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DEVORE

Continued From Page Ala
Joe Stydahar after the first
league game OF the 1852 sea-
son. He complied a 23-l0-2 rec
ord in three years with the
Rams. leaving after the 1854
season when the clubs owners
became embroiled In a bitter
personal dispute.
Pools 1852 Rams won their
last eight games to tie the De-
troit Lions for Western Di-
vision honors. but lost I'm the
playoff. The Rams finished
third in 1888 and fourth the
following year.
Devore is the fourth Phila-
delphia coach TO get the axe
since 1850, when Earl Greasy
Neale was fired after winning
three divisional titles and two
league championships. The
late 30 McMillin succeeded him
but resigned because OF illness.
Wayne Millner and Jim Trimble
followed him.
At his home In West Orange,
N. j.. Devore said he did not
know what he would do about
the remaining year OF his con-
tract He said he probably
would meet with Eagles ON
cials sometime next week.
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BIair's SayW
Stops Wheaton

Unbeaten Montgomery Blair
had a bit Of difnculty at
Wheaton last night. The BlaZ-
ers won decisively, 56-42, for
its sixth victory. but lost
Tommy Brown on fouls in the
closing moments. TO give some
idea Of the roughness Of the
Bi-county League game.
Wheaton 6ied TO snap back
from its only previous defeat.
by Oxon Hill last Tuesday. but
ran into too much experience
and height. Blair had a 2l-5
lead at the first quarter buzzer.
Jerry Peavey and Don
Wright were the Wheaton floor
leaders while Roger Richard
topped the knights scoring
with II points. Bob Daniels
scored IA, Barry Goss 10 and
Jack Maddox ii for Blair.
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Wilson, Roosevelt
Score Easy Wins
In West Division

Wilson defeated Bell. 1888.
and Roosevelt had an easy
time with Coolidge. 50-4l. in
an Interhigh West Division
douDle-header yesterday at
Roosevelt.
John Luce scored 10 points
and Sophomore Fred Hetzel
pulled down 81 rebound as Will
son won its second league
game.
Bell pulled within three
points Of Wilson in the third
period but the sharpshooting
of Sammy MacWilliams kept
the Tigers In front. He scored
eight points in the period. an
at crucial times, on one-hand
push shots from inside the cir
Gle.
Clarence jackson led Roose-
welt to its second league VIC
tory Of the season with 20
points. Coolidge, which has
failed TO win in three league
games, was led by Tom Moffatt
with IA uoints
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Mason Shows
Added Power

George Mason remains atop
the basketball standings in
District 3 Of Virginia's Group
II class. and the Mustangs are
becoming harder TO stop with
each test.
George Mason travelled to
Warrenton High last night and
took home a 65-54 victory. it's
fifth straight in the district.
Warrenton. now 40 in the
standings. had a 15-1l lead at
the first quarter buzzer but
was caught just before half
time. 28-27.
Doug Smith. Tony Hodges
and Lennie Hand contributed
six points each in the third
period as the Mustangs went
ahead TO break open the con-
test. Smith finished with 81
points Hodges 10 and Hand
10. Robert Haley topped War
rentons with IA.
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.Lote Reilly Keeps
Armstrong on Top

Armstrone which has lost
only to Carroll in seven games,
needed four points from Al
bert Wheeler in the last min
ute yesterday to beat Phelps,
52-49. in single Interhigh
East Division game at Spin
garn.
Wheeler made a field goal
with Al seconds remaining TO
give Armstrong a 50-49 lead
and then hit two free throws
for good measure. The VIC
tory kept the Generals tied
with Spingarn for the East
leadership
II was nip and tuck all the
way. Armstrong; widest lead
was 1924 and Phelps was 80
SO. Ben Harrison. who made
a free throw to give Phelps a
brief lead at 1913. led the
scorers with Is points. James
Baten helped with IL for the
losers.
Wheeler ended with Is
points. James Greene IA and
Everett Lucas IL for Armstrong.
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Presidents Seek First Place
In Charlotte Come TONIGHT

The Presidents In second
place In the Eastern Hockey
League. aren't content with
staying there and envision be-
ing on top soon.
This can be accomplished by
q victory over Charlotte to-
night at Uline Arena II New
Haven should lose to Clinton,
N. Y. Game time Is $50.
Washington meets Charlotte
again at 3:i5 pm. tomorrow
at Uline.
Charlotte bounced back into
a tie for first place with New
Haven with a 5-2 victory over
Johnstown. Pa. last night at
Charlotte. N. c.
Playing at the fastest pace
In the league in the last few
weeks. the Presidents have
surged toward the top by win
ming nine Of their last 10 games.
They have a f1ve-game victory
streak and will be seeking their
seventh straight on home Ice
tonight.
Five players selected on the
EHL All-Star team that will
oppose the international League
All-Stars January 20 at Phila-
delphia will play in tonipht's
game.
Player-Coach Steve Brkla-
cich. Goalie Nick Pidsodny and
Winger Steve Kuzma are the
Washington players In the ALI
Star game and Jim McN,llty,
center. and Doug Adam, winger,
represent Charlotte.
Although not a member Of
the All-Star team. Moose Lallo
haF done a highly creditable
Job all season for the Presi-
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Blades Spank Oxon Hill,
Solve Cooch's Problem

Is points. Urmann grabbed II
rebounds to top his teammates
Gary Tewell scored is point.
for Oxon Hill and had II re-
bounds. high for the game. Oar
Piper added 10 points and Ron
ME Mann Melted 9.
Catapulted by IS points in
the second quarter and a streak
Of eight in the third, Bethesda
Chevy Chase won its second
game in a row, 68-54, last
night in the Bi-county League
engagement at Northwestern.
The host Wildcats were trou-
bled by bees zone defense
but led 1915 at the turn into
the second quarter. B-CC then
cracked the Northwestern man.
for-man defense to take q 40
81 lead at halftime. The Wild
cats narrowed the gap to Z
points with 3 minutes to 90
before dropping their second
decision.
Bobby Windsor led the scor-
ing with % points for B-CC.
followed Dy Bucky Brumbaugh
with Is and Bob Bryan with IA.
Bill Scharnikow scored 10 and
Terry Cahill II for the Wild
cats.
Suitland's Bobby DeCham-
beau in two foul shots in the
last 81 seconds to defeat High
Point. 46-45. in a Maryland
Bi-County League game last
night at High Point.
High Point led. 1918. at
halttime. but could score only
3 points in the last half. De-
Chambeau led the Suitland
scorers with IL points. Bill
Haupt added Is and Derwin
Kim IL. Roy Williams led
High Point with is.
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MARYLAND

COntlnued From Page A-l2
Heels having given up 57.3
points q game and Maryland
5S.4. Last year. North Carolina
won. 1851. in double overtime
here. and 1851 in Chapel Hill.
Maryland plays there this year
on February %.
Millikan most likely will as
sign John Nacincik. rated his
top defensive player. TO Pete
Brennan. who leads the Tar
Heels and the conference in
scoring with a 20-plus average.
North Cardinals No. 2 threat
Is Tommy Kearns. a definite
All-American candidate who
also can do most everything
else. He's almost a sure bet TO
make the all-star teams be-
cause there are hardly five bet
ter basketball players in the
country.
Bob Cunningham. who COM
bines versatility and a ball
hawking talent. will be In the
back court with Kearns. The
Tar Heels usually start two
sophomores, Lee Shaffer. g.
foot-7, and Dick Kepley. 6-foot-
Q. Shaffer is one OF the most
promising sophomores seen In
some time. Carolina sticks
mostly 10 the zone defense.
Bunge Jumps Center
Maryland started three soph-
omores against Duke. Al Bunge,
who will Jump against Kepley;
Charley Mcneil. sensation OF
the Terps' pre-Sugar Bowl
play. and Jerry Bechtle. fiashy
back court performer.
The other starters were Nick
Davis, Kearns' counterpart, and
Nacinclk. Gene Danko may
start In Bechtle's place tonight
II Young is out.
The teams are about even
In reserves. Maryland proved
II Is not as deep as had been
rated after the loss Of Young
and Halleck.
North Carolina had a $40
record last year and is ll-l
this season. losing only to West
Virginia. The Tar Heels few
here yesterday and worked out
at Maryland late yesterday
afternoon.
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I'd DINNER
Continued From Page Ala

Continued FROM Page A-l5
Sam Rayburn making the pres
entation.
Lou Michaels. Kentucky
tackle who recently signed to
play professionally with the
Los Angeles Rams, will receive
the Knute Rockne Memorial
trophy from Associate Justice
William o. Douglas of the
Supreme Court.
FOrrestal Due Honor
Tom Forrestal. Nays crack
quarterback who made the AS
ISOLATED Press third team, will
be honored as the top college
player of the area. He'll DO
presented the Robert B. Smith
Memorial trophy by Attorney
General William P. Rogers.
Ralph (ShugJ Jordan, whose
Auburn team swept through 10
games undefested. will get the
Touchdown Club award from
Mr.. Nixon as coach of the
year" from college ranks. His
pro counterpart will be frankie
Albert Of the San Francisco
Forty Miners.
1t. Huston Patton, quarter
back on the Eglin ABB team,
will be cited as the outstand-
ing armed forces player. Johnny
Unitas. Baltimore Colts quarter
back who was voted the best
pro player. is in Los Angeles
for the Pro Bowl game tomor-
row. His trophy will be pre-
sented by Mai. Gen. Reuben
Hood. jr.. to General Manager
Don Kellett Of the Colts.
Martin Presents Trophy
Representative Martin, House
minority leader. will present q
trophy to Michigan State,
named the outstanding college
team. and accepting it will be
Pat Burke. the Spartans' guard
and captain. HillSdale CMichD
College. which had a 34-game
winning streak snapped by
Pittsburg tKans.) State COL
lege. 27-26. in the Holiday
Bowl game. also will receive q
trophy from Representative
Martin as the outstanding
small college team. Coach
Frank Muddy Waters will
accept.
Kenny Smith. Bethesda
Chevy Chase High Schools tall
ented fullback. will be lauded
as the areas best high school
player. while Guard Landon
billiard Of Episcopal will be
honored as tops in prep school
ranks. Back Michael Butler Of
Holy Redeemer will receive an
award as the finest elementary
school player, Back Don Miller
Of Walter johnson will receive
the West Point Society foot
ball leadership award.
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dents. He is used mainly on
defense, but On occasions has
played on offense and has
scored 20 points.
The Presidents. who have
been playing before home
crowds Of around 1000. expect
to exceed that figure tonight
and tomorrow afternoon.
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Syphox Sparks
Howurd's Victory

NEWARK, N. j., Jan. II
tSpecial) - Howard University
of Washington. ID. c., won its
seventh basketball game in IL
starts with a 1859 victory over
Rutgers Of Newark last night.
The Bisons we're paced by
John Syphsx. former Dunbar
High School star, who had 10
points. and ODonnell Hooks
from Cardozo High, who had IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
BY BOB HANSON
SAr stan Writer

The next time Wakefield and
WashingtG-Lee High School
meet in basketball, Wakefield
should win going away.
That was the substance Of
Coach Robbie Robinson's re-
MARKS following his teams AZ
As victory in overtime over
WaShingtdn-Lee last night at
WIZ
In winning. the Warriors
wrested tie Northern Virginia
Group I league lead from the
previously unbeaten Generals.
Wakefield now is 80 in the
league and al overall. WI is
f-1-in league play and SCI for
thexeason
The next meeting between
he-tWo teams will be February
4 e Wakefield.
We haten't played since De-
cember "a" Robinson lamented
before thegame. land that long
a lsvoff ) bound to hurt US.
Wehad a couple Of good scrim-
images against the Georgetown
Frosh and DeMatha High. but
thstdsn't The same as an actual
game
After the game. Robinson re-
peated hs earlier statement
and added that he thought his
team. With steady work and
PLAYING WI at home the next
time shoeld be at least Is
points better.
The Warriors showed the ef-
fectx of the long layon by a
ragged mt quarter in which
theY scored but six points as
against l0 for WI.
With thee minutes remain
ing-in the second quarter. Ron
Lee sank 4 couple Of foul shots
to put Wakefield ahead for the
first time 1918. WI never
reeained me lead thereafter,
although twice tying it. 35-s5
midway Of the fourth period.
and at the end Of regulation
time, 43-l1.
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Montgomery Juniors
Edge Wesley, 65-62

Montgomery Junior College.
paced by Dick Kings % points.
defeated Wesley Junior College
OF Dover. Del. 65-62. last night
on its home court.
The Knights, now AS for the
season. play their next game
against Howard University
Wednesday night at home.
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Suiler Winner

WENGEN. Switzerland. Jan.
IL R1.-Toni Sailer of Austria
and Buddy Werner Of Steam
boat Springs, Colo. placed first
and second today In the down.
hill event OF the Lauberhorn
ski classics. Sailer's unofiicial
time was 2:22.S. and Werner's
was 2:25.5.
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Wright. Pun9 Pace
Women Golfers

SEA ISLAND. Ga, Jan. II
Ri.--Mtckey Wright. q trim
22-year-old blonde. and Jackie
Pung. a veteran at IS. held n
slim one stroke lead over the
field today at the start Of the
second round Of play in the
Sea Island Ladies invitation
golf tournament.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
AItheu Honore6

NEW YORK. Jan. CR.-Ten-
mis- champion Althea Gibson to-
day was added TO the list Of
outstanding athletes who will
be honored by sports lodge OF
B'nakBrith at an awards din
Iner here January 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

Anacostia has played--and
lost to--all three OF the UNI
beaten Interhigh League bas-
ketball teams atop the East DE-
vision standings. But the man.
ner In which they lost to two
Of the leaders has earned for
the Indians the respect Of the
entire league. Ask Coach VIII
liam Rountree Of spingarn.
Exactly a week after soaring
the daylights out Of powerful
Eastern. losing by 2 points
Anacostia yesterday treated
Spingarn In the same manner
in the same gym. only more so.
Spingarn pulled it out. $3.50.
in the first game Of an East
d0uble-header at Eastern. In
the nightcap- Mckinley Tech
won its FIRST game-league and
otherwise-67-54. over Cham
berlain.
Constant Pressure
"Anacostia just couldn't do
any wrong" Rountree said yes
terday. They were terrific:
they're going to beat some OF
these good teams"
The Spinearn coach was re-
ferring to Anacostia's constant
pressure. The Indians led by
1853. 1928 and 1885 at the
quarters behind the scoring Of
Dave Martin. Lance Klein and
Paul Barnes,
Then Fred Neal went to
work for Spingarn. He scored
is OF his "a points in the last
quarter. hitting on jump shots
around the key. Narrowing the
gap TO two points with about
four minutes TO play. Rountree
called for an all-court press
and that really did it." the
coach admitted.
Neal Snaps Tie
Neal made a free throw to
break a $3.50 tie with l:03 to
play and James Station stole
the ball from Anacostia and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

EAST LANSING. Mich. Jan.
II R.-Bill Hammel, %. Uni
vereity OF Minnesota gymnast,
was reported In serious condi-
ton today from a broken neck
suffered In n meet at Michigan
State last night. He was in
1ured when ne miscalculated
and landed on his neck and
shoulders after. a 10-foot high
bounce on the trampoline.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
HOCKEY SCORES

EASTERN LEAGUE
Charlotte, 81; Johnstown, 2.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Rochester. y. Buffalo y,
o''i iSfFRS < r fiSS2Iaiai flsslAa,0
Toledo,Ai INDIANAPOLIS z,
hEsTERN LEAGuE
Edmonton, ,. Seattle, = tOyertimel
Vancouver, 4; Victoria, 1.
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spiNcARN STAYS UNBEATEN
Spunky Anocostio
Wins Respect in Loss

clicked on q Jump shot TO wind
up the scoring with 20 seconds
left. Harold Bell supported
Neal with 10 points. Anacostia's
leaders were Martin with IA
points. Klein with Is and
Barnes with 10.
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Lundon Shades
Walter Johnson

Landon took advantage Of q
cold shooting hand by Walter
johnson in the FIRST half but
suffered from the same malady
itself in the closing stages be-
fore squeezing by the Spartans.
1916. yesterday at I.andon.
The Bears. still unbeaten
after three games. could not
score in the last four minutes
while johnson rallied. With less
thar. 10 seconds remaining.
Landon's George Manager
blocked a shot. tied up the ball
and got the subsequent jump
to preserve the victory.
Buzz Bastable Of Landon was
high scorer with &c points.
helped by ii from Bill Avery.
Jud Pearson scored IA and
Larry Burd 10 for johnson.
which lost its fifth game in sue
ceSSion after three opening vic
tories this season.
Georgetown Prep defeated
Woodward Prep on a fourth
quarter squirt. 1929. yesterday
at Central YMCA.
Leading by four points.
Georgetown Prep scored nine
straight to put the game out of
reach for Woodward. II was the
fifth straight loss for Wood
ward. Georgetown Prep is now
30.
Woodward's Eddie Weber was
the high scorer for the game
with IL points. Jack Leasure
led Georgetown with IL.
Priory School won its first
basketball game in six starts.
1888, last night at home
against st. Stephens. John
Sweeney led a second half
surge which produced 81 of the
winners points.
Sweeney hit for eight points
in the third quarter as Priory
took command at 1921 and was
never headed. He finished high
with IL points and Ed O'Neill
added 10 for the Partners.
Steve Chapman and Frank
Murphy both scored IL for ST.
Stephens. now pa on the sea-
son
! Columbian Prep battled from
behind with 80 points In the
second half to win its FIRST game
in three starts, 1887. yesterday
at st. Adams.
Fred Comings. a former star
at Northwestern High. broke q
27-27 tie with field goal from
the side at the end OF the third
quarter which put Columbian
in the lead 10 stay. Gary Lee
scored IL points and Comings
II for the winners. Jerry Lyman
led st. Adams with n points.
Gallaudet Prep. propelled by
Bill Wernimont's 80 points, won
its NTH game in a row yes
terday. 55-52. to spoil the bas-
ketball opener at Sidwell
Friends.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

New YORK Madison sauare Oar.
dvDl.--Charlie tTombstonel Smith.
1lN,eLos AnEel(s, stopped Joe Miceli
.Ifn. New York "a
~ SAN DIEoo Calf L c. Mofgan.
,1t0i4. YounffuWn, Ohio. nutpointed
hag Greco. ittla, Los Anaeles l1OJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

Wilson ~ Bell -
-, CAMS TODAY
frtorv AZ Episcopal 4.
~. Stephen's AZ Woodberty Forest,
LonEefllow Al OuAntice Post. !.
CAMS TOMORROW
~. Anthem ". GeorgetoWn PREP a.
Carroll. g
Maekin al Carroll $50,
Loyol " 81, Johns AZ DeMatha, 2.
Calvert Hall 81 DeMatha, $40.
Gonlaaa ~ Mount -. loseph
tBAlto.l. 9,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
Fairfax Wins
On Foul Shots

Fairfax. taking advantage Of
"a personal fouls called against
Mount Vernon. converted for
Is points an da 5l-45 victory in
q Northern Virginia Group I
game last night at Fairfax.
Mount Vernon held the lead
for three periods. but Fairfax
forged ahead in the final quar-
ter behind the shooting Of Walt
Pendley and Bob Boxley.
Pendley led all scorers with
IL points. Bob McCord and
Roy Simms each had Is for
Mount Vernon. II was the FIRST
win for Fairfax after four
straight losses. Mount Vernon
is "a.
Doug Crupper scored II
points and led q fourth-ouarter
rally that enabled George
Washington to upset AMMAN
dale. 4l-34. in q Northern Vir-
einia Group ! league game last
night at Hammond.
: CIV grabbed the lead with
about six minutes remaining in
the game and went into a
freeze. Annandale STAYED In A
zone defense and scored 7
points the rest Of the game.
Dave cruden scored Is points
and pulled down the same
number Of rebounds for AMMAN
dale. George Barnes scored IS
points for CIV. now l-3 in
league play. Annandale is %.
all in the league.
Bucky Pryor. Northern Viz
GINA Group I leading scorer,
tossed in Is points to lead
Hammond to an easy 70-43
victory over Groveton last
night at Groveton.
Groveton gave the Admirals
trouble for the FIRST few min
utes. but after Pryor and Bob
Mitchell began to hit. HAM
mond pulled away steadily.
Mitchell had 13 points. Dick
Bramley led Groyeton with IL
points.
Falls Church controlled the
b a .kboards and defeated
Mclean, 44-34. in a Northern
Virginia Group l League game
last night at Mclean.
Bill Faunce and Keith Hol-
man did the work under the
baskets for the Jaguars while
Camden Coverly scored IL
points. Barry keenan, lead
Mclean with Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

Totals 2e 80 Totals 81 10 rs
Halfiime score 1870 Howard
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Neal Snaps Tie

Neal made a free throw to
break q $3.50 tie with 1908 to
play and James Station stole
the ball from Anacostia and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

Gallaudet Prep. propelled by
Bill Wernimont's 80 points, won
its NTH game in a row yes
terday. 55-52. to spoil the bas-
ketball opener at Sidwell
Friends.
Evening star., 1958-07-06

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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-07

hood She was faikin9s OF COURSE ABOUT
adopting another seminsrian ther fovrfhl -
she could have the Joy Of another ordination
day and the peace Of knowing somewhere IN
the world she would be remembered Ut Mass
every day. Michele and Anssfasio are now
waiting to begin their Seminary studies In
China (India). Each will need 500 . year
$500 for the entire eourss-for necessary
YOU prefer TO have . NUN IN THE FAMILY
,er every WAKING hour TO prayer for you and
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POSITION
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Columbus
Help Wanted

H COUPLE wanted for
work in priests rectory. Live
in. Must have references.
Write to st. Anthony's Church,
Steubenville. Ohio.
TO CARE for 2 small
children in my home, 8 days
per week. 800 am. to LOO
pm. Must be dependable. Pre-
fer someone living east or
southeast. Call after 400 pm.
CT. 3-8358.
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WHAT YOU PUT INTO THE HANDS OF OUR HOLY FATHER,
YOU PUT m THE HANDS OF CHRIST
,EsolvEp: FRS EASIER TO DIE BY FIRE THAN BY WATER.

"RESOLvED: IT'S EASIER TO DIE 81 PIKE
Remember when fhis was : favorife topic for
school talks and debates? The poor refugees
in Palestine have no debates and neither do
they have . choice except II be between star
walton and exposurel Will you help 10 feed On
entire refugee family for . week. Our food
package will do Just that for about the ssme
price as two cartons Of cigarettes t$l0). Will
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people made u possible for Us 10 build
two Churches in zsrka and IS . result
more and more refugees are coming here
10 live. These poor people are 50 anxious
10 remain close to the Church that We
must now build another Chapel TO accom-
mediate them" This is certainly on IN
usual spproaeh-bvf TO tell fhs truth We
share the good bishops 10y In This in
crease Of his flock. ven though more
people mean more problems We ere
happy also TO tell you Of ths great work
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-07

being done by your prayers and saeri-
fees. The Church Of Christ is on The march in zarka-wilf YOU
be . part Of this great forward movement? The total cost Of the
new Chapel will b. 5000. Will you help this zesievs Bishop
why not do il for Lent?