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BAKERY
SALESWOMEN

BANK TRAINEES. h. s. edu.. excel.
train, good paw. Mr., Black at
/. BR.oYD,s, cor. 18th and g sts;
for good operator. all around, good
salary and commission HUNTING
TOWERS BEAUTY SALON. Alex
andria, Va. XII. SOLO; after d
and Sundays. call XII. S-SO41. 30
BEAUTICIAN Experienced hair
stylist: also manicurist and. girl
70 shampoo and assist, Apply
BEAUTICIANS WANTED. Air-con-
ditioned booths. Call LA. 6l753,
BFGUTiCiASis. colored, for booth.
- to Sl0 weekly or operators with
ssa i3lloT WIPE I'm y ref heioa NV W
BRSUTiICIAN, exper. nair styhst,
for new, mod salon with high
clientele; NV loo. Home phone
BEAUiIciAN. man or woman. for
curist wanted: TOP salary and COM
mission EMILE, 1921 Conn. ave.
BEAUTICIAN - Interested in own
business at home See BEAUTY
SALON. FLOWER AVE. in business
opportunities, or call JU. 9-3O19.
BEAUTICIAN male or female, ex-
pert styllSt with tinting, perma-
nent waving and supervisory back
ground. High starting salary and
yearly percentage bonus Unusual
opportunity. BY appoin re-
Spouse confidential. Box 243-Y,
BEAUTICIAN. hair stylist mani
eurist. full time or part time. salary
and commission. Call MR.. ROBERT
BEAUTICIANS. experienced: man
BEAUTICiAN with experience: ex-
cellent salary and commission
Wonderful place. ELIZABETH
BEAUTY SALON" LU. 2-4244 and
LII. 3-045s thome) until 10 pm,
BEAUTICIAN imam or woman. S55-
S75. plus comm: 5 days; busy. air
cond. salon. WILLIAM OF N Y.
HAIR STYLIST, LA. 6-lT0l. II
BEAUTIClAN, male or female, ex-
perienced operator with or with
out following, Also shampoo girl,
manicuriSt. Excellent workine con
SYLVAN 1903 Conn. ave Call
sunday and Monday HO. 9-60S4
or Tuesday DE 2-S9S9
BEAUTY OPERATOR, immediate
opening: EMMA LEES BEAUTY
SHOP. Clio Wilson blvd, Arl. ia
BEAUTY OPERATOR. exper $50
salary plus 50eo comm: busy salon;
air cond. hrs o to o; Arl ia
BEAUTY oPERAToR-Known in
Silver Spring and Wheaton area
iolowine preferred. Salary open
Mon, LO i-7g15
BEAUTY 0PERATOR-A real OPP
portunity for an outstanding hair
dresser. with or without following
Apply in person. RUBBING, 1853
BEAUTY OPERATOR - Downtown
shop; must be experienccd; no eve
ming work Mr., BENNETT, ST
beauty OPERATOR Excellent OF.
portunity for steady position in
an OUTSTANDING shop Apply PAT
YOUR HAlRDRESSER. a31 st.
NV. or call NE. S-4S37. II
BEAUTY OPERATOR, white. down
town loo, air-cond good salary;
40, comm. Call Monday RE- =
OOO1
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ACCOUNTANTS OPEN

WHITE AND coLoRED !.
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AMBITIOUS FAMILY MAN
CAN YOU QUALIFY?

If you can. we would like to show
you how the FIRST 100 men in our
$4,000 last year. This is dignified
saleswork with a very large ana
very old company. If you are hired.
you will DE trained to be profess
Sional salesman and can expect to
ings Qualifications: Family man. -
to 40, clean cut. sincere and very
ambitious. rrefer some college excel.
refs, active socially, yrs. local
res1dency now employed. This might
be the opportunity you have been
looking for all your life. Write in
confidence to BOX l0+Y Star,
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SINK TOP
MECHANICS
STEWARD

Experienced in planning menus,
pufChaSing end preparation OF food.
and competent TO supervise Kitchen
employees for old. established country
club doine large volume OF dining
room business Box 3gf-A, star
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HOTEL STATLER

regional offce ri
the SINGER Sewing Machine Com
pany IN Silver Spring. Md, re-
quires one additional young lady
TO complete its clerical staff. Ap-
piicants should have some previous
clerical experience and be in
terested in permanent employment
Pleasant working conditions: air
conditioned building; 5-day. 40
hour week: company benefits when
qualified; chance for advancement
Apply in person only TO SINGER
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
S045 18th st., Silver Spring, Nd,
. blks. from Ga. and Alaska ter
minal ~
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MEN. 81 to as. we have several
openings in our sales organization
for men with some sales experience.
Good starting salary plus liberal
commissions and bonuses. Trans
portation furnished or auto al
lowance given All leads furnished.
no canvaSsing Apply in person 10
Mr. Grimes. SINGER SEWING MA
CHINE CO, 1870 @ st. NV.
Excellent openings for 9 men.
full time. also | part time: married
men preferred; full time can aver
age over 500 per week full eStab-
liShed routes, no cold canvasSing;
famous everyday necessities assure
steady high earnings; no sales eX-
perience necessary. but must be
able 10 furnish character refer
erces For details. apply FULL Err
brush CO, ~ National Press
Bids. 18th and p SITS NV. or
phone DI 1-4i77 or DI 7-34oS.
MEN, white; opening for In circu-
lation dept Can aycraEe S75 ner
wk 70 start See MR. MURRAY.
Rm 4o2 l40b q ST. NV 40
MEN. white. fun or part time. TO
learn hiehly skilled local moving
Go 10 Amoco station. MINI. and
Penna Sc, 4 am. Mon for first
~ 800 l-hour training sessions.
Earn S50-lOn wk. faccnrding 70
interest and ability while learn
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YOUNG MAN to learn refrigeration.
exp psEne unnecessary. SODA
Eye st. ne, ME. S-0043. --3
YOUNG MAN, experienced as ship
ping and receiving clerk in local
store. Neat handwriting, accuracy
with figures. good salary. per-
manent. Box ALA. Star. 80
YOUNG MAN to learn business and
assist owner; good hours; pleasant
surroundings: chance for advance
ment. Prefer veteran looking for
a future. Call NO. 7-53l7 after
YOUNG MAN to learn carpet me-
chanics trade; must have Va. per-
nit Call KE $1,000. 30
YOUNG MAN, white. neat and per-
sonable to learn radio broadcast
ing business. Apply MR.. DELANO.
WINK, Sth and Eye SITS. NV
YOUNG MAN, white. for shipping
room work, assembling orders.
DOUBLEDAY HILL ELECT. CO.,
1l35 Dixie st. ne.
YOUNG MAN, mechanically inclined,
good pay, steady work. References.
1OH 18th st NV
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The
c & P. Telephone Co.

CLERKS "a. white. aged - TO 40.
TO learn iile and once work. must
write lesibly ana move quickly. no
newcomers Large Office near 18th
and Fl SITS NV. han6ling no mer-
chandise Hours 500 tc &: half
day Sat Good salary. Permanent
Phone MA. s-llls. III
CLERK Young lady. for cigar and
newsstand. 3 30 to IL. reference
Box 332-Y. Star. II
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The man 1 am seeking
is employed, of good
character and integrity.
Established wholesale
bakery Servin G hotel,
restaurant and institu-
ton trade needs person.
able sales drives. The
reason for wanting to
leave your present job
must be a valid one. We
are expanding and OPP
portunitieS exist for ca
pable men in our organ
iZation.
Re ply, giving family
background information,
experience and objective.
Strict mutual conf
dence, of course.
BOX 1917, STAR.
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MEN
10 HOURS PER WEEK

Are YOU interested In working
a few EVENINGS week and Sat TO
supplement YOUR present ineome2
Sales and service car nee For
further Information please report
li,{Oa Duke st. Alex Va : pm.
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YOUNG MAN

To learn retail shoe business. Re-
turning veterans welcomed as APP
plicants; experience not necessary;
a permanent position for the right
man; fine opportunity for advance
ment. Apply promptly to Mr.. Law
renee, mgr, HANOVER SHOE
STORE, 939 Pa. ave, NV. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29
YOUNG MAN

High school graduate. mechan-
ically inclined, for assembly work in
precision instruments manufacturing
shop. Paid vacations, hospitaliza-
ton, pension plan. Apply BOWEN 81
CO. 124S7 Chapman ave. Rockville,
Md. OIL o-7SOO 40
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CLEAN CUT
Neat Appearing

Between 90 and 80 yrs. or age.
white. to work IN recently opened
factory branch. Car necessary. Sal
sppt.
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NATIONAL
INFORMATION
SERVICE

II you can get along on $50
week for 80 days. We will train you
to earn SIPS to 5000 a week. Only
married men need apply. Phone per-
sonnet dept, RE. i-440S for appt
II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29

CLERK TYfIST, is 10 30 yrs. short
hand helpful; 5-5i2 DAYS Rock
Vile Beth sil. Sp office. SlSn to
$500 mo. ROCKVILLE PERSON
MEL SERVICE, 10 Commerce lane,
Rockville, Md 20 2-a416. --"a
CLERk-TYPIST 49, Excellent oppor-
tunity for clerk-typist In national
organization apply AMERICAN
AUTOMoBII z ASSOCIATION, 1912
@ ST. nv RIM. 4nI go
CLERK TNPIST ,oung lady white,
for permanent position with life in
surance company 35-hour week
pleasant WORKING conditions COM
panv benefits See MR. MANGuM.
la2H Conn ave NV mi hoor
CLERK .TYPIST, part time. ; hours
day hours to suit YOU Call MIR
TUCKER DT S-tS3n -
CLERK TYPIST, part time, ~ -
per hour. must have car And
should live In Bethesda area Camp
Echo Lake OIL 10000 or oil.
2.lfn0 Mr. BEST go
CLERK -TYPIST, white, permanent
position IN credit Office pleasant
working conditions SOUTHERN
DISCOUNT CO Dr S-hlHh Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29

TREE EXPERTS. exper only, want.
ms steady work GOOD pay, no
drifters DE 2.li7l ewes and
TRuCKMEN. CONTRACT Large
earnines with tull-time operation
can be yours under long-term con-
tract, Choice openings for travel
= States and Canada mOving fur
niture, Paid training program
Many other benefits Men with good
references. 25-45 years, wanted
Furnish 1854 or later model gas
n0wered tractor personally drive IT,
Call or write Mr. j r. HoltZ. be-
tween the hours of s to ; Monday
thrOuRh Friday and y to IL Sat.
urqays. Driver Personnel AERO
MAYFtOWER TRANSIT CO. INC,
lncianapolis Ind, Melrose 7-33fl
TN SERNICEMEN-Ex per. outside
par time ewes Top pay PENN
TELENlSIoN CO nos 18th ST Sc
II i-0ntR 40
~ SrRvICEMEN. fun or part time.
steady Job, GOOD pay vac. and other
benefits HUI 3-444s 80
~ AND RADIO SERvICEMAN--
Expert full or part time excel
salary RIA 3-1S@S. 90
TV TECHNIClAN for bench and out.
side work experienced only tor
salary. Call IA. 2-2366, 40
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YOUNG MAN

EXCEL. OPPORTUNITY FOR
YOUNG MAN. HIGH SCHOOL
GRAD, WITH OLD. ESTABLISHED
SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
BACKGROUND IN BANKING OR
ACCOUNTING DESIRABLE BUT
NOT NECESSARY. FOR INTER-
VIEW, CALL Mr.. FRAZIER ST.
$4,000.
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WANTED
8 MEN

with cars (white) 20 to IS yrs. Of
age, no canvassinR, $3.50 per mo.
salary. Call RA. 6-l201.
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VOTING MEM

Good opport. for intelligent, am
pltlo1s young men, 70 learn PLUMP
large wholesale supply house. Call
ST. 3-0050, Ext. 203. for further
inform tim -
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CASHIERS

PerSonable young ladies for inter-
esting work IN front Office must
have aptitude for handline cash and
like working with people Apply
personnel office
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YOUNG MAN

Are you Renuinely interested in a
career of appliance service work
to be a specialist in dishwasher,
gas and electric range service. High
school education or equivalent re-
CURED. This is permanent posi-
ton, in a fast growing service de-
partment. Of Washington largest
wholesale kitchen distributor. Phone
MIR. RoSedale at LA. 6-5513 after
10 am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29

Six women 20 work evenings. 8 I'll
$3.50 m. public relations dept. Of
national Arm White only, $40 per
eve TO those who qualify. For inter.
view, call Ex. 3-34i0. Mon. Tues :.
IL Am. 70 3 Pm. so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29
PART-TIME MAN

Have you a regular Job, free 2
nights 6 TO 9. under 80, some past
Sait5 experience? We can offer you
qualified leads - SALARY
Apply KEYSTONE CO.. $50 10th ST.
NV. Monday, IL TO 9 or after 6
pm
AMBITIOUS FAMILY MAN
Betw. $3.50. to learn the life insur-
anec business should have eouiya-
lent oil high school ed. and be now
employed; oppor, TO earn while
learning. NO IMMEDIATE INTER-
FERENCE WITH PRESENT POSI-
TON. Even moderate success with
our company guarantees you a very
good future some men earn $500 to
5000 while learning. We are a large,
old company Write in confidence to
Box pa, Star.
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CLERK

For valet shop in Queens Chapel or
Langley Park area wonderful op-
portunity for promotion 10 store
manager, must be aggressive and
reliable lady with some sales ey-
perience and able 20 furnish refer
ences Apply CENTRAL CLEANERS,
WI Carroll 81 NV Ii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29

ADMINISTRATIVE sECRE TARY.
legal and real estate experience. in
teTesting. diversified worn. Oppor-
tunity for advancement Salary
,,rn,, RE r11SS -
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BEAUTY OPERATORS
STYLISTS
Full or Part Time

Excellent opportunities for ex-
tremely high earnings Many com.
pany dement's including discount on
Apply EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HEIGHT CO.
z si 81 :. 81 spp MY
p EfnSqS ~ ana aRfEiI iSG9tln Pa
Glebe Rid and Wilson Blvd
BOOKKEEPER. fun charse; young
woman. auto installment back
ground preferred but not essential;
capable OF assuming fun RESPONSE
bility salary open Please state
ase experience, etc. Box ! "A.
BooKKEgPER with tipping ability.
perm, pleasant lob; air-cond quiet
once Call Mrs Hampton, BREN-
NER PHOTO co. 933 Pa. ave. NV,
BooKKEEPER and general once
worker, settled person with ma.
chine experience preferred good
chance TO associate with old estah-
lisheo frm. give past experience.
references, marital status and age
In first letter Resident Of North
ern Virginia only Box 44-Y Star.
full charge. for sm all
established real estate, loan and
insurance once must have expert
ence, be very good typist, and have
good local references; salary com.
mensurate with experience and
ability. Reply Box Tg-Z. Star 40
BOOKKEEPER. mature, 70 work IN
contractors once and shop should
have minor knovledEe Of book
keeping Shorthand not essential.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29

POTOMAC EMP. AGCY.
1894 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. $4,000
nll King ST Alex XII g-5O55
lo4 E Broad Falls Oh. JE 2-721z
Are You This Woman?
Do you need 70 earn $50 70 SO
weekly? Do YOU have a car and
few nights free7 II so call
Du 7.Aknn
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MAN WITH CAR
MAN-AMRITIOuS

Big earnings; no experience nee
esSary Apply 1907 Georgia ave NV
10 am to B pm daily
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CLERK

1925 years of age to handle de-
tailed clerIcai assignment In cur
acct dept 5-dsy. 40-hour week,
pleasant surroundings, planned SAL
AIRY advancement. Apply personnel.
Room toe Open weekdays, 3O-5.
and Sat. al No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
l10l PA. AVE. NV.
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Administrative
Secretary
FOR STORE EXECUTIVE

Excellent opportunity for
advancement. Interesting
and varied duties. 2O% dis
count on purchases. 5-day,
4O-hour week. Hospitaliza-
ton and insurance. Liberal
vacation. Free pension plan.
Many other benefits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29
CLERKS
CLERK

Over Is must be able TO work
7:l5 am. to 3:15 pm one week
and 3:l5 pm to 1l:15 pm the
following week Employe benefits
after 3 months employment Anply
personnel ONCE MAYFLOWER no.
TEL Conn. ave, and De Sales 81 NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29
BOX 455-A, STAR

This ad could be the best break
OF your business career, Now that
you have read . THINK and
ACT,
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TRANSPORTER

For leading weekly news magazine
Work will consist primarily Of
transcription and general Office du-
ties, should have dictaphone and
general Office experience. tape re-
cOrdine experience preferred mini
mum accurate tYpins speed Of 80
W,p M good BACKGROUND In correct
English usage essential Pleasant
working conditions, in air-condi-
TONED building. many company
benefits
Call DI $1,000. Ext. 263 be-
tween . am. and pm --3O
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-09-14

the Library of Christian Classics. }
Without Imprimatur.
HEALY, Z. F. Medical Ethics.
noyola University Press. So.
Written primarily as a textbook
for Catholic medical schools and
hospitals.
MAHR, AUGUST. Francesca: A
Legend. Vantage. $685.. Histori-
cal novel or fictional biography of
ST. Francis of Assist.
ROBERTO, BROTHER. Angel
Of The Ragpickers. Duiarie. So.
Biography of Father Jean Lamay
for upper grade readers; to this
French priest appeared visions of
Christ and the Blessed Virgin.
ROBERTO. Their. The
Flame Still Burns. Dujarie. 81.
Biography for upper grade read
ers of st. Margaret of Cortona.
thirteenth century Franciscan
tertiary.
ROBERTO, BRO I HER. Now
Comes The Hangman. Dujarie.
So. Biography for upper grade
readers of Blessed Oliver PUNK
EFT, seventeenth century Arch
bishop of Armagh, martyred in
1851.
ROBERTO, BROTHER. A Torch
In The Darkness. Dujarie. S2).
Biography for upper grade read
ers of st. John Capistran, fif-
teenth century Hungarian Fran
ciscan Observant who led part of
the crusade against the Turks.
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God Love You
Our Lord Sang a Song of Joy
On the Night He Died for Us
by Bishop Fulton ]. Sheen

bubble gum so that a little or
phan girl my age 70 years. may
have something to eat" to
M.D.H. for $500. ('The attached
card of dimes represents the
sacrificing of sweets for 'ener-
gy' for those who haven't bread
for sustenance." to J.L.H.
for $500. Il have just opened
a checking account. | am send
ing you check No. ! for two ia
vors ] received"
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For Catholic Reader:
For Catholic Reader:
Latest Books Cover ALI
Facets of Catholic Life

CATHOLIC PRESS DIREC-
TORY, 1956-1957. Catholic Press
Association, 80 East 39th Street.
New York, New York Is. So. Pa
per-. Annual directory and sum-
mary of statistics, covering 594
newspapers and magazines.
ERNEST, BROTHER. Just One
OF Us. (Notre Dame. Ind: Duja-
rie Press. $3.50. Biography on
high school level of ST. Gabriel.
nineteenth century Passi o n S t
saint.
ERNEST, BROTHER. King of
Giants. Dujarie. S2). Biography
for upper grade readers of Mi
chaelangelo; with reproductions
in halftone.
ERNEST, BROTHER. So Shines
The Lamp. Dujarie. So. Biogra-
ply of the seventeenth century
st. Lawrence of Brindisi, general
of the Capuchins.
ERNEST, BROTHER. The Story
of Saint George. Dujarie. $1.25).
Story of the patron of England;
for children aged seven to ten.
GREENE, GENARD. The Hour
OF The Dragon. (Dujarie. So. A
biography for upper grade read
ers of Blessed Theophane Ven
ard, nineteenth century mission
er to the Chinese.
GREENSL.ADE, S. L., ed. Early
Latin Theology. West m in S e r
Press. So. Selections from the
writings of Tertullian, Cyprian,
Ambrose and Jerome. (Vol. V in
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-09-14
Missionary for Many Moons
Workers Find Pilgrim
Prison on PauIist Site

BOSTON, Mass.-Remains of
what was apparently on early col
cnial prison have been discover
ed by the Paulist Fathers in ex-
cavations on Boston's historic
Park Street.
Diggins for the foundation of
an information center which will
be named for the well-known
writer, Father James ellis, C.S.
p, workers ran into two small
underground rooms lined with
hand-hewn slabs of granite.
According to Father William
p. Mcdonald, esp, who is di-
reeting the operation. these may
be remains of Bridewell Prison,
built by the Pilgrim Fathers in
1865 to hold heretics, witches and
alcoholics.
This is probably the last of
the discoveries to be made on the
site of the project informa-
ton center, Father Mcdonald
said. Digging is about finished,
and construction on the building
will begin soon.
Among other relics of early
Boston which have been turned
up during the excavation were
stables and an underground tun-
mel for cows that once browsed
on Boston Common; set of
water cisterns, two old wine bot
ties, a vial of still unidentified
liquid, and an axe-head.
1t had been rumored that the
body of John Hancock might be
somewhere near the excavation,
but so far the remains of the first
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-09-14

The assertion 10 made in an
article, How Catholic is Latin
Ameries7" by MsryknoII Father
Albert J. Nevins in the current
issue of Sign magazine, pub
lished in Union City. NJ. j., by
the Psssionist Fathers.
According to Father Nevins. the
Church is at best, just holding
on in Latin America.
Facts do not warrant calling
Latin America a Catholic contin-
ent, he writes. by tradition it
is Catholic, but in actual prac-
tice the Latin American people
as whole live in neglect of their
Faith. The great body of peo-
pie of Latin America live out
side the Church, separated from
its sacraments, ignorant of its
doctrines, and unaware of the so
cial teachings that could lift
them from their wretched pow
erty.
Auxiliary Bishop Jose Tavora
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placid, plpe-smoking young man
who leaves here next month for
another year of same.
He's Father VsevoIod Roch.
kau, 81, who is making q sort
of business visit here. His Job
pastor for handful OF Eski.
mos who inhsbit Little oio-
mede island, closest US. pos
session TO Soviet Russia.
The Diomedes, Big and Little.
lie halfway between Siberia and
Alaska in the Berine Strait. 20
miles from the mainland either
way. Much smaller OF the two
Little Diomede flies the Ameri.
can flag. II is home during eight
winter months for an even JOG
Eskimos. white teacher and his
wife, noisy population of seals
and birds - and Father Rochkau.
Across two and q half miles
of iee-ehoked water, Big Dio-
nede has no Eskimos but prob
ably even more wiidlife than
Little Diomede. II also has a
yesr-sround garrison Of Rus
ssin troops manning q meteor
illogical station and an sirstrip.
But the people on Little Dio-
mede are always conscious the
Russians are near. There's the
sentry. Red-starred planes land
and take off. Ships, presumably
with military supplies, steam
through the Strait.
The Eskimos, who once visited
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-09-14

most on fhs
su b / CT Of
Joy, fi,e same
night as I he
d ar kness of
G ct hsemane
and fhe shsd-
o Wa o Z fh Q
Gross were al
ready reach
ing er SIS
His Path.