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The Anniversary Catholic Charities Appeal has climbed to a total of $437,093.26. This is not the final total. Returns from Special Gift Committeemen' and Parish Committees are still arriving at Headquarters in large 'n umbers and increased amounts.. Chairman Joseph E. Fernandes this mOJ;'ning urged all solicitors, Parish and Special Gifts, to.mak6 retUl:ns to their Headquarters, with great speed.. Headquarters can then arrive at the final total quickly and

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VANCOUVER (NC-Cathol,ie journalists must themselves the tas~ of building an "efficient empire of information and .interpretation" which can be ex~ended to the general community., This was the goal set by John A. O'Connor, editor of the MOD- must be avoided in projecting an 0;-0"; newspaper of the San image: a "narcissistic parochiaIFJrancisco archdiocese, in the 'ism,'" and "press agentry for per. ~ynote speech at the 51st sonalities." lW.nual convention of the CathQHC Press Association here. Speaking to some 300 delet!tates gathered under the theme, ....l 'Qe Image of the Church-As I'..lshioned by the Catholie l~ss," Mr. O'Connor said: "'!l'his communication with ,the «eooral commlinity must carry 'Wuth it an image of the Church that is not a caricature, is not a ' fossil, but a true image of the Mystical Body as the family of Cod toiling and winning our way foward the Parousia." The image must be presented, be ~aid, in terms the community understands-Ua community that may be pluralistic in' historical l"Oots, but is now calloused by aecl.llar conditioning." Establishment of communica€ion with secular culture is the key to the projection of' the Church's proper image, he said. uThe image must not be an Institutional image. Nor a hierarchial image. It must be a human image-heart speaking to beart," he said. Mr. O'Connor said two perils

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accurately. TweJ;lty-one parishes are members of the honor group that have already exceeded the)r 1960 final total. They are: Blessed Sacrament, Faq River; Holy Name, Fall River; Immaculate Conception, Fall River; St. Anthony of the' Desert, Fall River; St. Matthew, Fall River; St. Roch, Fall River;' Santo Christo, Fall Riverj Holy Rosary, New Bedford,; St. Joseph, - New Bedford; St. Lawrence, New Bedford; 81. John, Attleboro; St. Bernard, Assonet; O. L. of Victory, Centerville; St. Mary, Norton; Mt. Carmel, SeekOJ?k; St. Patrick, Somerset; St. Thomas More, Somerset; O. L. of Fa~ima, Swansea; St. Dominic, . Swansea; St. Louis de France, 'Swansea; St. Augustine, Vineyard Haven. Parish standings are: , FALL RIVER st. Mary $8,101.75 Blessed Sacrament 1,721.50 Holy Name 18,607.37 Notre Dame 4,899.00 Our Lady of the .Angels 1,544.00 Holy Rosary 1,743.00 Immaculate Conception 5,737.20 'forn to Page Thirty-two

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.' "Through both these extremes,· he said, "the ,Church is projected Saturday, the Vigil of Pea-, as a self-interested monolith. teeost, is a day. of ,fast and Adoration. -Now a second 56"In the first, the press 'holds up year anniversary is coming up \ tial abstinence. ,Catholics seven 'a looking glass sO that organiza- _ for the petite gray-haired nun. years of age and over may' tional Christians can admire 'S_unday May 28, the parish' of meat only once. In addition. themselves - like ,puffed up St. Joseph in Fairhaven will be those 31 to 59 years of age weightlifter_in the mirror of going "all out" to honor the remUst also fast-one' full meal. provincial publicity., 'Hgious who has ,taught in iw ,a light breakfas& and • ligh& "In the second, the Churcll's school for 50 years. lunch, and no eaiing in beTum to Page -Twelve Turn to Page Nineteen tween meal&.

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the country this 'Sunday in observing Catholic Youth Adora~ tion Sunday. Rev. Walter A. SUllivan, Dioc~ 'eson CYO Director, has explained that observances will be on a parish rather than an area or diocesan level in keeping w~th the CYO ideal that the parish is the heart of the community and the basic unit 0& the Church. C> - Many parishes of the Diocese are f eat uri n g Communion Breakfasts, Holy Hours and oth:er ~piritual projects planned by CYO members themselves. An estimated five milliOil Catholic young people through_ out,the country will take part ia these services marking the fifth annual Youth Adoration Day. , They' will observe the day b7' attendin~ Mass, receiving Holy Commumonand spending time in 'private prayer befoPe the Bless~ ~aci·ament.

The observance is' held eaeIl year on Pentecost Sunday. " Msgr. Joseph' E. Schiedel; director of the Youth Department, National Catholic WeImre' Conference, ,which sponsors the' day, ask,ed that young people" pray :for tl~ree special intentionst +he success of the coming ecu;. menical council and the reunion of all Ch,:"isti~n churches; the dedication 01. youtlf to Christ ill the Holy Euchal'list aRd continUed growth 01. personal sanctity; and the regeneration of personai and public standards of moral 1'lesponsibility. Thousands of prayer canis and posters have been distributed to dioceses throughout the countr,r in connection with the event.

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with a conscience can knowingly profit from the publication and sales of pornographic literature." ~he legislator told the Senate "it is imperative that steps be taken, both private and govel'mental, at aU levels, to stem the growth of this industry." He asserted there "is no nat"'nal resource so precious as the energy of our nation's youth" ~~d that if this energy "is chan~cl.ed into immoral and unpro€urctive activities" it would be tl disservice <to the nation and to

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second and third-class mailing rates on religious, non-profit publications. This was, reported by Father Albert J. Nevins, M.M., presi. dent of the Catholic Press Association. He was among eight representatives of religious pub~ lications who met privately with Mr. Day. Father Nevins termed the hour-long session a "very disap~ pointing" meeting. The priest is editor of Maryknoll magazine. Fear Heavy Burden Mr. Day has asked Congress to raise postal rates in all categories. His request would raise by -, one-fourth of a, cent the minimum per piece rate for re.ligious publicationl sent by second-cla!/s mail. The present minimum is one-eighth of a cent. The present additional rate of on~ and one-half cents per pound would remain. In addition, MI'. Day's request would raise the minimum per piece l'ate of third-class mail sent by non-profit groups. It would go from one and onequarter of a' cent to one and three-quarters. Spokesmen for religious pub-I1.cations told a House committee recently tnat the proposed TUI'D to pag.e Twelve

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Friend, Brewery Workera Answering Servic.e. Local No.' 197, N. B. Catholic Fall River , $10 Guild for Blind, Philip J. Kane . $1,250 Langfieid Battery & Elec. Co:, Inc., State Road Cement' Block Fall River National.Bank. Corrigan Apothecary,. LeClair Co. Fall' River Trust Co. Construction Co.,. JanPietras~~k C. E. 'Beckman Co., Perfection $1,000 Inc" Economy Dental Laq. ' , Oil Co., Holmes Coal Co. Globe Manufacturing Co. Main Drug Inc., Eagle Finance $20 $525 , Gollis--Men's Apparel, Emol'1 Co., ,Ernest' L. Peirce, Mr Mari--' I J & J Corrugated Box Corp. . ano Pimental, Somerset Nursery. Wallace, Lincoln Stores, Andel"" , $300 Munroe Electric Supply',& son & Olson, Enos Home OxY'Union Savings Bank. . Hardware, Swan Cleansers, Val. gen. F. R.:Five Cents Savings Bank, court Hardware Co., Crawford . NEW BEDFORD PARLEY: ,73 agencies of the Chil$15 $250 Electrical Co" A~ty. Milton Epdren~s' Group Homes Association of Massachusetts met Wefer'& Pcark:r, M&&c K ClotWebb Oil Company.' I • stein. , ., ' S 'M ' H N fee House, ormsh o. nc., " $200 Alton E. Nichols, American Tuesday at Kennedy Center and ~. ary s, orne, ew Whitney J. Bent Inc. Guilherme A Friend, A Friend, Knights Papel: & Supply Co., Anodizing B~9f6rd. Shown with host Rev. John F. Hogan, Director' "M. Luiz Co. ' , of Columbus 'Council #86. Dr. Harold· F. Goulston, Po-. Co; of New EQgland, Gold,Seal Of the H~me, a:r:~, left-to ·right;'Sr. Mary of St. Alft:eda, ~ A Friend. ~ank Co., Arthur A. Plante... R.C.S.,- of the House of the Good Shepherd, Boston; Dwight thier Monument Co, St. Germaill $125 Wagner Hat Co. Inc., Frank M 'C' 11 f"'N"azare th Ch'ld Care Cen t er, B'os t on; F a th er Bros., 'i'ootell Monument Co. N 'Wheelock & Sons Atty. Mil-. . onne. 0 1 $10 Mr &: Mrs Michael·J. McMahon.' t~n A.·Westgate, Dr~. Benjamin '. Hogan: John McManus, Supervisor of the Division of Child Vogue Manufacturing Co. Oll.., $110 Kaufman, Nash Lighting Fixture, ". Guardianship, in New,Bedfprd. vel' Sportswear Co., Calvill Clover Club of Fall River. Co. " , . . ,, '" . Clothing Co., Adams & ,Adams. '$100 Paul E: McCabe, Suspiro Bros.' Woheel,Aligning'Ser'vice, A & L Club, Edmund Fitzgerald, Ad-A- Judson Cleaners. ,Norbut Manufacturing Co., Filling Sbltion, BillF~tado',s Polishing Co.,' Lin,coh\,Horse Day Co. . Lider & Lider, Roy Paper eo. Inc.,; In Memory·of Arthur J. Garage, Andrews Super Market,' Transportation, Eug~ne Gucwa. Moonbeam of Oakland, Sally New Bedford Tire Co., Pent Shea: Reise's Dairy, Inc.; D. D.- Gale Ford Inc. " " Ann's Beauty ShOp, School St. the Florist, Denmike Corp., W. Sullivan & Sons Funeral Home. - J. E. Amiot- '& ~ons, Davis Taunt~n Package Store, Dr. William 11. T. Grant Co., Wamsutta Finance Henry J. Duffy.Pharmacy, J.p; , . Motors; Mr & M~~, John B.: , S w i f t , Tom. Thumb Card ShOt>. Co. Neill Supply Co., Mr & Mrs F.'Waferman, Mr & Mrs J. T. Cot$500 Pepsi Cola,. Taunton Jewelry, Sealtest Ice Cream Co., Correia E. Sullivan, ,Mooney & Co., 'Inc.;:trell, Bartenders'.Union :Local 99'. . Reed & Barton., Silva Funeral Home, Nu-Bright & Sons, Daily News Publishing R. B. Negus Lumber Co; Faris 'Furniture Co., Lorenzo,. $100 , Chemical, Mass. Cs;tholic Order, Co., Almy & Co., Paul'Smith Ins. Thos. Walsh Moving Co., C.. P.' :E. 'Savard,A.. P. Construction James E:Miles Ins. Co., Rennie of Foresters.. Agency." Harrirtgton Funeral Home Ark- Corp'., Pacheco Brothers, :·Dr ,Mfg. Co. Daughters of Isabella, ComOtis & Co., E~ectrical Worken .wright,Corp. Finishing Co:, Ark-', 'l!:yerett'Radovsky, $'75 ,,' munity Paint Co. , . No. 224, Rex Monumental Work&, wright 'Warehouse Corp., Davis Dr Kehi;leth Shand, Gustave A; Joseph McCormick. Leddy's Variety Store,' United Atty. R. McKnight MitchelJ" Mills Corp. Hall, William Eaton, Dodsworth~ . $50 ' Electric Radio & Machine Work- Dartmouth Linguica. $75 ' .Inc., Fall Rivei' Lumber Co. Memorial Edward & Isabell ers of America, Weir P~armacy. Sam's Meat Market, D. L. Mathieu Oil Co., Pacific Oil G. M. Haffards & Co;, Atty. Murby;:', Roberston: Factories:, " H a t h a w a y & Sons, Bishop & Co., Dr& Mrs Robert S. Hackett, ,Israel Brayton, Atty. Philip S.. Bristol County, Trust Co., AI:'mor Bedford Hackett .. Architects, Sadoww Mr' & Mrs Harold S. R. BUffin- 'Brayton, ACme ·Refrigeration Co. Bronze & Silver Co. ~nc. ' $500 .Tripp & Taber-Investments. ' ton, Patrick L. McGowan. ' $35 Star 'Store, A Friend. ·Turn to Page Eight Midland Print Works. ' , Attlebo.ro Orsi Brothers., ,$i50 $70 $200 ' $30 New Bedford Five Cents SavMass Ordo D & D Sales & service. John J. :piamond Funeral League of Sacred Heart, Henry ings Ban~! J.F. St. Aubin Co Inc.' .. FRIDAY-8t. Peter Celesttine, $60 .Home. ' Crapo. $100 Pope and Confessor. III Clasil. · ~ : . LOdcge No. 118 Elks, $100' $25., Charles F. Wing Co., Dawson White. Mass Proper; Glonae II ,,' . ~esge ~50 St. Mary's Conference-St. Yin-' Taunton Beverage Co" Cape-' Brewery Inc.,' Mr G.' Vigeant,' Second Collect St. PUdentiana, , '!' cent de Paul--- So~iety, Beau- way' fackage Store, ,Societe Des Universal Roofing & Sheet'Metat' Virgin; ~ Creed; Preface of Fall River Sheet Metal Works, chaine's Inc., _. Enfants De Marie, Sol K. Berk 'Co.,. Reynolds DeWalt' Printing Ascension. Holy Rosary Women's Guild, C W'll' J H 1 J ' . : SATURDAY-Vigil of PenteeoeL Fall. Riv,er Emblem Club" Gen,$00 0., l' lam . ur ey r. Co. Inc. . I Class. Red. Mass Propel!; ,eral Scrap 'Iron Inc. Smith. TexA. R. Braise Co. Leahy's, Liquor Store, BPOE New Bedford-Acushnet CoGloria; no Creed; Prefac~' tile Co. " $50 No. 150, . William C.! Tripp ,Co., operative 'Bank, Harriet Trans' 1d A. .B rals, . Communicantes and HaRe Atty. R ona United Cotton ProductilCo., The Cotillion Rooin.' po rt C0., AIm'd . el a Bus Li nes A.Friend,· Gellick Leather C.0., InA Dartmouth Finl'shl'ng Co igitur of Pentecost. Daughters of Isabella N,0.' 74, Rome.' .' ' . ...., . , SUNDAY.,-Pentecost Sunooy. I Kaplan Furniture Co., Mrs KathBern~rd ~yrnes Real Estate. ,Williams Lumber Co;, Mulhern's Nash Realty ,Corp. Class: Red. Mass Proper; GIOl\o 4235 Phar,macy, Clifford C,'leaners.. Normandy Prm't Works Dart erine Crosson, Letendre & Boule '!' . , ia; Sequence; Creed; Prefaeec Wholesale Grocers. Mr & Mrs Joseph Levis. . Bristol County, Savings Bank. mouth Textile Co.. N. B. ReconPoole Silver Co., Boyden. Plas-' strue t'Ion C 0., Mr H' Communicantes and Hane LeComte's D a i I' y' , Somerset ' yman Kr'v 1 0 If• $25 tics, St. Paul's Catnolic 'Women's $75 igitur of Pentecost (also eada Funeral Home. . ,Bob~s TV, Frank Miller & Guild, Carpenters Union :Local day durin,g the Octave.) Holy Name Women's Guild, Son, Lavery-Irvine, Jolly Cholly, Tomlinson & O'Neil, Fairhaven William Archard & Sons, Radov- Poly Kote Inc. .'/. 1035. Institution for ·Savings. . ' . MONDAY-Pentecost Monda~ I Class. Red.. Mass Propes; sky & O'Donoghue, Cook Borden Mr & Mrs Ernest Glode,.Hotel Edward coo$peZOrstein, Babbitt .' $50 Glori,a; Sequence; Creed; Pre&; Company, Chace Mills Curtain Hixon, Mr & Mrs' Joseph Mars, U . S. Ring Binder Corp., N. B. face, etc., of Pentecost. 'ten. & Simmons, D.E. Murphy & Co. Public Market, A Friend, MarCo., Louis A. Drape, 'Inc.; A; H. L. L. Witherell & Sons. I geson .Plumbing Co. Cape Cod TUESDAY-Pentecost Tu~ Leeming & Sons, Inc. ' $20 $15' I Class. Red. Mass Props; $40 Atty. John PolHs, Mr ,& M.. Sportswear Inc. Gloria; Sequence; Creed; PMArthur'R. Driscoll. .Reginald Curran. Alfred Dukelow, Gus' Grille. Mr &, Mrs William Belanger,. :bee, etc., of Pentecost.. .'. $35 $15 $10 Morris H:' Tripp CO'. Inc., Con-, WEDNESDAY-Ember Wee:me.. . . .' Al's Radio' &. Televi'SI'on, Mayfair Cafe, Taunton Rivet R ichard 1\(. Thompson, Smith Works, Taunton Engineering, Dr. day After Pentecost. I Claa Frenchie's. Service Station, M~ftLumber Co Advance Frock . ., ....- William Bennett,. Gorham Press. Red· Mass . Pr.oper; Glori. C0J;p., Chorlton'Foundry. 'arch Machine Works. .' Farrell Ins. Agency, Louis P. FORTY. HOURS Sequence; Creed; Preface, ete. of Pentecost. $25 Ton~reault l~.~o Sales, Whl'''Conrcy, Mari~ Courcy, Armand'. ' C onnors Travel&'lns. Agency, DEVOTiON ""' Garage,' DeSouza Bros. Market. THURSDA'y - Thursday, withiB Bernard A. G. Taradash, Flynn's Birch Motel. Taunton Cash: Market, Grimthe Octave of Pentecost. I May 21-8t.. Casimir" New Package Store Inc., Sullivan' $10 ville Clapp, St. Germain & Sons, Class. Red. Mass Proper; Bedford. SI'gnS, W' W"'--lock & . Drs Lauro, Doran & Johnson Family Shoppe, Parker House. Gloria; Sequence: Creed; PreJm. N .'n::<: Villa Fatima, Taunt{)n. Sons Inc. . Mfg. Co., McKeon Dance Studio, , Royce Aluminum C,orp., C. A. BC7, etc., of Pentecost. May 28-St. Matthew, Fall P !'of esslOnaarmacy, . l' Ph J 0 bn Morel Construction'Co. . H a c k &. Son, E. Taun,.ton Social. River. . Flanagan Inc., F. R. Permanent ,Alcime Tremblay, Camille st. Kilian, New Bedford. Firemen's Assoc., Broadway' Laramee, Red Rock Hill Motor June 4--St. Teresa's Convent, Electric -Sales & Service, Al's 'Court, Boston Coat & Dress Mig. ,Fall River. Tire S h o p . . ' . Co. . THE ANCHOR lists! the death St. Joseph,. Taunton. Allen's Cut J;tate, Tioga SportsMiller's Dept. Store, The Com- .. anniversary ,dates Of priesis Holy Name, Fall River. wear Co., David Lash, Green's mercial Press, Atty, Paul· F. who served' the Fall River Sales Rentals Corpus, Christi, ~SandStorage Warehouse, -' D r a, per' Armstrong" Mr &' Mrs Michael Diocese sinc~ its' for~ation in wioh. .. We'st Sears & Company." , O'Rourke, Rose Diamond. . 1904 with the intention that Dr. Maurice MorganS,tein, . "Watchbands. Inc., Academy ROUTE 28 . June H-8S. Peter & Paul,' the faithful w\ll give them a .Tames P. Hart,' M. Joseph Box & Case' Co., Public Finance . Fall River. Harwich 4-14 prayerful' remembranee. iMadowsky, Bristol Knitting.' Co. ,:> LaSalette Shrine, At. ,MAY 19 Harwich 3-67 .. Mills Iilc. '.' , . Bead Co., Walter H. Murphy, I' ' . tleboro.c . ; Rev. Ambrose Lamarre, OJ'., .Morris Levine. Daughters of Mr & Mrs John laconnis, Thi- 1940; Dominican' Priory', I Fall ' St. Mary, Mansfiela.' Isabella~Somerset; Fali' River' baillt'Mobiie" Homes & Service River. Sacred' Heart, Nortlh '. i ' .. , Ov'ei,' 33 'Years Experience Glass Co., Joseph Borge & So.ns, Station, Gaudette Leather Goods. ,. 1Attleboro. ,~. Thomas'!1'rainor, 1941, 'MrS'Joseph sheaIs; dlbmiy's 1941" St.Louis, 'Fall River: Mass. CathOlic Order of Forest.' ers-O. L."of' Victory Oo\irt,'. ' , " ,...... , , ' ; . , MAY ,20 , , . . 'GAS Leonard Walsh.' ' S c h e d u l e of , , Rev. Antonio . L. de· Silvia, "REAL :ESTATE.-' aonlED, AND ·8ULKGM " 1952,PastOr, 'Our Lady of .Health. "GAS APPLlAN~ES' Taber Co., Feldman ", Fall~iver., " " . . . .' Brothers, Lion Autom,otive Store May 21-11:00 A.M. Cathedral, 4 S~w. R~ms ~ you . ' .... MAY 23 ,. , Inc., Hilton's Bakery: " Fall River. . " Falmouth ,HYC:U.!Ris .. " . , Rev. William' F. I Donahue, . Insurance L' Main' St. 696 E. Main SL 3:00 P.M.. ' St. Vineent's Home, 1944, Pastor, sf. Francis Xavier, () THE ANCHoR KI 8-1560' SP 5-0686 Fall River:' Hyannis; , ,AS,eney ,o;.lea.... - Provil..eto_ Second Class Postage Paid at Fall River. ,. 4:00 P.M. Our Lady of, the MAY 24 ' lIlass. Published evel}' Thursday nt 410 ,ao- 6 115 Commercial SL Apgels, Fall River. 43 PURCHASE ST. Rev. James. F; Clark, 1907, Highland Avenue, Fall River; MaIlS.. b7 ,585 ' cro 7:30 P:M. Blessed Sacmment, Founder. St. ,James, New Bed:-. the Catholic Press of the Diocese of tkJ"",lc:I1 - 'i<;W Fall River. Snbseripiton price by mail, Fall River. ford. . postpaid $4•.00 per year.

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PIETERMARITZBURG (NC) - "In the wake of a conference here which called for a complete reversal of South Africa's race segregation poliCies, the Archbishop of Durban has asked the nation's religious leaders to join in an aBout drive on racism. -The right to vote must be Archbishop Denis E. Hurley, granted on an equal basis withO.M.r., said he seeks the out regard to race. -Racial integration in educaformation of a council com-

tion is the ideal. posed of well-known Protestant, The report presented by ArchCatholic, Jewish and Moslem I'epresentatives. His appeal, pub": ' bishop Hurley stated: lished in the Johannesburg SunGenuine 6000 Will day Times, WBfi an elaboration '''lie Nllltal Conve~tion, meetof one he made a few days earling. at a moment of grave and ier at a multiracial meeting at urgent crisis, has nevertheless Natal Unlversi'tv. proved a most happy experience for those participating in it ..• FirS¢ M~ve '.J.'Ihat meeting, known as the The cooperative attitude of its Natal Convention, was con- members of all mces has shown ceived as the first move towards significantly the tmth that genan All-South Mrica National uine good will is met by good Convention. The three-day ses- will. "Nevertheless, it was obvious sion was convened by Dr. Edgar Brookes, head of. the to all delegates that there is a department of history and polit- desperate need for change and ical science at Natal University. adjustment to change if South Archbishop Hurley played a Africa is to avert racial and leading role in the conference. economic disaster. Acceptance Be delivered the concluding of these facts is essential if real address and presented the final racial cooperation and a truly report to the 600 delegates who prosperous and stable society are to be achieved. packed the hall of the univers'''The convention, therefore, ity. rejects apartheid (segregation) The repol't called for an about- as a policy and strongly advotace in the racial poLicies which cates a policy of true' national are a major facet of South Afunity, to be worked out by conrica's Nationalist governemnt. sultation between all South Among the points the repor.t AfricanS. irrespective of. race. JDade are these: . "The work" of consultation -Race separation as a policy begun at these meetings in must be rejected and replaced friendship must be maintained through the stirring and decis\')y a policy ai "true national ive years ahead.'" rntity."

Five Brothers to Meet as Priests For First Time on Memofl'ial Day NORFOLK (NC)-Five brothers will be reunited as priests for the first time here on May 30. The occasion will be the silver jubilee in the priesthood of Fr. Vincent Loeffler, C.M. He will offer a Solemn Mass of thanksgiving in the Sisters' Chapel at De Paul Hospital here. His priest-brothers are: Fr. Richard A. Loeffler, C.M., ordained in 1932, chaplain at Carney Hospital, Dorchester, Mass.; James D. Loeffler, S.J., ordained in 1935, Augusta, Ga.; Paul J. Loeffler, C.M., ordained in 1939, Greensboro, N.C., and CharlesM. Loeffler, S.J., ordained in 1940, of Bagdad College, Iraq. Daughter Is Nun Mrs. Oathel'line· LoeMler, of

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\ FORT SMITH (NC) ~ A " Jrtent. He rememberep one time Knights -of ·Columbus offic.. when;\h~, was deni~: admission . '. .• to an elevat()r because he waslal l~. conductmg ~ one-man >'n't, wearing a/ coat, .:'." campaign to induce .~en to .. ;'A,-n,ot.her time I w:,ts,re£~~~d dress properly for Mass.· admission' to a bar: because' I By: MostlRcv. Robert J. Dwyer, ·D.D•.< Leo J. Krebs, Sta~e Master bt 'wasn't wearing a tie,'i' "he' saUl. Bishop of Reno ~he Arkansas Fdurth Degree K. "And there 'Was a timew.hen a " It is just as well that my CouSin Philomene has been of C, said men Should dress for friend and I were in New 'Xork dead these many years. She was a wonderful' woman, • Mass at least as for'mally as and, -were refused adm~ssion to they would for a, dinner engage- a' dining room until waiter quiet and deeply ,pious, but she had 'the vein of irdn and ,there were times when she was warlike. How well I recall' her onslaught on the Fuller Lvena Pax Te Cum Fi. Brush man a somewhat rabSomeone, more imaginative bity character, who thought than exact, concluded that tne to sell her, along with his reading should be: Pax Tecum' wares, a tract attacking the Filumena (Peace be to thee, Virginity of the Mother of God. - Philomena), and that a martyr's :remains had been discovered. . She was ter, There was an ampulla with rible in that the bones, and the symbols .of. hour and for anchor, palm, arrow, and ivy all I know the were discernible. The ampulla poor man may was supposed to have held the be running yet, martyp's blood, and the symbols ,though rather were appropriate for martyr-winded. SO' for "'dam. . the Sake of the Fame Spreads Sacred CongreNot too much was made of - gation of ,Rites, the finding at the .time, and ill which recently was only three years lat~r, in declared offic1805, .that the relics were given: Ially that· there to a devout priest, Canon Fran'is no' St. Philomena, it is best cesco de Lucia, for his church in that she Is in heaven where she Mugnano, in the Diocese of Nola:. may take the news more calm- where they arrived on Aug. 10 of ly. Still, one wonders; that year; the date' thereafter Between St. Philomena and' celebrated as the supposed! my Cousin Philomen2' there was Saint's feast. en admirable understanding. My But soon enough miracles be;., eousin would, do her best, but gan to multiply, many of the~ from that point on it was; up to of undoubted autli1enticity~ and! the Saint, who never failed ber. the fame of St. Philomena beThere were frequent consulta- gan to spread throughout the' tions" for. it is doubtful whether Catholic world. The relics· were' . any decision was arrived at in those of a girl, and pious im-' that household without being agination, . supplying . for the thoroughly rehearsed with. St. missing biography, wove 8 Philomeria. Her statue presided' whole texture for her life and over the kitchen, -which was' its passion. n'erve'-center, and was nev~r Needless to .say;' 'her gr~esfi without its offering of flowers. _client was the simple pastor of Somewhere in her reading my the village of Ars, St.John Vieousin had picked up the phrase" ahney, whoSe devotion to her "'The wonaer worker of the 19th as his patron was ~OJr).pletely in''. "... ' " . eentuiy'.', and' though: the 19th fectious. . century bad departed into fiist;" V@Mfre~U9w , . JIl[istorians 1lJnsa.iisfietll ory long before 'I Itnew her, it ,But alL along. the;hi~torieal w'as repeated With emphasis and purists· were. Jar from., satisfi.~dL -. unc'tion "whenever the Saint was' They pointed out that burials in m'enHoh~·. ' , .'" , the ca,taoombs, especially 'in, the, 'All: .,. Mistake' , '4th' centul'y', wel'eoften haphaz-· Fr~l:l.fl'om,my· bociksat ,the' ard, and' that' the. 'inscriptions' .. / .' . : . 8e!J1inarY . one Sum,mer,... and' were' ,often nothing, more than' brash\.;ls .o.nl,.~ ajiriit.Y~ar the9';" . fragments from' other;,tombs;, pailogian'canhe, I.tooi'l it.uponmY.., gan' as' well.' as; Christian: .. '" . s.~If,.>to 'e~Hghten .my.'·co llsiri: on, .·,'The·"ampul:la. qi:l~te" definitely tlie Facts,of HistoI1i. "But Cous- was not a receptade' for martyr.'s' phllqmene, there'is no st. ·blood,~ .. and;. the .s~bols.·were Philoroena."· I should have common to the interment.o,f alII ltl:u)wIi :b¢tter,' , should' have Christians,- The, re-arrangement guagedthe distention: of, of the wor.ding: was, entirely arnbstrils, the glint 01; fi're hi'the bitrary and unjustified:. . . :', eyes~" ' . ' .'" . So all that could.- be- k;nownl But no, with the sublime oon-', as certain, they 'said, was that fidence - of a little-·learning· I. the' tomb',of, a Christian ,young launched forth' into my disquis-' woman, not necessarily' a mar-' liion. St. ·Philom'en.a was .'all a: tyr, had. been unearthed,. 'Ehe miStake, a weil-intentioned mis- name, was unknown. . take, no doubt, but still intolerWhat of' the miracles of Mug;" able in this age of'scientific' pro- nano? They prove. nothing in the ~ity. .. way of historical certitude. God , I had the facts all'right, there is perfectly free; HE!' hears the Is no gainsaying that. Primly' I prayers of .faith . no matter told her it was only on the 25th through what' intermediary they ofiMay, 1802, while F:ius vn was'· are addressed' to him, and. if He Pope and the shadow of Napo-' chooses to'perform His wonders' leon,. was grow.ing longer,· every· through ,an' historical- error on day over the Eternal 'City, that, our par~, w-e:have' no r'eason' to sOnie, worKmen diggi'hg' in the'· coniplahl.·' '" , ancient catacomb of Priscilla in The Cure ot~r.s was;mistakenl tile Via Salaria; had, unearthed, .about: his little Saint; he is nOt' ·1 a tomb ~ith the. 'inscription: the' less' a' Saiht himself because' . .......,,,.. ,.",. of'that; , . ' . .' ... ( . ~." ,. ,I, '.: .... . SO' I preened' my; sCientific feathers,' and: having said :-dty" , . . . say,' was' visited' .by, the thunders- of Olympus', Bossuet' .', $Uf~II:'RIG§iT denouncing: the sins; of 'Versaines was not. 'more' eloquent, though, at least h~ kept 'to one language, rso~~; , ' where my counsi'n magnificent, t ly mangled French. and English LB' in epic conglomerate. . . '" 'But all' the sam'e' I had hurt : )~ONElE$S"BEEFdVEN ROAST her; and"whim the echoes of her tirade died away there' were teal'S in' her' eyes>" ' r have' th'ought'since' that if .....: ",' ';. .; ,there were no' original st;, Phil~ JUST HEAT AND SERVE: . omena, there ought to be whole multitudes' now in heaven bear':: ing her name:'Certainly, in ever get' tliere, I" shalfnof argue the point witlitny; C;:ousinPhilo','-' . I FRIESH: ...:.: THE PICK OF THE CATCH' " . HONORS: nag .Hammar- inene: skjold; ~;e'cretary Generarof the Bnited N:itibnj!, will, be Bishop Sfun-g:Assembly of Fan the principal-speaker, at the: River, Fourth Begree Knights of University of Not~e Dame's Columbus, will hold a dinner dance: Saturday nig"t~ ni'gbt, May H6th commencement, June' 27! at' Stevenson's:' Restaurant. 4~ and will be awarded a: honOfficers will be elected Wedneg;" orary, doetorate; NG: PhotoL day; June' 19~

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To Students , NEW YORK (NC)-Five ltundred students from aU, ever the world heard' a bishop appeal for "no frontiers" at the annual Interna'tional stuBent Day Mass for World Peace in. St. Patrick's Cathedral here. The Mass, sponsored by the Grail International Student Ceniller, brought representatives from 95 countries who a["e studying lin New York colleges and universities. American students Ifrom Catholic colleges in the area and members of local Newman elubs also attended the service.' In his sermon, Auxiliary Bish/M) Edward E.Swanstrom of New York, executive director of Cath-, olic Relief Services-National eatholic Welfare Conference, stressed the' solidarity of the human race in Christ. He employed PresicWnt Kenlftooy's theme of "New Frontiers" 00 enunciate a "more,radical and electrifying" Christian theme of llilil'o Frontiers." "When Christ' made aU members of the human family His brothers and coheirs in the Kingdom of God,'! Bishop Swanstrom said" "He broke down CWery barrier and frontier that ~arated man frOM man." In the struggle for world !peace, he told the students, "you have the greatest weapon ever ~rged to assure you ,of eventual victory' .. , I refer, of course, to the Cross, the weapon of jus~<:e for the world's salvation. ' "For us the ultimate weapon _ justice is, and always will be, ~ Cross-a weapon of limitless love. B~ remaining stead6lst to the Cross and the lesson • teaches, we wilt hasten the . 6ay when the peoples of the Garth can dissolve artificial bat". r s and frontiers and see tbemie.lves as tIM famii y of

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ciated with Saint Anne's Church, either as a curate at the parish or as moderator of pilgrimag.es and devotions 00 Saint Anne at the Shrine. Father Marchildon arrived at St. LISBON (NC) The Anne's in October 1905. ExBishops of Portugal have cept fQl' a few years (1913warned that communist ath17), he has spent the whol~ eism is perverting the world of his priestly life, in Fall and have ul'ged the nation to ponder the Blessed Virgin's River. In 1923, he was excused warnings at Fatima. from parish duties and permit"Meditation on the message ted to devote all his time to the of Fatima and it'S fulfilment are . pilgrims 'of Saint Anne. In 1928, 'particularly opportune at this he became officially Director of time when our country calls all the Shrine when the latter was' its people to unite themselves," given a new status, independthe bishops said in a JOInt pasent of the padsh, Under his dyntoralletter. The plea for 'national amic direction, Tuesday novena unity came as Portugal was devotions in honor Of Saint Anne - struggling with Afriean nationwere started in August 1928. alists in its territory of Angola. This was an addition to the regular Sunday afternoon devotions Destruction that go back 00 1895, when St. In her apearance to children Anne's Church was built on its at Fatima in 1917, the Blessed present site. Virgin emphasized the horrors Participates of sin and damnation. She pleaded for prayer, repentance and Despite an unfortunate autoreparation, and warned of wide.Jl mobile accident in which Father spread destruction on earth unMarchildon was seriously" .inless her pleas were heeded. jured in the summer of 1955, h~ The Bishops alluded to the recovered sufficiently to be able message as "a message of salto this day to participate in all vation for a world that is rac- 0 the activities of, the Shrine and ing to its doom-e'ternal doom." 00 offer 00 hi~ belove(! pilgrims They said the call for a worldthe comfort of that spiritual wide reign of truth, holiness and ministry he has dispensed in his peace "is especially for Portuown inimitable wlY aU along gal, 'where Our Lady chose to the years. manifest her Immaculate Heart On his birthday, next Sunday, to the world, as a hope and a Father Marchildon will officiaterefuge," at the 2 and 3 o'clock devotions Predict~on: at the Shrine ,as usual. Doubt-. The Bishops recalled the preless many of his good friends diction of Fatima that the Pope will he there to-congratulate him would have much to suffer and on this happy occasion'. VERY REV. VINCENT'MARCHILDON, O.P. that several nations would disappear. They said this has come 00 pass. "Communist atheism is per. verting the world with its errors," the Bishops said. But theY' , The historic Social encyclicals of Pope Leo XIII and Pius XI have exerted considerable decared that, .the mesage of F'atima ,tells the world how to influence on the progress and direction of the American labor movement. Because Cath. reform' and find peace. olics make up ;' large part ·of the wage-earn,ng populat~n, the way was prepared for the "This message is a pledge of penetration and diffusion of Catholic' s<>cial teachings intO laoor. But the greatest op- hope for the world. Our LadY' ·promised the final triumph ol pOrtuftity f for d e'd' the Man y ,American CatholiCs !»f, secur.ing an adequate sh,are of her Immaeu}ate Heart ..." . .' ... ,Coyle High School inusic' deChurch to influeilce workers ' backed intervention of the state the national wealUi for workers pariment, Taunton,. will presen~ the weakness' Of" in indusrty, aStaJ;ld ac:lopted ia, "and their families." , D of I Initiation ~ annual Spring band and glee the' early Amerieilft' labor their arixiety tQ chec~ "£oolirlbNot all Catholics agreed that '~embers of St. Patrick's Cir.- . tIub concert at, 2:30 Sunday movement.. and costly" strikes. , union membership wouidhave cle, 'Somerset ,Daughters of Isa~rnoon, May alandat 8 M0l.l'When Pope Leo Xmissued" ,State~nterve~OIl . to pe increased sUbstantialiy to bella, 'will receive corporate ..,. and Tuesday nights, May 21 «Rerum Novarum," on' May: IS; State intervention was sought secure, greater .I.>li~tne~ship· ia' Communion· at 8 o'clock Ma. ~ 23. All pel'formances wilt 1691, the prOgrams'of labor 'un", not merely £Or factory legislation ill.dtlstr,Y. . ' , this· Sunday morning at St. . . in the school auditorium. Father (later Bishop) 'Francis Thomas More Church. They will , ,Numbers from musicals and ionists-only a few hundred' and protective labor 'laws, 'but tand pieces will be inCluded ia ' thousand~were either 'misun_ also for the settlement of major J. Muench' led a small group meet at 3 Sunday afternoon at derstood or disapproved by the itidllstrial d'il>putesby judicial which argl,led that labor's)trug- , the Old Town Hall for initiation. ~ concert band's presentations, gle to wrest concessions from ceremonies, for new members. While the glee club Will offer Ift"eat 'mass ' of' <,middle-class' ,or quasijudicial processes. 'Pope Leo's 'encyclical gaw 'capitalism had embittered rela- Rev. Stephen Downey will be taJ-mns, semi-cLassical songs and Americans. Laeking Power support' to such' a position. He tions between the t~o to a de- speaker. telections from "CarouseL" The As late as the app~arance of specifically recommended forgree not conducive 00 mutual, ~ units win combine ift the 98Condbalf of the concert flo Pope Pius Xl's commemorative mation, presumably under pub- sharing of 'pro(its, ownership and encyclical, "Quadragesimo An- lie authority; of administrative management. , , , Q(fer popular selectiollB. A found'ation for a cooper,atiw Brother Joseph Roos, C.S.C. no," 40 year-s later, American agencies' as one method of ,gainwill direct the O&nd and Brother trade unionists, although several. ing by peaceful 'means adequate industria~ order, he believed, had, made been laid by the "few ideally Albertus 'Smith, C.S.C i8 glee' times more numerous and better wages for workers. 'J;'hus, during' the depressiOft constructed employee represen:' ,CANDIES otub leader. St~ management appreciated, stilliaeked effective of ~1893-1897, Catholic publicists t~tive plans," company union .. in charg.e of Brother Alben power., CHOCOLATES American workers applauded· urged reformers to include legal- plans which gave employees a eiri, C.S.C. and ,Joseph Mc_ the explanation in these doculy enforced arbitration in their' measure of control and owner::' 150 Varieties Manus, Taunton, win be master of ceremonies for the program. mEints that formation of labor plans 00 allay industrial strife. ship not ordinarily obtainable ROUTE 6 near unioils' is a, natural right, not 'However, compulsory arbitra- . through collective bargaining.. mere_expediency, and the urging, ion failed in the face of opposi'Unioni~ation ' Fairhaven Auto Theotre th~t laws too better/the condition tion both from the National AsBut, the tide after the midFAIRHAVEN, MASS. of the poor must not be consociaio'n of Manufactbrers and 1930s turned 'from company demned as class legislation, but the Ameri~an' Federation of unions to rapid unionization of· accepted as steps to further ttle' Labor. mass-production workers and the .oommon good. '. sharp DecliDe future cardinal's suggestion could For, Catholics" the social etl,During the 1920s, a time of. l1()t be put to the test. eycIicals d'id 'n'ot originate. sharp decline in the fortunes of By the end of World War H, thought and' action in the labor unionism· along with growing an attitude of. social irresponsifield. They confirmed and unemployment and the onset of" bility was found ·in' both, labor strengthened it. the Great Depression, theatten-, and management, which had .For 'at IlMst a decade befol'e ti<>n of the Catholic social move- joined in a concerted effort to ~ 189-1' appearance of "Rerum ment once more' tUrned to the increase wages and profits at Novarum," Catholic workingmen specific merits of labor organ- consumer expense. had been active in unions and, to ization. Catholic social actionists have CHARLES F. VARGAS a lesser degree, in the Henry Some Catholic social action- reacted aga,inst this by, proposing 254 ROCKDALE AVENUI George agitation for la~ social- ists believed that the economic the '~industry council plan"-a ,1lIEW BEDFORD. MASS. illlation. breakdown was caused by the version of Pope Pius 'Xl's vocaVindiee.iion inabililty of the masses to buy tional group·, system in which S-ome priests regarded these up' the enormous output of integrated occupations would be movements as morally reprehen- A~erican industry. largely self-governing' bodies, sible, but Catholics 'seeking re- . They said ,a revival of union- with authority to fix prices, de.. . forms, backed by socially liberal ism was necessary to restore termine wage scales and in genbishops and priests, vindicated prosperity by fo.rcing' ,employers eral to control iridustrial condithe right of persolls to take pal't, to enhance purchasing power tions under a minimum of govin such activities. through higher wages. • ernment supervision. Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore, Fahter (later Bishop) ,Francis Also of immediate concern BONORP R INCIPAL: Brother Eudes Hartnett, supported by most of the U. S. J. Haas predicted in 1931 that after the War was domination of C.S.C., prineipal' of Co-yle' Hierarchy, persuaded the Vatican, there would be ,no permanent several unions by communists or flo lift its ban on the Knights of economic recovery "unless wage racketeers. Through scores of fIJI High SCQool, 'Dauntoo, fQl' Labor and not to pla'ce Henry earners are frankly accorded labor schools; some directed by past six year.s and a faculty George's ''PrQgress and Poverty":' the right to organize and bargain the militant Association of Cathmember since 1951, win be oD,the Index,of Forbidden Books. collectively for wages and work- olic Trade Unionists, Catholics Thus, when "Rerum Novarum", ing conditions." tried to prepare wOl'kel's for rehonored at a farewell banwas iSSUed, Catholic social aeEffective Method sponsible participation in union quet Thursday night, May 25. tionists wer-e ready to make po~ He and others said that intelli- affairs 00 overcome the apathy Ile will receive a new assign,. itiw use of their, newly con- gently-led union organization that had permitted the takeover lIloot. i~ J11~ _ _'. .,. , _. firmed. fr~ , , was "the only ,effecti-ve method of unions.

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' ' or stop preaching that love of ideas,' but they are s'Unply the two-fold point of view that bearS fruit unless 'it remains in The Chureh is this society of neighbor flows from 'love of distinguish' the true Catholic in all days, and, {especially in union with the vine'; This is the love and peace because it is the God:,,' 0 " , , , ' I so<;ietY 6f t,h, s,p~rit" SO it 'is enthese' t, imes,. ' , ' _ test of all prophetic spirits in the , Clear-Cut Plans Church. Just as our wqrship betirely proper that nowhere dot's ~'C<m,im~ is" capfliv':\:ti", " Every one of the faithful can contribute ~o a healthy comes"a witness of division in- the human intrusion ~o£ Babel ,the masses,not only with prom6and full 'parish life, one centel'ing aroun!l "divine worship, stead of iove and uhity when we ': and, Petty racial prejudices ses;~; the BishOP continued, ',<baI 'frequent ,reception of the sacraments . ; . catechism' classes; separate ourselves from the bish- cause more sCandal than in' this with clear cut· plans of actlae liturgical life and chant." Such.,a parish: life has, in the words, 'ops' who guarahtee' organi~ one:': " community 'and around this which are executed with ruthof the 'Holy Father, an irresistible attraCtiori for fainilies ness , So our' witness andapos- altar.. , less vigor. Revolution is sub, ' , , '.. tolate, our, contributions of PENT~OOST,MONDAY. "On. stituted for conversion; physiC. and'individuals." ' , , ' "", thought ,and ~criticism to the, the Gentiles (translate: Russians force replaceS love; and t h e . But "the horiY<OJils muet be widened" and the Catholic - Church, can be fruitful only as Cubans, Negr,oes, PuertO Ricans' .~f ,i~ dictator supercedes the ·cannot, withdraw, \within the limited vision :of his 'own we remain lOyal children of the, Irish, Norwegians, etc.)' also th~ , la~ of God, ~ the rights GIl interests; however sacrosanct theyntay be, when he knows institution.' 'I' ,grace of the,' Holy spirit had m~. that his brothers in the Faith throughout the world h~ve TO~ORROW:'::"S~.· Pe~~: Ce- 'been pOured' forth" ,(Epistle). "Comrnumsm claims to' protheir own problems .....:... 'i>r'obably without ,the ~eans which lesUne" Pope" Confessor. That The glory of the New Testament vide "for. the material needs at , 'bierarchial authority', and power- is that it is not Ii tribal coveeveryman." But in retui'n, , . GOd, h,as granted too,ur r, egions.'~: ' , ' ' , ful' prophetic witness are, not nant ' th . a t ,1't' WI'11 I,end itself to demands that he renounce '-118 'And so this is the' sigriof the mature Catholic'~· 'd t' l' th Ch' h' ' ed 'no human ,pretensions that its !'8itb; denounce his eternal' 00. , , I en 1ca ,m, . e ,urc, IS prov ~.- dema d o,f,' ',fa,ith" ,l'S' 'on'e w'hl'ch eoncernover th~ parish family and over his role to build by, the fact that' all popes " n ,tiny:and resign, his :8reedom.,)a it 'up, combining with a trnly "catholic" outlook of co ern and' 'bishops have made great ,~y ,man can meet with God's the new world which commuaover all matter of, things that touch the Church in Jrer contrib1!tions t9 the' Churcl:t's" grace. The Jews were His chosen 'isis would bui'ld, there is no 10'tle " " " '' '" - " .. ' ' uilderstanding of its message nor people, but", chosen to prepare fO!' 'God or His commandmentll world~wide mission." ,. to its 'communicati<;n of the mesthe way. Our .elder brot-hers in" and, no :place for man's' sOul • t.:] ,, s~ge,~hile many who' were 'not the way, they. were the tirst to human righis. , .: popes"nor biships nor even clergy recognize that in Jesus the "And while communism, II , ' ha've. ' , "I'" , " F"ather,,- had. Hr,'oken every' hu- 'ri<l'bt 'in demanding a rem....u. Li,t,t,le"g.i"rl,s, d,r,eS,s,Hd, in white dancing through the streets, barrier'' " "God' so I ' the for ' . the ,," ,' ~....., " There are many 1gift'S, and "w eman ' oved injustices in the w<mla, like miniature brides ---.: young boys in extra best;' with Deed' each other': So w-hile ,the world" (.GoSlJel)., , , it exposes its own pbal'iisaism and pent-up happiness trying to esc:ipe a rate mood of s~rious- - Catholic values as, e'ssel1tialto ,PENTECOST TUESDAY. The spells'outits' own ultimate fa,i}. ness - this is a' famiIia,rscene in every parish a£thi's Hille, the Ohurch the i popes, since S~irit, celebrated in"ol,1r ,pente- 'We in the denial of the exi&as many youngsters receive their Firs.t Holy Communion. Peter and all of the bishop-de- -costalJeast' i~ no fQreign spirit, tence, of the ~ of justice." Eloquent sermons a:re preached on this occasion' ,-' sc.endan'ts of the Apostolic <;01- no spmt whose promptings run I'tl rlllC3l fl@"'ta ~;!lOft;"l2!I~ . ' lege, he also values every mariico.unter t<l the good new~' of If" l!l \S:i U UIS ~~vu \9 ill parent s are moved to em9tIon --.;friends and rell:1,tives f,eel festation 'of the Spirit in the Jesus. Tod~y's, Gospei tells ,us just a little cleaner even looking these innocent :v'oung-sters Church,whether' it appears that the Holy~piri~ is the Spirit ~@'W M®[Ji)U'@ ~ opening their, hearts to the Christ Who wills to be their' muong her le.aders,:or 'among her of .Jesus., ,;Hence '~Catholic unVANCOUVER (NC) --' ''!lito food and' drink. 'members, ' ;, " ' ," b.ehef, at" t1)e claims of various' "low moral tone" of'· movies , Perhaps the youngsters preacl). still more' eloquent SATURDAY-Vigil of lPente- , ~Imes .t~at the prophl;ltic Spirit "which figured hi the 1961 acad» sermons by' their'v'ery action. ' _, , ' 'cost. After: Easter!, Pentecost is IS, t~!t?!y~g ~gainst the Church 'emy awards was criticized hero ~ . . ~ the great .feast of II. the Church's as an 1.nstItutlon. This has, been by· 'Archbishop William' Ml8rlI They _preach of ,annl1al. cycle, th~, great" ce1e- the , • the sermon of holiness ,an,dgoodness, _, " claim of ,,~very grOUP in his-' 'Duke of V~uver. " the unspotted Bouls of those who are in St."Paul's beautiful "bration of her mysteriousvital-, ,tory' ~hat'ha's:b'roken fro~ hie-',· He spoke at a Mass in Ho'lY ~ords truly ",c~il~ren,J~ malice," 'know,~ng littl~ the on- ,ity. "He will dwell with you, r-archla~ o~lence:, ,Rosary cathedral at which new slaughts of, the world and 'the flesh and the devil.. , aI).d be in you," says the G<lspeL ,The Cath~Hc can understand members of parish CoJUlra~ ", 'They preach sermons of reproach _ echoing the stern ,,~I~: the Christ~an renews hisbap- , ..the tension, even the impatience; nity ,of Christian Doctrine UIritB d" ,', ',',. '. 'd f Ch' . "I . ' . ' . ,tJsmal,commltment at Easter. ,he kn~wsthat Ohurch leader-s have were enrolled. ' an uncompromIsmg wor so rlst. t IS ImpoSSIble that renews its completion !,n Confir-o,fteq been startingly remiss in ' Tlw! MChbishop said that b scandals should not eome; hut woe tO,him through whom mation 'tomorrow. 'And he prays rec9gnizing the accents of the movies "The AJpartm~nt," "B~ tliey, come !'It were better for him if a millstone were hung that God will clean~e and Spirit. But he believes that one terfield S" and "Elmer GantrY" ,about his neck and he were thrown into the sea, than that "purify :hi:n anda~ the members must still enter by 1:he door into bad set aside ''virginity, marital he should cause, one of these little ones ,to ,sin H " of Christ s C~~reh! that al~. may the sheepfold (Gospel). It may chastity and the teaching eiI " '" '.'".' • . ," b~ome sensitive' and Ialthful take longer. It may even be more ,Christ." 'I\he ArchbiShop as~ These are sermons that their elders had better heed.. agen~s of the Spirit. hazardous in soine.,sense 11han ed that the "C>soa!'" award m09llo PENTECOST OR WHITSUN- climbing up another way. But it' ies had been "cr-iticized even' ... DAY. The Ohurch gathers for respects the tn.rtIi, that when H<lllywood for their immO'Xtll Mass today to celebrate the ,Jesus, Ohurch and Spirit are aepecis and low moM! tone." ,coming of the Spir-it-God's andivorced only human wits 8Iftd ''PMeDtshave a mOl'al ~ swer to the human separations . politics' can be winner-s. ,', gation ~ keep well-i~r:m¢,OIl and divisions, hatreds 'and preEMBER WEDNESDAY OF wDa¢ ..i s eoming out af. H~n,.. judices, symbolized by the Tower PENTECOST. The three lessons wood, hrebbl:Shop Duk-e said. ,of Babel. The EI?istle tells us of toda,y's Mass aU proclaim the OFFICIAL NEWSC3APlER Of THE DIOCESE OF FALL RIVER ,/how men ,estranged sudd~nly obligation Qf eve,rY Christian to Heart-Lung . ,SANTA MONICA (iNO) """' Published weekly by The Catholic Pres~ of the Diocese Of Fall Ri~8r find a common faith and the cherish the spirit, to grow in St. JOOnla Hospd,1la1 here III ,Gospel stresses the themes of attentiveness to His impulses and 41 0 Hig~land' Avenue .. love ~nd peace. ' to speak. This mean,s not ~ly to developing it baby heart-iluntl Fall River, Mass. OSborne 5-715,1 machine fOr use on tn-llants needii. The Church born on the CroBS -speak in the liturgy, in our pubmg~~ is today baptized in the 'Spirit. lie worship. 'Nlere, certainjly, PUBLISHER, , . . " .... Her univel'Sa1 mission shatters' every Catholic will bring ,htfl Most Rev. 'Jamt!s L Conno~IYI D.O., PhO~ " the complacency. of a world mind and win offer his V'Oiee 'the Bread that we have receive:l'i GENERAL MANAGER ASST. GENERAL MANAGER which had made a pact with in a comRl()n praise and prayer aM not :£or ourselves, alone. ,tribal and, racial i and 'national with his brothers. But it means Rev. Daniel F. Shalloo, M.A. . Rev; John P. DriscoH i9 for the worM God loves. kad prides. Not only will the Spirit also, toM willingnesg' and ~ tw ~l!tC3 <r!l Inadequacy or MANAGING EDIT~ dwell in the Chm!ch' as',long as' cournge to be God's spolre3me::l guitl b '~ ~gh to absoh1!l "!,,ugh ,J~: ~lde,R time lasts, but He ~nsists that :ijis outside Mass. ~ '~'ll'~ ~ u:::.'3 ~"~~ l:';2!~i1»1~" .I.

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Deolen At. s i i S.t Smut Cleanup In Newark NEWARK (NC ( - More than one third of the news dealers in the Newark archdiocese are cooperating with parish campaigns to eliminate the sale of obscene and objectionable publications. This was repor1ed by Father Edward J. Hayes of the archdiocesan Legion of Decency office. In a newsletter, he said that of 1,865 stores in the archdiocese which sell magazines and paperback books, 662 - or 36 per cent are cooperating with parish decency groups. He also said that decency committees have been organized in 79 parishes. Reporting on the results of a survey among teenagel'S, he said that 29 per cent of those questioned think that the ave1'8ge adolescent reads lewd magazines at least once a month. In the poll, 6,380 teenagers from New Jersey, New York, Illinois, Massachusetts and Ohio were asked about their attitudes toward movies, television a!1d reading matter. While 79 per cent of the teenagers attend the movies at least once a month, only a little more than a third check the Legion of Decency Jist regularly, the survey revealed. Jt also showed that more than half of the teenagers are spending as much time watching television as they spend in school.

Bishop Checks World Iy' Side . ANGRA (NC)-The Bishop of Angra has clamped down on worldly amusements that have sprung up around the islanders' traditional celebrations in honor ()f the Holy Ghost. Bishop Manuel de Carvalho, whose see includes. all the' Azores, ordered that every parish have a confiraternity of the Holy Spirit· to organize theee celebrations. Only member-s of the confraternity are to take a leadi-ng part in them. Bishop de Carvalho also ordered that girls over the age of 12 al'e not to take pa'l't in the processions. He said toot the hours of Sunday Masses may not be altered to make place for festivals in honor of the Holy Ghost. The blessing of cattle" distdbution of food to the poor and other festive customs hallowed by time are still allowed, he said.

CatholicHourHas Broadway Cast NEW YORK (NC) - The National Council of Catholic Men's third program in the Catholic Hour-TV series on "Theatre: Past and Present" wiU feature an all-Broadway cast .. Edward Mulhare will play a principal role in the May 2i program caBed "The Theatre orf. Love," a continuation of the series' exploration - of theme6 that recur in drama. The program is broadcast on the ABC-TV network at 1:30 p.m., EDT. Viewers are advised to check local listings for the time of broadcast in their area

Holy Cross Family Sets Ham Supper A "baby penny sale" will feature a ham and bean supper to be held this Saturday night in Dartmouth High School caf~ teria by the Associate Family of the Holy Cross Fathers. A cake sale is set for Thursday, June 1 at the Star Store. New officers for the Family include Ml's. Carl .Pitta, first woman to serve as president; Frank Mello, vice president; Miss Alice Fagan, treasurer; Ml'S. Mar,garet Kulas, secretary.

K of C Plans Bishop Cassidy Council, Swansea Knights of Columbus, will hold ,a potluck supper and dance this Saturday night. First degree will be exemplified Sunday, May 22 and major degrees will be awarded Sunday. June 11.

St. Peter's in Dighton Serves Farm 'Area Of Diocese, Has Congregation of 1,100

THE M·ICHon-: Thurs., May 18, 1961

Stress. Vo~untary Relief Ageri1c~es ..

By Marion Unsworth . At the turn of the 'century, approximately 50 families living in Dighton were served by priests of Sacred Heart parish in Taunton, and Portuguese speaking priests from St. Michael's, Fall River, and Our Lady of Lourdes and St. Anthony's, Taunton. As early as 1901, although the parish was not officially form~d ~or' many years after that, Rev. James Smith of Sacred Heart Church erected St. Peter's Church on Main Street, Dighton. Part of the church was

WASHINGTON (NC)-Catholic and Protestant overseas relief leaders agree that more foreign aid should be filtered through U. S. voluntal·y relief agencies.

Auxiliary Bishop Edward E. Swa,nstrom of New York has told originally an old carriage shed, U. S. House sub-committee that and the sacristy was later built when the_government refuses to by Father de Mello from St.' cooperate with a voluntary Joseph's Church, North Dighton. agency simply because of its Parishioners in the Dighton religious affiliation, "we carry community became part of a this idea of separation of Church mission of the North Dighton and State .to a ridiculous exParish in 1913, and were served treme." by its pri~sts until 1925, when Rev. G.eorge H. Flanagan was Frank L. Hutchinson of the named first pastor of St. Peter's Protestant Church World Service. Church. declared that Protestants would His successor, Rev. Thomas P. have "not the slightest objection" Doherty who was appointed to .to incI'eased cooperation between St. Peter's in 1926, built St. the government and the private Peter's rectory. relief agencies in strictly non-' . religious activities. Wide Area· The church agency officials St. Peter's parish, which covers a wide area bordered by appeared before the sub-committee in connection with its inSeekonk, Swansea, Somerset, quiry into ways in which U. S. Rehoboth and' North Dighton, foreign aid can be made more has been administered by seveffective in the new nations of eral pastors, many of whom reAfrica. mained at the Dighton church for only a short time. The present pastor, Rev. William O'Reilly, describes it as "a farming com-. nlunity for the most part, with honest, hard-worki,ng people." Father Doherty remained I I Dighton until February of 1930, when Rev. Francis J. Maloney I. was .... appointed pastor for the L ~_ • I remainder of the year. In November, 1930,·Rev. Joseph Sullivan arrived to administer to the community until 1934, when ST. PETER'S, SOUTH DiGHTON he was succeeded by Rev.' Felix S. Childs. Rev. William Dolan, who came When Father Childs left in came pastor for the foUowinf.( to Dighton in 1941 and. remained 1938, Rev. John H. McC'ann re- three years. until 1949, when Rev. John F. placed him for a few months The longest pastorate in the Laughlin became pastor, for the until Rev. John E. Connors be- .history of St. Peter's was that of . I 'following three years. . Next Pastor The next pastor was Rev'l/A McCarthy, from 1952 ~1A Continued from Page One In the years since the jubila- Francis until 1956. After his departure, W. Events will. begin with a Sol- rian has 'been in the United Rev. Bernard H. Unsworth was C::" . emn High Mass at 11 o'clock, bo States, she has received visits named administrator for a 'fe·w.. T CHI! NS be followed at 2 by a reception from a priest-brother and ,from months, followed by Rev. James ·Am.rlc.·.· moat envl.d kltch.n•• in the parish hall for friends, her mother, both of whom travF: McDermott in the same year. parents 'and present and past eled from Belgium ror the re- Rev. John J. Galvin, appointed pupils. It will be a day for a . unions. to St. Peter's in 1958, was sucfond backward glance over the In 1958 Sister commented'that ceeded by Rev. Alfred J. Gen-. years for Sister Mary Vital. in education this is the age of dreau in 1959, and then Father She has lived at the Sacred the "switch-on." "You can O'Reilly, who arrived' at the Hearts Convent in Fairhaven switch on machines to do your Dighton parish in February of 'Middleboro Road. Route 18. throughout her service at St. work at home, but you can't this year. Joseph's. On the occasion of her· switch on learning," she said. Recently the Presentation SisEAST fREETOWN religious jubilee she recalled "Today's children don't seem to ters of Charity established 8 nothat for 35 years the Sisters realize this and they resent havPlease send literature vitiate on Elm Street in Dighton, walked from the convent to the ing to work at school." and this has become part of the Have salesmafl co" CIt no sChool daily, a half hour journey She also deplores the invasion parish of some 1100 souls.· each way. "Maybe that's what 'St. Peter's has an active Holy of television into time that cttilobligation. kept us healthy," she said.' dren should spenq studying at Name Society, St. Vincent de Paul Society, Women's Guild Nome _ Sister Mary Vital' WIl6 born home. ill Kortryk; Belgium and enand Adult Discussion Club. CateThird on her list of "bugaAddress .. tered religion at Tongres. She boos" is the. trend toward work- ·chetical instruction 1'5 provided made . profession at Sacred ing mothers. "If mothers would by Sisters of the Holy Union of C~ _ the Sacred Hearts from Fall .. T Hearts Motherhouse in Paris, only stay home!" she lamented. then studied-in Spain for a·year, River. Her opinions in these matters following which' she ,was as- haven't changed in the past three signed to -the Fairhaven convent. years! She arrived in Fairhaven only a year aftet' the convent's opening . New Bedford D of I .there. Junior Circle 71, New Bedford Sister has for years beef! in Daughters of Isabella, will hold char·ge of school music at St. its annual mothers' tea at 2 this Oil BURNERS Joseph's and she also plays the Sunday afternoon at Isabella A.IM eomple&e Boiler-Burael' organ at Sacred Hearts Convent Home, Robeson Street. Crown- . or Furnace Vni.... Efficient low cost beatinc. Burner and for many functions. For 35 years ing of Our Lady and naming (Jf fuel 011 sales and serviCfl. she played at St. Joseph's for the Number One Junior Member funerals, in addition to het" will be features of the occasion. Stanley Oil Co., Inc. teaching duties. 480 Mt. Pleasant StrCflt Worcester Over Top New Bedf"rd WY 1-2M1 Fall River Officers WORCESTER (NC) The Heading the Fall River Carh- first Bishop's Fund for charity oHc Woman's Club for the comand education in the diocese of ing season will be Miss 'Lorena Worcester was over-subscribed L. Pacheco. With her will serve by almost one-third. Bishop Miss Julia M. Harrington, vice Bernard J. Flanagan said final SHARON, MASSACHUSETTS' president;' Mrs. George P. Hur- :!ligures showed $684,490.71 had ley, secretary; Miss Bal"bara A. been contributed to the $500,- ~ Spacious Fireproof. Sleeping Quarters Dagata, treasurer. 000 campaign goal. ,.. . For Boys 7 to 14 years old ~

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Manchester, Normand Marceau, Henri F. M~rtel, Joseph Medeiros. Richard W.. Medeiros, Manuel Mello, Harold Miller, Lucienne Morais, Joseph Muscarella, Charles Navin; Abel Novo, Raymond Peck, Mr & Mrs Donald Pittman, Eugene Poitras. . Charles H. Purcell, Mrs. Clara Rego, John J. Reilly, Thomas Richards, Misses Roy. ' St. 'George. W;omen's. Guild, Rene & Gladys SaVoie, James W. Sherrington, Joseph R. Silv,a, Adolph Sivik. ~ Mrs Cecil Smith, Jr., Alfred Souza, Thomas P. Sullivan, Hen.. ri Tetreilult, Alphonse M. Ther-:= ien. Hermes F. Touchette, Peter Travers, Edmond V.aillancourt, Honore Vaillancourt, John Ves~ cuso. Marcy Victoria, Mrs .Margaret Vieira, Leonard J. Vincent, Kenneth' Walker, Thaddeus Wicherski. ' ~

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Aurele Ledoux. '$15 David H. Butler. - Michael O'Grady, Daniel Ring. $12 Raymond Bernier; Gideon DesRoches. Mr & Mrs Eugene Laplante, Mr & Mrs Daniel Slattery. $11 Mrs John Murphy. $10 Mr & Mrs John C. Avila, Mrs Mrs Isa15elle Sandberg. Wilhelmina Baptiste, Charles $11 Barboza, Alipio Bartholo, George - Mr & Mrs Anthony F. FerW. Beaudoin. '. reira, Mrs .Esther Samson. Joseph Benoit, David Black, $10 Joseph Bono, .Armand Boutin, Mr & Mrs Manuel Amaral, Lester T. Brightman. Mr & Mrs Henry Arruda, Mr & Raymond Brito~ Charles~ Cal- Mrs Joseph' Audet, Mr & Mrs laghan, Louis B. Castilloux, Augustine Botelho, Mr & Mrs Ernest' Clattenburg, Arthur F. David L. Buckley Jr. Colwell. Mr & Mrs Antone S. Cabral, Wilburn Correia, James M. Mr & Mrs' Charles 'Costa, Carl ' Craig, Edward Cusick, Alfred Deschene" Mr & Mrs 'Armand J. Desmarais, Leo Romeo Du-' Desjardins, Mr & Mrs Milton E. breuiI. ' Earle. Adi'ien Durand, John EconoMrs Antonio Ferreira, Mr & mos; Mr & Mrs Oliver Fitzger- Mrs Tobias 'Flemming, Ann ForaId Mrs Ernest Frjtze, Chauncey rest, Mrs Mary Hendricks, Mr & Ge~r Jr. ' .' Mrs Clare~ce Kirby. ',.... Mrs Torleiv Haaland; Joseph Capt & Mrs George Leach Jr., P. Halloran, Lewis J. Hamer, Mrs Agnes C. 'Leonard, Mr & Thomas Heron Jr., Almedor Mrs Ernest Martin, Mr & .Mrs Houle. George Medeiros, Mary L. Me. Karol Kawa, Jeanne Kennedy, deiros. Mrs James King, Walter Lennon, Mrs Alida Messier & Family, Levesque Family. Mrs Messier & Bowden',' Mr & Lionel J. Levesque, Leo J. Mrs Arthur Munro, Mr & Mrs Loranger, John A.' Medeiros, William M. MUl1phy, Mr & Mrs Joseph Co, Mello, Manuel Moin- Alfred Oliviera. heiro. , ' Family of John S. Partington, Kenneth Moore,_ Robert' J. Louis Perini, Mr & Mrs Andrew Neville, Lawrence O'Connor, Perry, Mr & Mrs Joseph Perry Mrs Ronald Perrier, Henry' J: Sr., Mr & Mrs Thomas K. Porter. Picard. Thomas }S:.Porter Jr.; Mrs William F. Rebone Jr., Roland Lauretta Potter, Mr lit Mrs Man:Robillard, Mrs Katherine Rusin uel Rezendes, Mrs Thomas & Soris, Thomas Ryan, George Rogers, Lorraine Rose. St~ Martin. Mr & Mrs David Rosinha, 'LilRene St. Martin, Gustave Han F. Sekonda, Manuel P. Senechal, Joaquim Silva, Peter' Silva,' Daniel Souza, Mr & Mrs Sroczynski, .Robert Steele. Ralph Souza Jr. _ William P. Sylvia, ~ Tardi, Mary Taggart, Mrs Mary TooGeorge J. Thomas, Mrs Dorothy' mey, Mr & Mrs George A. Vera, Thompson, Roger Tougas. Mr & Mrs Antone C. Vieira, Mrs Howard Tripp, Albert Ethel Vieira. Walmsley, Major ,Wheelock,' Manuel Vincent, Mrs Edwapd Edward Wojnar. P. Whitty, Mr & Mrs Joseph Florence Allen, August F. Ar-, Willette, Friend. I ' ruda, Henry Bacon, Thomas BarMr' & Mrs Joseph P, Cabral, rett, John Barros. Mr & Mrs Arthur Denault, Mrs Homer Beauparlant, Dr. John Eva Lawrence, MJ: & Mrs TerW. Bermingham, Alked M. renee McGlynn, Mr & Mrs ManBorges, Joseph A. Bouchard, AI- uel, Raposa Jr. phonse Bourbeau. Mrs Rosalina Cabral, William Dightpn T. Carignan, Mrs Alice Carter" ST. PETER John W. Casey, Louis Caton. $150 Raymond Cogswell" Norbert Rev. William O'Reilly. Crothers, George' J. Crowther; $50 Daniel Cunha, Joaquim Cunha. Arnold Hoffman & Co:, Inc. Gilbert· R. Dutilly, Armand $30 . Fauteux, Manuel Ferry, WaItei' Mr & Mrs Joseph Brady. Filipex, Francis X. Flynn. _ $20 Herbert Foisy, John Fontes, Mr & Mrs Norman K. Smith, Samuel B Ford, John Frechette, Mr & Mrs William Fleming, Mrs Henry J. Gautreau. Mrs Dorothy GiMord, Stephen Paul Horton. $10 D. Grace, Joseph A: Grenier, Mr & Mrs Frank Cash, Mr & James Hanrahan, John J. Hayes. Warren Healy, Mrs 'Beatrice Mrs Donald Morrison, Mrs Emily Hebert, F. Goddard Kennedy, Cordeiro & Family, Mr & Mrs Francis L. Kennedy, Stephen D. Vincent - Hebert, . Mrs Frank Torres. Kovar. George Lavigne, Mr & Mrs Roland R. Lamarre, Romeo La- ' montagne, Albert Langlois, Mae George Dutra, Mr ,~ Mrs AnLecuyer, Philias Leduc.. thony Rose, 'Mr & Mrs _Francis Donald Lemos, Mrs Elizabeth Rose, Mrs James Bacon.

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Seven Receive

By Mary Tinney Daly "Any news?" This is the first question that's 'been asked by any member of our house upon arrival home for the past two weeks. It "is the first question asked as family members greet one another in the morning. "No news," is still the answer. "No news?" When? We- recite the oldie: Any unitiated visitor to our "Monday's child is fair of face, house would be aghast to Tuesday's child is fulfof grace, Wedilesday's'child is born for hear such an answer during

woe, T'hursday's child has far to go, Friday!s child is loving and giving. Saturday's child must work for a living. But the child who is born on the Sabbath day" (we can't quite remember the words but it is "something and something," then "loving and gay." ,It doesn't really matter what day, what name the parents choose. We just wait, saying morning prayers, evening prayers, short sna,tches in between. Ninth grandchild, but it might· as well be the first. Perhaps the ,anxi~ty arises because we're far away. Still no news-no' Brennan news--day after day. Almost Waiting 1\01' Phone like waiting for 'the take-off into space. . . . Still there is "no news." Finally, the phone rings and it Provincial? is not for'Ginny: Provincial! "Hi, Grandpa and Grandma! The news we await is from a ' . small town in Virginia, news Congratulations? Michael Leonthat is duplicated hundreds of ard Brennan arrived safely, weighed in at 7-3. All fine ansi thousands of tinies every day: announcement of a birth. This send love!" News-and gratitude. one is to our daughter Eileen and her husband Tony':"'-new sister or brother for little Mary and Tony Brennan, Jr. The telephone rings while we The Religious of the Holy are at dinner. Everybody jumps up. "Take it easy," says the Head Union of the Sacred Hearts announce the release of a new of the Hou,se, pretending he didn't jump. "It's probably for Gin- record of vocal and instrumental solos a'nd ensemhles by the comny." munity's Sister-musicians. It probabiy, almost Inevitably, The record, Musical - Miniais: "The geometry is pages 178 tures,' featu\-es Sister Barbara and· 179 and that problem five will slay you! Now look, did ,Thomas, soprano, in two, solos and Sister James Alberta, trumY<lU do it this way? Does your peter, in three solos. It may be angle a,b,c, equal angle d,e,f? No? Well, how do you figure it ordered from Holy Union'Records, 466 Prospect Street,' Fall il)ut? No kidding! He finally River, and ,proc~eds will benefit called Y<lU up? What are you going to: wear? I haven't got the high school building fund. anything either and (sotto voce) Mom said I could have a new Daughters of Mary Have one if we could find' it 'in our Japanese Postulant price range.' Yeah, I hope 9heCRAGSMOOR (NC) The 11 go up too ...... f'lrst candidate from the Far "Get off that phon~!" East to Join the Daugh1ers of' "Sorry, Ellen, I gotta go. Keep Mary, Health of the Sick has started training at Vista Maria the line open,' you know." convent here in 'New York. Th~ line is kept open, or semiShe is¥uriko Matayoshi who open, ·with business and social was employed as a bank clerk in calls cut to the minimum. As we pretend not to be on the qui Na'ha, Okinawa when she devive, we try to be nonchalant Cided upon a career in religious life.. She was persuaded to join about the whole thing: the U.S. sisterhood as a res,ult Grandchild of watching the work conducted "Wonder what they'll call ~he by members of the community new baby? 'They've talked of at a medical clinic in Okinawa' and traveled the 8,000 miles by everything from Agnes to XavIer." , , plane to begin her training. Miss Matayoshi was born in Tokyo, Japan, but lived most of her life in Okinawa.

Ciub Awards , Seven students are recipients of scholarsp.ip awards from New Bedford Catholic Women's Club, including thr.ee from Holy Family High School;' two from New Bedford High School; one from St. Anthony's High School; and one· from Dartmouth High School. Top awards ·of $200 and $150 respectively, go to Holy Family seniors Cathryn Brower and Mary Ann Marcotte. Awards of $100 each were made to Carlton Pimental, New Bedford High; Norma Rivet, St. Anthony's; and Helen Tomkiewicz, Dartmouth High. Elizabeth M. Quinn, Holy Family, and Cheryl Alexander, New Bedford High, received $75 each. Chairman of the awards committee was Mrs. Timothy P. Keating.

this time of world crisis. Family members may be reading newspapers packed full of; vital news having to do with the survival of' the wodd, 'listening to the radio in the kitchen, watching the' television ,i n the living room -all giving out with accounts of world-shaking events. We listen avidly, watch with interest, discuss the touch-and-go situations in Cuba, in Laos, around the globe, even in outer space.

Nurses Alumnae Names Officers New officers for the Alumna~ Association of St. Anne's Hospi·tal School of Nursing include Mrs. Margaret Goslin, 9residerit; Miss Ann Marie Murray, vicepresident; Sister George Eymard, recording secretary; Mil'S Lorraine Landry, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Jacqueline Fortin, treasurer. The annual senior prom, cosponsored by the alumnae and junior class students of the school of nursing, wiU be held.in August and a NUMe-a-Rola is scheduled for Tuesday, May 23 in the school auditorium, Fo:est Street, Fall River.

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College for Women Plans New Campus

THE MONTH OF MARY: The Blessed Virgin-is an example for all women. She combines in one woman every aspect of virtue. Martha and' Mary, pictured above as sculptured at the main entrance to the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, Washington, were the sisters of Lazarus. Martha, "busy about many, things" is a symbol of the active life, expressing charity in eternal deeds of mercy and service. Mary, sitting at the, feet of Christ, is a symbol of the contemplative life, expressing charity in loving attention to God and in secret appeals to His power. The Blessed Virgin Mary was both active' and contemplative-Martha aDd Mary in one ,person.

, "None are so old as those who have outlived enthusiasm. H

Nut;1, -Woman, Jewish Merchants Befriend' Puerto Rican Brides UPPER MONTCLAIR (NC)Thanks to a missionary nun, a Catholic woman and two Jewish merchants, untold numbers of girls in Puerto Rico will be' able to get married in the traditional white wedding !{?wn. The nun is Sister Mary Vincent of Newark, N.J., a Missionary Servant of the Blessed Trinity serving in Puerto Rico. Writing to Mrs. Edward M. de Castro she .told this story: Girls from the parish were not being married in tli~ parish church. They would be embarrased to have a church wedding without the traditional gown. Could Mrs. de Castro help? Mrs. de Castro went to the Helen Holladay Bridal Shop here to buy some old gowns. The transaction was almost completed wheri the owners, Alex

KANSAS CITY (NC) - The College of St. Teresa for women conducted by the Sisters of· St. Joseph of Carondolet has purchased a 48-acre tract as the site of a new multi':mllHon, 'dollar college campus. Sister' Mary Dani.el, president, said construction will begin in the fall and it is 'expected the, new ,college will be opened dur- .AAUW Awards· $2500 ing the 1963-64 school term. Fellqwship to Nun . The present college will' be WASHINGTON-5ister Mary 'renovated and use'd to expand St. Theresa's Academy to ac- Theresa, a doctoral candidate at commodate an enrollmen:t of 800 the University of Notre Dame, students. The college now is lim- has been awarded a $2,500 felited to 500 students but is ex- lowship by the American Assopected to expand to 1,000 stu- ciation of University Women. dents in the next ten years, Sister's award is, one of 93 Sister Mary Daniel ~ ,given to women scholars for research and advanced work dur.,. Spring Dance ing 1961 and 1962. Forty-nil"ie of Elks Hall., North Attleboro, the fellowships went to U.S. will be the scene this Saturday women and 44 were given t<l night of the third annual Spring women from 29, other countries. dance co-sponsored by Knights Sister Theresa, a member of of Columbus and Benedict fue Institute of the Sisters of Circle, North Attleboro Daugh- the Third Order of St. Francis, ters of Isabella, Co-chairmen Glen Riddle, Pa., will be assistare Miss BreiJ.da Quinn and. ed in preparing her dissert~tion Thomas O'Donnell. on a literary topic.

Kantor and Sidney Spitz, found out why Mrs. de Castro was-buying more than oile gown. They then arranged for the shipment of 14 gowns to Sister Mary Vincent - compliments of Holladay . Shop. Now any girl who can't afford a white gown will be able to borrow one discreetly from the Sisters so she can have her church wedding without embarrassment.

Assumption Circle Assumption Oircle, Fall Riv'er ' Daughters of Isabella, wiU serve a supper at 6:30 Monday night, June 12 at Catholic Community Center. Mrs. Irene Leary is' ohairman. A meeting wiU follow.

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CONTINUING A TRADITION: In line with a 121-year-old custom, Auxiliary Bishop John M. F~arns of New !ork and pastor of St. Francis de' Sales Church, New York dons a .whIte ,apron and serves Anne McNichols, 78, in a residence for the elderly operated by the Little Sisters of the Poor.The custom dates back to 1839 and involves serving men arid women in the Sisters' three New York homes. NC Photo.

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God Love You

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By Most Rev. Pulton J. SIteen, D.D.

By Msgr. George G. Higgins

lis this not true? 'lbe closer we g.et to one another throu~ rapid coinmunicatlon, the fariher aPart we become as 10viBi neighbors? We are in contact with everyone in the world, bu.6., do we love? You live on the same floor in an apartment buildiDli' with thirty-odd people. Yet you know less about them than about some singer whose image' ap~aD'S Oill your television screen. YOIG sit in a movie hoUSe with hWlldreds of humans, laugh at the same comedy, 'weep at the same tragedy. yet you ~ver sPeak. your neighbor because he is :II "total strangell'." ,

Director. NCWC Social Action Department

Last" week, in rounding out a, series of columns on the forthcoming ,anniversary of the socia;l 'encyclicals Quadragesimo Anno and Rerum Novarum, reference was made to the importance of the liturgy of 'the Church in effecting a "reform of morals," with- fare is, primarily the responsi. out which all, our efforts in bility of government and only the' field of social reform secondarily, if at all, the rewill be superficial."J pointed sponsibility of free associations

The answer is n-ot "1J()getherneSs," because the crowd is a pllWle in which to lose ourselves, n-ot to find our true natures. Nor is • out that a"ctive participation in of workers and employers. to make contact with others, f()1' others m~ the liturgy should develop a This has led to various types not want to be contacted. The remedy is ... sense of fellowship in the ecoriand vl\ring degrees of. statism, make ourselves disposable for others . . omic and political order, whicQ, none of them desirable from the "emptying ourselves," as Out' Lore emptie4 in turn, will help us strike the" point of' Christian social teachHimself of His Glory to take on the burQe3 proper balance, between the in- ing. the sins ood tile ills of humanity. We m Need Leadership dividual and society.' make a prairie of ourselves, and we will fi NEW POST:, Father RobIf we in the United States' This problem that others will come there to dwell; WI can succed in ushering in a new ert' S. Toulman, pastor o-f of striking a must make an inner silence in our hea", er.a 'of labor-management-gov- St. Francis De ,Sales parish, proper balance and the wounded will' whisper to us. ~Il'. ernment cooperation which will has never been word, we must become "expendable" ~ N.Y.," has been combine the values of planning Buffalo perfectly resolthe sake of others. with the values of freedom, we named assist~nt national vea at any will have the satisfulction of,' director and national secrestage in human Our Lord told us to "make friends," an4ll knowing that, by our example of tary of the Society for the history. At prein the strangest of all ways - He told 111I Christian brotherhood in action, sent the scales, to do so with our money. Listen to HiS 'Propagation o~ the Faith. we will have benefited the rest seem to be words: "And my counsel to,you is, make use of your base wealt~ NC Photo. ~: of the world as well as our own weighe,d in fato win yourselves friends, who, when you leave it behind, will country. vor of collectwelcome you into eternal habitations." He did 'not mean we America will not be able to' ivism. should use money to make earthly friends :bY dining them on the meet this challenge unless, in , This is not Continued from Page One company's expense account. He, did mean we should use monetV true, of course, in the United' the words of Maritain, it is pre- image is projected as some sort to make heavenly friends, namely, tbose whose prayer-s will helll States" which is one of the most pared "to raise up the religious, of ritualistic tribe, with the us'save our souls. successful political experiments and spiritual pot~mtial.of its de- chieftain wapped in the rainment mocracy to the height of the history. We have probably of pomp and behaving s()mewhat Just suppose you decide to build a chapel, a church or • come ,closer to striking a happy cross." And it cannot do this un· as a stuffy landlorll ..." ~_ cathedral in a par~ of Africe ()1' Asia where one. never befOllt less the Catholics of the United" balance' than any o,ther people.• Mr. O'Connor said that "when existed! Suppose you gave money to the extent of $2,500 .States provide the leadership you 'emphasize the structure, But we have yet to formulate $250,000 in the name of the Sacred Heart Who loved us un*which can rightly pe expected of Gl completely satisfactory theory rather than the life, you project death. Think of the'thousands ()f converts that would be made ill of democracy. One political the; them. the course of a few years'. I know of one place 'in Africa whe~ the image of a ~corpse, not a Our 1.()rd said, "And I, if I be Mystical orist recently pointed out 'that, B()dy, living and there were no Catholics only 66 years ago when the first straw-hu6 we still concentrate upon the in- lifted up .. 'will draw a1'l things breathing." , chapel was buil~ for the people. Today there are a minion Cathol~ dividual as the sole unit of to myself" (John 12:32)-all Missionary society and upon the state as things, political life included. The Catholic pr,ess, he added, If a dr-ink of cold water given in the name of Our Lord ill the sole source of legitimate The Collect of the Mass for must act as a missionary to the not without l'eward, then what a' vast army Of heavenly inteFChrist the King says, He is "the power. modern world, not as a soldier cessors you will have in heaven if you build a chapel or a King of the whole world through Liturgy of Mass fighting it. cathedral.. Make friends in this way - you will need them 011 whom God has willed to restore "It must share in the'world's Judgment, Day. It is nice to know the Judge when you appea6' To be sure, we do not officially aU thing,s anew"-all things, needs and anxieties," he said. "It before Him on trial. And tile Divine Judge is easily moved .. prohibit the formation of vol- political' life included. must act to bring I about a just, mercy. , . untary associations midway beIt is our inestimable privilege Send your sacrifices, to The Society for the Propagtation CJI!. tbIi tween the isolated individual as members of His Mystical Body' fraternal and human state of and the state. We have an abun- to cooperate with Him in this affairs in collaboration with aM Faith, and we will send them to the Holy Father, Allow him • men." decide where' the chapel will be erected - if it is a cathedral we dance of such organizations. holy' work of universal restorThe CPA convention here, the wiH ask the Holy Father to let you know the exact place. Please Nevertheless, we have not yet ation, and' redempti()n. first ever held inl Ca'nada, was let us hear from you. ' formulated a theory o,f demoLiturgy, Political Action under the patronage of Archcracy'that includes these organGOD LOVE YOU to D.O'C. for $1 "I am sending this for the izations, that makes them indis'Our fellow citizens are some- bishop William M. Duke ofVan:poor of the world. I got it from the fairy last night for my tooth pensible to free, representative times more proficient, than. we couver and Coadjut,o~ Arcl:ibishop that came out yesterday." ••• to J.L.W. for $1,250 "This is IDJ' government. , are in the art of politics. This Martin M. ,Johnson; of Vancouver. offering for half a mission chapel. I hope you have better luck At a general session, the reliThe liturgy will not supply is an unfortunate situation' and in' finding the other half than n bad." • • • to A:V. for $5 ''I such a theory, 'but it can spir- should be corrected as rapidly gion editor of the New York promised that if I were accepted in nursing school 1 would senll itually prepare the Catholics ()f as Ilossible, .for grace builds on Heraltl Tribune said that the image of the Catholic Church this donation. The very next day I received the letter of accept.. the United States to take the nahi,re. G' ance." , . lead in developing such a theory A missal is no substitute for has come to depehd~ largely on , OUR LADY OF'TELEVISION statues. 'are back in stock, newl;r as one more step forward in Roberts Rules of Order dur,ing Catholic laymen.' mankind's quest for a more pera parliamentary debate, nor is, . Jo-Ann Price 'said every Cath. "constructed of unbreakable white plastic with gold-colored croSs fect community in the political a well-trained schola cantorum a olic layman, from President and halos. This ll-inch figure of Madonna, and Child reminds \WI that as Mary brought forth the Divine Word, television project&i and economic order; substitute for a well-trained "Kennedy on down, is being exThe liturgy,especially the political caucus. Both, of courSe, amined by his I non-Catholic ,the human word. Send an offering of $3 with your request f_ \ Mass-liturgy, is the great source are necessary-the liturgy and neighbors, largely 'as a result ,of Our Lady of Televisi-on so that the words of men may make k,no-. the 1960 presidential campaign. the Word of God. of those virtues of justice and political action. She said there are signs from charity necessary in the quest But we, the Catholics of the eut out this column, pin your sacrifice to it and mail it to the for communit~. United States, are in a favored which Catholics can take comMost Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, National Director' of ,the Society fciIr position to exercise sound poli- fort. "Non-Catholics understand the Propagation«>f the Faith, 366 Fifth Avenue, New York 1, N, Y" . U.S. Best Prepared or your Diocesan Director, RT. REV. RAYMOND T. CONSIDI~ No other country is better pre- tical and economic leadership, the Church better today than 368 North Main Street, Fall River, Mass. pared or more obligated than for it is still the Mass that mat- they ever did. They hqve seen ters most-even in the temporal their Catholic neighbors climb our own to direct this quest for the economic ladder, move to order. a community in the right direc.:. suburbia, perhaps, ~nd sit beside iion. Never before in modern them on local city councils and AVAILABLE IN FAIRHAVEN AT: times has a country as import- State College C'redits library' boards. And they are ant as the United States been COUill'se Yl1i Religion ' ,DUMAS MARKET sympathetic." in such a favorable position to MANKATO (NC) - Mankato Curiosities FADIlUilAVEN PiONlElER STORE combine the values of prudent State Teachers College here in "Many persons' outside the and sound economic planning Minnesota is accepting credits Church sometimes view CathfOODYOWN with the value of freedom under for religion courses taught by n.mrn.IEBAY MARKleY olics as curiosities, but also think, a system of private entcrpl,'ise. the Newman Center here and they aren't bad fellows," 'she INlVE'S STORE In many other parts of the' accredited by S,t. Mary's Colle/f:e said. ' world it lias been too readily in Winona. ' '\ "Catholics seem 'to take their taken for granted that economic . The courses are in apologetics planning for the general wel- and the Old Testament. A course religion as naturally as breathing, They put up all kinds of ob;' in New Testament ,will be stacles to· others; joining the PO$tCgj<e offered in the Fall. The courses Church. They display 'a kind of are given in a Mankato parochial ecclesiastical one-upmanship in Continued from Page One the ml\tter of religion. They aN rate increases would' inflict a school. .., Teaching the courses is Father stubborn ab'o'ut sending their heavy burden on most of their publications and 'either. destroy Paul F. Halloran, chaplain of the children to their somewhat my~ Newman center at Mankato terious Catholic schools. But or curtail others. ' State Teacher.s college. Students they' aren't bad fellows. They are Other Representatives Others who attended the meet- taking the courses will receive generous. And ~ey have a ing with, Mr. Day were William . six credits from St. Mary's Col- wonderful Pope," she said. Buy - We Supply On the other hahd, said Miss "Holub, chairman of' the CPA's lege. These credits then may be ,Price, there lingers~the image Olf postai rates committee and gen- transferred to Mankato State. COMPLETE the Church· as "authoritarian, eral manager of America press, RENTAL WORK UNI~~MS dictatorial and clergy-ridden." Area Federation New York; and James A. Doyle, Miss Price urged Catholic executive secretary of the CPA. Area councils of Uni-on of st. Also Dr. Daniel A. Poling, Jean Baptiste SOCieties have or- journalists t-o devote more coverage to' activities, of. laymen. Also Reclaim Industrial Gloves editor, and Ford Stewart, pub- ganized into an association covlisher of the Cliristian Herald, ering southeastern° Massachu- "This is the age of the layman. a Protestant magazine; Russell setts. Romeo ViIlemaire, North Where are all those stories I T. Hitt, representing the Evan- Attleboro, is president of the keep looking for about Catholics gelical Press Association;' Frank new fed'eration and 'Msgr~ Albert on the secular scene, -Catholics schools, G, Rhody, of the United Luth- Berube, pastor' of St.. Anthony battling' ,segregated eran Publishing House, who, rep- of Padua Church, New Bedford, guest.articles by Protestants and Successor to resented the Protestant Churchis spiritual director. The group's Jews about interfaith dialogue. New England Overall & Supply Co. Owned Publishers' Association; next meeting will be held in St. Surely laymen do more than 20 Howard Ave., New 8edford and Edward R. Grusd, editor of Jean's Hall, North Attleboro. raise funds and 'attend Holy Phone W" '7-0'78'7 or WY''l-0'788 the National Jewish Mo~thly. Sunday, Oct. 1. Name breakfasts."

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Col. John D. St. John, base chaplain at, Otis Air Force Base on Cape Cod, has cordially invited Catholics of the Diocese to visit the \)ase from 10 A.M.·to 5 P.M. next Sunday to partJcipate in the observance of Armed Forces Day. President Kennedy's proclamation urges base headquarters to "invite participation from the representatives of all religious faiths . . . in order that the interdependence of the deep and abiding religious faith of Ameri.;. 'cans and our security may be recogni:i:ed." Col. Ernest j. White, commander of the base, has encour~ged military . personn~l 'to attend civilian churches in uniform on this special day.' ', Col. Spohn, in extending the invitation, promises that there will be much to see of interest naitis, Mr & Mrs Rene Theriault, Mr & Mrs ThomilS Theriault, Mr & Mrs T.,Thomas, Mrs Elizabetb Van Nostrand. George. Walczak, Mrs Billy .Wallace, 'Mrs James Wallace, Joseph Walsh, Leo Walsh. , Mary Walsh, Mrs Edward Wooley, lVlr & Mrs Frederick Yelle. S'F.PAlUlL

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By lItt. Rev. Msgr. John S. Kennedy An introductory, note to Movies, Morals, and Art by Frank Getlein and Father Harold C. Gardiner, S.J. (Sheed and Ward. $3.50) identifies it as an attempt to satisfy the pope's request 'that motion pictures be given a serious positi've study by Catholics. s~t1onalism_with a cynical show Too often Catholic attention of religiosity, get short shrift 1lo the films (at least in from him, and he is hard also America) has taken the form on the ''jolly priest" type of .....

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production which seeks to prove that religion can be'fun. By endorsing ,these, and even becoming enthusiastic about . M them, Catholics, accordmg to r. Getlein, have been 'bought) off cheap by Hollywood. His part of the book wiil introduce the reader to' general, ' . and particular considerations concerning the film art which most of us, very likely, have never entertained.

'little 'attention llD Cat h 0 lie HONOR ST~ PAUL AT EASTERN RITE MAsS: Amleto ,Cardinal bicognani, Secrequarters. , The 'two auIt indicates tile potefttiallties' tary of the Sacred Oriental Congregation and former Apostolic Delegate to the U.s., 'thors wOrked and limitations of the medium, takes part in a' Byzantine Rite Mass offered in St. Paul's Outs-ide-the-Walls in Rome in. 'separately. Mr. and enables one to judge films l1000r of the 19th centenary of the Apostle's arrival in Rome. NC Photo. Getlein Was assignro the task of more precisely in terms of art. Conkling, Mr & Mrs Frank jamin Muse, Mr .& IvlFs PhilJp discussing the art of the motion Seldom has there been a treatise Motha, Mr & Mrs Joseph Brown, Collyer. picture, Father Gardin~r that of on the subject so well informed, ' Mr & Mrs John Donovan, Mr 'defining norms ror it6 moral 'penetrating and, illuminating. Mr & Mrs Armand Borges. evaluation. . Excellent Thoughts Mr & Mrs H. J, Messier, Miss & Mrs Norman McGill, Mr' & ~lI1tinued from Page Thirteen Margaret Sullivan, Mr & Mrs Mrs Joseph Manning, Mr & Mrs We are toM tlNtt "each wi'll Father Gardiner's portion of Joseph Glennon, Mr & Mrs Jo- J. Harry Long, Mr & Mrs Clyde lOOt have seen his colleague's the book is not/ so strictly 01'-" S~. D«Irtnre@QJlt~ seph D. Medeiros, Mr & Mrs' Jo- A. Kelley. work until he has read this dered and pointed. It is more ' Mr & Mrs John Donlay, Mrs bOok," although Jrnther Gardiner Loosely written and more per' ST. MARY, seph F. Baptiste. £Elveral times refers to the thor-, sonal. Whereas Mr. Getlein never $500 , ' Clara Vieira, Rosemary K. Benjamin Chase, Mr & Mrs 'ough treatment which Mr. Get- intrudes himself into the ddsRev. Arthur G. <l:onsidine. Quinn, Mr, & Mrs Thomas' 'M. Joseph Hegarty, Mr & Mrs " $100 1ein has given the latter's pOr-' cussion his colleague is overQuinn 'Jr., Mr & Mrs Carl 'Gior- ' George H. Knight, Mrs. Glenn ~ ~n' of the subject. , - much given to use of the word' Mr & Mrs Francis J. Mahoney.. dano, Mr & Mrs Michael Bobro- Miller. Mr ,& Mrs John McEvo~ Critic of First' Rank "I." But if his: several' chapters Aubertine Funeral Home. wiecki. ' The movies as art? Many:wil'l could stand some 'chastening, $75, Mr & Mrs Joseph Moniz, Mrs Charles Eastman, Mrs Wallace esk this question immediately ,they give evidence of delibera-, 'Mr & Mrs Philip Hemingway Ann DeMello" Mr & Mrs Rosaire Bassett, Mr & Mrs John G. Murend incredulously. That there tion oand ,.ieklsome excellent Jr. Surprenatlt, Mr & Mrs Albert phy; Mr & Mrs Thomas Lovinsky Mr & Mrs John Willia,ms, Gen. ,Js an art of the cinema, Mr. Getthoughts. ' Rev. John Jao Magnani, Mr & Sylvia, Mr & Mrs Belmiro Marks. ' leinendeav0I:s to egtabiish, and The mom! dimension of art Mrs Edwin,Brady, : Hilda King, Mr & Mrs LeItine' & Mrs. Vincent Jacobs, Mrs this he does conviricingl~·.' figures prominently i~ what Fr. ,$50. , G<lnsalves, Mr & Mrs David Bol- Frank Pardee, 'Frances & MarHe ranges over the whole field Gardiner is saying. It is his conMr & Mrs Thomas M. Quinn, ton, Mr & Mrs Earle k. Rogers, guerite Doherty, Mr & Mrs Edward Corr. GI. ,art, the various ,media, and tention that bad art will in- Dr. & Mrs Thomas Flynn, Mrs Mr & Mrs 'Narcizo Cordeiro. Mr & Mrs Arthur LaFrenler.. demonstrates that a surprising evitably have a bad moral effect, William Loughlin,' Mr & Mrs , Mr &,Mrs Louis Spencer, ~r & number of them are somehow and this he applies to the movies. Joseph Donaghy. Mrs JoSeph Medeiros, Mr & Mrs Dr & Mrs Edward Sullivan, Mr included in the motion l~icture.· He argues that the proper subMr & Mrs John J. Hayes, MI' ,Frank Avilla, :Mrs Agnes Del- & Mrs Richard Cummings, Mrs ,Grace Chase, Mr & Mrs Gene He shows himself unusually ject of the films is human acts, & Mrs Joseph R. Gle"nnon Jr. aney, Mr &' Mrs N, A. Barrett. knowledgeable as ,to th~ arts, i.e., acts deliberately willed, that $40 Mrs ;William Rogers, Edward Texeira, Mr & Mrb George Mi~ and he writes of them with crisp none of these is wholly excluded Mr & Mrs John J. Smith., Mr Moorhouse, Helen Collopy, Mr-& chie. 'J!orn to Page Fifteen and easy author-ity. :k6m treatment on the screen, 8£ Mrs :Charles Murtay. Mrs Raymond A., Robichaud, He also writes strikingly' w~n, that the mode and tone' of the Frank H. Parsons Jr. " with precision 'and dispatch, It, presen~tion are C'l'ucially imMr '& Mrs ~:n~ei DeMello, Mr & Mrs Calistus Sylvia Jr., ts evident that he draws on a portant.· Miss Kathleen Herort, Mr & Mrs Mr & Mrs David McDonald, Mr OUR NEW HIGH wealth of experience and r~In this CQnnection, be exam& Mrs Richard Barry, Mr & Mrs flection, has formulated prin- ines the matter of the portrayal Angelo DeMello,-Mrs Mary Dias, Frank J. Mello, Mary B. Gracia. ciples carefully and intelVgently, of sin, laying it' down that it Mr & Mrs Frank' Coleman. Mr & Mrs Louis Cormier, Mr INTEREST OF d d 1 h Mr & Mrs ,Gerald Murphy, Dr. en can express an app Y t em is, inartistic to represent sin as .' & Mrs John Dias, William Lundy, & Mrs Manuel Botelho Sr. Richincisively. He is a critjc of the morally nonnal or in a way calard Hawkins, Mr & Mrs Louis first rank, learned but not' pe_ culated to make it a proxImate Mr & Mrs Francis Travers, Mrs D. Viera. Helen Broughton. ' Mr & Mrs Lionel Polycarpo, dantic, positive but not apodic- occasion of sin ror the normally Mr & Mrs John J. ,Quigley, Mr Mr & Mrs Robert Langley, Mr & tic. . ' . ' , '" adjusted.' & Mrs Vincent J. Hayes. In a fascll1'atmg . sectI~n, he 'Catholic's Responsibility $20 I Mrs Manuel Brillo, Mr' & Mrs Manuel Morgado. proc~~s from cons~de:a~lOn of Borrowing from a French ReOS' NOW PAID, a pamtmg of the pomtIllIst ar!- demptorist's book 'on the subMr & Mrs William F~ Hartman, ist Georges Seurat, .to the ~I- 'je'Ct, he dwells on deleterious ,Mr & Mrs Michael Smith, DJ. & «:belangelo frescoes m th~ SI~- moral effects not so much' ,of Mrs George Gendfon,., Violet tine Chapel, to t~e mosa'1c~ In particular films as 'of ~e whole Holton. ' , Ravenna, . developIng th~ Idea 'Hollywood approach to the art $15 I of th: prn~acy of matenal and (e.g., the deification of stars, the Mr & Mrs Douglas Wyatt, Mi' EACH YEAR! ,techmque 1ft the char~cter of a stress on sheerly physical allure, & Mrs Norm.anMe~ard, Mr & work of ~rt ~nd l~admg up to the cuit of violence, etc.). ' Mrs Joseph Smgleton, Mr & Mrs ,~e peculIar mat~nal and tech-, He conclUdes W1ith an excel-' Russell Leyden, Mr & MrD You ean take liuque of the,movies. lent explicationot, Pius ,XII's Thomas L. Maher. , advantage of these Techiques Studied 'suggestions as, to the ideal film Miss Joan, Delane-y, Dennis Bowen.' ,.I high earnings by ,.. The evolution of the material :and tQe .responsibility of' the Illnd technique of'the movies' and ,Cat~olic to be discrimineting'ahd " ' $10, " using our easy ,tile uses' to which they have ,to work for aesllheticand even Mr & Mrs Joseph, Pacheco,'lWr ; ~een put, he traces succinctly. spiritual growth ,1I)lroug~bis at- &; Mrs Ed~ard ArrOda, Mr &: 'BANK MAIL~':I ". This is an historical review ,'es- titude'1;oward the cinema.', Mrs JOhn Brooks, Bertha Johntablishing the vital relationships v:' son, Mrs Mary Johnson'. "SERVICE :. • • wr,j~e between successive phases in the 'POpe. Says Holiness Mr & Mrs ,Vernon Avellar,Mr developmental the movies, :,' t, " , k ' M r s Frank Moniz;' Mr &, Mrs for getails and cC?r~: right down to tHe film with,' egl()S q, om,e Julius Alexander,' 'Mr '& Mrs' , SQund,: in"~i:olor, and using ~be VATICAN CITY..,.. Christian Manuel Perri, Mr & Mrs Manuel . 'education in the home' is be- Cr WIde screen: ' ' avo. , His' particular hero is D. W. ginning of sanctity, Pope' John ,Mr& Mrs A':ltone Braga, Mr &; Griffith, who, as he makes clear, said in declaring a,2Oth century 'Mrs William Martin,'Mr & Mrs did more to forward the cinenun a saint., Pope ,Jobri canon- - Rene ,Normandin, '!4r ,&; Mrs CAPE COD'S matic art by introducing devices ' ized Sister' Bertilla Boscardin ,Arthur l\.'Iartin, Mrs ~~len Andre. LARGEST BANK of 'all sorts, from those of com- 'm the presence' of 27 cardinais ' Mr & Mrs FilliamNeary, Mr ,plex story-telling to those of and a greai crowd of Catholics ,& Mrs Richard Perry,; Mr & Mrs South Yarmouth, Mass.o • strictly technical sort, than in st. Peter's bliS!lice., ' Manuel Sylvia Jr., Mr & Mrs . anyone else who has worked in The Pope noted the new saint's' : Edmund Cadarette, Mr & Mrs the movie medium. life taught that ''today's glorifi- Sylvester Gracia. ' , He singles out, as well, feacation had its beginnings in the ", Mr &; Mrs A. L. 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lhe Parish Parade ST. MARll'~ TAUNTON Some 75. teen-agers are members of the newly organized parish CYO unit. Fit:st officers are Michael Hickey, president; Irene Megan, vice president; Rosemary Orsi, secretary; George Tyson, treasurer. Rev. Norm'cln J. Ferris will be moderator. SANTO CHRISTO, FALL RiVER . The Feast oi the Holy Ghost will be observed Saturday and Sunday, with crownings M Sunday Masses and a procesIlion at 2 Sunday afternoon, folrowed by entertainment in the church hall. ST. MATHIEU, FALL RIVER Mrs. Grace Parenteau is in charge of arrangements for a Women's Guild Communion breakfast' planned. to follow '1:30 Mass thds Sunday morning. Rev. Lucien O. Bouchard, O.M.I., missionary fmm Laos, ~ll speak. OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL, NEW BEDFORD The Women's Club will hold a ~mes party in ~he school basement Wednesday, May 24, with Mrs. Mary Botelho as chairman. MembeI"6 will participate in a day 'of recollection at Mt. St. Joseph, Bristol, Sunday, June 4, Miss Hilda Mathews, chairman, announces that box lunches will be taken and transportation arrangements will be made mt a later date. VISITATION GUILD, EASTHAM, . Mrs. John ConIlOl"s, Camp Ground Road, North Eastham, will be hostess for a social tomorrow night and MI"6. Helen Conlin and Miss May Hogan will entertain at their East Orleans home Thursday, June 1. ST. M.l).RY'S, NEW BEDFORD A rummage sale is planned for today and tomorrow at 1761 Acushnet Avenue by the Women's Gu'ild. June plans include a dance Saturday, June 17 at the Fireside, Westport and install,ation ceremonies Monday, June 19 at White's, North Westport. IMMACULATE CONCEP'l'mN, FALL RIVER' Sunday will mark the annupl corporate Communion for the Women',s Guild. To be held at 8 o'clock Mass, it will be followed in the afternoon by a three hour period, of recollection from 2 to 5 and a social hour. Women and high school girls of the parish Bre invited to attend. Rev. Robert L. Stanton, guild moderator, is' in clUirge of the conferences, which wi'll indude a questiun period. ' SACRED HEART, NORTH ATTLEBORO A pre-primary graduatiOl1 party features June plans of !J1e Ladies of St. Anne. To be held at 1:30 Friday afternoon, June 9, it wiH be in charge of Mrs. Richard Deschenes. A pot luck supper under chairmanship of MM. Gerard Desilets is scheduled ror ~:30 Tuesday night, June 13 in the parish hall. ST'. MI()HAEL'S, FALL RIVER , Members of the Rosary Sodality will be hostesses to 137 First Communicants Sunday morning, May 28, following 8:30 Mass; They' will serve breakfast to the children in the SChool auditorium unde~ the chairmanship 'of Miss Evelyn Almeida'. Remembrances will also be pre~n~d. \ The First Communicants will also participate in the May procession Sunday afternoon, followed by crowning of Our Lady and investiture with the' brown llCapular. ' SACRED HEART, NORTH ATTLEBORO Religious of the Holy Uoion of the Sacred Hearts who staff 1lhe parish school will shortly receive a new automobile £tom Duvernay Council, St. Jean de Baptiste Society. Adelard Canuel, Bruno Lalancette and Albert Pinsonnault are in charge Qf tbe project.

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ST. JOSEPH, FAIRHAVEN 'I1he new parish school fund will benefit from proCeP.Qs of a May Basket whist to be held at 7:30 Sunday night, May 2] in the church hall by the Association of the Sacred Hearts. Mrs. Alfred Lodge and Mrs. Luci"n E. Fortin are co:"chairmen. NOTRE DAME, F AlLL RIVER The Council of Catholic Women will hold its last meeting of the season at 7:45 Monday night, May 22 in Jesus~Mary auditorium. Mrs. Rene, Cadrin and Mrs. William Sloan are co-chairmen. Members will meet at the convent grotto at 7:30 for recitation of the rosary. ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL, FALL RIVER Awards, dinner and dancing featured the first annual parish CYO bowling league banquet. John Byron and Joan Fallon received High "3" awards; Phyllis Baicchi and William Boulay, high average; Margaret Goulet" and James Zembo, high single. Good spOl:tsmanship awards went to Geraldine Pereira and William Sylvia. ST. JOAN OF AIt(J. ORLEANS The Parent-Teacher Guild will hold a supper and entertainment Wednesday, May 24 at Hennessey Steak House, Dennis Port. Annual penny sale is set for Tue~ day, June 13. ST. JEAN BAPTISTE, FALL RIVER The Council of Catholic Women will install new officers at a dinner Sunday, May 21. Mrs. Lawrence Sevigny 'and Mrs. Normand Levesque are co-chair-' men. SACRED HEART, FALL RIVER . The Women's Guild will hold a dessert bridge and whist party tonight with Mrs. Henry E. Boulds and Mrs. John J. Harrington as cQ,ochairmen. ST. ANTHONY, MATTAPOISETT Mrs. Timothy J. Manning is in charge of plans for the annual banquet of the Rosary Altar Society, set for 7 Tuesday night, June 6. New officers include Miss Emily C. Perry, president; Mrs. Warren J. Ryan, vice president; Mrs. Donald K. Marvin, secretary; Mrs. Robert A..Gin'gras, treasurer. The unit sponsors monthly parties each ~cond Tuesday in the Youth Center, Tobey Lane. A contemporary fashion show is planned for 8 Wednesday night, \ May 24: in K of C Hall. Mrs. Jennie Silveira is in charge. ST. PATRICK, FALMOUTH The Women's Guild plans its fifth annual Communion breakfast to follow 8:45 Mass this Sunday morning. It will be held at . Coonamessett Inn, and ,Sister Mary 'Joel, R.S.M., superior ,of 'Nazareth-on-the-0ape", Hyannis, will speak. Mrs. BertramK. Hadden and Mrs. Harold E. MacFadden are inchai'ge'of reserva;., , tions~. ST. KILIAN'S," . NEW BEDFORD The CYO recently· held nome inations lor next year's' officerS. ~The CYO bowling teams will ·hold their annual banquet on May 2.5. at Copicut, Restaurant, Dartmouth. Trophies will be presented for the first time-boy's high, triple; girl's high triple; boy's high single; girl's high single; boy's high average; girl's high average. Individual plaques will be givell to' the highest scorillg team of the past season;'

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Urges Widow Let Children Share Family C;oncerns By Father JohR L. Thomas, S.J.

Ass't Sociology Prot.-St. Louis University

"Can a woman raise a family singlehanded? I'm a widow with four children, ranging 'from five\ to sixteen. Financially we're doing all right, though I work part time. Our children are very good, and yet I'm worded about the future. Will I know how to contend with the perverted but deai with their problems a'8 common belief that widows are they grow older? Maybe I "fair game." You can handle depended too much on my chance acquaintances in this

regard. It's truly disheartening husband. He used to say I was wfien the husbands of your best a wonderful mother, but that friends try to play at being was easy when "wolves", and you sense the' disI had him to trust and suspicion of their rely on. Now I wives. get a little panNew Self-Image icky at the. Perhaps one of the most negthought of lected aspects of widowhood is running the the need to develop a new selffamily alone." image. In 08 happy marriage, Well, in one husband and wife come to see sen s e , Ethel, themselves as reflected in each you're not other, that is, their self-image alone! The r e tends to be shaped by their are ar 0 und view of themselves as the 4,000,000 other complementary halves of a vital women in the United States currently raising unity. As a widow, your feeling of children alone, that is, without a father as a member of the value, your self-esteem, is no family.· Some of these women longer built up by your partare widows, like yourself; many ner. In a sense, you have to reothers are divorced or separated. discover yourself as an indepenTo some extent they all face dent person again-just as you s i mil a r parental problems,. were before marriage. Hence you must redefine yourthough it might well be argued that widoWs have a somewhat self, building up a sense of inner easier role to play in this' regard security and wor.th on the con':: since they and their families viction that you have ·an imcherish an image of the father portant job to do and are now haloed by the dignity of 'death wholly responsible for it alone. Parental Problems rather than clouded by the bitThis brings us up to your terness of voluntary separation. question concerning your role Personal Problems First as p!lrent. If you have made the Before you can adjust to your personal adjustments required new parental position, Ethel, in widowhood, you're well preyou must first work out satis- pared to tackle your parental factory solutions to the per-' problems. sonal problems y-ou face as a First, .face up to the fact yOll widow. . are now head of the family and One of the major challenges must confidently" assume that you face is the necessity of position fully, that is, with its planning, working and just being responsibilities, but also with its alone. Formerly, you did things authority. . as a couple, or at least with the In guiding your children, don't assurance that you could rely try to be both father and 'mother on each other' should ther<! be to them. Be yourself! As the need for support. As a widow, chi.ldren move into adolescence, you are bound to feel dreaddraw up a set of norms and fully alone. I standards that you intend to Relatives or friends can and follow, and let the children / may help, but they have their know your position clearly beown lives to lead. Your family fore situations likely to cause must remain a separatE!' unit, - disagreement arise.' and from now on you alone are Don't grant your children chiefly responsible "for its well- special privileges, and so on, to being. compensate for the loss of their ·Feeling of Emptiness father. You have all suffered 8 Learning to deal with the serious loss, but the demands of loneliness is not easy, particu- living and growing up have not larly in a society' like our own changed. that tends to be so completely Your children will try your couple-centered. Friends may patience, quarrel, test your kindly invite you out, but it's rules, and seek your love, not not very enjoyable to be the because they are fatherless but "extra woman," and there is because they are normal chilalways an added feeling . of dren. You should treat them acemptiness when you return cordingly. • home. Retain Father's Image At the same time, you have to pon't be afraid to have your children share some of your family concerns, plans and responsibilities. This sense of sharing in a common challenge will bind all of you closely together in a truly maturing experience. Some widows make the mistake of trying to "shield" .their children from the realities of their situation'. As a result, the children fail to understand some of the necessary sacrifices or restric.tion, they must endure and become resentful or critical of all that is done for them. Remember, you are not entirely alol).e as a parent. Your children retain or construct an image of their father that is very real. This can exert 8 powerful influence on their conduct and desire to su~ceed. Why not put it to good use?

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The Misses Foley, Mr & M1'S William Hurll, Mr & Mrs Cyril Marcille, Mrs Mary Walker. $35 ' Misses Catherine T. & Mar.v L. Harrington. $25 Mrs Frank D. V. & Eleanor Brady, Margaret Connors, Slaine's Flower Shop, Mr & Mrs Raymond Fletcher, Jane Haran. The Misses McArdle, Agnes & Louise O'Brien, Mary R. & FranSTUDENT NURSES' RETREAT: This quartet was ces P. Shay, Mrs Annette & among the large group attending the Student Nurses ReKatherine M;·Sullivan. ' treat at Cathedral Camp. Left to ri!tht are Joanne Perry of $20 . . Fall River, Margaret Donov'an of New Bedford, Barbara Mr & Mrs Leroy Borden, Mr & ,Cupak of Taunton and Barbara Viveiros6f$omerset. Mrs James Curtis, Mary R & Margaret Dwyer, Edward D. Fitzgerald, Mr' & Mrs Francis Mrs Albert Shovelton, Mr & Mrs & Mrs'Arthur Smith, Alice Stan: John Smith, Mr & Mrs Joseph - ton, Anna Sullivan, Mr & Mrs Geary. Mrs Ellen & Julia' Mahoney, . Studniarz, Mr·& Mrs Dennis Franlt SUllivan, Mr & Mrs Raymond Vasquez.'· Mr & Mrs Henry T. Munroe, Sullivan. Mr & Mrs Leo Sullivan, Mary. Mr & Mrs Michae~ Brett; Mr Mary O'Neil, Mr & Mrs Fred Sherry, Mr & Mrs John T. Smith. R. Sullivan, Patricia Sullivan, & Mrs Thomas Callahan,. Mr & Mr &. Mrs Richard Synnott, Mr & Mrs Thomas Sullivan; Mr Mrs James Humphreys, Mr &. & Mrs Leverett Teague. . Mrs Wiliiam Jackson, Mr & Mrs Mr & Mrs J9seph S. Thomas. Mrs Ida Terry, Mr & Mrs Ricb- Frederick l\'IcCarty. . $15 John & Mary M~Crosson, Mr & Mr & Mrs John Connors, :Mr ard Thompson, MJ:' & Mrs TimIt Mrs William Doran, Mr & Mr. othy Thompson, Mr & Mrs Ber- Mrs Gerald Sullivan, Mr.& Mrs John J. Moloney, Mildred Pow- nard Tomlinson, Marion L. Tor- Thomas Walsh Sr., Mrs Dorothy phy. Cory, Mr & Mrs Frank Galvin. ers. Mr & Mrs Charles E. Trainor, Mr & Mrs George Gregory, $12 The. Travis Family, Mrs Victor Mr & Mrs George Guerin, Mr & In Mem<>ry of James F. Gray, Tremmel, Mr & Mrs Alban Mrs Wm. Lambert Sr., In Mr & Mrs Robert Griffin, Mr & Vezina, Chas. Wallace. Memory of James H. McAndrew.. Mrs John Maher & family, Mr & Mr & Mrs John Ward, Joseph A &: Mrs Paul Reagan. Mrs Henry Mercer. S. Welch Sr., Mr & Mr!l James ST WILLIAM'S $10 . • $100 Mr & Mrs Louis Archambault; Wilcox, Joseph Wrobleski. Francis Austin, Mrs Gerald 88. PETER &; PAUL Rev. James A. McCarthy. Beekman,' Mr & Mrs Henry Ber$50 $1,000 'John Connelly. 'Dardo, Mrs.' Evelyn Bogan. Rt. Rev. John J. Kelly. . $40 Mr & Mrs Russell Booth, Fran$100 Mrs Margaret Boodry and 'ees Brough, Mr & Mrs William St. Vineent de Paul Sc>ciety. Family. Brownell, Mrs Anita Carrolton; $100 $35 Mr & Mrs Thomas Corey. Rev. John P. Driscoll. • Mr &: Mrs Arthur Cote, CathSt.. William's Women's Guild. . .. .$60 '. erine M. & Anne Coughlin, Wil$30 Mr &: Mrs CharleS Hodki~son. The Donovan F;lmily., liam J. Coughlin, Mr & Mrs Ed$50 ' , . $25 ward Cullen, Mary -Cullen. Rev. 'Willia~n 'F. O'Connell; John E. Murphy, Mr & Mrs I Francis Delaney' & Family, . ,Eunice Dion, Mr & Mrs' Fra'ok The Lynch Family. Al;thur Doucet, Mr & Mrs· Fran. $30 cis Gauthier, Mr & Mrs Harry Doherty, Mr & Mrs· Michael .The Foster Family, Marion &: Wood, Katherine Sullivan,. Mae Dolan, Mr & Mrs Francis Dorsey. Riley. . . Mr & 'Mrs Clement Dowling, Anne O'Hearn.$25 . John J.. Honan, Mr &: MI'Ii ·Mrs Thomas Duffy, Mrs FrankThe Cahill Family, . Peter Thomas Smith.' lin Fairhurst, Mr & Mrs William . . $20 Fay, Mr & Mrs Marcellus Garity, Winifred M. Hasprey, Mr & Mrs Charles McCloskey' & Mr & ¥rs Bernard D~me:rs, ,FeeneY. . Mi:' & Mrs John Kane, Mrs Louis Mr & Mrs Arthur Ferreira, Maureen. Margaret Constantine,Mr & Greenberg, Eileen Nestor, .Mr ,&: Evelyn Finglis, Mr & Mrs John F. Fitzgerald Jr., Mrs John Fitz- Mrs Andrew Harney, .D.r & 'Mrs Mrs Roland Talbot•. T. Shannon, The gerald Sr., Mr & Ml'S Daniel· Edward . $17 Sweeney Family. Martha Hobbs. Foley. $16 Mr Be- Mrs Robert Gagnon, '.' $20 Mr & Mrs George Morgan, Mr M-r & Mrs John Maitoza.. Mrs Walter Gand,er, Catherine $15 Garside· & Nellie O'Brien, Wil;- & Mrs Thomas Farren, Edward liam Gaudreau, Mary Giblin. & Anna Murphy, Anna .Sullivan. Mrs Aloysius Eccles and Son, $15 ' Genevieve Connelly, Mr &. Mrs Mrs Augusta Goodman, WilDaley Family, Mrs Mar- 'Horace Hall, Mr .&Mrs William nam Greany, Mr & Mrs Thomas garet Daly, Mary F. G'arity, :Mr McPartland, Mr & Mrs Roland Griffin, . Regina Guilfoy, Mr & & Mrs Ernest H.asptey. Mrs Arthur Hannafin. Thibault, Mrs Lillian Reardon. Mr & Mrs Cornelius HarringMr & Mrs· 'Stanley Janick. ,Mr & Mrs Louis Viveiros. I $11 ton, Julia M. Harrington, Mr &;' . $12 Mr & Mrs Francis Souza. Mrs ·Charles Hemingway, Mrs -Ermine Merola, Henry Raposa. $10 . .' $10 Ed. Hinchey & Jean, Mrs Henry Susanna Ahearn, Ida & John Kay. Mr & Mrs Leo Caine Jr., Mrs Mr & Mrs Edw. Kelly Sr., Mr .Bagnall, Mark Bell; Edward Mary Larrivee, Mr & Mrs Albert Bowden, Mr &. Mrs Dennis Bro- Williams, Mr & Mrs Armand & Mrs William Kelley, Douglao . Law, Mr & Mrs William Leblanc., ~u. Desiauriers, Mr & Mrs Fred Joseph 8,tMary Campbell, . Chlebek. . . M.r & Mrs James Lenaghan. 'Mr & Mrs Joseph C. Murphy, Mrs Jos. Lenehan, Mr & Ml's Mr &MI'S~:Daniel Carey, The Louis Lopes, Mr & Mrs Alfred Cunningham Family, Mr & Mrs Theresa Murphy, Mi:' & Mrs , Machado, .Mr &. Mrs Raymond James Cyr, Mary E. Daly. . George Joseph, Mr & Mrs James. John Dolan, Mr & Mrs,James Stevens, Mr & Mrs John McMartin, Mr & Mrs Henl"Y MeDonnelly,Mrs John Driscoll, Mr Mahon. deiros..' & Mrs Roger Dube,. Mr & Mrs Walter Krupa, Mr & Mrs EdMrs. Thos. ·Monaghan, Mr & . ward Bl'eault, Mrs Nora Reddy, Mrs Edward Monarch, Mr .& Michael Dupont. Mr . & Mrs Patrick Dupont, Mr & Mrs Aldei Picard, Mr & .Mrs Harvey Montigoy, Tile Montle Famil5r, Mr & Mrs Edw. William J. Farren, Mr & Mrs Mrs Albert Gagnon. Timothy Foley, Mr &: Mrs F. Moran. Claire Sampson, Mrs Roben Mr & Mrs Leo Morin, Charles Eugene Frechette, Jeanne C. Partridge, The Malloy Family, John _E. Kane Jr., Mr & Mrs " Mary Morris, Mrs Stanley Frechette. Mr & Mrs James Harrington, Jeremiah Kehoe. Mroz, Francis L. Mullaly, l\fr & Mr & Mrs John King, Mr & Mrs Mrs Chas. Murphy & family. Mr & Mrs David Doyle, Mr & Lauzon, Constance Mrs John Maig!eri, Gertrude V•. Mr & Mrs Francis !\Jurray, Mr William Lynch, Mr & Mrs James Lynch. Kennedy, Mr & Mrs James & Mrs James Murray, John MUFMr & Mrs Frank Machado, Campbell,' Mr & Mrs Joseph ll3Y, ~ &: Mrs Francis MacDonald, M;r & MIlS Arthur McAn- Agnes Mason, Mr & Mrs Manuel Martineau, Mr & Mrs Frank Mattos, Mrs Thomas McNally, Imbriglio. drew. Helen :McAvoy, Margaret Mc- Mr & Mrs Joseph McGuill; Mr & Mrs John Golden, Mr & Mr & Mrs William Molloy, Mrs Paul H. Martin, Mr & Mrs" Closkey, Mr & Mrs Owen Mo-Gowan, Misses Gertrude &: eo Mr & Mrs Manuel Moniz, James Robert Sullivan, Mr & Mrs Heloise McMullen, Mary l\fQ- Moran, Mr) &,Mrs William Mur- Roger Perreault, Mr & Mrs RayNally. . phy, Norman Oliveira. mond Murphy, Mr & Mrs WilMr & Mrs Frank O'Hearn, A. liam Hurley. Mr &: Mnr Michael '1lIIeNe~ :Mrs Thos. Nugent, Ml' & Mrs Loretta O'Neil, Mr & Mrs WilMr & Mrs Laurent Boudreau, John O'~ Mr &: Mrs John liam Patten, Mr & Mrs George Mrs' John Smith. Mr & Mrs Peckham,Mrs Manuel Pimental JamesA. McKan'e, Mr & M1'8 Pav~ Artlmr Pires. Mrs Mary Quirk, Mr & Mrs ·John Zajac, Mrs Emile Viens. :Mr &: Mnl Francis Powell, 'l'he Powers Family, Mr &: l\m Leo Rioux, Mr & Mrs 'Francis Mr & Mrs Joseph Barabe, Mrs Fred F. Ralph, Mr &: Mr$ Wilfred Ryan, MJr & l'Ma Daniel Shee- Raymond Fisher, M1' & Mrs AnSalois, Mr &: M:ra John L. Shea. han, Mr & lliWa Manuel Silvia. thony Viveiros, Mr & Mra Leo Mil' & E..-..:J ~~~ S3at~-Q r.::::r Rayes, William Ryd0l'. 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Gerard Boisvert, Rev. ,Gaudreau, Joseph Gauthier, Ar,Mrs Albert Faris, Mr & Mrs ROger P. Poirier, Rev. J. Adrien mand Geri'dreau, Bernard GenJoseph Salih, Samuel Nagem &' family. Bernier. dreau. $50 Mr & Mrs Chas. Howaleck, Mr Mrs Joseph N. Gendreau, AlDr & Mrs Adelarq A. Demers, & Mrs Joseph R. Assad, Mr & bert Guerette, Rene GUilmette, $35 Mrs Tofe Joseph, Mr & Mrs Joseph Guimond,Raymond ~ar gctave O. Desmarais. George Shaker, Mr & Mrs rison. '$30 Joseph Shaker. Erne~t ,Haslam, Daniel ,HuM. A. Clement & Helena Mr & Mrs Alfred P. Massoud, bert, Family 'X'vonne Janson, ~ace, Dr & Mrs Maurice DeMr & Mrs Louis Badwey, Mrs An!!elina Jean, Thomas Jolivet: mers, Robert Phenix. August Badwey, Mr & Mrs Edouard Lacroix, Normand $25 ,Saleem Assad, Mr & Mrs Peter Lafrance. Joseph A:, Laliberte. Georges Antaya, Dr & Mrs Alberta ~amarre, Edouard Lam~ Attar. W.illiam Boudreau. Atty & Mrs bert. Mr & Mrs'Tabit S. Tabit, Mr Roland Desmarais, Hormidas & Mrs Mitchell Sweet, Mr & Robert Landry. Edmour La·. Dupuis Family, Normand L. pierre, Onesime Lapointe, Albert , Mrs Shahdan Abraham. D\lrette. Laprise. Leo Larocque, S'lI.'. ANN'E' Antonio H.' Lagasse, Romeo Charles Larrivee, Fernand La$300 Levesque, Henri Ouellette, Hervoie Sr" Leon O. Lavoie"Albert DominIcan Fathers. menegilde Tremblay, Family Lecomte, Charles Levesque, . $25 Mathilda Lussier, Notre -Dame Donald R. LeveSQue, Joseph Anonymous. ~uncil of Catholic Women. Levesque. Family Joseoh 'Le$20 .~, $22 yesque, Louis Levesque, Richard Blanche Lapointe, Mr & Mrs ,Family Anne-Marie Masse. Levesque. RECEIVES ITALIAN AWARD: Archbishop' Thomas Arthur A. Plante. . $20 , Armand L'Italien, Albert Lu$15 LJ%ger Chouinard, Ferdinand signan, Charles Lussier, Gerard J. ·Tooleri, ~ishop of Mobile~BirmingJ!a~,receives the ,Med~l ' Pauline Sorel. Francoeur, Wilfrid Jolicoeur, Lussier, Alma & Alice Masse. of the Commander of the Order of MEmt from the RepublIc $12 Diane Marchand, E~mond 'Maurice Mathieu, Romeo May- of Italy' from the Italian Cons';"l General in New Orleans, Mr & Mrs Adelard Larue. Rheaume. . nard, John McMman, Edouaed , $11 Donat Roussel, Paul Cour- Meecier Family, Joseph E. Mer- Dr. Roberto Cerchione in recognition of his concern for the Italian-American community in his diocese. NC Photo. Mr & Mrs Joseph O. St. Denis. ehaine, Irene &. :elanche' Bou- cier, $10 0hard. , Adelard Michaud, Leo Michel Hennessey, Mr. & Mrs Thomas Manuel Ventura, John De Costa, -Anonymous, Mr '&; Mrs An$18 Sr., Napoleon MoriH, M, ILuce W. Doyle, Mary Nogueira, Donald Grogan. ! tonin Bedard, Rose Bernier, Mr Diana Jusseaume Family. Morrissette, Normand MorrisLomer Lapointe, Jeannette ~ngel Stavros, Manuel Silvia, & Mrs Wilfrid Boulanger, Flor$15 sette. Desrosiers, Theodore Mercier., Manuel Troia, Manuel Paiva, ida Carrier. Armand Dallaire, Paul Duma'is, Joseph Desautels, Misses Raymond Morrissette, Francois Aime Turgeon, Johl). Sparks. ' : John Camara. Maria <;:ourchesne, Albert , Napert, Agnes, Nicolau, Adelard Jean LeBerge, Edward SheeManuel C. Medeiros, Antonio COUlombe, Gauthier Family, Mr C., M-A. '& P. Huard, Agathe Ouellette, 'Romeo Parent. han, Mr & Mrs Manuel Leitao, Oliveira, Joseph Correia, Man- & Mrs Arthur Gendreau, Mr &: Menard. , Albert Petit, Roger Pineault, ',Felix Paul, Joseph Pelletier; , Albert Guim9nd, John Viveir9S., uel Mello, Antone Rego. Mrs Jean C. Gendreau. Leo Peloquin, Adrius ,Perron, ,Emile Pineault, Joan Beaupre, AdelinoTorres, John Andrade, ' Eva Letendre, Eugen~ Morin, Pouliot &, Frascatore Family, Philippe Phenix. " George Heriair~ &; Famil~ Cecilia C; Oliveira, Antone Frei- Mr & Mrs Eugene,. Fabien .t\I'mand Raiche, Cecil Anctil, Edmour Poirier, Le~nidas Remeo Potvin, Rene J. Bernard. . ~s, Manuel Silvestre. ' Prenix, Wilfrid Poulin, Mr &: Jlamily Annie Lussier. : Poitras, .Annie Raiche, Maurice .' Raymond O'Toole & Family, Manuel Cardoza; Gilbert Mello, -Mrs Alexandre M9rin. '. F "1 L'd' 'G 'd Raiche,Henry Ramunno. ' John Coelho, DoloresCarvalhd. Antonio Cabral de Sousa, Manuel ., Mr& Mrs Hormid.as st. Pierre, • ,ar~llY, y ~a aVlgne, .e~~r.. '," A.lfred: Renaud" Camille Rich- 'Henry S. Giilet,Philip Girard; ',' Latway, Joseph M9tta Jr. ' Martha st. Laurent, Rosa Smith, Roussel, LUCien Roy, Llbolle , Ed dR' d M" Mildred' C~rry. MrsWillialll :t\fanuel Raymorld, Leo Schenck, Mr' &: Mrs Roland Sorel, Mr ok '-'etreault " , .' ,'., ard ,.;' QuaJ: '.' lyar, , ISses 'Ed6uard Bouchard Misses G.' Rio,ux" M., Rioux & H. 'La~iviere. ,Rigson, Gr~ver S~urtleff.. GeOrge Richard :Jloderick, Emidio Ta- M.:rs Edwanl P ..Tremblay, Mr " ,.., " , , , ,Bernadette Robert, Adrlen Ro: C hr ~s top h:e.r vetes, :Alice Weems•. Mrs' Gerard Tremblay. ' fc D...Coutu,re, "CecIle Gelldl'eau!: billard;;, • Blanche: &E~nestine .Charbonneau; I(.~~ne. '. ",. . ,.',' , Arthur' &: Philomena Souza; :Tam to Pawe. . TweniF-Dt. , "" B· <?~ca,r "Lev:esq~e, La.ur~(~t ,Rousseau ~LucienRousseau' Ai:.. Normand Rapoza; Mr '& 'Mal 'Francis Lennoli,Josepl\ ·S.Cor. ", '" ," . , ' lllIaynard. William LedQ,Mr:, &; Mrs' Hector l"eia; Tobias, Furtado" LauN' ,,' Orner, Paquette, Loo; Phen'~;.~af~9~~Y·Ro~:· Rol~ndROY, H;eroux, Oscar' i\isena.ult., Al~I.age.,. .' " Hervey Turgeon,Yvonne Va,nee, L" n-1 St p.' Ad'i d S · iOhn ,ventura: ' .., , " .1,9. e ."; l~rre, , e at' am.. , fred Tavares, Mr ,& Mrs .Eugefte Ro~': . Greenhalgh,Silvino ,:89,£\, ~mand SauI~Ier. $11 "ic,~ Boudron.· , D'ArrUda, , "Michael' Erickson; , if ' d Cl t " ~No['mand SeVIgny, .r~pti. Gregoris & Gilbert, ea~ara" Paul Archambault" Isabef P. ,orman $~:n . ' Sti~a'; "Cha~les'Silvia, Family., Grace Holden, John E; Petti,De. Vieira~ .," Le All d All dB' ' .." ,AcJlille S.oucy, Ronald T~rceira. H~nry J.' Ki.tchen, .Mr' &- MN Gilbert Feij-o, Elias Farnham, ona . aI', re ,er.gel"; '. Walter Theriault, Gabriel Thi- ' Mary 'T.Carvalho, Rene PateM TREMONT STREET ~n~.B~rme~~ Ernest Boas, Ana:-,: 't.'_' 'tot' D 1" 'V lli . Doriat .NQrmand. Lamontagne. Frank LOftus, ElizabetJiMitcll- naude. • Ie BOlssonneau., . ~u , . e la. . ¥' ere, . TAUNTON, MASS. . Napoleon Bolduc, Edgar. Bou-, VIJlandre, Eulahe Wheaton. ell, Anna M. Simpson,· Mrs EdJoseph Silva; Maria C. &; EsTel. VAndyke 2~2"1 6ber,' Roland Boudria, Le9ntine IMMACULAn\ CONCEPTION' ward Doucette, Goncalo Family... ilelle, Machado, -Lquise and. Man-, Mrs Samuel Lay, The Nich91- nel Carreiro, Arthur Pimen~ Brodeur, Merilda Caron. son ,Family, Henri Tessier, J900 Clarice Castro. Omer Caron, Oscar Casault, ' , $100 Anibal Arruda, 'James Travas,Romuald Chasse, Leopold nesro.:. . Rev. Paul G. COJlnolly, Leon- ,Flanagan, Jane H; Sullivan. JEFFREY E. oTohn Long, Mr .& Mrs John 90S, Jacintho Carvalho, Manuel siers, J. C. Roland Diomie, Maria ard Guay.' Burgess, Joseph Medeiros, Dan- A:' Cordeiro Family, Delores Dowling '& Bernadette Thibault.,· $50 ,Oscar J. Dube, Albert Dufault, ,Immaculate Conception Wom- iel -Hickey Sr.;' Elizabeth Stone. ,Veiga. Botne' Daniel Hickey, William H. Cristoven 'Nery, Antone Cal'iIue '. Dumont, ,Alban Dupuis, en~6 Guild. > Stanton, Wilfred, Ouellette, Rene l'eiro, Frederic Cordeir9, Ailton~o 550 Locust st. Lorenzo Durette. _ $35 Fall River. Mass. Salvas; James McCarthy. Benevides Family, Carlos Moniz. " Yvonne Emopd, Robert Forand, MN. H~nry'. J. Duffy: . ,Philip Stazzone, Mr & Mrs Jose' Ferreira Jr., Ralph +, loseph Froment, Loretta Fuller, ,$25 \ , OS 2-2391 loseph A. Gagnon. Ely Barnaby, Mr & Mrs Homer- . Roland 'AUbrey, Arthur J. 'Be- Machado, Maria Pereira, Mrs Rose E. Sullivan langer, Mrs Annie Taylor, Mr& Joseph Ml;Ichado, Joseph W. Gagnon'- Champagne ,Family. ~ddu, Holy Name Society. ' JetfreyE.· Sullivan Buckley .Jr.· Mrs, Gilbert ,Lafleur. , Wilfr,id .Garimd, Donat G o y e t t e , ' $ 2 4 :, ,James }>ruitt, .'fohn Kershura, Nicolau Viveiros, Joseph V. ~t'mel Guay, 'Family David LaJean Sperduti.° Mt:s, Ernest S;:lmways. Mr & Mrs Medeiros, Dorothy Araujo, Ida DOcque. $:!O Theodore Cabral. Gomes, Mary Perreira, Max Irene LedUC, Leo Levesque;'" :Nk' & Mrs James E. DonnelLy.. Tavares. ' IIM.<mel Levesque, Armand Lus- ' $15, ST.' MlCHi\Eli FUNERAL HOME Bier, William H. '1VIaynard. ' . ,Rosemary· Dussault, Mrs ClarST. ANTHONY OFTIfE $600. Alma Mt:Padden,' Elie Mes-, ence P. Sullivan, Mrs Clara 986 Plymouth AvenW , DESERT Rt. Rev. Humberto S. Medeiros. Bier, Robert Messier, Jean-B. Whitehead, Mary Whitehead. Fait River, Mass• .$200 . $150 Morrissette, Eudore Ouellette. 'In Memory 'of P. F. C. Daniel Tel. OS 3,2271' .ChOr-Bisbop ,Joseph Eid. St. 'Michael's ConfirmatiOn Aime Paul, Normand Paul, R.' Pimental and Manuel R. ~NI6l c. H'dl.i~, , . $25 Class. Doris Pineault,George6 POUllio~, Pimental, Dominick Sperduti. Ucenlec. Funeral D'lrllCfor ,$100 , Dr & Mrs James J. Sabl'a, Edward Quinn ok. $13 . Mr & Mrs Victor Badwey. ' , iand Registered ~bal_ Dr. Gilbert/Vincent Jules Raiche, Andre Roy.. 'l"be Hindle Family.$58 ' Orner Thibault, Joseph VaH$12 C1uette." MQrion MacMurray.. Rev. Henry Sbrogi9; O.P.. Ademord Allard. Edmond An':', Walter Cosgrove, Gerald Clou- Evelyn Almeida, Beatrice Ca-' flaya, Raymond Arsenault, Hal'- tier Sr. . ' peto. H()nJe FUNERAL HOME, INC•. old Ballard" William Baraby-. ' $10 . $40 It. Marcel Bov C. Lorrsiae Barr , '511 Sec~ St. Clarilda Barnaby, TheOdore Roland Tierney, -Everett La,Dr & Mrs Joseph Carvalb9. a....... L.aFrallae " .. Faft River, Mass. $30 ' Beaulieu, ' .Den.i~,., .Belanger;. , ,fle¥l', John.Latulippe"Carol Ann (Ie~orge A. Benoit, Albert Bel·ger. McCormick, Mrs Lawrence Mc.. ·Belmira· Tavares. FUNiRAl DIRECTORS 'OS 9-6072 Eugenie Bernier,' Nathalias ' Cormick.' $25 1~ IRVINGTON ()lI'. .. 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F4i]~a.Riyer 'mIOlLYN~ , '$300' " l\I.lrs Charles Bonner. $150 Dr ' & Mrs Richard Donovan, Dr & Mrs John ~C. Corrigan. '$125 Mr & Mrs Hugh' Golden. $100 . Mrs Michael E. O'Rourke, Mr & Mrs Joseph F. Phelan, Patrick Phelan, Mrs Charles Hurley, Mr &: Mrs Williaql. A. Torphy, Mr & Mrs Hector Mongeau. . Mr & Mrs Edward J. Delaney.. $80 Dr & Mrs Paul Dunn. , $75 Rev. Donald A. Couza, Rev. John F. Moore, Maureen O'Rourke, Margaret G. D'illon. Dr & Mrs Thomas F. Higgins, Dr. & Mrs Thomas Shea. $60 ' Mrs. Albert E. Davis & Mark Connelly, May E, Leary. , $50 Mr & Mrs Henry F'- Shea, I , . McDonald Family. Mr &: Mrs KEEPING -A WEATHER EYE OUT: Sister Mary Donna inspects a 'Weather obserMichael Foley, Dr & Mrs Carroll Gettings, Dr Margaret So vation entry made by Robert Barbuto and Patricia Mullen in the "Beehive", the forecasting s-tation on the grounds of St. Mary's School, N.ew Monmouth, N.J., believed to Doherty. Mr & Mrs John E. Connolly, be the only U.S. Weather Bureau' at any elementary school in the Nation. NC Photo. The Misses Connors, Mrs ,AnMr & Mrs James E. Mullins & thony Keramis, Dr &: Mrs Flanagan, Mary Smy~, Julia T. Higgins, Hannah C. Higgins, Mrs Family, Mr & Mrs Robert Nagle, Charles E: Brady. Harrington. Eugene F. O'Riordan. Mr& Mrs Frank M. Coffey, Mr & Mrs Thomas Norton, John Mona M. Shea, Mary Lysaght, , Dr & Mrs John Carvalho, M'l' John, W, Cummings; Mr & Mrs I &: Kathryn F. SUllivan, Mrs & Mrs Joseh 'P. Phelan, Mr &:. Catherine A. Lysaght 'Francis Doolan, Mr & Mrs Wil- ,James Kearns. William Ready. Mrs Michael H. Sullivan liam Sullivan, Mr & Mrs James Mr & Mrs Arthur Lavoie, Mr Anna E. Shay and Helen Shay. $12 & Mrs Thomas Henry, 1\1r & Mrs Mr & Mrs Emilio Disirito. . Warren Messier, Mrs Daniel Kepple~ Mr & Mrs Francis Urban, Mrs Simon SUllivan, Mr &: Mrs .An, $40 Shaughnessy, Mr & Mrs Thomas John Neilan, Elizabeth A. Neilan, drew Duffy,- Mr &: Mrs' William Frances Shaughnessy, Mrs W. F. Powers. Mr & Mrs ' Henry Leary, Fred Hacking Jr. Arthur Leary. $10 Woodcoc;k. . $35 Mr & l,VIrs Peter Sullivan, '!'he Dr & Mrs Anthony Bernardo,_ ,Mr &" Mrs William C. Furze, ,Mildred V. Carroll. Kathleen Pearson, Mr & Mrs Mt &", Mr~ ,Herman R.Mello, F'inglas Family, Edna J.Murray. Mr. ~ Mrs Joseph Tavares, Rita $30 Thomas H. Sears, Mr & Mrs Mr' & Mrs ,Leo Keigher &: Henry Holtham;' In Memory of Kathleen' Smyth""Marcella V. 'Kenny. Regan, Mr & Mrs Leo V..Gaffney. Robert Keigher, Mr & Mrs Wal":' Henry' Bunting. . . I io~etta P. Kenny, Mr &: Mrs _, Mrs, . T homas ,J" Harrington, ter E. Conrad, Mr & Mrs Everett Mt & Mrs Thomas J. Logan, James E. Burke, Mr &: Mrs John Mr &. Mrs George Nugent, Mr &: CrowleY,Mr & Mrs' John T. Mr & Mrs Luke Urban, Mr & Mrs Lionel. Braz & Family,. Mr & C\ln.lo,n,. Mr & Mrs Patrick ArkiCrowley" The Madden Family. Mrs Russell' Racette, 'Mr '& Mrs Mrs Vincen.t Johnson, Clara L. son, Mrs Winston ~nkarstran. George Driscoll. Thomas'Cullen, Mr & Mrs'Fran- Halpin.. Mr' & ,Mrs Louis Couto, Wil$ 2 5 . , 'cis Nasser. liam F. Murphy, Mr &: Mrs John Margal'et Powers;, Nora SulliFrancis Devine, Lillian Hart, Mr' & Mrs' 'thoma/'Nasser, Mullaly" Mrs -Honora Sullivan,Mary, Hart, Margaret" B, "Shea; .WUliaJii' F.' O'Neil" Mr &: Mrs , van",The ,Warrener ,Family, Mr, A,Friend.' .. &., Mrs :Bernard Sullivan,Mr & Mr & Mrs John, Keating,; . ,- Donal~ Ryan:; ''l'1je'Leonatd's, Mrs Raoul T. Gagnon. -, The' Doherty' 'Farillly, Mni . Dr. & Mrs' Be1'nard. ' Cronan, FrlmCis J; 'McDOIiald.· " ,Mary- Ellen "Higgins, ."Harold Thomas-E. Burke-"& Ahge-la Mr & MrsM. Fitzgerald, Mr &: Yolande LaLiberte,_ Mr &; Mrs T. Sheehan, Mr &: Mrs NillholasBurke, Mrs Algernon D. Sullivan Mrs He1've Be1'fiie1', Helena y._ FranCis . Ci'o~son; , '.. Raymond Hurst;Mts .Catherine :.Hoefling; &' ,.' Rita'; Emm:a McDerinMt, Sullivan, Erilest Floyd;" • Beausoleil; Mr &: Mrs' Edward' M1' ~,Mts,Edward Logan'. Kathryn Ft. Pdwer. ' . , Mr & Mrs Joseph W. Cum- Doherty, Mi' &'M1'll'J'ohfi'Jbhns.. Mrll Mary M. Tavares;, Mrs , ,Mr & Mr~' philip DiBbri, Dr,&:' ton:" " . . ' mings, Genevieve A:. Harriflgtoii, Maty:l'aylor., Mr &: MtllAnth()hY C:stlierine P. Harrington, ,Alice Mt &:"Mrs D31'ltel'·J.;O'Connor, Neves" Mrs William· 'Hacking.: ¥rs" J:bsep~" .Rockett. ,;Jr., .M~_ Peter Donnelly, Mr & Mrs Wil.:. and Gertr~de ;Lynch, Mr & Mrs, Mr & Mrs John S!lllivQn III, Mt Bernard F.; Sw-eeneyJr.' Higgins,Mr & Mrs Arttim: JOSeph Hanify Jr, & Mrs' Thomas Leonard,.Mr & Mr & Mrs J:ohn P, McAndrew; Do~m~an. .' ,; . , _ , ' " , Mr & Mrs J. Burke SJiay, lIAt &: Mrs' Robert· E.Lyohs"- Mr&: Mrs' Helena, Kelley, Mr &..Mrs,Angus . 1\:'Irs 'Joseph ,Latessa, M1' &: Mrs .Walter French. Mr~, Mrs,: Jrones F.,.. ~urke, Bailey, ,.Mr ,& . Mrs Thomas. Col+.J,ohn Byington, Vincent M.FitzMr & Mrs,John E Cruger, Mr Genevieve C'~ D'uffy, NanCy lins, Mrs Mary W. Higgins. gerald." ' & ,Mrs 'F1rank McGuigIDl, Mar:' Cartoll; Mr & M:rs James Flan-' Everett C. E'arrell ' Jr., Dr. garet Lahey, Mr & Mrs Michael Mr &: Mrs Clyde A. Murphy, nery; Daniel"'Foley;Mary v: Robert Sulli\?"an, Mr, ~.Mrs Wil-, Hanley. , Mr & Mrs William Mannion 'the Murphy. fred ",Morrissette, ,Mr,&' Mrs Nash Family, Dr & Mrs 'John' Vincent ,'J. -Murphy, Mr' & Mrs EdtnundGea'ry, Mr& 'Mrs J. J. M~ &M~s j~hn J: Mitcheli, M;r Partridge, In MemOrY of John Plltrick:Shea,Mr-& Mrs Thomas & Mrs Matthe~' Sullivan, RuSullivan. ", ' '.' W. Roche. McNally, Mrs Mary E. Touhey, dolph, L(lVal,llt, Mr & Mrs RayMrs Andrew Renaud '& Helen, Mr & Mrs Nicholas W. Mitch- Gertrude M. HurleY. mond Conboy, Mr & Mrs.Elmer ell, Mr &: Mrs Thomas F. Burke. . ,. Charles Malone, Mr &: Mrs Mrs A:mbrose F. Keeley, Mr & Stafford Sr. Mrs'Armand Gendreau, Mr &: Mrs John Welch, Mr & Mrs James K. Marum. Florence MaMrs Valada, Riedel;_Mr & Mrs -Mrs James R. Medeiros, Mr & Daniel Mahoney, Mrs.- Joseph lone, 'Mr & Mrs Mario Antonelli, Elmer Stafford, Jr., Mr & Mrs Mrs' James Owen. Lacroix, Mt &: Mrs John Halli-· Mr & Mrs, Edward Shea. Paul :r,anziset;a,Noel Giard Jr.. Anna Mae Owen, Mf & MrS gan. Mr & Mrs"John J: Shea, Ed-. Anonymous. ' T: Comiskey, Mrs 'Warren FarMarguerite Bomier, M:r &: Mrs wa1'd F. Fitzgerald,' In Memory rell, Janice -Farrell, Mr & Mrs Clai~e Y. Th~berge, Mr &Mr~ James B. Keliey Jr., Mr & Mrs of Michael E. O'Rourke,' In Joseph E, Theberge, Mr &,Mrs William P. Grant, Mr &: Mrs Memory of'Rev. Thomas F. Fitz- Anthony Amaral. . Michael'Lowney, Mrs Theresa George W. Rigby, Mr & Mrs Howard Melker, _' . gerald, MaybelO'Mara. Mrs. William 'H. Connelly, Mr Sullivan, Mr &: Mrs Bennett J. James:J: Sullivan, Mr-s James $20 I Loreto Daley, Mr &: Mrs Ken& Mrs WiIUam Costa, Mr & Mrs ~oWd, Mr "Sr.. Mrs John Bailey, T. Kane &: family Mr &: Mrs Fred Brissette, Mr neth Reih~rio; Marloh Foley, Robe!;,'t MattheWs, Hilda Phillips, Mt &: Mrs Edmond J. Metras. Mr &. Mrs Raym.bnd Monahan, & Mrs Barney ,Levesctue, Shir. Mrs Thomas F.& Eileen Higgins, Josephine M.. Greeley., Mr & Mrs James Collins; Dr & Mrs Joseph J. Shea; Mr Alice 'Condon; Mr & Mrs' Ar- ley Cates" M,rs Irene Lavoie, " , Byrne Family, Mr & Mrs J. & Mrs James H. Martin, Mr & mllhdo Andrade, Mr & Mrs John Catherine C. Shea." Anna L: Sullivan, Mr, & Mrs Kirkmani' Mr &: Mrs' Walter T. C. .l\'IcGuire, .Chester, Nuttall Mrs Edward B. Downs, Mr & Eugene .J,. Ivers, Mrs Eileen V. Jr., Mr ~ M1's c;hester ~uttall, Mrs James Lawlor, Margaret E. Neves. Morgan. . Robert & Philip Pelletier, Mr Fournier & Hat Rack Mr & , Mr & Mrs William Aylwarc;l. . Thomas . Sullivan, Margaret &: Mrs J. Philip Pelletier~ JoSeph , Mrs Alfred, Beaulieu, 'Ann ,K. The Lenaghan Family, Mr &:-, Mrs James J. Higgins, Clarence Skehan, Helen O'Neil,' Mary Carey, Mr & Mrs Francis Carey, Curt. Mrs John SimpsOn,' Mr· &' Mrs Mr & Mrs Herbert Sennett. O'Neil, Gertrude L. Mercier. , Bonner, Mrs Frank Kingsley. Clyde Wordell, Harold Higgins, Sunderland & Mr & Mrs Armel Audet, Mr &: ' Mr &. M1's 'thomas Brindley, Mr & Mrs Thomas Norton :Ir:,Mr &, Mrs Thaddeus Golitz & Mrs William H" Moran, Mrs McQuillan Family, Mr & Mrs James A. Boynton, Mary C: Ftancis McHenry. Mrs Mary Mr & Mrs Francis Tansey, Mr & family. Henne'ssey,;,- Mr & M1's ' Fred Mrs William Ready; Mr '-& Mrs Casey, Madeline Casey. $15 Joseph Shelley, Mr & Mrs John' Mr & Mrs' Frederick Zebrasky, Czerwonka. Elinore' Kennedy, MI' & MrS Mr & Mr:s William Cleare, Mrs- F. McMahon. Henry J. Lemerise, Francis W. Mr & Mrs James Conlin; ,Mr &. Mrs JohnOrpen. Mr & Mrs A~ Kenny, Mr. & Mrs, Charles F. Mrs Patril:k C. Murphy, Mr & James Nolan, Mr & Mrs Frank Leonard, Lawrence J .. Hussey Mrs Joseph Bu,trows, Mr & Mrs J.,McGrnth; Mr & Mrs'Ernest D'Ambrosio, Mr & Mrs James Creamer;Mr & Mrs Thortl:as D.' Roger~, Mr & Mrs Romeo McP. Henry Desmond" Jr., Mr &i Mrs Frank Plichta: • ," . Conlon, Nfr & Mrs Howard' Mar~ Mr& Mrs Alfred Dube, Mrs Callum. . Lena Doran, Ahnli bevine, Mr "', ¥rs Julius Cohe'n, Mrs Daniel coux:; William J. Webb, Andrade Fam& Mrs John Hogan & Katherine, Mr ,'& Mrs Thomas McGuire;' Murphy, The ,Mahoney . Family, ily, Mr & ,Mrs ~enry 'Z: Horn" Mrs Walter Falloh, Mr & Mrs Mrs Daniel J. Crotty, Mary M. Mr&"Mrs'R. F. McConnell, Mr Anna Ma~one. '.' 'Yill,iam J. Aylward. " & Mrs Thomas Reitano,''Mr &: Michael Tucker, Mr & lVIrs" Crotty. ',' , ",' , ; Mr & Mrs Raymond Holen &: Mrs Arthur Barnaby, Gertrude 'E: CrottY,William E. ,,Helen Robe,rt.~. Reid, Mary ,C" Ward" Family" Mr &' Mrll.A,.nthonY Geary,. Gertrude Kelly, Misses Mrs. James E. Sullivan,' Mr & Crotty, Mr & Mrs GeOrge Flana"- & PatridaKeating'. 'Mrs RamsH; Elias, Grace Cutgan, Ann' A. O'Neill, Mr- &: Mrs Mary & Anne Kelly, Mr' & Mrs Mrs Frank Harrison. tIe, Mr &: Mrs Roderick Hart, Kathleen McIntyre, Grace Sul- William Grace. William Renaud. . Mr &: Mrs J. J. Drislan;Mr & Mr & Mrs John J. Gallagher, . Bernadette Walsh, Mary k. & livan, Barrett Family, Mrs Mary Elizabeth P. GUiMy, Ella Demp- Murphy &: fam'ny, Mr & Mrs -Mrs George Duffy, Edward J. Margaret A. Mullaney. Mr & Mrs Thomas A. O'DonDolan, 1\8:r & Mrs Matthew s~y, Mrs Beat1'ice Santos, Mr & " J. J. Harrington. Mr & ~rs William King, Mr & Golen, RiChard B. O'Connor &: nell, Mr & Mrs Luiz V. Miranda, Mrs Martifi J. McDonald. -. Mr & Mrs William C. Grady..' T. GertrUde & Mrs joseph B.' Mrs William Walsh, Mary J. F~ly.·

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BOLT ROSARY· $20 Marietta Colucci & Family. 'Mr' & Mrs Ernest DeLalla. $;12 The Furgiuele Family. . $10 An'ne' Ciarpella, Mr' & Mrs Fred Dagata & Daughter FerioU Family, Charles Finucane., Joseph Guidotti. Mr & Mrs Raymond McGuire James McKnight, Mr & Mrs Cari Mello, Clement Occhiuti, Mr -& Mrs Joseph Pine. Mr & Mrs Joseph Ribeiro Richard Sperdl1ti, Mr & Mr~ Frank Stetkiewicz, Mr & Mrs Joseph Vieira. Josephine Bernard, Mr & Mrs Antone L. Campos, Mr & Mr~ Acquilino DiSpirito, Mr & Mr9 P. A. Emile Durand, Mr & Mr~ Edward Gibbons. Mrs Francis Joseph, The Sone of Italy-Loggia Veneto Mr &: Mrs Anthony Paiva, Jam~s Patri.. celli, Mr & Mrs Frank Perry. ' Mr & Mrs COl'lrad Pineault" Mrs Albert J. Roy, Mr & ,MUJ John S. Sousa. ST. MATHIEU $200 Rev. Henri J. Charest. (" $50 Rev. Thomas E. Morrissey" In Memory ot Rev. Aurelian L, Moreau.

$30 Ida and Valeda Leboeuf. $25 In' Memory of Rev. Aurelian L. Moreau, Dr &: Mrs Eugene' Di~nlle, Gracia Parenteau, Edg8l? POIsson; $24 Mr &: Mrs Rosar~o JMartel.

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Mr & Mrs Joseph Swage, DenStanley Kret. 0'Brien Jr. , nis Delaney, Mr & Mrs Thomas $'75 Donated in Memory of Helena Bowler, Jose M. Silva Jr., Mr &' Rev. Walter A: Sullivan, Mr & Mrs E, Casper. Mrs George Hurley. ' • Wallace, Mr & Mrs Patrick Smith, Eugene D'- Lamarre Thomas Vanasse, Laura Sulli$50 van, Mr & Mrs John Dean, RichRev, James F. Buckley, Ernest James W. Curran, Thomas SUl1i~ van. ' ard Nizolowski, Mary Mello. Kilroy, James F. Diskin. Louise Ponton, Mr & Mrs SANTO CHRISTO Mr & Mrs Lawrence A. Coyle.. $35 ." Bruno Baiocchi, Mr & Mrs Henry $1,200 HOL~ NAME. SPEAKER: Michael J. Welch, Holy Hawthorne, Mary Sullivan' Mr Rev; Arthur !p. dos Reis. The Lavagnino Family. Name SOCIety preSIdent of ,St: Joseph's parish, Taunton ' & Mrs' Laurent Dufour. ' $125 Gertrude O'Loughlin. Mrs Lillian Turcotte & Daugh- welcomes Rev. John P. Reid, Rev. Anthony M. Gomes; , $30 of Providence College' . $100 ...... The Dunn Family, Mary ter, Edward Dempsey, Mr & Mrs who piscussed communism at society's annual communio~ Warren Dwelly, Mr & Mrs Fran- breakfast. In memory of Rt. Rev. ,FreDO'Dwyer, Rose Dowling. . . cis O'Neil, John Kelly. cisco C. Bettencourt. ' $25 Catherine. Butler, Carolyn Gibney, Mr & Mrs Edward'P. Anna, Sullivan, Ruth Henry, $'75 lVir" & Mrs Edward Sullivan, Thomas Loftus, Loretta Norton, . Rev. Daniel L. Freitas, 1ft ' , Mr & Mrs Edward Levesque, Mr Walsh, Mr & Mrs Joseph Desro- Grace. sier, Francis A~ & Lena Moran. Memory of Rt. Rev. Francisco & Mrs Joseph Ryan, William Thomas Riley, Michael Sulli- Mr & Mrs Frank Sanders. Mr & Mrs Thomas Carroll. , Mr & Mrs Robert Rowe, John C. Bettencourt. van, Mr & Mrs Francis M. PowO'Brien. . Mr. & Mrs George W. Booth, ers, Virginia Sullivan, Mary Desmond, Mrs George Beaulieu, $50 Helen Joy, William J & Cecilia' John Manning, Delhi J. & Cath·In Memory of Rt. Rev. FranSheahan, Josephine Hurley,' Rosella Tuite, Mary Nelligan Maleady. Leo M. 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' ory of Mr & Mrs Thomas McNer& Mrs Thomas Manning Mr & 'Mr & Mrs Daniel Sullivan John Brilhante. $20 ,ney & Mr & Mrs William J. Fair, Edward Fay, Arthur Pavao' $12 Mr &, Mrs Terrance Lomax, Mrs Arthur Hanley, Mr '& Mrs clough. Charles, O'Coimor, Owen Mc~ Mtone Sousa. Helen Kenney, Eileen A. Sulli- Edward Baldwin. . . . . . $'75 ,·;Mr & Mrs William J. Blythe Donald. . , $10 vap, Gertrude Sullivan, In Dr. John E. Manning. Dorothy McLachlan, John Clara Simas, John Moniz AlMemory of Daniel & Mary Simp- Sr &. Son, Mr &' Mrs, Thomas MargaretM.· Sullivan. Wilkinson, Catherine McGreavy Simas, Mr &' Mrs 'Joseph Golden, fred L. Campos, Alfred Car:eiro son. $60 Mary J. Murphy, Mr & 'Mrs J. Ellen Kenney, Mr & Mrs Edward ~r, '&. Mrs Frank LaBossiere; Francelina Costa & Family. ' 'Elizabeth Trainor, James·Hey- . Madeline Connors. Betty. " .. ',Manuel Arruda, Dr. Nelson Frank Whelly. , Anna Connerton, M~y Adam, wood, Quillian Leary. 'Mr & Mrs Frank Halligan, Pinto, Jose Soares, Mariano F. 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' Misses' Ma'ry v,. & Anna . G. Higgins, Louise Higgins, William ,Family, Jose Silva Family' Flora The Harringtop Family, Cath- James Kea.ting, Mr & Mrs BerMcCarty. . Viveiros. ." Moniz, Hermina Pacheco.' erine Brahy, Margaret Barrett, nard Ryan, Mr &' Mrs James $25 Ryan, Irene Murphy. Orner Petit, Milford Mitchell, Anthony ,Pacheco, Jacintho Mr & Mrs George Boitano. James Con~or"MaryV & Alice Mr & Mrs Everett Silva, John . Cabral & Family Mr & Mrs Chester E. Kulpa, Margaret Kelliher, Margaret Edmond ,C. Harrington, Lodivine LeDomingos, Patrick Delaney Jr. Chouinard, . David' Rezendes, A. Kennedy & Thomas F. Ken- Mary J.- Crawford, Mr & Mrs Moyne, Mr & Mrs Fred R~ Dolan. nedy, Mr & Mrs Robert Mitchell. J?sephMagriby, Mr & Mrs PatCatherine Kirkman, William Joseph Bealieu. Mr & Mrs Joseph McManus. In Memory'of Charles E. Con- rICk Kelly, Mr & Mrs Stanley Kirkman, Vincent Canole, James :Manuel Marques, Manuel FiMr & Mrs Ovila Brabant, Mr Sikora. . 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Mr & Mrs Joseph O'Connen. ney, Helen Simpson: Switzer, Mrs Albert Carpenter. ~ .Pacheco Family, Manuel· S. Jr. ' . . , ' $12 Mr & Mrs Manuel Estrella Joseph Kitchen, Raymond Mo- DlOgeneS, ..;\ntone Rezendes, $20 Mr & Mrs James Frank. Lenora Estrella, Mr & Mrs Joh~, quin, Mr & Mrs Thomas Kitchen, Joseph MedeIros. Mr &, Mrs Arthur, Andresen, Raymond Peloquin, Mr & Mrs $10 ~'Connor, James D,acey, JosephJose Pacheco, Mario Pereira, . Mr & Mrs William Davis. Catherine O'Donnell, Williani me Cyrkiel.. " NormanJ. Meyer. Andrew Rebello, Antone CabeLillian Madden, Miss Eleanor '-O'Donnell, Margaret Hickey, Mr :Rose Senechal; .Mr . & Mrs Mr &; Mrs John Harding, Paul ceira.s, Aldina Quintal,' Edward & Mrs Eugene LeClair, R~ E.ugene ~ertr~nd, John Fitzpat- R. Mullaney, In Memory of MauCullen; Raymond Sutcliffe, Miss Perelra.Kidd. rIck, Allce FItzpatrick,' Joseph rice F. Byington, Miss Jennie Florence Sullivan,' Ellen L. Turn to Page Thirty-one. Griffin, . Mr & Mrs James R. Robert F. Coggeshall, Nancy Lynch. Coughlin. . Sullivan, Mr & Mrs John CaMr & Mrs A1fre~ Depin; Hele~ M~tchell. William -Chippendale, Mary' ' ena, 0 your .Mr & Mrs Patrick'Hurley, Walsh" A Friend, Ursula Riley. \ Hi~lt"R MdaryNs CBhudrch,. Ta.rkiln et.mara , Mr & Mrs Norbert Car- Burns, Catherine Moffet, Mrs' Joseph, DaRocha, Mrs Mary & Martin Mitchell '. oa, ew e ford, WIll be ~ valho, Mr & Mrs John J; Cox Jr. Frank Morrissey, Mr' & Mrs Margaret Morriss, 'Mr & Mrs Grace PhelariStanley Ows- the scene of the last Serra Club Madeline Dussault, Mr & Mrs J\bsalom Sutcliffe. Catherine' F Coughlin Holy Hour for the season: It will Frederick Morrissey, Mr & Mrs ~ Mary T. HurleY,Margaret A. R~ger Lachapelle, \James P. ney Murpq.y. .John Duggan, Gertrude Harring- ......Hurley. . Ma~y J. Coughlin, F~ailcis BigOS: be held ~t 3 this Sunday after, Vivian Lebrun, William White.Catherine Lomax,'Helen La- noon. Th,ts monthly devotion will ton, Lena' Reilly.~~.&Mrs Raymond'J. HayeS; head. Mr & Mrs HenrYT.Rocha, Wmlfred & Margaret Britlartd max, Helen Cox, Murt & Leo resume 10 September. lohn J. Hearne, William Lyneh, . Mr & 'Mrs Daniel Grace Mr~ $15 Fox. . . ' . Mr & Mrs Bennis Lynch, Mr & William Gastall, The Loughman 'Margaret Dunn, Grace' Dunn Robert Jackson, ,Mrs Elmer Mrs Edward Regan. Family. Mr & Mrs John J. Moynagh, Mis~ Learned,. Alice Bailey, Martha Mr & Mrs Rosario Marchese, ,Mrs Bridget. McNulty,:Angela Ethel Halligan, Mr & Mrs Ray- E. Martin & Louise M. Rioux. Mr & Mrs James. A. Robinson, Cyr, Ellen O'Brien . Loretta mond Nestor, James Sullivan. In Memory of Wilfred J. . Mr & Mrs William Wyrick, Eliz- Ha_nnigan,. Mr &' ~s ,Everett.' Nancy Swit?=er. Margaret E. Baker, Kathryn Drogue, Mr & abeth F. Whalen, Mr & Mrs John . Smith. . .' . Coleman, Julietta Delahanty, Mrs Michael Murphy, John Gorman. " Mr & Mrs Arthur ·V. Ferreira Josephine Louette. . Malloy, Elizabeth Owens. 273 CENTRAL AVE. Claire O'Toole, James Win:' Mr & Mrs John McTague, Mr &.. . Mr & Mrs George McCoomb, Marie Sardinha, Julia. Sulli) gate, Ida Callahan, Mr & Mrs M;rs John Dutra, Grace Martin &. Mr & Mrs James J .. McMahon van, Manuel Grovello, Thomas Leo Levesque, Margaret Riley. Family, Mr & Mrs Harold. C. Kathleen Gallery, Mrs Kathry~ Beaulieu, Hartnett Family. Lil. NEW BEDFORD .Julia Ring, Clara Just, Claire Nagle. ' Doherty, Sarah Halligan. . lian Guthrie, Mrs Mary Leary, Just, Mr & Mrs Manuel Ferreira, Amelia Standish, Annie Tuite,' Mr & Mrs JOseph Donnelly.. Margaret Tolan, Agnes Fogarty. WY 2-6216 Mr & Mrs Patrick McCann. Bertha Manning Mr & Mrs Kenneth Sutcliffe.·' Leo Fogarty. Mr & Mrs James Soares, Miss Frank Cavanagh, Mr' & M r s . $12 Frank DuVaUey, Mr & Mrs Patricia Sullivan, Edward Darcy Hc~nry Cottrell. . Mrs Hugh Lennon, Alfred DuCharlotte Kiley, Mary A. Shea &. . Sarah Booth, The Grondin pras, Mr'& Mrs -!ames Hoyle Jr,,' . Belen D. Goff. '. Family, Mr & Mrs James Coyne James Roberts. '. . 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Manuel Rodrigues, Louis Makuch. strum~mted spacecraft. at the Space Technology Laboratori~s, Ine. Receiving the science $50 Maria Furtado, Joseph Balta- briefing from Eugene R. Spangler, left, of STL are Sister Gilmary and Dr. Eugene SpaiD, Anonymous. zar, Edmond Arruda, Manuel scien'ce instructors. NC Photo.. ' . . .. '., , $40 Rego. Mr & Mrs Frank McLaughlin, , ST. HEDWIG Richard Porter. $30 $130 Mr & Mrs Gerald Moriarty. Franciscan Fathers. $25 $25 SEATTLE (NC) - Notes on, As they, discussed the book Grace, Anne & Thomas BanCHICAGO (NC-The basketMr & Mrs Frank Kulesza. his projeated a·U!tobiography phest~rton snatched a piece of ball team, of DeMatha High croft, Gertrude & Loretta Daley, $15 made 35 years ago by Gilbert C()py paper from his ·desk, and School, Hyattsville, Md., heads Mr & Mrs Leonard J. Entwistle, Mr &' Mrs Michael Zajac & KeithChestertol). were present- scribbled his ideas for chapter the Hst. of 20 top Catholic teamtl Mr &, Mrs James McCarthy & Daughter Micheline. ed to' Seattle University by a 'headings.' ' in the nation in the 11th annual! Frances. $10 He. wrote six, of them: "Why All-American, All-Catholic high Miss Rita T. McGlynn & Mrs' Edward Przybyla, Dr Walter Methodist educator. . In giving the n<>tes to the the Child Is Right,'" "How I school basketball selections ~ Theresa Blossom, In Memory of , Adamowicz, John Barylski, The Robert L. Speeter. . John J. Powers Jr., Beatrice Misses Buba, Mr & Mrs Frank Jesuit school's journalism de- Nearly LOst Myself," "How I partment, Professor Vernon Mc- Missed Saving the World," "My \ Sassi. DeMa1llla's 9tar, six-'foot John Strzepek. Kenzie also recalled some rich Heresy," "How I Discovered Austin, was named on the fil'Bt $24 Nellie Kucharski, Mr & Mrs Malcolm Pires. team selected by Speeter; AleG Stanley Szulik, Mr & Mrs Joseph anecdates about GKC, :f<uned Humility" and "My Questions Are Answered." $20 named on the team were BryeD Szaro, Mr &. Mrs Ted Szelag, British convert-autho.r. Arthur D. Bancroft, Mr & MrS Bert?a Cournoyer. Will i a m s , Sohlarman High Professor McKenzie, professor Bad Firm Ideas ..... George H. Brightman, Fr:ancis School, Danv1lle, TIl.; John VarElIzabeth PaUa, Mr & Mrs emeritus of journalism at the As it turned out, Chesterton's Byers, Stephen Cavanaugh, Stanley Loss, Magdalene Kur- University of Washington and autobiography ino, st. Mathews', Monroe, La..; was not published Anonymous. Mike Silliman. St. XavieE, kowski, Mary Perry, Mr & Mrs now a faculty member at SeatUe until after his death 10 years John Gordan Jr., Mr & Mrs Bronislaus' Gacek.. LoUisville, Ky., and Richard Dee, University, acquired, the .notes later. When Professor· McKenzie William P. Powers, Nathaniel B. Seton Hall, South Orange, N.J. when he visited Chesterton in Mr & Mrs John Robak, Mr & talked to the author, «he had Stewart, Mrs Lois Sullivan. Speeter picked 30 top stars CIa Mrs Leroy Ambrose, A. Dawicki, London in 1926. some firm ideas about not maksix teams. . $15 Mr & Mrs Peter Remillard, Mr & 'Most Impressive' ing ,it a 'conventional autobiogMr & Mrs Prior Basset, James Mrs Arthur Sylvia. ,. A.Minneapolis attorney, Spee.. "Ohesterton then was owner; l'8phy.' " J. Clark, Mr & Mrs Francis ter is an avid high school OOS<> Mr & Mrs Michael Mularczyk, editor, publisher and most of the Crowley, Grace Donnelly, Mr & The finished work seemed to ketbaH fan. Each year he reMr & Mrs Antone Sylvia; Mr & staff of G.K.'s Weekly . . . He Mrs Hugh T. Early, achieve this goal. ChestertOn ceives reports on Catholic high , Mrs Bernard Cook, Bronislaus smoked vile cigars but he was a Eric Erickson, ,Albert Hill, Mr Gacek. told little about himself in the school tealllfl in all parts oi In()st impressive man," recalled &: Mrs Stephen Markey, J. book but it is considered a good the CO\Hltry. His annualseleeProfessor McKenzie. ST. ANNE'S Joseph Marshall & Family, Mrs tions are published in the New "He puffed at hiB inevitable source of stories about hill . John O'Brien, Dr Edward Welch. $175 World, Chkago archdiocese cigar-emphatically not a Cor- friends. $12 Rev. Armand J. Levasseur. Professor McKenzie has passed newspaper; ona-":while he peered at me Maurice Bourque, James J. $100 . from behind his pince-nez, and the now-fading notes on chapBreaks' Stith's Records Gleason, Mr & Mrs Arthur Hunt. Sodalities of !;;t. Anne's Par- we discussed the book which he ter headings to Father Francis $10 DeMatha is located in a s\1b.o lah, St. Vincent de Paul Society hoped 9hortly to write--the Greene, S.J., director of Seattle Einar Anderson. Gerald AD- of st. Anne's Parish. story of his life." University's journaLism depart- uri> of Washington, D.C., and thony Jr., Anne Aylward, Fran$75 . conducted by the Ttinitariaa ment. cis Aylward, John Barlow. Fathers. Its basketball team, Rev. Roger J. Levesq~e. let, Mr & Mrs Raymond Gu~ Carmen Basilio ·Joins coached by Morgan Wootten, Mrs Amelia Barriteau, Jere$50 rette, Mrs Bertha Hamel, Edwon the Washington Catholie miah Barry, Eric Besso, Joseph Mr & Mrs Adrien DeSl'osiers. ward Houle. League championship, the K of c: BirtwisUe, Ralph Booker. , $25 College StaH . Invitational tournament and finMr & Mrs· Rodolphe Huette. Frank Botellio, Edgar BoudMrs, Cordelie Langlois, St. SYRACUSE (NC) -.: Carmen Mr & Mrs Joseph Jusseaume, ished with a 26-1 season record. reau, Mr & Mrs James Bryan, Anne's Credit Union. Basilio, former world welterIn Uhe K of C tournament, Mrs Mattie & Yvonne Lafleur, weight and middleweight boxGordan Burt, Mr & Mrs Charles . $20 , Cafferty. ' Aust-in ,was voted the outstandMr & Mrs Leo ~lduc,Theo Paul ,Lafleur, Mr & Mrs Aldei ing champion, has accepted a ing player. lie broke four tolDJames J. Cafl'et:ty, Jeremiah dore Lariviere, Lemlin's Hard-, Lafrance. position iii. the physical fitness Mr & Mrs 'Leopold Laperriere, program of Le Moyne College nament records which had beea Carey, Sadie Casey, Mrs Mary ware. set in 1957' by Tom Stith, st. Mr & Mrs Wilfrid Larocque, Mr here, the college has announced. Cheadle, John L. Coholan. $16 Bonaventure U. All-America, & Mrs Joseph Lavoie Sr., Mr & Kathleen Coholan, Louise CoMr &: Mrs Arthur Fontaine. '11he college is' constructing an Mrs Joseph Lavoie Jr., Mr & Athletic and Recreation Center whose sports career now hall holan, Patrick Conlan, William $12 been interrupted by a siege oi Mrs Charles Lebeau. . Connell, M. Francis Considine. Mr & Mrs Armand Bolduc. which is expected to be ready by $10 '\ Lucille Lebeau, Marie Lebeau. February, 1962, w hen Mr. tu~u1osilll. Mr & Mrs Charles H. Couza, Mr & Mrs Pierre Lussier, Mr Basilio, a one time U.S., Marine, Mrs Helen Cowell & James, Mrs Mr & Mrs Ulysse Auger, Mr & Work Party Russel Crawford, Clifford Crow- Mrs Albert ,Avery, Mr &, Mrs & Mrs Thomas McKenna, Mr & will become active at the school. ley, In Memory of John F. " Wilfrid Benjamin. Mr & Mrs Mrs Alfred Mailhot. The Newman Club of BradThomas J ..Niland, director of Mr. & Mrs Joseph Moniz, Mr athletics, said Mr. Basilio wilJ ford Durfee College of TechnolCatherine Daley. Arthur Blain, Herve Boisdair. Edmund De Coffe, Gregory Mr & Mrs Lucien Brunelle, & Mrs Marcel Morency, Mr & center the attention of students ogy, Fall River, will hold a work Derby, Alice & Elizabetli Dono- Mr & Mrs Mahl()n Burdge, Mr & Mrs Roger Ouimet, Mr & Mrs on physical fitness, which the party at St. Vincent de Paul van" Albert Duchaineau, James ,Mrs Ernest CarDn, Mr & Mrs Charles Payette, Dr & Mrs Louis President of the United States Camp, Westport, Wednesday. H. Dunphy. ' Normand Cayer, Mr & Mrs Phil- Perras. May 24, beginning at 9 o'clock. has stressed time and again. ' Mrs James Petty, Beatrice Romeo W. Dupont, Harold ippe Carignan. Dupuis, Mr & Mrs Charles EcoHelene I;>enault, Mr &' Mrs Poirier, Damase Raymond, 'St. nomos, Richard Gero, Anthony Ernest Deschenes, Suzanne Des- Anne's Sodality, Mr· & Mrs" Giannetto. chenes, Mr & Mrs Cesaire De- Harry Sears. Mr & ,Mrs .Thomas' Sharples; Stanley Gorczyca, Anthony sorey, 'Mr & Mrs 4xthur, Des,INC. Mr &. Mrs'Alfred Sicard, Mr & Govoni, Frederick Greer, Leo r()ches.' ..' "', .. Griffith, Emile Guilbert. . Mr & Mrs' Willia'in, Duclos, Mrs Leon: Steiblin, Mr & Mrs . '. . . Edward Hamer, Mr & Mrs Claire Dumont, Mr & Mrs Ray- John Sylvia Jr., Mr &' Mrs John Lawrence' A. Harney Jr., Mary- mond Dupont, Mr & Mrs Alfred Townley. Jo Harney, Miss Marie Harring- , Ferland, Mrs Lorina Fontaine. Armand Vermette, Mr & Mrs ton, Wiluam Howard. ' Laurier Frenette, Jeanne Gou- John Vessella. Rose 'Jones, Frank 'Kalish, Margaret Kenney, Robert A. Kramer, Frank E. Leahey. WANTED:. OTHER SHEPHERDESSES Edward C. Leahey, Louise Might not Christ, the Good Shepherd. be calling you to His service? Mackay, George MahOn, Josepp , The Sisters Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary F. Marshall, Leonard Mason. serve the divine Shephet-d of souls in the following fields: ARTH!J~ J. DOUCET FRANCI$ J. DEVINE ,Teaching, Social Work, Nursing, Foreign Missiono. Domestie Albert Mayall, Mr & Mrs EdWork. 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they vowed in order to· prepare for the 1,000th anniversary 01. Poland's conversion. This year' af· the ',"G~eat Novena," :.as the 'nine-year pro;gram is called, is dedicated ,to the "Rebirth of the Family." It will officially open Sunday. Stefan Cardinal Wysiinski; Primate 'of 'Poland, has asked aU Catholics to listen '. carefully to sermons tha,t will be prea'ched throughout t~e year in thecom~ 'munist-controlled country oil the' nature and tasks of the Catholic family. ' '\ . . ST. MARY-OF-THE;WOODS , . 'Renew voWS _ . (NC)-William Oliver MartIn, He began' his pastoral le,tter chairman of Rhode Island University's philosophy department,., with mention of vows taken in wiU give the commencement ad" 1956 by a miliion PoH~h pilgrims dress at Saint' Mary-,of-the- at Jasna Gora, the shrine of Our Lady of Cze~tochowa. The Great Woods College, Lod., June 5. Larson Tool & Stamping Co.; Ripley 'Bi Gowen Co.,lnc., Attle-' bol'o 'Ice Co., The Artcraft Co.. inc., Sillinap,'!l' Shoe Store. , I Clegg 'Manufacturing & Tool Co., Inc., M. F{Ashley Co" Con"; ~eily Gold' ,Stamping, Cottag~ Bakery, Herbert C. Lavigeur. .: Attleboro 'Bowladrom; Bowen Bros. Elec; Co.,' O>E: Cameron & ' Son" Inc., :Alfred's Beauty Salon,' Chal'1es. E. WilliS;' Inc~ Brow.n's.·: '

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Appeal Total Climbs to Ha~f·MalidOU'a Continued from Page One Sacred Heart ll,747.50 St. Anne 1,512.00 St. Anthony of Padua 1,474.50 St. Anthony , of the Desert 1,174.00 St. John the Baptist 2,524.00 St. Louis . 1,974.00 St. Matthew 1,801.50 St. Michael '2,709.55 St. Patrick a,468.0Q ~S. Peter & Paul ~-l,1l9.00 St. Roch 2,530.50 St. William 3,413.50 Santo Christo 3,709.91 NEW BEDFORD Holy Name 8,070.00 Holy Rosary 420.00 Immaculate C()nception 2,230.25 Mt. Carmel 7,786.75 Sacred Heal't 3,482.75 St. Anne 2,081.25 St. Anthony of Padua 2,803.50 St. Casimir !}29.75 St. Francis of Assisi 892.00 st. Hyacinth 1,106.00 St. James 9,967.80 St. John the Baptist 4,039.50 St. Joseph 8,792.55 St. Kilian 2,558.00 St. Lawrenee 18,224.26 St. Mary 3,871.95 St. Theresa '; 2,559.00 TAUNTON Holy' Family 2,336.5Q' Immaculate Conception 3,728.00 . 1,837.00 O. L. of Lourdes 2,613.25 Sacred Heal't 3,410.50 St., Jacques 2,516.00 St. Joseph 3,933.25 St. Mary 3,040.00 st. Paul A'lrTLEBOBO Holy GhO&1;· Z,880.00 St. John 12,228.00

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St. John of God 2,606.50 St. Patrick 3,659.00 st. Thomas MOM 11,067.50 So. Dartmouth 4,627.50 So. Yarmouth 3,995.00 SwanseaOur Lady of Fatima 4,789.50 St. Dominie ~,655.50 St. Louis of Franee 3,296.00 Vineyard Haven 1,756.00 Wareham 5,913.00 West Harw4eh 945.00 Westport 4,472.00 Woods HolIt 864.00

Novena, grew o,ut of that pilgrim- ~f our Bapti~. In, this fifth year age. ,. , we will,conduct the work under . "In a moment you .will be re- the .motto: ,The FamilY Strong' . newing ,iii your parish church inGod~"' the Jasna Gora vows," he said. The pilgrims at Jasna Gora ~'This will take place simul~ ("Bright Mountain") put Poland taneo~sly all over ,Poland. With under, the protection' .of th~ this solemn. act we start tl;1e fifth .Bless~ Virgin laS Queen of year, af work of the. Crl'eat Poland., They vowed to prepare Novena preceding the milleniuni' .for the 'i,OOOth anniverSary of ,

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Poland's conversion, known as 'the Sacred Millenium, 'by nin~ years of prayer and work for .. Christian life. , The Polish government is eeloebrating ,the· l,i>ooth anniversary. of Poland's consolidation into' statehood during the years 'from 1960 to 1963.' . . "'. . The first year of. the .Great Novena, 1957-58, w~ the year' of loyalty to God; Jesus , Christ and the Church. The seCond was. , the year of grace and -the third. the yellr ot ~e. . . *,a~t year, the fourtJi, the year of Catholic marr:iage. Next year, the sixth, wIn be the year of Christian education. Then come . the year 01. social justice and love, the year of ,correction of' national defects, and finally the year of devotion to the heavenly Queen of Poland. Each Novena year begins OIl the first Sunday after May a, feast of Our Lady Queen of Poland. IIII• • • • • MJ!jit!i!W

OSLO ,(NC) The fIrst In 1956 the Norwegian Pat'Jesuit priest to be per':'lanently ~anientvoted'll1 to 31 to end a'ssigned ~ Norway. since the the prohibition on Jesuits. Jes~ country' lifted its 142-'year-old uits from abroad had long been ban on Jesuits is working as a admitted 'as. tourists, but not chaplain to lIungarian refugee~ ,those seeking formal permissiOll He is ,Father Kalman Horvath, to enter as residents, S.J. Father Horvath, who is 40, '. Jesuits and members of other' was rector of the Hungarian orders were ban"ed from Nor-' College ~the University of way under Article 2 of the 181~ Louvain, Belgium, from 1958 to ConsWution. It read: 1960. Before this he had been a "The· Evangelical Lutheran teacher in Leopoldville, in what religion shall be maintained and was then the Belgian Congo, con s tit ute the established i •IDIBl11 ' mm• Church of the Kingdom. The inM M.,. habitants who profess said religion shall be bound to educat~ 'W IIIQ U ·their children in the same. The Jesuit ~nd other monkishord'erg Shall not be tolerated. Jews furthermore are excluded from the country." , Teacher in Congo The prohibition against Jews was lifted' in i85!. In 1857 the first effor- was made to end the ban ,on Jesuits and members of three' religious orders. The clause "other, monkish orders" was removed from the constitution but the ban on the Jesuits remained. ' '

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