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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-04
Advent Calendar

Sunday, Dec. 6e"stir up our hearts, o Lord, to prepare the
ways Of Thine emily hesotten Son" tceIleefl Address Christ
mas Cards.
Monday, Dec. Start Christmas cleaning with special ahen'
tion TO windows and draperies. May your soul be as spot.
less for the observance of His Birthday.
Tuesday, Dec. S-immacuiate Conception" as we confess
her TO have been preserved by Thy grace from all stain
of sin, so through her intereession may we be delivered
from all our faults" Secret
Wednesday,, Dec. 9-Purehase any needed supplies for Christ.
mas bskinu. You cannot have too many almonds, so long
associated with the Christ Child. Cinnamon Stars remind
US of the Star that directed the Wise Men.
Thursday, Dec. lo-complete Christmas Gift shopping. Havs
YOU ever considered having the Holy Sacrifice offered for
the person who has everything. christs Mass-whai nors
perfect gift.
FRIDAY. Dee. 1l-sske St. Lucy Cats Cookies in shape of CATS.
Mix Lebkueken for baking on Saturday. Lebkueken or Lite
Cake is symbolic of the new life that comes TO US through
Christ.
Saturday, Dec. l2-Eneourase your feenase daughters TO in-
woke the protection of St. Lucy, whose feast day is fomor'
row. Light third candle of Advent Wreath. Prepare Missais
for Sunday Mass and read together Episfle and Gospel
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-04

that has important consequent
ces for their future"
THERE ARE FOUR PARTS
to the encyclical. The first
two are dedicated to local
Hierarchies and clergy, and
the last two to the laity in
mission territories.
Taking into account the en-
cyclicals of Plus XI and Plus
XII on the missions, Pope
John explains that enough
can never be done to bring
about the fulfillment of the
wish of the Divine Redeemer
that all the lambs may be part
of one single flock under the
guidance of one single Shep-
herd"
He recalls the observation
of Plus XII that, whereas &C.
clesiastical life once flowed
from its ancient European
sources, today many regions
in other continents have long
since passed the missionary
phase Of their ecclesiastical
organization and give spirit
ual and material goods to the
Church, whereas before they
only received them"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-04
Students
Win Honor

Three Students from DID,
cesar schools received awards
in the 1859 Contest of the
Catholic school press associa-
ton.
Kathleen Tonti, st. Mary
Magdalene p%arishoner and
member of the 1859 gradual
ing class of st. Joseph Aca-
deny, won the top honors in
the High School article writ
ing contest. Her article on the
Christian Family movement
is on Page Nine this week.
Carol Canton of st. Mary
of the Springs College won
honorable mention in the Col
lege Editorial division and
Connie Ryan of the College
also received an honorable
mention for the News story
division.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-04

During the Christmas sea
son many appeals are made to
aid the needy.
The spirit of the time moves
us to be more generous than
at any other season of the
year.
A word of warning is in or
der, however, that we not al
low ourselves to be duped by
confidence men or those with
fraudulent claims. A recent
report from the northern part
of the State confirms the fact
that some INSCRIPTIONS peo-
pie are taking advantage Of
the good nature of Catholics.
A good rule is this: Don't
give money to anyone unless
you know their need is
genuine. In practice it is bet
ter to work through approx
ed agencies and to refer the
needy there. If the claim is
authentic they will be helped.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-04
Truman Hits
Drive For
Birth Control

TOLEDO NC) : Former
President Harry S. Truman
has opposed using Federal
funds to promote artificial
birth control in underdevel.
oped countries.
Other stands on the birth
control question were express
ed here during the national
convention of Young Demo-
crat Clubs by US. Sen. HUI
bert Humphrey of Minnesota
and Gov. G. Mennen Williams
of Michigan.
In a press conference, the
ex.Presidenf said of warnings
about . so-ealled population
explosion: n don't believe
in that hooey."
Concerning the people of
underdeyeloped countries he
declared: We'll find a way
to feed them and make good
citizens of them" Part of the
answer, he noted, will come
from peaceful uses of nuclear
energy.
Sen. Humphrey said he is
definitely" opposed 10 use
of public funds for spread.
ing birth control information
because birth control violates
basic religious beliefs OF many
Americans. Use OF private
funds would be q different
matter, he said.
Gov. Williams said there is
no need for government par
tieipation in a birth control
campaign in this country. He
said he was not familiar with
the situation in other coun-
tries and therefore could not
comment regarding them.
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tiD1tSu do pObttltldl iJU0 CdltAl-
dates for president have made
public their views on the is
sue Of whether US. funds
should be used to promote
birth control abroad.
In their statement. released
on Thanksgiving Day, the
Bishops affirmed that Catho-
lies will not support any pro-
gram which would involve
spending public money to fur
ther artificial birth control in
underdeveloped nations re-
ceiving American aid.
"cATHoLIcs WILL NOT
-. support any public as
sistance, either at home or
abroad, to promote artificial
birth prevention, abortion or
sterilization whether through
direct aid or by means of in
ternational organizations" the
Bishops said.
Commenting on the contro-
versy which has arisen since
the statement was issued, a
spokesman for the Interna-
tional Cooperation Admin
stration described the whole
question as extremely aca-
demic."
C. Alphonso Smith, acting
director of the mutual security
information program, said
mot one penny" of foreign aid
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-04
Shrine Film
Available
To Groups

A fourteen minute film.
'The Story of the National
Shrine" recently broadcast on
local television stations and
produced by the National
Council of Catholic Men, is
now available for use by
Catholic organizations and
schools. The film describes
how the national shrine came
to be and gives an interior
and exterior tour Of the
magnificent edifice. The film
is a service of the Catholic
Times, and the only charge
will be for postage.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-04
Confirmation
Set for adults
At Cathedral

The Sacrament of Confir-
nation will be. administered
by Bishop Edward G. Het-
finger for all adults in Frank
lin County who have not re-
ceived the Sacrament at 8
pm. December Is in st. JOS
eph Cathedral.
Those adults who have not
been confirmed should con-
tact their pastors, immed-
lately, for further informa-
ton.
Instruction and rehearsal
will be held at the Cathedral
at 7:30 pm. this Sunday,
Dec. 6. Baptismal certificat-
es should be presented at
this time.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-04
New E~ncycIicaI Urges:

herds and dated Nov. %, the
document marks the 40th an
niversary of another great en-
cyclical Oh the missions, Pope
Benedict XV's Maximum IL
lud', which gave insistence on
the need for recruiting and
formation of native clergy.
Addressed to the Bishops
and faithful of the entire
Catholic world, Pope Johns
encyclical continues the theme
of Pope Benedict's document.
The setting and force of the
new encyclical's directives are
found in the fact that "many
mission territories are under
going a phase of social, polit-
ical, and economic evolution
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-04
Fir. Schuer
Installed

Father Robert J. Schuer was
installed as the new pastor
of Saint Patrick Church, juno
ton City, last Wednesday at
7:30 pm.
Father Joseph A. Hakel,
VT, Dean of the Eastern
Deanery, officiated at the
ceremony.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-04
December 7
Day OF Fast,


Next Monday, the Vigil
of Immaculate Conception
is . day of fast and COM
pleie abstinence for all
Catholics.
No one over seven years
of age may have meat at
any meal on Monday.
Those over FL and I'M
der 50 may have but one
full meal and two other
meals which together do
not equal another full
meal. Nothing may be eat
en- between meals by
those who are obliged TO
fast, although liquids do
not break the law.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-04
Inside News
SIS. PETER AND PAUL Seminary Dedi

SIS. PETER NJ PAUL Seminary Dedicated in
Newark. See Page Three.
"OUR POPE, and President is title of Father
Fulcher's editorial. Page Four.
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION" editorial. Page
Four.
NEW BOOKS for Catholics. Page Four.
CATHOLIC COLLEGE Cage Prospects Discussed
by Lou Fabro. Page Six.
NEW YOUTH Series Begins. Page Nine.
WOMEN ACTIVITIES and Obituaries. Page Ten.
HOLY DAY Mass Schedule. Page Twelve.
JIM HOLLERN Writes About Penal Institutions.
Page Twelve.
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Beginning
Neat Week

The Catholic Times will be-
gin a column called Children
and Reading, by Martha Pc
trucci.
Mrs. Petrucci, a graduate of
st. Mary of the Springs Col
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-04
Vol. TX. No. 10

VATICAN CITY (NC)
--Counsels for entrusting
greater responsibility to
native Bishops and clergy
in the missions, for train
ing native priests, and for the
first time in an encyclical, an
appeal Ito all those lay Cath
olics, wherever they might be,
to come forward in the profess
sions and in public life to
consider seriously the posi-
bility of helping their broth
ers" are stressed in the fourth
encyclical of Pope John
XXIIT's Pontificate.
Entitled "Princeps Pastor
UNI" (The Prince of Shep-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-04

z. II was The second local
case OF the kind TO be tried by
. Jury.
3. II was the first time in the
recollection Of observers that
the defense as we'll as the
prosecution brought in an rex
pert witness" TO testify.
4. The evidence seized by
vice control squad detectives
on Dee. IS, 1883, at the King
News Company, as described
by witnesses and by Assistant
City Solicitor Lyle w. Castle.
was particularly offensive.
Defense attorney Allen
Brown summoned DR.. Stanley
l.. Block, assistant professor
of psychiatry at the Univer-
sity of Cincinnati medical
college, as a defense witness.
But under cross-examina-
tion by Mr.. Castle, DR.. Block
admitted that the dominant
theme" of many of the exhib-
its in the case was sexual
perversion." This in effect cor
roborated the testimony of a
prosecution witness, DR.. Clair
E. Hubert, also a member of
the university faculty.
DR.. Hubert, who is associate
professor of psychology, testi-
fled of one of the books: ''The
general effect on the average
adult would be sexually excit-
ing, with a tendency to excite
morbid curiosity about the
practices described in the
Continued on Page IL
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funds has ever been used to
promote birth control abroad,
land no such use is contem-
plated"
HOWEVER, I'M JULY of
this year, a presidential COM
mittee headed by William II.
Continued on Page IL
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-04

QCllUCl dLlOll.
Penalty under the Cincin-
natl law is $500 fine and six
months Imprisonment. Judge
Keefe set bond at $40, 900
pending arguments on a mo-
ton for a new trial, but Com
mon Pleas Court Judge Car
son Hoy reduced the bond to
$4,000.
The case had these features:
|. The defendant had sew
erai previous convictions on
similar charges and already
was facing so days in Jail and
a fine of 500 and costs on q
recent conviction, pending re.
suits OF his latest legal man.
euVeF.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-04
HOW DO You Like
Dialogue Mass?

Editors Note: Since all The parishes in the Diocese
began the simple responses at all Low Masses two
months ago. following the wishes of the Pope, varied
reaction greeted this renewed participation in The Lf-
ursy. Last Sunday Times staff writer John Jones and
photographer Franklin EYerman, O { t he Franklin
Photo Studio visited five parishes TO get a pictorial and
verbal reaction to the Lay ParticiPafionl
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-04
Dec. 18th:
Fr. BregoIa Marks
18th Anniversary

The Guilds of st. Peter and
Paul are in charge Of the ar
engagements for his annivers-
airy dinner and reception.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-04
In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati
Dealer Is Convicted
In Obscenity Case

CINCINNATI National attention continued to
focus on the anti obscenity drive here as a jury of six
men and six women convicted a downtown news dealer
of possessing obscene literature.
The w~eek-long trial of David King ended Nov.
~ when the jury in Judge John w. Keefe's Municipal
Court brought a verdict of guilty after two hours of
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-04

FRANK MILLER, 8el
Franklin Ave-, ST. Joseph
Cathedral: III makes the
Mass more interesting.
Ushering as do, | can
see that people participate
now instead of Just day
dreaming. 1t makes them
use their missaIs."
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partment at the Bexley Pub-
lie Library, Mrs. Petrucci has
gained a good knowledge of
chiidren's books.
She has worked in college,
state and elementary school
libraries and is working to.
ward her Masters degree.
Watch for her column, Chill
dren and Reading, on Page
five next week.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-04

Comment On
Birth Control
Most Politicians Say No
To US. Propaganda

A controversy involving leading contenders for
the 1860 Democratic and Republican presidential
nominations has arisen around the birth control state
ment issued by the US. Bishops.
NEARLY ALL the men most prominently men
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-04

lege, will
e v a | u ate
boo S for
c h rem
give
6 uida nee
hints for
book selec.
ton. AS the
former head
of the Chill
d r e ms De.
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FRANCIS SIMS, I47 Z.

FRANCIS SIMS, 147 Z.
DeshIer Ave-, ST. Leo:
Everybody should ans
wer the responses, but we
have trouble hearing the
priest and the people.
Some people don't answer
and lose the meaning of
the Mass. They go too
fast, sometimes"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-04

{ MCGEE, 1888 Fair
view Ave-, ST. Christopher:
." think it's wonderful.
The people are getting
more into ii now than
at first, the participation
seems better and the
people are more attentive
at Mass, now. II helps US
TO know the Mass and
since ii is the greatest
prayer we have, we should
know more about it,"
Evening star., 1959-12-13
Associate

TRAVEL COUNSELOR-The Amer.
ican Automobile Associa tion is in.
tervieWing for travel counselor DO,
sitlonS, avail. Jan 4, 1850. Exper
not nee. Apply l7I2 G st. NV.
Room 404.
TRUCK DRIVER, part time, loca
delivery every Tues. and Fri. I
a.m.-2 pm; $40 per day. Cal
MR.. Donald. after 10 am. week
days, JU. 1882.
TRUCK DRIVER, experienced in
handling furniture Apply 472:
Elm St, Beth, bet. 2 and 4.
TRUCK statesmen 20 cxper Il
sell the VolkswAgen Transporter
line, wonderful opportunity fo
the right men. guarantee plui
comm; demonstrator furn co
insurance OsnefisS and vacation
See Mr.. Rapelye. through 5
JU- s-2420, SIL. SPRING auto
CITY, l"OO East-West highway
Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1959-12-13

BEAUIICIANS. wom or men. buSy
shop. FRANCIS HAIRSTYLIST
30S Riggs I'd. ne. LA 9-32i3
BEGINNER TYPISTS, white, his
erads., bright; must pass aptitude
test, typing test 1880 Wpm
S3,30O-S3.5OO yr. Quick raises
V. WOOD PERSONNEL. s1itt
90 southern Bldg, sos 18th 81.
NV, at H. DI. 1892.
BILLING CLERK, Burroughs mach
exper., general ofice work. Be.
tween 1875. FE. 1-6S11.
BOOKKEEPER. 2l-45. good expeT
machine. To $4,000 MANAGE
MENI CONSULTANTS, INC, zoe
X St NV
BOOKKEEPER- TYPIST, white, h S
grads or better, some exper. pref
not nee, type slowly. will teach
posting or bkkpg. machines. 5 dys
ne. NV. S55-S65 wk. to start
Y. WOOD PERSONNEL. Suite "3e
southern Bldg, sos 18th ST. NV
al H. DI. 7-5752
soOKKEEPER; fun charge, fo,
automobile dealer in ne area
Must be experienced in automobil,
accounting. Call LU. 2-4S48
BKKPRS.-STENOS.-TYPIsTs
ALLEN-O'BRIEN Personnel Ssrvic,
l4O4 N. Y Ave. RE T-5osC
BOOKKEEPER- -TYPIST, must b,
fully qualified bookkeeper and
typiSt with refs. Call WE. 5-6OSC
ior personal interview.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
BOOKKEEPER

Auto leadership experience re-
uuired. Good pay, 'easant work
ing conditions. Sub lrban Mary
land location. pet4Il recent ex-
perience in letter. Box lily, Star.
BKKPR'S. ASSIST, pleasant down
town ONCE; typing ability and
feIs. req post machine exper
preferred See Mrs. Edwards
EAGLE ELECTRIC SUPPLY co
a40 New YORK Ave. NV
BkRPR. ASST. Rockyl Beth SITO
Cir RECEIPT. KenS. S15O
Dental Asst. Typist, SIS. 5000
Clerk-TyplstS, IS. Beth. NV. SiSG
SecyS,, Rockvl Beth. NV. to S4Ou
inventory Clerk Beth. $500
P.bN Recep. -TypiSt. NV SHS5
Silver Spring Rockville
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
S4l3 Ga. Ave, SIS, Nd
Hours. S.JO-j, Mon. Through Fri
JU g-4446
Evening star., 1959-12-13
HELP WOMEN
SUPVR

Exper. cleaner, who is capable Of
supervising small stan Of night
cleaners; white, bet. 35 and 55
yrs, 3 days per wk., good salary.
vac. and other benefits Apply bet.
! and 5 pm. to Suite 625, I'll
l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
statesmen

9 eALESMEN-I want 8 men, ages
% TO 30, to start our MANAGEMENT
Training Course. Must be married
have hish school educ. or better
salary up to $500 month to start
Must be willing TO work hard. Ir
TO $4,000 yearly. Write Boz
4l7-Y, Star,
Evening star., 1959-12-13
HELP WOMEN
ALTERATION DEPT color,d MI,


have fitting experience ladies'
ready-to-wesr. Refs. REQUIRED.
YEAGER'S
$3.50 Colesville Rd.. Silver Spring
APARTMENT MANAGER-salary,
air-eonditioned apt, garage: han
dY, reliable white couple. Box
34s-M. Star.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPING MA
CHINE OPERATOR. tyDinR neces-
sary. Will train. 5-day week. per-
manent. Apply end fir, l722 Eye
st. NV
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER = S325
Light experience and typing know
how needed for very plush down
town offic6 BETTY GRAY (EMPL. )
I'll Woodward Bldg, ST. 3-7l23.
ASST. BKKPR. TYP to $3.50
SEC1. ole. mgr, St S5 200
SECY. know French, $3.50 up
RECEIPT -TYPIST. S375 nm
TYPIST, temporary, to 1890 mo
ALLEN-O'BRIEN Personnel Service
1404 MY Ave. RE. 7-72sO
Evening star., 1959-12-13
HELP MEN

TOP A AND n PRODUCERS, men
who desire to move into manager
position II you are aualifled you
will receive salary oVerwrite and
vested renewals. Call DU. 7-2sl2
TRAINERS ASSISTANT: must bt
capable dog handler; willing tC
undertake any lob on eommercia,
game preserve. Year-round work
House and salary plus tips. White
or colored, IL qualified PAUL
PEARSON. Rte. 3, GaitherSburg
Nd, Poplar 2-33S5
Evening star., 1959-12-13
ROuTEMAN
ROUTE statesmen

For established retail milk route
Our routes pay more than the
SS69O weekly guarantee. 5 day,
q week, paid vacations. hospitali-
zatlon. Prefer married men % "a
30, High school education. with
sales ability Bond required. Cal
$50 to ll:30 am.
THOMPSON'S DAIRY
DE. 2-1400
Evening star., 1959-12-13

Accounting Clerks
TYPISTS
SECRETARIES
RECEIPTS.
BookkeeperS
CAN ASSIST YOU
IN MAKING 1T A
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
Provided you'll come in and
discuss with me the many
excellent openings that l
now have.
See MISS HALEY
Personnel Counsellor
Smelling & Smelling
sos l4th st. NV. ST. 3-6sss
Administrative Clerks
SecretarieS-TypiStS
Administrative Clerks to $500 vk
Secretaries to 500 Wk
comptometsr Operators to $40 wE
PIX Operators to ST5 wk
Clerk -Typists To SIS VIZ
BAKER 4 HAIFLEIoH AssociATEs TS
MANAGEMENT and Personnel
ConSultantS
3446 Reedie DR. at Viers Mil Rd
wheaton, Nd. 10. 1914
ADMIN. SECY. S4,S0O
SECRETARIES, Sirlinss, legal, as
RECEIPT. -sEcYs, elk. -TYPtss.. 800
ASSOCIATED PERSONNEL
1897 K St wv ST. 3-65.u
ADM. SECYS., to $1,000
EDUCATION, EMBASSIES AND
EDUCATION. EMBASSIES AND
COMMERCIAL OFFICES.
Exec. Secy. $500 up
Public relations and planning
Cap. Hill (2) st. $4,6OO
Senate and House side.
Admin. Asst. st. SIS, 900
Technical group C35-hr. wk
Exclusive Estate S4OO
For TsceptiOnist with financial
EMBASSIES. ---Open
Varied duties.
DIR. S OFFICES S75
Girl Fridays to S4OO
Dolitical mo fee); others.
Clerk-TypiStS IT to S85
Investment hrm (no feel: others
CLERKS S S50-S8O
For beginners and experienced.
MANY OTHERS
ROOM 227
Woodward Bldg, 18th and H NV
Annette D. Tatelman
RE. 7-44l4
ADMITTING CLERK CTYPISTj 40
tAptT, DTeIpT-
red. Apply personnel PROVI-
DENCE HOSP 1850 Varnum n e.,
9-2, Mon Fri
ADMITTING CLERK, in new hos
pital. likes working with public
must type accurately: day and
eve hours, annual evaluation and
merit raise Apply Personnel Of
nee. WASH. HOSPITAL CENTER,
ITO Irving st. NV. Mon. through
Fri, 9 am. to 3 pm.
ADMIN. SECY., $1OO
IBM elec., lisht shhd.; inter. pos.
COLLEGE education helpful.
Capitol Hill Secy. S4,5OC
kecep. -typiSt, Capitol Hill 81 ,O0O
Phone ST. 3-366S for appt.. Miss
Evans ESTABLISHED AZ YRS J
BOYD'S, COR. 18th AND G
ADVERTISING AGENCY has open
in media dept. for secretary. 5-day
week. modern downtown ONCE,
generous fringe benefits: start ap-
proX. Jan. 4 some dictation: av-
ersge typinR, much filing. Must be
energetic and goou at details.
State age, experience, education
salary expected and references.
Write Box HOY, Star.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
HELP WOMEN

CLERK-TYPEST. under 35 with
ability to work accurately with hR.
ures. GENERAL ELECTRIC CO
La. $500, for intervieW,
Evening star., 1959-12-13
BALLET INSTRUCTOR

Excellent position available for an
experienced classical ballet instrue-
Tor Tor studio located in Silver
Spring area. Should be over "a
years OF age. Write, stating aRe
experience and background to Box
Evening star., 1959-12-13
REPRESENTATIVE


National manufacturer is expand.
ms its facilities and is in neeC
OF q young representative in thi,
area. Neat appearance, ability tC
meet people, industrious and rea
sincerity are most essential. This
is an incentive lob with definite
opportunity for Advancement nov
open. Call at 327S Wilson blvd
Arlington, Va, 10 am. or z pm.
Monday.
RESTAURANT mgr, asst, qualified
all phases. nice country inn. Cel
needed. Mr.. EVANS. Ell. 6-41Il
RETIRED MACHINIST or mode
maker, for occasional patent
work. JE. ASSOC, JE. 4-7136.
ROUTE DRIVER white. under IS
for linen route: steady Job, good
pay. Uniform furn., insurance ano
vacation benefits, Apply
District Linen Service Co.
SO I. ct Sc
Evening star., 1959-12-13
HELP MEN
..A........nA.
REAL EsTATE sALEsMEN. experl

REAL ESTATE Statesmen. expert.
eneed only with q PROVEN REC
ORD to associate with aggressive
suburban MARYLAND once. New
and used homes, trades. specula.
tions. WEEKLY DRAW-TEN PEI
CENT BONUS-PAID VACATION
- GROUP INSURANCE = SALES
CONTEST and other benefltsl
The BEST saleSmen in this ares
are coming here. Why work else.
where for less? Make $4,000 ANT
Up or YOU aren't tryingl ! Cal
AP. 7-s400. BOWERS BROS. FOF
APPOINTMENT.
REAL ESTATE statesmen OR
WILL TRAIN RIGHT PERSONS
splendid oppor. in multiple list
once Montgomery Co. resident
pref. RA. 6-3333 JU. $4,000.
REAL ESTATE cONsULTANTs =
Young, and aggressive, with car
hiEh income assured.
EARN WHILE YOU LEARN
Needed on full OF part time sched,
ule Call BILL NICHOLAS. HE
$1,000, LANGLEY PIX. or Wheaton
areas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09
ZINE MUSLIN"
CANNON SHEETS

Twin Fitted, 72xloS". zo
slxe9" Flat style O~
Finished of over 81 sturdy muslin yarns per
square inch. Fitted styles have Ezy-Motic
corners.
slxIos-in. or fitted double styles 100
9oxIos-in. flat styles
Evening star., 1959-12-09
S4.79 Rubber
Car Rug Sale
1856
regularly 81 70
for the pair reduced
4 days. For the front
seat. Several colors.
$3.50 Custom
Auto Radio
1888

reg. $3.50 re.
duced for 4 days.
Allstate with 5 push
buttons, permanent
magnet speak a K e r,
automatic vOlu m e
control. S. down.
Sears S Stores