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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-25

CINCINNATI, McG"Art in the Parish" will
be the theme for this years convention OF the Ga.
fholie Art Association which will be held here Aug.
The convention Mass will be offered August Is.
by Archbishop Karl J. Alter, Of Cincinnati, in the
college chapel.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-25

Sister certainly must know since NJ
Is in charge OF . large c~rphsnsss In
Beirut tLebsnonl. The continuing
troubles in this city have increased
the burden on these good Sisters
since so many children now find them.
selves without . home -. without
parents without relatives. They
have nothing in this world but vivid
memories Of terror filled nights. days
of panic. The Sisters are eager 70
put UP with any privssien which will
cid these unforfvnsiss-HUT-shsy
could do so much more TO help these
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-25

10 TITS plea OF me Wit 0c (Hrt9fs
BABELLA LILLIAN and KURIAcosS
IScIo wish TO prepare for the Priesthood
in the Pafrisrehsi seminary in irsq.
Their families are too poor to do any.
thing TO support these boys onee they
enter the Seminary. IF they are to fol.
low fhe vocation TO the altar . generous
benefacfor must volunteer to pay 500
for each boy 70 cover fhe six year semin.
sry course. You may pay the money in
anv narnar ~ sns%siInart ~auwnrsnrk
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-25

II you haven't been reading
the want ads you have been los
ing money. Read 'em and profit.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-25
Catholic Market
Librarian Sees New
Publisher Attitude
By JOHN .o'coNNoR

SAN FRANCISCO, - What Americans read to-
day, America will reap tomorrow
The future of the United States as a free society
is bound up inextricably with the intelligent use OF
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-25

the Divine Child; This they cannot do since they have no chapel
at The present time. Will you help TO bring The strength Of the
Child TO Bethlehem to the children Of Beirutn The Chapel viii
cost $1,000.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-25

THE HANDS OF THE HOLY FATHER ARE THE HANDS OF
CHRIST. FILL THEM WITH GOOD THINGS FOR THE POOR or
THE MISSION LANDS OF THE NEAR EAST.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-25
THE WIDE EYES OF
FRIGHTENED CHILDREN 80

Sister Anthony writes Us, "sre our history book. In them We
read fhs horror Of the past and the fears Of the future" And
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-25

THE ONLY HOPE OF THE CHURCH LIES M A NATIVE
CLERGY" the Holy Father has told US time and again. In answer
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-25

o. TdfH1g TUu may pay gu money m any MANNER eonVonlenf
while your daughter in Christ prepares TO serve the Mystical
Body in mission lands.
HUNGER CAN CLOUD EVEN THE SUNNIEST SUMMER DAYSI
THE REFUGEES MUST EAT EVEN m GOOD WEATHER, SO
WILL FEED A REFUGEE FAMILY FOR A WEEK !. WILL YOU
HELP?
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-25

Of St. Ann July 26l and the feast Of 81.
James fhe Apostle July 2s) we have an vr-
gent appeal for two nuns. SISTER JAMES
MARY and SISTER MARY ANN who wish TO
continue their n~ovitafe training with the
ciarist Sisters In India. Will you help these
girls prepare for q life worthy Of the
they have chosen. The cost for necessary
expenses for each is $500 for the Two years
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-25

WHAT'S IN A NAME7 Not much perhaps but then sssin
\ may be more than . mere coincidence that close 10 the Hast
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-25

while your "son" prepares to give his life TO secure the POUNDS
tion Of the Church in the mission lands Of the Near East. viii
you adopt one today? {
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-25

TT PAYS TO USE THE !
TIMES CLASSIFIEDS
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HELP WoMEN

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HElp-w0MER
CONTINGENT

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mention address. phone no. and
present yping SDeed. p o, Box
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Stenographer

Leading Eeekly news magazine seeks
young giri for varied clerical
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have shorthand speed OF 80 wpm
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Using Many company benefits.
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HIlp WaMEn


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STENOS

WORK WITH A LEADER
IN ITS FIELD
A nationally known local
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prior work experience.
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biographical information.
All resumes read In conf
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BOX POST, STAR
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BOX lat, STAR

PERSONNEL INTERVIEWER. to as,
PoToMhc mp s334 Wilson wilson
blvd. Ari. IA. $4,000.
RECEPTI0NIsT-- Reinforcement
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TOMAc EMPL, AGENCY, l04 Z
Broad st.. Falls Church. JE, =
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SALEsGIRL, experienced IN sewins
machines familiar with attach
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5-07l0.
sALEsLADYI experienced only IN
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cond. MEL0RA'S FASHIONS. 1923
Conn. ave. NV.
SALES LADY, experienced. sports
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ABBY WALKERS, 18th and r sts
NV
sALESLADY-7 CORNERS. VA.
Attrae.. perm. position in our beau
ttitul Corners Va, store, se'
JOSEPH R HARRIS CO
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Excellent opsnins for hleh sehaol
ploymenl under exceilent NoFklna
eonditlens Ane 70 - Position
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experience helpful Write, nlvin9
Rae, EDUCATION ana exnsrlsnce,
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CLEKK sfKN0onAPmKRs atsno
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s sSsap sSs gss.s, ag sssr oA0a' 20
ctkRk.IfFlsT. 'sl $50 PsF NJ.
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e s.assiya ~ ssrr .'ii-i Sss. e.
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20 v ri s-s sAIsritt ss a se 's' Ar'
CLFMK.TNrTsT, Insurance claim
once h0urn $3.50 10 $3.50 Apply
bia Woodward Building.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for perm
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eonds, company bencnta hlsh
school grad. or equivalent Give
summary OF education and exper
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experience and salary desired.
Box a03.J, star.
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CLERK.TYPIsT. Fails Church, 5
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POTOMAC EMPL AGENCY, in4
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elk. .TYPIsTs. sTENos. BKKpRs.
We Specialize IN These Positions
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HELp MEN AHD WOMEA

MIN AND WOMkN 70 work IN
snack bar evenings az Queens
Chapel Dfive-In Theatre Apply
n person after 2 pm. See Mr..
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS WITH BOARD

BRADLEY ARMS. 1899 18Th ss.
NV, south OF Dup. cir, At Conn.
ave, For nice non drinking YOUNG
people seles. ldbless sl5-s20 wk.
CONNHCTICUT AVE. NV 2st1--
Singles and doubles, men and
women co 5-2si4.
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TY1PIsT

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WAITRESS. young and neat, fol
day work, 1910 70 Apply
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WAITRESS exper., white. 643 .
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WAITRESS, white; excellent lob,
hours are perfect. tips are tops
Apply CROWN RESTAURANT, 81 :
18th st. nv
WAITRESS, white. youns and neat
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hours. Apply IN person at 800 sth
81. Sc. after , pm.
WAITRESS, white, full or parl
time. Apply in person, HOLTZ.
MAN a PLATT RESTAURANT
EOS N. Randolph st., Arlington.
MATTRESSES, white, experienced
Apply RECroRs RESTAURANT,
l34S Conn. ave. NV.
WAITRESS, white, nights. ALAMO
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MATTRESSES. white. nights only,
experience preferred but not nee
essary Apply after , pm, IA
NOUS RESTAURANT. 1915 New
York ave. NV.
MATTRESSES
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REpAIRs q sERvloE


TRASH REMOVED
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TMKKa nKM0vKn~- Tnpplna, trim
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pafthfa. aecofatlnN, Can TAXI small
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ARTHUR MURRAY
INTERVIEWS
TEACHERS

Arthur Murray begins his free
training program in the finest
dance schools Of the world. Please
do net apply
|. Age 90 to SO
?. College BACKGROUND or equiv
alent
? Highsst social and seadsmis
1: ABOVE AVERAGE PERSONAL
appearance.
). No experiences necessary but ex-
eelient earning ability required
Company BENEFITS include sick
pay, paid vacations, 500 for 80
hrs teaching time guaranteed
income to start. Apply In per-
son Z pm to 2 pm. only. AR
THUR MURRAY SCHOOL. 1O1l
Connecticut ave, NV
YOUNG LADIES, over is, lwhite,.
TO represent fashion publications
In biz promition campaign, $500
bonus plus guaranteed earnings,
must be neat, perSonAble and free
to travel: English speaking for
eigners acceptable. See Mr., Shell
TON, Cairo Hotel, 18th and Que
SITS, Immediately as
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FIANO--ellahtlv used npinet re-
turned. Continued payments On
iaan j u. Az, Nj. s-a@ia'
rIA ~ rsassllsn., .. n
nice selection q fslYfnsd. y, ter, z
II As 49,. p' RR' 5.sais, ie'V :
PIANO, oulhFanssn. fuil ksyboard
Artnat mAhQMmny, llke neA eona,
Beautiful tens and action, IA,
A-aeei after q except "wednesday
rIAN0s--W wide sslsctlon Of recon.
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10 8 new durable nnish. especially
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fuily guaranteed and me values
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Including oeal delivery CAMP
Bell. Music CO, ilus q ~, nv
PiCTunEs-Three-d lmenslonal one
large, ) smaller imported beauti-
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rOwGR SAW, Homeli,e, iust fac
tory oVerhauied. sn0Ai weinFf
Lincoln. 400 aWp., Ahap type not
portable taSa. instrument level
K&E. nee condition. with TRIPOD
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7'iaae vkaay'i Oh t-aoes ~ sgn
RkFRioEKATORs, tresssr ieps |.
ssoss ..iIiA ~ !. nv " IN slsSoo
AUTHORIZATIONS. used, slas0
ID credit guar. dst AcAAH
STOVE, ioii IN q NV Ma
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OFFICE CLERK

Nationally known news maeaxins
eesks eeod typiat for executive OF
nee. Excellent opportunity q
learn corfeapondence, 5000 hasjs
knowledge Of correct Enalieh
Some eollege preferred. Duties vii
consist Of typina, aims and maln.
tenance 0f statlalical records. Air.
conditioned bulldlna.
CALI m, a-740o EXT. e6a
BETWEEN Q AN. AND 3 pm.
Ppx OPERATOR, 10 ase 40; 5
DAYS. $50 up. POTOMAC EMPL
AnENCY. fOA y. Broad st.. Falls
Church, W. e-T27a.
PEN OPERATOR - Alex.. good
expers on busy board. q am "a
80 4 days, incl. wkends s2sl
POTOMAC EMPL., eli King A..
Alex, KI, a-b0S5.
PIX OPERATOR. secretarial board,
part time varied hours; Sl.lO per
hour. RE, f-si46.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALE


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NELP-WaMEn
INTERVIEWER, houss.ta.heuas
Snrvey. 4 u 4 ana car aeslfahls.
eopd salaFy, OF. 4slliae,
JR. CLERK

Hlgh school agad.. 1880. fer elsri.
cal work reauiflnU no typina
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esgea 10 luil.time permanent en-.
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daya. No phone calls.
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CAREER OPPORTUNITY

Unusual sales openings for auali-
fed women to learn the cosmetic
business with leading national CO.,
starting at once on full or part
time basis Advancement to man
aging capacity when qualified
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THE EVENING STAR

THE EVENING STAR
ll0l PA. AVE. NV.
IAnORAToRy TEcmNIcIAN for
doetora once state experience,
nok ltd.T star,
LADY fer tempo. stano work IN
Law once state eMnef, n anY, and
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MEDICAL skCRMTAnINH, 70 "a
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II, star, Include Tel no.
NURSES
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Appearances. car, and 4 desire "a
add suhstanfiAliy TO income On
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SWIFT, 81. a-1a4Q
0FrICk WORK. part time. d
Whealon- SILVER eprina area efi
university blvd w.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

HAHN SAWS. pumps. generators,
sod cutters, rollers, etc RENTAL
TOOL a. EQUIP CO., ~. 5-5040
Polishers, Sanders, Vacs
Low RATES. DAY. WEEK. MO.
Modern Floors
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FARM AND Garden
POULTRY AND COOS

BABy CHICKS, pUu!,s iced aae
sToRk, 80 x q AZ m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15

James H. Douglas. IT.. the
Special Assistant to the Sec
rotary of Defense and Mrs.
Oliver Gale, Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Neill Phillips, for
mer Ambassador and Mrs.
L. Corrin Strong and Portu-
guese Ambassador and Sc
nora de Esteves Fernandes.
Two hundred members Of
the faculty and student body
of st. Johns College in An
napolis were. also expected
to attend.
A junior committee. head
ed by Miss Sheila Schermer-
horn, was busy selling season
subscriptions for next year.
Other committee members
assisting were Miss Miriam
Bellinger, Miss Ann McGrath,
Miss Cornelia Roberts and
Miss Beata Dabrowska.
Tomorrow Mr.. and Mrs.
David Ginsburg will give a
small buffet supper at their
home in Georgetown in honor
of the cast, Mrs. Ginsburg is
assistant secretary Of the
Opera Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15

tory over the French frigate
Insurgente in 1799."
All the decor Of the
house was just as Mrs. Beale
left it. even to the family"
photographs. On the long
refractory table were added
some ash trays with "Chief
of Naval Operations" on
them. Just hind were
autographed photographs to
Mr.. Truxton Beale from
Charlotte. Grand Duchess of
Luxembourg" and the Count
Laszlo Szechenyi. to name a
few.
Another Service Scene
The Commandant of the
National War College, Vice
Admiral Edm und Tyler
Woodbridge, and Mrs. Wool
bridge, gave a reception yes
terday at their quarters at
Fort Lesley J. McNair in hon
or Of their ohouseguests. 1t.
Gen. Sir Gerald w. Lathbury
and Lady Lathbury.
Among the guests invited
were Army Chief of Staff and
Mrs. Maxwell Taylor. Army
Vice Chief of Staff and Mrs.
Continued on Page BIS, Col.
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Officials
Attend
Opera

Mrs. Robert Mccormick
entertained last night with a
reception at her home on r
street Immediately following
the opening performance of
Mozart's "Cosi fan lutte"
Conductor Paul Galloway,
director Richard Baldridge
and singers Marguerite Will
lauer. Mary Murray,
Sylvia Stahlman. Don aid
Gramm, John McCollum and.
John Reardon we're among
the guests.
Opening night drew many
of Washington's top social
and official representatives to
Lisner Auditorium.
Among those on the first
night list were Secretary of
the Air Force and Mrs.
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Decatur House Claims
New Owner the Navy

Gerry" Land. chatting with
Admiral ]. o. Richardson
(they were classmates), As
sistant Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Richard Jackson,
Commandant of the Coast
Guard and Mrs. Richmond
and Admiral and Mrs. Tho
mas Kinkaid.
Vice Admiral and Mrs.
John F. Shafroth were there.
as were head of the Office
of Naval History and Mrs.
E. M. Filler, Mrs. George
Maurice Morris, Vice Admiral
and Mrs. George Dyer and
former Marine Commandant
and Mrs. Clifton Gates.
DIR. Rowland Attends
DR.. Richard H. Rowland.
president of the National
Trust, was on hand, and
pointed out the silver cup
presented to Capt. Thomas
Truxtun from Lloyds Coffee
House, London, for his vic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15
FareWells
Are Said
AtParties

To bid farewell to Mrs.
Robert Woodward, wife of
the newly appointed Ambas-
sador to Uruguay. Sonora de
Lacarte gave a luncheon yes
terday at her residence on
Woodland drive. A typical
Uruguayan meal was served.
The. guests included Mrs.
Roy r. Rubottom, Mrs. JEFF
ferson Patterson, Mrs. Demp-
ster Mcintosh, Mrs. William
Dawson, Mrs. Martha M. de
Garcia. Mrs. Marjorie Rod
riquez. Mrs. Maria I. Maciel
de Pintos. Mrs. Maria Saenz
de Sanguinetti. Mrs. William
Ridgely Chapline, Mrs. John
lockwood. Mrs. Chester
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15
IT'S A DATE
TODAY

Eleni, Star Fashion Edi-
tor, will address the Women's
Board of Providence Hospital
at 1915 pm. at Laboure
Hall. in the Nurses Home.
Jelleff's stages the fashion
show at the tea being held
at st. Agnes School, Jeffer-
son Park, Alexandria, Va.
2:45 pm.
Student Nurses Associa-
ton. D. C. Chapter. will have
a spring fashion show by L.
Frank Co. at the Washington
Hospital Center. Modelling by
Cappa Chell models. Time:
SPIN. Art Lamb Of WRC will
be the master Of ceremonies.
Tickets may be purchased at
$ door.