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m >i|| Cat h ole il Pitt RI m Official Organ of the Diocese of Pittsburgh—Founded in 1844 TWO dollaM per tear 99th YEAR—No. 50 PITTSBURGH PA., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1943 SINGLE COPY ITO CENTS Brotherhood Day Canadian Cardinal Clarifies Teaching Red Cross Denies Bishop Gawlina Luncheon Monday Of Church on War and Its Obligations Connection With Comes Here on Birth Controllers Relief Mission Priest, Minister, RaMn To Citizens Must Support Nation, Prelate Declares, in Washington, Feb. 16. (O — The Bo Speakers^ at Am—I Fighting for Just Peace; Obstruction Wrong, National Home Service of the Heroic Polish Prelate, One Good Will Session But Moral Values Must Be Maintained American Red Cross does not ap- Of Leaders of War-Torn prove of worketa being referred With the Pittsburgh Chamber of to birth oontrol centers by Its Nation, Now in U. S. Quebec, Feb. 15. (10 — War ¡n in« to the constitutional determln* Commerce as the sponsoring »or- chapters and Is making this dis- ganisation, and with a Catholie ations of the country, Cardinal principle is re'pugnant to the approval known to "our Home It 1« expected that Pitts- priest, a Protestant Minister and Churoh, which is a society of Villeneuve declared. It follows Service field staff all over the burgh will be included in the a Jewish rabbi of Pittsburgh as peace, concord and charity, but that, excepting in evident cases country so that our greatly en- itinerary of Bishop Joseph the speakers, the annual "Breth- Gawlina, noted Polish patriot- the Church has ever been the of injustice or error, the Church larged staff everywhere can know erhood' Week" luncheon will be accepts the judgment of the of the position of the Red Cross prelate, now in the United held at the William Peitn Hotel in oat vigorous defender of justice fesponisble authorities whose role in such matters," Charlotte John- States. Definite arrangements next Monday, Feb. 22. at 1S:1S and that is why her Doctors, par- it is and who often have informa- son, national director of the Red for his visit here, however, o'clock. "Brotherhood Week"* ob- ticularly St. Thomas Aquinas, have tion which is not available to the Cross Home Service, states in two have not yet been made. servances are being held throtigb* recognized the right of war. His observation or analysis of partfeu- letters made public here today. out the country at the suggestion Washington, Feb. 16. — OD "We of the National Conference of Eminence Rodrigue Cardinal Vil- lar pers°m- ,faid In *>«*tful The letters were written by cases, His Eminence continued, Miss Johnson in reply messages are very grateful to your great Christians and Jews to promote leneuve, Archb.shop of Quebec. the of the doubt u of protest received from Rev. President, Franklin D. Roosevelt, amity among members of the im> declared in opening a series of favor of the constituted author- Edgar Schmiedeler, O.S.B., direc- tion's religious groups and co- radio broadcasts on the subject: ities. When the individuals cannot tor of the Family Life Bureau, operation in dealing with the com- "The Catholic and the War." of themselves judge of the legiti- National Catholic Welfare Con- mon problems of the day. The Pope has always preach-d macy of a war—and how can they ference, and Margaret T. Lynch, Speakers at the luncheon hers peace, taught its profound prin- do it?—the faithful can always, in executive secretary of the Nation- will be Very Rev. Thomas F. ciples and suggested the practical their moral judgment in the mat- al Council of Catholic Women. Coakley, pastor of Sacred Heart means to it, but the Pope's inten- ter, hold to the decisions taken The protests were written fol- Church; Rev. Arthur B. KUtsolv- tions and prayers are not for by leaders of their nation, His lowing publication of a report of ing, of Calvary Episcopal Church, 'any kind" of peace, "but for Eminence declared. the president of the New York and Dr.- Solomon B. Frc0hof, of a • peace based on justice and Furthermore, His Eminence ad- Federation on Planned Parent- Rodef Sholam Congregation. . chsrity in the true Christian onc® euch a declaration has hood, formerly known as the Birth President Frank P. Duggan, jf sense," His Eminence declared. become format it is law and obli Control Federation of America. the Chamber of Commerce, will The inseparable words, jutrtiw gates all citizens. This report stated that the Red be chairman of the Inheheeat and charity, are in (he text of each The Bishops of each country ac- Cross Home Service wae referring the arrangements f-t which mem iUurion of the Vatican to the cept these principles, he continued. workers to birth control centers. hers of the Pittsburgh Round war since the month of Septem- They do not wage war; they col- Table and other units of the Na- ber 1930." laborate, unless there is evident tional Conference of Christians and Jews are assisting. 2a Attitude of U. S. Bfa$ops injustice, with their country. They Noted Redemptorist VUleticuve n»ade refe.« (Continued on Last Page, £oC J) mt ••••tt^-fl ence to the Bishops of the United To Adcireif ^lants States, among whom, he said, be- who has plways. been a friend of Homes Threatened fore the United States entered the Rev. Francis S. Canne». CSs.R invaded - nations and1 a symbol of Orphanage Thanks professor of moral theology at war. there were varying judg- justice; we are very grateful to v Catholic University of America, By Immoral Trend ments on the present war. Since your Bishops, true leaders of their Donors for Gifts Washington. D. C, will lecture then, however, following previous Catholic, democratic people; and under the auspices of the Catholic FBI Head Warns pronouncements similar in char- we are grateful to all Americans, In a mesage Issued this week I Nurses League of the Diocese of acter, at their annual meeting last who througout their history have I by Rev. H. J. Gilbert, superinten- Pittsburgh in the Stephen Foster Washington, Feb. 16. (10 Direc- ¥ November they had adopted wh-t sacrificed their blood and fortune J dent and treasurer of St. Paul's Memorial. University of Pittsburgh, tor J. Edgar Hoover of the Fed* they called "The Bishops State- for great ideals, and whom there- Orphan Asylum, sincere thanks on Thursday evening, Feb. 25, at eral Bureau of Inveetigation has ment on Victory and Peace," which fore the Lord will bless." are extended to the pastors of the 8:30 P. M. asked all police organisations to began with the words: "Our coun- Thus spoke Most Rev. Joseph diocese and their assistants and to Father Connell will speak on assumee the added burden of an try has been forced into the moat Gawlina; Bishop in Ordinary of all other friends of the orphan- "Religious, Moral and Ethical effort "to destroy a trend of im- devastating war of all times." the Polish military forces and age for their contributions to the Problems In Nursing Practice." morality which threatens the tab That statement had pointed out, Ordinary to all Polish exiles, who annual collection for St. Paul's He will also conduct an afternoon ture of America's homes'- on bo« His Eminence said, that the war, taken up in the churches on session "for the nursing Sisters of (Continued on Last Page,. CM. 4) half of- the youth of the nation. which today absorbs the entire Christmas. Completion of the rec- the diocese at Mercy Hospital at Mr. Hoover stated he was so« world, undoubtedly would deter- ords of the collection, Father Gil- 2:00 o'clock that day. tounded by bio dsifer observation mine the gravest moral issue of bert states, show that friends Members of the Nurses League College Students of "the alanming increase tat the present hour. Certain nations, 'remembered the home generous- will hold their regular meeting serious crimes dmmitted by young he said, had united to lead peoples ly, despite the many extraordinary at St. Francis'Hospital, Lawrence- people." He said that "wnrtisM into slavery, to destroy human Called To Colors obligations that have to be met at ville on Sanday, Feb. 21. recklessness is one of the caussS liberty and religious liberty, and this time." Orders to report for active duty of the laxity among youth, but In a word to deprive man of the it should not be tolerated as an The children whose needs are were received by 27 St. Vincent's dignity with which he had been Dates for Retreats excuse for the heedles« manner In thus being provided for "have been College Army Reserve students on endowed by God. The American which they are plunging into in» asked to pray in a special way for Wednesday of last week. Two of Bishops in their statement had Given Directors of decent activities. Actions of a do« all their friends whose families the Air Corps reserve students declared there could be no com- base character wiU not help wtn art being affected by the military Holy Name Society also received orders at the same HH promise with such ideas, the Car- the war. They will only help to requirements of the nation, in ad- time and 30 Navy Reserve stu- dinal said. retard victory." dition to their usual daily pray- Dates for the summer retreats dents and the balance of the Jtfr That statement was a concrete ers for their benefactors," Father for laymen were announced Mon- Corps group expect their orters He asked each police officer to and abaolnte judgment and not Gilbert writes. day by Rev. Alvtn W. Forney, within the next few weeks. take on the burden of passing one voice had been raised against diocesan director of the Holy Word has been received St Du- along to the youths sn his beat, it among the Hierarchy of the or in his community, the "deep- Name Society at a luncheon meet- quesne University that 89 reserve United States, he noted. Tarentum Parish Hall seated and timeproved value* of ing of the district directors of the corps students there will be called righteousness, civic responsibility* The Bishops, His Eminence con- society, held In Webster Hall Ho- to active dfity within a few days. Destroyed by Flames high minded thoughts, good moral tinued, were not unaware that tel and attended by Most Rev. St. Vincent's expects its first conduct and clean, wholesome Hoe there were mixed up in this war Hugh C. Boyle, Bishop of Pitts- contingent of soldier - students, M Fire of unknown origin on Tues- lag." other views and other ambitions burgh. There wiU be five retreats numbering 200, to arrive on the than those of the Axis people«.; day afternoon destroyed the par- for men and three for boys at campus on Feb. 28 fbr the be- they did not ignore the perils, ish hall of St. Peter's Parish, St Vincent's College, Latrobe; two Tarentum, located at Tenth and ginning classes of the advanced aims and interests of Communism for men and and two for boys at courses on Mar. 1. Another qpeoup Feb. 21 Prayer Day In these combinations of circum- Western Sts., one block from the s^ Fidelia' Seminary, Herman, church.. The heating equipment of 150 soldiers will follow shortly, To kkomeNiÉ« stances; but they omitted under- and two for women at Seton Hill according to word received, from lining the secondary strokes to of the building was not in use, College, Greeneburg. The men's and it is assumed that crossed the Air Corps headquarters in Clergy m Mission* observe the fundamental lines of retreats at St. Vincent s will be (Continued on Last Pagfc Col 1) the picture; without ignoring them wires were responsible for the July 25-28; July 20 to Aug. h * or betraying them they felt thai blaze. Aug. 5-8, Aug. 12-15, and Aug. 19- New York, fok 11. W — "Mt particular problems might be re- A two-story frame structure, 22. Those for boys there will open no time bt the history ef the gulated in less-troubled times. the hall formerly used by a mus- on July 11, 15 and 18. J Priests Assigned ous and well-trained clergy, na» ti ve to the various mission lands.* What, His Eminence asked, had ical society as its headquarters, The boys retreats at St. Fide'.tf Church wss there greater need M created this unanimity of senti- was purchased by the parish three will open on June Rev. Stanislaus Dembinaki. pastor for the establishment of a nuaner* ment among the members of the years ago and named Carroll the men's will be held July 15-1« of St. Albert'», Pafener, has been This statement wae made by Bt. American Hierarchy? Evidence of Hall, in honor of the first Bishop and July 22-25. There will also transferred te the ^pawtsratn of Rev. Megr. Thomas J. McDonnell the facts? The treachery of Pearl of the United States. It contained be a Boy Scout retreat air' St St. Hyacinth's, Moneseen. national director of the Society jff Harbor? perhaps. "But, In our ain auditorium, stage, kitchen, lib- Fidelia* from June 27 to 30, Rev. Anthony Politowsld, assistant St Peter the Apootla for Nativo •pinion, a still more definite cri- rary and recreation snd rest at St. Mary's, MeKeeaport, Is ap- The Pittsburgh Council of Cath- Clergy, whHe discussing plans foe rooms. Rev. Thomas McPherson, pointed paster of St. Albert's, terion was the declaration of war olic Women wttl sponsor riie re- «he observance of Sunday, Feb. 21, K pastor of St. Peter's, said that re- Palmer. by the American Government," treat at Seton Hill Aug. 16-32, and as a day ef special prayer^ foe building would probably have to Cardinal Villeneuve said. the second one there, Aug. 26-29, Rev. Walter E. IwanlsM, Is ap- the success and increase of native I The decision of making W, In wait for the end of war-time pri- will be under the auspice* of the pointed naetatant at St. Mary's» priests in mission isnds. * v || each nation, is within the ptw-er orities. Some of the furnishings (Continued on Last Page» CoL D McKeesport. : of the political authority accord- were saved. TWO THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC U. S. Catholic Action Praised 1,500 Men Ai By Church Leaders of Britain; Holy Name Cardinal Asks for Closer Ties Nearly 1,900 men rally of the Holy Nam« men of th« north-central niftftinguuhed Group Attends [ Knights of Columbus and from of Pittsburgh, held last Farewell Dinner for representatives of the National evening in St. Augustine's 37th St., with Most Rev. Fn >a ..i Catholic Welfare Conference. "We . 1% Matthews need,.. , «aid uHi. s „Eminence . , the Walsh, Bishop of Charleston inspiration which the Catholic delivering the sermon, London. Feb. 12. «} "The Cath- Action so vigorously in operation ishes participated, am ©lie Action so vigorously in oper- in the United States would bring for the rally having bee» ation in the United States" was us." by Rev. Vincent J. Rleland, warmly praised and closer spir- tant at St Raphael'« Chi itual ties between the Catholics of district spiritual director «If the United States and the Cath- Nurses Aide Course Holy Name Society. olics of England were earnestly Prayers for victory and bespoken as 60 guests, represent- At St. Francis' in and for the welfare of thai ing every phase of English Cath- in the armed forces were olic life, bade farewell here to Afternoon Planned by Rev. Alvin W. Forney, Francis P. Matthews of Omaha, director of the Holy Name Nebr., chairman of the Executive The Volunteer Nurses Aide De- who also led the men ia Committee of the National Cath- partment of the Pittsburgh Chap- newal of the Holy Name olic Community Service in the ter, American Red Cross, announc- Solemn Benediction was United Slates. es that St. Francis' Hospital would COLONEL CONFIRMED AT CAMP with Very Rev. Claude ¥< Mr. Matthews, who is supremo i like to start a course in Nurses F.M.Cap., officiating, assi Rev. Paul E. Campbell and' knight of the Knights of Colum- Aides on Mar. 1, provided enough When Bimhop Thomas J. Toolen, of Mobile, officiated at the Con- bus, visited England and Ireland [ applicants enroll for duty at this Joseph Sonnefekl, C.S.Sp. firmation of a clasN of 25 soldiers in the 321st Infantry chapel. Camp lains to Bishop Walsh ©n behalf of the trustees of the hospital. The course will be held Rncl er, Ala., one of those confirmed was the Regimental Command- NCCS to inspect work being done on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Raymond V. Conway er, Col. Robert F. Dark, pictured above with his soldier-sponsor/ the by sister Catholic organizations Fridays, from 1:00 to 3:00 P. M Florindo de Francesco. for American servicemen. The f and the instructor will be Sistei Bishop and the asMinttng priests. Col. Dark was received into tho NCCS is one of the member agen- M. Aniceta. Church last September after years of investigation and study. In Guild To Present cies of the United Service Or- The porpose of this day-time his account of his conversion Col. Dark states that his int£test in ganizations in the United Statf\s. course is to relieve the trained the Catholic religion began during World War* I and was largely Three Short . (Mr. Matthews also was accord- nurses at the hospital during the aroused by the bravery and zeal displayed by the Catholic chaplain ed high honors in Ireland. He in- busy early afternoon period. It is assigned to his infantry battalion in the Meuse Argonne offensive— Three short plays art < Dj»eetcd work in behalf of Amer- open to any women from the ages Rev. Thomas F. Coakley, now pastor of Sacred Heart Church, bill to be presented by th« ican servicemen at present in Nor- of 18 to 50, who has a high school Pittsburgh. olic Theater Guild next thern Ireland, and was received education, or its equivalent. and Wednesday evening«, vmi by His Eminence Joseph Cardinal Enrollments are taken at the and 24, in the auditorium Of MacRory. Archbishop of Armagh Pittsburgh Chapter, American R«-d Will Maintain Ban Against Obscene tral Catholic High School, and Primate of All-Ireland. In Cross. Wabash Station. Details Ave. Mrs. P. S. Joyce, Dublin he was greeted by Pres may be obtained by calling GRant Kiesel and Mrs. Mary CtaM$ ident Douglas Hyde, Premier 1680. The time of this course is Magazines, Postmaster-General Says ley are the director«. Ramon de Valera and Most Rev. scheduled particularly for women John McQuaid, Archbishop of who do not work in the day time, Washington, Feb. 16. (ID — the United States mails need have declaration that he will continue Bells Gone in Hoi Dublin. David Gray, United States including the mothers of school I difficulty in conforming to the In- Churches Use R« Minister to Eàre, accompanied children. Leaving the hospital at to execute with diligence "the junctions concerning the postal him.) 3:00 o'clock enables housewives to postal laws relating to obscenity obscenity statutes. His sense of in the mails and alleged unmail- London, Feb. .6. 90 -f Cardinal Preside« shop and prepare their evening | decency and good morals will in- able periodicals" was contained in ersatz innovation to be f His Eminence Arthur Cardinal meal, and still be at home when variably lead him to resolve any the annual report of Postmaster The Netherlands as the Hinsley, Archbishop of Westmin- their children return from school. doubt in favor of the public wel- General Frank C. Walker, made German confiscation« is M ster, presided, and Most Rev. fare and the public good. public yesterday. * "There has been an increasing church bell«. William Godfrey, Apostolic Dele- Virtually all of Holland^ gate to England, attended the Sermons Censored "The postal laws," Mr. Walker 'number of complaints concerning said, "forbid the use of the mails the character of some publications bells, the Netherlands 1» farewell dinner given here to Mr. By Nazis in France Bureau here learned, Matthews. Five other members of for the circulation of periodicals admitted to the second-class priv- published for the purpose of pro- ilege. It becomes my duty to de- quisitioned by the Nasi the Hierarchy were present. Zurich. Switzerland, Feb. S. 1» fitably pandering to the obscene, termine whether such a publica- melted down for the Other guests included the Duke German Nazi authorities are com- lewd and indecent or appealing to tion has violated the conditions industry. Some f©resisted of Norfolk, who is the Premier pelling the clergy of France to lascivious curiosity. This prohibi- entitling it to be carried as sec- es made phonograph Duke and Earl and Hereditary submit for censorship all of their tion is irrespective of whether the ond-class matter. thetre bells, and now pisf Earl Marshal of England; other sermons and other texts before matter is portrayed under the "The right to use the United records as a call for members of the House of Lords, reading them to their congrega- guise of art, fiction, humor or States mails is not an inherent during services, on en. and nine members of the House tions, according to a letter from sex education, or whether indecent right, but a right based upon con- apparatus installed in the of Commons. France published in the "Journal matter appears in stories purport- ditions prescribed by Congress. steeple. The Naxi* ha*tf Addressing the diners, Cardinal de Geneve." The clergy also is ing to be detailed factual accounts Those who ask the right must churches must obtain special Hinfiley said: forbidden to make any mention of actual sexual crimes. conform to the requirements of ing permits to install t)MF "The peace and prosperity of of Papal reactions to international "No publisher who wishes to use Congress." fying equipment. the world depend in large meas- developments. ures on mutual understanding and Every new book manuscript Is P.C.C.W. Card close co-operation between Amer- vigorously censored by the Nazis, Name 10 Child Books Tertiaries to Attend In observance of Wi ica and the British Common- the letter states, and every single Birthday, a card psrty wealth. There it one bond that copy of every book is re-read and For March Book Week Day 0f Recollection held on Wednesday aftf must be drawn closer than ever numbered. The result of this is 24, by the Pittsburgh the union between the Catholics that the cost of publication has New York, Feb. 17. (» — Ten Under the auspices of the Third Catholic Women St ths of America and the Catholics o( risen so high that the majority books for childnen are included in Order of St. Francis a Day of house, 5916 Penn Ave, this country." of publishing houses have closed. a list of SO selected for Catholic Recollection will be conducted in William J. Smith ss Cardinal H ins lev said he hoped Virtually all of the well-known participation in an inter-religious St. Augustine's Church, 37th St., Dessert wHl be served the visit of Mr. Matthews would French authors, the letter states, book week in March sponsored by on Sunday, Feb. 21, from 1:00 to o'ekk and card plsyisf be the forerunner of other visits have ceased writing and are liv- the National Conference of Chris- 5:00 P. M. Rev. Ca mi 11 us Schmitt, low. WS from other members of the ing in "voluntary exile." tiana and Jews. A total of 150 OF.M.Cap., of St. Francis' Friary, books have been selected for the will be in charge. WEEKLY observance, with 90 titles assigned m Father Altany Again to each of the three main reli- MASS (ALENDAR On Finance Committee gious denominations. Bellevue Pariah Ushers (for Dar With MImmI> Of Catholic Charities The titles of the ten children's Arrange Benefit Party SUNDAY, Feb. 21: Septuagé- books are: "Jesus" by Maud Mon- sima Sunday; semidouble; viol Rev. Joseph S. Altany, pastor of ahan; "With Harp and Lute" The Ushers Club of Assumption et; 2nd prayer, A cunctis; 3rd, by Blanche Jennings Thompson; Church, Bellevue, is making ar- for peace. St. Joseph's Church, West Aliquip- pa, and director of the Catholic "Uncle Remus" by Joel Chandler rangements for the annual Shrove MONDAY, Feb. 22. Chair of Tuesday party which will be held St. Peter at Antioch; double Welfare Association of Beaver Harris; "The Peepshow Man" by major; white; 2nd prayer, of County, has been appointed a Padric Colum; "Francie on the in the basement of the church 8t. Paul; 3rd, for peace. member of the 1943 finance com- Run" by Hilda van Stockum; on Tuesday evening. Mar. 9. James NUNGESSER TUESDAY, Feb. 23: St. Peter mittee of the National Conference "The Red Hat" by Oovelle New- P. McNabb, president of the Damian; < Vigil of St. Mathias>; of Catholic Charities and regional comb; "Rocking Chair Ranch" by Ushers Club, has appointed chair- PENN AVE. * H double; white; 2nd prayer, of director for the state of Penn- L Without formal exercises, Du- quesne University, in the flrst commencement held under the war-time "speed-up" program, h a.s conferred degrees upon 58 stu- dents, chiefly in the school» of nursing, pharmacy and law. Tho graduates received their degrees by mail. Sister M. Fidelia (Chmieh, of the Felician Sisters, Coraopolis Heights, received the degree of Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy, magna cum laude, and also re- ceived three special awards for excellence Jeanne Millie, of North St. Clair St., Pittsburgh. was graduated with the degree >f Bachelor of Education, cum laude. Awards for excellence were also won by Bernard Marcus, Pitts- burgh; Francis P. Tallarico, Member« of the newly organised F. Coogan, editor of "Catholic secretary of the Society of St. Pe- Sharpsburg, and William C. Hav- ippine Bureau; Rev. Bernard Wit- Advisory Committee for Academia Mlmioim" and secretary of the ter the Apostle for Native Clergy; er, Fredericktown. leke, O.F.M., student of Chinese Activities in the Major Seminaries Missionary Union of the (Ifriy; Kt. Msgr. Thomas J. McDonnell, Culture; Rev. Richard Vahey, O.P, of the United States, pictured at Kev. Aloysius Keilly, O.F.M., mis- national director of the Society for 1 editor of "The Torch"; Rev. The freshman class at Duquesn« a meeting held in the national sionary from China; Rev. M. O'- the Propagation of the Faith; Marion Habig, O.F.M., secretary of University has elected Norm in office of the Society for the Pro- Donohue, C..S.Sp., missionary from Kev. Calvert Alexander, S.J., editor 1 the Freuiciscan Delegation for Auth. of Avalon, a student in the Nigeria, Africa; Kev. Sisto Koiwo, pagation of the Faith, New York of "Jesuit Missions"; Kev. Char- I North and Central America; Rev. school of Business Administration, O.K.M., student of Chinese Cul- les Connors, CJS..Sp., ' from the j John IaFarge, S.J., executive edi- City. Left to right: Kev. Edward a.« president; Sidney Barmack, of turc and language; Kev. Wendell Holy Ghost Provincial House; tor of "America"; Rev. Joseph Pittsburgh, vice president, and I* Murphy, S.J., professor of mis- S. Keilly, S.S., professor at St. Very Rev. George Jf. Collins, C.S. Ryan, M.M., professor of missio- Helen Venditto. of New Castle, siology at Weston College; Mr. Alary'* Seminary, Baltimore; Kev. Sp„ provincial of the Holy Ghost logy at Maryknoll; Rev. John #, secretary-treasurer. Helen Louise Johnson, a member of the Na- j Theophane Magulre, C.P.. editor of Fathers: Rev Thomas B. Cannon, Considine, M.M., assistant general Uramey. of Whitaker. Howard tional Office Staff; Kev. Aloysius I "The Sign"; Kev. Joseph M. Lynch, S-J, director of the Jesuit Phil- of MaryknolL Da.schbach, of Pittsburgh, and Mr. Auth will represent the freshmen in the Student Council of the uni- Nuncio to Chile Asks St. Casimir's to Open Says Aid Given Rabbi Beaver Welfare Group versity. * Meets, Elects Officers The Pharmaceutical Association All Religious Give Jubilee Observance Brought Nazi Attack of the Duquesne University School Officers of the Catholic Welfare of Pharmacy has elected James R. Nation Full Support On Munich Cardinal The golden jubilee celebration Association of Beaver County el- Moncaco, senior, of Steubenville, of St. Casimir's Parish, South London, Feb. 8. (ID — A refugee ected at the annual meeting held O., as president; Mark White, Santiago. Chile, Feb. 8. (10 — Side, will be formally opened from Germany ha£ disclosed to senior of Havre de Grace, Md„ ir> St. Cecilia's Parish Hall, Roch- Following the rupture of diplo- His Eminence Arthur Cardinal vice president; Jeanne Ivory, seni- with a Solemn Requiem Mass for ester, on Sunday, Feb. 7, are matic and consular relations be- Kinsley, who has released the in- or. of Wilkinsburg, secretary-treas- ail deceased members of the par- Robert E. McCreary, assistant dis- tween Chile and the Axis nations. formation, the fact that the Nazi urer; and Richard F. Mancuso, Most Rev. Maurilio Silvani, Papal ish in St. Casimir's Church, to- attacks on Cardinal von Faulab- trict attorney of Beaver County, freshman, of Pittsburgh, manager Nuncio to Chile, addressed an I morrow morning at 9:00 o'clock. er's residence at Freising In 1938 president; William Rhine, of Beav- of athletics. 1 important cicular letter to the Rev. Magnus Kazenas, the past^ *, were due to the Cardinal's chari- er Falls, and Kathryn Roll, Am- superiors of all Religious Congre- will celebrate the Mass and the table act In aiding a Jewish rabbi bridge, vice presidents;* Mrs. Clara gations in the Republic counseling sermon will be delivered by Rev. at a time when a wave of hostil- Straille. Rochester, secretary, and Book of Devotion that all members refrain absol- M. J. Urbonas, of Dubois. ity had broken over the Jews J. H. E. McMillan, MonacS, treas- utely from comment signifying A dinner will be served in the and no one else dared help them. On 'Mothers' Saint criticism of the attitude assumed urer. school at 6:00 P. M. tomorrow The Chief Rabbi of Bavaria by the Chilean Government. A evening to open the social observ- Plans were discussed for a mem- Is Published Here copy of this letter was sent to had been given six hours to clear bership drive, and announcement ance of the jubilee, which will out of his synagogue. Cardinal Minister of Foreign Affairs Joa- close on May 16, the anniversary was made that an executive com- quin Fernandez who acknowledged von Faulhaber sent a truck to mit te meeting will be held Feb* Announcement is made of the of the dedication of the first pick up the religious objects in publication in Pittsburgh this its receipt with "deep apprecia- church. 26 in the rectory of St. Joseph's tion"' and also commended the the synagogue and had them taken Parish, Aliquippa, of which Rev, week of a book of devotions of Upon invitation of the late Bish- "lofty spirit that inspired it," to the Archbishop's residence. The Joseph S. Altany. director of the timely importance; "Novena Pray- op Richard Phelan, Rev. Adam Nazis' were furious, says the re- conference, la pastor. Rev. Ray- ers and Devotions in Honor of Imposes New Duties Lopatto came from his parish fugee in his statement to, Car- mond Foster, chaplain at Mt. G*l- St. Gerard Majella," arranged by The Nuncio's letter pointed out in the Scranton Diocese to organ- dinal Hlnsley, and within a few litsin, Baden, is assistant director* Rev. Thomas B. Roche, C.Ss.R., it that the severance of relations ize the Lithuanians of the Pitts- days Munich was plastered wkh St. Philomena's Rectory. The book- with the Governments of the Axis burgh diocese in their own parish posters demanding "Away with let is designed for home devotions j and Japan creates duties "for those and upon his arrival and until Faulhaber, the friend of the to seek the intercession of the Congregations that have in their the following June the young con- Jews." Union Redemptorist wonder-worker who ranks foreign Religious originally gregation was attended by Father has come to be known as "The from those countries affected by Lopatto who celebrated Maaa for Beatification Cause Engraving Co. Mothers' Saint." the Government's resolution. These them each Sunday morning in the " Of Father Janssen Explaining the need and value basement of the old St. Paul's PHOTO ENGRAVING persons, who have given so many Vatican City. Feb. 12 — The of devotion to St. Gerard, Father Cathedral on Fifth Ave. Father proofs of their abnegation and approval of His Holiness Pope Trr Roche points out that "during Lopatto, who is now chaplain to have contributed the best of their Pius XII for the Introduction of these days of war marriages are the Lithuanian Sister« of Jesus lives and energies to the culture, the cause for beatification of on the increase and the birth rate Crucified in Elmhurst, Pa., will •lg* l«l*7 charitable works and spiritual dev- Father Arnold Janssen, founder has mounted as if in response to attend the celebration In May. elopment of Chile, must keep be- of the Society of the Divine the clamor for greater man-pow^r fore them in a special manner the Word, is indicated by the publica- in defense of our civil and reli- fundamental motive of their vo- tion of a decree for this purpose 1008 PBNN AVE. gious rights. In this crisis mothers cation and, particularly of their by the Sacred Congregation of AT. 7244 need heavenly protection and help, missionary vocation which requires Radio Listings and in this field St. Gerard has Rites. that they dedicate themselves tot- Saturday, Feb. 26 proven himself the saint of . the ally and exclusively to their reli- }iour. This booklet of prayers to gious apostolate the salvation of 6:30 to 7:00 P.M., WCAE:Sodality St. Gerard will render a valuable souls and the glory of God. Con- program, "The Way of Life"; Joseph A. Crowley service to mothers of families and sequently, they must avoid every Rev. Robert Gray, of Resurrec- especially to expectant mothers, word, act or omission which, al- tion Church. Brookline: "Tho enabling them to make their de- though correct in intention, could Love of Neighbor;" music by votions at home and thus profit be interpreted as contrary or un- chorus of St. Augustine's High ru N ERAL DIBEOTOU by the power of the 'Mothers' favorable to the supreme interest«! School. WM. SLATER & SONS Saint'." of the country that has given Sunday, Feb. 21 < Uffici PHONBS The booklet of devotions to St. them hospitality and which they 9:00 to 10:00 A. M.: WJAS: St. Virginia Ara. * iMmrgt M., Mi WesMaftea »wglsi« 1MB Gerard and a medal will gladly regard as their spiritual country." Patrlck'c Chourch. IMC IrMdirar âvMW, MOT be supplied gratis upon request 149 WMktaftM trad, Mi. Mwm Lehigh HOI 6:00 to 6:30 P.M., KDKA: "Cath- in person or in writing to olic Hour"; Magr. FuRon J. St. Gerard's Sanctuary, 50 Sightless Workers Sheen. NuiMircn »I 2740 Beech wood Blvd., /From Coast Institution ïAiinnfT TlAf ¥ r«A WCLMIASTirAI. «TATUA»* Pittsburgh. 7:30 to 8:00 P. M., WMBS: Union- JliShrH rüLl LU. ai*«., asm.*», r«.u, «4t. * Employed at Lockheed vv/ town, Catholic Truth Hour; Rev. JW71J1 A A A V/4J1 « Char«« Istoriar Ofrar»ll«| Joseph C. FiUpatrick, pastor of 1794-5-7 Fifth Ave. ATlantle ttI7 Pittsburgh, P». Homewood Card Party Los Angeles. Feb. M. AO More St. Aloysius' Church, Dunbar: than 50 sightless men and women, "Christian Character"; music » Mrs. Thomas Ponsonby will be graduates of the Hazel Hurst by choral club of All Saint»' i Foundation for the BHnd at Mon- chairman of the weekly card par- Church, Maaontown. Ca, IM ty for the benefit of Holy Rosary rovia, have been placed on the The London £ Lancashire Insurance • t •. production line at Lockheed Air- Sit * - Parish, Homewood, to be held 'n 9:45 to 10:00 ,P. M. WWSW: St. London A laiiiieeMf» Indemnity Oeeispaa y the parish hall, 7120 Kelly St., on craft Corporation, according to Joseph's House pf Hospitality; Friday evening, Feb. 19. Assisting the annual report oif that institu- Rev. Charles Owen Rice. * Lam Union M Reek In—ranne Os »apaay , IM tier will be; tion made to Most Rev. John J. Tuesday, Feb. tM (Ère dept.) Mrs. Roy D. Markel. Mrs. Fran- Cant well, Archbishop of Lot An- standard Marine leeseiraeerei Ca, IM» geles, and other members of the 3:30 to S;45 P. M., WHJB, Greens- cis Nunlist, Mrs. A. L. Schlander, Safeguard Insurance Csmpaajr Mrs. William P. Ahern, Mrs. Char- Board of Directors. Hie company burg. "Program sf Eternal Light"; Rev. Linus Brugger, les F. Kane, Mrs. William D. Mal- fives the visually handicapped Orient Insu ranee C imp any Light"; Rev. P. J. Graney, pas- oney, Mrs. A. R. Braun, Mrs he same rate of pay and the tor of St. John's Church, Soott- Raymond Smith and Mrs. S. Wal- ^ame promotions as those with dale. ter Vogei. vision. POUR THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC Thursday, February Tin quainted with the kingdom of the Master, to receive guidance in the du- Pittsburgh Catholic ties He expects us to fulfill, to be brought to realize the importance of OFFICIAL ORGAN OF TUB DIOCBSB OF enlisting in His service and the over- PITTSBURGH whelming value of the reward which ESTABLISHED EN 1844 He, out of His bounty, gives to those BT BT. REV. MICHAEL O'CONNOR. D.D., VTRflT who are faithful to him—the gift of BISHOP Of PITTSBURGH WÊÊÊSÊiâmËmäämMl^m Published Brery Thursday by eternal life. THE CATHOLIC PUBLISHING COMPANY pi- ^f '^M^^mär •04 Magee Building, Pittsburgh Court 0682 The Gospel parable recites that some S.*S. C. A. JOHN B. COLLINS, Editor of the workers went into the vineyard WASHINGTON At the annual meeting of the EI .1» A BETH DAFLINOER. Associate Editor early in the day — that is, in their The Washington-Greene diocesan directors and presidents youth; others came when the day was Union has chosen Mar] Entered aa Second-CI aaa Matter Deeember If, 188?, at held on Sunday, Feb. 14, it was the Poat Office at PitUburgh, Pa., under the Act of March well advanced, and still others only decided that the Summer School of SS. Cyril and Met I. 187«. when the shades of evening were fall- of Catholic Action will be held Charleroi, to take over ing; and that all, whether they came in the William Penn Hotel, Pitts- urer's position vacated byi I Appoint "The PitUburgh Catholic" when they were young or in their old burgh, the week of July 12. De- Tomayko, who has ent ma official Dioceaan Organ and com- age, received the same reward, eternal tails will be announced later. convent, and Catherine mend It to the priests of the diocese St. Jerome's. Charlerot,a* and to readeri, of every way of think* life. By human standards those who ALLEGHENY VALLEY ing, who are concerned to know the chairman served longer might feel they should A meeting of the Allegheny Val- Catholic attitude in the affaire of a receive more than the others but human grievously perplexed world. I am, my- ley Sodality Union will be held FAYETTE CO« self, especially grateful to it for ita standards of recompense do not apply, next Sunday in St. Joseph's St. John's Sodality, insistence upon the reality of aupar- for the gift of eternal life is of infinitely School Hall, New Kensington, El- will present the skit, "The natural values, and of that unending greater worth than the services per- ection of officers will take place. leteers" at its February life of man to which hla life hare la a preface and, Ths publicity committee formed by .any of those in the vineyard, TARENU a« it were, a novitiate. ^v^iUit a display of CathtUff The paper pro videa a aerane and quiet background whether they had "borne the burden Newly elected officers o £ for exh&ii for the oonfusion and turbulence of a world too ex- of the day's heat," or had started only Peter's Sodality, Tarentum,- are: same meeT clusively concerned with narrow and limited horixona, at the eleventh hour. It is only out of prefect, Helen Greco; vice prefect, feo find peace and healing. It offera a code of con- the Master's generosity that the sublime Kolb, pastor of AT duct, and an atmosphere of fraternal feeling out of Joann Walker; secretary, Helen town, will give an addi payment is available to man at all; that Marmo; Eucharistic and Our which, alone, can come a hope for better thinga, and The publicity • meaaure of human comfort. He chooses to bestow the reward upon Lady's committee chairman, Ber- the workers who come whenever they tha Hanulik: social life, Cecilia eludes Elisabeth Schuh, are summoned is a matter for the deep- Moineau publicity, Marcella Wel- Carroll, Margaret iski; Catholic Truth and Apostolic, Mary Frances Gillea Jf est thanksgiving, not for envious com- Miase. I Bishop af Iburgs plaints. Frances Gubiotti. The spiritual FnuM eff St. Aabreee. 18V7 director is Rev. Thomas J. Mc- But the workers must respond when pherson. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1943 they are called, and now the call is sounding, loudly, insistently. No more Monogahela Valley INTO THE VINEYARD standing in the market place, for there The Monongahela Valley Sodal- Out Of The A S Septuagésima Sunday comes to are urgent tasks to be performed in the ity Union met last Sunday in St. Mary's Parish Hall, McKeesport. prepare us for the opening of the vineyard: works of charity, corporal Final plans for the skating party penitential season of Lent, the and spiritual works of mercy; bad to be held Monday, Feb. 22. were GAI Gospel chosen by the Church sounds, habits to be overcome, good habits to discussed. Due to transportation in parable form, the call issued to all be cultivated; instruction to be given, difficulties it was decided to hold' men to come into the vineyard of the good example to be set, wrongs to be meetings every three months In 90 Years Ago Master, to do there the work He assigns righted, sacrifices to be made, sinners the different parishes, the exec-' Annual report of to them, to aid their fellows for His to be reclaimed, wanderers to be squght utive board to decide on the meet- tentiary shows 171 me* sake, to contribute to His honor and ing places. A committee to choose women confined thterei* for, fervent acts of prayer and wdrship anec given as chief'cause glory and, at the end, to receive the to be offered. Only to those who re- nominees who will be voted on at the May meeting, was selected, entering upon criipl^Mt reward which He gives to all those spond to the summons when they hear Plan inaugurated, for who serve Him faithfully. To work consisting of Dorothy Wolfe, St.' it is the great reward promised; if they Cecilia's, Glassport; Virginia Silan, fund to complete St, effectively in the vineyard requires good disregard the call now they may not Holy Trinity, McKeesport; Ann edral by payments of will, and study and instruction; and we hear it again. It is a time of crisis, in- Kracinovski, Holy Trinity, Du- every two weeks. are given the invitation now because deed, for upon the issue of joining the quesne; Ann Bummick, Secred during the Lenten season we shall have workers in the vineyard depends the Heart, McKeesport, and Madeleine 75 Yeara Age unusual opportunity to become ac- matter of eternal life or eternal death. Kiddie, St. Mary's, McKeesport. Appointment of Members of-the union who have three new dioceses have been seen here would be enlisted in the WAAC include Mar- Rev. Thomas A. called cheap, coarse utd corny. I garet Kacmarik, of St. Joseph's, of Pittsburgh) for Mr. Caniff and the employes of [ Clairton, and Dolores Curlanis, of Del.; Rt. Rev. William TO THE POINT his cartoon factory seem to rate Holy Trinity, McKeespoRU for Scran ton; Rt. Rev, the men in the service as pretty F. Shanahan for Hai by m» moronic. , Rev. James Re id, Keeping Thing* Straight this country should go through It is refreshing, however, to see Forty Honra Devotion Peter and Paul' Churchy Cardinal Villeneuve's clarification a period of revived selfishness, but that apart from this one "comic" dies. . . Largest contri of the stand of the Church on its is quite certain that it will not and an occasional piece of Holly- rebuilding St. Xavier'* war and the duties of the citizen last long. The greedy, imprudent wood "art," (supplied free by FEURITARY, IMS Latrobe, that of $1,009 in war time was addressed to the element is not numerous, although some movie star's publicity agent) 1H—(Ihissport, Holy Croft*. Daly, Esq., Philadelphia, people of Canada, but it is so it is quite noisy, and it finds the camp papers are wholesomely 20—M&honingtown, St. Lucy's. pertinent to conditions in the Uni- some of the papers willing to fur- interesting. They discuss many 21—Pittsburgh, St. Joseph's 50 Years Ago ted States, as well, that it should ther its campaign for "back to serious subjects with which enlist- Home. Diocesan Synod ai be carefully read and studied. It the good old days/' The war is ed men are naturally concerned; 21—North Side, St. Gabriel's. include those of Rev. is not hard to see that the turn not won, by any means, and the they pay plenty of attention to 28—North Side Home of Good vin as chancellor and Rev. of the tide against Hitler has efforts still required of all of ue sports; their original contributions Shepherd. Wall as vicar general. caused a change in the attitude will bring even the most reckless are well written, and this includes 25—Emsworth, Holy Family burgh Diocese reports-» of many Americans toward the obstructionist to his senses in due the poetry, of which every camp 26—Charleroi, Mother of Sor- population of 200, war: "victory is coming soon," time. From the Catholic standpoint, seems to produce a surprising rows. priests. . . . Convicted quantity, and their humor, while they seem to say, "we are in no the principles involved in all of Institute. in connection with tiH vigorous and not-too-subtle, does physical danger, so there's no this are so clear, as explained by 28—Pittsburgh, St. Elizabeth's. attempt to dig a canal: Cardinal Villeneuve, that there is not descend to bad taste. It would need of the drastic measures that MARCH, 1948 Isthmus of Panama no excuse for any Catholic parti- seem that the enlisted men have are being enforced." And so the 1—Pittsburgh, Duquewne Uni- and De Le seeps, cipation in the current delusion. a proper respect for themselves, spirit of selfishness and indif- versity. and others. and in the interest of morale they ference is being revived. 2—North Side, Regina Coeli. might well be spared the atten- 8—North Sid«, St. John's Gen- •••^lammm Thus we see "absenteeism" Late Easter ' 46 Yeara Ag*^ tion of certain outsiders who are eral Hospital. among war industry workers — Easter Sunday this year comes Polish Orthotics of too much inclined toward vul- 4—South Side, St. Joseph's laying off for a rest or to recover on the very latest possible date (Carnegie) attending garity and worse. Hospital. from a "good time." Thus we see — Apr. 25. Only once during the ate home there, cheating in rationed food and last century did it fall on that —o— plans to erect churcik |1 other scarce material, with "black date — in 1886 — and it will not Juvenile Delinquency and of the patient, sensible steps elect J. F. Regis Oa»evi*| markets," hoarding, and other he so late again until after the Observers throughout the coun- the court takes to undo the harm. spiritual retreat at methods of gaining an advantage year 2,000. This means that oh'y try are agreed that a rise in It is a story of society trying Latrobe, preparatory over decent, law-abiding neigh- the younger persons now living juvenile delinquency is under way, to make amends for the injustice secration, to take bors. Thus we see the "farm have a ehance of seeing another as a result of conditions created from which some of its young (1903). ^-WjaMI bloc" and other pressure groups Easter on Apr. 25 and only the by the war. Earnest, sincere ef-! members suffer: of appreciation demanding special privileges that older ones have already celebrated forts have been made during of their worth and dignity; of 25 Tea» will bring inflation on the country the feast on so late a date: for recent years to deal properly wi*h bringing co-operation and kindli- Sister M. Gertrude j and pick the pockets of the pub- most of us it will be an exper- this heart-renaing problem and ness to bear where punishment the Sisters of St JN lic; we see the stock market ience occuring only once in a life- progress has undoubtedly been would be only too likely to in- St. Joseph's Hospital, v apeculators and the "free compe- time. achieved; this means that the set- tensify the ^damage. purchased in Bra back caused by the war should not j tition" economists slyly encourag- This late Easter means that Judge Gustav L. Schramm, at Brendan's Parish. be as serious as was the case in ing this trend toward inflation, -is Ash Wednesday does not come the head of the court, has devel- 1917-19. they know it offers a chance for until Mar. 10; that Pentecost Suh- oped a splendid spirit among his S Year» jdfcy, unearned profits. Thus we day falls on June 13, and thnt One feels especially encouraged assistants and has inspired true Word received Qt aee political partisanship boldly Corpus Christi, the last of the at the prospect after reading the confidence among * the civic and hands of bandito h» interfering with the prosecution of "movable" feasts, comes on July report just issued by the Juvenile religious leaders whose work Gerard Donovan, the war, and personal feelings 24. Court of Allegheny County, It is brings them in contact with the sionary from Pitti allowed to predominate over the not just a statistical record of court. He is to be congratulated, Gerald (UHy) for public good. Worst of all, we see Contempt for Soldier« how many children were brought and so is Allegheny County: if maciat •mm pittsh the foes of genuine peace — a "Time" magazine describes as in as delinquent and neglected, how there are troublous days ahead, dies. . j Rev. 'Rohert^ peace, that is, based on justice for "sexy" the serial "comic" atrip many were sent to penal institu: and if much more remains to be of the Law Schoel el tione. how many to foster homes, all peoples—coming to the fore which is being prepared for camp done than has been done, the University of mom with demands for withdrawal paper* by Mikon Oaniff, who etc.; it is a much more human need is for a greater measure of sermon at document: a quiet, convincing ex- from all dealings with other na- draws the "Terry and the Pirates" support Mid a greater public in- Cathedral | planation of the bad conditions tions. sequence for the daily papers. anniversary of More accurately, the samples that that make children "delinquent," iContinued on Last Page, OoL 4) Jt la only to be expected that United States Thursday, February 18, 1943 THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC FIVE Enrolled in tke Army, Navy, Marines Co-ops Initiate Serving the Nation STRANGE BUI TRUR Radio Program Published here, week by week, wiU be lista of the members of thi • parishes in the Pittsburgh Diocese enrolled in the armed force* of the Little Known Facts for Catholics motion. Each parish is preparing its record, in accordance with the in- New York, Feb. 16. — After ft struct urn* of the diocesan authorities, and in the interest of accuraey By M. J. Murray Copyright. 1942, N.C.W.C. News Serrloe long controversy caused by ths and historical value it is urged that errors or omissions be reported opposition of the major networks to accepting "educational" pro- Rev. John Liwka, Pastor J 7Áe Consolé ofMe Organ in &OWNSJDE, Slebodnik, John ? J^SBLY ENCLAHO. Is macie from ths grams on a paid basis, the series Most Holy Name Church, Sedory, Joseph Monessen \ Od LêROPHON* the sfup that tooK. of broadcasts sposored by con« Sedory, Andrew, Jr. fMPOLSOÑ into çaïeT sumer co-operative groups in the Baron, Andrew Stofan, Rudolph Baka, John Stofan, Lawrence m United States opened on Sunday, Billak, George Smertka, Joseph Feb. 14, with forty stations from Benyak, Michael Tomaskovich, Joseph Massachusetts to California par- Beseda, John Tomaskovich, Paul ticipating. Bellan. John Troychak, Albert Entitled "Here is Tomorrow* Baca, John Troychak, Anthony Cenkner, Michael Troychak, Rudolph, the programs consist of dramatiza- Cenkner, John Tkachik, Paul tions dealing with the problems Cenkner, George Tomcanin, John and opportunities of the post-war Check, George Varga, Stephen world, and indicating the part Cirner, Stephen Zdilla, John co-opera tfves can play in solving Dankovich. John Zdilla, Michael the problems. In the cast ara Will Drabik, Edward Zilka Anthony Geer, Frank Lovejoy, Alan Héwitt, Dziak, John Zilka, Cyril Slyvia Leigh and Ed Cullen, and Dudas, John Zilka, John the Master Singers sextette fur- Ezerski, Frank Zilka, Stephen Zuza, Vincent nishes the musical effects. Fincik, Michael The program will be carried by G>ra, ^Michael US n^amiuru. Qdft/ZC IH/ Grunick, Michael station KDKA, Pittsburgh, start- Labor Federation Opposes fisa, GúAtdrtflÜLtlMS ing at 1:15 P. M. each Sunday. Gira, Andrew Vt/LEO from human £V£f G«ra Stephen 'Equal Rights' for Women •for Ovícr 300 YfAfU. Sites 17S9 Gallik, John Amendment to Constitution it AAS oten uHcexMnetion monúntom 'Best St. Thomas More Gtisper, Andrew ocakSù*£rll7toitS lAsT CSNTU*/. Gnip, Joseph Collection' Belonged Gasper. Stephen Washington, Feb. 16. (» — En- To Late Labor Leader Hotovchin, Joseph actment by Congress of proposed Harcarik, Stephen legislation aiming at a Constitu- London, Feb. t. QD — Labor Harcarik, John tional amendment to provide leader John Burns who has died Hardon, Michael "equal rights" for women, will be here left what Is probably ths Janosik, Andrew opposed by the American Feder- beat collection in the world of Kabala, Joseph ation of Labor, it was announced books and manuscripts of St. Kamenicky, Anthony here by William Green, president. Kerestes, Michael Thomas More. It is stated to In a formal statement, Mr. Green Heresies, Thomas contain about 2,000 books and said: _ W0 rv ms Kohan, George OSMAT mtSH AU*rvA. w . ^ ^. , ,, other articles associated with ths Kohan, Rudolph "Such s Constitutional Amend- rs nor mf MELANO - *t ¡s id£>rt tiigbeits saint. Kozlik, John ment would place in jeopardy all John Burns was not a Catholic, Kotch. Emil laws protecting women in industry. and he discovered Thomas Mors Jews including about 1,100 French Kovalik, Andrew At this time, when women are for himself. When he was a work- and 5,000 Czecho-Slovak Jews. Kuhar, Raymond being recruited for jobs in war Premier of Poland ing youth he was turning over "According to information that Kuhar, Arthur production plants in ever-increas- old books offered for sale on a Kurey, Michael has reached the Polish Govern- ing numbers, the 'equal fights' Says Publicity Can street stand near Lambeth Walk Lancos, John ment 54,720 men and 8,620 women Amendment would be particularly when he came across a copy of Lipnicky. Paul had passed through the register dangerous and harmful. "Utopia." When he read it he Liscik, Michael Stop Persecution as of June 1, 1942/ In addition "The American Federation of made s vow that he would spend L day: 1:00 »'clock Mam. Communi- on for Um eodahty and 7th grato pupils. CHURCH MUSIC DIOCESAN CHURCH MUSIC COMMISSION THE PARISHES ST. ANSELM*S (8wtoavale) — 108 N. DIM ridge St, Pfttabvrgk Rev. A. J. Pauley, secretary to Rev. C. A. Sanderbeek, Secretary Bishop Hugh C. Boyle, will deliv- ion for the Children of Mary. er a course of sermons here on for certain ends in secular music, Central Pittsburgh Mrs. Anna Bayer will be buried Sunday evenings during Lent. FALSE NOTES IN MODERN they do not have * place «1 all in North Side Catholic Cemetery CHURCH MUSIC in the scope and purpose of ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL—Dal- on Saturday following Requiem ST. ANTHONY'S (Mlllvale) — Ry John C. Seiner Church, music. What la out of ly: 7:30 P. M. night prayers. Mass at 10:00 o'clock. Sunday: Communion for the Chriij- In The Caecilia* place cannot be art, for ait in- - A special exhibit of Catholic tion Mothers at the 7:00 o'clock cludes the notion of fitness. reading matter is being displayed ST. MARY'S — The annual col Mass and conference for them (Continued) There is no validity In the argu- in the Central Lending Room of ltction for the Diocesan Mission- after devotions at 7:30 P. M. Tues- Scientifically, these treatises ment that we must keep apace Carnegie Library, Schenley Park, ary Aid Society wHl be taken at day: 7:30 P. M., St. Anthony de- would have to. deal, first with the with the so-called Improvetaents this week, provided through the all the Masses on Sunday. votions. science of harmony in its relation in the "science" of music. efforts of the Pittsburgh Central The parish branch of the with the natural laws of physics Very little in modern music WITH CATHOLIC POETS Holy Name Men Plan % AB-Night Prayer for FLIGHT CANCELLED Ai è m E Pope's Peace Program A mallard wing« across the sky VAI IN• LMi su JEÌ HGM And all the blue is his to see; New York, Feb. 16. O — A BY SEBASTIAN C lfAUllA> He rides the winds and beats them by— resolution calling for an all-night A lone proud bird and free. vigil before the Blessed Sacra- Girt* Basketball League Aliquippa lads are in for a tough ment, begining Holy Thursday Four games remain in the Cath- contest. You should make a point Upon the . puddle-pool below evening and concluding Good Fri- olic Girls' Basketball League com- to see this gams. A trolley wiH His wilding flight, the white ducks drift, day morning, that the desire of petition. The championship play- drop you in front of the school, Fark-4ed and placid, fat and slow , . , off is scheduled to begin about His Holiness Pope Pius XII "for so don't fjet about the transport The mallard's pinions shift Mar. 5, consisting of a series of tation problem. peace among men" may be real- three games between the chsm- Foals Uniform Officiating And down he plummets like a stone. ised, was adopted at the annual pions of Section I snd Section II. So many coaches are thinking Too comrade-hungry for the stuff meeting here of the Archdiocesan All of the games will be played of giving the offending player a on a neutral floor. Trophies will Of sky to hold him from his own — Union of the Holy Name Society rest after committing an infrac- be awarded the champions and Freedom was not enough. of New York. tion of the basketball rules! This runner-up and there will be con- if one innovation that should, be The resolution requested that solation prises. weighed mighty carefully before each parish "branch of the union DOROTHY BROWN THOMPSON. St. Augustine's wtti play at St. being adopted. Why not first try; conduct the vigil for its members. Mary's on Monday, Feb.* 22, at to get uniformity of officiating? Prom "SPIRIT, a Magazine of Pt*-try." Copyright, 1JM2, by The Catholic It also asked that each branch Poetry Society of America, 386 Fourth Avenue, New York City. 7:00 o'clock. St. Mary's wiH play Sometimes an official calls a foul "establish a study group so that at St. Augustine's on Wednesday, on a player before it really hap* its members may be informed of Feb. 24, at 7:30 o'clock. While this pens, just because this same offei* every man will look after his the significance of our Holy Fath- Association of Catholic game is being played St Raphael's al had at one time or other heard own spiritual life, he will be just er's five-point peace plan." Estab- will be playing at St. Veronica'*, or seen this same player commit Trade Unionists to his fellow men." it is said. One lishment of a Military Committee starting at 7:16. These same an infraction of the rules. You answer given to this, thonugh it for the purpose of continued con- teams will close Section H activ- have seen coaches talk to official« was not satisfactory to the whole tact with fellow Holy Name men ities at St. Raphael's Wednesday, about teams and certain players. PITTSBURGH griup, is that so many good in the armed forces and with Mar. 3. You have read of teams traveling I CHAPTER (truly and morally) Catholics are members of their families to pro- to the Mid-west, Pacific, South socially unjust, or at least indif- mote their spiritual welfare, was In the Section I competition, St. •1 Taamehlll St. or East with one official be- ferent and if social awareness is also arranged. A third resolution George's will meet St. Rosalia's Grant 0666 cause of the fact that the teams va u necessary to social justice, they pledged the union to full support on the latter's floor on Friday, had not been given an evea are not contributing. Yet they are and co-operation with the Na- Feb. 19. 8:16 P. M.; St. Rosalia's br^ak in the officiating in that certainly not sinners. However, tional Legion of Decency, the plays at Annunciation on Tuesday, JUSTICE THE ISSUE particular section the last time it must be remembered that the Catholic Theater Movement and 8:15 P. M ; Cathedral is host to On Friday, Jan. 26, a small out. This should be eliminated encyclicas were written to con- the National Organization for De- St. George's Tuesday afternoon at group of people met in a small through a uniform officiating sys- demn injustices which came about cent Literature. 4:00 o'clock. These same teams room downtown. This group rep- because those who headed society will be in Allentown «St. George's) tem. resents the active cell of the or- were not doing their social duty, the next night at 7:30 o'clock. ganization which began most of although often they were quite Annunciation will pay a return ADDITIONS TO Pittsburgh's recent social action, "spiritual" in outlook. Mrs. Agnes Mullen visit to St. Rosalia's on Friday including the ACTU when the lat- Pioneers' Descendant Feb. 26. at 8:16 P. M„ and St. ter was still active. The meeting, Motion Picture Guido "Then," said the young engin- j Mrs. Agnes Mullen George, de- George will play at Annunciation usually held elsewhere, was moved eer (by far the most thorough scendant of two pioneer Catholic in the section's final game on downtown for variety and con- thinker in the Pittsburgh ACTU) families of Cambria County, died Tuesday, Mar. 2, at 8:16 o'clock, CLASS A-I venience. Discussion was begun "there is the unquestionable doc- last Thursday at her home in s North Plays Aliquippa 1'nobjeetionahle by a young engineer, taken up trinal fact that every man is Portage. The wife of Albert Aliquippa High School, a WPIAL Amui»K Mrs. Holiday in turn by* a state' employe, a responsible for his own salvation." George, she was a daughter of member, will make a return visit Continental Empress school teacher, a stenographer, Crime Smashes "But the situation today makes Frank and Mary Skelly Mullens, to the North Side Catholic High Fugitive of the Plains and several workers of varying it necessary for a man to be a and is survived by her husband School, Friday, Feb. 26, for a How's About It? degrees of skill. The question super-saint in order to rise above Johnny Doughboy and three sisters Ellen, Susan and basketball game, and will be out Kid Dynamite posed by the engineer is the most conditions." Rose. to seek revenge from the Troy King of tbe Stallions difficult one faced by participants Lost Canyon "I'd hardly say that, "said the Mrs. George was in the sixth Hill warriors. If the Zerilla-coach- in social action. No Place for a Lady generation of descent from Wil- ed players at North High forget Riders of Northwest Mounted youngest member of the group- Thundering Trails The encyclicals on Labor assert incidentally the one who spoke at liams Skelly, who csme to Penn- about the early winnings and Truck Busters ^ha* the hearts of men must be a recent ACTU meeting on Dime sylvania from County Antrim, play the brand of basketbsll they Two Weeks to Live are capable of performing th* War Dogs changed, and also that men's Store conditions. Ireland, in 1729. Two of his sons, Western Mail souls are endangered by condi- Philip and Hugh, were members Dead Man's Gulch But the former speaker insisted Haunted Ranch tions of life in modern society. that poverty can, on occasion, of the Pennsylvania Bangers and Adviser for War Bond, Reveille with Beverly Which, then, must command our prevent a mon from correspond- with nine other members of the Silver Skates troop were massacred by a band Stranger la Tows attention: the personal spiritual ing with the grace that could save Stamp Sale in Parish Wild Horse Rustlers life (which perfected in every of Indians in Woodcock Valley, Individual, would obviate social him. near Saxton, Pa., on Sunday, July Schools is Appointed CLASS A-n struggle) or the immediate fight The question cannot be settled 16, 1780. The family of Philip, Unobjectionable for Adults; Net by a short discussion, however who was Mrs. George's great- Suitable for CMMrsa for justice through unions, liter- Washington, Feb. 16. (10 — Ap- competent. But the one thing all great - grandfather, moved into Behind Prison Walls ature, co-ope rativee and Catholic pointment of Philip J. Coyle. of agreed upon, and the one thing Cambria County in 1794. Rhythm of the Islands Action? this city, to the education section You Can't Beat the Law which justifies effort and training Air Force The question is not an easy one. in the Catholic Social Movement, Mrs. George's maternal grand- of the War Savings Staff, where Lady Bodyguard Toung Mr. Pitt "The encyclicals say that spiritual and the thing which was the key- mother was Sousan Noel, wife of he will act as consultant and ad- formation is most necessary, yet note of both ACTU Days of Recol- Daniel Skelly and daughter of viser in the sale of war stamps 17LASS B and bonds in the nation's Catholic Objectionable ia ftorft the commentary by Nell-Breuning lection, is this: In order to be Nicholas Noel. It was Nicholas schools, has been announced here My Son. the Hero says that the Pope does not de- spiritually formed; to be truly a ,Noel who, in the summer of 1799 Young and Willing by the Treasury Department. clare it necessary before social follower of Christ; to practice in- transported the household effects Arabian Knights and church vestments of the young Cabin ia Tbe 8ky action," said the first speaker. telligently any stage of asceticism Mr. Coyle, a graduate of Nia- missionary priest, Father Dem- gara University, was formerly an Plight for Freedom Nor does the facile epigram that —a lively concern for mankind is Happy Oo Lucky etrius Gallitzin, from Taneytown, adviser for education with the both must proceed together an- necessary. This concern was com- Keeper of the Flame Md., to the McGuire Settlement Civilian Conservation Corps, and Palm Beach Story swer the question. Every ACTist manded when Christ juxtaposed Rhythm Parade (now Loretto). Mr. Noel set up more recently, he had been spe- worthy of the name and every carrying one's cross and the works Star-Spaagled Rhythm his home nearby, and helped build cial assistant to the executive dir- Three Hearts for Julia Catholic radical throughout the of mercy, and when he pointed of k>gs the first St. Michael's etcor of the National Catholic ages has spent sorry hours pon- out how futile are sacrifices when aKVHUOK dering the problem. Church, Loretto. Community Service here. WOTS.The Aim "Th— e ImmortaHL . Bl Sergeanlergeaatt . one is at odds with one's fellow previously placed la Class A-I, hag The pamphlet by Fathsr Thorn- men. If indeed the poor must be been reviewed aaaia sad Is now clas- Biography of Chopin Choice sified as The objection to the ing. 'A Catectwsm on Social Jus- treated as Christ through charity, Mrs. Delia King picture Is that tbe suicide ef a tice,' makes the assertion that how can we love Christ and offend Mother of Priest Of P*a Partialis Book Club character is »reseated as JustMablo sad heroic, "it Is never permitted to charity is the issue in social jus- them by failing in that justice of ' With her son. Rev. Andrew J. kill oneself intentionally." tice/' went on the young ingineer. which charity is the overflow? King, assistant at St. Mary's New York, Feb. 17. W — "Fred- eric Chopin," by Andre Maurois, "That is wrong. The issue is not Church, 46th St., as celebrant, Oldest Moxaea» Bishop eharity, but justice." Hungarian Editor Object« Solemn Requiem Mass was cele- has been chosen by the Pro Par- ObatrvM Anniversary; "Father Thorning, of course," brated in St. Mary's of the Mount vulis Book Ckab as its current said the impetuous press oper- To Unfair Censorship of Church, on Wednesday morning, selection for the younger children. ator, "represents the quasi-Fascist Catholic Books, Papers Feb. 10, for Mrs. Delia Connolly The book is illustrated in color. Mexico City, Jan. 29. 00 — Solemn religious ceremonies were fringe of the social movement." King, the widow of the late The Pro Pfcrvulis review states that the art work in M. Maurois' held in the Guadalupe Basilica on "I'm afraid so," said the engin- New York, Feb. 17. «3 A strong Patrick King, who died hi her book is the most distinguished the occasiaa of the 4Mb annivers- protest ag^nst "unfair treatment" home, 903 Grand view Ave., on eer. book-illustration of the year. The ary of the episcopal consecration of the CathoMc press and Catholic Feb. 6, following a stroke suf- "In his work on social leaders," biography is written simply and of Most Rev. Francisco Caaapoe literature by censors in Hungary, fered ten days previously. Rev. the operator explained for the brings out the loneliness of Chop- Angeles, Titular Bishop of Dears, which has a large Catholic popula- Herbert J. Cost and Rev. John few newer members, "the Jocistes in's life. The music of the Cath- aad dean ef the Mexieaa Episco- tion, has been made by Dr. Ladia- Sabmash, both of St. Mary's of get one shallow and incompetent olic composer is especially popular pate. Bishop Campos Angeles, for- laus Toth, editor of the Hungarian the Mount, were deacon and sub- chapter, and Franco gets three with young people. The book was merly Ordinary ef Chilapa, Jp 18 Catholic paper, "Nemieti Ujsag," deacon of the Mass. chapters." published by Harper Brothers. years eld. according to advices received by Mrs. King was married to the ". . . and justice, being the the Office of War Information Iste Patrick King in St. Mary's Issue, must be decided on its own here. of Mercy Church, downtown, and merits. That answers those who the family had resided in the OorrngBtod Metal Ftp* say, *if you pay men any more The OWI quoted Dr. Toth as Mount Washington parish for the ITU MM they'll just go out and get drunk.' stating in his newspaper: "We know full weM censorship past 30 years. Mr. King died in After all, the point is that justice 7940. Mrs. King had been a mem- must be attained: the use then is necessary in wartime and won't discuss today how far it ber of the parish Rosary Society made of it* fruits is up to the may go- We will, however, de- for years. individual." mand with the greatest insistence Surviving are five daughters: "Would you say," 'asked the that the Catholic press and liter- Catherine and Frances King, at school teacher, "that in the field ature be at least as favorably home; Mrs. Albert J. Sullivan, of social justice no worker is in- RU86ELL HPS é FOUWDBY 00. J5® treated by censorship as the Bradford; Mrs. John Ferrick, at significant, whatever his spiritual w. a. P« others, and that any regulations home, and Mrs. Frank Riley of Quality?" After some clarifying aiming at social peace and the Bkmmtiekl, and two sons. Father Questions, it was so agreed. preservation of national unity be King and Martin V. King, of Yet the arguments of the "spir- applied equally to everybody." Mt Washington. itual systems" still crop up. "U EIGHT THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC Thursday, February IN EXHIBIT HERE With the fall of Poland College Students To The Point able to escape with the rea i of the Polish forces that into Rumania. Called To Colors (Continued from Page Four) Following the pact hrhrigg* terest in the work he is directing sia and Poland Bishop (Continued trom Page One) so capably. received permission to Alabama. The soldiers who will Russia and the Middle pe registered in Pro-Flight Aero - I'ontottiop Kfticicnry assist Polish refugees and nautics Training will be given Postmaster General Frank C. ganize religious life An ten hours of flying and 60 hours Walker's annual report, beside* Polish armed force«. Arrii ot class room work per week. describing the vigorous steps he the African Gold Coast They will study hi.story. mathe- has taken to rid the mails of ob- across the Belgian Congo matics. physics, geography and scene magazines and books, in Sudan to Cairo; thence English. compliance with the law, shows Egypt and Palestine to A quota of 400 soldiers is ex- that receipts last year were the Stalingrad, Moscow, and pected to enroll in Duquesne Uni- highest in history and operating temporary Russian pHsl versity in March for similar class losses were reduced to the small-1 bychev. work. est figure thus far -- something i "Since the Polish The students at St. Vincent's less than twelve million dollars.! Russia were all Catholics," will occupy the seminary building, This compares with losses ten Gawlina said, "we insia and the seminarians will be trans- times as great back in the "pros- | they be accorded the ripltipj fered to the college building. perous" years of 1927-30. privileges of their religion, Student I'M per Suspended It is gratifying that such pro- among the Polish refugees The "Duquesne Duke." student gress is being made in promoting forward to serve aav el paper issued weekly at Duquesne *he efficiency of the department, Others ministered as well a| University for the past 18 years, but it should not be forgotten that j sible to the heeds ot PoUdt» will suspend publication after the part of the economy is due to the ians in the area of Mtttliai current number, until the end of fact that insufficient wages were I sia east of the Caspian 9« the war emergency, it was an- paid 3ome of the workers. Th'> | at one point to within If nounced today. Practically the en- real picture of the efficiency of | of the Chinese border."* WM tire student staff is due to be call- the post office should include con- Ordinary to 1 ed into the armed services soon sideration of the service rendered From • Russia Bishop and extra-curricular activities are (last year's was not the best in i went to Iran and Irak. more and more being diverted history) and the equity of wages | ber and disposition of some phase of the war effort, paid. Perhaps if these two factors troops, he said, is a milit is explained. were corrected there would be no ret. In October, while in' deficit at all. was appointed by Pope Pitt» Dates for Retreats to be Bishop in Ordlnavjr Polish refugees, many of Given Directors of Bishop Gawlina he said, are in the Middle*' He visited Polish emigres Holy Name Society included In the annual exhibit of the Associated Artist* of ] ever they were to be fot I Pittsburgh, being