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IA. $4,000
Ia. 7-930O
ALL THE
FAMILY

Plus all the grandchildren, can
celebrate the holidays in this close:
in spacious stone home and all
dine together in its state size din.
rm., then all can congregate In its
l6x33-ft. liv. rm. and celebrate the
coming of Santa Claus. When re-
tirement time comes there are big,
big bedrms galore. some for those
who sleep peacefully and some for
those who snore. A full bsmt. for
inside play when weather. is bad.
large level lot with big stone
barbecue and grill for picnics and
parties under big oak trees when
weather is pretty, plus a Scar at.
tached stone garage with sun deck.
This is a big family home. approx.
10 yrs. old. now being. sold at
So, 900 reduction In price in order
to settle an estate. What q homel
What a bargain! Very attractive
mansion-type home today. Shown
nv amt only
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LOG LODGE on ga acres mr.. Lees.
burg pike on edge OF Falls Church
We'll constructed; plenty Of
trees: bedrms., 8 baths, lge
liv. rm,. lge. dining rm.. beaut
equip. kit, bsmt.; . outbldgs
fenced handicapped ground. Prop
in excel. cond. $4,000. McCAY
a. McCAY, INC. Realtors. ia
S-S675.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-HE. HOUSES fos sALs-mD.

1900 FRANKLIN ST. N.E.i opez
Thurs. Fri. sat. and sun
OWNER will sell single brici
bunsalov $500 less than FLA.
approved value: S1,5O0 down. 500
mo - large bedrms.s IN baths
bsmt.. Rarbase disposal. dish
washer: vacant. Call CO. 5-4a19
BR0OKLAND.-Ii-rm.. 3-bath. det
stuecc home on Newton st, neal
ernized. vacant: full bsmt.. oil
h.-w.h.. 2 kits. NE. 1851. EN-
3-354s. JOHN r. HoKE.
N. Y. AVE, End COMML.
9 rms. kit. and bath: bsmt. with
sep. entr S10.T50.
WEISS & STOLAR, INC.
Elk. s-534O. 0 Til 0
BARGAIN HUNTERS
3 complete apis. nr. Capitol on
ave, 3 baths. 3 kits, stoves and
refgrs.. new cond., furn. or unfurn.
Home or an investment. $1,000 to
$4,000 cash. ia. 9-7010.
COLORFD-vACANT-Redec.; l47
11th st. ne. Three apis: S396
Jn.. 8 bits, : baths, gas h. RALPH
d. COIN, tn. 10000.
ICOLORED-NR. 9Th AND RHODE
ISLAND AVE.-6 rms. porches,
new cond., vacant. S3O0-S500
OWNER, ia. 9-7Of6.
COLORFD-HOME AND INCOME
-.3-unit apartment building near
Sears Bladensburg store. A real
Call Mr.. SEVENTY. Ma S-O33a
a. s. GARDINER g. CO. 1881
i ST NV.
COLORED-FREE RIDE-Big buy,
no money dn., $50 mo-: 4 bedrms,,
. rchs. DI. 7-105l. on. 6-7380.
col ORED-260S 18th ST.-Price
and terms reduced: vacant:
comml.: newly dec. 2-story bunga..
Z bedrms.. b.: full bsmt;: oh. W !;
$500 dn.. 500 mo. UN. 4-7045.
CoLoRED-7Of OGLETHORPE ST.
NE.-(Open Sunday 2-R pm
Luxury home, g rms, semi-cet.
2-storv brick, Q yrs. old: sep.
ding rm., spacious kit. nowder Irm!..
list a.; Ice. rec. rm.., s. lge; bed;
IinS.. dnc nctn; tiSiI NJ
APosToLIDEs, RE. 1894. tn.
|COLORED-MONTANAA AVE. NE
Large house, 3 bedrooms, full base
ment with outside entrance. Very
low down payment; attractive neigh-
bo-hoed. Must be seen to be an
preciated.
ALLEN a. ROCKS. INC. Realtors
FE. 10000 RE. 5-5960
CoLoRED-OPEN sun. 2 TO g
DO Claiming st.-7-rr'. brick:
gas heat: gar: redec Move in
JAMES CARR. Elk. 3-7400.
COL oREp-oPEN SUN. 8 TO s
RIGGS PE.-S195 DN.. 500 no.
SSS Emerson Sr,cs s. din eMod Tse
rm.. gAk heat, ward. Assume OF
loan. move in. JAMES CARR. TX,
3-74tO
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5000 Wis. Ave. EN-. 2-8400
Macarthur Blvd. Area
$50 WELLESLEY AVE.

OPEN SUNDAY is
Brick Cape Cod, one year old
a eEpsnsb Etc fca seStons H Ssa
rooms, bath. full basement; owner
elusive. DrREcTioNs: Out Mac.
blvd. bevond Goldsboroueh
I'd turn left across streetcar tracks
at Wellesley ave, right to house,
DONALD MERRYFIELD
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ARL., COLUMBIA HTS bedrm
semidetached: less than 4 miles
to Pentagon. Assume CT mort
gage; $4,000; payments on LIST
trust, S63 mo. Small down pay
ment md 2nd MORTGAGE can be
arranged. 1854 S. Harrison St,
ia. 1921
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sI5, 75O-3-bedrm. brick rambler
liv. rm with firepl., eating space
in lge. kitchen, stove, refer.
washing machine, wall-to-wal
carpet, air-cond unit, 3 bedrms
and bath. full bsmt., rec. rm.; lge
to schools and bus: $1,000 cash
MANNAS REALTY, JE. 2-3l1O
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CHILLUM. 1908 Sargent I'd; open
Sun. 12 to dark-3 bedrms., full
din. rm., lge. liv. rm. with fire-
place. kit. with table space, full
bsmt with outside entrance, rear
screened porch, Gear garage; lge
level lot. block to parochial and
public schools; only SI4.950. HA.
2-36sl. BARRY CO.. LA. 6-352a
COLLEGE PARK, OPEN SUN. TO-
g. Holy Redeemer parish, S7O7
4eth ave.-3 bedrms.. B.. full
hsnit.: oh. w h.; 60x160; Bendix;
$500 dn., $50 mo. UN. 4-7O4J.
COLLEGE PARK; brick; open for
bedrooms. living room with fire-
place, separate dining room. kit. I:
bath. enclosed porch and expand
able attic; basement with earage:
Sl4,e50, CLINTON d. WALKER,
CORAL Hills AREA-vacant brk
Cape Cod, . bedrms. with expan-
full bsmt. with maids rm; and
yard: u Blk. to sehs. and bus; h.
VIII; excel. terms Mi. Hitler,
LII. e-iSas. RE. $4,000 til o pm
PRUDENTIAL REALTY CO.
DISTRICT HEIGHTs-Lovely, brick
3-bedrm. rambler, on tree-Shaded
lot Firepl.. "a baths, beautiful
nm. rec rm., storm windows. CON-
VENIENT TO ANDREWS FIELD.
Call Mr.. Daniels, RE. 5-40S5.
10. 7-10e2. WEST REAL ESTATE.
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SILVER SPRING

Lge. brick Colonial: S26, 95O-24-
IT. liv. rm with .firepl.. huge din
rm. modern equipped table space
kit, "a bath and one bedrm. OF
den on flrst floor: 8 lse. bedrms.
2 baths on second floor: storage
attic. full bsmt. with Law; walk
to schools and shopping: bus al
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RIGGS PARK
Modern home with powder rrA
on let A.; full bsmt., g. h.-W. heet;
Ice. fenced -. OnlS 20eS dn.
balance in one trust with interest
rate oaly AZ. Call Mr.. Adams.
ROGER MOSS, REALTOR
Ho. 2-6O2O Ewes. SP. 3-3234
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WEST0VER-Just reduced to 49,.
500, as Is. FILA. 3 bedrms. and
bath, sep. dining rm.. full bsmt.;
Anchor.fenced rear I'd. Owner
mediately MccAY & MccAY
INC. Realtors. IA. a-S675.
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NEAR UNIV. OF MD.-seoO dow

2 rEDRMS., liv. rm. with firepl.;
din. rm.: den.. gar; sale or rent
BUTLER REALTY CO.. AP. 2
1870.
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ARL. S.-2-bedrm. brk. rambler
yrs. old; immac; cond.: col; lot;
price; .; $Il.eo91; 81 SS4O ,r down FIG q
BENOiT, Realtor, KE. S-6677.
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HOUSES FOR sALa-s.H.

MUST SELL THIS WEbk---HilI-
crest, 1855 Erie ST.: beau' home.
OPEN DAILY. LII. 4-9T46.
ERIK. COR, blk. to avenue -
Near everythins. New cond
Rented. Home or an investment
S5OO-SI 900 or exchange. OWN
Err. ia. 9-70l0.
a REAL HOME, "a blk. of Lincoln
rear porches. Ice. lot. gar; many
extras: vacant; 81 900 TO $4,000
cash, OWNER. ia. a-70l0.
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BLAIR HIGH AREA

Bunsalow; S14.95O -Liv. rm
with flrepl.. din. rm.. equipped kit.
bedrms., tile bath: level lot; ga
rage: cow. schools, shopping and
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
III A-6666 Realt0rs
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coLoRED--FoRT DUPONT PARK
Ella -.&ln 500

a RMS. ssl EMt5I k1TT'WRfc. RM
RALPH D. COHN-TU. "-a2OO
CoLoRED - 4t2i TEXAS AVE.
sE,-Oniy $500 down payment,
assume al loan, brick semidet-
tached: full basement: bedrooms
doors. large level lot range and
refrigerator. Open for INSPECTION
pm. TO 3 pm.
ALLEN 4 ROCKS INC. Realtors
FE 10000 RE. 5-ha60
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less than $4,000, {
qualified buyer can own this at.
trac. brick 2-story, 2-hedrm
home. with sep. din. rm. and full
bsmt.. located on i9-acre lot. fol
q down payment that is smaller
than you ever realized. To inspect
call EALLPAx PROPERTIES. CIR
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$3.50 DOWN. includes settlements
near BALTIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
brick home; vacant; new house
condition; very deep lot; priced a.
$1,000. Call till s pm. WA. q
1900. ROBERT S. DAVIS g. CO..
INC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-30

WOODLEY. SOUTH = Before you
style home in Northern Virginia''
loveliest section. in this price
range; 8 iRe. bedrms., radiant
heat, Observation-Disclosures
sloset Spaes 1920 . MANNAs
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IOOx120 wooded lot. Three bed
rms, big equipped kit. full rec,
type bsmt., many extras. only
yrs. old; S15,250. assume Ice
LIST rust or FLA terms. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-30

ARLINGTON - Immaculate 3-bed:
rm. brick house with 2 paneled
dens on LIST A.: garden and ter
race with barbecue fireplace. Out
.of-town owner wants ofter on
price, S1S.350, based on Gil ap-
praisal. Rental considered. DOR
OTHY G. WOOD. Realtor. DE. q
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ALExANDRIA-ss.950, buy Of q
semidet', conv. Jefferson Manor,
full bsnt., front and rear porches,
equip. kit: S1,500 dn.; pay for
this home in only 10 yrs. at $50
per mo. PI.TI SWEITzER
REALTY. XII 0-4R77
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ARLINGTON, IsOUTH-Brick spii

level. Three bedrms., lge. closets.
cedar storage, 2h baths. kit, table,
TOD stove, tuilt-in oven, disposal,
dishwasher, refrigerator. lge. liv.
rm.,. separate. din. rm.. picture
window. firepl., rec. rm. titled,
knotty pinel, bsmt., washer, drier.
hot-water Dashboard heat. air
Priced mid-20s. SO LIST. End trust
bv OWNER IA. 7-31OS.
ARL.. 2-story. 2-bedrm. brick. full
bsmt. oil heat. alum. storm drs
and windows, cow. transp. ia
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FREDERICK w. BERENS
INC. MA. $4,000
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kRTABSDA : Nsv s7-ft, rSmbleF
s-s,e;re lot; 2 SsdTm s: ? baths 1,
g9r9gs. A home for those ohio
appreciate the finest. Open Sat :
sun. til dark. d. p. Barry.
Jr., Builder Contractor. ~ s.
1871 Directions: Out Old George:
to@n I'd, ga miles to Bells Mill
I'd left o miles to 71O6.
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SFTuTsnH-Cute az a b,,tton ar

FOUH COANEBS ABEA, BY OWNER
--3-bedrm. brick split-level type;
Living rm.. dining area, kit. and
II by IL It knotty-pine family
rm on eround level. Excellent 10Y
park. & minis. Silver Spring. Slb,-
$50 Can assume AZ LIST trust.
JU S-q0g2
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS - 3-bedroom
I brick G rsmblsr' IIr VI s 3D. 4HaF'

DISTRICT HEIGHTS, cow. Andrews
Fielo-Lovelv 3-bedrm. brk. ram
bier; liv, rm; MIR with g, fir sa zee
tiled bsnt. with fireplace and v
bath. Officer transferred. make US
an offer. Mr. Penland. RE. 6-3635.
RE. $4,000 III . pm. rRuDEN'
TIAL REALTY CO.
FOREsTvILLE, COW. Andrews anc
Census-Assume lge. CT loan. i'm.
mac. :3-bedrm. rambler with full
tiled bsmt.. lge. equipped kit.
Anchor fence; mined. possession
Mr.. bunting. RE. 5-S2l4. RE; y.
1900 I'll e pm. PRUDENTIAL
HILLCREST HEIGHTS. close to
shopping and everything-Custom
built bedrms rfn Tep ioi recF re- ion
t tsi; Ss ss.ooo cash CASH viii handle
SMILEY, REALToR. UN. 4-s260;
ewes. SP. 3-S454.
HYATTSVILLE-Open SUM-. l to
5. :7OS Longfellow st. Attrac.,
2-story, 3-bedrm. brick. Lge. liv.
rm. with firepl., separate din. rm..
spac. kit. side porch. attached
garage, storm windows; excel.
cond. WA. 5-5113. COHEE REAL
TY CO.. AP. 7-9595.
LANGLEY PARK, S195 dn.-solid
;3-bedrm., brick Colonial; equip.
kit. tiled bath; S11e per mo. incl.
all. Why pay rent? J. v. CALL
ANDRO. JU. S-1SS6.
LANHAM, 6I22 Main-New ramb. /;
buy now and select colors: bed
rms. Ia baths: bsmt.: cor. lot;
all utils; price, Sl7,950. SP. B.
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University Hills

just of WASHINGTON : Baltimore
pkwy.--New 3-bedrln. with sepa-
rate dining rm., full bsmt., Ia
baths: big lot: S15,75O.
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THE GABLES CO
3-ese6, Lu. $500

III p-WoOVs -. -.
20 4o27 7. NICHOLS ftEHt9I As AVE S'{ s'W.
Convenient to Boiling and NAVY
Yard: 5-room row. brick Two large
full basement. rec. rm.. oil, heat.
enclosed rear porch. level lot
vacant: possession no problem;
Sii,aSn. $1,000 TO $4,000 dozen.
THE GABLES co.
Ii. 3-6s66. LII $500
tOTo9Er .s59S DOWN: VACANT
--semidet. brick; 9 rms porehes
patio bsmt. gas he1t. rec rm +;
Anchor fenced ward RIA. 6-6gl2
COLoBHD -LAbGE CogNEa g;
family apt; LARGE lot. SaOO-SaO
rash. Also 6-rm. house, new
eond nth and Penna, ave. and
many other houses. different To-
cations, for colored. OWNER, IA.
a-7nlO
a '. -
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MODERN 4-BEDRM. Cape Cod
den. bsmt.. lge. hit. and din. rm.
over h-acre fenced lot; driveway
and sep. bungalow as guesthoust
or servants quarters. LUBY.
ROBERTS. WE. 5-5167.
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$4,000: BY owner; $1,000 dn.. g
bedrms., full tiled bsmt., 24x27
rec. rm., Ice. wooded lot with bar
becue; . blks. school, l blk. bus
lOl6 MapleWood DIR. CT. R-l32S
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ALEXANDRIA - Low down pay.
excellent location. TIE. 6-4199.
ALEX. RESTORATION TYPE q
room brick home centrally located
200 N. Royal st. near City. Hall.
Gadsbys Tavern, other historic
bldgs. Suitable residence, adapt
able rooming house. To settle es-
tate. reduced to S16,50O. Easily
financej. OWNER. DI. 7-4636 or
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BY OWNER, $4,000, FILA ap-
1a-acre, fenced lot, new rec. rm.
full bsmt.. equipped including
storm sashes. For appointment
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ALEX, 100000; by oWNER-s-
bedrm. row brick; l blk. King st.
approx. $500 cash. JE. 2-3272.
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CUTE AND COZY, 2-bedrm. ram
bier Pine-paneled den or 3rd
bedrm. with exposed beam ceiling
and gas log fireplace, fireplace in
liv rm., sep. din. rm... big kit,
deep wooded lot. workshop in
bsmt. ONLY 1.5O0. liberal FILA
terms. PRINCE GEORGES PROP
EDTTEG AID r-P~EA
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N. ARL. = Si8.950. Located in
LYONS Park, this 4-bedrm., 2-bath
home is a good buy At this price
owner has moved TO California
and house must be sold. M.
stores. schools, busline, Excel
neiehborhood Open, lighted and
heated until 10 pm. Drive "a
i22 N. Lakewood ST, and look this
one evsr, GEORGE BRuMBAcK'
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GAITHEGsPUaG = 2-bedrm, Car

GAITHE0SPU9G = 2-bedrm, CAPE
Cod on acre Of HANDICAPPED
ground. Mod. kit wIpicture win
dow. fireplace in compl. nv. rm.
s ssI pietuMyet Mi Tnd Upstairs se buI
unfinished: Is fruit and. shade
trees; pvt. road. Not even | frame
i0-min. drive on Rte, Gao from
house. Secluded and absolute. pri.
vacy assured. In the heart OF the
hunt country Price, $4,000. Cal
naiAhnrshiirR 1 L ~
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-07-19
How Will the Sixth Bishop Of Columbus Be Chosen?
Candidates Undergo Investigation;
pope Makes Ultimate Decision

Editors Note: Father George
Buchanan, jed, officials Of the
Diocesan Tribunal, concludes his
article on the process by which
q bishop is chosen. This week
Father Buchanan explains the
particular means by which the
bishop is selected.
A clear understanding of
what follows in this article
presupposes knowledge of
the structure Of the Church
in its territorial and hier-
archical degree.
The basic territorial unit
Of the Church is the par
ish. II is presided over by
. Pastor. A Diocese is a unit
comprised Of. an Indefinite
number Of parishes. II is gov
erned by . Bishop. An Arch
diocese differs ferriforiaIiy in
no wise from . Diocese, being
made up Of . certain number
Of parishes.
Prominence by reason of pri-
ority Of foundation, historical
background, population and civic
Importance are determinantS of
archdiocesan rank. An Archdi-
Geese is presided over by an
Archbishop.
A certain number of Di0ceses
form, together with the Archdio-
cese, a province. In Ohio, Cleve-
land, Columbus, Steubenville, To-
ledo and Youngstown Oioceses)
form, with Cincinnati (Archdio-
cese) the ecclesiastical province
of Cincinnati.
Archbishop Presides
The Archbishop Cor Metropoli-
tam presides over this province.
His office as Metropolitan does
not give him direct authority in
or over the suffragan Dioceses
except in those matters clearly
set down in law-generally, in
default of one of the ~suffragan
Bishops in a definite matter for
whatsoever reason. The Archbish-
OPP enjoys a prominence Of hon
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-07-19

Professor Foster
Heads Ohio State
Mineralogy Dept.

DR.. w. Ray Foster, associate
professor of mineralogy at Ohio
State University was promoted
chairman of the department by
action of the Board of Trustees at
a recent meeting.
Professor Foster, who holds de-
grees from the University of New
Brunswick, the Catholic Univer-
sity of America, Washington, D..
c., and completed his doctorate
work at the University of Chi
cago, has been a member of the
teaching staff at Ohio State for
five years.
Prior to his appointment to
Ohio State, Professor Foster
taught at the Catholic University
and Pennsylvania State Univer-
sity.
He is a member or the Holy
Name Society at st. Michael's par
ish, Assumption Council, Knights
of Columbus; president of the
Columbus Curia Of the Legion
Of Mary and an active member of
the Legion of Mary at st. James
the Less parish.
Professor Foster is also a men,
Der of the Albertus Magnus Guild
of Catholic scientists.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-07-19

crecy not to divulge even the fact
that such a letter has been re-
ceived-regardless of whether
the priest accepts the nomina-
ton.
If the candidate accepts, the
matter is submitted to the Holy
Father.
Will the new Bishop be one of
these finely selected men? Not
necessarily, for the Holy Father
chooses and appoints freely. But
most likely he will be since the
men have been wisely and pains
takingly selected.
If all this sounds very human,
however admirably so, in what is
a divine institution, let it be un-
derstood that as Divine Provi-
dence is no safeguard against hui
man foolishness so also the
guidance of the Holy Spirit al
ways with the Church, and never
more so than in important mat
tiers, is no pledge of security OF
guarantee against careleSsness or
indiscreet Judgment
These are days of great import
to the Church of Columbus. The
Dor populi which prevailed in
the selection of st. Ambrose GEN.
turtles ago is still available to us.
It is the voice of common prayer
than which there is no more pow
erful or infallible instrument in
the democracy of Christ's King
dom on earth.
The Church urges us to pray.
We should unanimously raise our
voices to God "that He may grant
us a Bishop who by his zeal for
us may be pleasing to Thee, and
by his good government may ever
be honored by Thy people for
the Glory of Thy Holy Name.
Through Christ our Lord" If we
pray thus, then he who comes to
us, when he comes, will come as
a Good Shepherd, by the Grace
of God and the favor of the Holy
See, the sixth Bishop of Column
| bus.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-07-19
Beginning.
This Week

A new and provocative
weekly column by the
noted Austrian author,
lecturer and political an
alysf, Erik Kuehnelf-L ed
dim. No stranger to the
Columbus Diocese, Kueh-
neIs-Le ddihn has appear
ed at St. Mary Of the
Springs College several
times for speaking en-
He has frav-
eled extensively through
out. the world and has
taught in this country al
Georgetown and Fordham
Universities and at Chest
nut Hill College.
He now makes his home
in his native Austria,
where each week he will
spotlight some Interesting
aspect of the world today.
This week on page four
he discusses the Liturqi.
cal Movement in Europe.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-07-19
House Leader
Pays Tribute
To Bp. Ready

WASHINGTON - MC) - HE
was a great priest, whose ideal
in life was fifty summed up by
the official motto he chose as
Bishop of Columbus, Render I'M
to God the things that are Gods.
These words were part of a
tribute paid by Rep. John w. Nc
Cormack Of Massachusetts, Ma
jority Leader in the House of
Representatives, to the late Bish-
OPP Michael j. Ready of Column
bus, who died May 2.
$40 those who knew him most
Intimately" Rep. McCo r m a { k
said, "he seemed the very incar-
nation of the ideals of the priest
hood"
Mr.. Mccormack included in his
talk tributes paid to Bishop Rea-
dy by Msgr. Howard J. Carroll,
who succeeded the Bishop as gen.
eral secretary of the National
Catholic Welfare Conference, and
by Iris Coffin on his program
over radio station WWDL here.
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Of comfort. He said the world IS
held in the grip Of "a terrible
temptation of maferialism."
His Holiness spoke in an En-
cyclical Letter addressed to the
Cardinals, Archbishops and Bish-
ops of France. The letter hailed
the celebrations that will mark
the centennial, in 1858, of the APP
partitions of the Blessed Virgin
at Lourdes.
The Blessed Mother has given
"a cry of alarm" for this present
day world that would gain the
universe at the price of its SOUL"
the Holy Father said.
Her message 10 fhe world. he
added. is ~"Penance, psnancs,
penance."
Pope Plus called call the faith
full" and especially priests, to
help in the refrigeration of the
world by prayer and penance.
The materialism against which
he spoke. the Pontiff said, is mot
only found in that condemned
philosophy which rules the po-
litical and economic life of a
segment of humanity" but it also
manifests itself in the greed for
money whose ravages are spread
in proportion to the dimensions
of modern enterprises. This greed,
he added, is a determining motive
for so many things that weigh
upon the lives of people.
This materialism also expresses
itself I'm the cult of the body: In
excessive search for comforts: in
the avoidance of all austerity of
life that prompts disrespect for.
human life even to the point Of
destroying it before it has seen
the light"
III manifssts itself in The
unbridled search for pleasure
that shame!essIy exhibits itself.
and tries to sedvee with the
written word and speefaclss the
souls Of those who are still
pure.
at is demonstrated in a disre-
gard for ones brother: in ego
ism that Expresses him, and in
injustice that deprives him of
his rights"
Saying that, during the GEN.
tennial year, pilgrims "of every
class and nation" will seek to
meet in truth and charity, the
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