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MlscEL. SALE Cont. !
ADDING MACHINES

ADDING MACHINES
Allen-Wales Elec., 8-Col., SIS
Remington Gray Elec., $165
Victor 10-key hand, $3.50
Burroughs, hand ------.$35
|Comptometer, J mod, $65
Sundstrand, 10-col. CT. Bal,
gray finish SIPS
RIM. 316, 1924 K st. NV.
ADDING MACHINES. hand, electric:
new. used: sold. rented. repaired.
exch. CIRCLE, 6l6 9th ST. NV.
ADDING MACHINEs--Victor hand,
column, $1,000. Call GA. 4-S795.
ADDING MACHINE, small. adds,
Subtracts; Tyr. guarantee. $14.95.
CIRCLE. GIG 9th st. NV.
ADDING MACHINE. lO-key cleo.
Remington. not only adds and
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SITS. WoMEN tcou,.)

COLORED GIRL who desires work.
Fountain or waitress work; neat
and attractive. Cali RA. 7-2697.
COLORED LADY desires baby SIT
ting Job: good refs: 6-day week.
ii. 6-7030.
C0L0RED LADY. thoro. exper.. re-
liable. neat. desires Job cook, watt
ress. cashier. manager, hostess. re-
cept.. also pastry cook. RIA. 3-9377.
COLORED WOMAN, exper. cleaner,
honest. reliable and willing to
work, wishes work by the day
cleaning: prefer single day In each
place: refs. Lawrence 6-5414. l7s
COLORED GRADUATE practical
t nuISs df pi RS ytsj duty or in:ti-
COLORED PRACTICAL NURSE de-
sires night duty, " to 4: exper
and refs. Ii. 4-3742.
COLORED PRACTICAL NURSE de-
sire caring for infant children OF
adults. NO. 7-208l.
COLORED PRACTICAL NURSE, quiet
and neat, mannerable. pleasing per-
sonallty; refs, d. c.. refined people:
illness; any type, hospital, home
trained elderly. bed patient espe-
cially. Ii. 7-5345.
COLORED PRACTICAL NURSE, grad
tate, desires care OF elderly people
or child care. HU. 3-S297.
COLORED PRACTICAL student nurse
desires Job as nurses aide or
child care: b-day wk. DU. 1852.
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SITS. MEN 8 WOMEN

MAN AND WIFE desire lob as rest
dent manager OF small apt. house
or caretaker in lieu OF rent. Call
10. 2-4651.
MAN AND WIFE desires Job as resi-
dent manager OF small apt. house
or caretaker In lieu Of rent. Call
10, 2-4657.
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES

known artist: day o. evening. Ro
HIGH SCHOOL AT HOME-Stand-
ard text furnished: low monthly
School Booklet. Box So. Bladens-
burg. Md. or UN. 4-l620.
EDUCATIONAL PROBLEMS SOLVED:
q exoer. ia. s.i74i. EN-. s.sssSs.
INQUIRE HOW'RE. T-2s2s: new
classes; beg, and quick rev. tipping.
shorthand, IT.. acct. civil service; 2
w Tnsn,r l. II Z mo, 30 positions
fR nTo od RAL SoY SO sc e s5IS e Sk
42 yrs.) cor, 18th & @ NV: WEI
p. B.. X. receptionist lTYPING Free
Z Mks. $50; new classes. a REAL
SCHOOL est. AZ yrs, all ages. excel.
positions, hundreds placed. COM
PARE frst; Inquire now, RE. z
INQUIRE NOWI RE, 7-2SoS--In-
crease your income Sl0-S20 wk. up.
Beg; and quick rev. courses In TYP
s MS; Gsnrort h,nd.. r.. acct. CIVIL
S90-S125 wk. BOYD SCHOOL lest.
~ yrs) cor. 18th 4 @ n.w.--Wel-
INQUIRE NOW; RE. 7-2sos-New
S SdEsSssS; scyY ir. acct. and CIVIL
positions open DAILY. sos to S125
wk, wkss y, mo. courses. Visit
To-Day. BOYD SCHOOL tEst. AZ yrs.
cor. 18th g. G SITS. NV WELCOME.
MARRIED WOMEN. mature women
return to q PAYROLL. plenty OF
epenlns Pe'i' paiiY " s5o .sfiasd w r.
Quick rev. and beg. courses: inquire
RE. 7-2s2s. BOYD SCHOOL lEst,
az yrsl, cor. 18th a. G NV.
ENGLISH CONVERSATION. writing.
speech and personality. Cali DU
7-2234 mornings. or 8 pm.
TYPING AND CLERICAL EXAMS.
OPEN. CIVIL SERV. PREP. SCH.
(. ~; 2.9tl I 403 Tivoli Bldg. l4th
LEARN SHORTHAND in 8 wks. days
lSi5 WIKI. or IL wks. ewes. SRI SO
HAIRDREsSERS-Enjoy q profitable
and exciting career: men and
women; low entrance fee. WASH
1906 Ii st. NV. ST. 3-i037.
MODERN TRAINING In beauty cui-
for OF trailing: day s and Ae eveninS
glasses. WARFLYN BEAUTY COL.
LEGE. l2l0 9 81: NV. DI. 7-l762
LEARN TYPING. -l6-wk. course. "a
wkly. Free Civil Service and English
course with typ. TEMPLE SCHOOL
l33h @ ST. NV. MA. S-4629.
PRx-RECEPTIONlST ttypinE freel
wks-, $50. A real school, all ages.
excel positions. hundreds placed
Compare FIRST. inquire in person
BOYD SCHOOL test AZ yrsl }. RE
7-2S2s. cor 18th and o NV
HOME TUTORING--AlR, gm.. Lat,
ell, III. s.h. sub. UE. 4-iSs3.
Iearn Hnw 10 SELL uuyI Tnye-fI
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HELP MEN . WOMEN Cent,
REAL ESTATE

6AL1CMhN OH WOMAN
Opening for experienced and am
bilious person. Full time only. Mont.
F fttS fsrS's q Co. i To. 5csSSo55. n
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., good typ7
ist excel future IN progressive Of
x.RAY TECHNICIAN-Part time
once once csl i De. f a,Sss4. PHYSICIANS
COUPLE, part time, to assist in
management Of better-class room
Ing house Exchange service for use
OF living quarters for two Phone
JOHNSON. evening, ME. S-24S5, .
WOMAN to help care for children;
must be over Il; live In. So5 week.
day wk. of. tn. 2-1924.
MARRIED WHITE COUPLE NAV
make their own home privately in
2-bedrm, cottage. with lge. garden
area; near Sandy Spring. Handy
man as caretaker, wife to do gen.
eral INV. Call SIP. 4-3371.
WHITE COUPLE. aged 1918. reli-
aole, honest and nondrinkers. TO
work on small nursery bet. Wash.
and. Baltimore; experienced in farm
work. handy With tools; wife to
ary, $50 wk. and mod. 5-rm. apt.
iurn., free utils.. own vegetable
garden: picture required, will be re-
turned. Box 1897, Star.
WILL GIVE APARTMENT and small
salary to serviceman and wife for
evening services: no children: some
lypine. 6-lO pm. Call EN-. 2-S421
for appointment.
MARRIED COUPLE to manage apt
house In Alex, mechanically in
clined. handy with tools for light
repairs. Free -cond. apt. and sal
ary. state age. competence and sal
WANTED, reliable white couple
tor farm home: light housekeep-
for rent. Free apartment and
small salary MRS. RAYMOND r.
WALKER, Hughesville, Md.
WANTED-Men or women who want
70 supplement their incomes. earn
tngs unlimited. Must be interested
IN health; full or spare time. For
appt., mall name and address and
phone 10. 20 Box 13S-Y. Star.
FULL OR PART TIME. aggressive.
door. t0-door salespeople wanted 10
handle low-priced household items.
Finest N its field. Every housewife
HIGHEST COMMISSION
Paid daily or weekly. For the high.
est earnings in your field. call no.
2-O@O6 or come to I4l5 Park I'd
NV, e.5 weekdays.
FREE RENT OF DOWNTOWN APT
for husband and wife in return for
evening supervisory services. Appiy
DREYFUSS BROS, INC.
lOla 18th St. NV. MA. S-A5SO
C0LORED-Real Estate salespeople.
eNper not necessary. Part time
or fun time. Ewes. LII. 1867
co. 5-3521
Real estate salespeople. Full or
substantial part time with car and
telephone. We train you MR.,
MELTY. weekdays. rs pm. ST. g.
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CARPENTER. painting, genl. repairs
all kinds: no lob too small; 30 yrs.
exper.: work guar. AID. 4-3l41.
CARPENTRY. remodeling, additions,
cabinets, property maintenance; by
Job or hourly rate. Free estimates.
Can PRENDABLE a. PHILLIPS.
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YOUNG WOMEN

ales-mindsd youns women, ex.
Esa,iencs not necessary. we viii
n aS,n; Fqll or part time. Apply in
kER ~ ~ cnntetsy ns az day. STAT
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To bid on large subdivision OF homes,
Contracts for rough or trim or both.
Experienced only. Apply. at Forest
burg rdN, Wheaton, Nd.
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REPAIRS and sERvIcEsl Cont.

AIR DUCTS. forced air. heating
sheetmstal work; free estimates
BRICKLAYIN0. firepiaces. chimneys,
alterations 'all typesl, masonry
BRICKLAYING, walls. steps. porches.
chimneys; waterproofinR; all re-
pairs; Al work NO. T-SS1S.
BUILDING AND REMODELING =
Additions, garages and homes. Call
5P. 3-S650 or OIL. 4-2759.
CARPENTER-Oeneral repairs, rec.
rms. attics, porches. garages. cabi-
UN, 4-is56. after 8 pm.
CARPENTER. LIST class desires week
s mStes evening .5 Ta q ssooytime. Free esti-
CARPENTER. GENERAL JOBBING,
EDDIE HOWELL RA. 1914. 90.
Carpenters Contractors
To bid on large subdivision OF homes,
Contracts for rough or trim or both,
Experienced only. Apply at Forest
knolls,s, 10S00 block Old Bladens.
burg rds Wheaton, Nd.
CARPENTRY and cement work; Ice
and small Jobs: BY lob or hour: ali
WORK Guaranteed. Elk. 3-S449
CARPENTER. painting, genl. repairs
all kinds: no lob too small; 20 yrs.
exper.: work guar. AID. 4-3l41.
CARPENTRY. remodeiing, additions,
cabinets, property maintenance; by
Job or hourly rate. Free estimates.
Can PRENDABLE a. PHILLIPS.
Colored, exper. gen,
repairs, rec, rm. additions, partt-
tons, attics, what have you? WA
CARPENTER-Smail jobs, house
painting, exterior. interior, roofs re-
paired and painted AP. 1882.
CARIENTRY--Porch. Earsge. Re.
small Jobs, city, suburbs. white
mechanic. Jack Sparkes. 10. 2-653a
CARPENTRY, large or small Jobs.
porches. attics and Easements
SHARPER JE. 3-9I90 after 6 pm,
CARPENTRY, home repairs Of ali
types, rec. rms. and attics I'm
lshed, partitions. .porcheS. jalou-
free estimates. VIII. 2-799l. 8. 4
7. CONTRACTORS. 10. I-67fs.
NNANh GaNA duQ bCuEfdl IeDAlI
work; white mech. Free estimates
RA. $500, AID. 4-S163. UE. 4-7l43
CARPENTRY (whiteI. new and re.
pair. recreation rooms. porches
good references. 10. 5-253l.
CARPENTRY = Attics, Easements
porches. window and door screens
repaired at winter prices. KELLY
CO. 5-3il2.
CARPENTRY MECHANIC, to bid or
your carpenter work: porches. rec
rms. etc: w J. PEPPER, JU. 9-426i
CEMENT WALKS. floors, driyeways
white mechanic; lgei. small Jobs;
city or suburbs. JACK SPARKES
10. 2-6533.
CEMENT WORK, steps. porches, re.
tanning walls. cinder blocks laid
NO job too small. D. GADDIS
III. 2-3SO4.
CLEANING and sanding floors. For
beautiful floors. call FRANK ROVE
ST. 3-3403.
FLAGsTONE, BRICK, CEMENT
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ANTIQUES

Do not sell your valuable ANTIQUE
china. glass, furniture, etc. before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOPS for expert appraisais -.
6640 GEORGIA AVE NV.
AND OLNEY. ND
RAJ A.760A I'll o-n1oH WI G.-r2a
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ART LESSONS by an nationals
known artist: day o., evening. no
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CARPENTER-Colored, exper. gen.
repairs, rec. rm. additions. partt-
tions, attics, what have you? WA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

Many unclaimed pieces specially
priced before Washington's Birth
day, Drop-leaf tables. marble-top
washStandS, chests of drawers, coffee
merous to mention. l0l4 10th Il,
NV Ma N-1lHa
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CARPENTRY MECHANIC, to bid on
your carpenter work; porches, rec.
rms. etc. w. J. PEPPER. JU. 9-426l
CEMENT WALKS. floors, driveways.
white mechanic; lgei. small Jobs;
city or suburbs. JACK SPARKES.
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sITs.--MEN tcent.1

CONSTRUCTION sUPERINTEND-
ENT. age 40, college training, ex-
perienced. local govt. and private
construction. Local references.
Avail. immed. VIII consider travel.
Box 26-z. Star.
COOK, non-drinkine. colored man
desires Job all-around exper. honest.
reliable, Ii. 7-S769.
ESTATE SUPERINTENDENT. mar
ried, college trained: last position
o. years: expert grower. greenhouse;
also farm operation, maintenance.
Box Hoy, Star. l7s
GENERAL maintenance man, white,
with 8 yrs. experience, desires work I:
excel. ref. Call RA. 3-S159.
JANITOR. once bldg, factory, apis.
institutions. Refs; bufiing. etc. live
out. NE. $4,000. DI. 7-5669.
JANlTOR porter. maintenance man
or handyman work, Ii. 6-1161.
MACHINE DESIGN, 20 yrs exper.
Jlgs and fixtures. small instru-
ments. Sat. work desired 5ll4
keDDler I'd Sc Wnghin0tnn 81
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hELP--WoMEN
WHAT MAKES YOUR
WORK INTERESTING2

4 A company made up Of inter-
est5ng Dositive-thinking personnel.
Apoye-avefage income with adj
mlnlstrative openings.
I. = company which is growing
s Hno expanding with an eye to the
Z: Liberal vacation allowances.
nonus plan and PROFIT SHARING,
.. a complete and thorough @,aiil-
ing p progIrsm given free to those
The ARTHUR MURRAY SCHOOLS
now located in Bethesda, Silver
Snprlng, Arlington, Alexandria and
ga EaS,ni!n ,I and OPENINGS soon in
portunities worthy OF your inyesti-
ssslon; Personal interviews Monday
through Friday, pm. TO Q pm.
Age ~ to 30 considered. 101I Conn.
MAKE $1O-$2O AN EVE.
SELL PLAsTIcs: 4Oss comm; free
sample KIT: no deliveries; no collec-
Ton leads furnished. HOUSE OF
PLASTlCS, ia. D-3O3l
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MOTOR TRAVEL

MIAMI--Gentleman driving lat,
station wagon; can take q; share
JE, 3-74p3. IL
TUCSON. ARlZ.--Man take /. or .
share expenses. Chev. sedan. Ref
Leaving next week. AP. 7-sS4h
lie
RIDE WANTED from OueensburS
and Queens Chapel roads, Hyatts.
VILE, Nd, 70 arrive Commerce Dept
or vicinity by $50 an. and leave
o pm. WA. 7-4054.
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TYPIST-CLERK. 10 TO So. DIVERSE
fied tynirp sing and mail nan
ding; interesting position m mod
ern once CAL Tor APPOINTMENT.
Ap --3Snn SERVICE FIRE IN
STlp ANCE 30 s13S Baltimore ave,
Coileee PARK No ------------------
TYPIsT-CIERK. IS TO So, accurate,
alert, pleasant. permanent position;
ms ms dept TAOS J., FISHER CO..
Us 18th NV Salary open.
TYPIST -CLERH. under 30; small.
eonpenial. pa ent Law once; b-day,
35-hr. week MA S-6l3s,
TYPIST--to learn automobile busi-
mess 5-day week, nospitalization.
pald vacation. Salary open, Apply
Nr. Warren, Service Manager,
STANLEY H. dORNER BUICK,
1901 Kalorama I'd NV.
TYPIST FILE CLERK for q growing
aviation examinations; 5-day. 40-
hour week. Call MISS c. NJ. GEAR
NAL, Ma. S-0S04,
TYPISTS ca, must be accurate.
rapid typist for circulation depart.
ment oil AMERICAN AVIATION
PUBLICATIONS, hours. 2 to B. 5
days. liberal benefits. ST. 3-5402.
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Ho. 2-2476
TYPIST
AGED 20-45

Must have speed of at least
As to so w.p.m. Billing ex-
perience would be helpful
but not necessary. We will
train. Permanent position,
5-day week; many employee
benefits. Pleasant working
conditions. Apply Mrs. Shell
ton at, 1910 New York ave.
NV, between 10 and IL, or
/ and 4.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

Accounting department Of leading
weekly news magazine seeks accurate
typtst with minimum speed Of IS
wp.m. Should like working with
hgurea; excellent opportunity 10 be-
come Afiliated with an outstanding
organization. Offering permanent en-
ployment and many company bene-
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TYPISTS
TYPIST

Full time, white. Some clerical
duties. AUST be quick and accurate.
Recent otfee experiences. Central NV.
location. good hours and convenient
transportation: generous employe
eeaeHts; good working conditions.
For appointment call
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OFFICE WORK

OFFICE WORK
General clerical, for ladies' ready
Lo-wear: apply In person, 10 am. to
YEAGERS
$500 Colesyille Rd., Silver Spring
JUNE H. S. GRADS
WOULD YOU LIKE TO WORK
IN A BANK?
start training now, on Sat. morns.
with. pay. for positions beginning
in June.
POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT AocY.
1884 Wilson Blvd, Arl., IA. $4,000
gll King ST.. Alex, XII. 9-5055
104 E. Broad. Falls CHI, JE. 2-7272
visit the Once Nearest You
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TRAVEL

Opening in large travel aReney
for young lady who wishes to learn
travel business. excellent working
conditions. 35-hour week and usual
employe benefits: must be Willing
to start in clerical position at $50
per week. Apply 629 i4th 81. nv,
Mr., MuMMERY or Mr.. HFDRICK
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ADDING MACHINES. TYPEWRTT:
ERSs your choice: new or rebuilt,
no money dr.; 81 wk Free home
demonstration. Call CLARK'S. EN-.
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ADDING MACHINE. I0-key Rem.
Rand; new. No money down; 81
week. CIRCLE. 616 9th st. NV.
ADDING MACHINES, desk models,
reconditioned and new: S35 and
up. CENTRAL TYPEWRITER CO..
oODT t4fh 81 n M
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ADDING MACHINE. lO-key elec.
Remington: not only adds and
subtr,,- but mutt. divides auto. on
tape; Sls5. NoRTH'S. DI. 1854.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

AIR CONDITIONER, Emerson, "a
ton, new last year. S135. Ii.
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ica" and Don Whitehead, "The
FBI Story: A Report to the Peo-
pie"
For newspaper articles: Jack
Gould, Lack of Responsibility
Shown by TV in Exploiting Teen
Ayers" New York Times; Mar
cia Winn, They're Rearing Six
Children on Teachers Pay" Chi
cago Tribune; Joseph V. Byrne,
Teacher and Boys Solve Major
Juvenile Problem" Washington,
DC, Evening Star; George So
kolsky. why We Give Thanks, F"
New York Daily Mirror; Louis
Cassels. United Press Christmas
Story" Cecil B. DeMille, for
his article carried by Interna-
tional News Service, "Favorite
Christmas Story Tom Horner.
Family Prayer for Peace" Ak
ron Beacon Journal, and John
O'Donnell, Capitol Stuff" New
York Daily News.
For cartoons: Hugh Hutton,
FREEDOM Talks Back" PhiIadet-
phia Inquirer; Vaughn Shoe
maker, Price of Freedom"
New York Herald Tribune; Rob
ert NJ. Palmer, underground
Movement" Springfield QIl.l
Leader and Press; Bruce
Shanks, "kremIin Dreams Of q
Real Thanksgiving" Buffalo
Evening News, and Jim Dob
bins, HE Just Won't Die" Bos-
ron Herald.
For magazine articles: William
Fay, "Expectant Father" The
Saturday Evening Post, Hazel
Beck Andre, MY Last Best Days
on Earth" Readers Digest;
George Zaharias and John M.
Ross, The Babes Last Battle, .
the American Weekly: Ann Pin
chot. Magic Under the Mistle-
toe" the McCall's; John K. Jes-
sup, editor, Woman, Love and
God" in Life.
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youth programs for grade and
high school age children and
also, the diocesan programs that
are for the aged or needy.
Young adult members will be
encouraged to cooperate in the
promotion of the four fold pro-
gram Of the Council of Catholic
Youth on the Deanery level for
the youth of the Diocese. Mem.
bers Of the Extension committee
besides the Council President
George Gaus include Chairman
Marty Van Hoose Of ST. Mary
Magdalene. Jim PaviIosky of Ca
thedral, Ned Webster of Christ
the King, Judy Wellnitz, Libby
Smith and Mary X. Ruddy of st.
Agatha.
cYo Fiesta Week
The Central Deanery CYo
Council has started plans for
the CY0 Fiesta Week. ac-
tivities as a result of Deanery
meeting held last week during
the Diocesan Youth Conference.
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AID Club Sets
High School
Essay Contest

The annual high school essay
contest sponsored locally by the
Advertising Club of the Columbus
Area Chamber of Commerce is
now officially underway.
All high school students in CO.
lumbus and Franklin County pub
lie and parochial high schools are
urged to participate in the con.
test. This years topic is "Adver.
tising-A Force For Democracy"
Essays are to be 1000 words or
less. Official contest dates are
Feb. 20 to March %, 1857. Essays
are to be Judged on originality of
thought, accuracy of information
and clarity of expression.
Although the Advertising Club
Is the local sponsor of the contest
it is a nationwide contest put on
by the Advertising Federation OF
America. The winner of the local
contest will receive $500, a ro
ply and the opportunity to par
ticipate in the national contest
The second local prize is S50.0t
and trophy. Third prize is S25.0C
and certificates will be awarded
for the fourth and fifth prizes.
First prize for the national con
test will be S500.O0 plus an ex
pense trip to the Advertising Fed
Grafton of America Convention ir
Miami. Fla, in June. Second prize
will be $4,000 and third prize
| $4,000.
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onth Notes
Youth Notes
Youth Council to Extend
Young Adult Program

Extension of the Young Adult program in the Central
Deanery and into other parts of the Diocese the aim of
the extension committee of the Council which met last
week at the Youth Bureau.
The YOUNG Adult program serves the young unmar.
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Committees were appointed to
handle the district socials and
bowling tournament which will
be held during the week.
Basketball Tourney
Chairman Dave Radcliffe of st.
LadiSlaus and Chairman Tom
Eyerman met at the Youth Bureau
last week to plan meeting of
team representatives for the an
nual CY0 basketball tournament
finals which are also a part of
the weeks program. II was also
announced that CYO Moderators
and Presidents will be contacted
this week to begin preparations
for the annual CYO Columbus
jet Badge Sale.
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Editor Heads Group
Which Aids Students

FORT WAYNE, Ind. - (NC)
- Father James p. Conroy, as
sociate editor of Our Sunday
Visitor, national Catholic week
ly, was elected president of the
Catholic Committee on Inter
American Student Problems at
tie groups organizational meet
ing here.
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"a Literary Auard Winners
Are Named By ChristopIrers

NEW YORK--(NC)-Five book
authors, 13 newspaper reporters
and cartoonists, and six magazine
writer's have been cited here for
semi-annual Christopher literary
awards.
Fir. James Keller, MN, in an
nouncing the awards, said the
winners were selected because
each one of them used his God
given talent in a positive and
constructive manner"
Winners Of the awards for ths
six month period ending Dec.
81 will be presented bronze
medalIions engraved with the
Christopher motto: Better 10
light one candle than TO curse
the darkness"
The winners are:
For books: George Shuster, In
Silnce | Speak; Eric Wollencott
Barnes, THE Man Who Lived
Twice" Irving Stone, Men to
Match my Mountains" Edwin
Teale, Autumn Across Amer
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ried people of the parish who
have graduated from high
school. The program will be
extended through the Young
Adult Club, . new orssniza-
tion which is set upon the par
ish level. The Young Adult Club
will be strictly q service organ.
ration aiding fhe young per
son 10 serve his friends, parish
and Diocese in the areas where
he has q responsibility.
The club plan calls for a week
ly meeting which includes pray
er, fifteen minutes of splritua
reading and then the business oi
the organization. AT present sucf
clubs are operating successfully
in st. Augustine, st. Mary Mag
dalene parishes and will be
started in ST. Agatha, Our Lady
of Victory. Christ the King, st
James the Less and the Cathedra
parishes.
Assist Youth Groups
Service projects will be ir
the form of assisting the parish
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-08
Assist Youth Groups

Service projects will be in
the form of assisting the parish
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-08
New Philadelphia Students
Stage Book Week Program
NEW pm ADEI pHIA

NEW PHILADELPHIA - In conjunction with fhe
observance of National Catholic Book Week. students of
Sacred Heart School, here set classroom displays and
visited the public library 10 view the system of cafaIog-
Uing. Joyce Carroll Msegaref Armstrong, and Mary 10
Sar Ellen Nee rght The eighth grade students spon-
sored the exhibit and presented Books before the Bar
TO the students of the upper grades in connection with
the observance Of National Catholic Book Week. Photo
above, the sixth grade leaves fhe public library with sr.
Bernanda, C.D.P.