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UNITED
AUTO SALES

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IN WHEATON. MARYLAND
1925 GEORGIA AVE. 10 6-336C
2427 REEDIE DR. 10 4-s24e
ROLLS ROYCE 80 4-dr.: $4,000.
New car. black; full equip FACTORY
air eond FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921
Conn ave, WO. 6-S400
ROVER $50 4-dr; $4,000 New car.
3-liter; auto. shift Reduced $500
FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Conn.
ave, WO. 6-S40O.
ROVER '55 4-dr:; immse.: 81. .o5o.
FLooP FL Do PoNTTTIdANc' TTdNc 1921 Conn
STUDIES, 1850 Larks, ali models;
immed. del EMERSON & ORME.
I7th and NJ SIS. NV. Df. $500.
sTUDEBAKER 1851 Champion;
needs some work, but runs we'll,
gets 20 m.p.g.; SIPS or best offer.
10. 5-4793, after z pm.
STUDEBAKER '53 Champ. hardtop
convert: black, Wv. tires, r, h;
S400 or best offer. WA. 1896.
THUNDERBIRD 1856: stand. shift
Thunderbird green. immaculate
ORRISON RAMBLER, Used Cars
704 w. Broad, Pals Church, Va
THUNDERBIRD 1887 convertible
sport coupe: 2 tops, white, $3.50
in new tires, auto. trans. over
sized engine: like brand-new, pvt
owner: S2.99b. Mr.. BRUCE, Ii
4-7233, LU. 2-7l30.
THIRD 1859: cruiseomatic, power
steering, power brakes; immacu-
late condition throughout: 10000
miles or 1-year guarantee: for
merly owned by Ford executive
S3,495. LOGAN (FORDl. 354O
l4th st. NV. TU. 2-4100.
TRIUMPH 1960-Shop us before
you buy, ANNAPOLIS MOTORS.
sos N. Y. ave. NV. EX. 3-4744
lVOLKSWAGEN 1850 sedans: new
shipment: all colors: priced from
| 81 ,5a5: immediate del: liberal
! trades, bank terms.
SUN MOTORS
3400 N, FAIRFAX DR.. ARL.
OPPOSITE KANN'sl ia. 4-2i11
VACXHALL go 4-dr.; $1,000, New
car, any color FLOOD PONTIAC,
422l Conn. ave, WO. 6-S400.
IVAUXHALL '59 4-door: company
ofncial car; new-car title: 10000
mile guarantee. Special at Sl,695;
S145 down. cash or trade, bank a.
nancing. For the best VauXhall
deal, see Mcneil"
MCNEIL PONTIAC
IS "IhS2O rEE MI'' HEART Azi OF sP+HtsDS2SS Fl fsSSSS
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 80 club sedan; new
Tnn 9gqpPea Pfsj. toT SoT "a. susEsates aSs
S295 down, cash or trade, banE
financing. For the best Pontiac
deal, see Mcneil" "
MCNEIL PONTIAC
1920 Wis. Ave. OIL 4-S00C
I'm THE HEART OF BETHEsDA'
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PONTIAC SO

PONTIAC SO
Catalina Vista 4-door hardtop; hy-
dramatic, r. and h., Wv. tires,
p.s and p.b.. 2-tone ivory and
gray; real clean; a recent trade
from q responsible family: will
give new-car guarantee We rec
ommend this one very highly.
$2,795
Open Daily 0 TIL 0; Sun, 9 Till 4
WILL FINANCE TO YOUR BUDGET
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
STAR PONTIAC
407 Florida Ave. NE. IL. 6-72O4
Over 20 Years at Same Location
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FORD '57 2-dr.: clean, economical
standard trans. Year end special
SS95.
TED BRITT FORD SALES. INC.
RtS. so, 20 and 2lls Fairfax. Va.
CD u .l0n
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FORD 80 station wagon Fordor:
straight stick, factory equipped: !:
full price, S449. 40: S24 down
and S34.44 per mo. D. c. DIS
COUNT, corner of 22nd and L
SITS NV. FE 1-540O
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Mcneil. PONTIAC
PONTIAC '57

I OAN 144O q
Chieftain 4-door sedan; hydramatic,
r and h., Wv. tires. good clean
car, will make excellent trans
portation for family man. This enc
won't stay long at this price,
hurry.
$1,088
Open Daily 9 Til o; Sun. Q Till 4
WILL FINANCE TO YOUR BUDGET
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
STAR PONTIAC
407 Florida Ave NE. Ii, 6-7204
Over 20 Years at Same Location
PONTIAC go conv.: S3.4OO; new
car. full equip, immed delivery
FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Conn. ave.
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TED BRITT FORD SALES, INC
Rts. so, 20 and 2ll. Fairfax. Va
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
OLDS '58

OLDD 90
"9S" 4-door sedan: power steering,
power brakes, Wv tires, radio,
heater, light blue and white: a
rare bargain.
$1,088
Open Daily, 0 Til o; Sun, 0 Til 4
WILL FINANCE TO YOUR BUDGET
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
STAR PONTIAC
407 Florida Ave. NE. Ii. 6-72O4
Over 90 Years at Same Location
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FORD 81 cony. coupe: beaut. gold
new tires. Year END special,
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5333 Wisconsin Ave. EN-. ; ;5.l3
FORD 81 convertibles: 3 to choose
ard trans. all 1-owner cars; all
fully equipped; priced from 81 l.495
10000 miles or l-year guarantee
on all cars. LOGAN (FORD), 354O
14th st NV Tu o-4l0O
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DODGE '54; maroon, with white
top. perfect cond.: 7. and h.:
reasonable. UN. 4-T467.
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CHEVROLET "a 2-dr.: r. and h.,
automatic trans; very nice cond
| &556 IA S-SGO4
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WEST MOTORS. INC,

FORD convertibles '55, SO, 81,
'5S: all beautiful 2-tones: prices
start at SS95. You must see this
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FORD SO 4-dr.; immac.; $500
FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Conn
ave- WO R-S4OO
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LIS Used Cars

DODGE 81 cdr. wag.: black top.
red body, power steering. power
brakes autO trans 81 kQE
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SUN MOTORS

voLKsWAGEN 1850 sedans; new
shipment: all colors: priced from
S1,5a5: immediate del: libera,
fradae haNk fAYps
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MCNEIL PONTIAC
1920 Wis. Ave. OIL $4,000
I'm THE HEART OF BFTHESDA'
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ENGLISH FORD 80; never run;
owner leaving country. must sell
EX 3-S0SO
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THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW!

foR a LONG TINE CuASMIRES BEEN
FLIRTING WITH A TELEPHONE VOICE HE
Just KNEW BELONGED TO A HONEY
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FIAT 'oN Spider. fully equipped: !:
low mileage: Sl.S95. Call FRED
FREDERICK MOTORS. TO. g.
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THIRD 1859: cruiseomatic, power
steering, power brakes; immacu-
late condition throughout: 10000
miles or 1-year guarantee: for
S3,495. LOGAN CFORDl. 3540
l4th st. NV, TU. 2-4100.
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I--I OUHn. dFe.i WO. O-b4UU.
VAUxHALL 80 4-door: Company
ofncial car; new-car title; 100000
mile guarantee. Special at 81, ,695:
nancing. For the best Vauxhall
deal, see Mcneil "
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THUNDERBIRD 1857 convertible
sport coupe: 2 tops, white, S2b(
in new tires, auto. trans. over.
sized engine; like brand-new, pvt
owner: S2.995. Mr.. BRUCE, Ii
4-7o23 IN OrI9O
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OPPOSITE KANNsl JA. 4H2i11
vATxHALL IIH .o,6G 6O tdT s 6 81 SSrI 500 NsE
1921 Conn. ave, Wo. 6-S400.
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Observation-Disclosures
III Florida Ave NV. HO. 2-5005
CHEW. 81 Bel Air VS.; air cond d,
Cont kit. r, h., WV t.; orig.
owner. AID. 4-2435, MR.. FLEM-
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1915 Wis. Ave. Beth. OIL. 6-s500
EDSEL so convertible; cond. like
steering. Special price. S3.295.
LEE D. BUTLER. INC.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-01-30
More Than $4,000 Damage. =.
St. Charles Begins Big
Job of Cleaning i p

was still being baked out ihls
week. Near the kitchen area
a portion Of the wall collapsed
under water pressure, causing
considerable damage TO the
plaster throughout the base.
menf.
Hardest hit of all were the
physics and chemistry labora-
Continued on Page p
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-01-30
Solemn Mass
Will Honor
St. Francis

A Solemn Pontifical
Mass will be celebrated
by Bishop Issenmann this
Sunday, February l, at
IL a. m. at st. Joseph
Cathedral to mark the solemn
ity of the Feast of st. Francis
de Sales, patron of the Do
cese of Columbus.
St. Francis de Sales Is also
honored as patron Of the Cath
Ollie Press, so the Mass will
mark fhe beginning Of Cath.
Ollie Press Month annually oh.
served during February.
Assisting the Bishop at Mass
will be: Monsignor William E.
Kappes, assistant priest,
Fathers Elmer Boyden and
Thomas Bennett, Deacons Of
Honor, Father Raymond
Goode, Deacon, and Father
Robert Luchi, Subdeacon. Mas
tiers of ceremonies will be
Monsignor James ]. Carroll
and Father Edward F. Trenor.
The sermon at the Ponti-
fical Mass will be preached
by Father George A. Fulcher,
editor-in-chief of The Catholic
Times.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-01-30

For most Ohioans the
flood last week was ter
rible while it lasted, but
now it is over and the
danger has passed.
But for faculty and students
Of St. Charles Seminary The
flood damage is not a thing
Of the past. According to
M~onsisnor George 7. WOLF the
cleaning up is = slow and pain.
fvI process and even at This
date the amount Of fhe dam.
age cannot be calculated.
Estimates of the water DAM
age to our Diocesan seminary
and preparatory school have
been conservatively set at
$15O,OOO as the swollen waters
of Alum Creek, which adjoins
the seminary, inundated the
grounds, running expensive
laboratory equip m e fur
nishings and books.
First TO feel fhe impact was
the seminary library and
auditorium where about 50
faculty members and students
Iabored up until 1880 Wed
nesday night trying to save
many Of the expensive vol.
umes. The rising wafer, which
came over the window stills,
finally forced them to give
up and the result was that
o~ne-fourfh Of the books were
lost, q door was broken down
by wafer pressure, and part
Of The wood panelins in the
library proper is completely
ruined. Monsignor WOLF de-
scribed fhe work Of the STU
dents in carrying the books to
the upper auditorium as Tin.
credible" and stated that he
has never Witnessed such co.
operative effort.
In the main building water
reached a height of six feet
in all the basement area COW
ering the kitchen, dining
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room, classrooms, chemistry
and physics laboratories, am
ateur radio room, and vari-
Gus supply rooms.
The kitchen was covered
with over five feet Of water
which damaged the machinery
and ruined over $4,000 worth
Of frozen foods and canned
goods. The Kitchen machinery
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-01-30

ROME The first
general council of the
Church since 1870 is ex-
pected to get underway
in about a year, bring
ing bishops here from all
over the world.
His Holiness Pope John
XIII who in the three
months since his election has
repeatedly invited separated
Christians to return to unity,
announced his intention to
convoke such an ecumenical
council on the feast of the
Conversion of st. Paul, the
last day Of the Chair Of Unity
Octave.
The Pontiff revealed his
decision privately to II cardi-
mails who participated with
him at Mass on the feast at
the Basilica Of st. Paul-out-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-01-30
First In 80 Years
Pope Calls Council Meet

councils, if confirmed by the
Pope, are infallible and bind
ing on Catholics.
At the same time he an
nounced his intention to con-
vene a general council, Pope
John revealed he plans to
summon a synod for the Do
cese of Rome, and that he in
tends to bring the Latin Rite
Code of Canon Law up to date
and complete the promulga-
ton of the canon law code for
the Oriental Church. The law
for the Latin Rite Church CO.
dified under the initiative of
st. Plus x was promulgated
by Benedict XIV in 1917. Codi-
fication of the Eastern Rite
Church law was begun under
Plus XII; the first four Parts
Of the code have been pro-
mulgated at intervals during
Continued on Page q
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LII COLUMBUS
CATHEDRAL: No problem.
School not available for emer-
gency because of no water or
heat.
ST. AGATHA: Flooded base
ment. No requests.
ST. AGNES: No problems,
no requests as. yet. Flooded
easements damage extend.
ST. ALOYSIUS: 2 #. water
basement of Church - all
cleared. No requests. Valley
view area still impossible. st.
Vincent de Paul active in
flood relief.
ST. ANDREW: Water in
rectory, no heat in rectory.
No requests from Pensioners.
ST. AUGUSTINE: Church
boiler wet-no heat-controls
are out. Water drained from
basement. No requests.
ST. RENDA billiards
cut off temporarily. One re-
quest which they handled.
ST. No heat in
Church or rectory, power off,
motors wet. No requests.
ST. CECILIA: Alright. No
requests.
CHRIST THE KING No re-
quests.
ST. CHRISTOPHER: No re.
quests.
CORPUS CHRISTI: No re-
quests, parish partially under
water.
ST. DOMINIC: No requests.
ST. FRANCE OF ASSIST:
No requests, stoker being re-
paired.
ST. GABRIEL: No requests.
HOLY CROSS: No requests.
HOLY ROSARY: Three
blocks under water, ten streets
closed, all people evacuated
taken to relatives and friends.
Immediate problem-no utili-
ties-later, cleanup work.
HOLY FAMILY: Many parts
of parish under water. No inn
mediate requests.
Continued on Page q
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-01-30
Bishop Wright
Named To Head
Pittsburgh See

WASHINGTON - B S o I
John ]. Wright has been trans
ferred from the See of Wor-
cester, Mass, to be Bishop of
Pittsburgh.
Father John w. Comber, M.
NJ, Superior General of the
Catholic Foreign Mission So
ciety Of America (Maryknoll),
has been named Titular Bis
hop of Foratiana.
These appointments, made
by His Holiness Pope John
XIII, were announced here
Wednesday by Msgr. Achille
Lupi, Charge d'Affaires ad in
term of the Apostolic Dele.
cation.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-01-30
First In 80 Years

side-the- Walls, which tradi-
ton holds to be the burial
place Of the Apostle to the
Gentiles. The Vatican which
made the Pope's announce
ment public, said that in de-
Gliding to hold such a council,
Pope Johns thoughts are not
only on the edification of
Christian peoples, but also in
tended as an invitation to the
separated Christian commune
ties in search of unity.
No date for the council was
made known Immediately. It
was believed, however, that
it will be a year before the
necessary arrangements can
be made in drawing up agen-
da for the councils work and
preparing for the influx Of
the cardinals, residential bisll-
ops, abbots nullius and others
entitled to vote, as well as
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-01-30

The St. Charles library,
above, lost more than
one-foUrfh Of its books
due to the flood last
week. Some Of the VOL
umes such as the Com.
pIete Works Of Irish Lit
eratUre, will never be re-
placed, ing to
Msgr. George WOLF, rec
tor. At left is the school
cafeteria and refecfory
where a good Bit Of the
furnishings were lost and
are part Of more than
by the flood. Confribu-
fions are being accepted
$4,000 damages done
by the school to alleviate
some Of the cost Of re-
furnishing the building.
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those invited to come to the
council as advisers or observ-
ers.
II was also recalled that
the last such ecumenicaI as.
sembIy the Vatican Council,
while il adjourned on Oct. 20.
1870-folIowing fhe oceups-
fion Of the capital Of the pa
pei states by ltaly-wss never
closed. Il could therefore be
surmised that the fortheom-
ing council might be = con.
finuafion Of fhe unfinished
General Council Of fhe vafi-
can.
The Vatican Council was
the Goth. such ecumenical
council-the first in 1925 in
Nicaea, in presentday Turkey,
condemned the Arian heresy
and formulated the Nicene
Greed. DEGREES on faith and
morals issued by ecumenical
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-01-30

Bishop Clarence 6. Issen-
mann, will be eeIebranf for
fhe Mass which will follow
the Office, Of The Dead at
10 am.
Assisting the bishop will be
Father Leo Sullivan, deacon,
assistant at st. Francis de Sales
and Father Roland Torer, sub
deacon.
Father Clarence A. McGinty,
O klahoma City, Oklahoma,
brother of the deceased priest,
will be assistant priest, Father
Richard Crosser, pastor of Bless
ed Sacrament parish, Newark,
and Father John P. Byrne, pas
tor of st. ael's parish,
Worthington, will be deacons of
honor to the bishop.
Monsignor Robert J. Sher-
ry, rector Of St. Gregory Sem
mary, Cincinnati, lifelong
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-01-30

Bishop Clarence 9.
Issenmann and Msgr.
George WOLF, rector Of
St. Charles, inspect the
damage done by the flood
last week to the schools
chapel. A conservative
estimate Of $150.000 has
been SET for loss. At right
is a shot Of the gymna-
stun after the wafer had
receded somewhat Thurs
day. A fund drive has be-
gun for the Diocesan sem.
mary, as the buildings
and equipment have no
flood protection. Catholic
Times photo by Franklin
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-01-30
Subscribers
Must Renew
In Parish

Subscribe s to The
Catholic Times are urged
to make renewals through
their individual parishes
this Sunday.
Parish lists Of sub.
scribers were mailed this
week to pastors to
expedite payment Of sub.
scriptions. New subserip-
tions should also be OBJ
tanned through the parish
at the cost Of $500 per
year, which includes the
81 regular issues plus
special editions.
Those living outside the
Diocese may subscribe
or renew by mailing the
remiftances to: CireUla.
fion Department, The
Catholic Times, p. O.
636, Columbus Is, Ohio.
All regular subscribers
are asked to be sure their
pastor has their exact
name and address tinelvd-
ing zone nUmber) in the
manner they want the
paper mailed TO them.
Also, If you know Of any
one who is not receiving
his copy or whose mail
ing address is incorrect,
please tell him to report
the error to his pastor.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-01-30
Outside See City

Outside See City
ADA: Church and school
OK. - water In the low
lands, no help needed as yet.
M Lots of confu-
sion - 8 OF 4 feet of water
in town. One woman sick and
has been anointed but unable
to get her in hospital. Some
damage in basement. Repair
approximately $1,000. People
volunteering but can't get to
the people to help.
BUCKEYE LAKE: Every
thing OK. Offered help to
priests from st. Charles.
CALMOUTIER; Everything
OK.
CHILLICOTHE - Both par
1sneS aiding flood victims.
C~IRCLEVILLE: Water ris-
ing. Are evacuating the
schools. Offered assistance.
CORNING: Wouldn't know
there was q flood.
COSHOCTON: Not serious
yet. No excavations. Flooded
areas, but under control.
CROOKS WILLIE: Father
Meyer went to Mt. Vernon to
help. Everything OK. in
Crooksville.
Continued on Page y
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friend Of Father MeGinty will
Give fhe sermon.

Father McGinty, who in adj
dition to his priest-brother is
survived by another brother and
sister, Joseph A McGinty, Chill
licothe, and Mrs. Mary De-
lanty, Conneaut, was a native
of Chillicothe where he attend
ed public and parochial schools.
He graduated from st. Jo-
seph's College. Rensselaer,. In
Continued on Page q
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-01-30

Flood waters which caused untold damage to Cent
raj and southern Ohio communities, forced students
and faculty members to evacuate St. Charles College
Seminary here.
First estimates of the water damage to the Do
cesar Seminary and preparatory school were more
than $50, 000, as the swollen Alum Creek which
college buildings, running expensive laboratory equip.
ment, furnishings and books.
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several of the flooded areas and Immediately made facilities
and aid from the Diocese available to the refugees.
According TO Monsisnor William z. Ksppes, diocesan char
tiles director, the Catholic Welfare Bureau has been in fcyeh
with ell disaster areas in the Diocese and aid has been sent
immediately TO fhe needy.
Monagnor Kappes noted that local authorities and pastors
had taken care of most situations themselves, with the aid Of
parishioners.
Monsisnor Lawrence corcorsn, assistant charities director.
Continued on Page p
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Nearby homes billeted the students while the franciscan
nuns who comprise the domestic staff were taken TO the do
cesar retreat house outside of town.
The areas worst flood since 1919 has been comparatively
easy on other Catholic institutions and property lsee rundown
below with most reports Of only flooded easements and in
eonvenience due TO lack Of heat and power in near zero weather.
Diocesan organizations and institutions however we're
utilized to ease the plight of the thousands of flood victims
who were forced to yacate their homes.
Bishop Clarence G. Issenmann made personal visits to
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-01-30
High Waters Lash ChiHicothe, Ne,uark, M. Vernon
Flood Wrecks St. Charles Library, Labs

Feeling the lash of the waters first was the seminary IL
brary where about so faculty members and students labored
late into the night to save many of the expensive volumes.
An estimated one quarter of the books was lost.
AS the water continued to rise, students began evacuating
the buildings by way of rescue boats. Several students
were aided by the quick thinking local contractor, William
Igel, who sent one of his power shovels to the rescue.
Other contractors were also on the scene with rescue
equipment.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-01-30
How Flood Water
the Diocese

Following is a parish by parish report of how
the flood affected conditions in the Diocese immedi-
ately after last weeks flood. The report was compiled
from obtained by the Catholic Welfare
Bureau, where staff members worked around the
clock to aid flood victims and also from rma
reported to the Catholic Times.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-01-30
st. Charles
Relief Fund

The st. Charles Alumni and Carolian Clubs met
at the school Wednesday evening to determine ways
and means of helping toward the cost of repairs to
the buildings and furnishings. The Sierra Club has
also volunteered to help.
Already the Relief Fund lists contributions from
the following:
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In NeWurk
Offer Mass Today
For Father McCinty

A Pontifical Funeral Mass will be offered at
1870 a. M, today in st. Francis de Sales Church
Newark, for Father Edward A.. McGinty, 63, pastor
emeritus of the Newark parish, who died Sunday at
st. Raphaels Home. Columbus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08
ST. Louis Guild
Accord Near

ST. LOUIS. May 9 tAP)-
The strike OF the American
Newspaper Guild against the
81. Louis Globe Democrat APP
peared 20 be all but ofhcially
over this morning.
After a long session which
began last night. c. X. Call and
Monroe X. Sheehan. Federal
conciliators. said:
VERY substantial progress
was made In the session. The
issue left 70 be fully resolved
was the confirming by the guild
of security offered by the
Globe-D Democrat for a pension
plan equal IN It's benefits 10 the
Pulitzer tPost-Dispatch) pen-
sion plan.
THE actual language effec-
tuating the plan also was still
TO be worked out and agreed
upon"
The guilds picket lines will
remain in front Of the Globe
Democrat until the pension
confirmation and language de-
tails are worked out and the
agreement has been approved
by the membership.
The strike began February
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ward. OIL. 6-8457.
DOG. vic. Annandaie I'd; German
s Ssashs": reward saf; JE. 2-sSsl. ans
DOG, boxer, male, Chips; fawn,
white chest, feet, black mask, pink
CIR, 3-4370 till 8 pm: after, CIR
DOG, black and white English cocker
spaniel yrs ql a;,,d male wil snYis
'Pepe" OIL 6-9242
DOGS f2). / black and white, ] brown
and white: answer TO name 'Tippy
and "Skippy", vie Oxon Hill Md.
Firehouse. Sun, May 3; reward. 10
LOsT-cst, white siamese, female
strayed from 1872 FarTssqt s. S,sd nv
care; reward. TU. a.4l5s
sIAMEsE CAT, large: vic. River I'd :
Bethesda; reward Call OIL. 4-S162
Reward. JU. 1894
PARAKEET, yellow lost in Connect.
Sonny Boy" WI. 6-s534.
PARAKEET, turquoise and gray. named
Johnny Boy: Thurs, vic. 49th ano
Mass. NV; $40 reward Wo, 6-4s39
POCKETBOOK, vie. 2745 Goth st
NV, or in taxicab. Please keer
money and return contents. Delanc
Apartment House, Apt. 21a.
WALLET, pass case, full of personal
cards. no money. reward, WA
1850 or HE. 4-6043.
WATCH. Hamilton, lady's: vic. Of
Sears Wisconsin ave. store: reward
OIL. 6-3S29.