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APPROX. IN A.; 8 bedrms., kit,
bath, liv. rm., porches. full at
tie, gear gar, outside flrepl.; pvt.
pier; 2 boats, outboard and in
board. Wycomico River, Charles
BANKS o. DEE, MARYLAND,
Approximately half-acre beautifully
Handicapped lot; furnished air-con-
ditioned cottage; substantial pier.
Phone SIMONDS, 301 = Clear
brook 9-2460 or write Box 672,
CLOSE N-Nearly one acre Of
wooded, level, high. river front;
superb view; Hallowing Point
River Estates, Va; SO $50: terms.
I. 45i.ssI's5.A a 81 -OO' gun, A-''l
COBB ISLAND = Wooded, level,
water view. bldg. site. 1900 50. #
Duvall at Grain blvd. S485. JE
DRUM POINT LOT. on fresh water
lake, overlooking Chesapeake Bay
terms. SP. 3-l65l.
LIVE ON THE BEACH-3-bedrm
all-yT. home on Potomac; COM
mutinR to D. c., Dalgren, mp;
$4,000. County services. BU.
o-ZlOI.
Mr.. Bay Bridge-On Water
2-bedrm. rancher situated on lot
150'x190' NIL with Gear garage;
beach house, pier. Sandy beach
App. 3S miles to Wash. via Route
80; $4,000. Call Colonial 3-24hl
POPHAM. INC. Real Estate, n
Franklin ST., Annapolis, Nd. II nc
answer, Colonial S-55S4.
OCCOQUAN, VA. 90 minutes from
Bier; Ice. living rm., n firepi., din
rm,, 8 bedrms.' 2 full baths, Kit.
OWNER. Call 703-Gypsy 4-2602
OCEAN BEACH, MD.-Residentia
cor, lot, approx. v acre; 2 blks
from ocean. OR. 4-5529.
OVERLOOKING WATER
Woodland Beach; newly redec. Q.
bedrm. home on lge. corner lot
garage. hot water. Only S6.95O
OVER l ACRE
Selby- -the-bay; 2-bedrm. year.
round home; oil heat, plenty oi
privacy here. Only $3.50.
HANDYMAN SPECIAL
Few good buys left in summer OF
year-round homes; may need re-
pairs. $1,000 up.
ONLY $50 DOWN
I'm fine bldg. sites in Nd beach
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BANKS O. DEE, Maryland
Approximately half-acre beautifully
ditioned cottage; substantial pier
Phone SIMONDS, 301 = Clear
brook 9-2460 or write Box 672,
La Plata.
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OFFICES RENT LOTS FOR SALE WATERFRONT PROP SALE

ACC0KEEK. MD.-A cool wood.
land retreat can be yours thi,
summer with private community
pool PRIVILEGES. See the large home
sites for year-round country liv.
ing, only II miles from d. c. line
BU. 3-2121 or Bu. 3-257s.
ACREAGE AND LOTS, PRINCE
GEORGES CO., between Forest.
vile and Ritchie. By OWNER, RE
5-1270.
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ONLY $50 DOWN

HANDYMAN SPECIAL
Few good buys left in summer OF
pairs. $1,000 up.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK SO lie Sabre red conv.; auto.
transm; pow. steering; DOW. brakes,
r. and h., Wv. tires, excel. cond.
throughout. S2,175. Pvt. owner
Call 949-27S7 bet. 8 a.m.-5 pm,
Sat. and Sun.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

CASH FAST! NO DELAYS End
trust loans. Consolidate bills,
money for any purpose. d. C.,
Nd. Va. Day or ewes. UN. 4-92S6
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS BY
End trust. AMERICAN MORT
GAGE g. INVESTMENT CO., 319
Southern Bldg, MA. S-3331. I'm
mediate service, 10 to 4;30 pm
MONEY, end TRUST-We will buy
2nd trust notes, D. c., nearby Nd
or Va; reas. rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE g. INVEST. CORR.
1872 N. Y. ave. NV, MA. S-5S33.
End TRUSTS-Top spot cash! Nc
red tapel No application! Just
phone facts. I'll give anSwerl Nd.
Va. D. c. Day or eve, VIII. g.
6lS2. 9s
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ACREAGE

FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA, McLear
area acres on lovely Leigh Mil
road; fine view; good for split.
level; $4,000.
OLD DOMINION DRIVE-Wooded
magnificent stream. 80 acres
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Wv LIL I 1AO1IG
Selby- -the-bay; 2-bedrm. year.
round home; oil heat, plenty oi
privacy here. Only S7,750.
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WISCONSIN BUILDING
44S5 WISCONSIN AVE. NV

Uptown financial district
Suite $500 50. TT: also
smaller units. Air condi-
toned, acoustic ceilings,
modern iRhting. Suitable for
brokerage, insurance or cleo
tronics. viii divide. KE.
7-l662,
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COBB ISLAND = Wooded, level,
water view. bldg. site. $500 50. #
Duvall at Grain blvd. S465. JE
4-2S13 or OWNER at site Sun
! DRUM POINT LOT. on fresh water
/ lake, overlooking Chesapeake Bay
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YOUR OWN BUILDING
NEAR THE MAYTOWER

One square west of Connecticut ave
area Of the city. Owner vii
completely remodel this heavy
duty. 3-story building, containins
1900 50. #. and leased for only
Also isrser building in the sam,
area, 10000 So, It,, fully All
conditioned and ready for occu-
pancy at same rental Phone Mr.
Wright. evenings, EN-. 6-1SS1.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.
COMMERCIAL DEPT.
1120 Conn. Ave. NV. FE. $4,000
1928 p ST. NV, NEAR 18th ST.
PVT. ST: ENTR., COMPL. RENOV.,
APPROX 325 SO. FIT. SUIT. ANY
PROFESSION. REAs. RENT.
1888 G ST. N.W.-2nd and 3rd
floors. Call MR.. DAWSON or MR.
SHANBARKER, ST. 3-S316.
71O Sth ST. N.W.-Approx. 1000
So: II, on 2nd H., plus mezzanine
A. SNOW CO., Ma. S-1921.
2UI6 K ST. N.W.-3 operatins
rooms with reception room, SI75
per mo. See tenant on lst II. for
inspection. HENRY ]. ROBB, INC,
1O24 Vermont ave. NV. D1.
10th AND K SITS. N.W.-2-rm
suite in .air-cond, elev. bldg; re-
decorated; vacant; sos, GEO, I
9ORGER. INC, Ma. S-0350.
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SAINT MARYs COUNTY

Bay-Large lot, DWELL
ing, .liv. rm., kit, 2 bedrms., bath,
porch, bathing beach. $4,000.
Dwelling, rms, bath. screened
porch, garage, beautiful setting
quiet, peaceful: shade, shrubbery
bathing, boating; large lot on
water S14,500.
Five rms, bath, CB dwelling, porch
On deep. wide salt water stream,
harbor. Good for fishing and
Grabbing. SS,500.
Beautiful property overlooking
water; 20 acres. pier. harbor, deer
water 6-rm. dwelling, . baths
porch. basement; year around liv-
ing: $4,000.
Marina-Deep water dock and slip,
for mooring: electricity, water in.
stalled: railway. Extra shore fol
additional slips. Good, safe har.
Dor near Patuxent river and Ches.
apeake Bay. Four houses, all rent
ed; in operation and going bust.
ness: $4,000.
Small farm, 81 acres. on water; 2.
story dwelling, z rms. b., porch
good view OF the water. Convent
ent. $4,000.
JOHN R. DRURY q son
Leonardtown, Nd. OR. 6-9114
sELBY-ON-THE-BAY-New lge.,
bedrms., ceramic tile Ia baths
all-elec lit on lots GRIJRR.
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IMPoRT-SPoRTS
.cONIINUEpl
AUSTIN HEALEY 80 roadster
radio, heater, oYerdrive, wire
wheels. blue finish: S2.395.
- ~Tr ~ a--

14s7 Irving st. NV. AD. 4-s6oo
34oO .N5 l1th 81 ST. nv; N.Y. R RA; 3-9o7O
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TRAILERS
icONIINuEnl

$500 BUYS 10-mo. -old Sears camp
ing trailer. ia. 1881.
1876 SKYLINE house trailer; 45xS,
$4,000: can be seen at GLEATON'S 6
TRAILER PARK, Woodbridge, Va
GY. 4-22S9.
1857 ROADCRAFT RIVERA = q
bedrm.; AXIS, air cond. 81 Ancient
Oak Or, Falls Church, JE. 4-4277
A. A. USED MARKET
All Widths, Makes and Sizes
Alexandria, Va. Ro. S-140C
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AUToM0TIVE MISC.
GEN-O-DRIVE

CHEW. $50 ENGINE - Completely
overhauled; S175. Call after 6
pm, HA. 2-S525.
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1851 RA. 6-220C
RETIREMENT HOMES a. 81
Handicapped acres, splendid view
and harbor on salt water. excel
condition; brick 1lz-Story, s rms
8 baths plus breeZeway, jalousied
porch. full bsmt,, Scar attached
garage, servants quarters above
Dock and boat house. Suitable
community and surroundings. (2)
On Rappahannock River, Rich
mond county, acres with frame
house metal roof, screened porch,
IL rms, Q baths, English bsmt.
splendid condition. Ideal summer
home. or year around with heat
ing system installation, Priced
low. go Nice Arm. and bath log
cabin-type with navigable water
on . sides. Lower Westmoreland
County. Priced cheap. ROBERT NJ
NORRIS JR., Realtor, Hague, Va
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NGN~OD1GIV u
Keeps your battery charged. Makes
IL last 8 times as long. Easy to
install. Fully guar. BUELL'S. Sl1
10th st. NV. Me. S-5776.
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LBY-ON-THE-BAY, PRIVATE
BEACH, 4 marinas, beaut. new
year-round home Just completed.
3 lge, bedrms., ceramic tile bath
and "a. lge. liv. rm., din. rm. and
mod. kit. on 3 lots. Selby blvd. to
4th ave, l block to right. Open
Sat, and Sun, JU, b-4bb4,
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APPROX. III A.; 8 bedrms., kit.
tic, 2-car gar, outside firepl.; pvt.
pier; 2 boats, outboard and in
board. Wycomico River, Charles
County, Nd. 10. S-6314.
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KAY REALTY co

On fine bldg. sites In Nd. beach
areas. Only hr. from DC. Full
beach and club house privileges
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TNr. Bay Bridge-On water
OVER l ACRE

Woodland Beach; newly redec. q
bedrm. home on lge. corner lot
RaraRe. hot water. Only S6.9b0
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CLOSE IN-Nearly one acre OF
wooded, level, high river front;
superb view; Hallowing Point
River Estates, Va: S9950: terms
weekdays, ia. 9-1250; Sun. after
The Arizona post., 1961-09-29

WOmen's Bowling League
Team w l.
Outdoor Advertising Z 1
Topp's Delicatessen 49,. 5 3
Levinson Enterprises 5 3
La Cantina --..--........ 4 4
HoWard'S
Salon of Beauty ........ 2 6
Fabrics Ltd. ..- 1 z
The Arizona post., 1961-09-29

Maccabiah include contests
in Hebrew, reading of the Bi-
BILE in the Hebrew language,
and Jewish history. Mike
Herman, former New York
University track star, was
awarded a special plaque for
having amaSSed the highest
number of gold medals
among the men. The women's
championship plaque was
awarded to Madelaine Berg
man, of Australia.
Jewish Athletes from the
United States came out with
the most gold medals during
the week-long contests.
The Arizona post., 1961-09-29

a teaspoon ground ginger
Salt and pepper to taste
Cut the liver into bite-Sized
pieces. In a saucepan melt
the fat, add the onion, and
cook until the onion becomes
light brown. Stir in the flour
and cook until the mixture
bubbles. Drain the muSh-
rooms, and add enough soup
stock to the liquid to make
one cup. Gradually stir this
into the contents of the sauce
pan until smooth. Cook and
stir over medium heat until
thickened. Add the curry
powder to taste, the ginger,
and salt and pepper to taste.
Add the mushrooms and liv-
er, and cook until thoroughly
heated. Serve ON toast points
or with mashed potatoes, rice
or noodles. This recipe makes
a servings.
LIVER PATTIES
IL. lbs. broiled liver
2 medium-large onions
2 eggs
u cup chicken fat
/ cup fine, dry bread
crumbs
l teaspoon minced parsley
Salt and pepper to taste
Remove the m e m b r a n e
from the liver and peel and
quarter the onions. Grind
the liver and onions together
twice, using the medium
blade. Add the eggs, salt and
pepper to taste, bread crumbs
and parsley. Blend thorough
ly, and form into 10 pattieS.
Heat the chicken fat in a
large frying pan over medi-
um heat. Brown the pattieS
in the fat on both sides. AL
low about Is minutes total
cooking time. The pattleS
may be served plain, or with
catsup, chilli sauce, or hot to-
malo sauce. This recipe
makes from 5 to 6 servings.
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ter David Ben-Gurion.
He was the principal
speaker at c0lorful ceremo-
nies that formally concluded
the week-long sixth Maccabi-
ah Games, in which Jewish
athletes from 26 countries
participated.
"It is our wish and hope"
said the Premier, "that, in
the next Maccabiah, side by
side with you, there will also
be groups from North Afri-
can countries, from Poland,
H ung gary, CZechoslaVakia,
Rumania and Soviet Russia.
There is nothing to prevent
them-When freedom spreads
also in those countries
from coming to Israel, even
if only for a few days"
Mr.. Ben-Gurion also pro-
posed that the next world
The Arizona post., 1961-09-29
10 Australian Jews
Get Nazi Threats

WASHINGTON, (JTA) = Ten leading members of
the Jewish community of Melbourne, Australia, have
notified of their designation hostages to be
murdered if Israel executes Naz criminal Adolf Eich
mann, the Jewish War Veterans of the U.S.A. was
informed by President F. A. Slutzkn of the Australian
Federation of Jewish EX-Service Associations.
Mr.. Slutzkin wrote the JWV to determine if similar
Nazi threats being made against American Jewish
personalities copy of the death threat mailed to
Australian Jewish leaders indicated that recipients
informed of their selection hostage for Eichmann
and placement ''the determination list. picture
of Eichmann in SIS uniform and sWastika insignia
were attached.
"This matter is at present in the hands of the
special branch of the Victoria police the JWV in
formed from Melbourne. Efforts being made to
trace Nazi perpetrators The JWV had heard of no
similar threats in the United States.
The Arizona post., 1961-09-29
uInlluuIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIiIIIIIIIIlIIlIllnIlIIlHl

GRANDMA ROTHBERG-
Err is a much-heralded stu
dent at the University of
Arizona these days. At age
II she already has piled up
80 credits and says she loves
the work. Grandma entered
the university at age IS &.
MIR. AND MRS. MAX
SCHAPIRA and MIR. AND
MRS. DAVE GINSBERG at
tended the briS of their
grandson, JEFFREY SCOTT
SCHAPIRA, in Phoenix on
Sept. 13. Jeffrey is the son of
former TucSonanS EDITH
AND JERRY SCHAPIRA
RABBI ALBERT T. Bill
GRAY has been named chair
man of the budget and fl
nance committee of the Tue
The Arizona post., 1961-09-29
Round The Town

son chapter of Red Cross and
MRS. ARTHUR GRUNE-
WALD will head the home
service committee this year.
MIR. AND MRS. NATHAN
ID. MAN were in
Kansas City visiting their
daughter and son-in-law, MIR.
AND MRS. FRED GREEN
BLATT. They saw their first
grandson, JEFFREY SCOTT,
born Sept. II. Mrs. Green
blatt is a graduate of Tucson
High and the University of
Colorado -.
MRS. JOSEPH SEGAL of
New York, formerly of Tue
son, has a new grandchild,
Joseph Lawrence, born to
MIR. AND MRS. RALPH Sc
GAL of Phoenix
The Arizona post., 1961-09-29

CdliIS Oily lldI lilS SdlOl lCS
it is a fine choice, since it is
waste-free and comes in diff
ferent qualities, so that the
price range may suit the size
of the purse. A busy cook
can prepare it in just a few
minutes, while a gourmet can
create with it dishes to suit
every taste.
The price range of liver is
due to the differences in ten
dernesS and flavor of the diff
ferent types. Poultry ard
calls liverS are the most del
icate as well as the most ex-
pensive. These may be used
in all liver recipes. Baby
beef is somewhat less fine,
and beef liver the strongest
in taste and the least tender.
More economical but equally
nutritious, these could also
be used for all recipes, but
are much better in dishes
which require grinding and
blending with other ingredi-
entS.
Unlike other meats, liver
must be made kosher by
broiling. This automatically
cooks it, and means that in
Jewish cuisine only such reci-
pes can be used which require
the cooked meat However,
there still remain enough
methods of preparation to
give liver the large place in
the menu nutritioniStS tell us
it should have. Simply broil-
ed, it may be served at once
with sauteed onions or muSh-
rooms, a garnish of cooked
smoked briSket, or a tomato
sauce. Or it may be diced
and added to such sauces as
sWeet-and-sour, spaghetti or
the savory sauce given today.
Ground, it is best known as
our favorite chopped liver,
or the purchased kosher liv-
erwurSt or liver sausage. But
ground liver may also be
turned into quickly cooked
patties, and in cooler wealth
er, baked as a loaf or a pud-
ding. Incidentally, chopped
liver, which is usually used
as an appetizer or spread forI
canapes, makes a delicious
hot weather salad suitable for
a main dish.
Before dicing or grinding
the broiled liver for further
preparation, carefully remove
the membrane.
LIVER IN SAVORY SAUCE
/ ID. broiled chicken or calf'S
liver
2 tablespoons chicken fat
a cup minced onion
2 tablespoons all-purpose
flour
1 4-oz. can sliced mush-
rooms
About q cup soup stock
About 1 teaspoon curry pow
der
The Arizona post., 1961-09-29

Scores 587
Top Series

Morrie Olshanky rolled a
top series of 587 in The Ari-
zona Post bowling league
this week while Commercial
Construction con ii n u e d to
widen its first place lead over
a trio of teams locked for
third place.
Tied for third are Fashion
Cancellation Shoes, Ken Field
man Shoes and Peoples Fur
niture.
Ken Feldman turned in a
584 series and a 2O9 single
game. Hank Green hit $50
and a 210 singles; Irv Berger
a 565 series and 215 game;
Harry Camen a 565 and POI
and Joe Kali had a $40 and
214.
The Arizona post., 1961-09-29
Soviets May Compete
In Next Mucc0biuh

TEL AVN (JTA)-A hope that the next world Macca-
bah may include Jewish athletes from the Soviet Union
and other Iron expressed at Ramat
Stadium before audience of $4,000 by Prime Minis
The Arizona post., 1961-09-29

many others.
Pool hours until further
notice will be 1 to 6 pm. on
Saturdays, and 10 am. to D
pm. on Sundays.
There will be an organiza-
tional meeting Sunday for all
flag football managers at
1:30 pm. at the Center. The
league will start on Oct. 8,
at Randolph Park. Two di-
visions will be organized,
high school and mems.
The Arizona post., 1961-09-29
Cooking With A Tam
Liver Offers Extra
Source of Vifunins

LIVER HAS so MANY virtues that list of them
like catalogue of what food should have
INTENTIONALLY excellent of iron, protein and
MANY of the vitamins the dieerS delight it
tans only calories of meats. Budgetwise
The Arizona post., 1961-09-29
he
Sports
Page
BY Woody Cohen

ALL PHYSICAL EDUCATION classes will start the
week of Oct Is Center registration being held
for all age groups Glasses to be offered are judo fencing
gym recreation bowling tennis voeyball, basketball and
The Arizona post., 1961-09-29

The standings:
Team w l.
Commercial Construction II 1
Fashion
Cancellation Shoes 80. 8 4
Ken Feldman Insurance s
Peoples Furniture ....... s
Mart ElectronicS .... 6 6
Appliance Colorama 80. 6
EncantO Drugs ....
LaSccO Foods .. )
Crown Upholstery .. 5 {
Beacon Lighting .. 4 s
Jerry Courtney
Investments .
Ben Shein Realty ....
The Arizona post., 1961-09-29
THE TUESDAY

The IOESDA1 evening
mems volleyball league will
open it's season soon. If you
are interested in getting on
one of the teams, sign up in
the Health Club.
TWenty-six men have
signed up for the d o u b lie
elimination paddleball tour
nament which S ia r. S the
week of Oct. Is. Entries are
still being received.
SOL BLEIER'S Outdoor r
Advertising is leading the
Women's Bowling L e a g u e
with a II record, followed by
Levinson E n t e rp ri S e and
Topp's Delicatessen with 5-3
records. Sylvia Studin (1O9
average) led the scorers with
a 199 game. Next in line
were Ina May Thorne 1866
456, Arlene Weinstein 167,
Ethel Klein 160-423, Char
lotte Kaye 153, and Dee Co
hen 402.
The Childrens' Mixed Bowl
ing League is now register
ing for play which begins on
Oct. 6 at Ais pm. at the
Cactus Bowl. Nancy Sirota
will serve as Secretary for
the league.
The 80 team Adult Mixed
League will open it's season
on Oct. 8 at El Tanque Lanes.
Couples wishing to subSti-
tute should contact the Cen
ter.
O
UP AT the University of
Arizona two Jewish boys are
members of the strong Wild
cat freshman football squad
And two TucSonans are
on the University of Califor-
MIA baseball team. AL Mindell
will be a strong candidate
for a starting outfield posi-
ton while Bob Jacobs, a
pitcher, will sit out a year
until his eligibility comes up.
He transferred from the Uni
verSity of Utah.
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dren. 1t will cost $500 for the training of each of them. Ccult
you pay for the training of either of these girls?
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NATIVE S1STERHOODS are among the create
holy Church in teaching children in Mission
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-02-24

TO BE ANOTHER CHRIST-this is the holy desire of every
boy studying for the priesthood. To become another Christ re-
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quires years of preparation in the seminary
years of prayer and study in anticipation oil
the great day when a bishop, by the impos-
ing of his hands, floods the soul of the boy
with the Holy Spirit and marks him forever
as a priest of Jesus Christ. Money is needed
to conduct the seminaries where boys pre-
pare for the priesthood. In seminaries in the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-02-24

Mission territories under the jurisdiction of the Sacred Oriental
Congregation the cost of educating an individual boy is $500.
Could you pay for the education of CYRIAC KOTTAYARIKIL
or ANTONY KURICHIPARAMBIL who arc students at SAINT
JOSEPHS SEMINARY in INDIA?
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-02-24

truths necessary for salvation. The ANTONI-
IAN SISTERS of LEBANON are a group of
Sisters whose native language is Arabic and
who do untold good in the schools they con-
duct. SISTER EMILE and SISTER GER
ARD are novices in this Community. They
are Lebanese girls who will dedicate their
lives to the teaching of Arabic-speaking chill.
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Work Bill

Continued from page u
woman in exchange for her
present political, social and
economic freedom 10 accept
situations which man might
bear, but which for her would
be . mark OF bondage"
Proponents of the bill
claim that seasonal rvshe& in
certain industries demand the
overtime. Under one proposal
. woman could be worked UP
TO II hours In . given day IL
required"
-. when she (womanl is
preSsored by soeiel political
or economic circumstances
into accepting bvrdsnsoms
working conditions, she is in
real bondage"
BOtn the ONO Catholic vel
fare Conference and the Do
cesar women's groups termed
the proposed law change
"retrogressive legi Station"
The oCWC resolution also
noted that the bill would
place too much authority in
the hands Of the director OF
industrial relations.
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FATHER RElDY WAS born

FATHER RElDY WAS born
in Dennison, Ohio, and attend
ed elementary school at st.
Dominic, Columbus, and I'M
maculate Conception, Den
nison. He attended st. Charles
Preparatory School and Col
lege graduating from the lat
ter in 1882. His theological
studies were taken at st. Vim
cent Seminary, Latrobe, Pa,
and he was ordained April 26,
1896, in st. Joseph Cathedral,
Columbus.
After ordination he served
briefly at st. Theresa's Shrine,
st. Anthony Hospital, and st.
Cyprian church, and then was
appointed assistant pastor at
st. John the Evangelist
church, Columbus. He remain
ed there until July 2, 1941,
when he was named pastor of
st. Joseph church, Circleville,
a post he held for 10 years.
IN SEPTEMBER 1851 he
was transferred to the pastor
ate of SITS. Peter and Paul par
iSh, Wellston. On June II,
1855, he was appointed pastor
of St. Patrick church, London.
to succeed the late Father
Paul ]. Bernier.
A brother, John, 701 Ken
wick.rd, Columbus, plans to
attend the celebration.
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veteran of the us. Navy,
where he served during
World War ii in the Pacific
Theater.
He attended the Philadel-
phia Museum School Of Art
for one year, taught tap
dancing to children for a To-
cal studio and was a televi-
sion performer.
HE ENTERED the orders
Seminary and finished his
college work in the Newark
seminary. He spent one year
in spiritual formation studies
and then entered the theo-
logical studies at Armada.
Mich. Last September the
missionaries moved into their
new major seminary Mary
glade, at Memphis, Tenn.
Father Garzarelli will re-
ceive his first assignment in
June, following the compile.
ton of his studies.
THE PINE ORDER has es.
tablished the Church in many
primitive areas. It's policy
has been TO train a native
clergy and then move on to
other areas. This takes many
years. Today tine Order has
two archbishops, IA bishops,
and 900 priests in missions in
Brazil, Africa, Hong Kong,
Japan, Burma, India and East
Pakistan.
FOUR HOME MISSIONS
are operated in New Mexico
and seminaries in Michigan
and New Jersey as we'll as
the one established in the Co
lumbus Diocese at Newark.