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INSTRUCTION COURSES
tcoNIlNUDl
SPANISH LESSONS

HdriSSols. oradusts univsSsity o
San Francisco Xavier 40!
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PIANOs-JoRDAN's branch stores
all have complete selection OF
pianos and organs for sale and
rent including many bargains IN
floor sample and slightly used In
struments. Plenty OF parking space
at each store. 1892 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring; b169 Lee hwy. Ar
ington; 2415 Princess Anne st.,
all stores. Silver Spring and Ar
lington stores are OPEN EVE
NINGS.
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FOR SALE

ACCORDION. Hohner concerto, ".
sac.s best ofier over $15e. Rug,
genuine south American Jaguar
skin with head, mounted; beauti-
full for den, library, liv. rm. I;
Sl25. 50. s-7s54.
ACCORDIONS, ali makes and
models at discount prices. For IN
formation. call 10. 2-4e2e.
ADDING, BkKPo, AND PAYmoII
-. S.sS ~ sse AL-Mo
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RESIDENT MANAGER

Matufe lady. 10 % % Yeafa d
large eievator-awitehboard apart.
ment MANAGEMENT. No other
need apply. Good salary and nice
apartment. Applicants should moi
have children. Apply Box 4gS-R
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PIANOS, only s495; brand-new. fins
Snos beaSt. stsl ESpAs' pe sRns' ma "a,
hos. finish. SIS down. bal. in 80
mos KITS. 1880 q ST. NV. RE.
7-U2l2. Alexandria store open till
Q pm. 202i Mt. Vernon ave.
(Ample parking.D
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POODLE MATCH - Breed and
obedient: special handling classes.
Sun. at 1870, 1921 Colesville I'd d,
sil spg., Nd For information,
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HELP-woMEn

YOUNG WOMAN. for permanent
clerical position, must have excel
lent refs. with large organization
typing necessary. excellent salary
many company benefits. b-daj
week: Bethesda area, Box 76-R
star.
BETHEsDA-cHEvY CHASE WON
EN- 49, needed 10 MI excel. AvOi
territories. Earn S30-S40 wkly
spare hrs. Di. 7-022l.
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SECRETARY
STENO

Permanent placement for
an experienced stenographer,
dealing with advertising &C
counts In the Washington
area.
Routine correspondence,
some filing. moderate tale
phone contact work con-
Quoting credit inquiries for
o specialized industry.
Applicants selected for in
teryiewing should be fairly
proficient with tipping and
shorthand. with prior steno-
graphic experience. Woman
in her middle twenties or
early thirties preferred. A
good starting salary can be
arranged.
Write, giving brief descrip-
ton Of self, prior Jobs, pay
expected, tipping shorthand
speed and when available.
nn IN OI
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DMETTK TABLE with pad. ma,
hos cFedenaA buffet both 5000
eond $50 "a. IA. 1-OD4e,
DNETTE sRTs. custom desisnsd.
nrnnd-new In factory cartons,
lully gunr. Buy al wholeaals
lfices. Ia d-iis.
DINING R0ON sat. solid ma.
hoaany, N-niece, 500 kenmorl
ir0neI, so, crib, stroller, ktu,
dent desk, I'm. e.nd11,
DINING ROOM SUITE. 10 pcs IN.
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pBX-CLERK-TYpIST

BHAPiRo. itia KNw, Nh. e-i7I7
PIX RELlEf OPERATOR, every
sat. and sun. t.la pm, " per
Gay. APply Non s NJ. CARROLL.
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MIscA LAMEous FoR SALE
tcoNIlhutpl

ADDIN MACHINE. Burroughs
desk model. S4b: calculator. $50
Addressograph models 700 \. Se0
Pitney Bowes postage meter, Sl2b
Speed-O-Print duplicator, $40 80
IBM elect. typewritera, SO 80
fireproof safe, Si2b. res, 500
value; Kardex cabinet, 5xs size
~ slides with stand, 500. manl
other bargains. CENTRAL 900
18th 81. NV.
AIR C0NDITIONER, small, attrac.
New In June. S45. Ii. ss47s6.
AIR CONDITIONER, S05: sofa bed
SIS; complete mahog. bedrm., SSb
baby bed, SIS. ENoLEsIDE FUR
s ry, Al.. S0 4' kb. s1 iSsSEn'
AIR CONDITIoNER, 80 Feeders
acton de luxe. ~ amps; excel
lent condition: $3.50, TE. 6-4741
AIR CONDITIONER. Acton, sasl
VII. 6-3s5a.
AM CONDITIONER. chrysler Air,
temp. Acton. ITO volts, for case
ment window. new, $3.50. Can b.
AIR CONDITIONER, cabinet model
a h.p., ''as Is" window fan. Re-
power mower. best offer. HE
4-6s55.
AIR CONDITIONER, q Mitchell
lis volt; 5000 btu: excel
cond.: SOS. IA. 5-23s9.
AIR COND., Carrier l-torf, uset
only 2 mos, S125. OIL. 6-s045.
AIR COND, chrysler Airtemp, case
ment window, sA-ton: price. slOO
AIR CoND., easement, y ton
l1x19, SKIS, natural hemp rugs
Thor auto. wash. machine, othe
items; must sell. JU. S-525S.
AIR COND., a and / h.p. Carrier
SIS above wholesale. zEPHIt
SHEETMETAL CO., $50 N. Jack
son St, Arl., Va. IA. 5-274S.
AIR COND,, Airtemp, chrysler: q
ton, IA SNIP, easement; used onl,
one season. ia. $1,000.
AIR COND., End hand GE, lis
s SAN nc. bu. 7.i l. 10
AIR CONDTTIONERS
Govt. surplus, in working cond.
SEQ each. II. $500.
Air Conditioner Close Out
Must sell entire stock OF l957-5,
air conditioners. No reasonably
ofier refused. We must move thesl
air conditioners. We carry GE
Feeders, Chrysler. Kelvinator
| Philco and Gibson air condition
ers. All new and fully guaran
teed. STANDARD TIRE q BAT
Terry CO., 10th and H ST. ne.
Ii. 3-90S2. Open ewes. til o.
AIR Condolences go, new. z
and h.p., S140. so. 5-6124,.
AIR CONDITIONERS-1 Frigid
aire, 5-ton pkg, S495; 1 GE, 2
ton pkg. S295: both used. waite
cooled and good cond.; also, on,
a Philco window unit, SIS. JOIN
@. WEBSTER Co. ST. 3-6l00
AIR Condolences (3), 1-tol
unit, console models, walnut cabi
net; priced for immed. sale; al
three for $40. Call Mon. LA
6-1224. See in operation.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

INVENTORS MANUFACTURER
Contact free-lance mechanical de-
signersr for assistance: 12 yrs. ex-
perience. very reasonable rates
u. 5-4l64 or Box 4s2, Silver
Spring, Nd.
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TEACHING CAREER
WITH
APTuTTp MTTPpAv

AN nun MOnftA 4
Pail training class for ballroom
dancing instructors forming and
given free 70 those who qualify
i. Age 22-32.
2. COLLEGE BACKGROUND or souiva-
lent.
3. Interested in people.
Good opportunities for advance
s A5Ilns'on ss,hsias w.sh,S Sllys5
AREAS. Income. $50 for 80 teach
ing hours. Apply in person, z 10
3 pm. only. lOll Conn. ave. NV.
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ov1 nE AoLlERs tItA toupsR AND LONGER
WIEN AE's lAppEp roe A1Ax eAsG 70 6NE
uln 1Iiosn sfRvlcEe
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Mrs., Clara W. Eliit. sxeeutrix.
Axe reg. Call King George, va:
King George Spruce b-3271.
Continues sn Nszt Psss)
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LIQUIDATION SALE

BECAUSE OF s.w.
REDEVELOPMENT
REFRIGERATION assemblys, 3OSh.p. and
b-h.p. units, incl. fans, conn
pressors and motors: also auto.
defrosts. ALMOST NEW. Also'
misc. sinks and tables, Toledo
Dormant dial scale, Aft. hood,
s htsam u. Kettle En- exhaust f.Hst fan and
inspection 41e 18th st. sw', Mon,
q. Tues. 20. between 0 am. and
pm,
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CAREER
OPPORTUNITY

Two executive or sales type
men, age $3.50, IN one OF
the leadlna life Insurance
companies No travel or COLI
lection, Experience not nec-
eaaary. Complete training
proaram, stable cAraar with
substantial income anu man
aerial opportunity.
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SOFA BAD, uimmonl, ellp cover
s sss. s ss1ssa'iIr 'sragni.. o'e' sl'A
srs ,S ,ss.s ~ n s.sss Is PIX
sT0Rn FIxTUHks-caah Tesis-
tiers. meat eases. walk-ln boses.
Ice machine. air-oond. unit, acaleas
nlicers, meat choppers, etc, Han.
and eves. 10. t-s1iti daily, 81.
a-ieoo,
TAnLKs. lamp. cocktail and stsp;
medium mahoaany, narquet topas
new eond. Reasonable. Hk. A-2b1k
TAfE RECORDER. Revere, slndse
model. 7is-fpecd. tike-new condi-
ton reAs, 500. orie. $500, 20.
TIRE HALK--Recaps 0704iS, $50
skayiek fIsf CO. se IA 1850.
TIRE SAIL
Pun Recapa Guaranteed foe NE 81
e.fQxl ----------------fe %
l'lu1te ----------------tl he
Prices apply 10 recap your Old
tire or recap exchange Plus taA
MARKET TIRE co.
S SS.s bsiI1 t1S., gH { n $500
T ,s0i RcA ssO; "ss ,In ~. sis ,,o. ~
$50. 10, 7-ssa6'
~, weatlnshouse, new tube must
sell Immediately; $50. CAL "a.
ry.RADlo.PHoNo.. console. or.
excel eond., me mahoe, case.
TVs-USED
$30-S40-S50-S60
All sisea Of Screens Available
Written Guarantee With Every nv
Brand.New Picture Tubes
LESS THAN PER IgeH QUAR-.
65l PENNA. AVE. Sc.
2O10 14th ST. NV.
921 H ST. NE.
TYPEwRITER, IBM electric, one
year old excellent condition:
TYPEWRITERs AND ADDING
MACHINE summer sale-Recondi-
TONED Underwood and I. c.
Smith, S2h, reconditihned Under
wood Electric adding machine du-
plex. $50 cALco-ADDER Co, 23
n, serylSe .kn9v.hoS, 5Ous M
TWIN BEDS, complete; girls biz
cycle; hrepl, screen; lawn mower:
garden tools; porch furn. u.
VACUUM, Eleetrolux. with attach,
$50: 2 solid mahog. armchairs,
Duncan Phyfe, $50 ca, wo, 6-4BS2.
VACUUM CLEANERS : Eiectrolux.
recond,, with attach: guaranteed:
will deliver; s12.e5. RA. 3-disi.
WASHER. brand-new oE auto,
$50 below discount price; l.yr.
service: moving. 10. 2-946l.
WAsHER-whirlpool, fully auto.
excel. cond.. $50. CT. 3.0leS.
WASHER. late model. semi-auto-
%7 .5ass. soOd condition. sSSi s. Ii.
WASHER Bendix; fully auto, $3b.
b2l s. 0lebe I'd. Arl. IA. s-583Q,
WATER COOLER, General Electric,
Eal must sell. DOWD'S, EN-.
GOING OUT OF BUsINEsS-HI
books sold At terrIflc discount,
GEORGE FRIENDS BOOK
sl5Gp $50 Sss "a IA s s-S PS Open eve
FOR sALE-sofa (all down eush-
ionsl; Beautyrest mattress and
springs (twin-size); upholstered
armchair; cocktail table fruit
rus almost new; EN-. S-SssSO
HOUSE SOLD, must sell furnish
ings today Rugs, Oriental and
domestic. draperies, dinette set,
is Brentwood gilt chairs, silver
and many other extras; reason
able IA. 7-O941.
ENTIRE FURNISHINGS i-bedrn,.
apt; din. rm.: piano. No phone
calls, no dealers. 300 Conn. ave,
NV. Apt 500.
LIQUIDATION SALE
BECAUSE OF s.w.
REDEVELOPMENT
hefrigeration assemblys, .30Sh.p. and
b-h.p. units, incl. fans, COM
pressors and motors: also auto.
detrosts; ALMOST NEW. Also.
Dormant dial scale, Aft. hood,
steam kettle, exhaust fan And
BRO meat band saw. Open for
inspection 41Q 18th st. s.W., Mon,
Il, Tues. 20, between Q am. and
2 pm.
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DINING ROOM SUITE. 10 pcs, tn.
dor OAK, excellent coalition: si13,
Ap ...lras l0-n SUNDAY
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ELECTRIC RANGE
Encyclopaedia Britannica

Must Sell, $50, M. 2-7Ol3
ELEC. saw. shop smith. Marx v
h,p, new cond !, used less IL
hrs, <2eb, AP. 7-332a,
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DINING RM. fuRN.. blond nah
drop-leaf table, pads, h chairA
suii ss., china closet $500 ~
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PIANOS
BALDWIN

II costs 90 very little more 10 en-
JOY the matchless performance OF
the world-famous Baldwin Aero
sonic. Spinet or Console piano.
Charming walnut transitional,
Baldwin Acrosonic, regularly priced
at $500. Definitely q superb value.
now S675
Full keyboard Of course. includes
matching bench, free local deliv-
cry. and 10-year Baldwin guaran-
tee.
You will save an additional $50
with Baldwin's less-than-bank- in-
terest budget plan.
Several Fine Used Pianos
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CAMERA, Robot, Royal 8, xenon
f:1.9; guaranteed. brand-nev
cond.: $3.50. Empire 5-0S0s.
CARPET, braided. wall TO wall
isSS1To' r TOOi asSSSa:as 81 I1G s.s4I aGN
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Dx.ioo TRANSMITTED 5000 eond
si7O. Call ~. a-b6s6 bet. 9 ans
10 nm
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DININO nm. TABLE. EXPAND
o-matie. 4 matching chairs, blond
lined OAK; like neN WA, 1-Naau
DREssEs = New dresses, aampl,
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ELEcTRIc RANoKi NJ. llnk.
upright and hand vacuum
lroner, vanltyi round din. table
misc. tables; Kenmore home pas
teuriEef milk buckets and strain
srh,s,1S s Ia. mo'oT , nas srs,ca hsh'
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SECRETARY

Perm. position with large eonstruc-
sumo responsibility. Interesting
and varied work, 5-day week
modern, air-eond. once. Down
town location. Call MA. s-2345,
MRS. MEADOWS, for appoint
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TVsUSED
65l PENNA. AVE. Sc.
2010 14th ST. NV.
92l H ST. NE.

TYPEWRITER. IBM electric, one
year old excellent condition.
$3.50. oV. 3-2336.
TYPEWRITERs AND ADDING
MACHINE summer sale-Recondi-
TONED Underwood and L. c.
Smith, S2h; reconditibned Under
wood Electric adding machine du-
plex. $50. cALcO-ADDER Co, 81
yrs. service know-how, 3O0s M
st. NV, FE. 3-3344. Free parking
rear OF store.
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Nhapio paIhiubl
PIANOS = Returned from rental,
spinet and console pianos. practi-
cally new. greatly reduced. See
these unusual values. KITS. 1850
q st NV RE, 7-62l2. Alexandria
store open till 2 pm, 262l Mt
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HElp WOMEN

PAX cl.EnK-TyrIsT. experienced.
new air-cond, once b-day week,
Group disqualification. beautiful
worklnG aurroundinnn weeks
yearly vacation, salary, $500 %
s.ars sisAPiso NC itis x
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POODLE PUPPIES
Miniature. black, Axe. EN-. 3-Os7B.
SHETLAND sHEEPDOC, for breed
ing purposes only; Axe reg, Not
for sale. Ak. p-D437.
sIAMEsE KITTENS, adorable. blue
eyed sealpoints: z wks. old. $40.
FE. 3-l732.
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SOFA, modern. 2 euShion. cost
$500. sell 500: also love seat.
segn cushion: cost .! So, sen 10 icr
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-01-03
Priests Says
LOckOuts Can
Be Legitimate

ST. LOUIS-(NC)-A prominent
Jesuit labor mediator has declar-
ed that management "lockouts"
are morally permissible, provided
their detectives are legitimate.
Jesuit Father Leo C. Brown said
that the same principle applies in
regard to both labor's strikes and
management's lockouts, which he
described as work stoppage in.
itiated by the employer"
This principle, he said, is the
principle of proportion" ex-
planning:
is the objective that is being
sought by the side that initial
ed the lockout or strike legitimate
and moral? If it Is, the principle
of proportion is in favor of the
action.
will the harm that others will
suffer outweigh the detectives? In
that case, the principle of proper
ton would be against the lock-
out or strike"
Father Brown declined, howev.
er, to comment on the present
dispute here between major food
chains and Meat Cutters Local SO.
Some $50 stores in local food
chains have been closed for two
weeks in a contract dispute with
the union. The union has termed
the situation a lockout" None of
the stores involved has publically
challenged the term.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-01-03

office. The Pope met 100000 per-
sons in general audiences, $4,000
in special audiences and 1877 in
private audiences.
Among the worlds leaders who
journeyed to Vatican City to see
the Holy Father were President
Rene Coty of France and Presi-
dent Theodor Heuss of Germany,
us. Vice President Richard M.
Nixon, Premier Joseph Bech of
Luxembourg, and Prime Minis
ter canon de Valera of Ireland.
Prince Rainier III. and Princess
Grace of Monaco and the Regent
of Basutoland were among other
dignitaries received by the Pope.
The Pope also received His En-
inence Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski,
Primate of Poland, in audience
twice. along with the other Polish
bishops who accompanied the Pri-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-01-03

such professional fields as chem
istry, medicine and dentistry.
He cited as one example of rec
ognition accorded Catholic schol-
arship the choice of Loyola last
year to share in a half-million
dollar grant for studies in the re-
lationship of pastoral theology to
psychology and psychiatry. Other
schools sharing in the grant were
Harvard University and Yeshiva
New York Jewish SCHOOL,.
However, Father Mcguire add
ed, 1--WE could multiply our re-
search two or three times If
we could provide the space in
which to conduct the necessary
investigations. And space means
money"
He agreed with Father Cavan-
augh that the shortage of funds
for scholarly research was one of
the principal problems facing
Catholic Institutions.
when alumni and citizens are
made aware of the competent
work being done in research" he
added, funds will be Forthcoming.
Father cavansvsh had asked
II I'VE have spread ourselves
TOO thin, opened vp colleges.
and even universities without
sufficient, first-rsts personnel"
and Father Mcguire referred TO
this, saying:
"The Church could have taken
a different approach 40 or so
years ago and concentrated on a
very small number of universe
ties, drawing to them all avail
able, competent scholars"
But if that choice had been
made, he commended, their "serv-
ice to the nation by 1857 would
be definitely less"
Father Steiner cited the sub
stitution of sociology for theol-
ogy" in the school curriculum as
a basic cause of American educa-
ton weakness.
"instssd Of discipline and
erestiveness," he said, There
has been emphasis on adjust
msnt, belonsinsnsss and self.
expression"
1.-THE fundamental weakness
that has led to whatever infer
iority we suffer in the field of
science" he said. lis softness of
character, which in turn is a con
sequence of our national philos-
ophy of education"
Father Steiner declared that he
was not ready to concede that
Russian science had necessarily
outstripped us. "They talk of the
number of engineers" he pointed
out, "but not of their quality"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-01-03

Lourdes, on the coming centen.
airy of the Marian apparitions at
Lourdes, France, and Miranda
Prorsus, on motion pictures, radio
and television.
The apostolic constitution 'Pri'
mo Exacto Saeculo, issued by the
Pope only recently, grants special
indulgences to those participating
in special Lourdes centenary year.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-01-03

ahead in these fields and are held
back primarily only by lack of
space and facilities for research
and lack of funds for such facili-
ties.
Jesuit Fathers James Y. Ma
svire, president Of Loyols Uni
versify in Chicago, and Celesfin
]. Steiner, president Of the
University of Detroit, agreed
that competent scholars are
available and top grade research
is being done.
They we're attending a Jesuit
provincial conference on develop
ment programs at Xavier Univer-
sity here.
The two priests we're comment
ing on a statement of Holy Cross
Father John j. Cavanaugh, former
president. of Notre Dame Univer-
sity. In an address to the John
Carroll Society in Washington,
Father Cavanaugh declared that
there is "humiliating. evidence
that Catholic institutions are fail
ing to provide leaders in scholar
ship, science, arts, business and
fields "where culture and intel
lectual achievement are con.
cerned."
"The problem with us is physic.
al space" Father Mcguire said.
"We need funds to provide facili,
ties for the additional research
that is to be DONE"
Father Mcguire and Father
Steiner agreed that today's gen
eral copcern about education il
healthy.
"But I see no point in singing
out Catholic education for charg
es of mediocrity," Father Steiner
declared. Actually, there is q
general awareness Of deficiency
in our total education, at al
levels"
Administrations and faculties
of Catholic universities" Father
Mcguire state, "are striving day
and night" to improve their stand
ards of research.
Father csvansvsh had also
stated that many Catholic In
stitvtions "ars working night
and day to produce . sharp turn
in events within the next ten
years"
Father Mcguire pointed out tina
Loyola is carrying on extensive
research programs, especially il
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-01-03

mate on his visit to the Holy See,
when he received the Red Hat
that three years under the CON-
munist prison system had preclud-
ed his receiving earlier.
A breakdown Of the ~
speeches delivered by the Pom.
tiff includes 80 in French, ~
in italian, Is in English, II in
Spanish, six in German, two in
Porfugvests and two In Latin.
The Pope issued four encycli-
Gals and one apostolic constitution
in the course. of the year, the Vat
lean Press Office recalled. The
encyclicals were Fidei Donum, on
tn missions of the Church, espec-
tally those in Africa; Invicti Ath-
letae Christi, on the third centen-
airy of the martyrdom of st. An
drew Bobola; LIE Pelerinage de
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-01-03
Art Contest Winners
Are Named By &c

Winners in the Christmas Card
Art Contest, conducted by
Knights of Columbus Council
4180 featuring the theme "Christ
in Christmas" are: Richard Cas-
sadly of st. Christopher, Margaret
Wallace of Our Lady of Victory
and Phillip Smith of St. Agatha.
Competing schools and winners
will be awarded magazine SUBJ
scriptions.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-01-03
1867 Was Busy Year for Pope

VATICAN CITY = radio, Nc During the past
His Holiness Pope Plus XII has received 1854 ,797 per-
sons in audience, delivered SO addresses and met top Of
ficialS of 10 countries.
These figures were released here by the Vatican Press
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Don't Reject Christi Pope

Warning that q rejection Of Christ in society means
the iron discipline Of eoIleetivisn," enfaiiing fhe "an-
onymous existence Of one group alongside that Of the
other" His Holiness Pope Plus XII is pictured as he de-
Iivers his 18th Christmas message into microphones OF
Vatican Radio. The 81-year-oId Ponfiff. speaking over
the vatican.s powerful new radio station in q hookvp
with networks Of a score Of nations, delivered what was
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-01-03
American Consultor To
La Salette Order Dies

ROME (NC) Father
Michael Kolbuch, MS, third
consultor of the Missionaries of
Our Lady of La Salette, died
here December 49,.
Father Kolbuch was a mem
Der of the Province of Our Lady
Queen of Poland, of the La
Salette Fathers, which has head
quarters in Olivet, I'll. He foun-
ded the La Salette seminary at
Olivet in 1941.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-01-03
Educators See No
Indifference to Scholar

CINCINNATI - (NC) - American Catholic colleges
universities are by no means indifferent to scholar
ship and research, according to two prominent Jesuit edu.
Gators.
They asserted that Catholic Institutions are pressing
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