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CHEVY CHASE
CHEVY CHASE

bedroom. - bath. s. year old
home. Only $500 down and
Sl47 monthly. Call Mrs. Carroll,
Oh. 1857.
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nj UIsSUE HWEH1 IN ItTTIIIt
locatinn--A beautiful and spa
ciouS brick split-level with every
thing Mahogany paneled den
custom recreation room with fire-
kitchen and level fenced lot: S27,.
$50. GRAHAM A. CO., 10. 5-2322
q III q
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PARKWAY ESTATES

SparklinE and spotless
rambler situated on gen
erouS size lot with Diet.
garase. A picturesque .
bedrm. rambler with sep.
din. rm., big liv. rm.. huge
picture windows. Owners
are leaving many extra
items such as wAll-to-wan
carpetinE. etc. Nicely loo.
mr., all cow. At SIe,950.
$500 dn., then $3.50 per
mo.
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KALORAMA

center-hsli Colonial; 1 or ) bed ed.
rms, bsmt.; lse. I'd, wftrees. Just
OF Macarthur blvd. Lo 5-3740.
SHEPHERD PARK-charminE g.
bedrm.. sia-bath, center-han CO.
lonisl on besut corner lot. Lee
liv. and din rms, sun rm. den or
extra bedrm, spac kit. with din
area immed possess. Priced in
low POS. ". N NORTHERN, Real
tor, DI 1-SS42. JU. $685..
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AAA NOTES FOR SALE

AAA MoTELS FOR SALE
JOE II. THOMPSON
e32 woodward Bldg ia. $4,000
BEER LICENSE: Class B: for sale.
ston st. NV. EN-. 3-5l39.
DELICATESSEN in busy Fails
Church shopping center: business
doing Sl50.OOO groSs per year
ABC beer ofi-sale, 15es food busi-
ness. Excellent opportunity for
future growth For further inior-
nation call YEoNAs REALTY.
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BETHEsDA-white brick. 3 bed
ETHh ana Oss. Naval 'RRI U.Dts R Hf1E
house features modern kit family
rm, wihrepl., screened porch. built
IN garaee, wall-to-wall carpetine,
plus much more for only S9B,o50.
Owner ANXIOUS to sell EN-, g.
g2e3, FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. INC,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

AT AUCTION JUNE 90, 4 PM.
Buy for less than unpaid balance.
1897, OTIS ST NE.
CRITTENDEN ST. NE, 724. mr..
Providence Hospital. rms, bath
and half, rec. Tm.; no SPECTATORS.
LA 6-524H
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-GAYWOODS

No money down 10 vets. Don't miss
this terrific new house buy in
beautiful Gaywoods Estates VA
appraised and approved financing
3-bedrm. brick ramblers with three
different models to choose from.
The AVALON AT Si6,5Oo: THE
CREST AT ST.. 400 and THE
ESQUIRE AT SlS,t50. Features
and extras galore. Dream de luxe
kits. with counter-top rance and
built-in oven. natural-wood cab
inets. Dlsposalls. stainless steel
sinks. full bsmts. with painted
walls and tile floor. Some models
have Q full baths and bay picture
windows Sodded lots and concrete
driveways. Paved. traffic free
streets. All public utilities. Hard
to-get GI financing together with
GOOD, sound construction, make
these homes one OF our areas best
: for s values. Don't delay, see
today. Open 9 I'll dark.
Directions: Out Baltimore-W Washing
ton Expressway 10 Rte so, right
on Rte, so, approx. 3 mi to Lam
ham-Severn I'd, left and follow
signs to model houses.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-Redueed
10 S21 $50. Owner transferred,
must sell 3-bedrm, 2-bath house.
nicely decorated and fresh as a
daisy. Waiting for happy family
Hvins. Large. shady lot modern
kit. Low heat bills. BURR N.
EN-, 3.s177; ewes. 10. 4-6802.
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AP 1-i4&
GLAsSMANoR-3 bedNm., hee liy :
din. rm., rec. rn1, attach. br. As
sumo ~ GI loan, or FLA, Sl2,-
500. 10. 7-1445.
GREENBELT, Md and 3 bedrm
brick-and-frame houses available.
Monthly payments from S5o.75 TO
S110, depending upon home
selected. Payments include prin-
cipal, Interest, taxes, heat, hot
water, trash collection and struc-
tural repairs. NO SETTLEMENT
CHARGES. Financing can be
ARRANGED. GREENBELT HOMES,
INC, Hamilton pl., Greenbelt, Nd
business once Is NOT located in
Or. s.@9si, Mondsy WI throur 1pi FRI T.
day, sac m. to 5 pm; Saturday
and Sunday, 10 am, to 9 pm.
HILLANDALE PARK
ultramodern brick split-level on
choice corner lot with rear yard
fenced in Western red cedar. 3
prime bedrooms. lovely living rm #,
ultramodern kitchen with bay
window dining area, Beautifully
finished daylight recreation room
with fireplace. THIS LOVELY
HOME is LESS THAN . YEARS
OLD. Priced for the market at
only So6,950.
ROBERT z. LoHR. REALToR
HE. $4,000
HILLCREST HTS. - Reduced for
quick sale; 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier; din. rm,, Ia baths, walkout
bsmt., drop-down stair to attic
GtnFa0A etnTnN nfinAaUGs
schools, shoppins, golf course
S1S,2b0. BY OWNER, 10. 7-O4ss,
HEIGHTs-Brk. RAM
bier; full bsut., liv. nm, din. rm,,
kit, 3 bedrms. and Ia baths. All
the extras, including garage, range.
refgr.. diShwasher, disposal, vene-
tian blinds and screens $4,000,
terms. once open evenings.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
3.14 Branch Ave. Sc. 10. S-77O0
HEIGHTS, 2502 Berk-
ley st.-3-bedroom, rambler. nm
ished walk.out bsmt,: assume
4iaes loan; 5-day settlement Call
Nj. Tasker. 10. 1-3435; ewes.
~ MURRAY REAL ESTATE
HOUSES By HUGHES = 3-bedrm.
orick semlramb;er. Few blkS from
schools, shop. and transp.; full
bSmt., I'm. with rec, rm. and wash
rm.. home complete with storm
windows; fenced lot; GE kit, etc;
beautiful cond; selling, S14,s00.
w. r. HUGHES CO., AP 1-1400
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Assume OF
loan; solid-brick construction: 3
twin-size bedrms., de luxe kit,
daylight bSmt.; home much better
than new West Hyattsville loo :;
only Sl4.e50. w. r. HUGHES
CO., AP. 7-140O.
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DECATUR HEIGHTS - All-briek.
] n STORY home featuring 23-ft.
liv. room with firepl., sep. din,
room, knotty-pine rec. room, hot.
water heat, detached garage;
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N,E,
(CONTlNUtD
coboREp-oPEN ga

1905 y ST, NE.
Sig5 dn., lovely 2 bed brick home,
BH2RRioLPSSESf h' REHIryTm' co vacant M
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COZ DOUGLAS ST. NE.
1909 CONSTITUTION AVE. NE.
. vacant houses. Will trade equity
for farm lots or apt. house. What
have you?
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
1924 l4th St. AID. 4-2005
COLORED-?I2 18th ST., vacant
Row brk: o rms. bath, full bsmt d.
o.h.-w.h.: $685. dn. UN. 4-7O45.
COLoRED-WOODRIDGE, si3,950
-i-bedrm 1ls-bath bungalow;
full bsmt, rec rrn.; oil heat new
house cond.: immed possession !:
consider trade. JOHN T. Shell
TON Realtor. 10. 10000
COLORED - BROOKLAND-Ram-
bier, : years old, 500 $50, 3 large
bedrooms. 2Is batns. separate din
Ing room, hall entrance. recrea-
ton room. large lot Terms. r. A.
HUMPHREYS. Ma S-5O20.
cOLORED-305I 10th ST. NE
WoodridFe. Attrac,, detached brick
home on level lot In excellent
neighborhood. Liv. rm.. sep. din
room. kit "a bath, entrance hall
End floor has 3 bedrms. and bath
full bsmt.; Si6.a50. A, c HoUGH.
TON A. SON. INC, 1918 list NV.
Dl. 7-9057: ewes, Wo. 6-l71i.
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FRED A. SMITH co.
ROLLINGWOOD

A mos, luxurious location in which
we oier a custom center -hall brick
rambler with win bedTms,, sep
arate dining rm,, huge equipped
kitchen, recreation Tm. leading out
TO lovely yard, den. fireplace
and many more features, inelud-
Ing plaster construction. Call now
for an Anpninfment $40 40
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TWIN BROOK

TWIN BROOK
4 BEDRMs.. . BATHS
Beautifully wooded grounds: Cape
Cod styie. with bright picture
window overlooking patio, nice
fireplace in liv. rm., family size
kit; only $4,000; FHA financ-
lnR acceptable Call OIL 4-5sO0,
DUNKLEY. REALToR.
WHEATON, new listings-Bis g.
bedrm split-leyei. den, family Tm /:
3-bedrm. rambler, carport. bsmt.
Assume OF loan. TAMBLYN l. CO .
10. $3.50,
WHEATON, WOODS-Brick. 5 BED
ROOMS. . BATHS, rec. room.
laund. rrn., aluminium storm win
dows and doors, .larae fenced lot,
trees ard shrubs Si6.an0 total
price, $1,000 down. Ss552 per
month, principal and interest. I
trust only. 3D-yr. FHA. BY owner,
For inspection, call VIII. $1,000.
WHEATON--2-bedrm brics: liv.
rm.. din. area with frepl.. kit.
util rm.. nice shaded lot with tall
ttees: $500, ASHTON REALTY
CO, VIII. 6-14s4. Ev. 4-1743.
WHEATON = Assume OF loan:
bsmt.; a.bedrm. Cape Cod. nm.
hsmt. TAMBLYN d. CO.. 10. s.
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COTTAGE CITY

Oct; large liy. rm.. din. rm., kitch-
en- and breakfast nook. 3 bedrms. A.,
oil h.-w.h.; good lot: excel. play
area, FOR children: COW. TO every
inns Ccaali Ma. 1854; eyes,
COLLEGE PARK-3-bedroon ram
bier in excellent condition. with
large kitchen and living room,
aluminium ftorm windows and
screens, large lot. with patio and
off-street parking. $3.50 down.
and s75 per month. Priced right
e. 81 $50, WHY sWELTER IN
THE CrTYp Call til o pm, WA.
rrS39On; ROBERT s. DAVIS q
COLLEGE PARK tsunnyside) -
31bedrm. split-level, ialousied
porch, rec. room, garage; large
corner lot. COW. USDA, NSA' u.
OF Md. schools and bus. Owner
helne trfd. Sl7 500 for quick sale.
webster 5-0496. Principals only.
2ls
COLLEGE PARK-oWNER. TO. O.
b7u'. 3-bedrm. Cape Cod. ~
baths. bsmt., wooded lot, mr.. BALTIC.
COLLEGE PARK .by oWNFR-Ex.
ceu. brk. Cape Cod: 3 lee. bed
rms. a baths. liv. rm. wffrepl.,
screened porch. din. rm, KIT. w
eating space. dishwsllr., disposal,
bsmt VIDE luxe rec. rm. and bar
gar WE. 5-662q.
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ASSUME GI 4hes loan on this
sparkling brick rambler: 3 bed
rms. optional din. room, de luxe
Kit, with disposal and dishwasher,
full rec type bsmt. unique patio
porch. Terrific buy at $4,000,
See and compare.
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-r.,r..r, NO Nd

- CENTRALLY AK
CONDITIONED 3-bedroom brick
rambler. handsomely situated
Huge, attractiVely paneled rec rm.
with additional bath in bsmt
stp.400 FLA loan available For
only So, $50. ANDRls REALTY
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LUXURIoUs-74-ft.
eenter-hal ranch rambler with, 4,
bedrms., 3 baths on beautiful
secluded 9A-acre lot: gorgeous,
mature trees; expensive shrubs and
flowers. Huge llv and din. rooms,
full bSmt with rec. room and
maids room, . fireplaces: circular
drive: Gear Diet. garage and
many, many extras. Priced under
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s-bedroom, 81 bath Colonial: large
living room and dining room,
modern kitchen, finished rec. room,
garage, porch. Janney. Alice Deal,
Wilson and 81. AIMS Schools
will sell this week end Priced
fisht. Call oil. 6-9344 tof1ce open
9 I'll 81. FREDERICK W. BERENs
AhTEc TNr
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P. G. P, OFFERS

HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL: located In
the heart OF Hyattsville-4 -bedrm,
l "a STORY home With sep. din.
room and full bSmt Brand-new
heating system. Needs work but
plenty Of possibilities. Priced for
quick sale at $4,000.
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BETHESDA-An unusually charm.
Ing split level, 3 bedrms,, paneleo
study. ia baths, iiv. din. area
with cathedral cellings. Pastel eiec
s sOsoS saT KoRzEH SeeSsj srR SEI
TOR, Oh 4-Rl11 III 81
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PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
APP e-5S-A

RADIANT vALLEY-2-bedrm' brick
rambler, assume 81 4lsef loan.
Ss,40U down; total monthly paw
ments, S13. Call OWNER for an.
polntment. SP. 3-63SS.
RAY PARk-2 brand-new sparkling
br,ck ramblers; living room. din
ins room, lovely kitchen, 8 bed
T TRi 4 SssAthns fun sg SSa sen WE
7. PECK, 1880 New Hampshire
Ave. HE 4-64OO
RAY PARK-3-bedrm brick ram.
bier; SEPARATE DINING ROOM,
expansible attic, full bsmt.: close
10 schools and transp.; Sl7,95O.
HUGH I. PECK, HE. 4-6400.
SEPARATE dining room and first
floor powder room: Groom brick
home; priced below cost at Sl4,-.
500; full bsmt, level lot; in pops
ular University Gardens, close to
Plaza; only $3.50 down FHA. Cali
til 9 pm, WA. $4,000. ROBERT
S. DAVIS a. Co, INC, REALTORS.
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FRED B. CUSHMAN
CT TERMS

Vacant. immediate poSsession--3-
bedrm. brick rambler, ideally To-
Gated in the Langley Park area.
mo BETTER AVAILABLE
For only SlS,450. Extremely larEe
rms, frepl. fully tiled rec. rm.;
on busline and walking distance to
public and parochial schools.
W. J NICHOLAS he. $1,000
GLEN MAR PARK-4 bedroom. q
bath split Colonial; separate din
ing nm, completely equipped k!teh-
en- with adjoining breaSsst room.
paneled family rm. and powder
rm. on list A.. basement screened
porch, Rsraae. s2H,5oO. kORZEN-
DoRFER, REALTOR, OIL. 4-slll,
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BRANDYwINE HEIGHTS - Lars.
6rssseway. over is-aers lot fuIi .,
beant. shade trees and Shrubbery
House fully insulated, heat less
than SIS per year, Total price
81 $50, includes air conditioner
and outside fireplace. once open
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
1914 Branch Ave. Sc, 10. $1,000
BUY BURCH-Large 7-room, Ia
bath Cape Cod; fun bsmt.
screened porch. Hyattsville Hills,
CO., TO. S.SSa2. OPEN nj 'f 4 . M.
BUY BuRcH-BiE Colonial, q blks.
from Nd Univ. campus; 4 bed
r rmii" h Ssn; M s ssaSsods sT nI,scAA
REALTY Co. TO. S"sooaa V open
I'll o pm Wv"
BUY BURCH-LArEe shaded lot,
~ y deep: 0-yr;,oid brick Cape
COe dS SsaI3 sss i1ll PEI Ss% mt p pRE
approved, $4,000. BuRcH REAL.
TX co" TO. 9-5D92. Open III
CARROLLTON, By oWNER-3-bed-
I'm. brk. rambler; full tile bsnt.
fenced yard, many extras. SIf,s
300. minimum FILA. sP. 3-5I55.
CHEvERLY-Aii the extras have
been added 10 this immaculate a.
rm. brick home, priced To sell at
SlB,p5O. " baths, den, jalous.ed
porch, wall to-wall carpeting, crys-
tai chandelier. patio. fenced lot,
etc, conv. TO St. Ambrose: will
FHA. Call til q pm. ROBERT 81
DAVIS A. CO. INC. WA. $4,000
Chillum Terrace-Cape Cod
Ssyr.-old det brk.: liv. rm. with
tirepl.. sep. din. rn.. 4 bedrms., .
porch; Sl6.9O0. FHA loan avail
WEISS g. STOLAR, INC.
Elk. 3-534O o Til o
CLOSE TO d. CHA appraised
$4,000 Just $500 dn. Neat and
clean 5-bedrm., 2-bath home, sep
din. rm mod. equip. kit. full
bsmt,,. scr porch, storm windows
and doors. detached work shop.
Just the home for a Ice. family
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY Co,
UN. 4-1166.
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BELLEMEADE, St. Mary's PaIish--
Handy man mans SPECIAL. Brk: bed
kit 60x165 level lot. Asking ST.
500 easy terms avail to qualified
buyer. PRINCE GEORGES REAL
TY. CO., uN. 4-1166.
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GLEERIDGE - SPARKLING semi.
briek-and-frame home; sep. din,
room, tvin-size bedrms., full hsmt.
with tile floor and outside en-
trance, near everything Only
$500 down and approx. SIS mo.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-08-21
EXEMPLARY

Sad to say, one of the peo-
pie / am referring to, Mrs.
Robert H. Mahoney, died in
Washington a few weeks ago
after an illness of several
months. Mrs. Mahoney was
the immediate past president
of the National Council Of
Catholic Women. A gracious
lady of rock-like faith and all
embracing charity, she was
an exemplary Catholic and an
exemplary citizen.
| had known Mrs. Mahoney
ever since | came 70 NcWc in
1914 and in 1857 | came to
know her very we'll, for in The
fall of that year | was priviI-
eyed to travel in her company
70 the World Congress of the
Lay Apostolafe in Rome at
which she delivered one of the
principal addresses. knew
that she had been extremely
active for many years In a
variety of Catholic organiza-
+ions, and | also knew, in a
general sort OF way, that she
had played a very constructive
role in community affairs in
Washington as well as in her
adopted state of Connecticut.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-08-21

NY; there Is pathos in the
dreary sameness of the lives
of Mrs. Leahy and her daugh-
ters; there is the same quail
Try about some of Lieutenant
Pettiso's efforts to fraternize
with the men. There is fhe
shocking sadness of the death
on the river of perfect sol.
dier Johnny Rofferty as he
celebrates his appointment TO
Officer Candidate School.
There is the sadness of the
men as they break up the com.
pany on the news that the
war is over. But in the main
it is a Jolly book and perfect
reading for a Labor Day week.
end.
Mr.. Roth's handling of Irish
dialect, always a dangerous
device, is near-perftc. His abil-
ity to capture the peculiar
qualities of Irish wit is the
same. There ought to be a
large public for this book and
for those that he will do in
the years to come.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-08-21

Frankly, however, it wasn't
until after her untimely death
at the early age of So that !
came to realize how phenom-
enally active she had really
been in civic and community
affairs. Space is not available
even to list the principal of
fees she held in Catholic and
non-Catholic organizations con-
cerned with human welfare
and civic progress.
MRS. Mahoney, God rest her,
followed out TO the letter the
oft-quofed advice which the
late Pope Plus XII gave TO the
Catholic women of the world
in 19T at the Congress of
the International Union of
Catholic Women's Leagues.
The late Ponfiff pointed out
that "a slogan launched some
ten years ago continues to
gain acceptance: return TO The
purely Spiritual" Actually,
he continued, THE slogan
should be the very opposite:
be present everywhere for the
Faith, FOR Christ, in every
way and TO the utmost possible
limit, wherever vital interests
are at stake, wherever laws
bearing on fhe worship of
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-08-21
Books of the Hour
Novel Shows Life
In Neutral Irish Army
by FIR. d. Bernard Theall, O.S.B.

Lieutenant Percival Pettigo.
That all officers are not as
bad rs this is demonstrated
by the presence in The book
of the benevolent Command
ant Kane aand the remote but
fair-minded Colonel Mccarthy.
In general, though, fine men
think of the officers as their
enemies, and work constantly
TO oufwit them.
For romantic interest, there
are the Leahy sisters, whose
mother runs one of the pubs
in the little town near the bar
racks; Patricia and Bridget,
called Irish and Breege,
cheer up the men when they
are lonely, walk out" with
one or another of them now
and again-and are still hand
ling the beer taps and making
lardge pots of tea as the war
ends and this particular group
of soldiers finds its several
ways home.
LAUGHTER AND PATHoS
The book is episode in
form, and some of the chap
tiers are truly hilarious: the
Knave's handling of six bot
ties of potent porter during a
14-mile march; "Machine-Gun
Feeny's single-handed down.
ing of a British bomber;
Lieutenant Pettigo's attempt
to make a group of all-round
athletes out of his oddly-as-
sorted Company; a wild and
wonderful headlong bus ride,
the heroes of which are two
old men of the town, Mourne
and McTaggart, the latter ac-
companied by a large white
goose, who solemnly accom-
panies the pair, and dozens of
other passengers from the bus
in and out of the two dozen
or so pub sthat dot the road
to. Dublin.
Not all of the book is fun
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-08-21
Mass OrdO-
LIT URCY
OF. The
Z z K
SUNDAY AUGUST 70
FOURTEENTH SUNDAY
AETEP ~PENTECOST

Green veStments, Gloria,
Second Prayer Tin Low Mass
of Saint Philip Benizi, Creed,
Preface of the Holy Trinity.
MONDAY AUGUST "a
SAINT BARTHOLOMEW
Red vestments, Gloria,
Greed, Preface of the Apostles.
TUESDAY, AUGUST IS
SAINT LOUIS
White vestments, Gloria,
Common Preface.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST rs
FERIAL WEDNESDAY
Green vestments, Mass of
Fourteenth Sunday after
Pentecost, no Gloria, Second
Prayer Tin Low Mass of Saint
Zephyrinus, no Creed, Com
mon Preface.
THURSDAY, AUGUST ~
SAINT JOSEPH
C~ALASANcTIUS
White vestments, Gloria,
Common Preface.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 70
SAINT AUGUSTINE
White vestments, Gloria,
Second Prayer Tin Low Mass
Of Saint Hermes, Creed, Com.
mon Preface.
SATURDAY, AUGUST ~
BEHEADING OF SAINT
JOHN THE BAPTIST
Red vestments, Gloria, Sec
ond Prayer lin Low Mass of
Saint Sabina, Common Pre-
face.
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God, marriage. the family, the
school, the social order, are
proposed and discussed"
Mrs. Mahoney-to return now
to the original point Of this
column-was a living example
of mature and well-adjusted
Catholicism at its very best.
If the story of her selfless in
terest in so many worthwhile
causes were more widely
known, it would serve a dou-
BILE purpose. 1t would undoubt-
eddy inspire other Catholics
to follow her example and
would thereby hasten the COM
ing of that blessed day when
any further reference to the
ghetto complex of American
Catholics would be complete
unWarranted.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-08-21

MAIN - Say One For Me,
The Last BIifxkraig.
RUSSELL Tsrxan's Great.
est Adventure, Fastest Guy
Alive.
HTH AVS. AUTO Hercu.
les, Ulysses.
GRAkD-Have Rocket, Will
Travel and Legend Of Tom
DooIey.
PALACE - Man in 4 Net,
Wild and innocent.
MATURE TEENS
THERN-Fri Only
Distant Drums, Dallas.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-08-21

One of the most thor
oughly enjoyable novels
to come alolng in many a
day is Arthur Roth'S What
Is the Stars? (Farrar,
Straus, & Cudahy, $685..
The odd-sounding title is a
line from the Irish play,
juno and the Paycock, and
this is an intensely Irish nov
ell, the second by Mr.. Roth,
whose A Terrible Beauty was
very favorably reviewed in
this country some two years
ago.
The scene of the present
novel is Ireland during the
second World War, and more
specifically the barracks of
the Eighth Garrison Company,
Ordnance Corps, Irish Army
the regular Free State army,
that is, and not the IRA,
about which the earlier novel
was written.
DAY-BY-DAY ACCOUNT
The Republic of Erie was,
of course, neutral during the
late war, and this sort of ex-
istence poses its own prob
lens for soldiers. If there is
not the danger, the filth, and
the general decentralization
that the total war brings,
there is a dangerous boredom,
the difficulty of existence on
very small pay. and the prob
lem of relations between hard
ened soldiers and an officer
group drawn from the re-
serves, with neither exper-
fence nor love of the career to
help.
Mainly, the novel is a day
by-day account of how the SOL
diers managed TO amuse them
selves and TO keep up at least
q pretense of army life under
these conditions.
Although dozens of char
acters appear in the book the
central figures are the young
soldier Slater McGurk and his
much older, more experienced
'butty," "The Knave" O'Han-
lon. They represent the ranks
of the Irish Army, and over
against them and their com
rades is set laundering offic-
ialdom, mostly represented by
the incompetent, bumbling