davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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M,095
liberal Trade. Mr.. Gardner
ORIISIN MOTORS

7oA ". BROAD. 2. c. u. 4-sGaS
OaR.4SHE .I!I H.. sT 1.r S .s.,r,Ss ,HlessHScS
nssSlas. Ssss:s ss:s'SE SEiss 81 Sce sssl
| CAPITOL Cadillac OldS Co.
1879 22nd ST. NV. p. z-2600
OLlg1l0BlIEs--le6O company Of
| 1lciat cars. aold with new-ear,
| 12,00O-mile warranty and title
oxeepttonal end-of-year savings.
Come In today. Open evenings
Suburban Cadillac -olds Co.
| ARApLEY gHoPYNo CENTER
IBETHE9DA. ND. Ola. 0s770t
CADILLAC ,00 convertible coupe
red with white top; power. 1teer'
Ing, power hfakes:; ell red leather
interior: absointely immaculate
| S6,O0b: CCC guarantee,
Capitol Cad lilac dds Co.
1929 22nd 81. NV. Pc. 7-260(
.lCADMlACe-196O, company of1cia.
cars. F,.Ht1 :cId Ttth me- nsTsn5: ss:. 1esO
| tional end-ef-yeer SAVINGS. Come
4 in today. Open EVENING" 'til O.
Suburban Cadillac -OldS Co.
1RApLEY SHOPPING CENTER
IBETHE9DA, MD. Oh 0.770C
CADILLAC '50 convertible coupe;
/ white with white top: power. steer
| ing, power brakes, factory air con-
Sitlcnipps; ips;n ~ zeS lsatseE a inIsEicFi
| Capitol Cadilla dds Co.
4 1929 22nd 81. NV. EE. $4,000
CADIEI.AC 81 EldoFado hardtop;
every extra, full power: $4,000
miles: $2,496, bank financing.
THACKER MOTORS
l12th and h. ]. Ave, NE, La. 9.11Oo
CADILI.AC 1853 hardtop sedan; Ell
conditioned also equipped with
poHer. and electrical accessories;
.spkciAl, S3.o9b.
Suburban Cadillac -OldS Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
HETHE9DA, ND. OIL. 6.7700
CADILLAC '67 s76" limo; black;
power steering, power brakes, fac
tory air conditioning; absolutely
Immaculate; $3.496; CCC guar.
\ Capitol lilac OldS Co.
l1222 22nd sT. NV. EE. $4,000
CADILLAC '6I black Sedan; UNUSUAL
Stss sSo e0pSi EM. 4 s.asS4 s,sS p Wv; askinS
CADILLAC 1860 Coupe de vilie; air
conditioned, etc.; early fan special,
Suburban Cadillac-olds Co.
gRApLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHE9DA, ND. OIL. 6-7700
CADILLAC '5D Coupe De Ville;
10. 6-9SSS.
CADILLAC 80 Sedan de ville:
white; power steerlng, power
brakes; unusually nice; special.
| S3.096: CCC kuArantee.
| Capitol C lilac OldS Co.
1929 22nd 81. NV. FE. 7-26OO
CADILLAC 80 de Viils type coupe,
brakes, todayss special, S995.
THACKER MOTORS
18th . h. I. ave. ne, La. 9.1100
cADLLLAC 1858 conyertible; beau
ana eS Se,HsSessrieal HSs accessories; special
Suburban Cadillac Olds Co.
nRADLEY sHoPPrNo CENTER
IBETHESDA, ND. OIL. 6-7700
CADILLAC '56. conv0fthile coupe;
white; power steering, power
brakes: al red leather interior;
S SsxSsptionslIy. Ss L.. good buy; S2'7s6;
\ Capitol dillac-O Olds Co.
l1222 22nd ST. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC 1858 hardtop coupe;
suEupnsS SssE EvS ESds SOv.r wlsa at.sTnS Tn1se
power brakes. etc.: compare; S2,-
Suburban Cadillac -Olds Co.
nRApLEY eHoPPuI6 CENTER
BETHESDA M, OIL. 6-77O0
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cHEvnOLET - 100 new 00s. IaSs
ssaAsSs sss. ssssss: sss':I siss: eaaysiT: asSiiF,
1895; ceassftiSis. SS.sss. All
FOR $40 mo. fully equipped, radio,
hester: poWerelide, etet Low IS
denonstratofa, S400 20 81, 600 Oh.
TOMS cHEVhoLET, deorgia ave.
HS. SRf IocEsO0s IIoSaEsTs5sY s-sHys6 ssiys wheaton
Evening star., 1960-10-19
AUToMeDvLEs F0R SALE

CnEvROLET go YES Inpais hard
sepi anto. srAnss :. and h. pss
FRIEND RENT-H-cAR -sS
1891 Z st. N. W.
cnEy. $50 ..21o" 2.door; eauippedi
TAKOMA FORD
7O36 CARROLL AVE. JU.. $1,000
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VACATION PLACES

THESE GORGEOUS DAYS m THI
COUNTRY, the Martins .Washing!
ton Inn nr. Fre0eriekshurg, Va
dati0ns. Room and 3 meals, S6.
$10 per day. 5 acres Of beautiful
woods and recreatiOnal area II
INN PLUS S0O-acre farm on pic.
turesque Rappahannock River
OLSON, WO, 6-7O20,
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M0T0ReYeLEs
AuT0 IMsuRAneE

ArOTOR SCOOTER, An state 1887
model: GOOD condition; 500.
HI. 9sz366.
Evening star., 1960-10-19

ICnEy1OLxT 1859 black xmpaIa y-l
4Edr.; egto. trapss :; sRd =. w..R
inG everseas. $500. EE. ESQ
ChkV. $50 "2i0": one owner; ioV
mtleage;. auto trans: z-dr.: greer
and White; &77S. Call Wo. o-z37S
CHEVY 'B0 VS.; Standard trans.
:. and h.; very clean: s7sS or bssi
ofier. Call after 9, DE. 2-36sB.
Evening star., 1960-10-19
REAL ESTATE LOANS

CONSOLIDATE YOUR DRHTS B,
Snd trust. ,!A4IM.!ERICAN MORT.
Southern Bldg, Ma. 8-333i; In.
mediate service. 10 to 4:30 I'm
MONEY, End TRUBT-We viii bus
o. sts:. VIZ Tsss. RSsss; rGtes zrnEoSsNEaSfl rnEoSsNEaSl
MORTGAGE 8 INVEST. CORE
l312 N. X. ave. NV, Ma. .S.BB33.
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE, ISi
and End trusts. 1NTERSTATI
MORTGAGE Co, INC, ia. 7-6S 800
2nd. TRUSTS--Top SPOT cashI M
red tapel No aptlicationl Just
phone facts. I'll Give answerl Nd :,
Vs. D. C.; day or eve. WI. 8.
UNLiSE, TUNDS-IsE, and Sf11fS;
low as Bhss, any pufnoRe' Bay
q oesvs' Mr.. CROCKETT. AE. Z.
( oes4.
Evening star., 1960-10-19
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

ATTENTION. CONTRACTORS
store your equipment in our B0x100
II anchor fence yard, 12x36 Il
shed on p-or-rty. cell sP. $4,000,
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-IMnUsfRlAL PR0P. WAMYIE

WANTED INDuETRIAL 10 leasa a.
buy in Prinee aeorges co. oyt q
areas Sai sii'sIso 81. b.sw:sn e. SO s9l
Evening star., 1960-10-19

SSS4 - 4$AS V4AA@@-
Metallic blue with luxurious match
ing interior, power steering. 0-Way
aeat, power brakes. elee., eye,
windows incl. vent with factory
air ecnd.; 5000 milGS and spare
never used. This car owned and
driven By o0cial,s wife: viii please
mest discriminating buyer: S6.406
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nor QUALIFIED MAN

GR0CERY-A-1 loc. for exper. op-
esHtSr; es';sn,;: scef bysiness;s ;sots terms to
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MONEY 70 LOAN
REAL ESTATE WANTED

A BuyER cash today or win sell,
rent for you Free Appraisal. VIII
o.lo70. DIcKEY.e. AZ. 1-eOe0
a CASH BUHRR on WILL SELL
ON TERM8-LI, $4,000
souTHRAgT REALTY co.
ND, VA, or d. G.
Al Cash, Nc Commission Charss
d. 7-444b Eves., MA. 2-11B1
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED
ApTs. All, CASH

{ to 20 units; White or colored.
All sections D. G.. TU. 2-7S60.
PRIVATE NVEgTORS want apt.
buildings, 12 units and up. Deal
direct, ali cash, Box 406-0, Star.
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q 81 TIIHt:,y.,R0LEE y, OWNER

Of. 4.iIi2 or 81. -s1O,
CHEVROLET 1857 V-B sports se
dan, powerglide. radio, heater
y..W. tires. 2 tone, come n snt
drive this bargain, Si.306.
BOBPECK
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STORES FoR RENT

BETHESDA, sl1O wisconsin ave-
Republican hdqtrs bldg. will be
leased as Is. or will build new
structure. 33-ft. frontage. street
hrs $500 50. IT.: upstairs, 5000
50. It. rERLA BECKHAM VOL
FORD. 4641 MONTGOMERY ave-,
OIL. 2-6622, OIL 2-6647.
FOR LEASE-New store. 17x11O
ShpoIer Nth parking in rear. S112
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AUT0MoBILEs F0R SALFI

CAD4LAC '6o gedan Dc viiie; AZ.
esssn aSoss .y.rsas: srssR; II xniss aIsss sop; far
AkerS OldS-C dillac Co.
.FAirlington Shopping Center
IOV. 3.O3bO ALEXANQRIA
Evening star., 1960-10-19

18th and 3. I. Ave. NE. LA. e.IIOO
CADILLAC ,be conv.; white, an
goosSssifiS saa;.esi. 4. 8. sSso 5oygEI.R. ;i "a
Evening star., 1960-10-19
OLMSTEAD
CADILLAC go

OADFEEAC 80 ''62" 00Fios 0ed0ni
my e9ll. sguiHpsa sEt tsssory cir con-
Evening star., 1960-10-19

UAyEAAAC .1v cpnVeftIbIe c0upei
red with white. top; power. 1teer-
Ing. power brakes ell red leather
1ntertce: absolntely immaculate;
Evening star., 1960-10-19

CADMLAC 1855. hardtop sedan; air
Sc1nlttonsa .IIss,,. H.sS sSuirDsd D..,ov..! With
Evening star., 1960-10-19

701 ". BROAD, 2. c. u. 4-069S
cABsE4SST sA.ES STu.. Scv.r s.s..r,Ss ,5lssscSSS sosa
%nssalass Sssass a,iss: SSc sssr
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
1879 a2ud ST. NV. FE. $4,000
Evening star., 1960-10-19
THACKER MOTORS

ST1Hi+A ToRY+ Air coNDaIT1oNsmHNsad. e oNsmHsd biAaSef biASf1
4anisn. every extra S1,4eb, bank
Evening star., 1960-10-19
nRApLEY sHoPPMo CENTER.

BEYHE9OA, MD. OIL 0.77OG
CADILLAC '59 convertible coupe;
inS, power brakes, factory air con.
very sharp: s1.Se5: ccc SuSf,
Capitol C dillac- lids Co.
1929 22nd ST. NV. EE. $4,000
CADIIT,AC ~ EldoFado haFdtop:
Evening star., 1960-10-19

CADILLAC '59 Sedan de Vile:
white; power steering, power
brakes: unusually nice; special,
S3.09b: CCC kuArantee.
Evening star., 1960-10-19

1000 Milsoh Blvd, Arl. IA. 7-elOO
CHEVROLET '5s Impala sportI
eoupe. radio, heater. autpniatlel
Wv. tires. FACToRY AM CON.
pt1IoEED, was Sl,9e5s reduced
Evening star., 1960-10-19

IC1DE1.ACs-f06O. company oficia,
cars. sold with new-car. 10000
tional end-ef-yeer savings. Comt
IN today. Open evenings 'Al O.
| Suburban Cadillac -OldS Co.
Evening star., 1960-10-19

BETHESDA. MD. Of. 6-77oo
CADILLAC 80 Coupe De villei
Thits; oSgS,i1 81 100 OF best efier. Cali
Evening star., 1960-10-19

SHOPPING CENTER !.
sIHE9OA. ND. Oh. 0s770C
Evening star., 1960-10-19
suburban Cadillac -Olds Co.

BF4NHHsIbNx. FHNARIIx ap. asnpOrFlNo 81. SSIETgEHEE gEEEoo
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-04
Cemetery
Rites Set

This Sunday, Cemetery
Sunday in the Diocese,
ceremonies will be held at
all cemeteries in the Do
cese. st. Joseph and Mt.
Calvary Cemetery, ceremon-
les begin at 3 pm. In other
Diocesan and parish cemeter-
les the times of services will
be announced in the parishes.
Bishop Edward G. Hettlng-
err, will officiate at st. Joseph.
Monsignor James j. Carroll,
chancellor Of the Diocese, will
officiate at Mt. Calvary GENE
terV.
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Youth

Continued from Page ID
TO think for themselves for
a change instead of permit
ting the televisien, movies,
newspaper and magazine ads
to do it for them.
The DCCY began the sec
ond annual Communion Cru
SADIE last Sunday. During this
time, until Pentecost Sunday,
the Crusade will travel from
parish to parish and the youth
are asked to pray for religious
yocations, the advancement Of
Christ's Kingdom on earth,
and the frequent reception Of
Communion among young
people.
BISHOP HETTINGER clos
ed the Holy Hour with a plea
to return to the "old-fashion-
ed virtues =. personal vir-
tues, keeping Christ in your
mind, in your heart and in
your Will"
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY CEREMONY:
Holy Name, THE
Mems C~roup-Bishop

better definition Of the form
of Catholic action known as
the lay apostolate than that it
is a Catholic mans way Of
life which influences the
world more than the world in
fluences him"
Participating in the cere-
mony were members OF the
Bishop Fenwick Assembly,
Fourth Degree Knights of Co
lumbus.
BISHOP met
men of the parishes at a re-
ception following the enroll
ment service.
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Institute
Continued from Page |,

Continued from Page y
Stires, Johnstown, and Mrs.
James Vail, Utica. Father
Urban G. Virgins, pastor of
the Church of the Ascension,
will welcome the group.
In urging attendance at the
Institute by both men and
women interested in the pro-
gram, Miss Rohr pointed out
that "since both Councils CO.
operate in the work Of this
committee, both men and
women should be presented in
all phases of the program"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-04

LANCASTER, "The
Holy Name Society is
The American Catholic
mems organization" Bis
hop Clarence G. Issen-
mann told Holy Name mem
bers of Fairfield County's
four parishes Sunday (Oct.
23).
Some 80 men of ST. Mary
and st. Mark, Lancaster, Bre-
men st. Mary and Sugar Grove
st. Joseph enrolled in the So
ciety.
The ceremony, in st. Mary
Church here, consisted Of the
Rosary, Benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament, recitation
of the Holy Name pledge by
prospective members, and
blessing and distribution Of
Holy Name pins by Bishop Is
Senmann.
FIR. JULIUS kLlNEc, do
cesar director Of the Holy
Name Society, was speaker of
the event.
He said every Holy Name
man should ask himself this
question:
"Do INFLUENCE the
world more than the world
influences me?" The world,
he said, means our neigh
bors. They are usually we'll
meaning men and women, but
they are not always Well-di-
rected in the quest for saliva
ton"
Citing the Holy Name mans
obligation to edify others
through good example, FIR.
Klinec asserted that this obli-
cation means mot only that
we profess to be clean of
speech, but that we take a
clear stand for decency in
public and private life, all
down the line"
He reminded the men Of
their paramount role in the
lay apostolate and affirmed:
~ CANNOT THINK of any
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Continued from Page ID
Sue, a Springs freshman and
Sharon an Immaculate Con.
ception seventh grader, are
members of Immaculate Con-
ception parish, is a graduate
of st. Mary Of the Springs
havink attended school there
from kindergarten through
college.
She graduated with honors
after serving as class presi.
dent for three years and ma.
joring in sociology and En-
glish. Active on campus, she
was a member of Merry Mas
quers, and Kappa Gamma Phi,
honorary sorority.
After college she worked as
a caseworker fer the Franklin
County Welfare department
and once supervised the west
side area.
SHE MET HER HUSBAND
Mike through Bishop Fulton
]. Sheen, a friend OF the Sell
leck family and who as a mon
signor lectured on the Erskine
Series at the Springs.
Active in a host Of organiza.
tons professional, civic and
Church, she also writes a col
umn for the Clintonville
Booster in addition to free
lance public relations work,
including such recent events
as the Auto-Rama. the Central
Ohio Kennel Club, Holiday OH
Ice. AS Diocesan public rela-
tons chairman for the Wo-
mems Council, she also edited
the Counsellor.
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from the same bigoted sour
ces which, at other times, have
attacked the Negro and the
jew"
The Rev. B. Bruce White
more, executive director of
the Cleveland Church Fedora
ton, said in Cleveland that a
Catholic who became Presi-
dent could not destroy Church
State separation even if he
wanted to. He said much of
the opposition to a Catholic
in the White House stem.
from fear of the unknown.
In Chicago, Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt said (0ct. 28l that
religious bigotry in the cam
paign could damage US. pres
tige abroad. She said the peo-
pie of other countries are
fully aware of the religious
guarantees Of the US. Con-
stitution, and that controversy
over the religious issue tends
to undermine foreign conf
dence in US. democracy.
In st. Paul, a Catholic edu-
Gator told a Lutheran church
group that Catholics who ad.
vocate separation Of Church
and State do SO tout of con-
viction, not convenience"
CATHOLICS WHO support
Church-State separation aren't
trying to lull on-Catholics,"
Frederick Flynn, associate
professor Of philosophy at st.
Thomas College, told a youth
group at Gloria Del church.
In New Haven, Conn, the
Yale University Divinity
School Association issued a
statement (Oct. 28) saying
that mo candidate should be
denied the office of the pres
idency on the basis of his re-
ligious utilization" The asso-
citation represent the schools
faculty and about 430 stu
dents.
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To Dedicate
Addition AT
WattersOn

Watterson High Schools
Little Theatre addition will be
dedicated at 8 pm, Nov. 10
as the seniors class presents,
Brother Goose" a three-act
comedy.
Bishop Clarence G.. lssen-
mann will attend the dedica-
lion play in the addition
which was financed jointly
by the Diocesan Development
Fund and the Watterson Par.
Teacher Association.
THE ADDITION cost $780,.
900 and will provide facilities
for the 300 pupils enrolled at
the school. II includes a 354
seat auditorium, an enlarged
lobby serving both gymnasi.
um and theatre, one extra.
large classroom.
Permanent seating is ar
ranged on a sloping floor.
Half Of the seats are equipped
with folding tablet arms
which make the auditorium
suitable for study groups. lee
lures, class meetings, visual
education, as we'll as for dra-
MATES.
Lang ons tr Il elton Co.
handled the general contract.
limerick, Albert and MCGEE
were the architects.
ADDITIONAL Performance.
Of Brother Goose" will be
given Friday, Saturday and
Sunday at 8 pm, with a ma.
tinee at 2:3o pm. Sunday.
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Bible 49,.
Continued from Page u

Continued from Page u
the Douay Bible given to him
long ago as a wedding pres
emf.
There among the first hun
dred pages or so he glances
at a rather strange story
about people vaguely familiar
TO him from dimly remember
ed readings in the grade
school Bible History, Further
riffling through the pages
brings TO light, first a cen
sus list composed Of exotic
and unpronodnceable names,
then a series of severe regu-
lations about not eating this
fowl or that fish, finally de-
tailed laws about the vest
ments the high priest wears.
AT THIS POINT, what curl
osity there might have been
will have been satisfied, and
our investigator decides that
the Pentateuch is not on his
reading list, the Gospels and
Epistles will be Bible enough
for him.
Actually, without the Penta-
teuch there can be no real
reading Of The Gospels and
Epistles, if only because the
writer's of the New Testament
took it for granted that their
readers would have more than
a passing acquaintance with
the Law that Jewish tradition
believed was given through
Moses. The Gospels answer
questions, the Pent a e h
asks them.
A set Of answers cannot
make complete sense until we
know the questions to which
they are the reply. In the
Council of Jerusalem, the
Apostles and the Holy Spirit
decided that Christians were
not bound by the ceremonial
and dietary provisions of that
Law, but it was in the light of
it, of its promises and even
its shortcomings, that the
early Church understood and
set before the faithful the
facts that had Christ as their
center.
THE WORLD or SINAI
and the Desert is so different
from our own that there can
not be much profitable under.
standing from a mere reading
OF the bare text. Hitherto the
reader who wanted something
more had at his disposal only
technical commentaries that
were beyond his depth, or
simpler explanations of only
the first and most popular
book of the Pentateuch, such
as Father Vawter's excellent
a Path Through Genesis.
ACTUALLY FRoM T n
viewpoint OF the New Tesla
ment a more important book
is Exodus, since ii contains
the traditions about the
great deeds" in which the
Hebrews saw the principal
self-revelation of God, or Deu.
, teronomy, quota I from
and illusions to which are in.
terwoven into the warp and
wool of the Gospels with
greater frequency and subtle
ty than perhaps any other
book of the Old Testament.
A non-technical but reliable
guide to these works has long
been needed; we can be CRATE
full to the Paulist Fathers and
to our American scholars for
doing the needful so success
fully.
AF
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and expressions Of religious
intolerance"
The nine men, all ministers,
said they view with consider
able concern" Methodist at
tempts to defeat Sen. Ken
nedy on religious grounds.
They are faculty members at
either Northwestern Univer-
sity or the Garrett Biblical In
stitute.
In South Burlington, VT,
Alvin Jennings, a preacher of
the Church of Christ, said he
will distribute 10000 copies
of an anti-Kennedy pamphlet
called 1.-THE White House -
American or Roman?"
In Concord, NH, Gov. Wes-
ley Powell of New Hampshire
said he has instructed Attor-
ney General Louis c. Wyman
to call in the FBI in an effort
to apprehend the persons
who defaced campaign signs
of New Hampshire Democrats.
Some Of the signs we're
marked with the initials Of
the Ku Klux Khan.
US. Sen Styles Bridges All.
nounced New Hampshire Re-
publicans are offering a re-
ward of $1,000 for the arrest
and conviction of the guilty
parties.
In Peoria, H., an Evan
gelical group was denied use
of a public high school for
services on Reformation Sun
day" October 80. A committee
Of the Evangelical Ministers
Fellowship had distributed
$1,000 copies Of a pamphlet
opposing election Of Sen.
Kennedy.
Peoria school superintend-
ent Mark Bills said he had
cancelled the groups reserya-
ton for use Of a local public
school on Reformation Sun
day. because the planned raj
ly would violate the board of
education's rule on impartial
use of public school facilities.
In Springfield, Mo, a
spokesman for the Assembly
of God sect said it has mailed
10000 copies of an anti-Catho-
lie pamphlet to its 10000 min
listers throughout the country.
The sect has $4,000 churches
with a membership Of about
one million.
IN NEW YORK, Sen. Ken
needy and Vice President Rich
ard M. Nixon, Republican can
didate for the presidency,
both issued statements con-
demning religious bigotry.
Their statements were read
(Oct. 26) at a luncheon spon-
sored by the National Confer
ence of Christians and Jews
and the Morris Morgenstern
Foundation.
VICE PRESIDENT NIXON
hit out at "the ruinous dis
eases of racial and religious
prejudice" Sen. Kennedy said
the search for religious lib
erty led TO the nations found
ing, and its preservation made
it great.
DR.. Lewis Webster Jones,
president of the NCCJ, told
the luncheon that some anti
Catholic literature comes
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less serious cases which have
been disposed of by the Co
lumbus Municipal Court with
out even being bound over to
the Grand Jury. The children
who were victims in the 80
cases which were prosecuted
a total of 35 girls and 10
boys between the ages of 6
and Is were involved.
THIS is A COMMUNITY
problem which cannot be
lightly dismissed with the
thought that 1T can't happen
here, because it is happen
ing here" he said.
IF parents will take a few
minutes to study this PAM
phlet and explain it to their
children - perhaps we can
save some child from a SINH
lar fate"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-04
Alumni Set
Banquet

Bob Neal. veteran ABC
sportscaster, will be the main
speaker Tuesday, Nov. Is, at
the annual st. Charles alum.
nj banquet beginning at 6 D.
IN. at the Desert Inn. Dinner
Will be served at 7:30 pm.
Reservations must be made
by Tuesday.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-04

Illustrated pdInplIeNS 10 uIU-
cesar schools.
In stressing the Importance
of these pamphlets, Allison
said:
IN THE PAST II months,
WI have sent 81 Of the 80
child molesters indicted by
the Grand Jury to penal in
stitutions for lengthy terms
for their criminal assaults
against small children.
There are many additional
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-04

Last minute signaling is a
dangerous driving ha t.
Whether you have mechanical
turn indicators or use hand
signals the law says you must
declare your intentions to turn
at least 100 feet before reach
ing an intersection.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-04
PAMPHLETS FOR CHILDREN:
Issue Aids To
Check MOlesters

Elementary school children of the central Ohio
Diocese will receive pamphlets this week designed to
help protect them against child molesters.
Franklin County Prosecuting Attorney Earl w.
Alison's office is distributing 10000 Of these picture
Evening star., 1960-07-10
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INSURANCE AGENTS

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starting salary plus bonuses. All
modern employe benefits.
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MEN

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am pm. or pm. Monday
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Lifetime opportunity TO man
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Mortgage Loan

MORTGAGE LOAN DIVISION Of
local life insurance company has
a position available for a man un-
der 80 who has had at least .
years house appraisal experience
Excellent opportunity for advance
ment. Must be a permanent resi-
dent Of Washington Metropolitan
Area. Salary dependent upon
qualifications. Address resume to
BOX lh3-H Star