The

Official Organ of the Diocese of Pitaburgh-Founded in 1844

TWO OOLLAil HI TEAK 108th Year-No. 40 PITTSBURGH, PA., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13,1951 SINGLE OOrV VTVI CENTS Blanshard Backs Birth Control Installation Jan. 9 eW Chancellor, Vicar General 'S^EM^Si^M IIP Hf W '•'1; • 11 Fo211 r Archbishop But His Sponsor Here Dissents Of Philadelphia Appointed; Other {Assignments — » ! ; - ; J : ' ;V ; r J _ ' ^ [ffl^f^gflll^ Open disagreement with Paul Blanshard's advocacy of Philadelphia, Dec. 11 — Most In a series of appointments announced this week by birth control was expressed here Saturday night by one of Rev. John F. O'Hara, C.S.C., re- Bishop John F. Dearden, the Pittsburgh Diocese is given a the Pittsburgh " leaders in the" organization sponsoring Mrf cenUy appointed by Pope Pius nejw chancellor, a ¡vicar general, and'a new assistant chan- Blanshard's cross-country lecture tour, XII to be p Archbishop ofi Phila- cellor; {the boundaries of the deaneries are revised and three |Presiding at a meeting, held in# delphia, will be installed in SS. new deans are named; two other priests are given new posts. Memorial Hall. Oakland, to hear he said, "there is nothing in Chris- Peter add Paul's Cathedral1, here, |fr, Blanshard discusS "The Roman tianity opposed to it, and nothing on Wednesday, Jan. 9, 1952. Pre- I Msgr. Edward J. Misklow, chancellor of the diocese since Catholic Challenge to American in it oppqsed to Christianity. . . I siding at the installation cere- 1939 and vicar general from 1939 to 1950, retires from the Democracy," Rev» Frederick Cur- think planned parenthood is one mony will be Archbishop Am- chancery and is appointed chaplain of Mercy Hospital, ef- I tis Fowler, pastor of the Knox- of the great social reforms of to- leto Giovanni Cicognani, Apos- fective Dec. 19. day." | ville Presbyterian Church, declar- tolic Delegate to the United States. Msgr. Henry A. Carlin, pastor of Holy Rosary Church, ed:. b ; Dr. Fowler, besides registering Archbishop - designate O'Hara, Home wood, is named to serve as vicar general of the dio- disagree with some of the his disapproval of the Blanshard who comes here from Buffalo, cese, while continuing in his present pastorate. * support of birth control, also said things Mr. Blanshard has said N.Y., of which See he was Bishop Rev. Vincent M. Leonard, now an assistant chancellor, | heri tonight. . . I [think birth con- he was opposed to Federal aid to since May 8, 1945, was previously trol] is wrong, and my authority education, which Mr. Blanshard president of the University of is [appointed chancellor of the diocese. is ri^t the Roman Catholic Church; had endorsed, by implication, Notre Dame and from 194Ô to 1945 Rev. Raymond J. Doherty, director of De Paul] Institute toy Authority is the Bible.'' when he alleged tlhat Federal aid was an Auxiliary Bishop of the fo^ the Deaf, is npmed to serve also As assistant chancellor legislation had been blocked in Di|. Fowler is one, of the found- Military Ordinariate of thé United of the diocese. Congress "by the Catholic Bish- States. At Philadjelphia ''he suc- - The new framework of the ing nationally and locally, of the ops" because bus transportation dult Education organization called "Protestants ceeds the late Cardinal Dennis deaneries, involving some changes for Catholic school children wasn't Dougherty, who was Archbishop called fon by the transfer last May and ¿>ther Americans United for included. Institute ¡Plans Separation of Church and State," from 1918 until Ihis death last of four counties from the Pitts- Which arranged for Mr. Blan- After Dr. Fowler had spoken, May 31. J burgh Diocese to form the Greens« r Second Semester ghard's appearance here and in Mr. Blanshard did not attempt to Since the death of Cardinal Ju burg Diocese, is as follows: numerous other cities as part of a defend his stand, merely saying Dougherty the archdiocese has Allegheny County, central, Very that this expression of disagree- The diocesan Institute of Adult campaign to arduse opposition to been administered by Most Rev. Education, which began its first Rev. Edward J. Moriarty, dean. President Truman's decision to ment was a demonstration of the Hugh L. Lamb, who was an Aux- Allegheny County, northwest. "free speech" in which they both semester on Oct, 8 and closed it establish diplomatic relations with iliary to the Cardinal and who was week, will hold a second term Very Rev. Anthony M. Benedik. the Vatican. believed, j appointed Bishop of ¡the new Dio- from Feb. 25 to May 5, 1952, it has Allegheny County, southwest In the course of his address, Mr. Dr. Fowler read a copy of a let- cese of Greensburg on May 23, been announced by Rev. Carl P. Very Rev. Philip Moore. Blanshard had warned1 that "if ter he had sent to Bishop John F. 1951. It is expected that Bishop Heusler, director of Ithe institute. Allegheny County, east, Very Catholics ever attain to power in Dearden, inviting him to occupy Lamb will leave here for his new As before, classes will be con- Rev. Michael A. McGarey. ttif country," the teachings of the a seat on the platform at the meet- charge shortly after the installa- ducted Monday and Tuesday even- I Allegheny County, southeast* Church on divorce, birth control, ing, and a reply he had received tion of Archbishop O'Hlara. ings, in Central Catholic High Very Rev. Joseph L. Lonergan, family life, education and other from Rev. Jacob C. Shinar, the School, Fifth Ave. Allegheny County, northeast, fields "will be imposed upon all Bishop's secretary. Very Rev. Leo A. Pastorius. During the first teitn, 254 wom- Butler County, Msgr. William J. the people."" As to birth control? Father Shinar wrote that atten- Anniversary Mass en and 80 men attended the tion had been called many per- Spiegel. classes. Some of these took more Wash ington-Greene Counties, sons, besides Catholics, to incor- For B^hop ooyle than one course, so ¡that the total rect and misleading] statements Very Rev. Joseph A. Kushner. clats attendance w&s 521. The Beaver County, Very Rev. To The Point Mr. Blanshard has made about the Solemn Pontifical Requiem Mass class in Psychology of Adjustment Catholic Church, andi that these will be offered by Bishop John F. James J. O'Connell. BY THE EDITOR hac the largest attendance, 82; Lawrence County, Very Rev. "sound criticisms hav4 proved to Dearden' in St. Paul's Cathedral Theology for Laymen had 75; be no deterrent to him." No good Francis M. McCarter. Well, That's Over at 10:00 o'clock on Thursday Study of the Mass, 56j; Bible Study, purpose, therefore, Wo^ld be serv- morning, Dec. 20, marking the first 5|1; Public Speaking, !40; The Mys- Father Lonergan, Father Pas- Paul Blanshard, accepted leader ed, Father Shinar added, by ap- torius and Father McCarter are of today's anti-Catholic move- anniversary of the death, of Most tics 1 Body of Christ, 36; Labor and pearing on the platform, especial- Rev. Hugh C. Boyle, sixth Bishop the Encyclicals, 36. The other appointed deans to fill the posts ment, paid his long-heralded visit' ly as it might seerii tp give sup- listed above. The others are Al- to Pittsburgh Saturday, giving an of Pittsburgh. cla: ;ses had an attendance of from port to an undertaking which Assisting Bishop Dearden will 30 to "30. i ready serving as deans. address at a meeting in Soldiers could only promote "disunity on and Sailors Memorial Hall under be Msgr. H. A. Carlin, pastor of I More than half of thos^ attend- Other Appointments religious grounds in this commu- Holy Rosary Church, Homewood, Rev. William M. Dannecker, chap* 8m auspices of the Pittsburgh and nity." ing were in the 21 to 40 age TSjtrtle Creek chapters of the "Pro- as archpriest; yery Rev. John M. group, the next largest group be- lain at Mercy Hospital, is trans* teitants and Other Americans Father Shinar continued that Frawley, C.Ss.R., pastor of St. ihg aged 41 to 50. A considerable ferred to St. Joseph's Church« United for Separation of Church Catholics have lived here for gen- Philomeha's, Squirrel Hill, and njurnber were over 50 and a small- Sharpsburg, as assistant. and State." This writer attended erations, that they aref known to Very Rjev. Gregory Flynn, C.P., er number were undler 21. Rev. George T. Margo, assistant tte meeting and got the impression their neighbors as having a rec- rector of St. Paul's Monastery, A reception for all the students at St. Joseph's, is appointed that Its effects will not be lastingly ord of "consistent devotion to South Side, will be deacons of of the first term was held at Cen- chaplain, pro-tem, at the Little harmful to good relations among (Continued on Last Page) honor. Rev. Joseph C. Findlan, tra! Catholic on Dec 5, and a din- Sisters of the Poor Home, Ben- the people of this community. director of Catholic Charities of ner! for the faculty was held last ton Ave., North Side. It may be doubted, too, that the diocese, will be deacon of the evening at Duqueshe University, Chancellor 12 Tears III nuch was accomplished by Mr. Holy Name Men's Mass and Rev. Joseph Kopecky, honor guests being E ishop John F. Msgr. Miskfow, who returns to Blanshard toward achieving the assistant chancellor, will be sub- Dearden, Rev. Thom as J. Quigley, Mercy Hospital after having serv- purpose of the meeting: the arous- r Meeting Sunday deacon. Rev. Jacob C. Shinar, sec- ed there previously as chaplain, retary to Bishop Dearden, will be diocesan superintendent of schools, ing of aggressive opposition to the and Very Rev. Vernon F. Gal- was ordained June 23, 1919, by, tending of an American ambassa- The quarterly meeting! of the master of ceremonies, and Rev. Bishop Regis Canevfci, at St. Vin- Eloy Grundler, assistant at the lagher, G.S.Sp., president of Du- dor to the Vatican. The speaker's Holy Name Society Diocesan quesne. cent's Seminary, Latrobe. He was direct arguments on this subject Union, to be held Sunday, ¿Dec. 16, cathedral, will be assistant master assistant chancellor of the diocese, of Ceremonies. A printed folder giving details Were threadbare and long since in the basement auditorium of St. of [the classes for tne next term and chaplain at Mercy Hospital, ««Posed of: and he was only Mary's of Mercy Church, Third will be available within the next from Jan." 23, 1924, to May 6, 1939, •Ughtly more successful in devel- Ave., will be preceded by a Holy Ordinations mopth, and pies will be mailed and then was named chancellor oping his s^ondary approach, the Hour in the t church, beginning at upon request to Father Hensler or and vicar general, succeeding the •tirrlng up ojf feeling against Cath- 2:00 o'clock. the registrar of .the] institute, 125 late Msgr. Peter C. Danner. olics and the Catholic Church suffi- Diocesan officers will be elected Bishop John F. Dearden will No^th Craig St., Pittsburgh 13. Oh Dec. 17, 1946, he was raised •kntly bitter to make the Vatican at the meeting. i | , confer the Sacrament of Holy Or- by Pope Pius XII to the post of appointment politically inexpedi- Rev. Ferris J. Guay,' diocesan ders on several candidates at St. Domestic Prelate, with the title of ant M director of vocations, will deliver Vincent's Seminary, Latrobe, next Don a'tions Heavy Right Reverend Monsignor. (The fact is established that it the sermon at the Holy Hour, week, conferring minor orders and, Msgr. Misklow's appointments "as the latter technique which de- which will also include Rosary, the tonsure on Friday, Dec, 21, and in Clothing Drive as chancellor and vicar general Jjsted Alfred E. Smith for the Litany of the Holy Name, prayers the diaconate on Saturday, Dec. 22. expired on Dec. 22, 1950, with^ha Presidency in 1928; his record and for peace, and Benediction of the For War jVictims death of Bishop Boyle, and the »•qualifications were simply ig- Blessed Sacrament. following day he was re-appoint- Itored and the marking of thou- Day of Recollection ed chancellor by Bishop Dearden. jjnds of ballots was dictated by New York, Dec. 12—More than anti-Catholic prejudice that School Recess The monthly Day of Recollec- 5,000,000 pounds of [clothing were c [ Fattier Leonard been ruthlessly worked up.) tion for priests will be held Tues- collected in the 1951 Tranksgiv- Fathers. Leonard, born in Pitts- there were a couple of surprises day, Dec. 18, at St Paul's Monas- ing clothing drive conducted by burgh Dec. 11, 1908, was ordained > All primary and secondary at St Vincent's by Bishop Boyle •t the meeting. One was the size schools of the diocese will close tery, South Side, with Rev. Bede NGWC-War Relief j Services, ac- •»the crowd; despite the national Cameron, C.P., conducting the con- cording to first reports received at on June 16, 1935. He was assistant Friday, Dec. 21, for the Chrisjtmas chaplain at Mefty Hospital for Publicity Mr. Blanchard has re- holidays and will reopen Thursday, ferences J ; - headquarters hera. j Officials said as a writer and a contro- Jan. 3, according to an announce- the contributions will almost cer- the next two years, and was ap- figure, fewer than 2,000 ment made yesterday by" the of- taijnly surpass last year's total of pointed resident chaplain at the *9>Porters of his movement came fice of the ' superintendent of EMBER ÖAYS 6,$00,000 pounds. ! Allegheny County Home and State * him. (The hall has 2,509 schools, Rev. Thomas J. Quigley. Wednesday, Friday and Satar- jThe campaign was conducted in Hospital, Woodville, Mar. 2, 1937. a number of which were not Mount Mercy College Will close day of next week* Dee. 19, SI 19,000 parishes throughout the On Nov. 21, 1950, he was appoint- **®Pi®d, and there was nobody Dec. 19 and reopen Jan. 9, and and 22, will he UM Ember Days United States to alcl the. needy in ed assistant to the chancellor, and "•"»ding; it was evident! that some Duquesne University's I vacation of winter, l»ya ef (Mt and ab- Koredi the Near East, and other has been residing at Holy Rosary (Continued on Page 4) begins Dec. 20 and ends Ian. 2. itisene«. suffering areas of tike world. rectory. Thursday, December 13, TWO Self-Censorship ' Of Mô^iës Pays, Johnston Finds

Washington, Dec. 10—Voluntary decency in the niovies pays off, financially and statistically, Eric John Johnston, president of the Union Elects Officers! never have we Catholics needed to Motion Picture Association . of At a recent meeting in the Ken- be nore sure of our faith and con- America, declared here. mar Hotel, New* Kensington, the fident of its historic ¿nd ^octrinal Besides shoeing a box-office Allegheny ^Valley Sodality Union truth." gain from the wider family ap- held its annual election of officers. Since the M^ss is the means peal that ' good films enjoy, the Joan Guadagno was elected pre- given by Our Loird Himself for His Production Code adopted fey the fect; Eleanor Pjontek, vicje prefect; constant return to the world, the film industjry has practically end- Wilma Suschek, secretary, and prayer book strives to be complete ed the threat of federal and state Joan Mittereder, treasurer. The on the subject of the Mass. In ad- censorship, Johnston |said. installation of these neiv officers ditjon, there are meditations on the Recalling the situation in the in- will be the feature of the next gen- Ho|y Eucharist, directions for coni dustry prior to 1930, when censor- eral meeting of the union to ,be fesjsion and Holy Communion, and ship boards were appearing all held on Jan. 6, 1952 at St. Ke- mahy Eucharistic prayers. over the nation and there was agi- naeus' Church, Oakmont. H?w to Make a Boomerang tation for federal < censorship, j One of the new projects being Last Sunday, Catholics! through- Johnston stated: f'You can readily considered by the Allegheny Val- out the United States renewed the understand what it would have jiey sodalists is the formation of a pledge of the Legion of Decency. rneajnt if films had to becensored school for officers, designed to There can be no'doubt that if every by| 48 states and innumerable bring about a systematic!function- Catholic lived up to the pledge, Ithe counties, plus the federal govern- ing of activities in all the sodalities producers of filth, not only in the ment." Seldom do censorship of the union, as well as to instruct movie industry] bkit in radio and .bdards agree' on what is censor- new sodality officers in their duties television as well, would find their able, he explained; some pass and responsibilities. indec¿nt and immoral products what another deletes, and it would -Sacred Heart Sodality, Taren- coming back to haunt them in the involve tremendous expense to tum, recently elected Joan Mitter- form of financial loss ion their in- make films over to meet local re- eder, Patricia Mack, and Mary vestments. The magazines and quirements. j A ¡Christmas Crib is I attracting Ann Farbishpl as its new officers. book publishers, too, would be attention this week in Hobby The- At All Saints' Sodality, Arnold, wounded in thleir most vulnerable The film industry adopted the ater displayed in the window of the members are preparing a spot—the bank account. Production Code of 1930, adminis- {the Farmers Bank I Building: Christmas party for the youngsters tered their by the Hays ffice, which Plea:« don't fail to stop, when Obviouisly, this would have the has become the Eric Johnston of- attending the instruction classes in effectytof bringing about a pew era passing Wood and Fifth, jand see Christian Doct rme. fice. The général principles laid in the fields of entertainment and down by the filjm industry for self- this beautiful Nativity setting', Eight sodalists of St. Ladislaus,' writing. Those who are engaged censorship wèrle: xhe Crib was loaned jby James N^tronja, volunteered recently to in those industries, just the "same Arthur of the Catholic Cultural solicit memberships in the Society as other business mem are striving 1. No picture shall be produc- Center, Market St for the Propagation of the Faith, for one thing—financial profit. If] ed that will lower the moral j "Lawrence County tfnion financial profijt is not forthcoming standard's of those who view it. A "Christian Famijly Christmas j The Lawrence County lUnion of from! what they are producing, one j The sympathy of the audience Committee" (inon-sectarian) was Advent signifies "coming" or Sodalities held its latest meeting at shall never be Ithrowny to the side formed recently in Evanston, IU. of two things will happenL Either of crime, wrong-doing, evil, or sin. "arrival"—"Every year Christmas St. Lucy's, Mahoningtown. After they will go out of business, or Its purpose is to empnasize the (moves into the hearts of moi the opening I prayer, led by Rev. they will change their product to 2. .Correct standards [of life, original reason for the Christmas with the unobtrusive surpriat of Stanislaus Xachewicz; and the attract a wider clientele. subject only to the requirements observance. Many merchants, as a snowfall in the dead; of night singinlg of a hymn, Marie Carangie, Sponsors of offensive radio and of drama and 'entertainment, shall) well as the churches, schools and that gives earth its first winter of the Eucharistic Committee, television shows are likewise af- be presented. ^ othut in Since the code came in, no state very large doses. By living |up to has set up a censorship; board; Park, Detroit, Ret. Bertin Roll, Committee, led by Kathleen Car- O.F M.Cap., national director, as- lin, conducted a Bible quiz. our Legion of Decency Pledge we Censorship laws regain in but sev- can reduce the supjply. jen states,/largely a holdover from serted that "holiness is letting) God After the closing prayer by RevL pre-code days; and talk of federal plan our lives. God wanjts mothers Bruno Radis, the singing of the censorship has died down. to prepare their children for ¡heav- hymn, "Foij Christ the King" Slovak Federation en and it is mothers whp have the brought the business- part of the The cqdje has "Raised the) whole desliny of nations in their hfmds." meeting to an end. Holds Convention tone of our industry," Mr. Johnl- He warned that many mothers to- Eucharistic Prayer Book ston said. Asked whether the code Cleveland, Dec. 11—Support of "stifles artistic expression," the day are too absorbed With things Rev. Daniel A. Lord, S. J., for- Slovak Catholic educational insti- of he world and don't seem tp mer national director of the So- film official retorted: "Nonsense. tutions, to keep persons of Slovak There is no good story that cannot havi, time for the things of GodT dality of Our Lady, has completed descent conscious of their home- work on his latest book, a Euchar- be told within the bounds of de- land, origin, and traditions, and at cençy and good taste." It is easy to become djiscoùraged istic prayer book, entitled, "Christ the same time aware of their in building up an Organization Jesus Our King." One-fifth of the American citizenship, was urged at that has for its objective "Catho- book is devoted to the things we the 34th annual convention of thé Named Chronicler lic family life" but "àrfy activity believe about the Blessed Sacra- Slovak Catholic Federation of working for the kingdom of God ment, for, as j the author says, America, held here.; is lot an activity of man alone "Faith has toi come first. And New York, Dec. 5—Rev. Bona- y 1756 W. Canoa 8t A gift of $10,000 by the feder- venture Griffiths^ O.P., former but the joint work of man and ation toward helping Slovak semi- missionary in China, and one-time God." As an example, a j letter Pittsburgh 19, Fs* from a priest in the west runs: "At WEEKLY naries in Rome was reported. The correspondent for Lumen-Fides 3rd Generation of Crafttnu* federation is amnion of all the news service, has been appointed long last we are ready to apply MASS CALENDAR for establishment of a Confrater- in Stained and Leaded Glatt (For Use With Missal) 1 Slovak Catholic organizations in provincial chronicler for the East- the United States. ern U.S. Province of the Passionist nity in our parish by affiliating our SUNDAY, Dec. 16: Third Sun- Msgr. Clement Hrtanek, pastor Fathers. He will be stationed at day of Advent (Gaudete Sunday); of St. Ann's Church, Homestead, St. Vincent Strambi Monastery, MnM ua*u* n> sem{double; rose (or violet) vest- Pa., is spiritual director of the fed- Riverdale, Bronx, N.Y. lit. Vincent PREP School School Cart of ChlM|* ments? 2nd prayer, of St. Euse- i eration. The new historian suucceeds j Lofrebt, Pb. Address: HtqdiiwiNr blus;, 3rd, 1>eus qui de beatae; Rev. Matthew Kuebel, C.P., who Credo. died Nov. 2. MONDAY, Dec. 17: Ferial Day; violet; Mass, of the preceding Sunday (without Credo); 2nd The first degree of the Knights of Columbus will be exemplified j prayer, Deus, qui de beatae; 3rd, Yoar CATHOLIC Source for Fidelium; 4th, for the Church or for a large class of candidates of CATHOLIC Films for the Pope. Allegheny Council, K. of C.t at a CATHOLIC AaiitacM TUESDAY, Dec. ¡18: Ferial Day; meeting to be held Sunday even- 29 Salta Way. Yoakirs 3, N. Y ing, Dec. 16, in the council home, Send for free cop J of violet; Ma^s, of the preceding -CATHOLIC FILM DIRECTORY" Sunday (without! Credo); 2nd 939 Western Ave4 North Side. prayer, Deus qui de beatae; 3rd, for the Church ,or the Pope. - Wt solicit Tmv Aeeout — December, the month of the Holy Infancy, WEDNESDAY, Dec. 19: Ember has two outstanding feasts, dear to the ArliagfM and Warriaqto« AVMM Day; violet; 2nd player, Dens qui heart of Mary, that! of her Immaculate •bar MM Pepasti Imvum Carpar»! de beatae; 3rd, for the church or Conception, under which title the whole the Pope. country is dedicated tp her, ALS, CRU C IF IXES, NAllVnTWra tion to the fact that certain can- Communism, Fascism and collec- WALTHER—-910 Bellaire Ave.. Pittsburgh 26, fa. didates, whom he named, were tivism." Holy Childhood Catholics. Another Lutheran Rev. Mr. Stoneburner told the clergyman asked permission to re- Senators that the "background Association w EÇ I WE HAVE THEM-ALL produce this letter, he said, and it motivation" for his letter to his j National »ni Diocesan O flic«: n was granted. Still others repro- fellow ministers was the pre-occu- MT N.rth Lincoln A*«., North j Side, • Cw • For Immédiate Delivery Fittsbnrfh It, Pa. duced the epistle, and eventually pation Protestants feel over pro- Very Ser. Richard Ackermaa, C.S.Sp. more than 20,000 copies were posals to send a U. S. diplomatic National Dh-ector; Portable Typewriters Her. Aagnstu O. Reiten, C.S.Sp., made. representative to the Vatican and Assistant Director Mako Your Own Soloetioo Rev. B. F. Lamb, president of to extend to parochial schools cjer- the Ohio Council of Churches, tain things now enjoyed only by December—Dedicated Be sure to see the beautiful identifiers statement sent out by the public schools. 1.50 Phi* to Christ, Our King Tax the Pupliç Affairs Department of "You would have to attend one NEW OLYMPIA the council, listing the name and Adoption* of Pagan Babies J 69 of our conferences, and realize the Reconditioned Machines 120.00 up religious affiliation of each candi- deep apprehension that exists gen- St. Peter's School, j i W* Tr eat all competition . . . Will not be undersold date of the Democratic and Re- uinely and throughout Protestant Brownsville ',...$ 5.00 Opes Mom Until 9 P. I publican tickets. This was sent to churches of America over these St. Paul's Cathedral 4,500 Protestant pastors in Ohio, issues," he told Senator Guy M. Schopl No. 2 ...... 5.00 TANDARD TYPEWRITFR CO. and subsequently 23,555 copies Gillette of Iowa, when the sub- St. Gary's, Olive St., were sold at a penny apiece for committee chairman asked him Mckeesport ...... 1^5.00 5th and LIBERTY • ATlantte 1-0342 . BAST TOMS! distribution, Dr. Lamb said. why he felt it was "incumbent on Holy Innocents,' Sheraden.. 65.00 Lfrm»»»WWWMB m ^ ¡M Helped Win Election you to tell 35 of your fellow min- A third clergyman, Dr. D. R. isters -that Candidate Ferguson Christmas Seal Returns Sharpe of Cleveland, executive was a Roman Catholic?" St. John's, Connellsville .$87.00 Immaculate Conception, secretary of the Cleveland Baptist Dr. Lamb said he has been head Í BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION Association and an official of the of the Ohio Council of Churches Irwin J.. . 280.00 Legal Reserve Life f—wb< Church I Civic League, told the St Florian's, United .... 107.75 for 32 years "and I have never The First Woman's Life taniset SMletr Ornurfsedln 0» WerM committee that "the religious issue known a time when the Religious St. Mary's, Brownsville... 44.25 was one! of the five major factors issue was not very prominent in St. John's, Uniontown .... 220.00 Ordinary Life • SO Year Whole Lifo that got ¡Mr. Taft his large vote in Ohio politics." St. Mary's, Uniontown .. 335.25 20 Yoar Endowment • Endowment Ago 00 Ohio." Sharpe said his Church St. Peter's, Butler ...... 375.00 An Bave Standard Options: Paid-Up toserà»se — Extended Civic League opposed the injection Mr. Stoneburner was reminded St. Teresa's, Perrysville . 170.00 Insurance — Premium Lean —> Cash Lean - Cash BiiimirtM of the religious issue into the cam- that he had simply said Mr. Fer- St. Anne's, Castle Shannon 297.00 paign. guson was a Catholic and had "said St. Mary's, Glenfield 57.00 JUVENILE INSURANCE Mr. Stoneburner's letter t(o his nothing about his stand on the two St. Francis de Sales,' ASSETS OVER SI BŒJJON DOLLARS r fellow ministers said "it should be issues about which so much con- McKees Rocks .... !*... 337.50 BENEFITS PAID OVER 06 MILLION DOLLARS cern was ielt. He was asked why known that Joseph Ferguson, who Cathedral No. 2 ...j, 230.00 Actuarial Ratine USJt€% • • is running against Senator Robert he had not inquired into I Mr. Fer- guson's stand on these issues. The St. Titus,' Aliquippa 200.Q0 Mm Bertha M. Leavj, Supreme Rcesrdsr A Taft, is a Roman Cathblic." Holy Innocents,' Sheraden . 539.00 minister replied that he had not . _ - 305 West 0th SU Erie, Fa. $ "Knowing the efforts of the ' J : ^^P^PIHi111 WWz ''Z'-'-'. ll^iPiPllK Roman Church to get an official inquired, and because "I thought 00 Veers Of Success I had sufficient ground to presume Consult local officers or write: representative to the Vatican and Women's Union AIIm Colletta A. Rieke Mrs. Mary Ralchanbetgo that he would follow a line." v its efforts to get public aid for The monthly Pittsburgh distric Suprema Trustee Suprema Deputy - parochial schools," it added, "I Asked if it would not have been 910 Edmond St. 181 Pearl St meeting of the Catholic Women's Pittsburgh 34. Pa. 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nHÜ FOUR THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC Thursday, December 13, 1951 be bur own outlook on life, if we had to thing less than I an ambassado r were sent by the ¡United J States to Out Of The Past face all t^ie hardships of the world with- the Vatican; but isn't the issue of Pittsburgh Catholic out the sustaining conviction that the way to diplomatic recognition precisely History from Files of fBI PITTSBURGH CATHOUC OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE DIOCESE Of eterrial salvation' had been opened for us the same? j PITTSBURGH | I by Christ's Sacrifice on the cross. With what Realizing that ; he had no real 100 Tears Ago ESTABLISHED 1ft 1844 eager intentness would we fyave welcomed, case against the ¡Vatican appoint- By RT. REV MICHAEL O'CONNOR. D.D- for instance, the confident shmmons of the ment, Mr. Blanshard tried other St John's Church, Union FIRST BISHOP OF PITTSBURGH ' •2 00 pet Veai Publlsheo Every, Thursday oy Prophet Isaias, quoted in Sunday's Mass: tactics. He denounced Myron dedicated, with Rev, F. C.Ss.R., officiating; Rev. Johft: THE CATHOLIC PUBLISHING COMPANY "Say to the faint-hearted: takfe courage and Taylor foV "knejeling before the 404 Mage« Building. Pittsburgh 22. Pa COurt 1-4NM» fear hot; behold our God will come and save pope," and askeid "Can you pic- Larkin, of Freeport, preaches the JOHN B. COLLINS. Editor us!" Do we not feel the thrill of these words, ture Mark Claris (named as Am- sermon ... Three Benedfctiafl| ELIZABETH DAFLINGER. Associate Editor even'now, three thousand years after they bassador by President Truman) priests of St. Vincent's " Latrobe, ordained by Entered as Second-Class Matter Dec. 16, 188?. at tne were uttered, as we realjize the answer they getting up and; dusting off his Post Office. Pittsburgh. Pa., under the Act of Mar 3. 1870 provide to the problems arid worries that knees and then asking the Pope, O'Connor: Rev. H. Wohlfahrt, what to do about the U. S. pub- Otto Huber and Rev. Hd< February 14, 1951 burden us? lic schools?" Boehl . . . Section of the Groat: The Pittsburgh Catholic has It is beqause of this exaltation of mine The "forum" period at the meet- Central Railroad from Httsborg|£ held a unique position in this created by iheditation upon the Advent litur- ing followed the usual procedure to Turtle Creek competed, HfSI diocese foi over a century It gy that the Church on Sunday interrupts, as at such affairs, it was announced first train makes the. 12-mile nigiS in 52 minutes. has been the living voice of it were, the penitential season to give ex- that Mr. Blanshard had to leave the Catholic press in this area, pression t9 joy that cannot be restrained soon to get a train for Toledo; giving to all who read It an Rose-colored vestments are' used instead oi therefore there would be time for 75 Tears Ago the somber violet ones; flowers decorate the only brief questions and answers. Fire and panic in Brooklyn The««, understanding of current is- . This was one question: Two boys ater, during performance of "TMfti. sues in the light of Catholic altar, and the organ, silenced during the period of waiting for the Savior, bursts forth next door neighbors, are in the Two Orphans," causes death of • teaching: armed forces in' Korea; the 285 persons, ... President Graft' In granting official status to to join in acclaiming that "He is ne^r!" This is the theme of the Mass, announced in the younger brother of one of them sends "state of the union** maa* the Pittsburgh Catholic, 1 only rides to school in a public bus; ¡the sage to Congress, but make*'iii|| continue the endorsement that my predecessors Introit and the Epistle: "Rejoice in ¿he Lord younger brother of the otheij, a reference to matter of recent Prserff ' have'given it. always; again I say, rejoice! Let your mod Catholic, has tojwalk po school J Is idential election, result of whid li eration be known to all men: the Lord is this fair? The Blanshard answer: still undetermined because of dls* near. Have no anxiety, but in every prayer "Let the Catholic boy go . to the pute over votes, in three south* and supplication with thanksgiving let your public school, then he can ridel" em states.- i - petitions be made known to God." And the All in all, it is I quite apparent Bishop of Pittsburgh, that I the business of professional Gospel sets forth the profound reason wjiy 50 Years Ago we must rejoice, for in it St. John the Bap- anti-Catholicism here is not! as tist testifies tha°t the Savior had indeed come easy as it once was. This may be Article! on. the Vatican dipto* THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1951 due to the fact liat Catholics are ma tic corps mentions four nations •i • among men, and was beginning His public growing more ni mjerous, and their which send representatives thep|^§l HE IS P|EAR ministry, to accomplish the work of Re- non-Catholic neighbors know more although the Vatican sends noniVj demption. "I am the voice of one crying in about them—twe out of pvery f(ve in return: Honduras, Nicaragua, -j DVENT is the period in which the the desert, 'Make straight the wajy of the jibrsons one me its in Pittsburgh Prussia and ^Russia ... Rev. Jq», i A Church commemorates the waiting of Lord,'" the Baptist pifoclaimeij. It a voice now are Catholics, It may be due seph Toner, pastor of St. Law« God's people for tljie fulfillment of His we should heed, as we hear it founding to the patient effor s made by such rence's Church, East End, is ajK-'^J promise that' a Savior would be sent to re- down the ages, in the "desert" of wickedness organizations as (5 National Con- pointed a director of the Ainerk deem the human race, aind the commemora- and materialism that the world has become ference of ChristW ns and Jews to can auxiliary of the Irish Land tion takesi the form of making a Worthy pre- "Behold, our God will come and save remove causes o misunperstand- League . . . President Theodore paration for celebrating the anniversary of us," is the confident assurance of Isaias. "Re- ing between the Vprious religious Roosevelt's first message to Con«' the birth <|jf the Savior, the great and joyous groups (it was significant that Mr. gress is widely I praised for iff- joice . . . the Lord is near," says St. Paul. Blanshard madela slighting ref- forthrightness.. feast of Christmas. This preparatory season "Make straight the way of the Lord," is the erence to the NCCjj), arid it may m is a time of prayer, and penance and recol- Baptist's cryj These inspired admonitions be due to a developing maturity 40 Years Ago lection; in order that we may better appre- must be our guide at all times, and especially in the American mentality. . Pastors assigned: ReV. Francis J. ciate the wondrous boon which God con- as Christmas approaches; they tell u^ we are It has seemed necessary to refer Eger to St. Joseph's, Duquesnej ferred upon mankind, we are asked to recall to be strong in faith, and joyful in ou|r spirit-) to this matter at (length, and it Rev. Terence McjCabe to St Jo* the centuries of waiting and hoping; we are ual vigor, because the Lord is near, ^nd that also seems necessary to report the seph's, Coraopolis; Rev. Martin to find solace and inspiration, as , did the we are to make straight His way, so that He facts on the Ohio "religion in elec- Hughes to Immaculate Concep* faithful of those centuries, in rehearsing the may enter our hearts and the hearts of all tion" case, page 3 Having done tion Church, Washington; Rev* meaningful prophecies that told of the mankind ori the anniversary of His birth. this las a matter of record, it is to August Vogt ..to St Athanasius,* Savior's coming; we are to put ourselves in It is a grace He is anxious to confer; it is a be hoped that ¡the unpleasantness West View; Rev. A. Yochum to the place of those who found the prophecies grace th&t means the difference between can be forgotten, alnd normal, co- St. Joseph's, New Castle; Rev. their only recourse against the terror of de- peace and disorder, between happiness and operative Americar, life resumed. Henry MciAvoy to St Mary's, spair. We are to meditate upon what would Freeport. ! t} . ^--jii sorrow, between death and everlasting life. Gallup's Findings On the same day that the pa- 25 Years Ago riage of non-Catholics; he mis pers reported Mr. Blanshard's An encyqlical issued by Pope represented what Pope Pius XII story ¿t a "tidal wave of opposi- Pius XI ana the annual statemattt said) recently about "therapeutic tion" ¡to the appointment of an issued by the Archbishops and abortions;" in one breath he de TO THE POINT ambassador to the Vatican, the Bishops of the United ¿States both' nounced the Church's marriage Gallup Poll finjdings on the sub- regulations as "too strict" and in deal with the persecution of re« ject were released. No, Dr. Gal- ligion now being waged in Mexico. (Continued from Page One) pamphlet written by its president, the .next he said they're full of lup's ¡investigators hadn't found of the people present were op- Rev. Dr. R. H. Martin, with the loopholes; Cardinal Spellman any 'mdal wave" for or against .. Nearly 1,500 men attend district posed or indifferent to Mr. Blan- title, "The U.S.- Supreme Court's came in for ridicule—"he wrote the proposal; they found what rally of the Holy Name Society shard's views.) Tragedy of Errors in the Atheist one letter too many to Mrs. Roose- most j observers had noted: a held in the Rialto Theater, Mount Another surprise was the inci- School Case." velt ... General MacArthur left marked .Jack of interest in the sub- Oliver. dent reported elsewhere in this Both the principal speaker and him a disappointed hitch-hik- ject. . j • issue: the.public expression by the the chairman promised that the er . . . | - ' Forty per cent of those inter- 5 Years Ago chairman of the meeting, Rev. meeting would not be "anti-Cath- Blanshard aroused cheers when viewed by the Gallup organiza- Communist Party makes con« Frederick Fowler, of disagreement olic." Mr. Blanshard went further, he predicted jthat the Vatican! ap- tion (which insists that it gets in siderable gains ih municipal dec* with Mr. Blanshard's endorsement and declared that he would say pointment wi|r lose President Tru- touch with "a scientifically-seilect- tions in Italy . L Soviet spy ring of birtjh control. Although Mr. nothing against the "holy faith" of man twice as many votes as he ed cross-sèction of the voting pop- exposed in Canada . . . Over 40,« Blanshard passed the matter off Catholics. Neither would he im- gains. "The President says the ulation) hadn't even heard about 000 persons attend meeting in as praiseworthy exercise of "free pugn their Americanism, he said: appointment is not to the Catholic thé appointment; 19 per cent] fav-' Philadelphia protesting imprison- speech" it may; be quite important. "I believe the Catholic people are Church but to the Vatican City ored it; 29 per cent did not; the ment of Archbishop Stepinac by Itj^ould mean that more and just as loyal a? any others; I know state—that's eyewash.'' "If we send other 12 per cent had heard about Yugoslav government . . . New nWe Protestant ministers and lay- that Catholic^ have given their an Ambassador to the Vatican, he appointment, but had no opin- Archbishop Of Praguç, Czecho- men are going to realize that Mr. blood and their lives for this coun- then we ought to send one to the ion as to whether it should be ap- slovakia, Msgri Josef Beran, con« Blanshard, while leading them on try." With these preliminaries out Archbishop of Canterbury." (But proved or not. secrated. of the way, however, he was soon an *mti-Catholic "separation of : the Archbishop of Canterbury is Mr. Blanchard,; in his talk here, church and state" crusade may be telling his followers what they not thd head of the Anglican claimed that "the majority of committing them to help establish wanted to hear. Church; jthe King of England is, American Catholics do not want 40 Hours Devotion! anj anti-religious, thoroughly secu- "I think thei Catholic people are and we djo send an Ambassador t<\ an ambassador (to the Vatican) larized society. , i victims of the hierarchy . . . theirs him; and to the King of ¡Sweden, because they also believe in the DECEMBER, 1951 . is not a church, but just a collec- head of tjhe Lutheran state church separation of church and state." 13—Holy Kiross, Yonng w ooj« > ¡¡For example, in' acclaiming the tion of fascist dictatorships there; arid to Joseph Statin, ruler Gallup, on the contrary, found 15—Our Lady of Grace, Greene- cisioUnitend oStatef Mars . Suprem8, 1948e, Court'in the s Mcde-- Catholicism is fundamentally the of the Russian Orthodox Church.) hat 35 per cent bf the Catholics burg. Collum "released time" ¡«ase, j same as Communism—totalitarian, "Yes, other nations send dip- hadn't hejard about the appoint- 16—Holy Name, Duquesne. which granted the appeal of ^ pro- non-democratic ve never lomatic j representatives to the ment; 43 jper cent favored it; 12 17—Rosella Hospital, Cliff St fessed atheist to stop the use of advocated boycotting Catholic can- Vatican," he said, "but none of per cent opposed it and ten per 18—St Martin's, 164 Steven public school premises for reljg- Aidâtes for public office, but— them hold to the principle , of sep- cerit didn't care. ' St, West End. ious instruction classes on a coijn- 1 d011'* sa>' that all CatCathlolih c public aration of church and state like Even among Protestants, the ef- 21—St James?, New Alexan- pletely voluntary basis, Mr.*Blan- ! school teachers are necessarily dis we do." (A backf-firing argument orts pi Mr. Blanshard and his fbl- dria. I shard recalled that the Catholic ! lo>'al to the public school system;" if there ever was one, for |it sug- owers don't seem to have acniev- 27—St Pudentiana's, North Bishops said the Supreme Court ^ese are specimens ofc the insinu- gests that all our diplomatic as- ed much success. Gallup says that Rochester. Was in error in this decision, and | a*ions and colored statements he signments cross the "church and 42 per cent of Protestants haven't SI—Purification, Ellwood City. he insinuated that it was a dis- resorted to. I state wall"—the very reason he heard or* re)ad about the matter; loyal. im-American statement for And the "scholarly" Writer of says we shouldn't send an Am- 2 per cent favor the appointment; lines the ".Pittsburgh Press" usad thorn to make. The Bishops, it "well-documented 'books of re- bassador, to the Vatican. And 35 per cent oppose it, and 11 per on its account of the Galhip re- -must • be remembered, didn't! say search" was not above employing doesn't Mr. Blanshard think there cent have no opinion. ; port (Dèe. 9, page 8) were flatly the-.decision should; be disobeyed; some pretty crude methods to is separation of church and state Gallup could be wrong, of incorrect "Voters Oppose Arati»1 they di|d say it was a mistake. So draw out the guffaw^ his follow- in France^ wjhich has had an anti- course; but until there is some er sador to Vatican," ! said the mais ed Supreme Court Justice Reed, s were anxious to give him. clerical government almost con- confirmation for Mr. Blanshard's head, but the report listed obX? tinuously ¡for 50 years?) jvho wrote a dissenting opinioh; ! There were the ancient jibes at fantastic claims it Will be safe to 29 per cent of the yoters,Aas OPi $o $ id the editor of jthe Américain celibacy, s

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Statjaaery . Office Supplies HEADQUARTERS ft» CHURCH MZM^OOBAPB PAPER Daqnaaoa, Pa. MM Ava.. Braddack BR. SIX THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC Thursday, December 13,19&L 21 Priests Ordained Could You? Ml. Mercy College At College in Rome With the advent of The Activities Christ Child at hand, we think Rome, Dec. 8—Bishop Martin J. gratefully of our own homes The annual candlelight btM O'Connor, rector of the North and families. We should think, sponsored by "The McAulejaa^l American College in Rome, today too, of the little children whose student publication at Moaati. raised to the priesthood 21 semin- Jives are shadowed because Mercy College, will be held Thro*» I arians from various cities in the AD Set their own homes and families day evening, Dec. 2?, at the Sdfifej United States, forming the first have failed than. ley Hotel. Mary Jo Dunn, With Bowling Green out of the way as the No. One victim of post-war ordination class at ¡the Allegheny County Juvenile Auleyan" editor, is general chair* ^ the 195-1-52 season, Coach Dudey Moore and his Duquesne University college. Court has 43 children from 1 man for [the affair. basketball team can now look, forward to the winning, of the 21 re- All of the newly-ordained to 5 years of age in temporary maining contests. Although Duquesne copped this priests came here in 1948, and shelter waiting the warmth and first game, Monday night, at the Gardens, much is will complete their studies next security of family placement. To Present 'Messiah* 31 to be desired for the club to be considered among June, after which they will return . I There is Susan, for instance, to their respective dioceses in the Handel's oratorio "The Messiah1* the greafUuquesne teams of the past. United States for assignment. an extremely pleasant, at- Cdach Moore haw a hard schedule ahead. With tractive baby not quite 2 years will be presented by the Pitta- several seasoned jjlayers on the bench, who have old, whose eyes are big and burgh Symphony Orchestra wUk shiny like two Christmas stars the Mendelssohn Choir on Turn* . been replaced by first year men in the starting line- day evening, Dec. IS, «I 8Jt- | up, he 'can look foward to many sleepless nights if Parish Briefs searching for a home to bright- Rev. Michael McNicholas, C.M., en. o'clock, in Syria Motqua. Sokfatr his veterans go stale from splinters and yearling of New York, concluded on Mon- will be Frances Yeead, soprano; material being employed buckle under the strain. If you could board a child in day evening the Miraculous Medal your family, please call Miss Nan Merriman, contralto; JoMrfc.. As long as the veterans hold up, Duquesne Univer- novena he had been conducting in McKnight—MU 1-8210. Laderoute, tenor, and Donald v sity can expect a successful season. honor of th£ Feast of the Immac- Gramm, baritone. | ,.V Loyola i of the South is to be another test for ulate Conception in St. Veronica's Dudey M<1 tore and Duquesne. Loyola is the guest Isabella Church, Am bridge. team at tljie Gardens, Tuesday night, Dec. 18. New members will be received into the parish branch of the THE KNIGHTS LIFE INSURANCE CO. Many empty seats were seen at the Gardens, Monday night. Could Or AMEBICA this mean that the fans are keeping away because of the frigitf air at Arch confraternity o f Christian Mothers, which was established "Faithful Protector of Tour Family" the Garde is? Let us hope you Duquesne rooters go out to the Gardens last July, in SI Helen's Church, come Tuesday night and pack the* I Ranks in fourth place in Pennsylvania for East Pittsburgh, following the weekly premium Insurance in force. place. \ saving to the duckpin operators of early Mass next Sunday morning, Thirty-eight District Offices in this As long as the National Produc- $85,000 annually. Dec. 16. { State including: tion Authority can dictate as to The Administration will ask for A meeting of the Holy Name So- Pittsburgh No. Main A Wabash St. Pgh. ü how much building material can an additional ninej billion dollars ciety of St. Titos' Church, Aliquip- be allocated for certain types of pa, held last Sunday, was address- Pittsburgh Na. 2—8230 Penn Avenue, Pgh. • in new taxes nexf January, and Pittsburgh Na. »->203 East Ohio St, Pgh* 12 construction, Duquesne University you may rest assured that a cer- ed by Judge L. Kenneth Harkins, will have to avail itself of the fa- tain clique will want to tax the a member of the society's diocesan cilities at the Garden». What? Use speakers bureau. St., j JOSEPHH. REIMAN, bowlers. The problem is to be fac- N. S., Pittsburgh 12, Pa. president •* . the University of Pittsburgh Field ed again until a trend of national The members of the Glee Club House? Who you Ridding? The tax reduction sets in; of St George's Parish, Allentown, I will present the Christmas cantata Field House is for Pitt. And if the Every bowler should be part of teamjs at the University of Pitts- "Christmas by Candlelight" in the the sanctioned bodies. If you are parish auditorium at 8:00 o'clock burg^ are anything along the lines a tenpihner, the American Bowl- The Most Beautiful of ttie past the Field House will on Sunday evening, Dec. 16. ing Congress is your organization. More than one thousand chil- become a "White Elephant" as did The duckpinner should belong to the Stadium. dren of St. Paul'a Cathedral the American Rubberband Duck- schools will make the Holy Year 7-Day SANCTUARY LAMPS Duquesne University and the pin Bowling Congress and the Na- Jubilee visits on Sunday, Dec. 23. University of Pittsburgh along tional Efuck Pin Bowlingj Con- Admits of the parish who have not EVER OFFERED! with the strong team of Carnegie "BLBBSBD "•AB* gress. Remember, if this tax once made their visits may accompany MOTHER" OIFTR MA*V* Tech could make the Field House gets on bowling it will be perma- the children ... Newly elected the mecca of all the schools in the nent, as all similar taxes have al- officers of the Cathedral Holy '•4.00 eastern section of the country. ways been. Name Society are:-president, James Duquesne and Tech are all set Bowling has become a family J. Hughes; vice presidents, Robert with good teams. Pitt should be Recreation. If taxes hit this rec- McSorley and Dr. Leo CDonnell; set. And with the Field House, reation, then what is the family to treasurer, Leonard G. Niehoff; EACH wow! [look forward tb for inexpensive marshal, Daniel R. O'Leary. Mr. Posi r*i< Bowling Message recreation? McSorley will also serve as sec- Mj«k*r« As the first vice president of the retary. U. S. A. ^National Duck Pin Bowling Cop- You may consult the writer for So that every member of Nativ- ress and executive secretary of any and whatever information you ity Parish, North Side, may receive he American Rubberband Duck may desire. Call CO. 1-2093. Communion on Christmas Day, Pin Bowling Congress, this writer confessions will be heard there the can testify that the activities of afternoons and evenings of Dec. 21, bowling are a cause of concern. Gpild for Blind 22, 23 and [For the past year the officials of Newly Elected officers of the jthe two organizations, as well as Plans Breakfast Holy Name Society of St. Bern- jthose from the American Bowling ard's Parish, Mt. Lebanon), are: Congress, a tenpin organization, ¿ishop John F. t)earden and president, Charles A. Vettefl; vice and the National Bowling Con- Judge Henry X. O'Brien will ad-j presidents, Clement Sweeney and gress,! to which all bowlers, man- dress the second annual Com- Lawrence Hufnagel; treasurer, ufacturers of bowling equipment munion breakfast of the Catholic Robert M. Kelly; secretaries, Wil- and bowling operators are repre- Gujld for the Blind, to be held liam Smith and John Scanlon; Sunday, Dec. UL at Central Cath- marshals, Charles |5wick, Thomas sented, have been worried about olic High School, following the Frey, A1 Sherry, William Boggs, taxes. 10:0g| o'clock Mass in St. Paul!s Jr. '' I '/.i A. L. Ebersole. executive (secre- Cathedral, at which the members Cjlare Duff, a new member of the tary of j the National Duck Pin and guests will receive Holy Com- Holy Name Society's diocesan Bowling Congress, transmitted an munion. Presiding at the i break- Speakers bureau,! addressed a important ¡message to all the bowl- fast will be Richard O'Hara, a meeting of the Hjolv Name Society ing establishment operators and member of the Lucyan Club of Al- of St.I Joseph1« ¡Church, New proprietors. Howe vèr, as usual the legheny County. Brighton, last Sunday. bowlers know every little of this Some 250 persons, including GUARANTEED 100% SMOKELESS CANDLES! message. Here is so^ne of it: guests and guides, are expected to Thr ough the concerted efforts of be presenjt. Rev. Paul M.Lackner Eucharislic Congress Choose from 7 Glorious Colors: all the sanctioned bowlers, erf ten- is diocesan director of the guild. roe», Mae, jreilew, white, purple, pink pins and of duckpinjs, the 20% tax May, <1952 Barcelona win attract many thous- Be first to sanctify your home with thMe j relicknia lamp«! RUSH $1 per game on bowling was prevent- ands. It IS later than you think! for each lamp desired. We pay postafe. COD order« accepted; ed. The Congressional Tax con- (style and color. ferees were given enough facts of America AlllfE EG JIIV 11 and evidence that the proposed $5 CHURCHES amd PASTORS: ^^TVE? per yeaf increase in alley bed tax TRAVEL SERVICE m Court St. Regis Park Bljdg., Pittsburgh, Pa. Manufactured exclusively by f was eli Rinateci. The court's Christmas meeting 1 CO 1-3943 GROSSI CANDLE PRODUCTS CO. | How many bowlers and opera- will be held M at St Augustine's the origin of the-sequence, at first ters Teresita and Emma Yester; Seminary, here, for Rev. Clarence merely^* pedagogic device to en- Priest's Mother two brothers, George and Leo Yes- J. Howard, S.V.D., assistant pro- able the singer to remember a ter, and three sisters, Elizabeth, vincial of the Divine Word Fath- Rev. Leo S. Watterson, pastor 1 long series of .notes by placing a of St Clare's Church, Clairton, Marie and Emma Yester, all of er's southern province, who has syllable on each note, and later will be celebrant of Solemn Re- McKeesport. been given the assignment of es-^ becoming a distinct composition. quiem Mass this morning in St. taMishing and directing a semi- Tropes originated in much the Mary's Church, 46th St, for his nary in New Guinea for the train- same way and were an interpola- mother, Mrs. Annie G. Geary HEAUS LAY BOARD ing of native priests there. tion In an existing text. The Watterson, of 180—46th St. who No tre Dia me, Ind., Dec. 12— Father Howard was ordained Eyries in our present Kyriale take died Moriday in Mercy &gj§pital Frark C. Walker, of New York here in 1937, and for ten years fheir names from thè tropes that after a short illness. City former Postmast» General he saved as editor of the month- of the United. States, has been were composed ori théir melo- At the Funeral Massif Rev. ly magarine, "St Augustine'» Mes- dies. ' FATHER GILLIS dec <|ed president of the Assodate senger." He is one of the first Daniel A. Gearing and Rev. John Boaird of Lay Trustees at the Uni- The chant reached the zenith' of Unger, assistants at St Mary's, will day morning, Dec. 16, in the Negro priests ordained by Bishop vers: ty of Notre Dame. Gerow. its glory about the year 1000. After be deacon and subdeacon, respect- Church of St. Paul the Apostle, that it began to décline, fcut the ively, and Rev. Raymond V. Con- early stages of decline are noticea- way, the pastor, will be master of here. A dinner in the jubilarian's ble now only in an over-exuber- ceremonies. honor will follow at the New York God Love You J/ ance in the multiplication of tropes Mrs. Watterson. the wife of Athletic Club. and sequences and the departure William A. J. Watterson. was a Father Gillis, a native of Boston, Most Rev. Fulton JP Sheen from thè severe and dignified style lifelong resident of Lawrenceville, joined the Missionary Society of • of earlier days. and was a member of the Altar St Paul the Apostle (Paulist Fath- g ELIE VE it or not the Communists are giving birth to the The rise of harmony, and with Society and the Christian Mothers ers) in 1898, and was ordained Church to JChinft. Very recently they murdered a Chinese it of measured music, with the of St Mary's, and^of the Ladies Dec. 2i, 1901. For a number of priest Father Beda Chang. The funeral services were held in immense popularity which they Catholic Benevolent Association. years he was engaged in the work every church in Shanghai, so great was the demonstration of enjoyed, ¿^contributed to a neg- She was a daughter of the late of giving missions, to Catholics faith. Two hundred priests offered Mass in red vestments,' CO andv non-Catholics all over the lect of the chant and to an at- Edwin S. and Rosina Lander dozen red carnations were, sent to one church alone, great crowds tempilo force it into accord with United States, until 1922, when he Geary. overflowed every church in the city. At one crowded church alone; file new theories. The humanist Surviving, besides her husband was made editor of the "Catholic movement, with its disdain for all World." He remained in this post 2,400 stood outside. Reds! You are not building a coffin for the and her priest-son, are another Church but for yourselves . . . Having trouble praytagwell? A thiqgg medieval, resulted in a "ire- son, William A. J. Watterson, Jr.; for more than a quarter-century. form** of the chant which ruined From the time the "Catholic sacrifice to the Holy Father's missions will increase/Che fervor of three daughters,, Sister M. Lucia, your devotions . 1 . Three members of the Japanese royal family it completely and which cast it of the Sisters of Mercy, stationed Hour" radio program was'inaug- Into oblivion and disrepute, last- at St. Paul's Orphan Asylum, Ag- urated, in 1930, until 1941, Father have made pilgrimages to the Hiroshima shrine of Our Lady of ing almost until the present. nes B. Watterson and Mrs. Ger- Gillis was one of its regular and the Assumption mis yeir. In view of the Iwmmiw reverence in The work of restoration, begun trude Tronzo; five grandchildren, best-known speakers. He has which the Emperor's household is held, interest in the Cath- about the middle of the last cen- and one sister, Mrs. Adelaide Guy- written, since 1928, a weekly ar- olic faith may turn Japan, in a very short tfme, into a truly Cath- tury, made progress rapidly under ton. Five other children have ticle on current events which is olic land . . . A Chinese priest voluntarily offered M^yJf as a the care, zeal and knowledge of died: Maurice, Rosina, Elizabeth* syndicated to more than 40 Cath- prisoner of the Reds at' Quinhon, as hostage for seminarians he fiie Benedictines. Three names Edwin and Irene. olic weeklies, and is also the wished to save. After several months in the Jail, where he de- Stand out—first Dom Prosper author of a number of books and voted himself to helping his cell-companions, he was released Gueranger, Abbot of Solesmes, pamphlets. "because he was a had influence on the other prisoners.'* who died in 1875, and Dom Jo- At Duquesne seph Pothier, "Les Melodies Grég- oriennes," 1880, and Dom Andre Free Organ Recital GOD LOVE YOU to Mrs. A.VJ9.' whs. when asked by Moequerreau, who wrote "Le Supervisors and principals of all her husband what she wanted for her birthday, slid 929 far Catholic high schools in the Pitts- Nombre Musical Gregorien," the Dr. Caspar Koch win give the the Holy Father's missions; to Mr. and Mrs. I*FJE. whs cele- burgh Diocese will be guests of weekly free organ recital in Norm brated their Golden Wedding anniversary with aaacrlfice of standard work on Gregorian Duquesne University at a punch- Ihythm. Thanks to their work Side Carnegie Hall at 3:00 o'clock ISO; to FJfdK. whs saved all her baby-sitting money and eon in the university cafetek-ia on Sunday afternoon, assisted by Emil and the progress of modern pho- Saturday, Dec. 15, at 12:15 o^clock. went without desserts a« srhasl to sacrifice f1« for the Church tography, which enabled the Ben- Torick, violinist and Raymond in pagan lands; to Mrs. J.V.G. who 1MS five eMHren to sew Speakers will be Very Rev. Vernon Tcnrick, pianist edictines to have at Solesmes pho- F. Gallagher, C.S.Sp., president of and mend tor, and yet sacrificed $2f Intended tor a sewing tostatic copies of the principal Duquesne, and Rev. Thomas J. machine to five the Money to the Holy Father's «fastens; to Manuscripts from all the museums Quigley, diocesan superintendent Mr. and Mrs. J.W.D. who had fee* aid «Iras rocapped Instead and libraries of the world, we are , Complete Funerals of schools. With all Items J SOQC sf buying new snes to send 929 tor what the Hsly Father •ow reasonably sure that our called "the greatest of all ehaiftfaa»—o gift to the Society tor *hant books have the same melo*- of Service ...... ¡.. émW9 the Propagation of the Faith; to Mrs. KA, <4 years old, who ita» as when St Gregory the FORD « LOCKE Other Complete FunerilU Great first codifie* them, and that $125 - $235 - $3M picked beans and onlsns In a field to sam 91 for the. My j*tf rendition, aided by the DRUG STORE $439 - $595 I Father's missions; to LJC. whs ate at hsene testes i sf s res- SICK ROOMf SUPPLIES taurant so as to send 95 for the easse of Our Lsfd In the mis- I PRESCRIPTIONS JAY Â. McCAFFERY sions; to M.V. who sent |H sacrificed by not buying new - 2#i 8. Craig St. MD 1-5445 5147 fmm Ave. MO. 1-4172 drapes . . . Last year the Bety Father's ntetons sand for 54 In the Cathedral Districi milltea children, aged, sick, lepers, and erphsns. It is toe 1GIDAS largest agency In the world tor helping both ssnl and bsdy. We Have Everything in Flowers MA 1-1300 3719 Forbes St. The Wise Men came from the East to the First Christmas. SC 1-1300 Pittsburgh, Po. Wise men today send their Christmas sacrifices to the East, fhrpufb BEINHAUER the Holy Father's missions . . . What have youtlone about "last minute" Christmas gifts, for people you may be forgetting en your regular list? Don't rush into * crowded drug store on Christmas Eve to buy something that neither of you will like: lay tn,.nowir Peloube! 4 Company a stock of World Mission Rosaries, In their square, glass-like boxes. Pipe Organs Each is Messed by me. Requests, accompanied by $2 offerings, can be sent to 109 E. 38th St., New York 16 . .. China: A mission- . Maintenance. SCHELLHAAS-& SON ary found his sentence to death postponed from day to day. "Real and Equipment Funeral Home preparation for death," he said, "does not consist of our emo- t717 Sow Mill RIM MvA tional readiness. What fa needed Is a constant act of too will which FAfrfox 1-4063 705-707 East St., NorH Side unites us to God under all circumstances." . . A $4 ticket for • PL. 1-4700 Broadway play would keep a victim of leprosy a week in any of our 174 leprosaria. A 90 pair of dress-up shoes would pay far WM. SLATER «SONS the expenses qf a catechist for a month in Africa or India. Road FUNERAL HOME the sacrifices others are making and do something both for your JOHN L FREYVOGEL Viratala Ava. teanarga at, ML WuhMw SMraa mmé Am at BiwlBiy.l•miww EV. 1-3345 soul and the Holy Father's missions. SSL, . If M IM! ML UkUM IX 1-2107 Fumerai Director Do not forget a Christmas presefit tor Our Blessed Mother this Chi le«— by tt ndtog • FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE Vlekr, oar Hsly Father, rotM Ave., Near Haiket St. this Maniij are to the Cathedral District ! DAIRY ASSOCIATION sf tho Society tor the Prepsgatten af MAyflowor 1-1665 CONNKLLSVVLLE, M. E. HH St, Now York If, NX, and wnUam G. Connare, 125 North Craig St* "DAY cm NIGHT" EIGHT THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC Thursday, To Hold Exhibit RELIGIOUS Films TO THE POINT Blanshard Statues, crucifixes, Of Religious Art easy credit terxjos. (Continued from Page 1) The following list, prepared by (Continued from Page. 1) call at your home, "Voters Uninterested in Vatican An outstanding exhibition of re- nings FA 1-858|9 lor the Central Office of the Holy American ideals and consistent ligious art will be shown at the Appointment." Arts and Crafts Center, Fifth and ment or write T. J. Name Society, shows the Legion of opposition to anti-American doc- van, 527 Font^lla St* Decency ratings for motion pic- « trines/' and he expressed the con- Shady Aves* from Sunday, Dec. Christmas Notes 16, through Dec. 31, by the Asso- burgh 33, Pa. Salesman tures now showing, or to be shown viction that "our neighbors will . The Presbyterian Book Store, on cohtinue to judge us by what they ciated Artisis of Pittsburgh. The ed. , > \j^.^riaMiB soon, at Pittsburgh downtown the- Oliver Ave., has on sale an im- see and know." show, which has been "assembled aters. In the spirit ot the Legion pressive display of Christmas by Mildred Schmertz, will include -CARETAKER Copies of a leaflet prepared by 4 DP man and wife want J of Decency pledge, children should cards, including reproductions oi! Rev. Urban Adelman, O.F.M.Cap., contemporary painting and sculp- Madonnas and Nativity scenes by editor of "The Catholic Home ture, examples of architec|tural de- ployment and rooms see only those films classed as A-l; the old masters and by modern sign, stained glass, metalcraft, and takers of institution dri adults, as well as "children,-¿re ex- Journal," answering objections to painters of religious art. Also on the Vatican appointment and giv- enameling. speak Polish and GermanjJ pected-to avoid Class B films. sale are Crib sets, complete with ing reasons! why it woul4 be for St. Paul's Cathedral and Sacred ficient | workers and A-I (Unobjectionable) all the figures of tjhe Infant, the the good of the United States and Heart Churth have loanjed vest- worthy. Rev. Louis Blessed Virgin, St. Joseph, the Fixed Bayonets world peace, were handed to per- ments for display. Photographs of St. Luke's Church, Renting Quo Vadis?" shepherds, the angels, the ani Red Badge of Courage sons entering the hall, by a group work in Sacred Heart Church, St. ville, phone BentleyvilBJg mails. At the top of one of these of pupils of Ursuline Academy. Bernard's, l«ft. Lebanoh, and St. A-II (Unobjectionable for Adults) Cribs, in the Oliver Ave. win- The material in the leaflet "was Aihanasius', West View,; and a ••¡I BACK ISSUES — \ Crosswind dow, is an angel holding a scroll taken from a lecture Father Urban model of the interior of St. Scho- -Macbeth with the Latin inscription, "Gloria Priest wants back issues of Reunion in Reno delivered at the academy on De<|. 7. lastica's, Aspinwall, are also in- Strange Door in excelsis Deo." cluded in the exhibit. "The IJurist;" writeLprttof -That's My Boy Father Urban attended the __ •. Sgjj 1 I I ones available and price. Tougher They Come There was a time when religi- Blansharc| meeting, along with two . v " " " " [ r i Well, The H.A., care of The Pittsburgh ous statues, pictures of the Bless- other priests from St. Augustine's CSMC To Meet in August B (Objectionable) 1 ed* Virgin, and Latin prayers were Churcb. Cincinnati, Dec. 12—The j 15th Catholic. —Happy Go , Lovely looked at askance by some Prot- Besides Mr. Blanshard and Dr. national convention of th£ Catho- 'Come on My House* estants. It is heartening that a bet- IFowler, the speakers Lat tie meet- lics Students' Mission Crusade will Report Lithuanian ter attitude now prevails. ing were John C. Mayrje, a na- be held ¡at the University pf Notre Paintings: 3,000 gorgeous Deportations, Killings Dr. Arthur M. Young, head of tional director of the POAUS, who Dame, Aug. 21-24, 1952 it has flowers, landscapes, actipii the ' Classics Department at the made the appeal for contributions; been announced here by Msgr. paintings. Lasting appeal, Washington, Dec. 11—-The Lith- University of Pittsburgh, continu- Rev. A. Gordon Ma^Lennan, pas- Edward A. Freking, national sec- thrills. Harry Eichleay, 1006 uanian Legation here reports that ing an annual project, has, had toij of the Shadyside United Pres- retary. i | jjfi 1» 1 ' i Arlington Ave. HE. 1-224L somewhere between 400,000 and published a supply of copies of a byterian Church, who gave the I, i 550,000 Lithuanians have been de- Christmas card he designed, with opening prayer, and Rev. Clyde RING j FOR SAI|E a Nativity scene by Petrus Kearney,! ¡of the First Christian ported from their homeland on or- To settle estate, j will sell CHRISTMAS GIFTS l ders from Mpscow. It also reports Christus, the 15th Century Bra Church, ' ^ho gave the closing diamond ring. Write) that 50,488 persons, conservatively, bantine painter, a medieval Latin prayer. poem and a translation of the lat- care of The Pittsburgh! Catho- Order Early have been executed by the Soviet A brief question and answer lic. secret police and the Soviet Army. ter by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, period followed Mr. iBlahshard's Crocheted Pot Holders $ .50 etcfc the 18th Century English _poet Embroidered and Crocheted | address, at whiph tirmi a few ob- HOUSEKEEPER Show Toweli ...... $1.50 each ("Rime of the Ancient Mariner.") jections were raised to some df his 1 Radio Listings The card, Dr. Young explains, as- 3t'atiementj>. 1i Refined wid<|)w wan s posi- Ladies Fancy Crocheted sociates "the Latin language at its tion as I managing hou •ekeep- Handkerchiefs ...... $1.00 itch \ tenderest best with the Christian Toward the close of the meeting er; or s|s woman's com panion Embroidered and Crocheted Friday, Dec. 14 the members of the Swann Chor- T Pillow Cases .$&8ff ftp tradition, with a Renaissance mas- or baby-sitter. Writ e J.P.; Yanity Sets & Runners $5.00 ap 4:45 to- 5:00 P.M., WEDO, Mc- ter, and with an English poet, all ale, a 30-voice Ne^ro group, ap- peared on the stage and .sang two care of-The Pittsburgh Catho- Fancy Baby Bonnet and Keesport (810), Vesper Hour; reverently bound together in com- lie. Cape ...[... $5.00 tmdk Rev. Walter J, Benz, of St. mon dedication to Roman'- or three numbers. Painted anq Framed House Agatha's, Bridgevilte. Christian humanism." Comment on other portions of ROOM FpR RENT ^lessinga $3.50 each Saturday, Dec. 15 1 the .Blanshard meeting, appear in 8:15 to 8:30 A.M., WJAS (1320): The little poem Dr. Young has the column "To the Point." Brookline, sleeping room SISTERS OF Patrick's Church. used is in the form of a lullaby for gentleman, near transpor- THE OOOD SHEPHERD : Sunday, Dec. 16 sung by Mary:. "Dormi* Jesu! tation, reasonable. C^ll ILE 1615 Lowrir St.. Troy Hill 8:00 to 8:15 A. M. WISR, Butler Mater ridet Quae tam dulcem Citizenship Group 1-1356. Pittsburgh 12. Pa. v somnum videt ..." Coleridge's CEdar 1-1020 (680): "Hour of St. Francii." rendition makes it it lullaby with- Given New Director HOUSEKEEPER 9:00 to 10:00 A.M., WJA£}: St. out any Christ-Child connotation: Patrick's Church. Two sisters desire work as "Sleep, sweet babell my cares be- Washington] Dec. 12 —- Rev. housekeeper and assistant SCHADE 9:15 $ 9:45 A. M., KQV (1410): guiling; Mother sits beside thee Thomas Owek Martin, | associate "Ave Maria HoUr. smiJing . \ ." The Latin words can professor ofhioral theology at the housekee per in rector^ where Insurance Agency 10:00 to 10:30 A. M., WMCK, Mc- be found in some collections set to Catholic University of America, there are two ¡or three priests, Auto and Fire Insurance Keesport (1360): "Ave Maria the music of a haunting Chilean las been narhed director of the or ar )und the Pittsburgh Notary Public • Hour." folksong. Commission o^ American Citizen- iiocese; experienced. Write: IRWIN. PA. 10:3(0 to 10:45 A. M., WP1T (730): ship by Bishop Patrick J. Mc- .M,, car e of The Pittsburgh 328 Main Str Phone 54 "Hour of St. Francis." Cormick, rector of the university. Cathèlib. 10:30 to 11:00 A. M., WESA, Char- 1952 4Bible Week' Father Marltin succeeds Msgr. jteroi: "Hour of St. Francis." rederick G. ' Hochwait, director 12:00 to 12:15 P.M., WISR, Butler: Pulblioitv Planned of the NCWC Education Depart- { "Butler Catholic JIour." ment. ALPHA DRESS 1:15 to 1:30 P. M., WKST, New Washington, Dec. 12—"U. | S. uguót Castle (1280): "Salve i Regina Catholics will hear a great deal ~T HOUSEKEEPERS SUIT CO1 . Hour." about the Bible , ltr^l 952,"! it has Housekeeper and assistant • *" i 1:30 to 2:00fP.M., WLOA, Brad- been announced by Rev. Louis housekeeper wanted for rec- aóleíic ano Complete Rental dock (1550): Lithuanian Cath- Hartman, C.Ss.R., secretary of the olic flour.' toiry ini suburb of Pittsburgh; I J . Service of Men's Catholic Biblical Association of 2 priests. Write N.lf\, care bf 2:00 to 2:30 P. M., KDKA (10^6): America. Bible Week, Feb. 10-16, CxJuiwe Cab ritti Formal Clothes "Catholic Hour." I will offer f^ress and radio features The Pittsburgh Caiholic. and Accessories 4:00 to 4:30 f. M., WCAEi Musart on the Scripture. I ¡L Club. 447 Marshall Av4, 3007 Jankins Se ven Bihlc.. publishing firms, in WALL PRUG COMPANY 1 Pittsburgh 14 Arcade 4:30 to 5:00 P. M., WEDO, Mc- co-operation with the - national Jteesport: Choir of Transfigura- center of the Confraternity of THOMAS fc. WALL I c AL 1-1042 Atlantic 1-1331 tion Church, Monongah^la. Préaerlptloas 7:00 to 7:15 P. M.,' WRYO (Ro- Christian Doctrine at NCWC chester) K. of C. Rosary broad- headquarters here, have! prepared «41-41 5th Ave cor;. Tunnel St a Bible Week packet* 6f posters, 1 cast. sermon outlines, and ideas for as- Pittsburgh AT U9183 iiiiiner and Lunch FOUNTAIN PENS 7:30^-8:00 P.M., WDUQ (FM, sembly programs: Fifty radio sta- .. Jr. at ... . Parker — Sheaffer . 91.5!): University Catholic Club tions will carry a Bible week ser- Eversharp — Esterbrook program. ies. t T<|>mlinson Hall 8:00 to 8:30 P. M., WBVP, Beaver Open Daily— Sale« and Service , Falls (1230): "Catholic Truth G. S. ZAGORAS Sundays and Holidays GREETING CARDS Hour " DAUM & HELM Catering I« Wt«ta| 10:45 to 11:00 P. Kl., WWSW COMPANr Y Ball Mark—Rust Craft- - HARDWARE CO, trukfuto ini KeccflIéM j Gibson (970): St. Joseph's House of 623-625 East Ohio Street Specializing in Hospitality. North Side, Pittsburgh Painting, — Sandblasting Sarah Tomlinsjon SINGER PEN Monday, Dec. 17 Everything fqr the repair and 811 Ridfe Ave. 1 7:00 to 7jl'5 P. M. WMBS, Union- Pointing — Caulking improvement of the horn* FA 1-6952 — CE l-7^78 and GIFT SHOP town (590)^ K. of C. Catholic St, MaU's Church, 46th St.—A Jenkins Arcade. Pittsburrk. F» Forum Product of Our Workmanship Tuesday, Dec. 18 4:45 to 5:00 P.M., WEDO, Mc- The Hoelzle Hardware ' 621 Prnssley St. Keesr>ort, Vespier Hour: Rev. WHITEHALL AL. 1-8886 George, A. Jurica. of St. Clare's, (Two Doer* from Whitehall Theater; Clairton. I' Complete Line Hardware, -K • ryr r Lawr Equipment ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL The Rosary ! is recited daily I Wf 1-5981 Monday through Friday, at 7:00 A.M. On station WLOA Braddock, FLOORS CLEANING & DECORATING aHoi at 7:00 P.M. pn station WCAE, Pittsburgh; also at 11:30 A.M. on Mondays and Tuesdays on station i Parry Studio WLOA, and at 7:00 P.M. Satur- Fin« Photographs Tv Gussey days on station WCAE. ASPHALT TILE • Your Portrait—The One Gift RUBBER TILE Television Only You Can Give RESILIENT FLOORS Sunday, Dee. 16 All-Type Hardwood Floors 10:30 to 11:00 A. M., WDTV , 901 Keonan Building Installed —'Resurfaced 413 N. HIGHLAND AVE. (Channel 3): Frontiers of Faith. j Liberty Ave. Free Estimates prrlrsBURGH, PA. I, Catholic program. Pittsburgh 22, Pa. 1:00 to 1:30 P.M., WJAC, Johns-j GR. 1-2291 5823 Alder St.. PittsbMrqh EST. 1873 I MO 1-2892 town (Channel 13): Frontiers of HI 14)244 Faith. Catholic program.