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TWO DOLLARS KB YBAft 107th Year-No. 16 PITTSBURGH, PA., THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1950 SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS Cardinal Calls 011 Hospitals Kètreat Master Half-Million Witness To |lead in Finding Solution of New For Social Problems of Day , 'Purity Martyr* Not Enough Consideration for 'Little Man' By , June 26—Before a vast Holy Year throng Medical Profession, Chicago estimated to number a half-million, and believed to be the Suggests in Convention ¡Talk largest which ever witnessed the solemn canonization cere- mony of the Church, His Holiness Pope Pius on Saturday Milwaukee, June 22 — Catholic to the problems that so beset our proclaimed that Maria Goretti, the 11-year old Italian girl hospitals were urged to take the I people." who gave her life as a martyr of purity, is to be honored lead in experiments directed to! Chiding the medical profession as a saint. • " ward the solution of the pressing and American hospitals gently for All the bells of 's churches resisted his advances, in a tragic social problems of the day by Car- their failure to face squarely the rang out at the conclusion of the scene in her parents! home in the dinal Samuel Stritch, problem of adequate medical care canonization ceremony, which was Pontine Marshes, 48 years ago, of Chicago, in his keynote addres$. for '"the little man," the Cardinal conducted in the square before St. was expected to also be present, hére, before the 35th annual con- pointed out t ìat it could not be Peter's Basilica. The enormous but was not. He is Angelo Sere- crowd wishing to be present made VCntion of the Catholic Hospital solved by condemning regimenta- nelli, who served 27 years in pris- it impossible to hold the ceremony Association of the ! tion. tie said: on for his crime and who later and Canada. ¡j "All the arguments we have put in the basilica, as is the usual practice. became a lay Brother in a monas- "I think that if there is ode forward against compulsory med- The canonization was unusual tery near Rome. Before she ex- thing our Catholic hospitals aije! >cal care are well balanced enough, Rev. Thomas A. Fox, C.S.P.. in other respects, for the new pired, the martyr-saint expressed free to do, it is to experiment ih but we must still find a way to forgiveness for her murderer. obtain sane and reasonable assist- widely known preacher lecturer saint's mother, Mrs.'Assunta Go- social problems," the Cardinal and writer on religious subjects, retti, was present, as were her In an allocution delivered after •aid. "In fact I think that w|e ance from public authority, with- out the tone of the present pro- who will be retreat master for the brothers and sisters, one of the he had declared St. Maria Goretti Should lead and try to give ourj- series of seven retreats for laymen brothers being a factory worker canonized, Pope Pius asked Cath- selves to finding some solutionis posals. I am, afraid the medical profession has. not faced, as to be riven at St. Vincent's Col- from New Village, N. J. The man olic parents everywhere io guard squarely as it should, this social lege, Latrobe, this summer, it has ( who murdered the girl, when she their children against immorality. problem." been announced by Rev. Edmund ; Point Cuneo, O.S.B., In charre of lay re- . . n] \ ^ TT111 To Msgr. John W. Barrett of Chi- treats at St. Vincent's. Father Fox! j cago; association president, in his HlSllOp W) OlCSS (^Olirl UDIIOIUS BY THE EDITOR has given many retreats for lay-j 0 . J «« 1 I address declared that "health care men. Sisters and priests, besides] hlllltlltOIl IJllirCIl should be made available to all Armed Hostilities numerous missions; three of his Retreat House American fighter planes and. f^Ple in terms of insti- missions were riven in Sacred Sundayj'« Julyv 2 warships ubega n combat operat ojnjä tutional facilities and trained per- Heart Church. East End. sonnel, but also in terms of rea- The first of the seven retreats, against the armed forces of Noijth After 45 years of hoping and In Zoning Case Korea on Tuesday. (It was. Wed- sonable cost to the public." each covering a three-day period. nesday; morning in the Far East). ' The working man should have will open on July 16, and the last praying, St. Timothy's Par--h, North Korea is ruled by a Com- (Continued on Last Page) one will close Aur. 13. Smithton, at last has its new > In an important decision hand- munist regime, dominated and church, which will be dedicated ed down in Common Pleas Court Supported by Russia. The Com- Sunday, July 2, at 10:30 o'clock,! Monday, Judge Henry Ellenbogen munists on Sunday had begun ^n Life' Was Wrong-Church Holdings by Coadjutor John F. upheld the right of St. Francis' invasion of South Korea, whith Dearden. Rejtreat House, occupying the for- has an anti-Communist govern- Of Land in 2 Per Cent, Not 20 St. Timothy's had a church be- mer Mesta property at 1201 ment. The United Nations Secur- I fore: it was dedicated in 1900, but Beechwood Blvd., to provide over- ity Council, at a special meeting Des Moines, June 28 —Church Church holding another 20 per flve years later it was destroyed night accomodations for men tak- held Sunday, ruled that the Ncjrth land holdings in the Italian dis- cent, only 10 per cent is left for by fire. It was such a catastrophe ing part in spiritual retreats con- Koreans' action was aggressjiye trict of Calabria arhountto 2 per the people." for the congregation that rebuild- ducted there. The decision (dispos- war, and as such was a threat to In the whole of Italy, land hold- ing was impossible, so the remain- ed of a complaint brought by a jwwrld peace. Under the U.jN. cent of the total arable land, not ings of ecclesiastical entities in- ing walls were roofed over to group of nearby property-owners, charter, this ruling means that 20 per cent as reported in the Apr clude only 1.67 per cent of the form a sort of basement church, who claimed that the city zoning member nations are now cal ed 24 issue of | "Life" magazine, a land. And, according to Msgr. Li- and this "temporary" structure has upou to take action "to maintain survey just completed in Italy board had erred in authorizing us« gutti, this land is scattered served the ever since. of part of the retreat house prop- •r restore international peace una shows. throughout the parishes of Italy. Bishop Dearden will be cele- security." erty as a small dormifory. Questioning the percentage fig- Being in small parcels, the land is brant of Pontifical Mass in the For a number of years the house It was in conformity with this ure in the "Life" article, "Italy's well cared for. There are no con- new church, following the dedica- has been used for Days of Recol- requirement of the U.N. charter Peasants Seize the Land," Msgr. centrated holdings of the Church. tion ceremony on Sunday. Assist- lection, and it was recently de- feat. President Truman ordered L. G. Ligutti, executive director of While nothing can be said in ing him will be Rev. Francis R. cided to conduct retreats of three American forces into I action the National Catholic Rural Life defense of the land owners with Gresko, of St. Timothy's, as days, or longer, there. The com- »gainst the North Koreans, The Conference, obtained the report large holdings, it must be noted arch priest; Very Rev. Michael plaints asserted that this would United States has not declared of the Italian economist who made that "Life's" statement that 20 Yesko, pastor of St. Mary's, disturb the peace and quiet of the war upon any nation. We are hot the recent studies—Guiseppe Me- barons own 70 per cent of the lan^i Brownsville, ; Very Rev. neighborhood, which is a resi- waging war upon any nation. We dici. is grossly exaggerated. In Cala- Joseph Kushner, pastor of St. dential zone, and that it would have acted, and are acting, to Dominic's, Donora, subdeacon, and "Life" reported "The peasants bria, the holdings of all private lower property values from 20 to •top aggression. And by all ac- owners, including the "20 barons," Rev. Joseph Kopecky, assistant 75 per cent. cepted moral standards Tt is agreed have watched with impotent rage chancellor of the diocese, master the maltreatment of 70 per cent of having 250 acres or more amount Argument Rejected that a war- of aggression is an un- to only 25.65 per cent of the land of ceremonies. Rev. Austin Stehle, "Real estate experts who testi- just war. the arable land by the 20 powerful (Continued on Page 3) barons who own it. With the in that district. fied for the petitioners were not This needs to be clearly under- convincing," Judge Ellenbogen stood, for we ire witnessing a found. "Their testimony was bas- crucial test of thje United Nations' ed largely on their observation of method for stopping war. Before Greek Rite Diocese to Build Seminary Here the results of the invasion of fine the U.N., the outbreak of hostili- residential districts by multiple ties between two countries was al- A historic development in the now being torn down to make prayers be offered "that will dwellings and apartment houses." ways accompanied by declarations "There is a vast difference be- *f each that the otner was the ag- life of the in the room tor the main seminary build- prosper our seminary." fressor. CEven in such a clear-cut Catholics of th» Greek Rite ' tween a busy apartment building United States was announced this ing. T^o other structures on the (also called Byzantine Rite, one of i with its comings and goings, and case as Hitler's invasion of Poland, the quiet atmosphere of a retreat week: the decision of the Greek three-acre property will b^ re- the Eastern or Oriental rites of Which launched World War II, he home," Judge Ellenbogen added. Rite Diocese of Pittsburgh to erect modeled for use as part of the the Church) in th* United States had apologists in this country who The protest against the permit here a philosophical and theolog- semirfcii-y. In recent months, one have two ! one, the Dio-^ «laimed he had to act as he did was filed by Attorney John G. ical seminary for its candidates of these buildings has been occu- cese of Pittsburgh, Greek Rite, un- because England was building up pied, temporarily, by several Sis- der Bishop Ivanchb, whose cathe- Buchanan for Sidney Stark, Isa- Pdland against him. And in the for the priesthood. It will be the dore A. Lichter, Isadore Pachtman, first Eastern Rite seminary in the ters and nurses from Roselia dral is in Homestead, is compos- •till more clear-cut case of Japan's Foundling Asylum. ed of persons ol Ruthenian birth Irwin D. Wolf, Benjamin Thorpe, Attack upon Pearl Harbor, the fan- United States, and, with the sup- (Continued on Last Page) pression of seminaries of that rite Estimated to cost $750,000, the or descent; the other, the Ukrain- tastic assertion was made, and is ian Greek Rite ¡Diocese, under ati" being repeated by some behind Europe's "Iron Curtain funds for the seminary are being will be the only one in the world. raised in a campaign in which all Bishop Constantine Bohachevsky, Americans, that Japan was tricked whose cathedral is! in Philadelphia, HOLIDAY •r provoked into making the at- the parishes of the Greek Rite Dio- To bear the title, "Byzantine cese of Pittsburgh are participat- comprises person^ of Ukrainian tack and was not .really the ag- Catholic Seminary of SS. Cyril birth or rescent. Both haye par- Because of the holiday occur- «ressor!) The U.N. Charter pro- ing. A pastoral letter from Bishop ring Tuesday, July 4—Independ- and Method," the new institution Daniel Ivancho, read -last Sunday ishes in various parts of the coun- vides that the decision as to which . ence Day—news items for publica- will occupy the site of the former in all churches of his diocese, ex- try and both use the Churich Sla- »•tion the aggressor will be Gu&y Hebrew Orphanage on RIv- vonic language fdr their liturgy, tion in next week's issue of this* 1 plains the project and directs that by the u.N. and that all the wview Ave., North Side. The main after the Divine Liturgy (Mass), in place of the I Latin Used in paper must be received by Mon- member nations will abide by> it. orphanage building, which has on every Sunday and holy day, churches of the iiatin Rite. day, July 3. (Continued on Page 4) been unused for several years, is THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC 50 Years a Priest Lutheran Group Calls for Revei Of Ruling Against Religious Tjap.

Milwaukee, June 26 — Reversal cision, the board's st of the 1948 MfcCollum case deci- "American Christiana sion by which' the United States submit meekly to Supreme Court outlawed released- are favorable to athei tinie religious instruction on pub- favorable to the lic school property is recommend- American parents. ed in a report placed before the "Christians should arias WANNA FIGHT? ing or the moral backbone to live Missouri Lutheran Synod's 41st operate," the statement I have very seldom come across up to them. triennial convention this week at an effort to have this a boy who did not relish a good And So To School J Concordia College, Moorhead, Wis. versed or modified, tight now and then. The many Many young people are satisfied The Synod's board for parish parents the right which blackened eyes and scuffed that they have fulfilled their obli- education, in a pre-convention re- theirs by the will ot God knuckles I have seen in class- gation of gaining a Catholic edu- port, severely criticized education accordance with tho rooms and sometimes even at the cation, and their parents of pro- without religion in public schools. dom which the First Ai Communion rail, as well as the viding the same, when the^ have The board declared that only guarantees." readiness of boys to jump in and completed the eighth grade of a "children of Godless parents are The statement also argue for'their rights in aJ baseball parochial school. But it is jan ab- receiving at public expense the alarm over "the spread game or some other contest give solute necessity in a great many kind of education their parents secular spirit and tho plenty of evidence for that fact individual cases that this Catholic want them to have." religious influence among While I have never actually seen education be extended muqh far- Referring to the McCollum de- ^American people." a girl or Woman engage in fisti- ther because they have not yet cuffs (except in the movies) jl learned how to apply Christian Very Rev. Join A. Grelner, pas- have had a few verbal tussles with principles in their lives. That is tor of St Peter's Church, South Rumania Dioceses Parish Scout Troop some of them arid I can safely say the purpose of higher education Sidde. since 19M, who was or- Applies for that they are none the less able under the Catholic system. dained SI years ago. July 1, 1999, Made Leatlerless and who will mark the anniver- to put up a good battle without It is not just for teaching so Troop No. 68, Boy vthe need of muscles. much history or science or car- sary at a Solemn Masa in St By Death, Arrests Peter's on Sunday, July 2, at 19:99 America, of St Lawrence's There is a much more important pentry or medicine ojr law that we o'clock. 1 ish, East End, active lor a battle that we are all engaged in expend all the millions of dol- ————.— a Vatican City, June 20—The im- lars on our CatholiC schools, but time, is to be granted an gfl even if we never play baseball and common good of all men rather prisonment of one prelate and the always shy away from! arguments. rather to teach people how to live j charter, it was announesif as children of God and, -more to than the personal gain of tj>e few; death of another have left the two It is the battle of right versus j to the school that teaches the place week. Rev. Josepn It wrong—the battle of life. In this J the point, as soldiejrs of Christ. remaining Catholic dioceses in Ru- For, in truth, we are all soldiers and the need for sacrifice in emu- mania without their ' legitimate assistant at St Lawrence's,^ battle one fact is as *lear as the j lation of the Sacrifice of Christ on abater from a mountain spring—i who must fight if w^ are to over- spiritual shepherds. represent the troop as I come the forces of evil with which Calvary. But above all, go to the of the Allegheny Council Christian ideals of living are not' school that will teach not only the According to a Zurich dispatch going to be fought for unless they we are surrounded. Twin Rivers District C Bat What School? facts and the principles, but, be- printed in "L'Osservatore Roma- are known and appreciated. cause it recognizes that no educa- no," Vatican City daily, the Ru- ofthe scouts. j Do you want aij example? Why If fitting ourselves ¡for a position manian Communist authorities in life in which we could make a tion is complete—or can truly be The troop committee CO is it, that, in a city the size of called education — without God, have arrested Msgr. Luigi Boga, Pittsburgh where so many of the name for ourselves, |or in which Vicar General of the Alba Julia J. P. Davis, Patrick Hyland, to accumulate weajth or power, or will endeavor to instill motivation officials, both elected and appoint- for living) according to these facts Diocese, for reasons still not rence Boyle, George F. ed, lay claim to the name of Chris- some other temporal end, was the known. The same issue of the pa- and Michael Byrnes, with sum and substance the purpose and principles, motivation for tian, we "have so much scandal in right living —the fhotivation of per carried a notice of the death Moflitt as scoutmaster and which those officials have had an of education, then we would say. of Bishop Marco Glaser, Vicar Barranco as assistant go to the high school] that ignores pleasing God. Then you'll be active part? The answer is ob- ready to fight—and win. General of the Jassi Diocese. Registered as Boy Scouts» vious. Either those people have God, as public schooljs do, by vir- tue of the universal misinterpre- Thought for the Week j The Ordinaries of both dioceses, troop are Lawrence Boyle, never learned the principles for 1 which Christ died or they have tation of the Constitution of the "Ad Majorem Dei GlorflamT — Bishop Aaron Marton of Alba Burgoon, James Byrnes, Jl decided to lay them aside for the United States; or gol to the law For the Greater Glory of God." Julia and Bishop Antonio Duro- bett, William Corbett, sake of their own personal gain. school that teaches hcjw to deceive covici of Jassi were arrested in Coyne, James Dayton, I. and to find loopholes through i * June, 1949. Sometime before that D r i s c h 1 e r, Jpjeph Gal! For the most part, the really the number of Latin-Rite Sees had George Halloran, John H$f honest person desires to stay out which to squirm to unjust deci- Social Action,Group sions that, will have the external been reduced from five to two by Richard Joyce, John of active politics as a. profession Of Methodists Asked the regime. All the Byzantine- Thomas Kelly, Robert because he considers - it such a appearance of legality; or go to the school of medicine that teaches Rite Catholic Sees in Rumania McDonough, William M' , dirty business. Of if he does enter To Discontinue Name have been suppressed and their George O'Brien, Richard into the political arena he is likely that the end justifies the means in the matter of life and death; or Cleveland, June 22—The Coyn- arrested. James Schmitt, John Sipplap to become discouraged at his inr cil of Bishops of the Methodist tin Walsh, Herbert WillisoN^ ability to do anything to straigthen go to the school of accounting There have been persistent re- that winks approvingly at fals»» Church has recommenced that the ports that the regime is busy pre- Nicholas Synan. out the mess and he withdraws to name "Methodist" be dropped fairer fields, or else he adopts the bookkeeping for the purpose of paring a "treason" case against Explorer Scouts regil your own gain. from the title of the Methodist Bishop Marton. It was previously Frank Burgoon and Hh same kind ot selfish philosophy Federation of Social Action, which that has guided so many politicos But if the purpose of life is to reported that another well-known Quast . The troop meets save our souls for an eternity of has been criticized for having pro- Rumanian clergyman, Msgr. Carlo Friday at 7:30 P.M., in St. ahead of him. Communist sympathies. I make mention of politics only happiness, and if we are going to Pakocs, writer and Vicar General rence's School. by way of example. Many more save our souls by living up to the The Council said that it issued of the government - suppressed examples could be given from laws of God, then we say, go to the recommendation to clarify Satu Mare Diocese, was tortured other walks bf life to point out the the school that teaches you to before the public the fact that the by the Reds in order to force from Walter A. Si lack of knowledge or appreciation recognize the place of God and His federation is "a voluntary and in- him an incriminating statement Mattar Flambar of the principles of Christian liv- Laws in the lives of all men; to dependent organization" which against Bishop Marton. the school that teaches that you does not speak for the Methodist Fsr Servisti «r EsthMttt should love your neighbor, not Church and over which neither WA 1-5424 WEEKLY after yourself^ but the same as the Council i nor the Methodist Water Heater Repairing 7S3 Steuben St.. West yourself; to the school that teaches General Conférence has any con- ALL MAKES INSTANTANEOUS MASS CALENDAR that the practice of law anjd of trol. WATER HEATERS -REPAIRED X (For Use With Missal) SS r*m Experience w medicine and of the other profes- In a recent article in "Reader's USED HEATERS BOUGHT and SOLD sions is for the first purpose of MORTGAGE SUNDAY, July 2: The Visita- Digest" by Stanley .High, it was • Free Estimate benefitting your fellow man rather charged that the federation has tion of the Blessed Virgin; (5th than yourself; to the school that FRED KILLMEYER LOANS Sunday after Pentecost); double opposed the American capitalistic teaches that the first purpose of system and has been friendly to lit Brosville St., Pfh. J, Pa. 1st class; white; 2nd prayer, of the government is... to work for the EV. 1-3989 Sunday; 3rd, of SS. Processus and some Communist causes. ? Martinian; Credo; Last Gospel, of Wilkinsburg the Sunday. Second Mass, of the Photography . . . At lip Best DAtIM ft HELM solemnity of SS. 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Carson St. , L. BU. 1-1231 200 Cherches Oecorotod to •tHK Pentecost TrLStafo Father Hark ins NEW CHURCH AT SMITHTON by Rev. Thomas P. Walsh, who Smithton Church served from Apr. 13, 1902, to Apr. To Mark Jubilee 17, 1904. Rev. Joseph Dejon be- (Continued from Page 1) came pastor in August, 1904, just a O.S.B., professor of religion at St. Rev. Eugene W. Harkins, pastor Vincent's College, Latrobe, will few months before the fire, on of St. Ann's Church, Castle Shan- deliver the sermon. Feb. 5, 1905, wiped out the parish non, will mark the silver jubilee church. Father Dejon transferred of his ordination with a Solemn Designed by H. Ernest Clark, Mass to be celebrated in his parish Monessen architect, the new his residence to West Newton, and church next Sunday, July 2, at church is of modified Romanesque Smithton became a »mission of 12:20 o'clock- _ , of golden buff face brick with limestone trim, with red Brit- Holy Family Parish, there. Rev. Thojjnas B. Lappan, for- tany tile roof. The building is 40 'Basement Church* Dedicated mer diocesan director of the So- by 88 feet, facing Peer St., Smith- Under Father Dejon's direction ciety of St. Vincent jde Paul and ton's principal street, having three the ruins were transformed into newly appointed pastor of St. entrances, all of which lead to the the "basement church" which was Athanasius' Church, West View, nave of the church and also to the dedicated July 2, 1905, by Rev. will assist as archpriest. Rev. Vin- basement parish hall. A bell tower, Joseph Bauer, pastor of St. Jo- cent J. Roland, pastor |v»f Blessed 56 feet high, contains three -bells, seph's, Bloomfield. Sacrament Church, Natrona rung automatically, and is sur- mounted by a stainless steel cross. Rev. Adam Bini became pastor Heights, who marked his jubilee in 1907, and as he spoke several on Monday, will be deacon. Rev. The church seats 300 persons, languages, including Slovak, he Charles (A. Ward, pastor of St. and was built by the Brownsville was able to draw together the. Mark's, trie, will be'subdeaeon, Construction Company, the total Catholics of various nationalities and Rev. Edward Ri cards will be cost being about $80,000. The al- settling in the district. He was master of ceremonies. tars, pews, and top of the sanctu- followed in 1915, by Rev. Robert The sermon will be delivered by ary rail are of light oak, waxed, Picchi, who built a rectory ad- Rev., Patrick D. Harkins, princi- but otherwise unfinished. Cad- joining the church, the same year. pal of Catholic High School, Al- mium-plated wrought iron is used Rev. William Fromme was the toona, a cousin of the jubilarian. for the rail and other furnishings. next pastor, serving a few months ian. Stained glass windows and simple in 1922, and was succeeded, in Msgr. Paut Glenn, rector of St. Stations of the Cross are installed. November. 1922, by Rev. John J:. Charles' Borromeo Seminary, Co- Long History McKavney. lumbus, will speak at the dinner Originally a mission of St. Pat- Father McKavney purchased a for the priests and relatives which rick's Church, /Alpsville, Smithton house in 1923 at a cost of $4,200. will be served at 1:45 o'clock. Bened ieline New Hospital, was visited as far back as 1867 by which still served as the parish Rev. P. M. W¿rd, pastor at Alps- rectory; most of the cost was do- Under Nuns f rofn Here, ville, who offered Mass in the nated by friends of his outside the Ground M Broken Name Superior ? homes of the Catholics there and parish. During his pastorate mine For First Church of Is Ne^ring Completion baptized their children. From 1877 subsidence beneath the church At an election held June 17 at to 1889 the town was a mission of caused injury to the walls, and College Hill Parish their motherhouse, Mi. St. Mary's, Construction has ' passed the St. Charles', Church, Sutersville, little was collected in the way of Perry Highway, with Rev. August half-way mark on the $2,200,000 although Msgr. Andrew Lambing, damages. Father McKaveny was Ground was broken on Wednes- H. Schoppol, pastor of St. Teresa's Good Samaritan Hospital which the diocesan historian, reports that succeeded in 1933 by Rev. James day of last week for St. Philo- Church, Perrysville, and ecclesi- the Sisters of St. Francis from in 1880 there wére only ten Cath- Harvey who was succeeded, in jtnena's Church, to serve the re- j astical superior of the community, Mount Providence, tyere, are build- olic families in Smithton. In 1890 turn, by Rev. Theodore J. Raab. cently-established parish of that presiding, the Benedictine Sisters ing at Mount Vernon, 111. The the pastor at Sacred Heart Church, pastor from 1935 to 1939. elected Sister Dolores mother su- steel work and exterior walls are Dawson, took over the care of the name in the College Hill district i Father Gresko, transferred to of Beaver Falls. Rev. Raymond j perior for a term of six years. She nearly finished, and the roof is Smithton Catholics, and this con- succeeds Mother Gertrude whose scheduled for completion in about tinued until 1899 when it was de- Smithton on Apr. 16, 1939, from St. J. Lucas, who was appointed pas- j Wenceslaus' Church, North Side, tor of the new congregation* in ' term of office had expired. two months. Plastering and in- cided the time had come to form a separate parish. found parish debts and a discour- January, 1949, lifted the first Mother Dolores had served sev- terior construction will require an aged congregation, but applied shovelful of earth. eral years as principal of St. Ben- additional six months' work. Rev. Lawrence A. Carroll was himself to the task of uniting his The church, to be of brick, con- . edict's Academy, North Side, and The hospital will have a capac- appointed pastor Dec. 23, 1899, and people in accomplishing their great Crete block and steel construction,! more recently had been principal ity of 120 beds! State and federal offered Mass in several places: in need—a new church. A building of Immaculate Conception School allotments cover two-thirds of the the school house, in the people's fund was. started, in charge of a is designed to serve the parish; Conrifellsville, Pa. temporarily and to be later con- j cost of construction. homes, and in the "Old Stone permanent committee comprising House," ruins of which can still Peter J. Bosetti, Joseph D. Ferno, verted into a school. It will have ! be seen along the railroad tracks a seating capacity of 400 and is' Duquesne President Louis Kubic, Clement Fischer and in the lower part of the town. Nicholas Perlick. Money-raising due to be finished by the middle ; Vinc^iitiaii Nuns Plans for a church has been made of November. The Pittsburgh firm On Visit to Europe campaigns continued through the | before Father Carroll was ap- of Kaiser, Neil and Reid is doing Name Superior years, and ground for the new pointed, and ground was broken church was broken Jan. 30, 1949. the architectural work and Natale j Very Rev. Vernon F. Gallagher, i late in 1899. The church was ded- Ceriano, of Beaver Falls, is the" C.S.Sp., recently elected president! The cornerstone was laid Sunday. Mother Mary Gregory, of the icated May 6, 1900T, by Msgr. July 10, 1949. general contractor. of Duquesne University and tak- Vincentian Sisters of Charity, was Lambing as delegate of Bishop -The first Mass in what is now>J ing office on July 1, left Tuesday elected Mother Superior of the Phelan. St. Philomena's Parish was offered [ for a three-month tour of Europe, community at the tri-ennial elec- Designed by "Architect Lohman sailing from New York aboard WILLIAM SIRLIN Oct. 3, 1948, in the fire station on ! tion held at the motherhouse, St. of McKeesport," the church cost the Conte Brancamano. Arriving Vincent's Hill. Perrysville, on $9,000 and was in Romanesque College Hi>l, and since Father Lu- in Naples July 5, he will go to Mortaorièa cas became pastor he has been of- Saturday, June 24, with Rev. Ed- style. At this time the congrega- Rome for a Holy Year visit and ward A. Heinrich, pastor of Na- tion numbered 600 persons. Fa- 623 E. Ohi« St. - CItfar 1-2831 fei ing Mass each Sunday in the then to Fribourg, Switzerland. same place. Some 275 families j tivity Church, North Side, as dele- ther Carroll remained in charge Cafff * Tirata Avas.. LI 1-4811 form the congregation, which was I On July 20 he will be in Paris gate of the Bishop, presiding. for two years, and was succeeded formerly part of St. Mary's, Bea- ' as one of four American delegates Mother Gregory, who once before) ;Ver Falls. to the general chapter of the Holy held the office of superior of her Ghost Fathers. The chapter is to order, succeeds Mother Mary Ray- elect a superior general and gen- mond. ^ Congratulations Laymen to Speak j eral council of the Congregation. Elected to the General Council k Later Father Gallagher will tour are Sister Ignatia, Sister Ilde- Oil < atliolie Hour' I the Congregation's houses of study phonse, Sister Albertine and Sis- to REV. FRANCIS R. GRESCO and in Belgium, Holland, Western ter Aquina. ST. TIMOTHY'S PARISH • Germany, England and Ireland. -Washington, June 28 Catholic j He will return to New York on laymen will,be the speakers dur- Sept. 15. At Canonization ing July and August on the C'ath- ! B. J. TAMASY & SQNS , olic Hour, broadcast each SundaV j • Anna A. Egan of the Anne by" the National Broadcasting Archbishop-Elect's Egan Travel Service has returned Heating Contractor% Company, it has been announced j Installation in Fall from a 12 day air-trip to Europe West Newton, Pernio. Pilo»«: 74-J here by the National Council of. where she attended the canoniza- Catholic Men, which produces the j tion of $t. Vincent Strambi, and program. Toledo, June 27—The date for a Papal audience. Miss Egan ex- the installation of Most Rev. Karl Speakers for July will be: Jus-I pects to return to Europe again tice Michael F. Walsh on "Law," J. Alter, Bishop of Toledo, who in September 'when she will have was last week aippointed by Pope charge of the National Third Or- Congratulations July 2; Bob Considine, newspaper <*.'•' ! v columnist and reporter, "Press," Pius XII as Archbishop of Cin- der of St. Francis Pilgrimage that July 9; James A. Farley, former cinnati, has not been determined, will spend the Feast of St. Francis, to REV. FRANCIS R. GRESCO and Postmaster General, "Politics," but it will not be before Septem- Oct 4, in Assisi, besides visiting ber, the Archbishop-elect has in- July 16; Secretary of Labor Mau- Rome. Lourdes and other places. ST. TIMOTHY'S PARISH rice J; iTobin. "Labor," July 23, dicated. •nd Henry Ford II, president, Ford Motor Company, "Industrv," H. ERNEST CLARK July 30. Music will be furnished for the Registered Architect July programs by the Cathedra» CLEANING MONESSEN. FENNA. Choir of Cleveland, and for the August programs by the Choir of the Church of St. John the Evan- gelist, Philadelphia. Windows - Walls in Congratulations 'Wildernes. > * s Church' • CHURCHES Masses Scheduled • SCHOOÍS to REV. FRANCIS R. GRESCO and As in former years, Mass will be • INSTITUTIONS ST. TIMOTHY'S PARISH offered at 10:00 o'clock each Sun- day during July and August in thè Brownsville Construction Co, "Church of the Wilderness,'' sit- General Cleaning Contractors, Inc. uated near Twin Echo Boy Scout General Contractors camp, about ten miles north of j 523 Water Street, Pittsburgh 19, Pa. Ligonier. Rev. Jerome Rupprecht. BROWNSVILLE. FA. O.S.B., of St. Vincent's Arcnabbejr, Frhe Estimates COurt 1-2629 Latrobe, is in charge. Thurafrifi •«•H««! against the Civic Opera is that it Varied as Are these views^ they have one looks on Pittsburgh audiences as thing in common—those whb express them low-grade, morally and mentally. Out of Pittsburgh Catholic ¿lace upon "some one else" the blame for I - what is recognized as serious disorder in the Correction History trai ONM OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE DIOCESE OF human family. Representatives of the Planned THÉ «ür PITTSBURGH Parenthood (birth control) organ- ESTABLISHED ON 1844 |/jj And yet, as the liturgy of Sunday points By RT. REV. MICHAEL O'CONNOR, D-D- ¿ut, the Christian attitude should be quite ization here have taken exception IH î«n fTRST BISHOP OF PITTSBURGH to three of the statements made pei Veti I Published Every Thursday by different. St. Peter, in the Epistle selection, Fjeeent subscri; 8X00 lays we are all to be "like minded in prayer, here on May 25 in comment on the ing St. Paul's "THE CATHOLIC PUBLISHING COMPANY luncheon held at a Pittsburgh ho- tal to $17,501. «04 Maf«« Butldlnt. Pittsburgh 22. Pa. COurt 1-0662 Compassionate, lovers of| the brethren, merci- tel in honor of Mrs. Margaret JOHN B. COLLINS. Editor ful reserved, humble; not rendering evil for Sanger, foundress of the move- ELIZABETH DAFLINGER. Associate Editor _ evil, or abuse for abuse, but contrariwise, ment. n , Corpus Christ! Entered as Second-Class Matter Dec. 16, 1887i . at the This column said that S00 per- Post Office. Pittsburgh. Pa., under the Act of Mar, 8. m blessing." And he quotes the Psalmist: "He bidden in many cities* Who would love life, arid see good days, let sons attended the lunfcheon and it but in others they ann-| criticized the Pittsburgh "Post- 1 appoint "The Pittsburgh Catholic him refrain his tongue from evil, and his lips garrison troops takfcngi an official Diocesan Organ and com- that they speak no deceit. Let him turn away Gazette" for saying there were mend it to the priests of the diocese 300. The latter figure is correct, the Several orders of Si and to readers of every way of thin* bom evil and do goodL let him seek after representatives of the organiza- Germany because et I'M who "are "concerned to" know the it |>eace and pursue For the eyes of the tion insist, and they produced a law which restricts Catholic attitude in the affairs of a^hord are upon the just, .and his ears unto Catholic mm, .. . . cancelled checlt for $875 given the property by religious grievously perplexed world. I am, their prayers; but the ¡face of the Lord is hotel in payment fdr the luncheon, . . . Over 1,000 U. S. myself, especially grateful to it for against those who do evil." This is a sum- daily or weekly, reporti|4| its insistence upon the reality 01 at $2.75 a plate. (The number mons to each individual to order his oyrp used here was based on the count suspended publication supernatural values, and of that tr- year. ending life \of man to which his life here is a pre- conduct-to conform to the will of God, and of a person present at the lunch- face and, as it were, a novitiate. to realize that his righteousness is essential eon.) , The paper provides a serene and quiet back- to a righteous society,, and * that he "can It was said here that the "Post- St Tears Age ground for the confusion and turbulence of a world change the world" by making his own life Gazette" was the only Pittsburgh \york started on St too exclusively concerned with narrow and limited a unit of holiness. Wei are not to seek re- paper carrying a report of the Church, McKeesport. horizons, to find peace and hearing. It offers a code venge upon those who Wrong us, but are to luncheon; they asserted that both rick J. Hession, of SaenM •f conduct, and an atmosphere of fraternal feeling the "Sun-Telegraph" and the Parish, East End, ordaina&f •ut of which, alone, can come a hope for better steadfastly adhere to I the Commandment "Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself;" "Press" also reported it, and pre- Mary's Seminary, 'things and a measure of human comfort. sented clippings from the latter Md.... Rev. Peter Mc and if this seems impracticable, or even dan- paper. (Examination of the files of Holy Cross Parish, Xfi I gerous, St. Peter insists: "Even if you suffer of the late editions of the4wo pa- ordained in Baltimore . Bishop of Pittsburgh. anything for justice's sake, blessed are you. pers show no such items, so they lican convention, at feast of at Ambrose. 1837. So have no fear of their fear and do not must have appeared in the early renominates William" Mc be troubled." This is the very essence of editions only). president and names GlUj THUáSDAY, JUNE 29, 1950 Christian living: the practice of personal This column said that in her dore Roosevelt as vice holiness along with love of neighbor, having address at the luncheon "Mrs. tial candidate. reform of the world start with reform of the Sanger paid tribute to her 'good • FO• R LIF%E indiyidua], and letting humility and charity friend' on the staff of the 'Post- 40 Tears Age Gagette,'" and the point is made A NSWERS to the perennial question overcome arrogance and hate. Newly-completed cat that the individual mentioned the Westminster A(chdi< "What is wrong with the world?" are So the answer to the question "What is (Mrs. Anna Jane Phillips Shu- don, England, consecrated| offered frequently enough, whenever wrong with the world?" is that Christians man) is not now on the paper's dinal Bourne ... Fire men discuss Hie evils and hardships afflict- are not winning the world for Christ by ob- staff. (She formerly was, and has siderable damage to St ing society today. Many are convinced that serving his teachings. It is not enough to contributed articles to it since Church, Braddock. ¡^ the agents of Communism are at work under- abstain from outright sin; more tfian that is leaving it. She was

.'È&àmm ; Communist Restrictions on Church Bishop Noll Marks In Gzecho-Slovakia Now 'Solid Ring9 25th Anniversary : i , » • Li»z, Austria, June 19—A solid ring of Communist re- Fort Wayhe, Ind., June 27— strictions is completely thwarting the ministry of the Bish- Bishop! John F. Noll of Fort ops in Czecho-Slovakia, according to an authoritative source Wayne, founder and editor of the "Our Sunday Visitor," national SJ bore. . ! J * —•— weekly paper, and active leader in The severest block to the Bish- mention freedom for Catholic pil- grimages, pointing to those organ- the National Organization for De- ips' freedom of action, this au- cent Literature, will observe this thority reported, is the goveriji- ized by excommunicated priests and at which a government offi- ment-appointed commissar whjo 1 has "usurped full jurisdiction in cial is the main speaker. diocesan chanceries. The com- They speak of the government's By Sister M. Aurelia, O.S.F., Director missar uses the letterheads and support of the Church, citing the Social Science Department, Diocesan School System ¿gals of the dioceses, issues orders subsidies granted to the clergy. in the name of the Bishop, and However, they .neglect to say that ALL-AMERICAN RATING Your Choice." We quote: "With a countersigns all official acts issued the funds come from Church For the fifth time "The Clarion," limited amount of life, man cant tf - the chancery office. The re- properties confiscated by the re- published by the students bf Our be everything. Much as he may gfane does not recognize as valid gime. Lady of the Sacred Heart High wish it were otherwise, whenever sajpthing issued by the chancery There is likewise no mention of School, Cofaopolis, received the highest rating given by the Na- he decides to do one thing, he de- without the commissar s counter- the several hundred pijiests kept cides not to do many other things signature. in prisons or labof camps; no men- tional Scholastic Press Associa- All the episcopal residences have tion of the dictatorship established tion, namely, the All-American . . . Life is limited.- Everything been placed under police vigilance, by the regime over all church rating. Scoring 1050 points out of takes time . . . Some men can do the authority reported. Arphbishop matters; no mention of the diffi- a possible 1065, the "Clarion" more things than others; some men Josef Beran of Prague has not left culties placed in the wajjr of genu- merited a distinction shared only by five schools in its clasi. can be more things than others; his residence since June 19, 1949. ine Catholic pilgrimages, of the some men don't have to narrow Red police have been installed as obstacles to church attendance, of According to the score book •doormen," and keep the keys of the prohibition of the Bishops to which accompanied the award, the their choices as much as do others. both toe entrance door and a sec- meet or to issue pastorals to their school paper was rated as follows: But no man can be all things to ond door leading to a stairway flocks. news coverage, superior; balance, all people, not even to himself . . • They do not allow the Archbishop vitality, creativeness and treat- It is a momentous matter, this de- ment, excellent; news story con- ciding on what we want to be, and to receive anyone without their tent, organization, style, leads, ex- q>proval, and censor all mail sent Holy Childhood being prepared to pay the price of cellent; excellent also for features, being it, for there is no such thing to him. editing, copy-reading, ¿roof-read- Vigilance o^er the other Bish- Association as success for the man who tries ing, headlines, front-page make- all trades and who casts himself ops has been intensified, it was up, inside page make-up, printing pointed out. Some of them are National »•! 0i«cM»a O MM: in all characters . . . This is a day »47 N«rth Lineala Ava., North tuia. BISHOr NOLL and materials. The judges, com- of specialization . . . decide what practically interned in the resi- Pittabarsb 12. Pa. menting on these points, wrote: dences. The automobiles of some Vorjr a v. Richard Aekermaa, C.S.S*., week the 25th anniversary of his you want to be, and be it if you "National Director; '"The Clarion' presents a com- can. Don't brood about what you Bishops have been confiscated with BOT. Aagastns O. Koitan, C.I.IK consecration as Bishop of Fort plete, vivid and balanced picture Assistant Director can't' be . . . You can't have it all. th*arye excus. e that they are "unneces- Wayne. of school life." Other remarks: Born in this city Jan. 25, 1874, a So take your chpice." This edi- Archbishop Josef Matocha of "You do a splendid job of think- torial is well illustrated. Ransom of Pagan Babies son of John and Anna Ford Noll, ing up subject matter and of writ- Oiomouc, this source reported, was St. Joseph's Junior Military he was ordained to the priesthood forced to accept a policeman to, ing your features. Yours is an out- "The Veronique," of St Vero- School, East End ...:...$ 5.00 June 4, 1898, and for the next 27 standing school paper in the nica's High School, Ambridge, also accompany him on all his travels] St. Gertrude's, Vandergrift 13.16 years was engaged in pastoral •for his own protection." Besides mimeo field." carries pictures of its 1950 gradu- St. Mary's, North Side .... 5.00 work in the Fort Wayne Diocese. ating class. The 50 young men and having Red policemen forced on Congratulations to the staff and St. Lawrence's, East End.. 133.04 He founded j the "Our Sunday Vis- women were addressed by Msgr. thera as servants, the Bishops are St. Athanasius', West View 5.00 itor" in 1^11. In 1925 he was to the moderator of the paper. feeing constantly watched by se- The "Clarion" is one of the few Maurice S. Sheedy of the Catholic St. George's, South Side .. 5.00 named fifth Bishop of Fort Wayne, University of America. cret agents who have taken rooms St. Stephen's, Hazelwood .. 15.00 following the death of Bishop mimeographed school papers pub- feeing the episcopal residences. St. Peter's, Butler 5.00 Herman Alerding, and was conse- lished by our high schools. Most This Red vigilaiice does not end St. Joseph's, New Castle .. 20.00 crated June! 30 of that year. of the schools have their papers Start Summer Classes with the Bishops, the authority St. Mary's, McKees Rocks 45.00 printed or produced by the off-set stated, but extend:; to the diocesan St. Mary Magdalen's, process. The paper deserves spe- At Mt. Mercy College deans, and particularly Homestead 15.00 Devotions Planned cial commendation because of the the remaining religious houses. St. Michael's, .South Side .. 5.00 For First Saturday fact that the students actually do Summer sessions at Mount The government's purpose be- Holy Innocents', Sheraden. 30.00 all of the work. The typing, illus- Mercy College opened Monday of trations, general make-up are this week and will continue hind this extraordinary vigilance St. Alphonsus', Wexford .. 35.00 The customary exercises in rep- is said to be twofold: to keép an Holy Family Institute, really first-class. All the illustra- through Aug. 4. Varied fields are arations the Immaculate Heart tions are drawn by the students, covered by the courses offered, in- accurate check on all that these Ems worth 60.00 of Mary head on the first Satur- churchmen, do and say, and to St. Basil's School, Carrick.. 60.00 thus affording them excellent cluding philosophy, psychology, day of eachj month in Holy Trin- practice. I - education, English, speech, q>eech deter people from visiting rec- General Offerings ity (Carmelite) Church, Center tories and . St. Mary's, North Side . $ 2.08 •The Adalbertan' 5 1 correction, foreign languages, so- Ave. and Crawforc St., will be cial sciences, mathematics, biology, Talk of «Freedom' St. Lawrence's, East End 70.00 conducted on July 1. The devo- The last issue of the school pa- St. Basil's 1.85 per of St. Adalbert's, South Side, chemistry, home economics, music In spite of these /violations, of tions, whicn begin v, ith High Mass and art. elemental religious freedom, the St. Athanasius' ...... 2.00 at 8:30 o'clock, consist of public is a printed edition; it contains regime's propaganda drums away Membership Dues recitation off the Rosary through- photographs of the graduating I on the note that the Catholic St Basil's ..$.13.08 out the day, led by a member of class. This issue has a unique set Ford & Locke ; Church is perfectly free and even the the Third Order of Mt. Car- up for its last page. Beautifully | "enjoys protection." Children's Book Club mel, and Holy Hour, at which a illustrated with original drawings Drag Sfore The Reds Cite the government's sermon dejvoted to the Blessed it portrays the present and future SICK ROOM SUPPLIES ; benevolence to "Catholic",institu- Under New Direction Virgin, is pleached, at 7 <30 P.M. of various types of students. PRESCRIPTIONS < tions, mentioning the Communist- As the Bjlessed Virgin appeared The editorial is particularly well SI 47 Pbau Aw. MO 1-4172 engineered, schismatic "Catholic St. Paul, Minn., June 26 —The as Our Lady of Mt. Carmel with written. The subject is "So Take Action." They speak of freedom Catholic Children's Book Club, the Brown! Scapular in her final of the press enjoyed by Catholics formerly under the sponsorship of appearance at Fatima, members of ató cite the regime's "Bulletin for "America" Press of New York, has the Carmelite Order are anxious the -Catholic Clergy" and the been acquired and will henceforth to make her desires more widely "Catholic News," organs of the be operated by the Catechetical known by inviting others to join them in holnoring her in this pub- Sichismatic "." They Guild Educational Society here, it has been announced by Rev. Louis lic demonstration each first Sat- Apoll o Parish Plans A. Gales of the Catechetical Guild. urday, to f beg her ; protection in June selections of the club are: these troubled times. Fourth of July Picnic "The Fiddler Crab and the Sand Dollar" by Mary Ellen Henle, "The YOUNG'S GUEST HOUSE The sixth annual Fourth of July Radio Imp" by Archie Binns, "The ATLANTIC CITÏ picnic of St. James' Parish, Apollo, Wild Treck" by Jim Kjelgaard lis S. Ocean Ave.—Besch Block Booms A Apt». — Phone S-S3CS will be held next Tuesday at and "The Captain's Daughter" by round the corner from St. Nicholas' Griftlo Pqrk, Apollo, it has been Eliabeth Coatsworth. announced by Rev. James O'D. Hanlon, who invites all his friends and acquaintances to attend. A Periodical Eye Examinations Assure Better Vision country harri dinner will be seived DR. H. K. GESTRICH, Optometrist on the grounds from 3:00 to 6:00 .P.M., and during the day there 4726 Liberty Avenue SChenley 1-2824 will be boating, races for the chil- dren, and various games and ac- tivities. MERLE L OTTO Of the hundreds attending last year's picnic, many pame from Artist and Decorator Parishes in Pittsburgh where Fa- ECCLESIATICAL PAINTING ther Hanlon served as assistant Since 1922 before he was made the first pas- * We specialize in Statuary arid Altars tor at Apollo, in 1944. These par- 200 S. Mathilda St- Pittsburgh 24, P«. EM 1-8251 ishes are St Catherine's, Beech- *iew; st. Francis Xavier's and Nativity, North Side, and St. Kie- *an's, Lawrenceville. Many also ca®e from Father Hanlon's home Hofmann & Grossman Parish, Holy Rosary, Homewood. Griftlo Park may be reached by ROOFS OF QUALITY routes 80, 380, and 66. Bus serv- Slate—Tile—Sheet Metal Work k* is available by the Edward's L^kee to the Seas lines, leaving Institutional Work—Replacement and Repair ths Grant St. terminal at 8:0Q PI 1-2000 PHtihorgh H [;/ M Ardo. Id. AJI. and 12:45 P.M. Return trips scheduled for 8:35 P.M. THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC Thursday, JV Missionary Aid Man Versuè The Mad By VERY REV. JOHN J. McDONOUGR Society •M of 4 St Rev I4»irt 4 Hhiktt*. DlrtclM (Continued) supernatural character! ' lté N«rth Cr«it St.. ritUbargk CAT« OUC The indictment of the machine tianity, but they did nop BY SEBASTIAN C ISABELLA* We gratefully acknowledge the comes from many quarters. A j re- its moral code. Ttwff receipt of the following private cent book from Germany, entitled I |L_, "The Failure of Technology,'j by came from those whoa* Television those youngsters Who have en- ¡contributions: joyed the facilities made possible Friedrich Georg Juenger. calls belief was in the Not too long ago this corner Maria Mission Circles 46, 34, 23, the whole industrial set-up "per- spoke about television and sports. by the show people of the Variety derived from machinery, S, 7, 27, Rev. L. A. Y., T. L.< Miss fection without purpose." Hs re- Some schools and, yes, profession- ClUb of Pittsburgh at Camp E. G. T., Pittsburgh. vague way they imaginad: al football and baseball promoters, O'Connell in the past seasons. fuses to see science and tech- chinery had rendered Rev. J. P. S., Turtle Creek; Rev. nology as heralds of an approach- are concerned. What about? Rev-» Congratulations, Father O'Con- G. S., McKees Rocks; Rev. E. W. obsolete, much in thfr enue!! The turnstiles must click. nell, and the membei-s of the ing millenium, but he does not that it was rendering tbl^ H., Castle Shannon; Rev. J. 'L. condemn the machine ag£ in the The objection offered against Variety Club. McC., S.S., Rev. P. C. H., St. V. crafts obsolete. A Adiv' televising sports events lis that pessimistic manner -of Oswald A., Latrobe. was to arise as a people will remain at hom|e rather Spengler in "The Decline df the the dissolution of tha Gaelic Football Game West." I than attend in person. FREEDOM! existing society by tha From the . experience of the The drive for technical perfec- Seeing that the factocgp 1 for Next Tuesday . Freedom is a costly thing. It writer .and from conversations must be paid for with the coin of tion, Juenger says, is a self-im- tended to break down with folks in those ^cities where The Pittsburgh Gaelic Football sacrifice and blood, with the price pelled and irreversible >\ process, it was natural to supose il more than one channel transmits Team will meet a team from De- of sorrow. But afterwards—joy! which, if left to itself, must end break down the Christian video, the answer is practically troit next Tuesday afternoon, July in a completely regimented and munity life. Karl Marx the same. If the attraction is good The Fourth of July is now cele- mechanized society that lives in a 4, in s game on the Frick Park brated with Joy and firecrackers, all this, and was glad. enough to warrant the tariff ot baseball team, lower level, state of exhaustion, both of natural In "The Fallacy of admission, whether carried by with exultation and every kind of and of human reserves. He care- Hutchinson St. and Braddock Ave. festivity, in honor of the signing Thomas F. Taylor, the television or not, the public will entrance. Play will start at 3:30 fully states the reasons why mech- a Hindu, Rab Bharati, are support the turnstiles. The writer of the Declaration of Indepen- o'clock. dence (in case you forgot). But anism, which promised to bring Speaking of western ii can mention two particular attract mankind ever greater freedom, he asks, "What is Otis dl tions that were televised. In Cleve- The game will be the second what did this independence cost home encounter for the Pittsburgh back in 1775? What did the inde- now threatens to become, rthe anyway? I have lived ia land, the Cleveland Inoians-New means of his enslavement: its five chief centers for York Yankee baseball double- team, which on Decoration Day pendence we enjoy cost the moth- defeated a Buffalo team, 13-0. ers and fathers of the boys who "Exploitation of nature produces five years. During that tin*ft headers was a sell-out. In Wash- studied this civilization ington, D. C. the Boston Rexsox- Gaelic, or Irish, football combines died in the Revolutionary War? not wealth but scarcity. Scarcity, Washington Senators doublehead- some of the features o'f soccer and The Civil War? The two World in turn, stimulates further per- little light with which my er, Saturday night affair, was an- basketball in a fast, exciting con- Wars? Can any price be put on it? fection, and such striving for per- min birth has blessed me. \ other complete sell-oout, both in test, and «was introduced here last The missions too enjoy a certain fection again leads to new and must confess that ij have the past month. j year. The two teams in Tuesday's measure of freedom—freedom to deeper inroads into our rr&tural deeply pained by tha faetyji game will be entertained at a re- bring the teaching of Christ to resources. The results are still study has revealed to me.' Look at the Notre Dame col- ception and dance that evening at pagans and natives who have nev- more scarcity, faster obsolescence legiate .football games. Every "This vaunted civilixatiOtiP the headquarters of the All Ire- er known them, freedom to enjoy of productive means owing to new raised selfishness to a game was a sell-out, yet practic- land Athletic Club, 5824 Forbes the love and grace of God brought and more efficient processes. Then ? ally all of the Notre Dame con- creed . . . Mammon to tha St. The public is invited to the by the missionaries from our own the road goes from social strife, of God, adulteration to a tests were on video. game and the evening affair. shores. But this too had to be ecpnomic and social insecurity and A challenge is being made to falsehood to a fine art . . bought; this freedom too has its fear, to the ever present threat of created artificial wants foil those promoters who in the past price. • a war in which all industry and have passed on to the public a Catholic Daughters and made him a slave of What does the religious freedom all productive effort become tools satisfy them. It has made him hit-and-miss attraction. Now the Of America of destruction." public deddes well in advance as of these -natives cdst the mothers restless within and witt „to whether to support a venture. and fathers of the missionaries A masterly analysis of the ef- robbed him of leisure — the 11 thè schools and professionals Retreat July 7-9 who have left all things for the fect of machinery on civilization friend of high thought. Ha keep the tariff down to the popu- A retreat for members of the love of God, for the spread of the is to be found in "Social Decay no peace, hence he knows not* lar level then television, or not, Catholic Daughters of America Kingdom of God's love? And what and i Regenaration," by Dr. R. self nor his real object of and their friends will be conduct- does it cost the missionaries them- the attraction will be supported. Austin Freeman. His whole in- "It has made him a b* Television is certainly an outlet ed at Mount St. Macripa, Union- selves who frequently have to live dictment of machinery is summed town, motherhouse of the Sisters in the most primitive ways in or- moving, hustling, fighting^ to educate the public on sports. up in these words: j ning machine — ever What better selling point than vis- of St.*Basil the Great, from July der to carry on their work? This 7 to 9. Reservations are in charge too must be paid for with the coin "Mechanism, by its reactions on never resting, never knowi ual edùcatiqn? Let the public see man and his environment, is anta- the refreshing rest of a what they can expect for their of Mrs. Marie Soukoup, LE. 1- of sacrifice and blood, with the 2683. price of sorrow! But afterwards— gonistic to human welfarie. It has sleep ... It has siapped th* money, and there will be no re- destroyed industry and replaced dation of home life-~and its grets. ; ( ,' .,• • Court Lambing joy! • | _ j i The Court's next business meet- it with mere labor. It has de- separated from its roots, i" Camp O'Connell And we ourselves, have we no graded and vulgarized the works ing will be held Wednesday even- part to play in jthe Independence tree threatens to faUy Rain, storms, lighting, winds of man. It has destroyed social and what have you caused no con- ing, July 5, in the Eagles Hall, of pagans from witchcraft and su- eacn passing breeza. cern to a group of youngsters 7600 Frankstown Aye. Reserva- perstition, fron^ . sickness and unity and replaced it by social taste and love of leaving from the Pittsburgh tions for the retreat at Mount St. disease, from the darkness of life disintegration and class' antago- invading even the Lyceum, Sunday morning, to be- Macrina, Uniontown, July 7-9, are without God? Shall we .ust enjoy nism to an extent whicljii directly gion, which is being clM gin a week's yacation at Camp being received by the regent of the results witjhout helping to threatens civilization. It has in- fads and crazes. Its O'Connell in Bradford Woods, the court, Mrs. Eliazbeth Hanna, bring them about? Shall we enjoy juriously affected the structural entific inventions have donil near Warrendale. tH. 1-3287. a freedom from j our missionaries, type of society by developing its harm than good to h* Court Consnelo ^rather than a freedom with them? organization at the expense of the best and permanent intoi Father Lawrence A. O'Connell, The court held a banquet June individual. It has endowed the serve only the surface>; pastor of the Hill District Epiph- We must prayj and sacrifice and 15 in the Roosevelt Hotel -in honor help them materially in every way inferior man with political power wfilch alone its votaries" any Church, for whom the of its chaplain, Rev. Daniel A. which he employs to th^ common and know." camp was named, was on hand. we can. Then wjs shall all be free. Lawless, pastor of St. Mary's of Free to love and serve God! disadvantage by creating political (Continued Next Wl Father Paul Bassompierre, re- Mercy Church, and director of the institutions of a socially destruc- cently named diocesan director of Missionary Confrat ernity of 9 tive type. Finally, by itsj reactions the Society of St. Vincent De Paul, Christian Doctrine, marking the Plan 'Italian Day has been the camp's spiritual ad- on the activities of wajr, it con- 45th anniversary of his ordination stiutes an agent for the ¡wholesale viser. ' to the priesthood. Speakers in- Among the prominent civic The 10th annual observance of destruction of man and his works DID YOU K cluded Mayor David L. Lawrence; Italian Day. under the auspices of and the extinction of the human When your fact leaders and show people at the Harold Rowan, president of the dedicatory services were Mayor the Italian Sons and Daughters of race." hart all aver. When ni Confraternity; May Madden, dis- America, will take place Tuesday, David L. Lawrence; M. A. Silver, trict deputy of the C. D. of A.; Mrs. Inimical to Arts and Religion varicose veins, Warner Theaters executive; Thom- July 11, at Kenny wood Park, with sciatics, spur heels, May Shasney and Mrs. Katherine athletic events, dancing, and va- Just in the same way that ma- as Troy, William Penn Hotel Burkhardt, state officers, and Mrs. chine production has treated an diabetes, back and manager; Ben Steerman, chief rious forms of amusement and en- Estelle Cronin, past state vice re- tertainment. On the preceding atmosphere inimical to the arts, it troubles, foot niimha— barker of the Variety Club of gent. has created an atmosphere anta- vous breakdown, leg aad Pittsburgh. Carl Dozer, WCAE day, July 10, there will be a pa- Music was provided by Mrs. rade through the streets of Pitts- gonistic to religion. Thej real prac- deformities, flat feet, till staffman, directed the ceremon- tical challenge to Christian mor- ies. The Homestead Legion Post Irma Guthoerl Kilroy, organist of burgh, with an {evening band con- weak feet, eaUaosaa, St. Basil's, Carrick, Ann Knoll cert in front of headquarters of als does not come from atheistic, paralysis, after saris— No. 60 band furnished the music. materialistic philosophy, says Pen- A staff of sixteen counsellors and Francis McLaughlin. A purse, the Italian Sons and Daughters} Injuries, strokes and the gift of members of the court, Brighton Road, North Side. ty, but from the machine. man the Camp during the summer. The old rationalists denied the Boys and girls are to enjdy the was presented to Father Lawless The general chairman is Louis LOOK TO rout facilities on alternate weeks. by Mrs. S. A. Binder, past re- Bilotta, national president of the Bay F. McCli aslh>i|_ gent. Through the. continued efforts organization, Who is chief engineer aped a process in 19M fsr of the Variety.Club a new $45,000 fqr Federal housing in Allegheny ing easts ta be lodge and dining hall was placed Book Club Selections Cbunty. lar shoes, enabling at Camp O'Connell for this season. New York, June 27—Calling it ferine from foot The swimming pool is among the "first rate summer fiction," the walk straight and best.v * Catholic Book Club, hère, has Annual 6-Shrin« Various social agencies, schools chosen "Hie to the Mountains," a . Mr. MeClenattuui haa and hospitals assist in 'selecting novel by Jesse Stuart, as its rec- PILGRIMAGE invented special eq: visiting St. Anne de Beaupre: St. the childim who stay at the camp. ommended book for June. Joseph1«: katerl Tckakwitha; taller shoes ta it any aas». The records of Juvenile Court lovely Rosary Shrine at Cap-de-i type af Walker aafl don't include many, if any, of la-Madeleine: Jesuit Martyrs' and THE MARY LU Our Lady of Victory. Aid is nidc far the Personally Coadasted frs« itared and inflim FOUNTAIN PENS TRAViL, AGENCY jPittsbargh' • -•¿¿Sail MSH U|MI« »1.. UlrtM, »M« SS» Rev. Edward C. Joyce, Quotine Cardinal Spallina». 1 Bop* You Can't Beat •van Catholic who can «rtn mali« Guest Chaplain. SEXTON a Pilgrimage to ROME Airing HOLY St. LawrtUes'Bagesaey Cratse Aid Pliu Y Sales and Service • YEAR." Ineladed FRENCH DRESSING Doctor99 GREETING CARDS AMNE EGAM The Is divi dual loach fart all wko aafoy Ball Mark—Cost Craft— Travel 8«rvic« 9—4' food rtrlva fail Add« • rtnfvlar There Is Nq HOELZIE HARDWARE sail ta. »al s di. / ©OBS®MfcttiÄo Park Bid*., Pittsburgh, Pa. WHITEHALL SINGER PEN (Two Door» (ram WhJtakall Thaatar» CO. 1-194* Mail Addradlf Agents: everything advertised ft GIFT SHOP Compi»*« Ua« of j ta Travel Sexton North Kcs!* JKNKIN8 ABC ADE Hard wan, Toys, Etc. Ks ittn east aa tickets /T- u-0 Located on fceaght here. rannet »wrtaeie Sdì m year nrmiioi PA CA. 14911 «•—+.0. tan J. Y. CWcaga (fOt iniv«nmi • • gfc •v •» mw| ident of the Barnsdall Oil Cork CHURCH MUSIC pany in 1932, wds elected treasurer 14 New Dioceses Rural Churches DIOCESAN CHURCH MUSIC COMMISSION in 1941 and named to the board of Set IJp in Africa Slowly Increase 108 North Dithridee St . Pittsburgh 13 directors in 1943). Rev. Thomas W. Jackson, Acting Secretary Surviving are) his widow, Mrs. Vatican City, June 13—An indi- Des Moines, la., June 26—With- Eva Skeehan; t\Lo daughters. Mrs. cation of the great progress the in the past two years, 136 Catho- C. S. Minter, ¡of Honolulu, and ANSWERS j rehearsal I was sitting below the Church is making in Africa is lic churches in towns oi popula- Mrs. Patricia Kjing, of Tulsa; two tions from 500 to 2,500 were as- • > jhe following questions and an-j orglan loft, where no one could see seen here with the announcement swers appeared in "The Caecilia" me I said to myself: I want this sons, William. (>f Van Nuys. and signed resident pastors — an in- for May, 1937. The questions are j Requiem to hold good for my fu- Charles, of North Hollywood, of the establishment of 14 new crease of more than 4.5 per cent, still heard repeatedly, so the an- neral. I want to take out of every Calif.; ten grandchildren; five Sees on that continent. a survey of the National Catholic swers, written by Very Rev. Gre- syllable and out of every note all brothers, John L.. of Baden; David Pope Pius XII has established Rural Life Conference shows. , gery Huegle, O.S.B., are of inter- thd comfort hidden therein, while J., Los Angeles; Regis T., Pitts- the hierarchy in the mission ter- Two years ago, ¿,996 churches est and importance. 1 am still living. Never before did in such towns had resident pas- j I dream that the Requiem is so burgh; Raymond A. and Leonard ritories of British West Africa and "Must the Requiem, because it A., of Tulsa; anf|iwM«« Bradford Woods, Pa., who died general auditor of the concern arid •uddenly on Sunday. served it in New York, Tulsa and Mr. Donovan leaves his widow. Los Angeles. He became vice pres- Peloubet & Company Mrs. Margaret Harvey Donovan: co 1232» frank h. kirner a two daughters, Margaret Mary and Pipe Organs Roseanne Katherine; his parents, ' Ckwrck Goods, ftoffgfoas Anfielet John F. and Rose Larrah Dono- WALL DRUG COMPANY Maintenance. Rebuilding van; three brothers, Father Dono- THOMAS E. WALL and Equipment 309 MARKET STREET PITTSBjlRCH 22. PA. van and Thomas M. and Richard ihrcaeripti*» Ownod oid Oporotod fry tho Frank H. Kirmw Family G.; and one ?ister, Mrs. Margaret 1717 Saw MUI Rw Blvd. 641-43 5t| Ave., cor. Tunnel St Mary Martini CA 1-4700 Pittsburgh AT Ml M

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THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC EIGHT Hospitals Notice to High School Graduates Receives Georgetown On Federal Degree in Medicine Desiring To Study for the Diocesan Priesthood (Continued from Page 1) available adequate health services On Migrant Young men who have just completed their high ¿chool course in times of sickness by either pub- Regis E. Croke, son of Mr. and and desire to study for the priesthood should apply during this lic or private insurance," Msgr Mrs. Thomas E. Croke, of 3102 monthTjune for enrollment in the fall cta-u Such sUidies should Barrett said. "We submit that a Washington, ; June Bergman St.. Sheraden, received bishop Robert E. Lucsjr < the degree of Doctor ot Medicine be under the supervision of the Diocese of Pittsburgh. 1* is the program of service by voluntary on June 12 from the Georgetown wish of the Most Reverend Bishop that study for the priesthood associations and private initiative Antonio (Texas), Is Universtfy School of Medicine, during these first two years of College be in an approved Minor backed by government financial man board named by ; marking the completion of train- Seminary Financial consideration will be given where here is need support is more in keeping with Truman to study ing that had been interrupted first L"0f funds will in no way prevent a worthy candidate from this sound social principle than a this country. The by the 1932-34 depression and federal compulsory health insur- for many yeaij-s been , then by service in World War II. ance system." dealing with the difficult He studied at Holy "Innocents' ^LStrms, for application during the month of June, may New President-Elect of Mexican workers in School, Sheraden, and Duquesne be obtained from Rev. Ferris J. Guay, Diocesan Director of Voca- Msgr. John J. Healy, Little States. University Preparatory School, tions, 202 Ferry St., Pittsburgh 22, Pa^ | Rock, Ark., diocesan director of The other members oil and then took his pie-medical hospitals, was named president- mission are: Maurice T. course at the University of Pitts- Retreat House elect of the Catholic Hospital As- North Caroling Univi burgh, receiving his bachelor's de- Bishop Dedicates sociation at the closing sessions professor, chairman; Paiut: gree., He entered Georgetown's of the convention. chief of the University oC', medicalVschool, but was obliged to New Church of (Continued from ¡Page 1) Msgr. Healy will serve for one sota Extension Service; discontinue his studies in 1934, be- Joseph M. Levy, William F. Ewart, year in the capacity of president- Leiserson, former chairman^ cause of economic conditions, and Aspinwall Parish William G. Bechman ^nd others. elect and will take over the pres- National Mediation Board,' enlisted in the Marine Corps in ident's position next year at the Peter H. Odegard, pd " May, 1942. After 42 months' serv- In his 29-page opinion Judge Coadjutor Bishop John F. Dear- annual meeting. He will succeed political science at the til ice. including 20 months in the Ellenbogen ordered: Msgr. J. R. Mulroy of Denver at of California. Pacific area, he re-entered George- den officiated last Sunday at the solemn dedication; of the new St 1—That the Third ¡Order of St. that time. Archbishop Lucey is a town under the GI bill, in Septem- driveway ber, 1946. Scholastica's Church, Aspinwall, a Francis construct of the Administrative Bojaftfl structure of unusual, modern de- frdm Gettysburg St. to connect Pittsburghers Tell National Catholic Welfare Dr. Croke will begin his intern- sign, which replaces a chapel used with the present dr veway. This enee and is the Episcopal ship July 1 at Queen of Angels by the congregation since its foun- would permit retreat traffic to en- Hospital Group of man of the Department Hospital, Los Angeles, Calif., and dation 42 years ago. Pontifical ter from the rear, avoliding Beech- Organizations, N. C. W. C. intends to practice medicine in Mass^ with Bishop Dearden as wood Blvd. Fire Drills Here executive chairman of the the Los Angeles district. His wife, Committee for the Spanish also celebrant, followed the dedication. 2—The appeal against the de- the former Kathryn Connelly, ( k Estimated to cost $230,000, the At the annual convention of the ing and also is vice-pr^ from Sheraden, is accompanying cision of the Board o^ Adjustment Catholic Hospital Association in thè Catholic Association him to the west coast. new church was designed by (which permitted conversion of Kaiser, Neil and Reid, and has Milwaukee, three Pittsburghers ternational Peace. He ha§^ the dormitory to lodgd retreatants) discussed the meeting of fire emer- particularly active hi soci been under construction for the be dismissed. and thé field of labor relat Mine Pronounce Vows past year. Rev. Francis S. Clifford, gencies by hospitals. Captain Jo- 3—The action of the Board of seph P. Fay, Training School in- pastor of St. Scholastica's since Adjustments in issuing an occu- In 1945, he was given] At Latrobe Archabbey 1944, has supervised, the prepara- structor of the Pittsburgh Bureau membership in the Connètti pancy permit for the-rear build- of Fire, and Sister Adele, of St. tion of plans and the undertaking ing of the retreat h^tise property American Relations in Nine young men will pronounce in ¿eneral. ! Francis' Hospital, spoke on "Fire of his leadership on for retreatants' sleeping quarters Hazards," and Sister Paulinus, of their first vows as at The church seats 600 people, all be sustained. Spanish-speaking peoplji a pontifical Mass to be offered by Mercy Hospital, spoke on "Organ- Southwest. He has beai with a clear view of the sanctuary ' Citing, previous cases, Judge El- izing Effectively for Emergency." Rt. Rev. Denis Strittmatter, the which extends the full width of spoken critic of injustice Kt Coadjutor Archabbot of St. Vin- lenbogen held the practices of the Capt. Fay, in his talk, described minorities, condemning imM^ the church. The main altar is a retreatants are not involved. The the evacuation program he con- American and un-Christian cent's Archabbey, Latrobe, in the block of red granite, 18 inches Archabbey Citurch, July 2. All decision was made, he said, purely ducted at St. John's General Hos- thick, resting on two granite on a legal basis. In announcing the have just completed a one-year blocks. On the wall; behind the* pital, North Side, on May 31. This President Truman ini period of novitiate. . altar is a large crucifix, carved by drill was the final feature of an study not only illegal entry They aiejpraler Ronald Gorka^j Janet de Coux. The Stations of New Officers N^med intensive three - month program eign workers into the at St. Paul's Parish, Chicago: the Cross, of black slate in low conducted under his direction with em States, but also the^. prater Justin Nolan, of Sacred relief, were made by. Eliza Miller. Bv Catholic Actors instructions given in fire hazards, economic, health and edi Heart Church, St. Marys, Pa.; evacuation procedures, and meth- conditions among sudi A radiant heating system is in- New York, June 17]—'The Cath- ods of evacuation. Frater Leo Rothrauff, of St. Col- stalled, so that there are no ra- man's, Turtle Creek; Frater Na- olic Actors Guild re-elected Gene Two kinds of equipment were ROOM FOR RI thaniel Rushnock, of St. Vincent's diators or grilles. Exhaust fans in Buck president at its annual elec- used in the evacuation drill. These Furnished room, Church, Latrobe; Frater Augustine the ceiling provide circulation of tion of "officers held here last Fri- were the Davy automatic elevator, refined employed • Schutz, of St. Joseph's. Mt. Oliver: air in warm weather. Downlights day. operated on a covered cable, and and fluorescent tubing, all con- unlimited telephone, and Frater Cassion F. Foley, of Pat O'Brien and Jay Jostyn were the slide, which) is attached to a ient transportation. flfc -Our Lady of Perpetual Help cealed, light the church. Place foij fire truck. At the hospital, pre- the choir is behind a screen beside elected vice presidents; Ed Begley, 1-9912. Church, Brooklyn, all of whom recording secretary; Tess Sheehan, vious to the use of the automatic /will become members of St. Vin- the sanctuary. equipment, all patients were HOUSEKEEPlpI The Church Committee of St. historian; Frank McNellis, chair- cent's Archabbeyp Frater Jude J. man of the executive! board, and evacuated on eabh floor, being re- Position wanted ai~ Gerry ,j Frater Eugene D. Rice and Scholastica's consists of A. Raphael moved from the affected wings to Kernan, chairman, A. J. Diebold, Ann Sullivan and Lillian R. Fal- keeper in rectory; e) Fraterl Anthony Mellaney, of St on, social secretaries. non-affected ones. Then with Anselm's Abbey, Manchester, N. H. Sr.. Victor Elliott, Thomas R. Fitz- maids, nurses and outside em- ed, capable. Write: pi patrick, Joseph Gratz, Lee N. Named to the executive board ployees of the hospital as volun- care of The Pittsburgh| ^ < « Helbling, Jphn F. McGraw, John were: Kirk Brown, BfU Callahan, Radio Listings teer^, the mechanical equipment olic. I. Mulvey, Edward J. O'Brien and Anne T. Ceravolo, Mrk Edward J. was used in evacuating these vol- Joseph T. Somers. Dell, Audrey Egan, Michael Hig- unteer patients from the fourth On the parish building commit- gins, Jason jQhnson, Tom Ken- floor to the street. Medical Arts Friday, Jane M nedy, Tom McElhany, Harry B. Phai §:00 to 5:15 P. M., WBUT, Butler tee are Sam B. Casey, chairman, Fifth Ava. and A«w< Garret A. Connors, Elmer A. Die- Oldridge, Thomas F> Stapleton (1580): St. Fidelis' Seminary and Jane Taylor. I WOMAN "Angelus Hour.** bold, J. Rogers Flannery, Jr., Her- £ i'i??* -XT' Middle-aged woman want- Wt D*Hv*r MA j. •:15 to 8:30 P. M., WESA, Char- bert J. Keating, Arthur McSorley, ed to care for aged mother. * Prescriptions IHM!: George A. Schmidt, Austin L. leroi (940): Mon Valley Catholic Not bedfast. East End dis- Registered Pi Program. Staley, William N. Steitz. Walter Parish Briefs trict. ST 1-0685. Saturday, July 1 Toole and C. B. Tuttle. 4:15 to 4:45 P. M.. WBUT, Butler Beginning this week, and effec- Catholic program. tive every Tuesday and Thursday • SO to 6:45 P. M., WCAE (1250): Ohio Ursulines Elect afternoon during vacation, the Sodality program "The Way of New Mother Superior school bus of St. Ann's Church, HILL TOP BANt •K *> •=: Life." Millvale, will transport the par- — We Sollelt fear Aocount — ish school children tb and from 1:30 to 8:45 P. M., WPIT (FM): Old Washington! O., June 24— Arlington and Warring tan Avanna K. of C. program. the North Park swimming pool. Mother M. Agnes (Nell) has been Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Sunday, July 1 elected Mother General of the Ur- The summer camp j of Annun- 1:00 to 10:00 A. M.. WJAS (1320): suline. Sisters here, succeeding ciation Parish, North Side, at 'S St. Patrick's Church. Mother Canisia, whose three- year Laurel State Park,! Somerset 10:15 to 10:» A. M., WPIT (730): term had expired. The new Moth- County, wiill be open fjroim July 30 Hour of St. Francis: "The Lit- er General was boi-n in Germany to Aug. 18^ the first period, from ANNOUNCEMENT any of Loretto." and was one of the original group July 30 tdi Aug. 9, Ming for the 10:30 to 11:00 A. M., WESA, Char- who made the Ohio foundation in girls, and the latter period, from In order to serve our North Side customers better, leroi: Mon Valley Catholic Pro- 1915. Aug. 9 to 18, for the bbys. are pleased to announce the opening of our Nortllj l gram. Under Mother Canisia the moth- branch, located at igg 12:45 to 1:00 P. M., WISR, Butler erhouse was moved frOm Caldwell (880): Butler Catholic Hour. to Old Washington arid Immacu- SCHADE 1:15 to 1:30 P.M., WKST, New lata Academy was founded. As laiiroìicé 4fMcy Castle, (1280): "Salve Regina theirs is the only foundation of CORNER OF EAST AND PERI Hour." 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