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The Republican., 1962-07-19

FOR SALE-Trailer like new.
Phone 487l, Terra Alta, w. Va, af-
ter s p. m. ADV, 20-7t@
FOR SALE-Used shallow well
jet pump Phone DE 4-306l Gerald
j. Sanders. ADV. 20-3t"
FOR SALE r. 5-ft Mccormick
Deering combine. Joni j. Miller,
r 2, Oakland. ADV. 20-tf
FOR SALE ~ 1880 two-story
wood building to be torn down.
Darwin Fike, Crcllin. Md ADV.
2l-tf
FOR SALE-Martin silos. large
July discount Schmidt Bros, Swan
ton, Md, phone DE 1852 ADV.
21-2ta
FOR SALE-26-ft. raft. like new.
viii sell or trade for boat. Reason
able, Phone 6l2 Terra Alta ADV.
2O-3ta
FOR Several fine used
washing machines, priced to sell.
West Maryland Power Co.-Adv.
15-tf.
FOR SALE-Wofver1ne shoes by
special order Two weeks delivery.
Browning's Hardware, Oakland. -
Adv 3S-tf
FOR SALE-1954 Customine A.
door Ford G-cyl. $3.50. Henry j.
Petershcim. r 2. Box 144. Oakland.
Adv 21-2t"
FOR SALE-1954 Mercury, $40:
1865 Pontiac $3.50: Thomas Motor
Service, Friendsville. phone SH G.
285l ADV. 17-tf
FOR SALE ~ 2-year-old female
beagle, and 4 beagle pups, ? months
old. Bruce Lohr, Oakland. phone
DE 4-2609 ADV. 20-2t"
FOR SALE - Manure sprcadcr
in working condition, one side de-
livery rake in good condition
Phone DE 4-2875 ADV. 21-2t
FOR SALE-Vitaray gas heater
like new. $40; l7-in. portable Zenith
television, SS5. Mrs. Wilda Helmick
IS Alder St, Oakland. Adv 20-3t'
FOR SALE-15' outboard motor
boat, 25 hip. engine with electric
starter, steering wheel, windshield
trailer. Inquire Shaffer Ford Sales
phone DE 4-2941. ADV. 16-tf
FOR SALE-Several registered
yearling rams, Hampshire and Suf-
folk breeds Lee Shillingburg, Deer
. Park Phone DE 4-2985. ADV. 81
If
FOR SALE-One 3O-in Heatila-
| tor, two 50-in Heatilators. . off.
new 5OO-gal steel septic tank
S3225. A. d. Naylor and Co. ADV
/ 21-3t
FOR SALE-6OO DeKalb pullets
! hatched March 9th: 700 H and N
/ pullets, hatched June 18th David
Otto, Swanton, phone DE 4-2927
ADV 2l-tf
J FOR SALE - Sailboat. 13-ft..
/ fibreg glass. excellent condition. eX-
tremely roomy and stable. complete
with trailer $4,000 Phone DE A.
1886. ADV 20-3t#
FOR SALE-One farm wagon
with large hay ladders on steel
wheels, $40; 1858 Ford pickup.
S595; 1856 Buick Special. S795. Glib
sons Auto Parts, Loeb Lynn -
| Adv 21-1t
FOF SALE OR RENT - Fur
I nished cabins at Swallow Falls
Very low down payment and small
monthly payments Sale prices
] 81 900. to $4,000 Phone DE 4-3726
ADV 2O-2t@
FOR SALE-All kinds Of vege-
tables: beans, peas. carrots, beets,
the very best sweet corn hybrid
! yellow bantam), cucumbers, pota-
toes, cabbage. Cantaloupes COM
ing on Young chickens to fry or
can Call DE 4-27O6 after 6 p. m. -
| Adv 20-tf
The Republican., 1962-07-19
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
FOR RENT-5-room bungalow,
modern conveniences. Phone DE A.
1873. ADV. 21-4t@
| FOR RENT-4-room furnished
apartment. Phone DE 4-2504, A. C.
Warwick. Adv. 20-tf
FOR RENT - Three-room fur
nished apartment with bath. Phone
DE 4-9889. ADV. 13-tf
SLEEPING ROOMS for Rent by
day or week Rev H. B. Ritten-
house, phone 334-9224 ADV. 16-tf
FOR RENT-One double house.
rooms, two baths, large basement,
on route 219 miles south of Oak
| land Phone DE 4-2746 ADV 20-tf
FOR RENT-Apartment 4-rooms
and bath, private entrance, heat
furnished, in Grantsville. H. P. Col
lier, Accident, phone VA 6-8242. -
Adv. 17-tf
FOR RENT-Four-room house at
Swallow Falls Just back of the
Dunkard church See Della M. Mel
lott Oak Park, Rt 2, Oakland,
phone DE 4-4865. ADV 21-3t@
FOR RENT-Two bedroom house
trailer, lakeshore and dock Inquire
at Topscher's, in Red Run section,
or write Box 280, RID l, Oakland,
Md. ADV 1855
FOR RENT - Two completely
furnished cottages at Deep Creek
Lake. One has two bedrooms, the
other has three bedrooms. Patio
and lawn furniture, playground for
small children safe distance from
lake. TV too. Reasonable. Contact
Mrs AL Hokai, RID 2, Box 80, Swan
ton, Md, or phone 334-4194. ADV
20-tf
The Republican., 1962-07-19

FOR SALE-Good work car, 1851
Plymouth, 2-door in good shape
with good tires and snow treads
Cash only, $500 Call DE 4-3339.
1876 4th St, Oakland ADV. 20-2t
JULY CLEARANCE SALE-Thc
best in used furniture at Pats Used
Furniture. KitzmilIer. Md Open
daily 9-5, except Thursday. until
noon. Appointment call GIL 3-460l
ADV. Plat
FOR SALE-Lot 10OX150 with
lakefront privileges, ideal for sum-
mer home; also welded tube steel
frame boat dock, on water, ready
for your lake front. Phone DE a
1896. ADV. 12-tf
The Republican., 1962-07-19
Arch Street off Eighth

FOR SALE - Used Furniture.
Washing machine, dining room
suite, living room suites, tables,
chairs, beds, dressers, vanities,
stands, desk, sewing machine,
china closet, kitchen cabinet, rugs,
sink, double drain board O. B.
FraZee. phone SH 6-2451, Friends
vile, Md. ADV 20-4t
FOR SALE-500 board feet of
solid used chestnut boards, excel
lent for cabinets, shelving or in
side lining, S65; all metal electric
saw and stand, S25: old fashioned
apartment size gas stove, $3.50;
Servel refrigerator, now in use,
$500. Carson Cottage, at Camp
Galilee, Lake Terra Alta. ADV
21-3t
The Republican., 1962-07-19

FOR SALE-Used furniture Call
DE 4-3l27. ADV. 2l-tf
FOR SALE-1953 Buick, straight
shift. Sl95 Leo McBee, Crellin -
Adv 21-2ta
FOR SALE - 1860 Volkswagen.
Call Owen 3-298l after p. m. --
Adv. l8-tf
The Republican., 1962-07-19

DINNER BELL FOR SALE-Al-
vim Breuninger, phone DE 4-3678.
ADV. 2l-2t@
FOR SALE-14-ft. boat and 10
hip. johnson motor Phone Gil g.
4901. ADV 16-tf
FOR SALE-l956 Packard, excel
lent condition. 5000 cash. Phone
SH 6-2695-Adv. 13-tf.
FOR SALE-5-pc. breakfast set,
solid, good condition, $1,000. Call
DE 1882. Adv. 20-4t
The Republican., 1962-07-19

FOR SALE-50O aluminium win
doWs, new, glass and l screen,
S7.95 each; door awning, $50; SIT.
iron column, Sc; 25 assorted alumi-
mum screens, 25c each: wooden
storm doors, $3.50 each; l aluminium
storm door, used, SO; 100 pcs.
window glass, assorted sizes, 10c
each and up. Piper Electric Co.,
Oakland ADV. 20-tf
The Republican., 1962-07-19
EOR SALE

FOR SALE Boston terrier pup
pies, one female chihuahua puppy.
Call DE 1896 ADV 21-tf
FOR SALE-25 hip. electric start
outboard motor, Can be seen at
Ritchies Motel ADV. 18-tf
FOR SALE-Two display tables.
) IT, long, good condition. Smouse's S
Market, Oakland. ADV 2l-tf
FOR SALE 1855 International
R-190 truck. Charles Rush, Friends
vile. phone SH 6-2137. ADV 21-3t#
FOR SALE-5 acre lots on Oak
land-Sang Run Road, about 4l2
miles out of Oakland $500 per lot.
Call DE 4-2390. ADV. 2O-2t
The Republican., 1962-07-19

FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Siloo. Phone DE 4
3672-Adv 2-tf
FOR SALE-Oil drums. Storcy's
Landing. McHenry, Md. ADV. 12-
If
ANTIQUES-CIose out appoint
ment only HIllcrest 6-2761-Adv.
l2-16ta
FOR SALE-Large barrels, suit
able for boat dock. Phone DE A.
4246 ADV 18-10t4
FOR SALE IT, Lake front lot
10O'X15O' Phone GIL 3-4901 or DE A.
1850 ADV. 19-tf
FOR SALE-Hog feeder, 4-hole
self feeder galvanized. good con-
dition Phone DE 4-4757 ADV. 21-
The Republican., 1962-07-19
COMMISSIONERS MEETING

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That the Board of County Com
missioners for Garrett County
Maryland, will be in session for
the transaction of all routine
business that may properly come
before them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
AUGUST 6 & 7, 1862
BY order of the Board
MRS. VIRGINIA FIZER,
Clerk
The Republican., 1962-07-19

FOR SALE -16-ft. yellow Jacket
cruiser convertible top. electric
starter, 35 Evinrude Lark motor,
tiltbar trailer. Phone 334-4l94 -
Adv 20-tf
The Republican., 1962-07-19

FOR RENT Broom apartment
in Southern apartments, available
August 5 Call DE 4-3lll ADV, 2l-
If
FOR RENT-Apartmcnt, 3 rooms
and bath, near Southern High
Utilities furnished Phone DE 4
2312. ADV. 20-4t"
The Republican., 1962-07-19

FOR SALE - Five-room house,
completely insulated, with base
ment, located on Cherry Creek
road, McHenry. Would make fine
winter cabin. Can be seen any time
Inquire Robert Edgar, phone DE
4-4432. ADV. 16-tf
The Republican., 1962-07-19

FOR SALE-Wide front end for
Farmall M or MTA tractor, 52-gal
glass lined hot water heater, used
one year: New Idea rubber tired
wagon with hay ladders, lift Gin.
wide, Is #. long with sin channel
iron stringers. William Fitzwater,
Dial DE 1884, Swanton. ADV.
20-3t
The Republican., 1962-07-19

FOR SALE-American No. 8
surfacer Plains 8X24 AL shape.
Earle Glotfelty. McHenry. ADV
46-tf
FOR SALE-1958 Buick Super
4-door sedan. new tires, excellent
condition. Phone DE 4-4636. -Adv.
lS-tf
The Republican., 1962-07-19

FOR SALE-Girrs 2G-inch bike
good condition Price $500 Phone
DE 4-3679 ADV 21-2t*
FOR SALE-Baby stroller, gate,
and gas stove. Lizzie Welch, phone
DE 4-4310 ADV. 21-lt"
FOR SALE-Unico milk cooler,
6-can spray type. Dale Stemple Au-
rora, w. Va. ADV 21-2ta
The Republican., 1962-07-19

MACHINERY FOR SALE-New
Allis-Chalmers model 72 combine,
bargain; new Allis-Chalmers model
80 combine, bargain; used model
&c Allis-Chalmers combine, excel
lent condition: used forage harvest
er, Allis-Chalmers. Cochran Farm
Equipment Co, Somerset, Pa,
phone 4348. ADV. 21-3t
The Republican., 1962-07-19

/ WORLD BOOK Encyclopedia.
Mary r. Martin, Mt Lake Park,
Md, phone DE 4-3l41 or DE A.
! 2224-Adv. 2O-tf.
The Republican., 1962-07-19

FILL DIRT - Contact John
Petersheim, r ?, Oakland. ADV.
21-2t@
The Republican., 1962-07-19

BOOKKEEPER WANTED Ex-
perienced, full time job. Apply in
writing giving past experience and
training. Box 80, Oakland, Md. =
Adv. 20-2t
The Republican., 1962-07-19

WANTED-Girl, to serve at baby
sitter, first week in August. to live
in Phone DE 4-4173 for interview.
-Adv. 21-lt'
WANTED - Elderly couple to
care for, or one person at A. Scott
Harvey's, Mt Lake Park, phone DE
4-3207. ADV. 15-tf
WANTED - Girl for general
houseWork. Room, board and wages.
Call SH 6-4651 or write P.O. Box
"a. Friendsville, Md. ADV. 20-2t
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The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1962-10-06
MURDER. ARSON SAY COPS

The Ninth Annual Home
Coming Service of the Church
of God in Christ will be held
Sunday, October Z, 1862 at the
church, 18th and Turner ave.
from 100 to 900 pm.
All of our former members
and friends are cordially in
vited to come and feast with
us both naturally and spiritu-
ally. A unique program has
been planned for your enter
tainment and many prominent
personalities will appear on the
program. Some village offici-
ais and professional and bust
ness men will be there.
The Home Coming Sermon
will be preached by the dy-
manic young spirit-filled Man
of God, Elder Samuel Fluker
of Chicago's Roberts Temple
Church of God in Christ.
Music will be rendered by
the Senior and Junior Choirs
and other visiting choirs and
other groups.
Free turkey dinner will be
served to all compliments of
Elder Cary White, the pastor
and his wife.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1962-10-06

"ANGERICA'S PRETTIEST
DISTRICT ATTORNEY" was
the friendly title given to Mrs.
Jewel Rogers LafOntant, Re-
publican candidate for Judge
of the Superior Court of Cook
County, when she was named
as the first Negro woman to
the position of Assistant us.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1962-10-06
THANKS FROM YOUR POLICE DEPT.

The Robbins Police Depart
ment wishes to take this OPP
portunity to thank the merch-
ants for their contributions to
our successful Police Ball on
Saturday, September g., 1862.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1962-10-06

We also want to thank the
general public for their ire
mendous turnout. Again our
most sincere thanks.
Chief Aaron Stout, Pres.
Velvet Douglas, Chmn.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1962-10-06

At 1904 Sunday morning a
fire was reported at 1887
Hamlin. On arrival of the fire
department of police a furi-
Gus fire was in progress. One
she'd was aflame and a small
three room cottage bursting
with flame and smoke. So in
tense was the heat and flame
that the leaves on the small
trees around the spot were
also burning and in the dark
resemIbled tiny candles. Most
of the people standing around
watching the fire were sure
that Mr.. Teasley, owner of
the house, was inside.
The intensity of the heat and
furious flames hampered the
fire department and police in
gaining entrance.
Finally entrance was made
and police and firemen were
confronted by the gruesome
sight of the body of Mr.. Teas
ley on the floor. Mr.. Robert
Mccullough of Crooks Funer-
al Home was standing by to
remove the body. Upon re-
moval and examination of the
body it was discovered that
there was a gaping wound in
the chest, apparently the cause
Of death and possibly gun
shot wound.
The theory is that TeaSley,
70 years of age, was murdered
in a robbery attempt and the
home set afire to hide evidence
of the crime.
The body was taken to the
Cook County Morgue.
Mr.. Teasley was the second
elderly man in the village to
lose his life to criminals.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1962-10-06

District Attorney under u. S.
District Attorney Robert Tie
ken, for the Northern Illinois
District. Now a mother, and
the wife of III. Ernest LafOnt-
ant Haitian Consul, Mrs. La
fOntant is the only woman Slat-
ed as a candidate for a position
on the Superior Court Bench.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-05-11
Thomas Ryan
buried Tuedav

Thomas ]. Ryan, 81, 378
Wahalla Dr.. died May 5.
A graduate of Ohio State
College of Pharmacy, he had
been a practicing pharmacist
in Columbus for 38 years. He
had served as president of the
Ohio State Pharmaceutical
Association and the Columbus
Academy of Pharmacy.
Ryan had served as secre-
tary of the State Board of
Pharmacy and the State Ra-
ing Commission. He was a
member of the Franklin Coun-
ty Democratic Executive Com
mittee.
He was a member of the
Holy Name Society of Imma-
culate Conception parish;
Knights Of Columbus, Council
400, and the Columbus Gener-
al Assembly of the Fourth De
gree.
Ryan is survived by his
wife, Alma; sons, Thomas j.
Jr. and Richard J.. daughter,
Mrs. Norman Foy of Fair
born and a sister, Mrs. Her.
bert Albers.
Requiem High Mass was Of
fered Tuesday in Immaculate
Conception church and burial
was in st. Joseph Cemetery.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-05-11
Graduate Guild
Lecture series
to continue

"The Philosophy of Char
din" will be the subject of a
lectures iscussion at New
man Hall at s pm. Monday,
May IA. The speaker will be
Thomas Rocket of the De-
partment Of Mineralogy of
Ohio State University. The
public is invited.
This lecture is the fourth
in the spring series of New
man Guild lectures which are
held every other Monday.
Rocket is a native of Bos-
ton and a graduate of Tufts
College, where he received
his ABB. in Geology. After
winning his MA. in Geo.
physics at Boston College, he
studied for two years at Ohio
State in the Department of
Mineralogy, and at present is
a research scientist at the
aeronautical research labora-
tory at Wright Patterson Air
Force Base. He has been
awarded a post-doctoral fell
lowship at Harvard University
by the National Science
Foundation.
There will be a discussion
following the lecture and re-
freshments will be served.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-05-11
At ST. Luke Guild meet:
Panelists discuss licit use
Of fertility control drugs

medical indications, moral
theologians such as Father
Hugh J.. O'Connel, C.SS.R.
(Lisuorian, Oct. 1861 and
Father Richard A. Mccormick,
81. (HomiIetie and Pastoral
Review, May 1862, hold that
these drugs may be licitly u.s.
ed under the direction Of a
physician in the following in
stances: y To cure disease
or pathology in menstrual dis
orders, . To promote ferti-
lily, 81 To prevent miscar-
riage, and d To regulate
ovulation or menstruation if
there are valid reasons for
doing so.
he POINTED OUT HOW.
EVER that these new drugs
may not be used y To pre-
vent conception even on a
temporary basis, . To induce
sterlity or procure an abor-
ton by preventing the natural
development of the already
fortified ovum, or 81 If there
is no reasonable hope of cur
ing the disease or promoting
regularity of ovulation with
this medication.
The physician and priest
members of the panel con-
cluded by stating that this
whole question is in its initial
stages and far from settled.
They urged caution in the use
of such drugs unless physi-
clan, priest and patient have
held adequate consultation
from both the medical and
moral angles.
THE ST. LUKE GUILD is
only in its second year but
held a White Mass last Oc-
tober along with its regular
meetings. The Guild hopes to
schedule discussions on cur
rent medical problems in the
future.
Father Hugh J. Murphy is
moderator of the Guild.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-05-11

Some of the newer
drugs in fertility control
have licit medical uses,
but may never be used
for contraception or with
contraceptive intent, over 90
priests and physicians we're
told last Monday evening at
the first Symposium sponsor
ed by the st. Luke Guild Of
Catholic Physicians at Mount
Carmel Hospital.
Panelists for the discussion
on "The Use and Abuse of
the Newer Drugs in Fertility
Control" were DR.. John G.
Boutselis, Chief of Obstetrics
and Gynecology at Mount Car
mel Hospital; DR.. Joseph M.
Gallen, Chief of the Depart
ment of Obstetrics at st.
AIMS Hospital for Women,
and Father George A. Full
cher, STD, Editor Of The
Catholic Times and instructor
in Moral Theology at the
Pontifical College Joseph
mum. The speakers were in
troduced by DR.. Joseph c. For
roster, president of the st.
Luke Guild, who acted as
moderator for the discussion.
DR.. B~outselis outlined some
of the effects of such drugs
as Enovid and Norlutin on the
endocrine and reproductive
system in the female. He stat
ed that medical science does
not know the full extent of
these effects, nor all the side
reactions which may result
from their use.
DR.. Gallen described how
such drugs can be used
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-05-11
BY FR. EDWARD ZAVELL
Liturgy OF fhe Faithful
Fnmks1ssaI.


The most sacred moment
Of the Divine Liturgy is about
to take place-the Consecra-
ton. AS the people kneel a
great silence pervades the en-
tire church. For this is the
moment when the bread and
wine are to be changed into
the previous Body and Blood
Of our Lord on the altar. Now
the priest, with head bowed
over the altar and while
touching the paten, begins to
chant solemnly:
Take ye and eat! This is
My Body, which is broken
for you for the remission of
sins"
After making a profound
bow he then blesses the chal-
ice and chants:
"AIt of you drink of This!
This is My Blood Of fhe new
testament which is shed for
you and for many for The
remission Of sins"
Again the priest bows low
before the altar, recites a
silent prayer called the Anam-
nesis-a prayer which COM
memorates the passion, resur-
rection and ascension of our
Savior. Taking the paten in
his right hand and the chalice
in his left, the right hand is
crossed over the left as he
elevates the sacred species
saying:
Thine OF Thine own we
offer unto Thee in behalf of
all and for ALL"
AS the people joyfully sing
the hymn of praise, the priest
recites several silent prayers
including the Epiklesis ian
an invocation to send down
the Holy Ghost. Other COM
memorations and petitions
follow this. Then a Litany of
Supplication is said aloud and
concluded with the Our Fa-
Their.
After several other prayers
it is now time for Commun-
ion. Taking the Lamb dhe
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-05-11
Eastern perspectives
Priest distributes both
species ut Communion

large square sea) and elevat-
ing it the priest declares:
let US attend Holy Fhir1 ;
for the hoIYI"
This elevation seems to
have been universal in the
East by the fourth century,
and its purpose was to re-
mind the faithful that the
time for Communion was ap-
preaching.
Breaking the Lamb into
four parts the priest gently
drops one part into the chal-
ice. He then prepares himself
for Communion by saying the
Communion Prayer. After
consuming one particle of the
precious Body and some Of
the precious Blood he now
reminds those who are to re-
ceive Communion to come
forward declaring:
Approach with the fear Of
God and with faith"
Hes turns to the people and
with them recites the Com
munion Prayer. Then the
priest distributes with a gold.
en- spoon the sacred Body i'm
mersed in the precious Blood.
Having finished the Commun-
ion he goes to the center,
faces the people, and ele-
Yates the chalice making a
sign of the Cross over people
while informing:
Save o Lord, Thy People
and bless Thine inheritance"
Returning to the altar he
takes the chalice, paten, and
the covers to the side altar
Tor additions. At the conclu.
sion of the additions he re.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-05-11

turns to the main altar ard
makes a final petition for
Gods blessing on the faith
full.
The magnificent liturgy Is
concluded with the dismissal
Of the people when the priest,
facing the people, gives them
the final blessing saying:
THE blessing of fhe Lord
be upon you through His
grace and love fer mankind,
now and foFevernTore."
NEXT WEEK: Some Com.
Parsons of the Roman and
Byzantine Mass.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-05-11

therapeutically to correct vari-
Gus conditions unfavorable to
pregnancy or general health,
menstrual disorders, as well
as to promote fertility and
the regulation Of the men,
strual cycle so that the
rhythm method, if allowed
morally, can be employed
with maximum security.
Commenting on the state
ments of the physicians, Faith.
err Fulcher stated that pre-
Stunning the validity Of the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-05-11

MEDINA - The 1,000-seat st. Francis Xavier church
here, built by the volunteer labor of 365 pariShioners, has
been dedicated by Auxiliary Bishop John F. Wheaton of
Cleveland.
The 365 men worked 28,500 hours in the evenings and
on Saturdays for more than a year in building the church.
They were supervised by A. j. Hummer, a retired contrac-
tor and member of the parish who also was a volunteer.
The colonial style brick structure with white wood trim
has a full basement-auditorum which also accommodates
1000 persons. The church, now debt free, cost the parish about
$685. 900. According to the architect, Thomas Koehl of Cleve-
land. it is valued at $1,000
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-05-11
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Discusses Council .

MILAN, ITALY - Giovanni Cardinal Montini has OBJ
served that the forthcoming ecumenical council will be the
first in history in which Church and State are completely
separated.
Heads Of Catholic states were not invited to the First
Vatican Council Q869-70), as they had been to its immediate
predecessor, the Council of Trent Q545-63), he pointed out.
But during the First Vatican Council the French govern
ment protested to the Holy See against items on the agenda
dealing with relations between Church and State. The Aus
trian government also protested, and tried to organize a
united protest of several European powers. Britain and
Bavaria contemplated formal protests, but decided against
the idea.