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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-03-04
Harmony Bluebirds
Indian Names Given
To BIuebird Members

The Harmony Blue Birds met at
the Methodist Church Tuesday,
February 21, 1858. The meeting
was called to order by the presi-
dent, Linda Farquhar The roll
call and minutes of the last meet
ing were read. The treasurer's re-
port was also given. Each member
reported as to how many Campfire
Cookies they had sold. We picked
out. Indian names for the members
from the Campfire Book. We also
worked on our memory books. The
meeting was adjourned by singing
our Blue Bird song.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Douglas Davis.
Scribe,
Connie Porter
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-03-04
Donald S+ires In
For Duty Tour Of
Europe In Army

Pvt. Donald d. Stires, 81, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom f. Stires, Route
3, Mount Sterling, Ohio, is sched-
uled to depart from Fort Benning,
Georgia, early in March for Europe
under Operation Gyroscope", the
Army's unit rotation plan.
Stires is a member of the 3rd
Infantry Division which is replac-
ing the 10th Infantry Division in
Germany.
An automatic rifleman in Com
pany B of the divisions 30th In
fantry, Stires entered the Army
last September.
He attended Darby High School.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-03-04

edge including that about weather,
is put to use. He cited some of the
achievements that have come about
through agricultural research -
shorter work days, improved farms
and farm communities, better diet
ary patterns and improved quality
and availability of foods.
I'VE still have long way to go
in improving our efficiency" he
said. I'VE need to increase our ef-
forts in the areas of marketing and
industrial utilization of agricultur-
al products"
The 3-day conference served as
a combined program for Gamers,
fieldmen and growers of vegeta-
BILE crops for processing as Well as
fruit and vegetable professors.
Speakers included representa-
tiyes of the canning industry, the
Agricultural Extension Service, the
Ohio Agricultural Experiment sta
ton, The Ohio State University
and other institutions and agencies.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-03-04
Parks Division Moves
To Dublin Road Site

COLUMBUS (SpeciaD - Chief
of Ohio's Division of Parks, V. w.
Flichnger, announced that the Di-
vision of Parks moved from the
State Office Building in downtown
Columbus to recently completed
offices at 1900 Dublin Road. The
same building houses the Ohio
Wildlife and Forestry Divisions.
The new phone number for the Di-
vision Of Parks is Hudson 8-0621.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-03-04
ENGLISH STUDENTS
SEE OTTERBEiN PLAY

Forty members of the Junior
and Senior classes of Madison
South High. School attended the
Saturday night performance of
THE Barretts of Wimpole Street
at Otterbein College. The trip was
sponsored by the English Depart
ment and conducted by Ben Beat
fU
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-03-04
Calendar For The Week

NOTE This feature sOH regularly and aUH be pub-
shed each Monday and Tuesday The service is Free.
Please send copy By Friday for evets taking place
the fooaUing aOeek Copy mast be submitted before Fri
dag noon deadline. Thank You'll
Evening star., 1958-07-09
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

500. wMAL-FM ClO7.S Mel
Prelude: 1912 Overture by
Tchaikovsky. Trio in C by
Beethoven and Symphony
No. 3 in E Flat Major by
Schumann.
sos, WASH-FM 1911 Mc.l-
In the Concert Hall: Sym
phony in c Major by Schu-
bert. Piano Concerto No. 10
In F Major by Mozart and
The Pines of Rome by Res
pighi.
$500, WMAL-FM t1O7.3 Mel
Milton Cross Show: Horn
Concerto No. 3 by Mozart.
Act I Of Lehar's Merry Wild
ow and selection from Car
men and Oberon.
$500. VOL (145O Kc.)-Good
Music Time: Harpsichord
Evening star., 1958-07-09

little stunned, too-we ali were,
leaned over and asked:
"Aren't you just q little BIT
relieved"
"'Yes.' she said. and n-n-no'
1T was q yes-and-no answer"
Did she get her check then?"
I asked.
mo, / didn't see her-say.
he said turning from the phone
TO talk to an NBC aide. "how
do you get your checks on the
show?" There was q pause
"she got the S220,500 this
afternoon at the sponsors
.office." he replied.
What are champ Leicester's
plans on the show?
'T'll continue until I'm
knocked or. l supp0se-but I'D
never so up as high as Elfrida
did"
The assistant director oi
Elisabeth Irwin Prep School in
New York, Leicester knows ex-
actly where his Twenty One
: winnings, whatever they are
will go--into the college educa-
ton Of the three Leicester
children, Bright. Is; Elizabeth
IL, and David, 8.
II don't want to put you on
the spot" I said, but does
daddy know all the answers al
homer"
I'D q ddy, I'm afraid" hi
chuckled, "is low man on the
family totem pole"
If Leicester looks vaguely
familiar to you. incidentally, II
may be because he has an actor
brother, william Leicester, who
has appeared in a number Of
Dragnet and Man Behind the
Badge. episodes. William also
wrote some scripts for Tales
Of Wells Fargo"
Mote: The Leicesters live ir
Manhattan near the schoo
which was named after 6
pioneer suffragette and a FRIEND
of philosopher John Dewey
I missed Twenty One Mon
day. incidentally, and l also
missed maybe the happiest five
minute show Of the week-Davt
Brinkley's NBC-news report or
WRC-radio that afternoon at 4
Brinkley barely got into hi,
feature on the sensational
capers'a at the hotel in the Gold.
fine case when he broke up. HI
fought the good fight to repres!
the giggles for the balance o.
the broadcast-and lost.
4 \
On the Run:
Profiting from past expert
Evening star., 1958-07-09

Concerto in D by Bach.
Piano Concerto No. 2 by
Bartok and Concerto for
Orchestra by Hindemith.
1905, wGMS (S7O Kc.l-sym-
phony Hall: 1912 Overture
by TchaikoRsky. 6chelomo
by Bloch and Mephisto
Waltz by List.
Evening star., 1958-07-09

ence, Bob (Omnibus) Saudek
played his cards more conf
IDENTIFY this year. He wasn't
sure where Omnibus would
land in the fall-or If 1t would
land-but the producer sailed
right ahead lining up such top
attractions as dancer-actor
Gene Kelly for his opener.
The result? Omnibus will
not only offer is programs on
NBC in the fall (from 5 to 6
pm. Sunday afternoons). but
Saudek will also present several
Commute nighttime specials.
Disturbing Note: The Sun
day shows will be cut to an
hours duration. Saudek was
against this, but the concession
had to be made, I suppose, espec-
tally after the announcement
of General Motors withdrawal
from Wide, Wide World. the
Commute program that al
ternated with Omnibus. There
are too many sad examples Of
shows that were cut and shufiied
around to make them "easier
to SELL"
Wonderful Casting: It's Of
fetal. ROsalind Russell will
play her original Broadway
role in Wonderful Town" when
CBS-TV presents the musical
on Nov, 30.
Happy Note: Bing Crosby
has latched on to Patti Page
for his first show for ABC-TV
in the fall.
Milt Grants WTTG-5 Record
Hop is really hopping this week
with guests. Today: Roy
Hamilton, Kalin Twins, -Four
Lads and Thurstaron Harris.
Tomorrow: frankie Avalon,
Teddy Randazzo, Don Gibson
and Jan and Arnie. Friday:
Robin Luke and Toni Carroll,
Saturday: Jerry Granahan and
Bobby Freeman. well, I rec
ognize the Four Lads, anyway
%+#
The Mailbag:
A TV quiz contestant { sue
ceSsful One) writes:
81. We we're selected as
contestants on The Big Payofi
and were lucky enough to win
all the prizes offered. This was
a wonderful experience. But ]
think that meeting all the Won
derful people involved. Bess
Myerson, Bob Paige, Producer
Framer and the whole staff was
| just as much of a thrill as win
ming all the prizes. These people
are a real credit to television
We couldn't have been treated
more cordially. :"
Francis B. Smith.
1926 3rd st. NV.
A TV star writes:
Il only yesterday received
your review of the Bob Crosby
show through my clipping serv-
ice. / agree with you-our first
show WAS a tense potpourri-
but / do hope you've enjoyed
our last ones. Anyway, my
Evening star., 1958-07-09
BruziI's Population

RIO DE JANEIRO-At the
start of 1858, Brazil's popula-
ton passed 81 million mark
according to the Brazilian In
stitute of Geography and Sta
tiStics.
Evening star., 1958-07-09

thanks to you for your words oi
encouragement land / will be
dancing moreD
Gretchen Wyler.
Evening star., 1958-07-09
ON THE AIR
EIfrido's Loss
Stunned Them All
BY BERNIE HARRISON
star Tv Critic

Twenty-Ones champ, Robert Leicester was on the
phone New York yesterday and asked him what was
like Monday after the big show in which he oused Efrda Won
Nardron.
well" he said II walked in back Of the set and Efrida
was sitting there chair looking little stunned.
Evening star., 1958-07-09

Why waste woter2 With q Green
GGrden hose nozzle the woieF is
permitted 10 flow only when hose
is in the oefUol use. II gives you
mist OF heavy sfrsom-oll by cosy
noiUFul trigger grip control, Press
and water flows, reIeose and
woteT stops.
Evening star., 1958-07-09
DRUG DISCOUNTS

$l.35 Empirn Compound, iOO's-----------------86e
15e Baysr Aspirin, 0O's-------------- 3Sc
$1.25 BuiieFin, 100's------
60c Aka SeIt1eF, 25's------------------
$1.1s Anacin, zoos
65e BrOmo Settler --------------------------
3Se 81. Joseph Baby Aspirin ---------------2Sc
$l.50 Bonadeties for Motion Sickness - 97e
S3.25 Ayds Reducing Candy ------------S2.3S 3S
35e IsOpropyI Rubbing Alcohol, Pint --------- Sc
89c Listerns Antissptc, u ounces Sec
$1.00 CepacOI Antsspiic, Pint 5le
89c Lav0ris Mouth wash, 20 ounces Soc
SOC Abbott SueaEy SWsstsning Solution
5Sc Pepto Bismol ol----------------- 38e
7Oc Parks.Davis caIadryI Poison Ivy LotIOn ---59e
$1.15 Maaox Rersr Liquid or Tablets 94c
SOC Desensx Ointment Powder or Liquid see
Evening star., 1958-07-09

The Srsotsst gross develop
msni in ysarS ends bore spots
ihct mar the bsoUty Of your
lawn. Eusy-fo-vse, Just seoiteT
this new wonder formula and
thick, brilliont, green gross
covers the ugly bore spots
Must grow or your money
refunded.
Evening star., 1958-07-09
PEAT MOSS
7h-cu.-Ft. BoIe
Res. s,.4s sA.45

ideol topping for outdoor or house
plants. Holds moisture, oerotss
the soil, prevents soil surface
hardening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
TeleVue MaiIbaq

This IS your chance to sound o1-and
Nv Critic Bernie Harrison ,on do his best
TO Gasscer questions. Please Keen letters
oriq. Pen names Utn be used II desired.
You mentioned that Liberace Is looking for
a female vocalist for his ABC-TV program.
Where can one go for an addition?
what Is the age and birthdate of the
poiished performer Johnny Mathis?
,n Peg
LtoerGce has selected his singer by nom
AHoA'ons vers held only IN Los ARgsles-but
he producers psre UtlliNg to consider vocaEtsts
wsth pro recommendations fvia tapes, photos
etc.,. ssf
WTTG's NAT Grant tracked do,pn Johnnv's
0"thaate for as-Sept. 30, 1898.
would like to % complain to MIC FOR
thinking about cutting Jack Paars show, t2)
compliment NBC for its U. N. coverage and fsl
congratulate Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme
on wonderful show.
R.B.c
~ Write to Jack Paar-because he's the
JeHow 'Oho has to be convinced cutttnq The
hag-hoar Mould not be t0ise, E2l tDrite to MEG
Net0s, Radio City. Nsw York, ~ torite to Steue
and Eydis. care OF NBC-TV, Radio CITY Ne,O
York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
It q Bomb Ever Hits
This Joke-Hurruh!

Milton Berls's loyalty to gag that has
earned him big laugh is notorious. Even If
the victim writhes in protest-Berle can't resist
employing it.. Over and over.
AZ FTiars' Club affair attended by comedy
greats some years ago, Berle panicked the audi
ence with the observation:
bomb ever hit this place, Pinky Lee
would be the No. comic"
year later, doing q TV show from Las
vegas attended by dozens of top stars Berle
quipped;
II bomb ever hit this place, the top Tv
star would be Lawrence Welk"
tWelk merely grinned)
During the past season. on one OF his IN
frequent Tv appearances, Berle went back r.
the Pinky Lee version,
Wen probably hear 1t again sometime this
season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17

~. Marilyn H.
GIVE us more programs like Kingdom of
the Sea. The children like them very mucb
Also, more religious plays.
Polka-Go-Round should be at an earlier
hour' before the children retire. Too MANY
quiz programs. In Our Town is very good.
Mrs. L. 3, Kelly.
source that produced Bold Joarney fARcl and
Search for Adventure (WTTG-SJ. Lefs oct
Zoo Parade backi
AS 1ar as can see, outside of the Westerns,
tnere is only one DEMONSTRATING show. which ia
i wish there were few more for horse
Peggy B.
Better wrtts to the Fury shotD fcare OF
NSc-TV Burbank caHfJ and let them kno,o
hon much you like it,
Dennis Hopper is an excellent vouno actor
yet ne appears only occasionally on Tv His
performance IN well-written Studio One play
was excellent. What's holding him backP
Puzzled
1he breaks Hopper pas excellent In a plav
seVer0 seasons ago Nth Natalie Wood called
!, UarnsVal" He Is presently under contract 70
Warner Brothers, y
during my culture period one day recently,
cnanced TO observe Johnny Batchelder. who.
was replacing Miss Sally on the Romper Room
program utter something like "the We Ode
ahtlque snop" referring to one Of those cartoon
sa.fes on nature. Dusty volume after dusty
volume confirms the fact that the word eve"
= cld English means "the." Mr., Batchelder was
sslposs. Let's nave no more such fragrant viola
tons OF the English language,
Said sincerely with malice, D. g.
Weu' Just for We heck of tt-aohat about 4
nome IN Which "the" appearsp For erannle.
The Hague NetherlandsJ?
-, WIN you give me the address OF the Kraft
~ Theater business oficeq
w.... NM
HHfs to KRAFT care Of j. Walter THOMPSON
4"u Co., so Lexington Ave. Neio York ~. Ny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17

Please tell me If Kathy Nolan tThe Real
McCoysD is related to Tommy Nolan lBuck
skim. Thank you.
NJ Marilyn H.
The Adak sun., 1958-03-10
Monday, 10 March 1858

1.-THE TIN EAR"
 By Shakespeare The fabulous Lerner and Loeve con- :bination that gave us the most success t1l Bro2dNay production 1857, "My Fair lady," will soon previeV their latest :contri button to the New York stage, a musical adaptation of the French novel :"Gigi" .... ear;u re55prts sau nuoueeee!n the songs are even better, although it hardly seems possible, than the MEL tri- umph, plus "Brigadoon"all wrapped in one big money-making bundle.
 : Audrey Hepburn fainted during the childbirth scene in "A Farewell to Arms" according to her companions at the re- ent Hollywood premier of the newly re- 1eased flick. co. must be some scene.... . the film stars Jennifer Jones and Rock Hudson, and its taken from HemningVay's Pulitzer Prize winning story of the love. of< American for Bri ti sh Army Nurse, during World War I. j. in Cinemascope un- Fortunately.
 The Navy's new "All-American Steel "Band," playing instruments made from :steel drum tops (55 gallon variety) has :been formed at San Juan, Puerto Rico. The. Band will make it's U. s. debut in Chicago this coming year.
 Those of you lucky enough to be in San Francisco, shortly, why not drop do- nIn to the "BlackhaWk," where you II be V2ear'n George Shearing face to face. Also some verypleasurab1e jazz inspired overtones... while we Ire on the subject Bobby Troup is appearing at "Fack's II" and Chico Hami lton is bring his quintet ito the. ''Macumba".. lots of cool sounds Stateside and here I sit wi tn l85 days. : Do you find it diffucult to say mo" to" a record store window or the enhanc- ing album cover? Are you lacking in will poNer when big sale is announced? Does your wife or sweetheart fear you love vinylite more than you love her? We'll,
The Adak sun., 1958-03-10
ADAK SUN
Page 5

SUN Page5 arajah has $1oO, 1000 voth of .. records. There is a collection in New York City so big that two arartments are needed to house it. And in California, a cellec- tor of cylinder records has 90 early ph- onograph machines, enough to stock mu- scum. It seems the true record collec- tor is man by she1lac possessed.
 Next time you think of clarinetists, think of John LaPorta .... His newest re- lease features oneside of four intrigu- ing numbers in which he shows very im- agiva tive concept of his instrument when dealing with the jazz idiom... his know ledge of both vehicles is provocatively displayed mad is laced With an origina- lity we would like to see more of. 
 TEMPTATION ..~
 By R.G. spaulding.
 In the beginning of time, Adam and Eve were tempted by the devil and were, sent from the Garden of Eden. Cod placed charge on Eve and all women of the world in early times, present day, and in gen. erations to come will during child birth have to endure great pain and sorrow be-: cause Eve was curious and through she CO., uld not endure the temptation any longer . Jesus Christ, God s own Son, was temp ted three times by the devil. Each time the devil tempted him, he answered from the judgements, statutes, and command meptsof God, Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceedeth out: of the mouth of God" ,"Thou shalt not tempt the Lord thy God, Hand Thou shalt worship the Lord thy God, and him only shalt thou serve, :" Matthew A:A, A:7 and 4:lO respectively.
 In the Lords Prayer, we pray Head us not into temptation but deliver US from EVIL" Jesus Christ Instituted this prayer for his disciples to use.
 There is No Temptation to great for us. to endure if NC call upon God Our
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12

Floren nee Tannenbaum,
daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. William Tannenbaum, be-
came the bride of Bernard
August, son of Mrs. Sarah
August, Nov. 80 at a formal
twilight ceremony at the Sa-
hara Guest Ranch.
Rabbi Marcus Berger con-
Quoted the ceremony.
Judith Tannenbaum, sister
in-laW of the bride, was ma
tron-of-honor. Art hur A.
Tannenbaum, brother of the
bride, gave the bride in mar
riage. Kenneth Tannenbaum
of Tucson, also is a brother
of the bride. The best man
was Samuel August.
The bride was educated at
Neptune High School in New
Jersey and the groom at
Mount Carmel High, Penna.
A dinner was held at the
ranch following the cere-
mony.
Following a honeymoon
trip to Las Vegas the newly
weds now are making their
home at 1903 East Fairmount
in Tucson.
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12
Women Staging
CJA Seminar
On Dec. IS

A seminar for women
dealing with problems fac
ing the 1859 Combined
Jewish Appeal will be stag
ed Dec. Is at the Center.
The seminar plans were an
nounced by Mrs. Jack New
ins, acting president of the
Women's Federation of the
Tucson Jewish Community
Council.
The educational seminar
will open at 10 am. with
remarks by Mrs. Nevins.
The welcoming address will
be given by Mrs. Alex
Weiss, Women's division
chairman of the 1859 CJA.
Jerry Sonenblick will
moderate a panel discus
sion. On the panel will be
Marvin Volk, David Kra-
mer, David N. Ginsberg
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12
The Jewish Quiz Box

uIIIlIllIllIllIlIIlIIIIlI Observation-Disclosures
QUESTION: Why is it for
hidden to gain any use
from the Chanukah candles
while they are burning?
ANSWER: The Talmud
(Shabbos 22b) explains that
one may not use the light
of the Chanukah candles to
count money because of the
fact that it be considered
to belittle the significance
of the candles if they were
put to mundane use. An
object used for the observ-
ance of a holy command
ment should not be used for
other purposes.
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12
Temple Plans
Affair For
ChunUkoh

A traditional Chanukah
Festival will be held at Tenn
pie Emanuel this week.
Friday night, Dec. II, fam
lilies will convene at the
Chanukah Family Sabbath
Service at the Temple. Youth
of the confirmation class will
conduct the evenings cere-
monies and the service will
close with a festive Oneg
Shabbat.
THE ANNUAL Chanukah
program will be held Sunday,
Dec. IA beginning at 5 pm.
Entertainment, plays, recita-
tions and songs will highlight
the program.
The play, "The Dreidlach
that Wouldn't Spin, will be
produced by the Religious
School Dramatics Club and
directed by Mrs. Samuel
Kurn. In the cast are Russell
Bloom, Sandy Bloom, Kathy
Fairberg, David Kaplan, Rob-
ert Klensin, Gerry Krevitt,
Diane McLane, Ellen Moret,
Lynne Morris, Donald Open
helm, Sandra Plotkin, Wayne
Powell, Ruth Schnadig, Paul
Tuchman and Elizabeth Wei
ner.
Appearing in the Terry
Club combo, directed by Sid
Kurn, will be Bruce Blumen-
thai, Richard Cohen, Victor
Feinblatt, Alan Herman,
Ronald Kalish, Tom ~
Kirchner, Kenneth Krane,
Ronnie Saccani and Joel
Cohen.
FOLLOWING THE pro-
program a Chanukah dinner
including potato latkes will
be served. Attendance is by
reservation only. Persons
wishing to attend should call
the Temple office (EA Z
4501).
The Sisterhood of Temple
Emanuel is in charge of pre-
parations for the supper. Mrs.
Edward Kopel and Mrs. Leo
Morris head the committee.
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12

TEL AVN, (JTA)-E Elias
M. Epstein, director of ZOA
House here and for many
years a member of the Jew
ish National Fund board of
directors, died here Nov. "a
at the age of 63.
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12

and Hal Gettler. Benjamin
N. Brook will be profession
al consultant.
A brunch will be served
at 11:30 am. Mrs. Charles
Gordon is brunch chair
ch a ir m a n. Reservations
may be made by calling the
Council office, MA 4-8603.
Women interested in work
ing on the 1859 campaign
are invited to attend the
seminar.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-05-09

The Missions have The best
inferesssors in fhe world. If
you send . sacrifice to The
Holy Father, and that you do
whenever you give anything
TO his own Society for the
Proposition Of the Faith, he
uses II to convert pasans in
India, Japan, Korea, vietnam
and elsewhere. IL Caesars
wounds were Is 50 many eIo-
quent tongues, then let fhs
consciousness Of the debt Of
sin be . tongue far more sIo-
qusnt than this column. "Do
Penanee" was The theme Of
The first and The last sermon
Of Our Lord. Do Penaneel
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-05-09
tudent See
|Slurns On Tour

CHICAGO-MCeNearly SOC
students from Chicago's Catho'
lie high schools spent a Satur'
day studying the housing situa'
ton on this city's south side.
These students. from Is high
schools in the Chicagoland area
are members of the high school
division of the Catholic Inter,
racial Council of Chicago.
The group visited private and
public housing projects and sew
eral sites recommended by the
Chicago Land Clearance Com
mission for redevelopment.
They were accompanied on
their trip by Representatives
Of fhe InferrseiaI council, The
Chicago Commission an Hu.
man Relations, the Chicago Ur-
ban League and Friendship
House.
According to Lloyd Davis, di
rector of the interracial council
the trip was a wonderful op
|portunity for our young people
to really get a first-hand look
at their city-a city in which
they shall be called upon one
day to exercise leadership"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-05-09
Mass OrdO
LITURGY
OF The
w E E X

SUNDAY, MAY II
FEAST OF SITS, PHILIP AND
THE FIFTH SUNDAY AFTER
EASTER
Red vestments, Gloria, Sec
ond Prayer of the Sunday, Gre
do, Preface of the Apostles.
MONDAY, MAY II
RoCATIoN DAY
Violent vestments, no Gloria,
Second and Third Prayers lin
Low Masses of SITS. Nereus,
Achilleus, Domitilla and Pat
cratius and for Peace, Preface
of Easter.
TUESDAY, MAY 13
FEAST OF ST. ROBERT
BELLARMiNE
DOCTOR OF THE CHURCH:
RoCATIoN DAY
White vestments, Gloria, Sec
ond Prayer of Rogation, Third
(iL Low Masses) for Peace,
.Credo, Preface Of Easter.
WEDNESDAY, MAY IA
VIGIL OF THE ASCENSION:
A DAY
White vestments, Gloria, Sec
ond Prayer of Rogation, Third
Tin Low Masses of st. Boniface,
no Credo, Preface of Easter.
THURSDAY, MAY Is
FEAST OF THE ASCENSION
OF OUR LORD
White vestments, Gloria, Gre
do, Preface and Communican-
ties" of the Ascension.
FRIDAY, MAY Is
FEAST OF ST. UBALDUS
White vestments, Gloria, Sec
ond Prayer lin Low Masses) for
Peace, Preface Of the Ascen-
sion.
SATURDAY, MAY II
FEAST OF ST. PAScHAL
BABYLON
White yeStments Gloria, Sec
ond Prayer lin Low Masses for
Peace, Preface of the Ascension.