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WATERFRONT PRop-sALE

FOR SALE or wA TRADE
Beautiful 4-bedrm.. all-yr. home.
on extra-large lot; has good SAND
BEACH pier: will consider trade for
Srmi9er Or Ritche " hwy Cal 1t after er
ON THE WATER
SOUTH RIVER AREA. RAMSEY
BAY; excel. waterfront. pier. plenty
rambler OF 3 bedrms., 2 baths, large
Nv rm with fireplace. din. rm.. pic
ture windows: excel, community. For
appt., call Mr.. STARTLING, at UN.
7-422l s Or r. RE 75l729. I'll 10th st.
mr. $3.50 DOWN. BEDROOM
with acre Of ground: year-round
community; across from school: bar
gain price. SS,450; only 81 miles
from Washington. Call MAX
SCHWARTZ Dealbso Md. UN. q
TWO ISLANDS, several hundred
acres, plenty Of ducks and rock fish.
minds: We can tie-in with this.
complete lodge, nice boat dock.
thirty-foot speed boat. good house,
cute bar, caretaker's home.
One large island. several houses.
AOhH bNaaktAui HAlltt oNIlu UCdCU. OIL
t TStk s sissG 'fami' VIII ike this
Small island in York river. plenty
Of ducks and rock fish. (Too secluded
for better half), $4,000.
Old plantation. over two hundred
most beautiful three story spiral
staircases in the south. half value
at around $500
Lovely home. enough acreage.
boat dock. long water front. barns.
tenant house. garage apartment.
Profit making farm. two hundred
nfty acres. seventy I'VE clear. well
fenced. stream. modernized home.
crepe myrtle and dogwood lawn.
s so%ns a t@Ds Sooy siTs mic:
tired was $4,000. now sac. 200.
Several hundred year old planta-
ton. fair house over three hundred
acres growing timber. several nice
streams. one and half mile, beautiful
VIII survey and quarter million
dollars for development. Around
KEITH MARSHALL REAL ESTATE
GLOUCESTER Rhi PofNT VIRGINIA
TELEPHONE--HAYEs STORE 2a553
WATERFRONT
CALVERT COUNTY
90 AcREs-Patuxent River tide
"a ACREs-Fronting Chesapeake
BAY
500 ACRES-Frontlng Ches. Bay.
30 ACRES--Fronting Chesapeake
Bay
124 ACRES - Fronting Patuxent
J. B. WATERS
Prince Frederick Md.
Phones. PA and ass
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

BROCK HALL. the outstanding de-
yelop. Of acreage estates in nearby
Md.-lh2 to 5 acres, wooded or
cleared; located on the Largo Marl-
boro. I'd. md. 202l. 3 mi. from
Mariporo; reas. liberal terms,
NJ. LEO STORCH, Developer. SP.
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VACATION PLACES

MOUNTAIN RESORT HOMEsITB in
Blue Ridge Acres sacrifice sale 70
close estate; $500 Golf. swim
mine. clubhouse available Box
35O-C, Star
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Nice building sites, over an acre.
I miles from Fairfax County Court
house, on state hwy No. 9i2; nice
terms Call OWNER any day TIL 2
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OUT FRONT

Cozy cottage. situated on the
beautiful Chesapeake Bay: rooms
nice community. between Chesapeake
Bay and Breezy Point. 81 600 Other
selections Call PENINSULA REALTY
CO. North Beach. Md. Alpine q
EnnN
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALs

Ice, HOUSE,, IL rms. 3 baths:
united or as 3 apis; suit, for club.
Bay: SO mi. Box use, Star.
LOTS ON CHESAPEAKE BAY, 20
miles south OF Salisbury. Md
White sand beach, fishing, crab
at $500. Cali 10. f-434a.
TWO BEACH LOTS at Kent Island.
Queen Anne County. $50 dn., $50
per mo. HA. 7-7!72.
LAKE JACKsON-12O-ft, water
front, log -and-stone house; 8 bed
rms, - baths, liv, rm.. din. rm.,
boat house. iioatins dock. boat.
from Rte SSli sis ,gpn' Phone Dn,,
Manassas liO-M.5. OWNER
SELBY-ON.TIIE-BAY. MD.-High,
level lot, lOUxl0O. overlook. water:
iaSt-erow, community; good swim,
nshing, BOATING. oil, 2-bb3S.
WOODED LOT at Drum Point Beach
ther details. call FL. 4-640b.
RIvERFRONT LOTS--Lorelei Es-
tates. on shenandoah River mr.
Luray, Va. Small down payment re-
duired co. b-S73b or Elk. 3-1748
MOUNTAIN COTTAGE sITE-Life
membership private club: Shenan-
doah River. hunting. fishing. boat
Ing, club house, swimming pool
recreation areas. ! hour ID. c.. sac
-riflce JE 3-0i79.
ATTRAC. FURN. summer cottage,
bcaut. location owners planned
y for year-round retirement home
Call EN- 2-gi0l. Washington,
eyes. II, C., mgr. Sherwood Forest,
CARE ST. MARYs, sandRatc. Md
. bedrms, liy. rm., KIT, bath.
storage and rear porch. co. lage
on = lge lots. blk from sand
beach. Excel swimming, fishing
and boating Price, SU,uUO Open
Sat, and sun. See OWNER. UN.
I-I07u
NANJIMOY BAY - on this wide
Charles County. Md. a ' miles b. &,
line. Is an opportunity TO purchase
a 25-acre point, having 2,600-ft.
shore frontage, where needed is
protected against erosion nv steel
piling. Improved BY most COM
niete set OF living and farm build
lngs and tractor equip. farming
tools. Paved road stops at property
assuring privacy. For detailed in-
formation please apDiy To THEO-
DORE r. MENK M 18th 81. NV,
Elk 3-2fiO. Waterfront acreage and
country properties since 1921.
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LOTS. ACREAGE WANTED

BUILDER WANTS GROUP Of is to
80 lots with sewer and water ready
TO go. Reply Box 3gg-C. Star
WE. NEED MORE LOTS. acreage,
Or farms In d c. or nearby Nd.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000
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BRADLEY LANE. Bethesda area
Approx $4,000 50. IT., all utils. I;
$4,000. Call OIL. 4-39S1.
WEST SHOREHAM BEACH = Lot,
cleared. l block from waterfront,
S0x1S0. HA. 2-3S73.
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EASTERN SHORE

SUMMER HOME FOR RENT
Small estate: private beach: 4 bed
rooms. . baths. Dock for cruiser:
MIR ENGELMORE, i55 Riverside
dr. we. or phone MU. 3-0951
or TR 7-s022.
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ANDRIs REALTY, INC.
ExcELLENT by; ONLY 5000
. Beautiful HomesiteS
ShN1Oa Or FIT EACH

Sbx1Ob,95 Fl. EACH
Sewer and water Available
Next Door 70 63i3 Kirby Road
SHAPIRO. INC. NE. s-l7l7
$50 DowN--i00 BY 900 IT, RAM
bier sites. coiesvilie I'd, develop
ment; past Silver Spring. Md;
KAY Realty co. RIA $4,000
BEAUTIFUL. l0.s0O-sq. 1T lot in
beautiful setting: for sale. asking
HAROLD B. BoNART a. CO.
Dl. 7-05s0 Ewes, OIL. 4-bg47
HoMEsfTEs; Is to IS miles from
D. c. over excellent highways Lots,
! acre or more. $500 10 81 800.
TRACTS, acres or more, suitable
retirement homes or small farms.
50 Oy 70 y 800 SoV ACRE RI " TRACTS. suitabl.
subdivision. located convenient TO
prosperous towns, near busy highway:
WITHIN committing distance OF d. e.
LEONARD SNYDER. Real Estate
Tel WE. 4-33l1 La Plata. Md.
:. ALL!AN wv IL &C., on paved
ro ~ 300. 500 dnI bal to suit.
and natural rock garden back
Rround; $4,000. $1,000 dn.
] TO . &C. wooded lots on new I'd.
At very low realistic values
Call II A. II. DFvEI OPMENT CO.
VIII. 2-7l22 or EV. 4-D5l5.
18th AND HAMLIN SITS. NE.
$1,000 So IT, suitable for church,
instltution or retail business. viii
sell all or part
kAss REALTY co. INC.
EN-. $4,000 OWNER 10. 5-357s
BUILDERS INVESTORS
FOUR CORNERS. SILVER SPRING
Comml, lot. .50-ft. frontage. Priced
for quick sale
MANOR CLUB - Lot, iOOx22b.
WHEATON AREA--27 lots; gas,
water. sewer, Ready TO 20,
SILVER RPRINo--Excel located
residential lots; paved. everything
90 70 100 acres. silver Spring
C. p. FLETCHER. Resltor
10. 4-0bO4
the Man That sella The Land"
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THOS. F. HALEY
Realtor
Lanham. Md AP S-S300
Tidewater, So. Maryland

y
!. Lower Patuxent River. Hilltop
AcreS--ia TO . acres In each site.
wooded. narbor. sandy beach sea-
food, ducking. upland game. S2,5UU,
liberal mOrtgage, immediate possess
sion; 30 miles D. c.
= fatuxent River--i-room and
bath home. electric kitchen, utility
house, orchard; boat, sandy beach.
dock. immediate possession, As
miles d. c.; Sl0,750.
3. Patuxent River--i 81 acres, =
rm. modern home. porches; 206 feet
waterfront. sandy beach, dock good
harbor, paved road; immediate pos
session, 80 miles d, c.
4. Dares Beach; . lots: broom
home; directly on bay; completely
furnished. immediate possession. 3S
miles ID. c.; $500.
;. ST, Leonard'S Creek--i acre: g.
room modern rustic lodge: fireplace,
screened porch; furnished. outbuild-
ings; boat, harbor, sandy beach. i'm
mediate possession; 4S miles ID. c.;
$i3050.
9. 30 acres: ST. George River area;
private oyster ground; perfect har-
Dor; 2-story. rooms and bath mod
tured timber; paved road; ifnmedi-
ate possession; $4,000, 80 miles
See our ad under Farms for
Sale" We have farms, waterfronts.
homes, going businesses TO MI your
requirements CALVERT REALTY
Prince Frederick. Maryland. Phone
los 36i and 225-Ji. INSPECTION
RY APpOI XIMENT
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SUMMER HOMES

iLoG-TYPE HOMES, mr.. Thurmont.
Md--Fronting. fishing creek. near
dem, modern dream home. IS, 600
Sl0,500. HOGAN, Agt., JU. 5-0240.
SHERWOOD FOREST, MD. For sale,
pl.. din. rm. and kit, Ice. scr. pchs.
Call Baltimore, Hopkins 7-4slh.,
FREDERICK. MD. AREA-CottaFe
on Fishing Creek: modern bath and
electric kitchen: IA acres with
creek running through property;
$4,000 with good terms. Can BE-
seen today. Call EN- 2-22l6. OF,
EFadarfHE Mo ~ pnnn
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BEVERLY BEACH

Estate. for sale---4 bedroom house.
fully insul. oil hot-water heat, 2
full baths, front and rear porch: also
dble garage with upstairs. 4-room
apartment. also 3-room cabin: ali
furnished and equip. with elec. appl.
for, see CR1SER REALTOR at BeV-
erley Beach, Md,
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LONG BEACH

Excellent opportunity for astute
purchaser. beautiful contemporary
modern 2-bedroom masonry cottage.
Price only $3.50, which includes
ings. living and dining rooms have
large glass areas overlooking Ches-
apcake Bay: lot 7bxl0O.
Also several other excellent buys;
] to bedrooms. inspect any day
or Sunday, For details. phone
M I, RoCKHILL. INC, ST. Leon
ard. Maryland.
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IL ACRES. CLINTON, MD: / mi.
from new highway No, 8: hard sur
face road: nearly all clear land:
unfinished 4-bedrm. house running
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wATERERoNT-sALE Cont. J
SHERWOOD FOREST - cottage

SHERWOOD FOREST - Cottages.
2. 3, 4 and 8 bedrms. T. r. FITz-
GERALD, EN- 3-6O9l,
sELBY-ON-THE-BAY - Year-round
home. ttuated on 3 lge. wooded
lots. near water. Lge. liv. rm., fire.
place. 2 lge. bedrms., din. nm,
kitchen and hath; oil fi.-wh, Also
waterfront lot for sale. WILLIAMS,
ma, S-4033; ewes. and Sun. EN-.
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IN ANNANDALE-2 adjacent lots. on
paved street and sewer line: menu
bership in recreation center. Call
JE. 4-Ol5B
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MAX c.
SCHWARTZ
REALTOR
YOUR WATERFRONT SPECIALS
DIRECTIONS

Drive miles south OF Prince
Frederick on Soiomons Island I'd.
turn left at St Leonard and fol-
low Long Beach signs 70 once
on bay. NJ. E. RoCKHIlL, INC.
Frndnrlck 2nG-.I
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HIILSMERE sHoREs-.-A nice sum-
mer home with three bedrooms.
This is well built house and a
heating plant can be easily Installed.
There is n living dining room and
modern. bath and kitchen. Price Is
moderate
WHITEHALL BEAcH-About an
acre .directly. on deep water and
with. beautiful big trees. The plant
ing Is also excellent Besides large
living room. there Is a library, din.
Ina room and kitchen Upstairs are
two bedrooms and bath. A two.
car garage with apartment and
hobby shop
CAPE ST. cLAIRE--A aue home
on LARGE lot and in a nice ioca-
ton Some Of the features Include
the fact that II is only two years
old, has full basement with oil
heat. Three bedrooms ceramic tile
bath laree modern kitchen, living.
dining room, fireplace Price Is low
and so are the carrying charges.
JOSEPH ID LAzENBY. REAITOR
"l5 Main St, Annapolis Maryland
Telephone colonial 3.9RSl
SpVcrna Park ONCE, Sow PIX IISR
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MRS. LOUIE p. DopsoN

SANDOz, INC.
SEVERN RIVER-over . acres
with choice waterfront, 6-room home
with unfinished md a. 2-car garage
and work shop; excellent pier
ANNAPOLIS WATERFRONT--:I-
bedroom home oil hot-water heat:
2-car garage; city water and sewer;
dock with excellent anchorage a
To buy or sell waterfront property
In the Annapolis area, call or write;
EVA GUIDE BRANDT, Realtor
ANNAPOLIS, Md. CoioniaI H-aHIo
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COLTONS POINT, Southern Md
Waterfront cottage: rms, bath:
excel. eond.: ser. porch. partly
Turn: d lots. garage. Beaut. view
OF Potomac: good fishing and boat
ing. 81 $50. Call DR.. LOCKE,
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH
ON THE BAY
LOVELY Victorian home. built
around the turn of the century:
well preserved and cared for with q
number Of improvements added: sit
uated on q corner lawn T7xl00 II.
adjacent to a wooded area: high
above and / block from the bay;
about minutes walk to beach. salt
water pool, picnic area and harbor.
LIST floor has 5 lge. rooms and full
bath; End floor has 4 rooms and
bath of center hall, plus sun deck
facins bay for taking your private
sun bath; has basement with hot
water heating plant; garage for your
cars or boat. The lawn is fenced
with a hedge in front, eyergreens
and summer flowers: an ideal loca-
ton for mother and children or
grandchildren. or could be used as
guest or convalescent home: owner Is
reluctant to sell. but circumstances
make It necessary, for only Sll $50
furnished: liberal terms II desired.
Dial Alpine 7-3SS1.
CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
At The Bayfront Stop Sign
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ANNANDALE AREAS acres with
sewage and water available. Zoned
age on Rte. 236. JAMES p. SHi-
VAR, Broker. FL. 4-S036.
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Drive miles south of Prince
Frederick on SolomonS Island I'd
turn left at ST Leonard and follow
Long Beach signs TO ONCE on
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reasonable. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY.
INC 20. 2;6I5l ewes. Mr.. schia-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-11

adults brought a better attend.
ance at the concert. The patrons
were justly rewarded. The Sym
phony Orchestra under the direc-
ton of the new conductor, Mr.
Evan Whallon, gave an excellent
program of Pops music.
But this year. the young peo-
pie are leaving no stone unturned
to assure the success of the ven
ture. They have had meetings
with Mr.. Whallon, who has grac-
iously assisted them ia the devel-
opment of a program Of music
which they are sure will be pleas
ing to all.
And to assure publicity and the
sale of tickets, they have called
IN the Front Guard of the Sym
phony Orchestra itself-the wom-
en-. Mrs. Frank West, president
of the board of the Columbus
Symphony Orchestra, and a men,
Der of Our Lady Of Victory par
ish, is acting as advisor to the
concert chairman, Miss Judy Well
nitz of st. Agatha.
Assisting in the promotion
Of the program are Mrs. John
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-11
Ohio Hospitals
Receive New
OAA Procedures

Last Saturday procedures were
released for securing payment in
hospital care hardship cases of
old age benefit recipients be-
yond the ten-day limit. j.
Governor c. William O'Neill
had ordered the State Welfare De-
partment to pay the full medical
hospital expenses for Ohio's Old
Age Assistance recipients for a
trial period of 80 days.
Thomas d. Weller. chief of the
division of Aid for the Aged, in
accordance with the order releas-
ed the new procedures to all hos
pital administrators in the state.
The legislature had given the
Welfare department. $500, 900
less than it had requested. Pay
ments to old age recipients was
at an average of one million dol
lars a month which would have
created a deficit at the end OF the
year.
The Department, in an attempt
to live within the legislative ap-
preparation had placed a ceiling
Of ten days paid care for any re-
cipient.
After meeting with several lay
persons and various welfare
groups Governor O'Neill issued
the full payment order and re-
quested a legislative study of the
problem.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-11
Sponsor Annual Pops
Concert at Valley Dale Oct. 3Oth

The Catholic Youth Coun-
ell of the Central Deanery
has announced the presenta-
ton of the annual Catholic
Youth Week Pops Concert
and Dance on Wednesday, Octo-
Der 80, at Valley Dale.
The concert will be presented
by the Columbus Symphony Or.
chestra under the direction of Mr..
Evan Whallon beginning at 8:15 p.
IN. and will be followed by q pro-
gram of dancing to the music of
Chuck Selby's Orchestra.
This will be third year for this
eye program which is sponsored
by the cultural committee, and
council members are determined
to make it a success.
They point with pride to the
fact that they pioneered this
type Of program three years ago
when the Columbus Symphony
was just beginning. They were
quick to grasp the importance
Of interesting the young people
engaged in the youth ApostoIste
in the growing cultural Of the.
community.
Last year, the emphasis on the
fact that this was a program for
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-11
Priest Finds
Haven For
Eyicted Family

NEW YORK - MC)-A priest
stepped in to find temporary
haven for a young couple and
their four children who were
excited from a New York apart.
ment scheduled for demolition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric L. Duran
and their family - with two of
the children i'll with tensilitis-
had tried every recourse to de-
lay their eviction or find a new
home. Nothing worked until
Msgr. Joseph A. Mccartney of
Holy Cross Church offered to
pay for a weeks hotel stay. The
couple accepted the offer.
Mr.. Duran, rs, an e~lectronics
student who worked as superin.
tendent of his apartment build
ing, was told on August 81 that
he must move his family by Sep.
TENDER 10. The student receiv,
ed $50 q month salary and free
rent Of his $43. 70-a-month flat.
The Durans were unable to
find other lodging because their
money for rent is limited to SIS
a month. Their children range
in age from five years to four
weeks.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-11

Dvnkle, the Central Desnery
president Of the Council Of
Catholic Women and Mrs. {. j.
Mcdonald Of ST. Mary Msgds.
Iene parish and member of the
staff Of the Catholic Youth
Bureau. Both Mrs. Dunkle and
Mrs. Mcdonald are veterans Of
last years DccW Pops concert
held 1T the Veterans Memorial.
Judy and her committee oil
young men and women in the city
of Columbus are out beating the
paths with tickets for the concert
They are sounding the call to all
young adults, adults and high
school seniors to JOIN with them
to enjoy one Of the finest pro.
grams offered by any group or or.
gsnization in the community.
And they tell you if yeu think
you won't like it = you're wrong
They say you'll have fun being a
long hair and short hair all on
the same evening.
Tickets are available through
cut the city. They will be mailed
tc anyone calling the Catholic
Youth Bureau, CA. 1891.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-11

ments on the racial question,
Bishop Helmsing said.
I'VE have had the terrible
scandal in New Orleans" he
stated, referring 10 ths group
Of Catholic Iaymen who petit
toned the Pope to set aside
plans of their Archbishop re-
sardins racial infesrsfien in
Catholic schools.
Here is a case III which sup
posedly leading Catholics ques-
toned the teaching authority of
their Archbishop - he who was
sent by the Holy Ghost. No won
der the Pope never answered
their letter.
Seemingly, we are living in an
age of emotion rather than of
reason" he said.
But we must recognize the
teaching authority Of the Cath.
Ollie Church. No matter how we
may feel about il - and we
cannot help how we feel-Iet
Us realize the human race is
one. We are one in Christ.
so let us endeavor to throw
oil on these troubled waters. If
you remember Christ's words,
Whatsoever you do to these the
least of my brethren, you do unto
Me- you will 60 a long way to-
ward being Angels of Peace in
oar time" he said.
Bishop Helmsins Iikened the
feelings Of many persons
against Negroes TO the feelings
Of some non.c afhoIies in his di.
geese toward Catholics. Many
nome stholics fear the Church
because Of the stories they have
heard about the Terrible Cath
Ollie Church and IT'S hierarchy"
he stated.
Patient understanding will help
in both cases toward making
ones neighbors grow to the reali-
cation that all are one in Christ,
he said.
The Bishop spoke to some $50
Catholic laymen, some of whom
left their farms, where the cot
ton-picking season is in full
swing, to attend the breakfast.
The Knights gave Bishop Helm
sing a standing ovation at the con-
clusion of his talk.
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Natal University women that
some persons draw the CHROME
GUS conclusion that public money
should never be used for the
teaching of religious dogma. He
continued:
why NOT? Are tsx-psYing
religious parents 10 be denied
the right 10 ask for religious
schools for their children? Is
this freedom, or Q evrfsiImens
Of freedom. IN fhs name Of
hvmsnisfie degms?"
In the curse of his talk, the
Archbishop labeled neutrality in
religion a myth. He said:
.If neutrality means absence
Of religion, it is an enemy of re-
Iigion. You cannot be fair to
mathematics, literature or his
tory in school by reducing them
to the minimum.
How, therefore, can you be
fair to religion in school by re-
ducing it to a minimum? What
sort of impression do you create
in a child's mind if in school
you are most exacting in regard
to the ordinary secular academic
subjects but give to religion
merely the polite nod Of an in
effective non-deneminational
Scripture period?
will not a child, subject to
this experience, grow up with
the conviction that religion is
of secondary importance despite
the efforts of parents to supply
some religious training at home?
"A just and fair system of
education should provide for par
ents who have strong religious
convictions and want to have
their children brought up in
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Il
Requiescant

You are asked to pray for the
rspose. Of the souls Of the follow.
ing and the others who have died
in ths Diocese during The past
week.
BARKER. Clarence z, 50, Oct,
|, st. Thomas church, Columbus.
st. Joseph cemetery.
BAUER, Mrs. Eda H., 68. Oct.
5, St. Thomas church, GAINESVILLE.
CLUTTS, Mrs. Louise, 81, Oct.
4, St. Catharine church, Column
bus.
CRAWFORD, Mrs. Elizabeth. SO.
Oct. 4, Holy Name church, Column
bus. st. Joseph cemetery.
DONER, Mrs. Rose R., A, Oct.
5, St. Catharine church, Column
bus. st. Joseph cemetery.
DURCAN, Miss Ann, SO, Oct. 6, st.
John the Evangelist church. Co.
lumbus. Mt. Calvary cemetery.
FOX, John Robert, ~, Oct. 3,
Holy Name church, Columbus. st.
Joseph cemetery.
GLEASON, Mary Rose, 96, Sept.
So, St. Joseph cathedral. Column
bus.
GRIFFIN, Ellen E., II, Oct. 3,
Immaculate Conception church.
Columbus. Mt. Calvary cemetery.
MALLETTE. Mrs. Christina
Louise, 81, Oct. 6, St. Mary
church, Portsmouth.
MILLER, Mrs. Minnie, Oct. 4,
St. Joseph church, Circleville st.
Coleman cemetery, Washington
CHI.
NEW, Miss Catherine, SO, Oct.
5, St. Thomas church, GAINESVILLE.
NIXON, Jesse E., 81, Oct. 6. st.
Vincent de Paul church, MI. Yer
non. Calvary cemetery.
PALMER, Arthur Thomas, IS,
Sept. 80, St. John the Evangelist
church, Columbus.
SCHAETZLE, Anthony J.. SO,
Sept. %, st. Thomas church. Co
lumbus. st. Joseph cemetery.