Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 March 1950 — Page 8

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~ mense problem, See and the Italtan government;

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Rome Heals War Scr’ Is Sere

~ For Holy Year Events. |

Despite Pope’s Fears a a

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{Ask Mrs. Manners—_

Seeks Charitable Work Len

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Pontiff Once Doubled Whether Impoverished! To Get Ahead

“City Would Be Fifting Setting for Celebration | _

By CHARLES LUCEY, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer ROME, Mar. 9—His Holiness, Pope Pius XII, with whom rested, job? I work in an office which the decision as to whether the traditional Holy Year would be _ob-| handles several kinds of insur- {ormea to his ways of living the served in 1950, once doubted it would be possible, ~7 War had impoverished Iialy ‘and the Holy Father was not’ - certain Rome spiritually and materially was fit enough to provide

the setting for.an event that would. draw pilgrims from. all over the

world.

But well before the Christmas| celsior a continental breakfast— records and

Eve moment at which the Pope, icoffee, rolls, butter and marma-|

himseit inay,

10ng way ih recovery.

Today the Eternal City of 2 11500 lire, or about $2.50 each. jons on thelr own observations of million is zealously readying al- All hotel charges are swelled 20 their employees at work.

disappeared. , Italy has come. a

\good dinner or lunch would cost!

lade--sets you back 500 lire,

What do ‘employers look for | | in a young man when ‘they are

be a partner in such a business.

By JAMES GRAYSON i ‘Some employers keep detailed! ‘use @n eraborate rat-| {ing scale to evaluate the employees - worth to the company

Sa ey A SEY, EE

i Tothers who H Ave bbs chances O8tT. vou nearly twice “that. A.gerve the employee.

A large group base their opin. A third

‘tars, shrines and red carpets for] {per cent by government tax and group hire and promote” on the;

—the advance of millions of Cath-

olics seeking to gain the indul-|

service fees—tips. These, then, represent costs ati

gences of the church promising the higher and lower end of the!

forgiveness of punishment due to scale for the prospective Holy|

sin. Bailds. Big Aqueduct Italy has built

on the fronting St. Peter's piazza, Italian

workmen rush to complete great] new facilities for housing many . who will come here, The Ministry of Public Works!

| Year pilgrim, but there are many - {good hotels in the in-between

a great new range. aqueduct down from Pescalera! “which will provide a supplement- | ed water supply for Rome. Today! Via della - Concillazone, |

Special Events Planned For anyone in the U. 8., one {of the simplest ways of getting {detailed information, or resérvaItions, 1s through the American {Express Co., which is itself or(ganizing’ and directing many | {Holy Year tours,

|spur of the moment.

TH you have a “personal | job problem, write to James Graysom, care of The Times.

“If we analyze the methods, (whether they be simple or com-| | plex, used by employers we will! find that they all arrive at their| conclusions in about the same! manner. They judge the employee! according to those standards! which have been handed down from generation to generation. These standards are based on tsimple rules of eonduct which]

fs pushing reconstruction and re-| All though 1950 there will be every person has heard all his!

has been erected here.

there are. planned fairly fre-

{thousands of pilgrims will be able

will come here for the Holy Year blessing.

—an estimate is. four million. |

From

the U.S. virtually every | canonization

| The Pope will the

preside at of a number

projects in man ya continuing Holy Year program life, such as being on-time; doing areas of the city, Rail facilities|0f special events in Rome, and his work pleasantly and willingly, | bombed -eut—in wartime, are being restored, and a new terminal quent general audiences at which hand, using initiative, being cour-|

applying himself to the work at!

teous and . well mannered, and mon sense. Congratulations on your ambitioneto want to have your own’

Catholic diocese and every large saints, join in processions nd Insurance: business. This is one city will send large pilgrimages perform other public functions, that you can realize if you work

by ship or plane, and in additionand ‘there will be many times at it organizations; when these events will draw tens /€arn about insurance the more such as the Knights of Columbus of thousands of persons to St.|vValuable you will be to your and Holy Name Society, the de- Peter's basilica and huge plazza. [present nt employer. veloping their own on-to-Rome

many Catholic

groups nationally. Special travel rates are in ef-|

fect in most European countries| —andapigrims-will-come- also - from. America, Africa and the

Latin Far East,

Pope Greets Pligrims

Already the Holy Father is de-| | voting several hours a day to

jgreeting pilgrims — often non-| Catholics as well as Catholics—| ‘and even with his full schedule

To house these thousands who he frequently takes the time to;

have worked diligently to provide] lodgings at reasonable prices. Ancient palaces, - religious

houses and even unused factory)

buildings have been made over into clean dormitories where pilgrims may stay at moderate rates. Many new pilgrims’ hostels will accommodate as many as 1000 or more persons. Many small villas have been taken over for Holy Year, an-

«other group of centers given. the}

names of saints—8t, Teresa, Saint Phillip, St. Anthony—which altogether provide about 8000 beds.

Additionally a vast center of tents]

1s being planned for the edge of | the dity. In all instances, say Holy Year| authorities, careful controls are;

being established to Insure clean | and sanitary living. They ac__knpowledge that with all these preparations, there still will be

times 'when Rome will be crowd- | ed. But they believe most needs will be met, | The central committee develop-| ing these facilities has striven to;

serve especially the poor or only

moderately well-to-do who come here. - It is felt that the many who | can afford to stay at the Ex-| celsior, Grande and other well known hotels, some among the finest in Europe, can take care of themselves. The poor will need and get help. Hence there will be a vast number of rooms at 800 lire, or $1.25-dally per person,-and Tnany. double rooms at 800 lire, or i than $1, per person. Meals are planned for these special hous-|-ing centers which will-cost about 1900 lire; or $3 a day. In the tent camp there will be even cheaper

" shelter, probably from 200 to 300,

lire, or 40-50 cents, dally.

If you wish to do it up plush, |

Rome can take care of- you too. At the Exceisior -a good room and meals will cost you about T7200 lire, say $12, a

day. The tab could go up to 10,000 : pe day or-$18;-4f you “wished: Bi mm A laundry and! “other services demanded ‘by what the hotel calls its deluxe custo-/

to include wines,

mers,

~ Ata hotel such as the

MINNEAPOLIS MAN MAKES FAST SWITCH

‘Glee Club Club Choir to Give Joint Concert at Wabash ‘Keep Good ‘Name’

and the MacMurray College for|

And too, the more you,

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| marriage.

'| should be a spot for

o nightmare of

DEAR MANNERS: ; ER ot our 1orecs ait marie Ta vos drunkenness, cursing and selfishness. I've prayed

my husband will find himself, to no avail.

I quit trying after he threw me down and beat me until T was

screaming, blubbering maniac, T've lived in a void since.

T work, come home, and cook, clean house and go to bed. I find

or to any boy. Why? If you gave in he might never have faith in You again, Hold on to your good! name. rvs : I am 17. I've been married six shortage. months. to the most wonderful boy in the world. Before we were ' married he mever asked anything In “Brokerage Robbery

of me that Sow shouldn't When |

{myself praying to day, I'm that| | | considering him for a weld by

tired. My husband told me out of clear sky the sooner I con-

| ance. Some day I would like fo |béetter off T'd be.

I have to snap out of this, I know. Are there organizations to ‘which I could donate a few eveinihgs a week, helping the sick or needy? Ir I could help eliminate a small portion of misery in the ‘wor my 1

Jou’ may- | be wise iin to niend your Activities and doing good makes us forget most of our problems. Offer your services to the Red Cross, | Council of Social .Agencies, | Copneil of Jewish Women, American Legion Auxiliary, Catholic Charities Bureau, YWCA, church, ete. There you ‘in hospitals, in work aniong children and the aged, etc. ‘Try to understand that. you two stay together because you feel some affection for each other and see some hope for your marriage. Your husband thinks he's right, just as you think you're right. He's prob-

r 9, i Nobody can say just how many to see the Pope and receive his| just using his head and good com.| Those wo will we dow't want

or respect. Get your husband to want to visit Alcoholics Anonymous

if you think he can’t quit drink-

ing. Don't try to send him. You'll. get a new perspective

through activities and honest | analysis of the mistakes you've |

made, The things that are over aren't as important as those to come.

“The STATE Service | CRAWFORDSVILLE, Mar. 9! ~The Wabash College Glee Club —

TO “TWO IN LOVE"—Please

{don’t n't give in to ) that boy. you love love

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” k the name and home cit or| will reach here in summer peak 25 Y Of women Choir will giv has confronted Rome with an im- country of each visitor, returning give a joint

concert at 8 p. m. tomorrow In

said J his love that way Keep ip BL ay good work, ‘Mrs. ia Dinkerage office of $300. Manners. 1 - TWO MORE IN ,LOVE. I don’t know what girls think | (or if they think) when they | let boys sell them .on the idea | that only one person needs to | Prove love. It takes two people proving love every day with falr play, respect and affection to make a real marriage.

Both the Holy ® few words of comment and

Already there beatifications, of saints is planned now for May under the direction of Henry| I May 18, May 28, June 11 and| Busche. Robert Mitchum will di-| uly 9

making the sign of the cross in| ' 2pash Chapel.

‘special blessing. Canonization of some of . the

(holy men and women of the church will bring out all the Will include “The magnificent pageantry of Rome. Chorus” from - Handel's

have been two Messiah” and canonization | The MacMurray _choir

Tect the Wabash singers. -

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