HE DID NOT FORGET HIS ROSARY 'Good Neighbor' Book am Criticiedz for Slight To Catholic College» Providence, July 1 (10 — Vigor- ous Catholic protests have been I AS TI AN C ISABELLA- made against the failure of "'En Guardia," a publication of the Of- l big ton; Frank Hayes, Philadelphia; fice of the Co ordinator of Inter- pot to this corner Roily Hemsley, New York. American Affairs, to give mention to when the All-Star In fielders Lou Boudreau, Cleve- to Catholic educational institutions would be staged in land; Bobby Doerr, Boston; Mich- in New England, in presenting a mliWrer was given ael Higgins, Detroit; Ken Keltner, »ketch of the New England edu- cook! be staged Cleveland; George McQuinn, St. cational scene for the benefit of in 1944 If the Louis; Vera Stephens, St. Louis; Latin American countries. say, "Pittsburgh, it Rudy York, Detroit. While the magazine in its refer- fR 1944!". Following Outfielders George Case, Wash- ence to education in the New Eng- staged at Shibe Park ington; Roy Cullenbine, Cleveland; land States mentions by name all which over 31,- Oris Hockett, Cleveland; Bob John- he non-Catholic institutions of 166,674, speculation son, Boston; Stan Spence, Wash- ligher education, it fails to men- whether the next af- ington; Thurman Tucker, Chicago. tion any of the many Catholic uni- be heM in Pennsylva- Joe McCarthy will manage the versities and colleger in this sec- ' went ail out pre- American League aces, his coaches ion of the United States. sjfc^r H wouki be in Pitts- being Art Fletcher of the Yankees This omission is regarded as next Tuesday night, and Joe Cronin of the Redsox. most remarkable inasmuch as the lighting system According to the latest word all people of South American coun- ^««r had the All-Stars of the reserved seats have been ta- tries, being predominantly Cath- "IWld NMIoaal leagues ken through mail orders. A sell- olic, would be particularly inter- fPittsburgh Pirates wil ihrilbt Hm *t * pae between play host to the Brooklyn Dodgers, -immm******** ** tm* of with four games in three days. Hiis will be the last the Buccos Bit MM league competitions. j play in town until a night game PO**J!MOH m MSMt yean» Incidentally, the ' with St. Louis on Aug. 2. rifihilinn has been P A0ADEH1 ' You will be given an opportunity Fully accredited. Prepares for college team managers, to see Leo the Lip Durocher, of or business. Able faculty. Small classes. Iftviiiff any voice Supervised study. Lower school for R wouW bc the Dodgers, and Frankie the Bait small boys in new separate building. MMt^tj^^^— Housemother. R. O. x. C. Fireproof " W return to the Frisch, of the Buccos, go all ou buildings. Inside swimming pool. All against the umpires. They belong athletics. Best health record. Catalog and let the public 47th year. jswspayini in each to the same school. Each knows Dr. J. J. Wicker, Pres. Fork Union, Vs. town, decide which how to use his tongue, disregard- Still clutching his rosary and a half-burned cigarette in one hand, are entitled to ing whoever may be within hearing a dazed American soldier, wounded in the assault on the Normandy STUERTZ DRUG STORE distance. Baseball could do better Coast of France, receives a helping hand from a Navy medical corps- Harry C. Peeples, Jr., Prop. lif* puae was played in Chi- without this type. Perhaps this talk man as he tries out his wounded leg in a walk along the deck of st about Arky Vaughan not playing • PURE DRUGS • McGraw as the landing craft. AP photo. (N.C.W.C.) Hie National for Brooklyn is more serious than 3925 PERRYSVILLE AVE. aggregation and it seems. Could it be that Leo the PITTSBURGH 14, PA. pflot of the Amer- Lip's tongue is too venomous? And could the in and out performance British Catholic Relief Groups Ready of Professional of the Pirates be due to M|e way To Follow Troops into Liberated Lands jpune's benevolent Frankie Frisch uses his lips? Any HEGNER HARDWARE J^llfSe&iaJT way, you will see for yourself COMPANY What is meant by Durocher and By Grace Conway, •liiii^iwiltMl until 1941 when 9 Organizations Frisch being stacked against each (N.C.W.C. News Service) "Ifs Hejçner's if ifs Hardware ; other this week-end. One thing is " ' las. In 1942 (The author of this article, member of the editorial staff of "The Sewiekley — Sewickley 1128 this year's certain: the umpires will come Catholic Herald", London, served in the British Intelligence in the last will go to- out on top. war. She has traveled in Norway, Sweden, Finland, France, Belgium, aod Bat Fund, for Swimming Donts Switzerland and Holland.) equipment for From the American Red Cross to ato ll the armed - services. these swimming "don'ts" are being As the Nazis begin to roll back in Occupied Europe Anderson's Bakery latott«. received from the passed on to you. Remember: and the Allied relief organizations—U.N.R.R.A. and, Specialising in Birthday and iHMi «Pniee" in the South 1. Never swim alone, whether in Wedding Cakes and Italy, the work pool, river or lake. Even if the working under U.N.R.R.A., the 40-odd voluntary societies Assortment of all kinds of Bafl and Bat Fund is re- other person can't help you, he which form the Council of British Societies for Relief Pies and Cookies equipment, espe- can always call for help. 1414 Potomac Ave. is an essential part 2. Never swim in unprotected Abroad —move into the liberated countries, the Catho- ¡||p% equipment is Dormont Iti areas. lics of Britain will be well represented. what little spare 3. Don't go swimming too soon The personnel of the teams from* Jpj^ 'may have, after eating. The League, which has a mem Catholic societies will be drawn players selected for 4. Don't go plunging into the bership of 20,000, has always had |game: water when you are hot and tired, from all over England and Wales, close associations with the con- league as many unwisely do. The sudden such as the Union of Catholic tinent of Europe and is affiliatec lehn A. Freyvogel Andrews and A1 change might cause shock or affect Mothers, the Grail, the Ladies of with the International League of Funeral Director Max Lanier and Catholic Women, representing 26 the heart. Charity, the Legion of Mary, the r, St Louis; Ken 5. Don't use rubber tires and million people. This intimate work- 406 Fifth Ave., Near Halket St. Philadelphia; Rip Catholic Action Girls' Organiza- other air-filled articles for full ing knowledge of Europe has en- In the Cathedral District %, and Bucky Wal- tion, the Catholic Social Guild, the abled the League to give valuable water protection. They are all right MAyflower IMS for recreation only. Catholic Nurses' Guild, the Sword advice to the teams that have - Walker Cooper, St. been and are being formed. -Day or Ni rW 6. Don't swim from a boat. The of the Spirit, the Catholic Council -yi Mueller, Cincinnati; As in the case of other welfare ©•en, Brooklyn. boat, like yourself, is affected by for International Relations, the currents and could blow away workers who go the devastated — Frank McOormick, Newman Association, the American faster than you could catch up areas, they will give all the ma- g^^ ltlfi Cavarre&ta, Chi- Catholic Welfare Committee, the terial help they qpn. But there wil" FOE OVER TWO ^¡Nl Johnson, Chicago; Con- with it. Boats are for boating. When you want to swim, start Catholic Young Men's Society and be work, especially in the Catholic aP»ton; flints Marion, countries—France, Belgium, the SCORE YEARS Miller, Cincinnati; from the shore. the Canadian Knights of Colum- southern parts of Holland, Luxem- (Since 1885) Pittsburgh, and George 7. Don't stay in the water too bus. long. bourg and so on—that will special- These societies are to work un- ly required Catholic help. Churches, & Protect your head with a hat Ofct and Joe der the collective title of the Cath- chapels, schools, many of which United States When in the direct rays of the sun. *»»York; Dixie Walker olic Committee for Relief Abroad have been closed or demolished, Take the sun in easy doses and Casualty Company „JQilan, Brooklyn; Vince and the task of forming the com- will have to be re-opened or re- a good lasting tan will result. ^ Pittsburgh; Stan Musial, mittee was entrusted to the Catho- built. Already there are many or- HAS MET ITS EVERY Boating and Canoeing ~ Bffl Nicholson, Chi- lic Women's League in Britain by phaned children who will have to OBLIGATION PROMPTLY You will read of accidents re- the Archbishop of Westminster, be provided for, both physically AND CHEERFULLY sulting from beating and canoeing. of the Cardinals Most Rev. Bernard Griffin. Sir and spiritually. Their religion must of the National You are cautioned to use boats Cecil Dormer is the chairman and be safeguarded. with Mike Gonzales and canoes wisely. A boat or canoe Mrs. Douglas Woodruff, president Many Catholics in Nazi-ridden ggT» *nd Wnd FKzsimmoms doesn't upset by itself. It upsets of the Catholic Women's League, Europe have had their religion put coaches. Pitts because of improper use. But should is vice chairman. to a terrible test. It will be the man of baseball, the boat or canoe upset stay with task of Catholics who help their ^•«n«?, has been named it Being made of wood it will not material needs to try also to revive answer to last week's quiz. Lee ¡HI igM sink. It will support the number these people in a spiritual sense, Richmond, on July 12, I860, in the League of persons it is designed for. Never too. ^aak Borowy, New leave the craft. You can right it game between the National League ~ Chicago; Ceci even though it is swamped. teams of Worcester, Mass., and SSmil Leonard, In boating avoid panic. Don't go Cleveland, O., pitched the tot •g¡J'J* Mimcrief, St. in for it yourself and don't cause perfect game turned in by a big- f6Whmiser, Detroi t; it among others. league moundsman. Philadelphia; Joe Answer to Qui® Next Week's Qui* BEINHAUER t; Dizzy Trout, De- John Hayes, formerly with the In line with the above answer Central Catholic High School facul- w ho pitched the only no-hit relief IFenrell, Wash- ty and now with the War Man game Power Commission, volunteers the