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Evening star., 1961-06-18
ALMOST EVERYTHING YOU BUY IS
MASS PRODUCED

Unless it's expensive, custom-made i+em-a
$3.50 gown. ieweIry Of precious stones. specially
designed hand-crafted automobie-aImost every
thing you buy today has been precsion-manufac-
+ured by assembIy-ine +echniques. Your clothing.
Your +eevision SET Refrigera+ors. Air cond+oners.
Kitchen ranges. Metal. wood. and plastic containers
for food. drugs. etc. Your automobile. And every
single one Of these items has been improved in
way or another from year to year. Why? Because Of
manufacturer competition. Because you, the con-
sumner. will accept no compromise in quality. And be-
cause the manufacturer knows there is no margin
for error under fdetoY.controIIed conditions.
Evening star., 1961-06-18
IS THE HOUSING INDUSTRY BACKWARD?

IS TIE HOUSING INDUSTRY BACKWARD!
With such American production know-how. why
can't the housing industry apply mass production
techniques to what for most people represents the
biggest most costly item of their fe+ime7 It can.
In the past several years. with Improvements taking
place almost by leaps and bounds. The home build
Evening star., 1961-11-09

ARL.-Beat up. needs little car
pentry and painting; location is
excellent. Features , bedrms., din.
rm.. kit. liv. rm.. u bsmt. front
porch and deep lot; Sl2.95O. fl
nanCinR is omen.
Evening star., 1961-11-09

NO SETTLEMENT FEES on this
all-brk.. 3-bedrm. Colonial; love-
ly liv: rm. with firepl., sep. din.
rm., de luxe kit, full bsmt.; and
20n-ft. deep lot; in College Park.
FHA approved. $4,000. Only $500
dn. payment. Call til 9 pm. WA.
$4,000; ROBERT S. DAVIS &
CO., INC,
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GAITHERSRuRG
Harmony Corp. TU. 2-74OO


HOME FOR LARGE FAMILYi near
brand new elementary. Junior
high, senior high schools and
parochial school: on half-acre lot
4 generous bedrooms on first floor
in this center-hall plan rambler;
separate dining room, recreation
room garaRe; hot-water heat.
S35,75O. GRAY -KESSINGER &
CO., INC, JU. 5000
Evening star., 1961-11-09

some 5-bedrm. center-hau Co.
lonial on deep wooded lot: screened
porch; h.-w.h.; immediate poSs.
inp gnG Q5O
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ROUTH ROBBINS
REAL ESTATE CORP.
836-6200
'ET 0Enn 49, 6Aaa

BUYING CAUSE YOU'RE CROWD
ED? For only $4,000 dn. this
brand-new, 5-bedrm.. 3-bath. all
derful lz-acre lot with sidewalks;
attached garage, center entF.. for
NAL din. rm.. splendid kit. with
brkfst. nook, mahog. Daneled rec.
I'm. with 2nd firepl.; occupancy
in ! week. Terrific value, JE. .
5000. VIM. A. CHAPMAN REAL
TY. INC
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.HFyY CHASE SENSATION! Fx.

traordinary opportunitv to pur-
chase a fine big home in the won
derful Rosemary School area at q
remarkably low price. Lsrge den
on lst floor; ) rooms. . baths on
End; expandible Bird floor. Asking
So. .95Oi Mr.. Barrow. ewes. OIL.
6-5l22. FRANK S. PHILLIPS.
INC DI T-l4Il.
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6E@ggn

DAILY 10 TIL 8
Here are the homes
you may be looking
for. Value and loca-
ton most appealing!
City sewer, water and
bus service. 3 and 4
bedrm. ramblers and
split = levels; built-in
garages and recreation
rooms, large kitchens
and dining rooms, ~
and 2 baths. See our
new section today. VA
and FHA financing.
S a m pie house 6712
Oxon Hill rd. RYAN
CO., REALTORS, RE.
6-9166. Call Mr.. Reed,
CHI. $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-11-09
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

n. - Sl7.65O. spic-
and-span ? b.r. brk. rambler: full
bsmt. ideal for retired folks;
level-fenced yard. CENTRAL, AIR
COND. l blk. bus. Call Todsyl
DUNKLE REALTY, Realtors, ia.
Evening star., 1961-11-09
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

CHEVY CHASE - Beautiful brick
rambler in excellent area; newly
decor: 3 big bedrms., bath, and
> huge bedrms. up; lge. liy. rm.,
mod. kit, table space, ful bsmt.,
maids rm.: garage. Sensloly-
priced in upper POS. SAMUEL 2.
BOGLEY OF ND. INC, OIL. g.
Evening star., 1961-11-09

CHEVERLY, in the finest
residential section, adjacent
to St. Ambrose Church and
school. Spacious 3-bedrm.
brick Cape Cod in better
than new cond. throughout.
lst-flr. powder rm., glassed-
in rear porch. full bsmt.,
built-in garage, many eX-
traS inside and out. Priced
for immediate sale with
modest dn. payment.
z - TJTT rU e. Tn pEAT,T1Ri
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S18.55O

Charm galore. Well kept and spa
cious / bedroom and full bath LIST
floor; . large bedrms and full
bath on 2nd floor; huge kit, lots
Of closets. sep. din. rm., conv. to
Plant Industry. Fl. Meade and
University Of Md. Weeks best buy,
BURCH REALTY co.
474-3000
Evening star., 1961-11-09
SHANNON & LUCHS

REALIORS SINCE IgUb
CONN. AVE. EXT. AREA! Hurry!
Hurry Hurry! 4 bedrooms. . baths
plus den for S17.g5O; attractive
bi-leVel. in q beautiful neighboT-
hood one block from sTade school;
vacant and clean as whistle!
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. INC. OIL.
2-7006: evenings. VIII. 6-717l.
CONN, AVE.-3-bedrm, all brick
rambler; full bsmt., firepl.; 500
dn, Sl7,50O.
Evening star., 1961-11-09
SEABROOK ACRES
PALERMO & co.

WA. 7-SsSS. wa. 7-79O0
BELTSVILLE-g-yr.-old 75-ft. brk
rambler; quiet, nT. woods, nice
sec. 3 twin bedrms., plus large
paneled den, 3 baths, lge. brick
and pan. kit. lge. din. rm., lge.
l.r. with firepl., full bsmt. with
firepl. carport, partially conSt.
fallout shelter: 1s-acre lot. NASA,
NSA, Agricultural Research Ctr;
S3l 900; OWNER, 474-3S6S.
Evening star., 1961-11-09
BETHESDA
KENWOOD

Handsome air-conditioned center.
hall Colonial. 4 bedrooms, 3ls
baths, den. large living room, gar,
den-view dining room. diversified
GE kitchen, recreation room,
screened porch. 2-csr garage. Sc
cluded garden sheltered by trees.
Quiet street. In the sos.
pEHT TeTTNGG TnPP ph R54-S535
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SHANNON & LIJCHS
CHEVY CHASE
RAMBLER


On large level lot convenient to
Kenwood Country Club. Fine shops
and schools 3 bedrms . baths.
Rear screened porch. full basement
with rec. room, maids room ana
bath. Assume 412es loan. Ewes, call
Mr.. Kennedy, EN-. 2-6Sgl.
". c. g. A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOUSE WITH US
REALTORS EN-. 2-4464
CHEVY CHASE-Very attr. Colonial,
sm. lot, 3 bedrms.. . baths, very
cd. cond., excel. value in mid
20s. % a.m.-9 PM. EN-. 2-74O0,
METZLER, REALTOR.
CHEVY CHASE = Lovely brick
Colonial: clean as a pin: lge. liv.
rm., family-sized din. rm., nice
kit, pantry, 3 big bedrms,
baths, h.-w.h., garage; mid 2os
FHA appraised. SAMUEL z. BOG
LEY OF MD. INC, OIL. 6-7SOC
It'll q.
Evening star., 1961-11-09
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SILVER SPRING - Sparkling new
3-bedrm., ll7-bath Colonial: full
bsmt.: close in: SlS.500.
Evening star., 1961-11-09
gerachiS

REALTY CO. jE. 2-23l4
ARLINGTON, N.-GI. NO MONEY
DOWN! For Just Marrieds' or
Retired" couples or nice for
Cape Cod freshly painted in soft
pastel colorS. Wonderful, close
in neighbcrhood Cozy den or
family room on first floor. Pretty
level lot with many mature trees.
Sl6,60U
HOLLEY REALTY
51S3 Lee Hwy, Arl. KE. S-535O
- LORCOM LANE
AREA-Charming white-brick Co
lonial beautiful wooded lot. 3
bedrooms and 3 baths. LOW 20s
FOR QUICK SALE! FRANK S.
PHILLIPS. INC. Realtor. ia. =
SOl2; evenings. DU. 1885.
Evening star., 1961-11-09

over an acre. With trees: close in,
nr. all conveniences: excel. eond.
thrOughout: 4 bedrms. plus PAN
eled den, = full baths, 2-ear ga
rage: $500 On. FLA, S92 per
mo Price. SI1 .Onn
Evening star., 1961-11-09
POMPONIO REALTY
,2lS Wilson Blvd, IA. 5-5561

ARLINGTON, NORTH-3-bedroom
Colonial; conv. area. firepl. in lge.
liv. rm., family din. rm., rec. rm
and bath in full bsmt. Shady lot
FHA appraised S21 900: $1,000
dn. LYNN RLTY. INC, JE. 2-q4OO.
Evening star., 1961-11-09
BUCKNELL MANOR

Cape Cod with 8 bed.
rooms and L "a baths. Shopping,
schools and bus near by. Well
landscaped lot. Priced at S16,500
with flexible terms.
Evening star., 1961-11-09
[ [,ANGI,EY REALTY

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4-bedrm.
rambler; walk to schools, bus and
shopping; S7O0 dn., assume
financing Call WE. 5-46O6 or
C. paul hickman, inc.
Evening star., 1961-11-09

PARK AREA-At $500
this clean Cape Cod is outstanding
3 bedrms., space for 4th; large klt.'
equipped; 10xl 5-ft. enclosed poIch:
Fenced lot Let US tell you ABOUT
the other bonus extras. Call now.
HYATTSVILLE-A beautiful Level
lot, approx. "A acre, with trees,
many shrubs, and fenced Attrac-
tive large home, ideal for one large
or . families; . full baths, 2 kits,
wall-to-wall carpeting in liv. room.
eye-catching chandeliers and mir
rors in liv. rm. and din rm.; osmt.'
hot-water heat and other extIaS.
Owner anxious.
RIvERDALE PARK-Spacious, old
er, 4 4-bedrm., 11a-bath home, with
carport, family din. room, bsmt.,
large porch, level lot. Only Sl2,-
500. VA and FHA terms. With sub
stantial cash, assume 4Iafo loan
and S7S mo. payments. Don't walt
the value potential here is unoe-
lievable.
sEABRooK AcRES-owner's health
necessitates immediate sale. Price
slashed $1,000 on a beautiful Gus
tom split-level with 3 bedrms., 2
full baths, attractive fireplace in
liv. room. sep din. rm., table
space kit; built-in appliances,
dishwasher and disposal: screened
porch; big daylight rec room, Lot
75xl50 with trees, fenced, and off,
street parking. A terrific buy at
$4,000.
BRAND-NEw quality-built 3-bedrm
rambler; de luxe kit. with eating
space, wall oven, surface range and
rooms: 7Ox150-ft. lot. S16.950.
FHA or conventional terms. Trades
invited.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
INC. AP. 7-7774
Evening star., 1961-11-09

ARDMORE
4-bedrm., lh-bath Cape Cod: on
ls-acre lot; large liv. rm. wLfire-
pl.; Dashboard hot water heat;
only 3 mos. old; storm windows
and doors and fully insulated car
port, plus large garage with work
area, must be seen to be appreci-
ated. Only S15,95O, VA no money
dn.
Evening star., 1961-11-09
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ALEX, off Janev's lane; S2S,500--
Brick rambler in first-class con-
dition throughout with many
many extras-3 bedrms., 3 baths,
. firepls.. den and finished rec
room with bar. Built-in garage
Large lot with patio and huge
trees and privacy. Good terms
arranged: vacant see II now
KI. 9-3630 Ceves. KI. 9-54SSl.
M. H. BARRY ORG.
REALTY ADMIN.
ALEX. Brk.. bsmt.. low pymts.
take over 4ia % loan S65 mo.
OWNER. 354-269S
Evening star., 1961-11-09
SILVER SPRING
S26 o50
SLIGO HILLS


MA. 5000 100 Mass. Ave. NV.
SOLID DOLLAR vALUE-For the
large family; yard with privacy
4-bedrm. Cape Cod. Full bsmt..
rec. rm.. rear porch; low. low
eos: trade now 10. 5-2990.
HUGH T. PECK l1246 Georgia Ave.
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
Evening star., 1961-11-09

CHEVY CHAsE-Tired Of an apt?
A white frame bungalow perfect
for artists studio. bachelors quar-
tiers or the sophisticated couple
wanting compact, close-in living
without sacrificing uualntneSs and
charm of q home: under $50, 900.
BETHESDA HOMES. INC, OIL. A.
Evening star., 1961-11-09
BELTsyILLE!

Immaculate 5-rm. rambler on "a
acre lot; paneled liv. rm., large
kit, tiled bath, large bedrms.,
AND paneled rec. rm. in daylight
walk-out bsmt. Assume present
loan. No red tape-S14.5 $50.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-31

JUNEAU CR - The lifting of a 10-year-b ban on the importation of Russian crabmeat may induce the Soviets to negotiate on all North Pacific fisheries problems, the Assistant Secretary of the Treasury said Wednesday night.
 Joseph w. Barr, a former con- gressman from Indiana, told mem- bers of the State Legislature at a special meeting, however, that the United States had no guaran- tee that the Russians would come to the conference table.
 Barr said the ban was a source of constant irritation to the Rus sians because it was, in effect, an accusing finger pointed at them.
 "We discussed the impact of the lifting of the ban would have on the domestic crabmeat industry thoroughly before the order was signed last week." Barr said.
 Asked if the United States had any guarantee from the Russians that they would negotiate North Pacific fisheries problems before the crabmeat ban was lifted, Barr said the U. s. did not re- ceive any promises from the So- VietS.
 q don't think we gave away a bargaining point, however" Barr said. If we hadn't lifted the ban, the Russians would never have consented to discuss North Pa cific fisheries problems. This clears the way, we believe"
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-31
CONGRESS TAKES EASTER VACATION

WASHINGTON tR - Members of Congress took off yesterday for an Easter vacation and a chance to find out at first hand what the folks at home think about President Kennedy's New Frontier program.
 On the results of their per sonal canvass may depend the legislative fate of some hotly- contested Presidential proposals such as the administration pro- grams for federal aid to educa- ton and medical care for the elderly.
 House leaders arranged to re- turn Monday.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-31
Lifting of Crabmeat Ban May induce Reds to Negotiate on Fishing Problems

Asked if there will be stepped surveillance by the Coast Guard of Russian fishing operations off Alaska's shores, Barr said i've already have ordered that"
 Barr's statements were the sub ject of a minor flareup in the House of Representatives.
 Rep. Forbes Baker described Barr as "a very learned and sincere man who knew absolutely nothing of what he came up here to discuss.
 Alaska, by itself, has brought up this king crab industry from a two-bit operation to $2 million industry Baker told the House.
 Now, that industry has been bartered away from us at the international bargaining table.
 We are told by MT. Barr that the federal governments $500 million depressed area fund can be made available to us.
 "In other words, they take one of our sources of livelihood which we have built up our selves, and then suggest we dip into federal charity"
 Rep. John Hellenthal objected to Bakers statements.
 "The embargo was lifted by the United States only because our laws required it." Hellenthal said.
 "Factual investigations by the Counter-Intelligence Agency and foreign agencies showed that slave labor no longer was used to process the crab.
 Under those circumstances, as law abiding nation, we had no choice but to lift the embargo"
 No man in the world has more courage than the man who can stop after he has eaten one peanut.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-31
Would Permit State to Reimburse Utilities for Relocating Facilities

JUNEAU LR - A bill which would permit the state to reim- burse utilities for the cost of re- moving or relocating facilities from federal aid highway rights of way passed the House Wednes- day, 334.
 The bill was authored by the Judiciary Committee. It now goes to the Senate.
 The measure was described as essential to the continuation of the highway construction pro- gram in the state.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-31
Senate Approves Resolution
 Legislation Would Ban Import Of Russian Crabmeaf 10 Alaska

JUNEAU LP - Legislation de- signed to prohibit Russian crab meat from being sold in the State of Alaska was introduced in the Senate yesterday by the Re sources Committee.
 The measure would ban the inn portation into Alaska of crabmeat not meeting health standards to be established by the state.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-31
Boarding Costs for Students Now Up for Egan's Signature

JUNEAU LR Legislation which would permit the state to pay the boarding costs for stu dents in cases where the estab- ishment of local high schools would not be feasible was ap- proved by the Senate. The bill now goes to Gov. Egan.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-31
Senate OkaYs Year-Around
 Employment Office al Nome

JUNEAU LR - The Senate gave it's approval yesterday to con- current resolution asking the State Department of Labor to es- tablish year-around employment service office at Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-31
Wants 10 Correspond

Winefride Gately of Ullesthorpe Grang, Nr. Rugby, England, aged 22, would like to correspond with an Eskimo girl about his age.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-31

No man in the world has more courage than the man who can stop after he has eaten one peanut.
Evening star., 1961-08-25

BUENOS AIRES, Aug. Is
(AP)-David Patrick Rusk,
son of the Secretary Of State
and Mrs. RuSk, last night
married a vivacious, 20-year-
old Argentine brunette.
The Catholic rites took
place at the Holy Sacrament
Basilica. Some TOO persons
attended.
The bride, Delcia Bence,
wore a short-train white sat-
in gown and held a corsage
of wild orchids.
The bride was given away
by her father, DR.. Carlos Al
berto Bence, a wealthy ply
sician and cattleman.
Also present at the cere-
mony was Secretary Rusk'S
wife. She made the long trip
to Buenos Aires especially
for the wedding. Secretary
RuSk remained in Washing
ton in the midst of the Ber-
lin crisis.
Following the ceremony a
reception was held at the ex-
elusive Alvear Palace Hotel.
Young Rusk met his bride,
in New York in 1857 when
she was attending Scarsdale
High School on a scholar
Evening star., 1961-08-25
Tran Van Dinh
New in Town

Mr.. Tran Van Dinh has
taken over as the new First
Secretary in charge of cul-
tural affairs at the Embassy
Of Wet Nam. He succeeds Mr..
T. Buu Khanh.
Mr.. Dinh'S last assignment
was as Vietnamese Consul
General in Burma. Here with
him are his wife and two
boys. The elder, IA. will be
attending Deal Junior High
School, and the younger, 8,
will attend Lafayette School.
Evening star., 1961-08-25
Rusk S Son, Vivocious
Argentine Girl, Wed

ship. They were formally
engaged in New York last
year.
The couple was first mar
ried in a civil ceremony here
July 13. They will honey
moon in Acapulco. Mexico,
and after two weeks will go
to Berkeley, Calf, where
David Patrick will resume his
economics studies at the Uni
versity of California.
, 1961-06-06
LEGISLATIVE RECORD
Continued

- IQGIlGS by Tile department. IL DOCldl WG1dIG --@I
under its contract with the Department Of
Health covering Medical Care for the Aged.
From this Fund, allotnaents as approved by the
governor, shall be made quarterly or oftener as
necessary, to the Department OF Health, for its
medical care program"
SECTION 5. Section 4 Of Title "a Of the Virgin
Islands Code is amended by adding thereto the follow
ing sentence.
Public assistance for medical care shall be
granted under this chapter to individuals IS
years of age or older whose income and re-
sources are not sufficient to meet the costs of
necessary medical care whether or not they are
receiving assistance for other needs"
DIR. ANDUZE .4...... 81
MR.. DE LUGO J.. .......... YEA -
MI. GOMEZ ..,........ YEA
Mr.. ~GUADELOUPE ... YEA
MR.. ....... YEA
Mr.. LAWAETZ .,........... YEA
Mr.. MADURO ..,........ YEA
MRS MlLLlN ..>........ YEA
Mr.. MOOREHEAD ....... YEA
MR. OTTLEY .............. YEA
MIR. REESE ............ YEA
BILL No. 1921
. THIRD LEGISLATUREO F THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF THE UNITED STATES
4th Special Session
Act to Amend Acts Nos. 514 Gill No. 1O5D, $50 Bill
No. 1922 and Act No. 500 Bill No. 1214), Third Legis-
lature, to Provide Appropriations from Internal
Revenue Matching Funds.
BE IT ENACTED by the Legislature Of the Virgin
Islands:
SECTION /. Acts Nos. 514 Bill No. 105p, 552
Bill No. 1922 and Act No. 598 BILL No. 1214 Third
Legislature Of the Virgin,Islands, to Provide Appropria-
tions rom INTERNAL REVENUE
FUNDS for the. Fiscal Year July /, 1859 to June 80, 1860
and July /, 1860 to June 80, 1861, and for other pur-
poses, be and the same are hereby amended as follows:
CHANGE:
Rehabilitation, Reconstruction and ex-
tension of the Harry S. Truman Air
port Act No. 514 ..*............. > ~750,OOOl
Dredging and Improving the Harbor at
Charlotte Amalie, Saint Thomas lAct
No $50 .....r.... 100000
Airport Development and Improvement
of Harry S. Truman Airport, Saint Tho
mas ActN No. 1913. Observation-Disclosures. lJ4OO,OOO
, 1961-06-06
mentary School in the Nisky-C ontant

TO:
Dredging and Improvement OF the Har-
Dor at Charlotte Amalie; Construction
Of a Bulkhead and fill at,CroWn Bay, in
Guiding drainage, sewers and all neces-
sary work Incidental thereto
Construction of a modern abattoir in
Saint(C roix in addition to funds appro-
priated by Act No. 499 BillNo, 1919
School Construction Program in Saint
Thomas in addition to funds appropri-
ated by Act No. 43O (Bill No. 944) and
Act No. AL Bill No. 945l ...........
Construction Of Emergency Housing
Saint Thomas ~
Construction of highways, roads, streets,
sidewalks, water facilities and all neces-
sary drainage and sewerage work Incl
dental thereto, Saint Thomas, giving
priority to Estate Thomas Sugar Estate)
and Hospital Grounds IS
Construction Of Pier at Frederiksted,
Saint Croix $3.50.
Construction Of highways, roads, streets,
sidewalks and all necessary drainage
and sewerage work Incidental thereto,
Saint Croix, including not more than
$500 for |improvement to Scenic Road
Repairs and Improvements to the Harry
S. Truman Airport in Saint Thomas
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-06-30

to respond to such personal
relationships. They develop a
loyalty to their credit union.
Their credit union loan is the
first to be repaid when they
have money available.
CREDIT UNIONS ALSO
help members to overcome
the tendency to live beyond
their means. They provide
members an education in saw
ing, money management and
purposeful borrowing. The
personal interest of credit
union officials in the financial
problems of members is an
asset of great worth.
Credit unions are especially
helpful to farmers. Farmers
need credit and wise money
management. Most farmers
are ordinary people with little
or no professional training in
financial matters. The trial
and error method of learning
where to borrow and where
not to borrow can be fatal
to anyone in this situation.
THROUGH MEMBERSHIP
in a credit union farmers can
eliminate one of the hazards
to their success.
Money and credit, saving
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-06-30
By FIR. Edward w. o'Rourke

BY FIR. Edward w. o'Rourke
Nineteen hundred years
ago st. Paul admonished
Timothy that the desire
for money is the root of
all evils, and some in
their eagerness to get rich
have strayed from the faith
and have involved themselves
in many troubles" q Tim. 6,
100.
TODAY EVEN MORE than
in st. Paul's time, money tends
to stir avarice in some minds
and to cause worry and trou-
bles in others. Some become
too enamored Of wealth and
make it an end in itself.
Others, egged on by high
pressure advertising and the
example of neighbors, live be-
yond their means and fall
into debt. High interest rates
usually add to their problems.
The solution to this two
pronged problem cannot be
found in avoiding money.
That is impossible for most
of US. Rather, we must learn
to use money as a means to
good ends. We must adopt a
Christian attitude toward
money.
FOR MANY PERSONS
credit union is a cooperative,
very purpose. First of all, a
credit union is cooperative,
people banded together to
help one another in financial
affairs. Cooperation is an eff
fective antidote to avarice. It
lessons the selfishness and ex-
IRENE competition which
cause some to inordinately de-
sire money.
Moreover, the credit union
movement is based upon the
Christian notion that people
are more important than
profits or dividends. Credit
unions serve people. The char
acter of a borrower is more
important than his posses
sions or income. In the better
credit unions, hours for saw
ings and loans are arranged
for the convenience of men,
berS; loans are made quickly,
especially in the case of an
emergency. Members are quick
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-06-30
RURAL
] ! 2
WHO is THE
MISSING CI?

Chunchon, Korea A
young Korean is a priest to-
day because of the kindness
of a Catholic GI ten years
ago. Father Jim Buckley, vet
eran Columbian missioner In
Korea, tells the story.
The American soldier is
unknown except to God. In
the winter of 1851 was stag
gering down, wounded, from
the front line in war-torn
Korea, making for the hos
pital. Suddenly he came upon
the still form at a l5-year-old
boy lying half-frozen in the
snow.
lie managed To drag the
boy TO the hospital with him:
both recovered and became
fast friends. The soldier in
Structed the boy, had him
baptized and admitted to a
Catholic orphange. The boy,
whose name was Chong, went
to a Catholic school and later
entered the seminary. Last
month Moyses Kim was or
dained TO the priesthood here.
His CT friend, long since
returned to the States, has
never been heard from since,
doesn't even know that his
friend Chong is now Father
Moyses Kim.