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The Nome nugget., 1961-09-13
Four Alaska Villages To Receive $9,50O in Depressed Area Funds

JUNEAU LR The allocation of $9,500 in state depressed area funds to the villages of Shish- maref, Koyuk, Tununak and Lower Kalskag was announced today by Gov Egan.
 The funds will be used to help pay for labor costs involved in Public Works projects at the four westward villages.
 Shishmaref will receive $2,000 for use in digging and casing a we'll, repairs to the main street, drainage ditch excavation and collection of rubbish.
 Koyuk will receive $1,500 for rebuilding the boat dock, repairs to streets and paths and repairs to the villages airstrip road.
 At Tununak, $4 1000 will be used for construction of walkways, dig ging waste disposal pits, construc- tion of a wellhouse and con- munity boardwalks and repairing electric lines and poles
 The $2,000 allocation to Lower Kalskag will be used for excava- tion of fire trench and waste disposal pits, construction of a float for pontoon planes and fi1- ling swampy areas in the village.
The Nome nugget., 1961-09-13
Hungary's Government Gets a Major ReShuffle

VIENNA R Premier Ferenc Muennich has been removed in a major reshuffle of the Hungarian government, radio Budapest an nounced tonight.
 Janos Kadar, first secretary of the Communist party, took over as premier.
 The announcement said the re- shuttle was carried out to strengthen government leader ship in Hungary.
 Several other members of the government were also removed or changed their posts, the radio said.
 Muennich was given the pos1 of state minister, which had beer Kadar's title in thc government
 Gyula Kaiiai, w3i0 had been first deputy premier, was denoted to fourth deputy.
The Nome nugget., 1961-09-13
First TrucklOad Of Mail Heads
 North to Alaska


 SEATTLE lR -- A big truck trailer carrying 22,300 pounds of second, third and fourth class mali for Alaska rolled north through British Columbia today in an inaugural trail run to Fair banks.
 Riding with two drivers was William J. Hartigan, Asst. Post master General in charge of trans portation.
 The schedule calls for the Gar rison Fast Freight truck to reach Fairbanks at p. m. Friday, cut ting three days off the usual time for delivery of all but first class mail to Alaska. First class goes by air.
 The truck pulled out of the Seattle Terminal at 6:25 D. m. Monday night, leaving nearly six hours early because of damage to bridge over the Panama River near Big Delta, Alaska.
 James J. Symbol, regional post office director, said the extra time was allowed in case the mail has to be unloaded, taken over the bridge in a smaller vehicle and transferred to another large truck on the opposite side.
 Symbol said late word from Big Delta indicated the bridge might be repaired by the time the heavily loaded mail truck ar rives there Friday morning.
 The four times week overland mail run from Seattle to Fair banks will continue for a year on an experimental basis, after which the department will decide whether to make it permanent.
 Hartigan said before his de- parture he was making the maid en trip ito gain a better insight on the entire question of moving the mails to Alaska to view ing the problems first hand"
 Second, third and fourth class mail all had moved previously to Alaska by boat.
 The truck route goes through Dawson Creek, Fort Nelson and Watson Lake, B. C., Whitehorse, in the Yukon Territory, and Snag and Big Delta in Alaska.
 Symbol said Canadian Customs officials at Snag had agreed to go on duty two hours early at 4 a. m. to accommodate the mail truck and prevent any delay.
 Editors Note: Rep. Ralph J.. Rivers has informed The Nugget that mail for Nome, Kotzebue and Point Barrow will be included on the experimental mail run.
The Nome nugget., 1961-09-13

Keith Hsdrssr iaess. left yesterday for Seattle where he will attend a family reunion with four brothers and sister. It will be the first such reunion in 20 years for the Hedseen clan.
The Nome nugget., 1961-09-13
Jet Airliners Temporarily To Use Fl. Wainwright Runway

JUNEAU tR -- Pan American World Airways and Alaska Air lines jetliners will be using Ft. Wainwright Army Air Base while Fairbanks International Airport is closed temporarily to jets, the Public Works Department said yesterday
 Milton L. Donner, aviation ad- ministrator, said the jets will use Wainwright while work crews at Fairbanks International apply seal-coating to the runway.
The Nome nugget., 1961-09-13
xl5 ROCKET PLANE THRoTTLEs TO s.s54 MPH

EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. R-~Flying by guess and by gosh because of technical problems, Space Agency pilot nonetheless pushed the X15 rock ct plane to record speed of 3,645 miles an hour Tuesday.
The Nome nugget., 1961-09-13
Mothers Club .o Hold
 Installation of Officers

The Nome Mothers Club will hold it's installation of officers on Sept. 14 at 7:30 p. m. at the City Hall
 All members are requested to attend and visitors are welcome.
The Nome nugget., 1961-09-13
GUEST o- CHAMBER

IUESI C- -F%EMBEH
 Lerhardt J Grreethe, of the Red Devil Mine and new owner of the Lost River Tin Mine was a guest at the Chamber meeting Monday, having been doing some exploratory work at Lost River this summer
The Nome nugget., 1961-09-13
VISITS HERE

VISITS HERE
 Mrs. Marie Galleher, mother Of Richard Galleher is visiting for a few days here with her son and family from her home in Seattle.
The Nome nugget., 1961-09-13
Afry. Gen. Needy io Visit Nome

Ralph Moody, Attorney General for the State of Alaska is sched- uled to make his first visit to Nome either tomorrow or Friday, according to information received by the District Attorney, Robert Erwin.
The Nome nugget., 1961-09-13

Mrs. Roberf Oliver and two children returned home this week having spent the entire summer travelling in the west. She states 1t was a wonderful vacation and the children particularly enjoyed visiting Disneyland.
The Nome nugget., 1961-09-13
Catholic Kindergarten To Open In October

Father Nevue has received the advice that the teacher for the Catholic kindergarten will arrive later this month. The school, which was started last year, will reopen in October, he said.
 The new teacher will be Jeanne ITeber of Valley, City, NY.
Arizona tribune., 1961-03-01

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The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-01


The popular White Ace ALL
syte First Day Cover Album
now has a big brother-a king
size album for mounting long,
commercial size envelopes.
The large album holds up to
so covers in plastic all-vieW
pockets. This means that over
size envelopes from foreign
countries as well as other
large first flight and CONNIE
morative covers no longer will
be problems. The new album
sells for $7.95.
Vatican City is preparing to
honor Pope John XIII on his
8Oth birthday, Nov. 25, reports
Vittorio Lo Bianco. The set
will depict the various cities
and countries where he lived.
Included are the Village OF
Sotto il Monte near Bergamo
where Pope John was born,
Rome where he was ordained
first as a priest and later a
bishop, and Bulgaria, Turkey
and France where he served
as apostolic nuncio. Also in
cluded will be Venice where
the Pope was Patriarch until
his election to the Pontificate.
r 4
The Portuguese colony OF
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-01
cochrans and c. w. Goffs,
MISSISSIPPI

Cochrans and c. w. Goffs.
Mrs. L. NJ. Brown, Big Point,
and the r. H. Youngs of Bax-
terville visited recently in Vir-
ginia, North Carolina and
Washington.
Rocky Long is visiting his
grandmother Mrs. Jim McGray
in Mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. r. Heflin
Addison. ILL.,. are visiting this
week with her parents the C.
w. Goffs.
Miss Connie Vincent, Mobile
was weekend guest of her par
ents the H. G. Vincents.
Mrs. Roy Rush, Mrs. T. c.
Wilmington, Mrs. G.. S. Gen
try and Mrs. Harold Williams
were hostesses at a pink and
blue shower Saturday for Mrs
Guy Goff.
L. NJ. Brown officiated al
midweek prayer services al
Big Point in the absence Of the
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-01

Western Art in Fort Worth,
Tex.
Across the upper portion of
the new stamp is the wording:
Frederic Remington Artist Of
The West 1861-1961."
Collectors desiring first day
cancellations may send ad-
dressed envelopes, with re
mittance to cover the cost OF
the stamps to be affixed, to
t h e Postmaster, Washington
13, D. c. The outside envelope
to the Postmaster should be
clearly marked First Day
Covers Remington Stamp"
Remington first day cover
requests must be postmarked
before midnight Sept. 20, 1861.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-01

Stamps
In he
] News
BY Sgd Kronish

A segment of an oil paint
ing entitled The Smoke Sig
nar' will be featured on the
Accent Ere d eric Remington
Centennial commemo a i V e
stamp to be issued Oct. 4 al
Washington.
The new stamp, in full color,
will show two Indians sending
smoke signals. The portion OF
the painting not shown on the
stamp depicted the horses of
the signal men and another
Indian astride his own horse.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-01

visited her sister in-law Mrs.
Ace Cullum Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Brewer,
Bayou Casotte, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Jimmy Wright Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. W. Moore
visited her parents the G. c.
Walkers in Mobile over tn e
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Neice,
EscataWpa, visited the Ross
Beckhams Sunday.
The Rev. Ben Sutherland,
Pascagoula, preached at Hell
ena Methodist Church Sunday.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-01

Sanford Stephens of Mime
sofa set a Big Ten record last
season when he caught three
interruptions in the game
against Wisconsin.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-01
News From HELENA
~~S~s~~~>~~>~~.>~-~~~>>-
Mrs. Larry Self
tetes Two sons
al birthday rite
News From HELENA
BY Mrs. Harry Bragg
(Chronicle Correspondent


Mrs. Larry Self entertained
with a birthday party honoring
her two sons Billie and Jimmy
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bragg
visited the Rev. and Mrs. A. Z.
Howell at Shipman Sunday.
Mrs. Thelma Mason. Biloxi.
pastor the Rev. Jack Trout
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Lunsford,
Meridian, spent Sunday with
relatives here.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-01

Cape Verde has issued a set of
multi-colored stamps showing
The crests Of various cities and
villas of Cape Verde. Such
places as Cidade de Praaia,
Villa de Nova Sintra and Cid
ade de S. Filipe are illustrated.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-01
Coleman serving
aboard carrier

Long Beach, Calf. (FHTNC)
Serving in the Pacific aboard
the anti-submarine warfare
support aircraft carrier USS
Yorktown operating out OF
Long Beach, Calf, is Claude
w. Coleman Of 712 Convent
Street, Pascagoula.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-01

About 5000 Cubans work at
Guantanamo United States
Naval Base in Cuba.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-01
News From BIG POINT
Retired pastor
quest preacher
1t Sunday rite
BY Mrs. c. w. Golf
(Chronicle Correspondent

The Rev. Fred Buckholz, re-
tired Methodist minister W a s
guest preacher at Big Point
church Sunday. Following SER
vices, Mr.. and Mrs. Buckholz
were guests Of the Homer
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-01

A Greek delicacy is "kalama-
rakia," or fried squid.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-01
RoCK-BoTToM
RATES

STATE FARM Call EARL MCKEE
MUTUAL AUTO state Farm Agent
LnSUEANCE co. DIAL 762-4822
Evening star., 1961-12-10
VISIT SANTA
IN PERSON!

He's in Sears Toyland in Sears Alabama.
Biadensburg, Wisconsin and Arlington.
Sears does not establish artificial
list prices TO oiioV for so-cGLIed
discount" or ''frGde-in" pricing.
Sears original prices are loW prices,
special sale prices are epeH loser.
Evening star., 1961-12-10

Allstate Freight Train, Accessories
Includes: engine, tender, tank car, crane Reg s990
car caboosc, track, II plastic signs and ~OO
signals plus 2S,waIt transformer.
Sears Alabama, Badensburp Wisconsin and Arlington
Evening star., 1961-12-10

Reg. $l4.98 Steam Freight
AilsiGte Train
Steam engine has "chug chug' sound.
Includes tender, boxcar, gondola,
caboose, l20.in. oval roadbed track,
automatic uncoupling, transformer.
Sears Alabama, Bladensburp,
Wisconsin and Arlington
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-07-07
Cood-By We to Bible English
With No Regrets TheySay

CINCINNATI, Bible
English, with its "thou"
and ''thy," is on the way
out, and it's good rid
dance, four Scripture
scholars agreed here.
Father Frederick Moriarty,
Sd, of Weston mass. College
explained that such English
was the language of Shakes
peare and it was fine in the
bard's time, but is archaic
expressions mo longer speak
to u.s."
HE WAS ONE or FOUR
Biblical authorities woo par
ticipated in an Institute on
Sacred Scripture at Xavier
University. The others were
Father Eugene H. Maly of
Mount st. Mary's Seminary,
Cincinnati; Father Barnabas
Ahern, C.P., of the PassoniSt
Fathers Seminary in Louis
vile; and Father Raymond E.
Brown, SIS, of st. Mary's Sem
mary, Baltimore.
Father Brown said that
''most Americans find the
(Msgr. Knox translation of
the New Testament beauti'
full" But his translation of
the Old Testament was "a
deliberate attempt to initiate"
the English on an earlier
time, Father Brown added. He
referred to it as "A Knoxian
imitation of archaic English"
and one that "leaves much to
be desired"
Referring to the King
James and the Douay-Rheims
translations, Father Brown
said leach has great diff
culties."
But the Revised Standard
Version of the King James
Bible has been made from
SD e tie r manuscripts" the
stamp of high caliber
scholarship" he stated.
FATHER BROWN SAID the
Confraternity of Christian
Doctrine translation is "bet-
ter than the Douay Version"
and he predicted that when
the CCD translation is COM
pleted it will prove to be "a
fl inc, scholarly, scientific
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-07-07
Begin Interracial Group
For Canton Catholics

CANTON (NC) - A Negro
grandmother who became a
Catholic 25 years ago has
been named first president of
the Catholic Interracial Coun-
of Stark County.
The president, Mrs. Percay
A Marcere, says the council
will use a positive approach"
to encourage Negroes to join
the Church, and to probe
questionable areas" part.
cularly housing.
WE WANT TO LET 1T
be known that Negroes are
welcomed by the Church"
said Mrs. Marcere. I'VE want
to be apostolic. We will try.
through a speakers bureau.
to reach out and help them,
and not let them grope and
find their own way in"
She said the council is con.
cerned with the plight of
Negroes, Catholic and non
Catholic alike, who have NOV
ed from one Stun TO another,
mainly because prejudice has
barred them from decent
neighborhoods.
she SAID DlSeRIMlNA.
TON in certain areas in
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-07-07
Meets New and Old
Mercy Nuns
Are Renamed
To Posts

Mother Mary Regina Gun
bingham, R.S,M., Mother Gen
eral Of the Religious Sisters
of Mercy of the Union, whose
General MotherhouSe is in Be-
thesda, Maryland, recently an
nounced the following Provin-
cial officials of the Province
Of Cincinnati:
Mother Provincial, Mother
Mary Colette Medosch, R.S.M.
Assistant Provincial, Mother
Mary Thomas Drumm, R.S.M.
Second Councillor, Sister
Mary Mark Stapleton, R.S.M.
Third Councillor, S st e +
Mary Agnita Kerrigan, R.S.M.
Fourth Councillor, Sister
Mary Honora Kroger, R.S.M.
Secretary Provincial, Sister
Mary Francelyn Walsh, R.S.M.
Procurator Provincial, Sis
ter Mary Patricia Flahiff,
The three-year appointments
are effective until June "a,
1864.
The Mercy order staffs Holy
Family high and elementary
school and London st. Pat
rick elementary.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-07-07

translation in very good
English"
Father BarnabaS anderson
ed the trials of a translator
by pointing out that "there
were no vowels in Hebrew,
and no punctuation in Greek.
ASKED WHETHER A
"CoMMoN Bible" = one &C.
ceptable to all major faiths
lis likely to appear, the
four priests were skeptcal.
The practical difficulties
in the way of a common Bible
are overwhelming" said Faith
er Maly, who also questioned
whether there is need of such
a Bible.
Father Brown said "a trans
lation acceptable to all would
be impossible"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-07-07
SEMINARY SAMPLER
FOR 2 BOYS

CANTON (NC) A total
of 220 seventh and eighth
grade boys are sampling
ling life for two weeks at
Brunnerdale Seminary here.
From $40 am. to 9 pm,
they follow a schedule of
spiritual exercises, classes,
work and recreation similar
to that of the seminarians.
They assist at daily Mass,
have periods of meditation
and spiritual reading, go to
conferences on seminary life
and attend abbreviated class
es in Latin, English, arith-
metic and Gregorian chant.
They also do work in the
kitchen and garden.
The Precious Blood Faith
ers, who conduct the SEM
mary, believe the program is
more effective than any
pamphlet. Last year So per
cent of the eighth graders
who attended returned in the
fall as full-time seminarians
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-07-07
AFTER 20 YEARS.
Ohioon Returns To Seminary
To Bridge Russia Church Cap

zantine parishes. 1t is a task
he welcomes.
THEY ARE so APPRE.
ciATIvE and they're really
grateful he said. "You feel
you're a part of them"
Wherever his assignment,
he manages to offer Mass in
the Byzantine Rite at least
once a week, and TO brush
up on the Russian he learned
to speak at the Berlitz School
in Detroit in 1947.
The Passionists have mis-,
sionaries in many countries,
and Father Jsblonsky doesn't
rule out the possibility that
he may be assigned to Russia
some day.
IF Our Lady wants me
there he said, she'll get me
there"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-07-07
AFTER 20 YEARS.:

seminary for 20 years
Detroit priest out of the
went back to it to help
build a bridge-between
Russia and the Catholic
Church.
That's a bridge with a long
span, but Father Cyril ia
blonSky, C.P., doesn't think
it's impossible to build.
Father Jablonsky, a native
of Youngstown who was or
dained a Latin Rite priest in
1910, enrolled last October at
SIS. Cyril and Methodius By
zantine Slavonic Seminary in
Pittsburgh. Today he is one
of about so priests in the
US. who can offer Mass in
both the Latin and Byzantine
Rites. He is the first and
only Passionist priest in the
us. to be granted that pri.
Vilege by His Holiness Pope
John XIII.
FATHER ~JARLoNSKY'S
longing for peace and his de-
sire to help convert Russia
aroused his interest in the
Byzantine Rite. "Our Lady
Of Fatima had the answer
when she said that when
Russia is converted. humanity
will have peace" he stated.
IF and when the Russians
are converted" he continued,
they will become Byzantine
Rite Catholics. The Byzantine
Rite is the hridge.church for
the Orthodox, and Byzantine
Catholics need missionaries"
Father Jablonsky said that
in the really important re-
alities" the Latin and Byzan-
tine Rites are one. And be-
cause Byzantine Catholics and
the Orthodox were united for
1000 years, they have sub
Stantially the same ritual.
When the Byzantine Rite
becomes the bridge by which
the Russian orthodox return
to the Church, Father Jablon-
sky wants to help point the
way.
THE PAssloNlsT PRIEST
received Pope Johns appro
val to study the Byzantine
Rite in December, 1859. He
entered the Pittsburgh SEM
mary with one other Latin
Rite priest, Father Leo
Schlosser, o.S.B., a native of
Akron, Ohio, who now lives
in Butler, Pa.
Although Father Jablon-
sky learned Old Slavonic and
Ruthenian. languages of the
EASTERN Rite Mass, he seldom
uses them, because last year
the Pope granted Byzantine
priests the privilege of say
ing Mass in the vernacular.
Father Jablonsky, therefore,
says the Conservation prayer
in Old Slavonic, and the rest
of the Mass in English.
He said that learning the
Byzantine Rite liturgy is not
as difficult as it seems. my
part is simple" he added.
"The cantor and people do
most of the singing"
Lay participation in the By
zantine Rite Mass is really
striking" Father Jablonsky
stated. He points out that
Latin Catholics are just learn
ing now to recite and sing
the Mass prayers, but Byzan-
tine Catholics have been do
ing this for centuries.
At a Byzantine Rite Mass
the priest consecrateS squares
of leavened bread soaked in
wine and uses a golden spoon
to drop the body and blood of
Christ into the mouths of the
faithful.
U UNDER
BOTH species, said Father
Jablonsky, is certainly not
unsanitary, as many believe,
because the spoon touches no
communicate.
He stated that an appealing
aspect of the Byzantine Mass
is the use of a side altar by
a priest when he prepares for
Communion and purifies the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-07-07

You are asked 10 pray for
the repose of the souls of
the following and the others
who have died in the Diocese
during the peat week.
Gladden., Mrs. Loretta,
June "a, Chillicothe, st. Peter,
Margaret cemetery.
John Patrick,
SO, June 20. Marion st. Mary,
parish cemetery.
DEHNER, Miss Anna NJ, rs,
June %, st. John the Evange-
list, st. Joseph cemetery.
EISELE, William H., 70,
June %, St. Leo, St. Joseph
cemetery.
H~UNTZINGER, John j., 83,
June ~, st. Agnes, st. Joseph
cemetery.
LOUIS, Sam, 70, June IS,
St. Matthias, St. Joseph GENE
terry.
MACK, Ruth E., SO, June
%, Sacred Heart.
MEEKS, Mrs. Alice, 81,
June 81, Millersburg st. Peter,
Oak Hill cemetery.
MOTH, Robert E., June "a,
Chillicothe st. Peter, Grand
view cemetery.
ORR, ST.. Marie Dolores,
SIND, 81, June %, Convent
Sisters Of Notre Dame, Day
ton.
PARKIN, Catherine NJ,
June q, St. Mary Church,
st. Joseph cemetery.
SANSCRANTE, Alex A., SO,
June 81, Buffalo, NY, st.
Bartholomew, MI. Calvary
cemetery.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-07-07
Grant Charter
To New Lex
MacCahan Club

Articles of Incorporation,
non-profit, were filed today
with Secretary of State Ted
w. Brown by The MacGahan
Club, New Lexington, Ohio.
The purpose clause states
the organization seeks to :" -.
unite socially and fraternally
for their mutual benefit all
members of MacGahan Coun.
Gil No. 1865, Knights of Co.
lumbus
Initial trustees are c. A.
McCorry, jefferson St (who
is also listed as Statutory
AGENT; J. P. Metzger, Broad
way; and Joseph c. Allen, S.
Main ST.; all of New Lexing-
ton.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-07-07

Canton makes it impossible
for some Catholic Negro fam.
lies to buy homes near Ca
tholic schools. When real es-
tate men learn the potential
buyer is a Negro, they us.
ually say the house has been
sold, she added.
Mrs. Marcere, a member OF
st. Joseph's parish, teaches at
the Edmund A. Jones Junior
High School in nearby Mas
sillon.
The new council has 40
charter members.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-07-07
OHIO

sacred vessels afterward. To
have only the Conservation at
the main altar, he added, is
"as logical as a housewife
preparing her meal in the
kitchen and carrying it into
the dining room to serve"
Father Jablonsky will ira
vel from his monastery home
in Detroit to various parts
of the us. to give Is mis-
sions and 20 retreats in By
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-07-07

An ardent baseball fan, ten
year-old Jimmy returned home
from his first day in the new
school term. How are all the
nuns at SCHOOL," his father
asked at supper.
There are some new ones,
Pop" Jimmy explained. Some
Of the nuns must have been
traded Catholic Digest
july.