davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-17

rather than serving as a block
against communism, would in
vite the cold war into the
Congo and provide a secession
list government for the Com
munist countries to support.
Mr.. Stevenson made his OBJ
servations in a letter to James
j. Fitzpatrick, editor of the
Richmond News Leader. Mr.
Fitzpatrick wrote the U. N. Am
bassador asking If the U. N.
wasn't violating its own char
ter by intervention in the in
ternal affairs>of Katanga. The
editor said also the policy of
the United States called for
the overthrow "of stout and
friendly anti-Communist, ca
pable OF maintaining a stable
and prosperous country, in or
der to replace him with the
stooge of a puppet central gov
eminent heavily infiltrated by
Marxists."
In reply, Mr.. stevenson
wrote:
1.-THE United Nations is not
intervening in the internal af-
fairs of the Congo, since it
was invited by the legitimate
government Of the Congo to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-17

policy calls for the overthrow
of a stout and friendly anti
Communist You imply that
the central government leans
toward the Communists. While
Tshombe has proclaimed him
self Communist, his policy
has threatened the very kind Of
chaos and division which, with
out the presence of the United
Nations in the Congo, would in
vite the cold war into the un-
fortunate country and permit
the Communist bloc to find q
secessionist government Of an
other sort which 1t could sup
port. ;"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-17

come to its assistance for the
purpose of maintaining order
in that strife-ridden country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-17
Kotongo Part of Congo,
Stevenson + ellis Editor

RICHMOND, Dec. IT (AP),-Adlai Stevenson says the
people Katanga have right to self deter
mnaton outside the framework of the Congo) nation than
do the people of any State of our Union"
The nietd States Ambassador to the United Nations adds
that the nnlicies of nrnyonal President Thombe
Evening star., 1962-03-08
YOUNG MAN

A GOOD MAN who
needs to earn $3.50
or more each week.
No lay-offs, this is
steady. IL months a
year. Car helpful
Apply 10 am. to
3 pm. MR.. DINE
GAR, 1907 Georgia
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1962-03-08

THE
FIFTH
TOWERS
MARTS
International
OPENING
SOON
NEEDS
STORE
PERSONNEL
TOWERS MARTS
INTERNATIONAL
Is one of the larg-
est, most rapidly
growing unit
department store
operations in the
United States and
Canada. We are
looking for store
personnel to join
this fabulous or
ganization W hich
offers an exciting
and challenging fu-
tllre tO qualified
people.
WE HAVE
Immediate Openings TO
STORE MANAGERS
Asst. Store Managers
Dept. Managers
and
Sales Personnel
for:
LADIES' WEAR
MEMS WEAR
CHlLDREN'S WEAR
MILLINERY
TOYS
RECORDS
COSMETICS
JEWELRY
HARDWARE
AUTOMOTIVE
CAMERAS
SHOES
LUNCHEONETTE
DOMESTICS
SPORTING GOODS
| CASHIERS
STOCK BOYS
Interviews Will Be Held
8401 Annapolis Rd.
defense Hwv.)
Lanham, Md.
Daily Through Friday
From 9 Am. to IL Moo
l PM. to 5 PM.
6 PM. to 9 PM.
Saturdays, 8 Am. to S Pm
Evening star., 1962-03-08
statesmen
SALESMAN

Exceptional salary plus comm, co.
benefits. Unusual opp. for am
bilious exp. salesman. Protected
loc.. established territory with lge.
E a IS tern manufacturer. Repeat
business. Excel. opp. for advance
ment. Car nee. State full quail.
Box 212-B, Star.
SALESMAN, expcr. radio and TV
parts. Apply CENTRONIC WHOLE
SALERS, INC. 651 Pa. ave. sc.
Statesmen NEEDED. II you are q
salesman that can sell anything
to. anybody-at any time-don't
call u.s., BUT If you have integrity,
would like to show an item that
is different. best of its type, also
sells itself, call Ma. s-1950 fol-
Evening star., 1962-03-08
n 1 i ENIlON
HOUSEWIVES

PART TINE
Make UP to S100 per week, Tele-
phone soliciting for one of the
Leading needs Of the home owner
AUTO SALESWOMEN, new cars,
Herb Gordon Dodge, Inc, is in.
terested in women who desire a
career in the new car sales field
BE one Of the first to enter this
new fleld for women in Wash
cspn women nave successfully sold new
train AMI pay you while learning
Apply in person only to Mr.. Ear
Fling or Mr.. Herb Gordon, HERE
GORDON DODGE. INC, 1901
Conn. ave. NV.
AUTOMOTIVE TITLE CLERK-Im-
mediate position available for ex-
perienced title clerk, excellent op-
portunity, pleasant working con-
oltons, pay commensurate with
experience. Experience preferred
but will train If you have some
automotive office experience. Ap-
ply IN person or call Mr.. Nell,
ROCKVILLE MOTOR CO., Rock
vile. Nd. GA. $4,000.
AVON CALLING (55 Attractive
ladies: part-time hours, earn NJ
to $40 wkly. DI. 7-0221.
BANK BOOKKEEPER-Must be ex,
perlenced: good salary; pleasant
WORKING cond. Apply SECURITY
BANK. 9th and G SITS. NV.
BE A BEAUTY counselor consultant
full or part time flexible hrs. Idea
for housewife. MANAGEMENT pos
avail. Ell. 6-5647.
BEAUTICIAN = Experienced all.
around operator. Salary and com.
mission: HARDING SALON OF
BEAUTY, 2475 Va. ave. NV.
FE. 7-5067.
BEAUTICIAN-Man or woman.
am opening new shop at Atlantic
and s. Capitol sts. in Congress
Hgts. will need a full staff
manager, shampoo girl, manicuris
and at least 8 hairdresserS. I viii
pay top salaries and the very tor
commission to the right people
GAY GAY eHER. Mr.. DAN KE. s-6356 Of
BEAUTICIAN, EXP. sTYLIsT, full
or part time; busy salon; down
town. EX. 3-4242.
BEAUTICIANS-I am opening
new, shop at Atlantic and Soutl
Capitol SITS. in Congress Heights
/ will need a full staff, manager
shampoo girl, manicurist and
and the VERY top commissions i
the right people. Call MR.. DAN
KE. S-6356 or 532-s457.
BEAUTICIAN, male or female, ex
per, good salary and Commission
excel, opportunity. MICHEL HIATT
STYL1ST. daily, call JU. 9-1445
| ewes, 365-3393
Evening star., 1962-03-08

BEAUTICIAN = Experienced all.
around operator. Salary and com.
mission: HARDING SALON OF
BEAUTY, 2475 Va. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1962-03-08
SERVICE STATION HELPER Z

SERVICE STATION HELPER. fol
Post Exchange service station
sells gasoline and oil, services
cars, changes tires and performs
other related duties: starting rate
portunity for advancement and
merit increases; employee bene-
fits include vacation with pay
group insurance, disqualification
retirement program and PIX pur-
chasing privileges. Apply in per
son to Post Exchange Personnel
Office, Bldg. No. 543, FORT
GEORGE @. MEADE. Nd.
Evening star., 1962-03-08
SAIESMAN-TRAINEE

SALESMAN. retail, young, aggres-
sive. married. $50 wk., excel
oprty. Mr.. Black, BOYD'S, zoo
18th NV. Ma. S-234O.
Evening star., 1962-03-08
REAL ESTATE sAIESWoMEN

Due to. an expansion program,
we need top flight full time
Salespeople; best opportunity for
good aggressive person: excellent
compensation and training plan,
For confidential interview cali OIL,
Evening star., 1962-03-08
Personnel Assistant

Diversified position available
for young woman with q
minimum of . years person.
mel experience, including
interviews, testing OF appli-
cants and personnel proce-
dures, S4,2S4 to start. Many
liberal fringe benefits. Call
CO. 5-7400.
Evening star., 1962-03-08
ASSISTANT MANHG;

ma ASSISTANT MANAGER
For progressive Women's snecialtv
Snop; Must have some related ex.
perlence either as asst, mgr or
oept. mgr. in specially or chain
store operation: 5-day wk. GOOD
Saiary plus comm. Apply Miss
Falkin. ORMAND SHOP, Prince
Geo. Plaza, Hyattsville, Md,
ASST. BKKPR., bank reconciiia-
tons, no typ, to 40, S65
GREEN'S EMPL.. 73S 18th NV.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. Immed
opening for exper. person in acct
payable, accounts receivable and
general ledger. Typing helpful. Sal.
ary open. WA. 7-420S.
ASST. PERSONNEL---to to $4,000
BEGINNER CLERK S9'S0C
ABBOTT EMPL., 1907 H NV.
Evening star., 1962-03-08

Anchor Post Products, Inc
4924 Del Raw Ave. Bethesda, Nd
OIL. 2-5270
Evening star., 1962-03-08

Make UP to Si6O per t week Te,e
phone soliciting for one of M IN,
ieading needs Of the home owner
Evening star., 1962-03-08
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

RETIRED CoUPLE-Church jani-
tor; house and utils. plus small
salary: both must be physically fit
Refer. necessary. Ii. 4-1472, $3.50
to 4.
Evening star., 1962-03-08
statesmen (2)

We. have . openings for full-tim
sales employment High commits
sion. complete training. For in
lorna ton. call D. F. Foley, Brancl
Sales Manager.
Evening star., 1962-03-08

NCOOo O1 d41b N1011dSCl
Young man, to be trained as restau-
rant manager, for growing COM
pany. Some experience necessary.
OLD DUTCH INN RESTAURANT,
Church, ask for Mr.. van iienden'
ROUTE MAN, P. G. Co., opening
for married man under 3S, car
" for right man. 474-319S for
ROUTEMAN
Between the ages of ,21 and 35.
supply route. References required.
2149 Queens Chapel I'd. ne.
SALARY with wonderful oppor-
tunity for person experienced in
leasing. or management Of COM
merical properties. Age no barrier
reply Box 1-C, Star.
SALES TRAINEE, excel. opport.
with natl. org, 2 yrs. college,
all expenses paid, car furn.. good
advancement. $4,000. POTOMAC
EMPL., oil King ST.. XII. 9-5055.
SALES OPERATION MANAGER to
actively manage the showroom of
an established jewelry and general
merchandise wholesaler. Must be
experienced in management. Ca
reer. position for responsible, de-
pendable man. Excellent opportu-
nifty for the future. Salary COM
mensurate with qualifications. Box
439-C, Star.
SALES MANAGER TRAINEE, Sl40
week, guaranteed commission to
start. Major U. s. company, col
lege or equiv, in sales exp. age
25-35. Call MR.. WILSON, Ell. g.
1894 days, VIII. 2-0255 after p m.
SALES MANAGER for gas-appliance
store, with kitchen-planning exp.
Apply BATEMAN g. SON. INC.
1904 Rhode Island ave. ne. 529-
SALESMAN, degree for Natl Co,
SlOO 70 start, unusual potential.
NJ, NJ siaeki saalo 5oYD's' 18th and g
SALESMAN. retail, young. agrees
sive, married, $50 wk.. excel
oprty. Mr.. Black, BOYD'S, zoo
18th NV. Ma. S-234O.
SALESMAN-TRAINEE
We prefer a man under 30 with
pleasing personality and appear
ance. Inorough training given
with guarantee plus commission
during training period. Applicant
must be willing to work and study
to become senior salesman whose
average earnings are between S.
900 and $4,000 per year. Quail
ity products, repeat business, op-
portunity for advancement, pro-
tected territory, weekly settlement
established business. Our company
has been in business over so year,
and is rated AAA-1 Write, Civ.
ing telephone number and sum.
| mary OF your last position L
P. o. Box 2527, Wash. 10, D. C
statesmen. full or part time
golden opport. for right men; w
will train you to sell our product
Call RI. 3-7418 for appointment
Statesmen. full or part time. Earr
| S125 per wk. and more in spart
time. Will train. Work with lead!
only Excel. oppor. CO. 5-4SSS.
statesmen. full and part time
Make up to $4,000 per year sell
ing home improvements. Advance
on commission. Fast service anC
low prices Sell direct for one O
Americas leading manufacturer
Of aluminium products. Call 524
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-16

so many words but by your
attitude. You sound rebel
lious. And if this is getting
through to your parents they
probably feel you are not mat
ture enough TO have the same
privileges as your friends.
Certainly you need some
some fun and relaxation.
Your parents know this too
but are hesitant to let you
have as much as you want, or
the kind you want. Why? Do
you realize they can only
judge you and your actions by
what they see? Maybe they
are not so pleased by what
they see. Ask them.
| would suggest that you
first simmer down. Ask rath-
er than demand. Control your
impatience. What you want
are adult privileges. Begin
behaving like an adult and
you will get them.
Doris Revere Peters is a
s~yndieated colUmnist. Please
do not ask for q personal re-
ply. Readers are invited 10
write TO her in care OF Box
$40, Columbus Is, Ohio
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-16
CYC Calendar

This calendar will list. the upcoming activities
of the Diocesan Catholic Youth Council and also CYC
events in the parish. All parishes are invited to send
news items for this calendar to The Catholic Times,
GAG E. Rich st. All items must be in The Catholic
Times office, no later than Saturday noon for publ
cation in the following Fridays paper)
SUNDAY, FEB. I8
COMMUNION CRUSADE begins at st. Matthias and Christ
the King parishes, Columbus. February "a is the feast of st.
Matthias.
ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST cYAc, Lucky Chance" card
party and dance 7 to IL pm, in the parish center, 657 S. Ohio
Ave. Round and square dancing. Refreshments.
TUESDAY, FEB. 20
HOLY NAME PARISH Catholic Young Adult Club meets
pm, in the church basement, Patterson and Adams. All
unmarried high school graduates in the parish are invited to
attend this meeting. Representative of the diocesan expansion
committee will speak. For information call Mike Collins, AM
1892.
THURSDAY, FEB. n
THE TUCSON ARIZONA Boys Chorus will appear in the
Erskine Series at BIS pm. at Erskine Hall, st. Mary of the
Springs. Reserved seats may be purchased from the Dean,
College Of St Mary of the Springs. CT. 22137.
MEMS RECREATION ASSOCIATION meets, 8 pm, CYC
office, 1899 Hawthorne Ave. Agenda includes report on 1862
basketball, plans for annual Youth Night at Jet Stadium, and
plans for the upcoming baseball season. Jack Ryan, coach
at st. Charles. will chair the meeting.
SATURDAY. FEB. "a
ST. cATHARINE cYc, Last Chance Dance $50 to 11:30
pm, st. Catharine Gym. The worlds best bands play on records.
SATURDAY, MARCH 3
ANNUAL CONVENTION of the DCCY opens at the Youth
Center, Ohio State Exposition. Continues on Sunday March 4.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-16
Workshops
For Youth
Convention

Marilyn Quigley and
Ann Mackin, workshops
chairmen, for the Column
bus Diocesan Council of
Youth convention, March
3-4, announced the work
shop titles for the convention.
Both divisions, teenage and
young adult, will have a pre-
liminary workshop Goals of
the CYC."
THE HIGH.DIVIsIoN PRO.
GRAM workshops will be en-
titled Communion Sunday
Breakfast or Supper" and
"Holy ~Hour-Activity or Ac-
tion?", spiritual; els Is Old
Enough" and "Sneer. Smoker
or Laugh?", cultural; "Shall
We Twist?", social; and "The
Favored Few-What About
the Majority, physical.
The CYAC program work
shops are Communion Sun
Day-Breakfast o. SUPERB,
spiritual; did You Give Any
thing to the Rummage Sale?",
cultural; Does the Varsity
Drag?", and "The Favored
Few-What About the Major
typ, physical.
SOME OF THE SOCIAL Ac-
TON workshops are Il Don't
Want to Set the World on
Fire. (missions); 'Is Your
Pew in the Vestibule?" Git
urgy); mater, Si-Magistra, 81"
bleaching authority; Are You
Color Blind?" Gnterracial
JUSTICE; and Are They Your
Kissing Cousins?" (interfaith
relationships.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-16

JERRY DoLZINE, treasurer
of the Columbus Diocesan
Council of Catholic Youth, left
February 5 for basic training
al Lakeland Air Force Base,
Texas.
He is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. julius Dolzine of New
Philadelphia, and a 1859 grad
uate of st. Joseph High School
in Dover, where he was presi-
dent of his junior and SEN
Tor classes, and was named
most valuable player on the
basketball team.
DOLE NE ATTENDED Kent
State University and the Au-
donation Institute of Akron,
and was employed as a fore
man at the Dover Nodded Pro-
duct Company.
Besides being treasurer of
the DCCY, he served as presi-
dent of the Northern Deanery
Federation.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-16

ments are 30x10 and the in
scription in red lettering
reads, Hartley High, Home of
the Hawks"
Anyone entering the gym
at Hartley will soon realize
that Hartley has made school
spirit a tangible and most de
Sirable thing.
NEWS AND NOTES: The
sophomore class of Dover ST.
Joseph is sponsoring a Valen-
tine dance entitled MELODY
OF HEARTS to be held on
Feb. 16, For the occasion a
Queen of Hearts" will be
chosen. Voting is done by
the number of pennies donat-
ed to the Bishops Relief Fund.
On February 81, St. Joseph
Academy will hold its annual
Cherry BALI at the Valley
Dale from $50 until 1870
pm. Chuck Selby and his or.
chestra. Tickets are $3.50 per
couple and can be purchased
from st. Joseph seniors. The
dance is semi-formal and open
to those in their junior year
and over.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-16
DEAR DORIS =.
Should She Join
Clubs Or Babysit?

young TO date and when
| do ask them If can GO
some place never hear
The end of il. | thought
mothers were supposed TO
be on their daughters
side. Well, mine, instead
of helping me, is 'orever
screaming about the
wrong things do.
Ny friends have their
licenses and have been
dating for over a year.
All The books say that
during the teen years
a girl should 60 OUT and
have fun. Well sure
wish someone would tell
that TO my parents be.
cause I'm sick and tired
of trying.
Don't tell me TO forget
this and concentrate on
my studies because that
is what | have been doinu
for two years. love my
parents and outside of
this they are a lot of fun.
It's just that they don't
understand me. II this
goes on any longer | in.
tend 10 really tell them
off.
Betsy
Concentrate on improving
your attitude Betsy.
From the tone of your let.
ter ] bet you do tell them
Off every day. Perhaps not in
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-16
YOU CAN DO SO MUCH

= For 27s a day Che price of a pack of cgarettes) EDUCATE
A NATIVE PRIEST. JACOB KALAPURAYIL, XAVIER KALA.
P~URACKAL, and ANTONY KAKKANATT are three of the
young men now studying at ST. JOSEPH'S SEMINARY in
ALWAYE, INDIA. They are too poor to pay for their seminary
training. The training, which lasts six years, costs $500 $100
q year,, for each of them.
TINE REFUGEES Arabs some of them Catholics, these ref
ugees are the victims of the Arab-Israeli War of 1948. They
live in camps in LEBANON, SYRIA, JORDAN, and GAIA.
r For zoe a day ($6 a month"; GIVE CATHOLIC LITERATURE
TO THE ARABS. The Bible, NeD Testament, and Imitation of
Christ are available again in Arabic. Well give them to Cath.
Ollie Arabs too poor to buy them, if you will make it possible.
MAKE YOUR MONTHLY GIFT A sTRINGLEss GIFT. Send
your sacrifice each month mo Strings Attached" Well use il
where it's needed most.
r JOIN THIS MISSION AID SOCIETY. The help YOU viii
give is most necessary; the benefits you will receive. meal.
culable.
Dear Monsignor:
Please enroll q me, 9 my family.
Name
Street
City ................. Zone 49,. State. 800.
q Fast OissionsA
FRANCIS CARDINAL sPELLMAN. President
Mssr Joseph T. Ryaa. NOfI seeY
Send oil communications 70:
CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION
$50 Lexington Ave. at doth 81. New York II. p Y Il
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-16
Books .
Continued from Page 81

(C0ntlnueQ TON rage %
Jadwiga was to forsake her
own desires in order to marry
the dreaded pagan Jagiello,
who promised, as his wedding
present, to become baptized
and to convert his whole ma
ton.
The book is rich in histor-
ical background and gives
some idea of life at the time.
LEARN A LlTTLEI SIPS,
YEARN a LITTLE! $1.35. and
BURN A LITTLE! S1.50 by Jo-
seph T. McGloin, ST., Bruce.
CTeens) These three soft-back
books are designed for teens
and they pull no punches.
Learn is designed to
put a little backbone in the
liant OF heart and to SHOW
them that LIFE is a positive
thing that has to be lived in
accordance to Gods will.
A -. or WHY DID
GOD HAVE TO COME UP
WITH TWO SEXES" deals
with dating, going steady and
related problems. BURN
points out to teens that they
must act independently and
that anything that keeps us
from getting to God is not
freedom but slavery. All three
are literally illus. by Don
Baumgart with pictures that
get to the heart Of the mat
ter.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-16

co-captains of Hartley'S foot
ball team, painted a white
hawk in the middle of the CEN
ter jump circle. The "hawk,"
with a Widespread of II feet,
was presented as a gesture of
good will to the basketball
team from the football team.
The Student Council took
care of the finances. Sister
Esther Marie, head of the art
department, directed the
painting.
AS a FURTHER gesture,
the Student Council and the
student body presented the
school a giant blue banner to
hang on the wall in the gym.
The banner was constructed
by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schla-
ger and family. Its measure
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-16
STABAT
AT SPRINGS

The Concert Choir of the
College of st. Mary Of the
Springs and the Mems Glee
Club of st. Joseph College,
Rensselaer,, Indiana, will per-
form Rossini's Stabat Mater
at 3;15 pm. Sunday, March 4,
in the Erskine Hall Little The
alter. Tickets will be available
at the door.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-16
Dear Doris:

Dear Doris:
I'm q freshman in high
school. AT the beginning
there we're so many clubs
and activities TO belong
TO | did not know which
TO Join. | joined the Ath-
letic Association and tried
out for cheer leading
without success. My next
choice was to belong TO
basketball followed by
swimming. Now there are
other clubs such as the
Sodslity and the new
Science Club ! would like
to Join. But | have q baby
sitting job one day a
week. Should quit this
Job TO belong 10 the So
daIify?
JIM.
What is more important to
you-to belong TO the Sodal-
ity and enjoying its spiritual
advantages or the job and its
extra money? I'm sure you
realize the wonderful oppor-
tunity the Sodality offers in
helping you reach spiritual
perfection and IN practicing
Catholic Action If you really
need the money you probably
could find another Job that
doesn't conflict in time.
Before joining any more
clubs you should make two
decisions. FIRST, how much
time can you spend on outside
activities without neglecting
your studies? Second, what do
you like best? Clubs and extra
curricular activities should be
interesting - and fun. Take
time now and decide, Don't
make the mistake of joining
too many.
Dear Doris:
I'm Is and my parents
treat me as though ! we're
six. They think I'm TOO
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-16

Our plaudits to the Ford
Foundation for its 1925, 900
grant for a 4-year series Of
intergroup discussions on re-
ligious issues that bring dis
agreements in our society.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-16

Macbeth" will be present
ed February 27-28 and March
Ia, in the University Hall
Theater. A special high school
matinee will be presented at 2
pm, March 3.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-16
THE MAIN STREET 1928

I. You CAN PRAY FOR OUR PRIESTS, SISTERS AND
THEIR WORK. This is most important. Sermons, instructions,
classrooms and cinics-without Gods grace, all Of them are
worthless. Saint Paul said this to the Corinthians: Il have plant
ed, Apollo watered, but God has given the growth"
2. YOU CAN SACRIFICE. You can "make do" with what You
have, do without what you do not need. It's a lesson from
Our Lord. He said: "Deny yourself, take up your cross daily.
and follow Me"
5. YOU CAN PUT THE MISSIONS IN YOUR BUDGET. Our
priests and Sisters, with bodies ms well as souls, must be fed,
housed, and clothed. They must have the "tools" with which
to work. You can give them these things. You can help them
on Main Street, just as you'd help them if you lived overseas.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-16
HIGH TINES:
Spirit Evident
At Hartley High
BY KATHY HUBBS,
TIMES HIGH SCHOOL EDITOR

School spirit is often an intangible thing. You
can feel it as you walk through school halls. You can
hear it in the classrooms and at sports events.
RECENTLY AT BISHOP HARTLEY High School
spirit was in plain view. Rick Jacobs and Doug Bedell,