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ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA,
. 81: 500: built in 179G"MThis
house. offers the most dollar for
dollar charm In this area. Anthem
tic Adams manteled flreplaces in
both living rm. and dining rms. !:
2 additional fireplaces. l in master
bedrm. and in beautiful paneled
rec. room; modern equipped kitch-
en-, This home is in Al condition.
Shown by appt. only. Call OV. g.
l413. SHANNON B. LUCHS CO.,
RealfnrN
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MONEY WANTED
MONEY TO LOAN

NEEDS $4,000 cash or credit
VIII pay 20ff guaranteed auto
financing. PL. g-276l.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

NMER. u. PARK; S19,95U-Larg
2-bedrm. brk. Colonial, ideall
situated of Western ave. not ia
from 'Woody's"; includes an in
law" apt. in basement: baths
garage; slate roof; l57-tt. lot
$500 down may buyl Balanc
FLA approx. $ll0 mo, FRANZ
ewes, Ell. 6-364S.
RIARCLIFF MASTERPIECE-Ele
CANT Colonial residence on q Quie
circle high above the Potoma
valley: beautiful panoramic, view
across to the Virginia h, hills; =
s Sed59S%s Of QUALITY Sffss and dm STeh
tectural details seldom found: I
loca ton that is unsurpassed TO
its beauty and prestige; Call MI
Schneider. IF. 3-4O16. FRANK S
PHILLIPS, INC, d. 7-1411.
HEvY CHASE: a blk. OF Ne
family kit. with all modern con
veniences, fireplaces, 4 lava
tories, screened porch. rec. rm.
intercom. system and many othel
features found only in q new anC
modem home. Priced reasonably
at S43.5OO. Will take your homt
in trade enabling you to dispense
with the bother Of selling NJ
commission Se9.nrsS ,ro to pay ca. ana NM 4
a a1jsiF1f n0 IL. 4-s45i . "a"
HEvY CHASE, in the choice High
wood subdivision: an EXCEPTIONAL!
good buy-Large center-hall bricl
with 24-ft. living room. large scr
porch, 3 twin-size bedrooms, I'm
ished and heated 3rd floor, built
in garage; price. S26,95O: Call WO
$1,000 till Q pm. EDW. H. JONES
CO. INC. Chevy Chase.
CAPITOL HILL
c-story brick house, close t
ibrary Of Congress- and House Of
ce Bldg. with large high ceilingeC
Y. rm. din nm. comb, big kit.
bedrms. mod. bath. . air-condi'
oners. Realistically priced to settlt
tate. Immediate possession.
DOROTHY G.. WOOD
Exclusive Agent. DE. 2-771S.
n. N. PORTAL ESTATES
Diet. brk. Colonial-Center hall
lift. liv. rm. with flrepl,, sep
lin. rm.. pwdr. rnl.. screened porch;
3 bedrms.. . baths on 2nd A.:
oedrms. on Bird A.: rec I'm. gar
WEISS & STOLAR, INC.
Ex. $500 Til 8
COLORED-l5II 18th ST. NV
Lovely corner brick detached
home. Features include Q bedrms.
3 modern baths, hv. I'm. with fire
place. equipped kit, detached ga
rage and many extras. Price
S27 500. terms. FLOYD E DAVIS
CO.. 1929 K st. NV, Ma. S-u3o2
ewes. JU. 1859.
COLORED; BY OWNER; Mr.. 5tl
and Longfellov = Lovely anC
charming S-rm. home. Reas. dn
payt. Only 500 mo. EN-. 2-S13s
COLORED-5IO2 5th ST. NV
rms, full bsmt.. 3 .porches. 2-cal
garage, equip. kit, house in excel
cond and eonven. loo; for cas-!
terms and appt to see, cal
OWNER, LU. 2-3S75.
COLORED-alO ASPEN ST. NV
BEDROOM AND BATH, LIST FLOOE
1915 SHERIDAN SIT BEDRMS
14th a, UNDERWOOD-DET. BRK
LOUIS Ridden. TU. 2-3060
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD. HOUSES FOR SALIVA.


ANDREWS-CENSUS AREA, ASSUME
4Ia1e trust: good location-Nice
home; ) bedrlns., fin. rec rm.; \:
bath on LIST floor; semidet, brick
$4,000. OWNER, RE. 6-4047
CHILLUM = Modern, 6-rm. brick
home, g bedrmsD, gas heat mr.
$1,000 down. HUGH T. PECK,
Realtor, 1850 New Hamp, ave,
HE. $4,000.
41aee loan; 3 ample bedrms., sep
din. rm., playrm., in full daylight
bsmt.: front and back pchs.: wood
burning fireplace: conv, loo. Only
Sl2,250, W. r. HUGHES CO..
AP. G-14OU.
800 Is THE FULL PRICE fol
this coy 2-bedrm. bungalow neal
Riverdale Heights shopping GEN.
ter; knotty-pine rec. rm. in bSmt.
wall-to-wall carpeting: fenced
level lot; FLA terms. Call til g
gR m;i VA; 80 1890. ROBERT s
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Much-pre-
/ ferred Chillum location, stone s
throw away from every possible
convenience. Exciting red brk. at
tached Colonial. Assume $11, 200
W. R. HUGHES CO, AP. 7-i4OO,
DON'T LET THE WEATHER stor
you from finding q new home
A call from you and one Of our
statesmen will call at your house
with VIII ,so large selection Of listing'
900. Some as little as 5000 down
Now is the time to buy. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP
7-1774.
$l2.95O-4 bedrms., liv. rm,. kit,
bath. Fin. attic, scr. och, cor. lot
fenced year yard. West Hyatts.
Vile. HE. ASSOC; ewes. HA. >
S291. w. w. LEWIS, Realtor.
HOUSES BY ADMINISTRATION,
bier, 8 delightful bedrms.. beaut.
I'm. rec. .rm.; house only . yrs,
old; far better than new: all the
extras are in; $14,450, with only
S1.55O On. Call today. This will
sell mined: W. r. HUGHES CO.,
AP. 7-1400.
PAYMENTS LIKE RENT will buy
Bsmt with rec. rm., = bedrms.
LIST A. Il bedrm. upj: tile bath,
Price only Sl2,760. New low FILA
JAMES c. CONLEY g. CO., AP.
7-6292: ewes. AP. 7-72S2.
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Hyattsyille
Proper-Brk. Semibi-level. over
looking lovely wooded park: full
daylight bsmt.; off-street parking
excel. buy: S1l,950. $1,000 down
FHA approved. w. r. HUGHES
CO., AP. 7-1400.
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Spring Valley-Kent Area

Spring Valley-Kent Area
Two unusual new low-priced 4
and 4 bedroom. 3-bath homes. Spa
cious rooms and closets throughout
BEDROOM WITH FULL BATH ON
FIKST FLOOR. Trade-in Of your
considered. See 4901 and 1905
klinee street NV. lat Arizona ave
and Klingle ST. Open daily 2 to 5
pm; or by appointment Call Mr.
Clark, RA. 3-9011.
A: 8. GARDINER a. CO.. INC.
1881 L ST. NV. MA. s-0334
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icoNTINUEpl

co isss PoNNfNa FL. R Ei2l
Modern semidet. brick: large
rms. IA baths. I'm. rec. rm.; gas
ht., reas. terms.
LOUIS Ridden. tn. $4,000
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
FORCED SALE-$195 DIN.
Observation-Disclosures
Just like new inside and out: Z
Ice. bedrms.; full bsmt.; lge. kit.
oil heat; front and rear porches
lovely Handicapped yard. A rea
quality house that must be sold
So call nowi tn. 2-7900; ewes. AID
4-S147
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

WANT TO LEASE building in traf-
nc. loo. suit. auto. sales and service
in NV, Beth. or 8 8. area Replies
confidential Box 204-K, Star.
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MOVE RIGHT IN

VACANT. The heat is on and IL has
Just been redecoratedl BRICK
CHARMER WITH 8 BEDROOMS
PLUS DEN AND "a BATH nestled
on slxl47-ft. lot in EXCLUSIVE,
CLOSE IN NEIG HB R HOOD
BEAUTY Center entrance plan 10
big living room with fireplace.
NICELY FINISHED REC. RIM.
WITH "a BATH IN FULL BASE
MENT. Walk-in closets. Rugs,
Grapes Included Huge private pa :
no FLA appraisal in hand SIS
800 LIST trust available. You'll like
u at N2l noon
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BoArS

BOAT REPAIRIN1, refinIshins and
nberglassine In weil-heated shop
sO Us snsi IN S sEn'e T.ssak C -,
estimates.
CIV 90" Sen Dure. heat exchangeI
only: Price sos, listed $50
Phone AP. 7-23b5.
THE WASHINGTON MAMMA boa
show ct 1900 Maine ave. s.w
will close daily ct 3 pm. unit
the snow emergency Is over. The
show will be extended throusl
Sunday, March 2, with eveninI
hours after the emergency.
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LANDSCAPE AND NURSERY on
main road. including good 6-room
2-bath home. Several acres planted
to shrubs, etc. Owners illness
forces sale. Substantial cash re-
CURED. ROMER q CO., Realtors,
Gaithersburg 300.
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RAISE CASH. reduce monthly pay.
ments consolidate debts by re-
financing your home. no advance
fees Licensed consultant NO
7-5857 or teyes ia. 2-52s0
MORTGAGE LOANS. So 600 $780,
O00-Group your debts, lower your
payments rehnance your property
and improvements; quick. honest,
courteous service on real estate,
farms. etc Only in the State OF
MARYLAND Call Mr. ROBERTS,
BALTIC. Md, dav or night suns
and holidays at Saratoea 7-4047
AUTO LOANS-Cars or trucks: In
Is minutes whether it's paid fol
or not HERSONe 9Th and {
NV. DE 2-470O.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

TAVERN. Glass C license. l4th st
NV, for immediate sale, Name
your own price. Ell. 6-3931.
NEEDS $4,000 cash or credit
VIII pay 20ee guaranteed aut'
financing. PL. 9-276l.
COMPLETE SYNTHETIC DRY
CLEANING PLANT = wholesale
and retail. over $4,000 yearly
gross. Small payroll. small rent
long lease; located in D. c: bust.
ness section. $4,000 cash will
handle. This is a once-in- life
time opportunity. Don't miss II
Box Bob. Star.
BAR AND GRILL = Downtown
Crosses over $1,000 wkly, Reas
price and terms. Terrific potential
MA. $1,000 ATLAS EN- 2-303s
TEXACO SERVICE STATION
FOR LEASE
An economy size l-bay station
with ample facilities located or
U, s. Hwy. No. in Alex, Va. Fol-
an investment of approximately
$500 you can own your own bust
ness. Call
re. 6-344O. sa.m.-o .. m. Mr.. owen'
AaaanAAaaaA RAA 49,
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1921 LIST NV.

REDUCED SPECIAL. Doctors
dentists, lawyers. etc. take advan.
tage Of this tremendous corner
Financing excellent with about
$4,000 down Liv. rm., din. rm.
kit. bkfst. nook, 4 bedrms.,
baths; finished attic; flreplaces
rm. with laboratory and 2 extrs
rooms in bsmt. MANY OUTSTANp.
ING EXTRAS Mr. Gibson, 10. z.
1850, with NJ. PAUL HANNAH
732 18th st. NV, ME. S-4100.
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JOSEPH w CEAV 90

RAMBLER, $3.50 DIN.
Pimmit Hills-Liv. rm.. din. rm..
KIT. 3 bedrms., rear porch, attic,
ICE. fenced lot, redecorated Assume
80 OF loan; total pymts.. SlO2 so
mo-; immed poss.
WEISS & STOLAR, INC.
Realtors Elk. 3-534O
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BRADDOCK HEIGHTs-A close-ir
location In an excellent parochia'
and public school area. This i'm.
maculately clean 3-bedrm,, all.
brick Colonial is one Of our TOP
VALUES! Living rm. with Colo
NAL fireplace, separate dining rm
mas corner cupboards and door.
way to screened porch: dishwash.
er and disposal in equipped kitch.
en-; full basement; built-in ga
rage: HOT-WATER HEAT. The
Priced at only SIS,350. Thc
financing is fexiblel Call OV
3-14l3. SHANNON & LUCHS co.
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As modern as tomorrow. o
bedroom 1ia-bath contem-
porary on q large, tree
studded lot in this pleasant
village with O future. Call
JE. 2-262O.
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LOTS FOR A LITTLE-Ail-bricK
Colonial-style home; sep. din. nm.
lge. liv. RIM. with firepi., 8 bed.
rms. full bsmt.; well located and
cow; S15,750. A. J. KESSINGER
a. CO, JU o-4S44
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DEPARTURE
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

you. FREE APPRAISAL Md-D.C
J. VICTOR DIcKEY, AP. 7-SOS0
MODERN. CLEAN. 3 or bedrm
Cox, Ii. s-siSs or ST. 3-7S6s
HIGHEST CASH. DC. homes, ne.
RIGGS PARK, sc. area. DAVID, RIA
CAsH-CASH-CAsH-We buy on the
spot. Call MR.. GODDARD, OIL.
4-7922, HU. 3-4747
ALL CASH offered for your d. C.
home. MR. MICKEY, RA. $4,000.
SILVER SPRING-All cash for 3,
4 bedrm. homes. Call r. SOPER,
Ju. $3.50: ewes, JU. 5-3967,
WE HAVE CASH CLIENTS for
houses in the D. C. area: no
charge for our appraisal Our 60th
year. FLOYD z. DAVIS CO.. Real
tors. 500 K st NV. MA. S-0352:
ewes. JU 1850.
ALL CAsH-D OR MARYLAND
FREE APPRAISAL-TA O-O5S1
MUSSEMAN REALTY. RE. 7-717O
ALL CASH
Mont. and Prince Georges Counties
PETERS AND SOLER
10. 5-2131, HE. 5000. JU. 5-69O7
NO OBLIGATION
CASH AT ONCE, NO STRINGS
H. M. GREENFIELD. IA. 9-77ss
VIRGINIA PROPERTY
kR aHSfe' d. Or S sSesss Ur CIR FoGs 1853 $3.50
LIST WITH REALToR
HUGH T. PECK
coUNTY's LIvEL1EsT REALToR
1850 NEW HAMP. AVE. HE. 4-64OO
SPOT CASH
For Home or Trust Note
cox q CO.. INC. RE. 7-1631
TOP CASH TODAY
Tc owner; DC. p. O. Co, Md. Mr.
kitchens. day or night. ST. 3-736S.
ALL CASH
ANY AMOUNT
2-HOUR SERVICE!
WA. 7-4679
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CAPITOL HILL

e-story brick house, close to
ibrary Of Congress- and House Of
ce Bldg. with large high ceilinged
v. I'm. -din nm, comb, big kit
bedrms. mod. bath. . air-condi-
oners. Realistically priced to settle
.takA 1nnnnediafe nnSeSSinn
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COLORED-i5II nth ST. NV
Lovely corner brick detached
home. Features include 9 bedrms.,
3 modern baths, nv. rm. with FIRE.
place. equipped kit, detached ga
rage and many extras. Price,
S27 500. terms. FLOYD z. DAVIS
CO.. 1929 K St: NV. MA. S-O352'
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SHERWOOD FOREST. Colesville-
3 baths; lse. truly custom CnE built 5nii
rambler with lge. liv. rm. with
nerpl.. sep. din. rm., table-space
kit. fully equipped; 3 Ice. bed
rms. with 2 full baths on 1st d.;
lower level has ground level en-
frances. lge. out-of-ground bed
I'm. and bath: garage and work
rms: scr. porch; S33, 900. A. J.
kESSINGER q CO., JU. 9-4544
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CHEVY CHASE VIILAGE-Cen.
ter-hall home with 1st-fioor pow.
der room, 4 bedrooms, storage
attic Let US show you this home
IN this choice location today
Prlced under 100000. Call WO
1cS2Un III 9 pm. EDW H
CHASE SA'
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YOUR MOVE COULD BE ToMoR-
ROW'-Vacant, professionally re-
decorated and ready for imme-
diate occupancy. This j-bedTm.
all-brick rancher, with full base
ment, on q breezy corner lot IN
q convenient N Arlington l0ca-
ton. can be yours at the low price
of sl7n5o' With excellent long
First time advertised You be first
70 see II Call PEARSON PROP
ERTIES. INC, ia $4,000.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-14
Future Bright Despite Red Threat

A sawmiII generators, and other
equipment from the U.s. have enabled
Verona Brothers in the Prefecture APP
ostoIie Of Mopoi, Sudan, to build six
new churches in fhe past two years. A
typical such church is shown in top
photo. New churches have been neees-
sary because Of the ChUrch's rapid
growth-l0,000 baptisms in the last
year-bringing the total Catholics to
$4,000, or 25% of the population Of
Southern Sudan. Msgr. Domenieo Fer
rara, F.S.C.J., Of the Sons Of the Sacred
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speakers will each give an eight
minute prepared speech on the
1857 Statement of the American
on Censorship, which
will be followed by a three min.
ute talk ex tempore, on a topic
paragraph of the Discourse of
Pope Plus XII on the "Guiding
Principles of the Lay Apostle.
late"
No texts are allowed to be
used on the extempore by the
candidates but the topics are
selected five minutes prior to
the speech and the student Is
allowed to discuss these topics.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-14

Catholic Women's League;
FIR. Leonard Flick, professor at
the Pontifical College Joseph
mum and outstanding author
and lecturer; Prof. Clarence A.
Forbes, professor of classical
language, Ohio State University.
Timers will be Mrs. Annabelle
K. Schott, president of the Cath
Ollie Women's League, and Per-
melia Bailey, Catholic Women's
League.
Kathleen Moore of the Won
ems league is chairman for the
contest sponsored by the Cath
Ollie Youth Council.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-14
Mt. Carmel
1853
Staff Officers

Mt. Carmel Hospital this week
announced the staff members
for 1858. They are: Thomas r.
Curran, MD. chairman General
Medical Staff; Reynold E. Klag-
er, Jr., MD, Vice Chairman of
General Medical Staff; Virgil
Cross, MD. secretary of General
Medical Staff.
Section Of Internal Medicine:
Norman E. Goulder, ND, chair.
man; Reynold E. Klages, Jr., M.
D., secretary.
Section of Obstetrics Gynecol-
ogy: Eugene Wilson, Md,
chairman; Francis Eberly, Md,
secretary.
Section of General Practice:
Joseph Forester, Md, chair
man; William Bacon, Md,
vice-chairman; Frederick Dierk-
er, Md, secretary.
Members of the Medical Ad-
visory Board are C. C. Sher-
burne, MD, president; Philip T.
Knies, MD, vice : president;
James L. Henry, MD, secretary;
Wells Teachnor, MD; Edwin j.
Stedem, MD; Harley o. Brat
ton, MD; Henry B. Lacey, MD;
Philip ]. Reel, Md; Robert F.
DAILY, MD; Hurston F. Fulton,
MD; Horace B. Davidson, MD;
Jacob Moses, MD; Richard w.
Zollinger, Md; Thomas Curran,
MD; Edward w. Harris, MD.
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Heart Verona Fathers), and former
pastor in Cincinnati, has been in no
hurry for a new Cathedral, because Of
the urgent needs of his people, who
have a hard time producing even food
to live on. The fhafched Cathedral of
Our Lady Of Victory has served in
Yambio for almost his entire stay there.
While fhe Chvrch's future in Sudan is
bright, he warns that Communism is a
dire threat that must be met with help
and guidance from the US. INC Photos)
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must have IN INTEREST IN
the Missions. II you write to
Us and request our annuity
plan pamphlet We will send II
to you and show our INTER.
EST in you.
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senior at the
parish high
school,, will
begin talking
at 2 pm. this
Sunday in Err
skine Hall on
st. Mary of
h Springs
college, cam
pus. !
The four
S { u d e n I
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Later he
rescued a
girl who was
S old into
prostitution,
had her bap-
tized, and
provided a
dowry for
h mar
riage.
Sometimes
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-14

Bill F1nan,
of Ia n e S
willie, last
years final
list and trip
winner, will
be master Of
Judges for
the contest
are Mrs. Kir-
vim, teacher
a o t h
High School.
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ior at st. Aloysius Academy,
John Sardella, Holy Family par
ish, and senior at the parish
High School, and Dennis j.
Shoneberger, st. Francis de
Sales parishioner, Newark, and a
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-14

Joyce Earl,
Our Lady of
Peace parish
and a
S e nior at
St. Mary of
the Springs
AGA d e m y,
Peggy Shoup
st. Rose
Lima par
ish, New Lex
s--x -
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Cut out this column, pin
your sacrifice to it and mail
it to Most Rev. Fulton J.
Sheen, National Director of
the Society for the Propaga-
ton of the Faith, or your Di-
ocesan Director, Very Rev.
James Kulp, 246 East Town
Street, Columbus is, Ohio.
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saying prayers, but his evil
trade slowed down his desire
to be a Christian.
Then came the Communists.
He lost his profitable opium
trade and was forced to work
on "a labor gang repairing
roads. A fellow prisoner on
that road-gang found him dy-
ing. The fellow prisoner was
a priest who baptized him and
received him into the Church.
The Sisters on the missions
had been his intercessors in
heaven.
Create for yourselves INFER
SCISSORS and pIeadsrs: the
prayers Of others for you
could be better than your
own. The Chinese, the Jap
snese, the Africans. the lep-
ers, the sick whom you aid
will be your attorneys for the
defense when you die. make
friends with the Mammon Of
iniqvity". Send II to the So
eiety for the Propagation Of
the Faith and we will send II
to The Vicar Of Christ TO dis
tribute to the poor Of the
world. Send your sacrifice Of
q pleasure or part Of your cap
ital - you will be SO glad you
did.
BY reason Of The fact that
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FinaIists Vie
For Washington Trip

Four Diocesan students this Sunday will vie for a
trip to Washington D. c., as the Columbus representa-
tive of the Council of Youth speech Finals.
The Diocesan Speech contest, which is begun each
Fall during Youth week. comes to a climax this Sunday
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-14

Word came from China re-
Gently about an opium dealer
who, in years past, was good.
to the missionary Sisters.
Once he brought a Sister the
passport which she forgot by
rowing three days down a riv-
er and two weeks back. Anoth-
err time a Sister was sick and
he practically forced a Chi
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as the four finalists will match
vocal chords and ideas for the
Diocesan title which includes
a trip to the national finals in
the nations capital.
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God Love You
Through Charity You Can
Make Friends In Heaven
by Bishop Fulton J. Sheen.

nese doctor, in the middle of
the night to visit the nun.
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MAKE friends with. The
Mammon Of iniqvify," Our
Lord once said. Mammon is
money. BY making friends, He
meant, through your charity
create intercessors who will
plead for your soul before
the throne Of God.
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DAVIS RADIATOR SHOP
Complete Lawn Mower Service
Tuscarawas, o. Phone 1858
STATION Is co.
Canvas and Metal Awnings
Industrial Specialties
RR 1, Dennison, O. Phone 944
BEABER'S F~OODLINER, INC.
701 S. Broadway
New Philadelphia, Ohio
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Massey-Harris Ferguson Gehi Forage
Choppers Sales and Service. Also
Farm Feeds. l.. S. Russell, Farm
Machinery. Phi. 81, Cardington, 0.
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he would be found in Church
saying prayers, but his evil
trade slowed down his desire
to be a Christian.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-03-14
Well Child Clinic
Examined Ne arIy
100 During Month

A total of 81 children were seen
by the personnel of the Well
Child Clinics operated in Madison
County during the month. The fig
ures were released this week by
Miss Ruth Anne Tull, Supervising
Nurse, Madison County Depart
ment of Health.
Miss Tull said twenty-four chill
dren were handled in the London
Clinic; thirty-one in the Plain City
Clinic and thirty-two in the Madi-
son South Clinic. She added that
the program will continue accord
ing to the plans already arranged
for each participating community.
1t was pointed out that the Well
Child personnel are in need of
financial support, and will accept
contributions from either private
individuals or civic minded organ
izations. Miss Tull also said that
used toys are needed for the Lon
don Clinic SO that the visiting
children can be handled with
greater ease. -
Details on any phase of the pro.
gram may be obtained from the
Health Department office in the
Madison County Courthouse.
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there were total of S,640 lambs
marketed with range in the dou-
BILE blues price from $21.25 to S25.-
25, with the average price of the
double blues for the season So. .43
ana the average price of the single
blues was $22.43, with 60eo lambs
sold grading in these two top
grades. He also stated that the
farmers selling lambs before Sep
tember 1st, had the most favorable
lamb prices and the highest per-
cent of grading in the blue grades.
The lowest prices occurred during
October and November. Lambs
that are not heavy enough or well
finished enough to sell in the early
months generally lose flesh and
finish during July and August. This
IS due to the extremely hot wealth
er, short pastures, and loss of fat
due to parasites. He recommended
that lambs be crowded for the
early months marketing - June
and July.