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Evening star., 1961-01-15
GRAFTON
WHEN
You live on earth. own . part Of itl
2 acres, fronting county road. neal
Deels, 200. Tern, ms,,.1o

You live on earth. own q part Of Sci
2 acres, fronting county road, neal
Deale. 81 .200i Terms.
WINTER COMES
TO the land Of pleasant living ant
there is ice skating; In the spring
fishing: swimming In the summer
and hunting IN the fallh Enioy
them all when you live In this
home that has liv. rm., fireplace
din. rln., kitchen, 3 hedrms..
baths, incl. porch and hot-air heat
Garage. u acre with 2l0 Il. on
the water. and pier. S26,000l
CAN
You IMAGINE living near the water,
front all year 'round7 IT'S sorts
relexinei Look at the masonry
home with liv. rm:. kitchen. 3 bed.
rooms, bath, utility rni.. porch
fence! Water privileges. $1li500!
SPRING
lot. fronting three streets, VIII, VII
home having liv. rm.. din. fm.,
kitchen. 3 bedrms. and bath, Wa.
e.. and pier privileges. only
BE
Away from noise In this waterfront
home with liv.. rm. and fireplace
dining ell. kitchen, bedroom. bath
and oil heat. Separate older home
can be rented out for incomel :
acres, with over 1bO on thf
water. and pier. Sis,000i
FAR BEHIND
rimes7 Everybody wants Q "sec.
9nd home, just 10 get away from
II al once In . whilel See thii
one with lty.. rm.. dining Tm.,
kitchen, 2 bedrrns., a bath eno
scr. porch. Water and pier PRIV.
ueges, S6,B0Ol
OFFcR OPEN EVERY DAY
MAX c.
SCHWARTZ
REALToR
YouS wzFER1RoNr sPEciAsis1 lisfsI
10e-FL CALIFORNIA RAMBLEE
Chesapeake Bay at South River
9 bedrooms. 2 full ceramic baths
40-ft. living room. dining room
complete Electric Kitchen, h,.W
heat. 2-car garage. Price S4s,5OO
i5s
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MATTHEWS q co.
CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND

kETTREMENT HOME1 rooms.
bath. bath and ,s sros large syn ssg. porch porch facing
flowers; Toulouse, $40 Artssian
siSso6S SOL S9Ss Mas dSef g. s. sSsiis bssSS5s
Evening star., 1961-01-15
GEN-O-DRIVE

GEN-O-DRIVE
Keep your battery CHARGED, Makes
1t last 3 times as long. Easy to
install Fully guar. BuELL'S.
S11 10th st. NV, ME. S-6776.
LOST LEASE; selling ali used cars,
equip, bargain: good buys for
hod rods mechanics. RE. 5-2424.
PONTIAC 1860 triple carhuretors;
complete factory setup; will ex-
change 4 barrel setup and SIS
or S100 outright. JE. 4-15l0.
RAMBLER $50 4-dr.; AIR cond !,
new tires: wrecked; best offer.
MAYFLoWER BODY SHOP, 10
q 81. ne.
SUPER CHARGER, Wv. Ss5; $50
Mercury IL volt radio. SO: misc
trans. gears, push rods. rear end,
bell housing shield. New and used.
Fits Ford 352, etc. Gasoline
heater, cylinder head. 430 eu.-
inch Mercury. PL. 9-2437.
TTREs tS) 76Ox15 GOODYEAR tube.
less, used less than 1000 MI, Sill
each. K1. S-i341.
WANTED, late model Ford Q-cylin-
DER engine: reas, 10. 0-3023.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
EMERGENCY SALE

$500 waterfront feet. "a acres; g.
room house restored. with 3 more
rooms unfinished: baths, fun
hslnt.; high potential value. "On
road 70 progress" Beautiful East
SOUTH RIVER--7.rri. new house:
oyn waterfront and pier.
sonig aEs;; s7.5eS. 5eeS0HcAss ana 0a'smsn''
MARY T. BOARD, Broker
CO. 1851 Edgewater. Nd.
LOT. at Drum Point on fresh wa
ter lake, overlooking Chesapeake
Bay; terms. SP. 3.1651.
NO MONEY DOWN-3-bedroom
frame rambler; cor. lot: house in
excel. cond.: waterfront priyileResi
price, $l2,950. Telephone Univer-
OFF.sEASON SPECIALS
Nice selection Of summer and year
round homes In nearby Md. beach
areas on South River. only / hr.
from D, c.; S3,450 on terms.
KAY REALTY CO.
901-sW. s-3511 RA. $4,000
PACIFIC OCEAN TRONT-Modern
3-bedfm. Ysmb.. Brookings, Ores.
mary. loc.: $4,000. OIL. 7-305s,
RATUXENT. MD. HIDE.AWAY--
Panoramic view from this 4-acre
high point. Natural lsnd-locked
boat harbor. will accommodate So
Il. yacht or better. Practically
sS,TernSsd cr,Fsg S:d sy yo,,; y;stes: acre q
with al the pIumpest and biSsest
oysters. you can eat. Comfortable
and charming 3-bedrm., 2-bath
main house with maids quarters
guest houses. summer house
beach house. with sandy bathinl
beach. Fabulous fishing right from
the shore One Of the most beaut
$pots n the Eastern part Of ths
RA REAL oRiy RsrSTE. rsAS;soS g. = 4odsE z saEsfEs
POTOMAC RIVER (sandy PointJ--
New de luxe spacious 3-bedroon
rencn.type home: has everything
ment In dream kitchen. Built Or
most beautiful lot on Potomac
River; also has garage Trenen'
phone tor details fs5tii fPoTiioMGAucs' Gus's SUP,
s1as. sIx eGss aRseSvao5 S,a':Isa s.as4i.. yr. w'el
fSSToM,Ac ftSron,acC SsI,I RIyEf FRONT. -
level, lovely handicapped lot. Liv.
Ing rn1, 27x13, with great fire.
place and yeuitsd ceiling; 2 bed
Light .bsmt., attic: brick terrace
with firepl., garage. Privacy anc
seclusiop are yours In this fine
residential area. where you mal
enjoy the beautiful view Of thl
river. the rnaenificent sunsets enc
build your own hoathouse. Pleas,
Gall INEZ CUsHARp. Realtor. EN-
2-4232 or OIL. 1858.
fRE.REvOLUT1ONARY riverfroni
home with approximately 80 acres
2 rooms. several fireplaces, inter
esting hardware; restored ant
modernized: fine old trees. lawI
extending TO water; oyster acre
age. approximately 1000 feet o
Vaterfrontaee; 2 miles from Math
ews Court House; S34 800.
JIM e PAT CARTER REAL ESTATE
WHITE STONE. VA. HE. 6-3e1l
RRETTY OLD HOME Of six room
and bath facing lovely salt-wate
cove; ~ acres; self f-sufficient three
room and bath guest house. Price
$4,000. Pictures and Waterfron
catalogue on request.
MATTHEWS & CO.
CAMBRIDGE. MARYLAND
Evening star., 1961-01-15
AUT0M0TIvE MISC.

AUSTIN A-40 1852: no engine: ex.
eellent for parts. Phone 50.
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION. Past
service. all makes, AIS TRANS
SERVICE. Fern and Ga. ave, Ia.
9-7737, 24-hour phone service.
CARBURETORS, generators. fuel
pumps, speedometers. starters.
Windshield wtpers. BUELL9 SERY-
ICE, 611 10th st. NV. NE. S-5776.
DlsMANTLING two 1883 Willys
station wagons: will sell all or
any parts. WI. 6-2O3s.
DIsMANTELING FOR PARTS-
1889 TR-3 Triumph, 1850 Chey-
rolet; 1889 Pontiac 4-dr. hardtop;
1850 Chevrolet conv.; 1850 Pom
tiae eonv.; 1860 Ford cow; 1860
Falcon 2-dr. All cars have low
mileage with radio and heater.
Many, many. more late model
auto. parts; also foreign car parts.
Open z days Q week. 8 to 8.
RANSOM MOTORS. Brandyvine,
Nd. 3O1-ST 2-3312
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MACHINERY end EQIUP.

FOB SALE ~ HD6 Allis Chalmers
loader, HD5 bulldozer. TD0 en-
zine, Lacrosse, ,25-ton low boy
trailer; best offer. 6P. $4,000.
JACKs-1 10 ton INV push pull
1 2 ton H-W service. . 4 ton serv.
ice. i III ton bumper. Ia. tor
air bumper, all sizes. post type
2 HID battery chargers, Q volt
LU. 2-24o0. AD. 4-e206.
OIL FIRED construction heater
thermostat controls, excel. eond
$4,000 BTU output. HA. 2-3S76
BACKHOEs-M-yd. Insley: 9t-yd
B-22 and shovel attachment. Fol
sale or rent. FE. 3-4300.
FOR SALE. T.p. 9 loader, JOB goei
with the machine. Call 30. D.
4ol6.
INTERNATIONAL LINE TRUCH
With booms and WINCH s0l-sT
INTERNATIONAL TD-0 front lent
loader. good mechanical cond.
reas. priced, $1,000. Cypress q.
s7s6. 3O1-sP. S-7473.
T;35O SHIELD. pentam baskhoe
less than 2 Yrs. old. Call WA. 4
i OOOD.
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L.C. (Bill) EURE

Open Every Day. Sun, st I Pm
Aousso eonE 81 soiEsMasT M.yG RGsa sssS; s.sssa No
COBB ISLAND = RETIREMENI
HOME; good-looking place, trees
pier, 2 boats. fishing equipment;
13,5Qo. Others available from
$4,000 up. Mr.. BOGARDUS. Cobb
Island, ca 9-2177. with RoMEH
Evening star., 1961-01-15
AVIATION
TRAIlERS

CASH PAID for clean, used mobile
bones; Va. Ro. s-lAo0; Nd RA
CASH PAID for house trailers: We
pay on your ,sA hSlanss S.S! ana q sivs ssSrS Sycp
COZY COACH '5S. 46x1O, aiF-cond..
2 bedrms., many other extras;
small amount down; assume bank
notes. WA. 1855.
DEfROITER 80. ax45-ft. 2 bed
rms; like. new; sleeps Q. small
equity and take over payments.
COURT, LAUREL. MD.
FOR RENT-HoUsE TRAiLER, 2
bedrms. Call Gy. 4-3301, Wood
bridge. We.
LIBERTY '52 35-ft.. 1 bedroom,
good condition. attractive interior,
$1,000. GYPSY 4-22s9.
MOBILE HOME INSURANCE, full
coverage. RA. 6.253l.
MOBILE HOME, 1860. 52x10;
bedrms.. furniture toward equity,
Lot 2, CRANES TR. PARK. op.
posite Laurel Racetrack on Rt. I.
OeT1CE lhAxLGh6
RA. 6.2531
SPARTAN '55; Soft. exec. mansion
fully equip. fac. air cond., al
alum. In park, ready for immed
occup. win trade or fin, $3.50
JU. 5-3646.
TRAILER '5s: 29.ft. 1-bedrm.. Al
cond., S1,660 or best offer. Cal
after 5 pm. 301-CL. 3.231o.
UTILITY TRAILER. steel, 3x5 bed
bumper hitch included; SIS. AP
$685..
UTILITY TRAILER, rubber tires
al wired; S36 or best offer. SP
1850 NEW MOON custom mobile
home, S0x10. with washer. used z
mos. Responsible party may as.
sumo no. payts. GOVERNMENT
EMPLOYEES CORP. Government
Employees Insurance bldg. wash
8. DC. o.. $1,000. Ext. $50 0,
$50.
2-BEDRM.. SO &C.. like new, Or
lovely lot, eonv. located: easy I'm
Evening star., 1961-01-15
TRUCKS FOR SALE

I
BEST BUYS! Piekups, '62 and '63
Dodge: M-ton SO Ford: z ton
sinder blk. truck Ford P-e. 5-sp.
trans, Esp. rear. ~. fiat oak
body. AA TRUCKS. AP. 7-0022.
BODIES, VANS, STAKES, used (:
o." to 16'; bought, sold. installed.
AA TRUCK SALES-AP. 7-0022
CHEy. 1859 acton panel: motor
and body excel. eond. 1900
miles. S1.250. He. 4-4e6e.
CHEVROLET 81 h-ton pickup;
radio. heater; excellent condition.
CHEVR0LET '5s lM-ton stake
dump. -oySesy very sood condition: call
CHEv. '57 T-ton panel: low nj.
FRIEND RENT-A-cAR, 1891 L
1 III. nav.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
GARAGES

q COUNTRY PROP. INC. tt.
GARAGE, near 11th and East Cap:
ttol sts.--Brick with lights; well
kept. One car. $l3. rs. 3.6606.
GARAGE, for sale-4-ear undivided
maSonry gerage. now used Is
paint shop. located near 18th and
Clifton SIS; nv: AVAIL immsd.
INkZ CUsHARD, Resltor, EN-.
2-4232. OIL. 1888.
GARAGE, rear 1908 wyoming ave.
n.w.-Brick garage. large enough
20 accommodate 2 modern cars or
storage. Phone CO. 6-6261.
1874 llth ST. NV. (rear)-2-stofy
brick bldg. suitable for auto re-
pairs. upholstery, etc. RA. Stool.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

81 ssa;; sasS s )
Nd. JU. $4,000. -
CHEV. $50 4e-pass. school bus; IKE
new. AERO CHEW. ilOI King g..
Alex. KI. s-S026.
CHEyRoLBT '55 station wagon;
$500: immaculate eond. FLOOD
RON11AC. 4Z21 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
CHEVROLET '48


h-ton panel. S126. LU. 1920.
CHEW. ,53 acton pickup; excel
cond., heater, rain guard rack
sacrifice. sP. 3-1669.
CHEVROLET '55 1.ton panel: me.
snsss5s:iiy snssss. 70. 2geIItessstt; 2gsIest;. $780, 10
CHEV. 80 M-ton pickup: new cond.
Low. miles, green, 0-ply tires, ne
dealers: $3.50. offer. Sun or week
day ewes. OIL. 4-6666.
DODGE AZ pickup; new muffler
brakes and upholstery; motor ant
tires IKE new: $500 or best offer
RE. 6-500S.
DODGE '54 4 ton pick up; excel
con-; '5S motor. radio. 0-ply tres
owner: $3.50. GA. 4-9034,
FORD 1850 pickup truck; IL in
push bumper on front; peri. shape
cheap. S13 Longfellow ct. NV.
FORD 1s49 acton pickup: optiona
es1sesoni es:so% i.. pst' ssd WI s.ds sis1s H5 n''
FORD 80 4s-passeneer school bus
perfect condition. Call MA. 7-27S0
FORD '52 h,son pickup: GOO.
FORD 1889 P-lOO x ton bed: nev
condition. consider 'b5 or '56 cal
part payment. DA. 5.eS13.
INTERNATIONAL 1858 utility bod
truck; used as elec; truck; good
sond:; 1st Eeas offer. Call PL
INTERNATIONAL "a 1.ton: fla
81. body. dual =; Wills. excel. run
Evening star., 1961-01-15
WATERFRoMf proc. SAFE
ATTRACTTVE

ATTRACTIVE
4Sssfii Ss isssIso s9tSrn iT rambler a S1SH: q s:
firepl., din. fm., lge. mod. elee.
kit., wsll oven. bath: B.B.H.-W,
heat: screened porch; all water
pfivil. Incl. Excellent financing
available.
WATERFRONT
$50 II. on Rhodes Riyey VIbulk-
head and new pier; cheftning
3-bedrm. home, lse. liv. Tm, w
firepl., din. rm., kit, bath.
screened porch; many other ex-
tras on secluded ! acre Don't
put off seeing this. ~
MOST CHARMING
All-brick home in excel. comm.
Liy, rm. ELiirepl,,. bedrms., kit.
water privil. included. Price $l0.-
ESQ., terms.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
5 ACRES, $40 DIN.

Fun price. secs. In fast-grcwins
pms m PALMS RANCHos, Boz
2022, Pompano Beach, Florida.
Evening star., 1961-01-15

CADILLAC '67 conv.; ell power and
suto. secess:, new tires, mqffler.
S ooS oESs'Uns'Sssi se msi. 0Taasss oassr.' III
Evening star., 1961-01-15
AUroMoIILLs FoR SALE

CADILLAC 1850 e.windoW sedan
gold mist, white TOP, factory Al
,uxgsX " VIZ accessories. Special .
Evening star., 1961-01-15
TRUST NOTES WANTED

WE BUr deferred purchase notes
ssaE issaI.d xsTais sn rs.i Ab bs.'..:O .sOows owsAriE
Evening star., 1961-01-15
HONEY 20 LOAN
MONEY WANTED
FLORIDA PROPERTY

WANTED, money promoter. Write
Box 1s3-M, Star.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
AIS Motors
1910 Wilson Blvd, Arl..

CORVETTE '5s; silver-blue, WV.
and heater; excellent cond: S2,100
or best offer. UN. 4-7939.
CORVETTE SO: go h.p., 4-speed
transn., 2 tops: low mi: excel.
cond.: owner. Gail JU. 5-0333.
CORVETTE go conv.: only 1900
miles, r. and h., Wv. tires,
brand-new, fully guaranteed: only
Evening star., 1961-01-15
M0r0ReYeLEs

"a Ekgotp Day up 70 SOte. money
same day. G. II. pATTEN.
d. 7-s7o4 cH. s-774a
Evening star., 1961-01-15

Nice selection OF summer and year.
round homes In nearby Md. beach
from b. C.; S3,450 on terms.
-, KAY REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
/ AUToMoBILEs ron SALE
-.cHEvRoLET 1859

CHEVR0LET '50 Impala conv. ::
white, r.. and h., auto. trans, s.
and p:b. VS.: one owner; low mi;
Evening star., 1961-01-15
GRADY

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FORD
| 1909 Wis. Ave. Beth, OIL. $4,000
OPEN SUNDAY, IL TO )
CORVETTE 1861: new, 315 h.p.,
fuel injection, Wv; black lace
quer, white nylon top. red interior.
positraction. rear axle All to. i;
r. and h., custom car cover. Cost
$500, sell S3,7S0. Too fast.
HErndon Q4-J-2.
Evening star., 1961-01-26
Mary Coffrey
Morries
Thomas E. Stephens

- ~ s~
Miss Mary Margaret Caf-
frey. who was secretary to
James C. Hagerty during the
latter's tenure as Presidential
Press Secretary Of the Eisen-
hover administration. was
married yesterday to Mr..
Thomas e. Stephens. Mr.. Ste
phens served as Appointment
Secretary to President Eisen.
hover.
The quiet ceremony took
place at noon In the rectory
Of st. Patrick's Church with
the Rev. Gilbert v. ,Hartke,
o.P.. officiating.
Attending the couple were
Miss Alice Boyce and Mr..
James Rowley, head Of the
White House Secret Service
detail. Also present were Mrs.
Rowley, and the Rev. Charles
McKenna, Q close friend Of
Mrs. Stephens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephens are
on 3 wedding trip to the Vir-
gin Islands and later will re-
side in Phoenix. Ariz., where
Mr.. Stephens is planning to
set up Q law practice.
Evening star., 1961-01-26

thought Of the piles Of old
Christmas cards which I
have saved for the grand
children to look at on their
visits.
! used the picture part Of
the folder-type card. first
laying the pictures on one
entire side Of the box ac-
cording to their size and
shape. Then I repeated this
on the other side so that
none Of the cardboard
showed.
I lined the inside Of the
box with used Christmas
wrapping paper. Then I
placed 1-inch colored cello
phane tape all around the
edges Of the box. When the
paste had thoroughly dried,
I applied a coat Of shellac
over the entire box.
Now I have q home made
hamper which Is truly q con-
versation piece.
Encouraged by the ham
per, I covered smaller boxes
Evening star., 1961-01-26
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

onto the glass jar as I went
along. After all pictures were
pasted on, each picture was
outlined in black to represent
the loaded glass church win
dowS.
The Jar rim was also
painted black and after the
paint dried o coat Of shellac
applied to the entire Jar.
These Jars come in handy
as vases or lamp bases, and
are especially nice for hos
pitals which never seem to
have enough containers for
flowers.
I hope this will be of some
help to you.
Evening star., 1961-01-26

Of Mrs. Irene Brown True
blood Of this city and Mr..
Edward q. Trueblood Of Be-
lott, Wis. Mr.. Montoya is
the brother Of Representative
Joseph M. Montoya Of New
mexico. s------~..--- -..r....
Mrs. Joseph Duran was the
matron Of honor and the best
man was Mr.. Duran.
A reception followed ct the
home Of the brides mother.
Evening star., 1961-01-26
Miss TruebIood
Is Married

Announcement Is made Of
the marriage Of Miss Alex
andra Irene Trueblood and
Mr.. Theodore r. Montoya.
The wedding took place yes
terday at the Church Of the
Annunciation.
The bride Is the daughter
Evening star., 1961-01-26
New Use for Old Greetinqs
To Mrs. G. F., Silver Spring
Mrs. D. S., TEMPLE Hills. Md.

have found use for old Christmas cards in
decorating boxes and glass jars.
After searching for suitable container to use
IN the kitchen to hold soiled linen, came upon a
cardboard carton which fit nicely into corner.
Seeking some kind of decoration for it.
Evening star., 1961-01-26
Editors Note

Rsoders' Clearing House operates
os o public service exchange OF ideos
between Washington oreo resders
Of The Stor. II is conducted entirely
through the moiI. All Letters must
beor the writer's full nome and
oddress. Pleose send replies &C.
cordins TO subject motter, NOT
initials. Letters received in response
TO queries will either be published
or forwcrded TO the person mokins
the inquiry.
for use as desk-top baskets
and pencil holders. For these
I use either small cards or
cut-out portions Of the larger
cards.
Some Of these I have taken
to the children's ward Of
hospitals to hold crayons
and small toys.
The glass jars I covered
were Of the wide-mouth type.
I cut the pictures in squares,
rectangles and triangles,
fitting and pasting them
Evening star., 1961-01-26

Bows ore q foshon signature with Jane Derby
this spring and summer. This back Fastened,
sleeveless jocket tops fuIl-skirted evening
dress with O white linen stropIess BODICE She
uses red and white checked sheer wool for
most unusual fashion Interpretation of the
spring evening costume. At Doreos Hardin.
Evening star., 1961-01-26

Jane Derby noted for her webed design toste having
shown tomorrow and Saturday by Docos Hardin Georgetown Along
with suits eoots and boewns odored by the chic
the ohon fun in which Jane Derby oo believes Thee
Poko dotted cocko party pants
interested in the greet fashion divide Neutrality
threaded beige and white with three ceramic
buttons.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-09-29
FIR. Clagett,
Attends CD
Conference

Father Carl P. Clagett,
assistant pastor, ST. Mary
Magdalene Parish, and Dioce-
san representative for Civil
Defense work, recently com
pleted a five-day religious af.
fairs training course conduct
ed by the Office of Civil De
fense's Staff College at Bat
tie Creek, Mich.
There were 50 clergymen,
church officials and lay lead
ers from throughout the ma
ton enrolled in the course
which was designed to instruct
them in basic civil defense
programs and procedures.
with emphasis on the role of
lntegrating churches and
church members into these
programs.
Key speakers were DR., Fred
w. Kern, director of the OCD
Religious Affairs Office, who
spoke on Church Response
bilities in Civil Defense" l..
G. Trowbridge, deputy direc-
tor, whose topic was Opera
ton Plans for the Clergy and
Churches. Louisville, KY.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-09-29
Ride Round The Springs

SHUTTLE BUS RIDE around the College of 81. Mary of the Springs
campus will be one O. the outstanding features for the children att the n
nual LawnO Rama, until 7 ON, Saturday. Sept. 30 sponsored by the Domin-
lean Sisters. Sr. Parachta, far left and ST. Nary Lisa, take an advance ride
on the Ohio State Fair Shuttle bus which will be used at the event The
youngsters are students at 81. James the Less school.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-09-29
EMPLOY THE
HANDICAPPED

This coming week, October
l to 7, has been declared Ma
tional Employ the Handicap
ped week." according to the
Ohio State Employment Serv'
ice.
It's aim is to point out to
employers the wealth Of man.
power that lies within reach
If the opportunities for jobs
are put on a basis of can
do" abilities and not restrict
ed because Of what a worker
cannot do.
One out of every 10 per-
sons in the United States is
handicapped. But a great
number of them can be gain
fully and effectively employ
ed.
Many are working already,
some are available for jobs.
The weeks slogan is:
at is good business to hire
the handicapped"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-09-29
Employment
Office Gets
New Look

Columbus job-seekers in The
professional and clerical
cIassifications and local en-
ployers will find a new look"
at the Ohio State Employment
Service beginning Monday
Oct. 2.
Ralph +. Gabele, local area
manager, revealed today that
r new downtown office will
then be in operation at "a f.
Gay St, where approximately
$500 square feet of space on
the third floor will provide a
modern and efficient facility
for handling professional,
technical, managerial, sales
and clerical job placement ac-
tivities.
Gabele indicated that the
rapid growth and economic
Vigor of Columbus in the past
10 years was a major factor in
the decision to locate Ohio's
first separate professional
Clerical" office in the capitol
city.
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PREPARATORY COMMISSION:
Pre-COuncil Meet
To Begin Nov. 7

VATICAN CITY - The sec
ond session of the Central
Preparatory Commission for
the Second Vatican Council
is scheduled to begin on Nov.
Z.
Archbishop Pericle Felici,
secretary general of the cen
trail commission. noted in an
nouncing the date that it will
Immediately follow the cele-
brations marking the Both
birthday of Pope John XIII.
The meetings are to be pre-
sided over by Pope John him
self. They are to be held in
the Hall of Congregations in
the Vatican Apostolic Palace.
UNITED STATES prelates
who are members of the CEN
trail commission are Francis
Cardinal Spellman, Archbish-
OPP of New York; James Fran
els Cardinal Mcintyre, Arch
bishop of Los Angeles; Aloisi-
us Cardinal Muench, a mem
Der of the Church's central
administration here; Arch
bishop Karl j. Alter of Gin
cinnati, chairman of the adj
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-09-29
NAME JENNINGS
CAMDEN EDITOR

CAMDEN, NJ. (NC) -
Msgr. Joseph B. Mcintyre has
resigned as managing editor
of the Catholic Star Herald,
Camden diocesan newspaper,
it was announced by Arch
bishop Celestine j. Damiano.
AT the same time Archbish-
OPP Damiano announced the
appointment of Donald j. Jen-
nings, news editor since 1856,
to succeed Msgr. Mcintyre as
head of the paper.
Father Paul r. Gallagher,
who has been assistant manag-
ing editor since last January,
relinquishes that post but
will continue to maintain an
office at the Star Herald in
his capacity as diocesan pub
lie relations director and rep
resentative Of the Archbishop.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-09-29
Doctor Begins New
Work As Priest

aside his white physicians
robe to take on the black
robe of a monk.
DR.. Collentine was ordained
a priest Sept. 24) at st. Johns
abbey-university church here.
When he offered his first
Mass his son, George Jr., also
a physician, served as master
Of ceremonies. His other son,
John, and a grandson, Thorn
as Collentine, acted as servers.
The newly ordained Father
Fidelis Collentine also has a
daughter and a total of 18
grandchildren.
Father Fidelis is scheduled
TO offer a White Mass for for
mer associates in his medical
profession in st. Johns ca
thedral in Milwaukee, his ma.
tive city, on October IA.
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Offer Mass
For Contractor
L. L. Visintine

Requiem High Mass was
offered Wednesday in Our
Lady of Victory Church for
Thomas l.. Visintine, vice
president and member of the
Board Of Directors of Visin-
tine and Co., General Contrac-
tors. Mr.. Visintine died Sun
day in Mt. Carmel Hospital at
the age of 20.
He was a veteran of World
War | and a member Of the
Catholic Order of Foresters,
and the parish Holy Name So
ciety.
Survivors include his wife,
Ailene; two daughters, Miss
Leda Mae Visintine, at home;
and Mrs. Mary Ailene Mel
aragno, Columbus; four grand.
children, six brothers and two
sisters.
Burial was in ST. Joseph
Cemetery.