Magic Aire heater tailored covers.
2-tone green fintsh; only $89b: 10
day guarantee. HILL q SANDERS,
Wash.ts Oldest Ford Dealer, 1900
14th 81. NV, NO. Till. Open
, eyss m tll 9. sat; ..al .tll 4,,Ao,. 2; ana
b.. Fordomatie; real clean car
only SS95: 2-dax money-haek trial;
4-month written guarantee, HILL
a. SANDERS, Wash.ss Oldest Ford
Dealer, 1i14 Vermont ave. NV,
AD. 4; 4,4soo. open ewes. III d
FORD 1852 customline v-e Tudor
radio, heater excellent finish; good
PARKWAY-FORD
3051 n st. NV: AD. 2-0le6
FORD '56 Thunderbird: the mos!
tops, one hardtop and one con-
vertible. must be seen and driven
10 be appreciated. Call To. 2-420O.
Bull ROSS. 7400 Ga. ave. NV.
FORD '55 s-cyt. kaneh wsEoni 7,
and h.: dark blue: clean In every
respect. only S2.0p5: 2-dey money
back trial: 4-month written guar
antee. HILL a. SANDERS, Wash. =
Oldest Ford Dealer. 11l4 Vermont
ave. NV, AB. 4-43DU. Open efea,
It'll o: sat. tn B.
FORD 1851 Victoria hardtop. radio,
heater, 2-tone raven black and
sandstone white fnish: Stlg5.
PARKWAY-FORD
305I n st. NV. AD. 2-01S5
F0RDS-,58. Fairlane Tudors; 2 to
choose front Fordomatic. r. and
h., turn signals. Wv. tires. 2Q2-
h.p. engine. only l6 miles on this
able. S395 dn. SILVER SPRING
MOTOR CO., INC, 1909 k,-W.
hwy. fat Ga. ase1. 81. SpEs MO.
rom s55 victoria styieline: :. and
a; one ognsri 3 y, Victoria you can
afford, only 81. 2.296: 2-dey money
back trial; 4-month written guar
antee. HILL g. SANDERS, Wash, 4
Oldest Ford Dealer. it14 Vermont
ave. NV. AD. 4-A300. Open ewes.
til o; Sat. til B.
FORD '53 Tudor: equipped: $500.
HORNERS corr Buick Dealer,
Fla. ave. ne. ct 9th. ~. $1,000.
FORD 80 Fordof faifline; every
known accessory. Owned bY diplo-
mat Trade or terms. Si.0eb. n,
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

FORD 81 beaut. Tudor es''; vera
scrr lcw mi; ~ tactSrysRHsEa 6 yrH asasd sens; 1s2e
FORD SO Tudor coupe: best hus
sTsCt snsShsss sUpsoIs Sd4S6 a Sisf T aoyne aS'
BILL ROSS, 7400 ca. ave. NV.
HENRY J 1901; beautiful little d
luxe; $4,000 mics. drives like. new
sacrttiee; terms $50 dn.. SIS mo
HENRY J ,6l G-cyf, 2-dr.: heater;
good condition; only S199. HILL
besier. iasIS 1860 Maan H1th st. oiass .n.T fSsS rs
Kill. Open ewes. III 0, sat
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Suburban Cadillac Olds

DODGE 81 Coronet 4-door: fully
equip. with syromatic, dark green;
1895. BOWMAN ETUDEBAKER
1000 Georgia ave. NV, RA. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-01
Blue Ieons Get Lodylike

Year in and year out. blue
jeans are the teen-ager's IA
vorite. But the days of flying
shirt-tails and scuffed shoes
as accessories are gone; to-
days teen prefers jeans with
a lady-like look. Well-fitting
Lewis are set of by a neat
tucked-in blouse and smart
fats made especially to wear
with jeans, in identical denim
fabric, with the same stitching
and copper rivet trim.
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ELEM
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Continued From Page DIS
people is located in a castle,
the Hetzendorf, near Vienna.
Here they learn the specific
fashion crafts in which they
are interested, and in which
they may already be skilled
from having learned them in
their homes.
Vienna's Fashions
The fashion scene in a city
like Vienna is one of contrast,
as we pointed out earlier. In
the daytime the women do not
wear black. In the evening
they wear practically nothing
else. There are beautiful furs
such as stone martens, sable
and mink.
Cocktail fashions as we
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-01
of this group of Austrian FASH

of this group of Austrian fash
ions.
In some small towns and In
the valley some fashions have
remained the same as they
were generations ago. Two
costumes, one for daily and one
for Sunday. are owned by
women. The dirndl is apparent
In nearly every Austrian wom-
ans costume and is worn by
young and old.
In Vienna the dirndl Is also
worn for its amusing and
colorful appearance through
out the year, Madame Gruber
said. When a design is gay,
sturdy. and versatile it is
also fun to wear.
Austrian women, it seems,
have found a comfortable bal
ance in their fashion lives.
They never seem to be un-
Portable in their clothes and
are always able, too, to enjoy
the most casual or the most
elegant kind of costume when
the occasion calls for it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-01

know them are practically
non-existent in Vienna. There
a dress for that hour would
possess sleeves.
TyrOlean Influence Strong
Resorts like KitZbuhel, Zurs
am Arlberg and st. Anton
find Austrian women wearing
their gayeSt kind Of func-
tional fashions. Here they fire.
quently revert to peasant-in-
fluenced styles. Many ski and
after-ski clothes throughout
the world bear the influence
of the Tyrolean styles. Right
now in California, Marjorie
Montgomery has designed a
whole group of ski-and-after-
ski clothes in this vein. The
bright sweaters, warm ems
broidered wool jackets, and
delightful dirndls are typical
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-25
For Your Holiday Callers

salmon salt, pepper, IL slices fresh bread.
watercress or parsley. Allow cheese to
come to room temperature. Mix 1t with
mayonnaise, onion, parsley, Worcestershire
sauce and mustard Add drained and
faxed salmon. season to taste. Remove
crusts from bread. Roll each slice lightly
with rolling pin to fiatten. Spread slices
with filling. roll up like jelly roll and
fasten with toothpick. Cover with damp
cloth and chill. Just before serving. remove
toothpicks and insert sprigs OF watercress
in each end Of the rolls. Makes about IL
sandwiches.
Curry Chicken Puffs
Two cans Is to ounces each) boned
chicken, " cup chopped sweet pickles, "a
cup chopped nuts " cup mayonnaise, 2
tablespoons diced pimiento tablespoon
prepared mustard, 1 teaspoon curry powder,
seasoned salt, bite size cream puffs
Combine drained diced chicken with
pickle. nuts mayonnaise, pimiento, mustard
and curry powder. Season to taste Mix
well and chill. Cut tops from cream puffs,
fill with the chicken mixture and replace
tops. Makes about IN cups filling.
Sausage Diplets In Rarebit
One can t8h ounces) Welsh rarebit, "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-25

TVHERELL BE NO END of parties this
Il Notwithstanding Is in the air. From
brunch time~to bedtime. your kitchen will
hum with activity. So-let's get on with
our planning.
A merry array of food that fits almost
any occasion is this tray Of salmon roll
sandwiches, curry chicken puffs and crispy
crackers with sausage diplets kept hot over
a candle-warmer. Add a decanter of
tomato juice to be slipped from glass mugs
Breakfast by the open fire, with sausage
links sizzling away on your new electric
grill, eggs, warm sweet rolls and lots of
piping hot cofee-wonderful eating for a
lazy morning brunch. The fancy looking
little rolls are made with package of hot
roll mix and frosted warm from the oven.
If it's an afternoon coffee for "the girls"
what could be better than this luscious
orange ring made with ground-up oranges
and fragrant with sugar and spice? You
can whip it up in a relatively short time
II you start with hot roll mix.
Salmon Roll Sandwiches
One package e ounces) cream cheese, 2
tablespoons mayonnaise, tablespoon
minced onion, tablespoon chopped parsley
" teaspoon Worcestershire sauce, "a tea
spoon prepared mustard, can (734 ounces
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-21

sent for the first tire last Novem-
Der by members of the Council. IT
carries news of the parish activi-
ties. articles of interest to high
school youth, plus other informa-
ton. The deadline for parish news
or other contributions has been set
for the eighteenth day of the
month. Publishing date is the 25th.
The monthly Holy Hour of the
CYO of the Central Deanery has
been changed from Sunday, Feb.
8, to Sunday. FEB. -. at st. Cath
srine Church. The quarterly meet
ing of the Council will follow this
Holy Hour.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-21
c 70
Doctors Urged To
Look To Morality
For Answers

NEW ORLEANS-NC)-Doctors
are confronted today with some
grave issues which cannot be
solved merely by science, but must
have answers founded in morality,
Paul M. Hebert, law school dean
at Louisiana State University told
the Orleans Parish Medical So
ciety here.
Doctors and lawyers" he said,
"have a common obligation to
seek the truth in its broad aspects,
truth that transcends scientific
method or mere technical law, in
order than many may be aided
here, through our efforts, to OBJ
tain that degree of perfection for
which he was preordained by Di-
vine Providence.
The advances of scientific
methods cannot of themselves
point the way to what men should
do. There has been lacking among
too many lawyers and doctors a
proper understanding of the so
cial purposes of the professions of
law and medicine, and there is
lacking an understanding of the
criteria by which to determine
what is the proper thing to do. :"
Dean Hebert who served for q
time as acting president of LSU,
is q Catholic.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-21
Time r.~ OF Life
OF
Your
By FATHER GABRIEL HAFFoRD

only place on earth where you are
really understood and loved. IL
others know us for what we are
and still love us, We really are in
kind hands.
Do II Yourself
We are becoming nation of spe-
cialists in too many departments,
especially in sports. Too many
young people would rather pay a
kings ransom to watch basketball
than to play in scrub team. The
same goes for most other sports.
We must never forget that most of
us need exercise while we are
young, and all of us need the rules
of a game to keep our efforts with
in bounds. Some young people seem
to be waiting for Catholic Rich
Uncle to toss them a few millions
to erect a memorial gym before
they will generate any interest in
making use of sometimes made
quate facilities at hand. You don't
need sports palace to miss free
throw, you know.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-21
Melkite Rite
Called Bridge
For Dissidents

LOS ANGELES - (NC) -
Reunion of the dissident Or
thodox with Rome is matter
of time and charity, Archbish-
op Peter Chami, Melkite Rite
Metropolitan of Bostra and
Hauran, said here.
Latin Catholics can help has
ten the return of the dissi-
dents by learning more about
the Catholic Oriental rites and
by giving them moral support,
the Archbishop said.
He is currently visiting all 25
Melkite churches in the us. and
in this city visited st. Anne's Mel
kite Church.
The MeIkife Rite, with its By
zsntine liturgy, identical TO thar
of the Orthodox, is the bridge
over which separated Orthodox
Christians will return TO Rome,
said the Archbishop.
Syria today, he said, is a Mo
hammedan nation which once had
"a Catholic dioceses in the area
comprising his present archdio-
cese.
Bostra is now an exclusively Mo.
hammedan city where no Christian
may own property. Hauran, in the
ancient land of Job, has 10,500 Mel
chite Catholics, most of them poor
farmers eking out q living from
the rocky volcanic soil.
Archbishop Chami's See city il
Khabab, village of 1000. The
Metropolitan Archbishop is without
chancellor or secretary. Only one
other priest, the local pastor, lives
in Khabab.
In the past four years fHe
Orthodox villages, Era and AM,
were received en- masse into the
Catholic Church.
Vacations are not scarce, he said
but money to support seminarian'
is hard to come by. The training
of more priests, Archbishop Cham
said, would hasten reunion of the
dissidents.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-21
Author, Teacher
Coming To Springs

Miss Jeanette Schlottman will
make her second appearance at
the College of st. Mary of the
Springs, Thursday, Jan. q, at 12:40
D. m. She will lecture and demon
strate with the assistance of the
Modern Dance Group trained by
Miss Mary 10 Feak, physical educa-
ton instructor at the college. At
seven-thirty that evening she will
give a special lecture to the stu
dent body on posture, exercises,
and poise.
Miss Schlottman, co-author of
'aThe Folk Dance Library" is a
teacher at Barnard and Columbia
University. She studied under
masters like DR.. Anne Schley Dug
gan, Jose Limon, and Martha
Graham and has toure d the
country with various groups. The
public is cordially invited to the
12:40 program.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-21
Resolution Seeks
Memorial For
Heroic Chaplains

WASHINGTIN-(NC)-A memor-
isl to the four heroic Army chap
lsins who gave their own lives that
others might be saved in the sink
ing of the troopship Dorchester in
the North Atlantic in 1943 is called
for IN a resolution introduced in
Congress.
The memorial, to be erected in
a park here in the national cap
ital, would honor a Catholic priest,
Father John P. Washington of Ar
Iington, Nj; two Protestant min
listers, the Rev. George L. Fox of
Cambridge, VT, and the Rev. Clark
v. Polling of Schenectady, NY,
and Rabbi, Alexander D. Goode
of this city. Representative Ber-
nard w. Kearney of New York is
the sponsor.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-21
THE CATHOLIC T1MES-7
Friday, Jan. q, 1885

the quarterly program Of the Dean
cry will be q visit from Father
James Kulp, diocesan director of
the Society for the Propagation of
the Faith.
The monthly Holy Hour Of the
Catholic Youth Adorers will be
held in Holy Trinity parish in Som
erset for the Youth of the Eastern
DeanerY on the first Sunday in
February.
The Young Adult Council of the
Central Deanery will continue is
Wednesday evening Leaders Train
ing program. The session Is led
by Bill Beck. past president Of the
Central Deanery. The moderator
for this course is Father Richard
Dodd of the Catholic Youth Bu-
reau.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-21

Such q plan would be In plain
violation OF the coneordat con.
eluded IN 1874 between fhe HeIy
See and Bavaria, which is still
in force. This agreement pro-
vides for ihe training OF cafho-
lie school teachers At Catholic
teachers colleges. The new Ha-
varian socialist Premier, VIII
helm Hoesner, and the Minister
OF Education, August Rucker,
resort to an arbitrary intsrnrefa-
zion OF the coneordat 10 support
their plans for an infer-denomi.
national teacher training system
which they seek TO Justify by
pointing TO fhe need of united
Christian front" against The com.
mUnist peril.
This argument was answered in
sermon by His Eminence Josef
Cardinal Wendell, Archbishop of
Munich, in which he stressed that
articles Of faith must not be swept
aside by the desire for an artificial
unity.
The Bavarian Catholic weekly
press, echoing these statements of
the Cardinal, reminds that deci.
sions vitality affecting the future
of the younger generation cannot
be properly reached by one-sided
governmental announcements. II
there are differences of opinion
regarding the Interpretation of the
Concordat, the Catholic papers say
they should be adjusted by friend.
ly agreement, as specified in the
Concordat.
The school situation is even
more serious in the State Of Low.
er SaxenY, whose capital is The
city OF Hanover. Last year, de-
spite the solemn protests OF
Bishops and people, both catho.
lies and Protestant, the state par
lament adopted q law which
established the principle OF inter.
den o m ! n tionEl Christian.
schools. The scope Of the law
is such that II could lead 10 the
suppression Of all denomination.
ell schools by April l.
The measure was passed by Z
coalition consisting of socialists
democrats and refugee groups
against the opposition of Christian
Democrats, the Center and German
parties.
At the same time. the state par
lament of Baden-Wuerte m b erI
has decided that in the state
schools marks earned in religion
should no longer count toward
graduation. The public schools il
that state have for long tim,
been inter-denominational, with re
ligion being taught in sepsrat'
classes.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-21
YOUNG ADULTS

/ YOUNG ADULTS
The Young Adult Council of the
Eastern Deanery will have its quar-
terly meeting on Thursday, Feb.
3, at 300 pm, at st. Patrick's par
ish, Junction City. The highlight of
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-21

Scouters To Hear Address
By National Executive

Mr.. al Kirk, the National Direc-
tor Of the Catholic Services Of the
Boy Scouts of America, will adj
dress the meeting OF Catholic
Scouters at the Boy Scout Head
quarters in Columbus this evening
at 7.30 pm. Mr.. Kirk, who has
offices in New Brunswick, New
Jersey, will speak to the men con-
cerning the problems of scouting
in the Diocese. Other business to
be discussed will be plans for the
Regional " Catholic Scouters Con
vention to be held in Columbus
Oct. 1917. Interested scouters are
invited to attend the meeting.
cYo
The monthly bulletin of the CYO
Council will be mailed to CY0 of
| ficers next week. This bulletin Uax