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Evening star., 1953-07-16

had the woman's two young chill
dren with them when they were
surprised by Detectives who had
cleared the neighborhood before
breaking-in on them with drawn
guns.
Residents Take Cover.
A. dozen detectives, acting on
a ttb about the car used by the
robbers, warned residents to go
indoors because they feared the
suspects would open fire on
them.
The two surrendered without
resistance, however, in a home
at 1925 North Inglewood street.
Police quoted Mrs. Humphrey
as saying she is the wife OF a
soldier now serving in Japan.
The woman's two daughters, 9
and IL years old, were turned
over to Arlington County welfare
officers.
The two were charged in the
holdup Tuesday of the Regional
Finance Co. branch Office in
Chevy Chase, Md, where $612
was obtained at gun point. The
robbery occurred a few hours
after a detective had warned the
Office manager that "you may be
next" in a series OF similar
hold-ups.
Washington police said the
woman admitted taking part in
the $4,000 ho1d-up of a liquor
store at 914 Rhode Island ave-
nue. NE. on July 2. They said
the pair also is suspected in the
S410 robbery of another liquor
store at 1900 Rhode Island ave-
nue. NE. in May.
Taken to Rockville.
Dickerson, when booked in
Arlington, gave his occupation
as clerk" He waived extradi-
ton and was taken to Rockville
Jail. where he was held in $4,000
bond on a charge of armed rob-
berry.
Police said witnesses identified
him in the three robberies.
Police were told that Dick
erson was paroled from an Ohio
prison February 5, after serving
five years on a 10-to-25-year
sentence for the armed robbery
of a jewelry store in Columbus.
No arms were found in the
house. but police located a So
caliber revolver in the glove COM
partment of the car used by the
pair.
Dickerson started toward the
car down steps to the garage
when he learned of the raid. He
turned back into the house when
he saw an armed detective stand
ing by the automobile.
Mrs. Humphrey. charged as an
accessory, told Commonwealth
Attorney w. j. HasSan she would
accept extradition after her sis
ter arrives in Arlington from
Herndno, Va, to take custody of
the two children.
She previously had told Judge
Harry Thomas she would not
waive extradition at this time.
The raiders reported they
found $540 in a bureau drawer.
The detectives gathered around
the house by prearrangement
after Dickerson and Mrs. Hum
phrey drove up in a two-tone
green car.
The car previously had been
traced through a license num-
Der issued to Mrs. Humphrey
while she was a temporary resi-
dent of Montgomery County, it
was said.
The number had been fur
nished by witnesses to the rob-
berry in Chevy Chase.
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First Miss Washington
EIiminutions Monday

First elimination in the cur
rent Miss Washington" contest
will be held Monday evening in
the TOP of the Park" room of
the Woodner Hotel, 1886 Six
teenth street NV.
Judging will start at 1880 pm,
and the 81 semi -f1nalists should
be chosen by II o'clock.
On Sunday, at 2 o'clock, the
preliminary rehearsal for the con-
test will be held at the same
Y1acn
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Par|ey on horningside
Slated Tomorrow

Water and sewage problems in
the town of Morningside will be
considered tomorrow at a joint
meeting Of the Prince Georges
commissioners and members of
the Washington Suburban SAM
tary Commission.
The conference will begin at
2 pm. in the Sanitary Commis-
sion's Offices in Hyattsville.
Municipal officials and Ernest
L. Hines, grand jury foreman,
are expected to attend.
Evening star., 1953-07-16
Capture Of Pair
NayBeSo|ution
ToArea Ho|dups
Ex-Convict and Blond
Seized in Arlington ]
In Chevy Chase Theft

Washington, Maryland and
Virginia detectives may have
solved a whole series of armed
robberies when they seized an
ex-convict from Ohio and his
blond companion in their rented
home in Arlington yesterday
afternoon.
The pair, sought in three area
hold-ups, we're being questioned
further today in connection with
other lucrative raids on loan Of
fees and liquor stores.
Thomas E. Dickerson, 80, and
Mrs. Hilda Gray Humphrey, 80,
Evening star., 1953-07-16
Postmaster Job Open

Applications for the position
Of postmaster at Glenn Dale,
Md. will be accepted through
July %. Application forms and
additional information on the
examination may be obtained at
the post Office.
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Auto Revenue Rises

RICHMOND, July 16 P.-
$78,025, $40 was taken in during
the past fiscal year by the Di-
vision of Motor Vehicles
S9,231,739 more than in the pre-
vious year. That is an increase
Of 1899 per cent.
Evening star., 1953-07-16
125 Bows to Go to Comp

A second group Of 125 boys
will leave from st. Aloysius
School at 9 am. Monday for a
two-week vacation at the Mer-
rick Boys Camp at Nanjemoy,
Md.
Evening star., 1953-07-16

NUIIHB Aus OpVImISn.
Also, a recent Attorney Gen.
erals ruling gave the G.. o. p.
further cause for optimism. The
Office of Attorney General Al
mond held about two weeks
before the primary that a voter
could not enter the Democratic
primary and refrain from voting
for either candidate for Gov
ernor while voting for some
lesser office without being legally
and morally obligated to support
all Democratic nominees in
November.
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SATURDAY, MARCH 2s
FEAST OF ST. JOHN
rAplcTpAN0

White vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of the ferial day, Preface of
the Holy Cross, Last Gospel of the
ferial day
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Founders Retreat
Set For Shrine

One of the outstanding retreats
on the schedule of the Catholic
Laymen's Retreat League is the
Founders Group Retreat. The
three day retreat will start Thurs
day, Mar. &c at the Shrine of the
Little Flower, and end on Palm
Sunday, Mar. %.
The Rev. John l.. Mckenzie, Sd,
STD, will conduct the retreat. He
is a native of Brazil, Indiana. He
was educated at the Jesuit Semin-
aries and Colleges at Milford, Ohio,
st Louis, Mo, st. Mary, Kans.,
and Weston, Mass.
Father Mckenzie has been pro-
fessor of Sacred Scripture at West
Baden College since 1912, and is
contributor of a number of articles
to the Theological and Biblical
Journals. He is also book review
editor of the Catholic Biblical
Quarterly.
The Catholic Laymen's Retreat
League established this annual Re
treat to offer TO the officers of
the league and their friends and
associates in Catholic lay work the
opportunity of participating in the
movement, and at the same time to
offer them an opp. tunity to gain
for themselves and the church the
many graces and blessings attend
inc thereto.
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NOtre Dame Hi
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Bishop Ready added that "we do
ask and we consider it matter of
ordinary. Fundamental justice that
the same provisions for health and
transportation services be made for
our citizens as that given to 9th
ers."
Praises System
In concluding his address, Bish-
op Ready said "this magnificent
high school gives abundant evi-
dence of the excellence of our
Catholic system OF education and
the determination of our citizens
to give Catholic children the best
! in every feature of education"
This includes, he said 1.-The cul-
tivation of the soul, the essential
element in man which gives him
a strong moral character. II is this
quality of Christian morality which
enables man to live to the highest
ideals of citizenship.
introduced by Monsignor Jo-
seph r. Casey, pastor of Holy Re-
deemer Church, who presided at the
program, Bishop Ready offered on
behalf of all in the Columbus Dio-
cese heartfelt congratulations" to
Msgr. Casey, Father julius G. Kiln
&c, other fathers. pastors, Sisters
of st. Francis and the strong fam
ily'' in Scioto County's seven par
ishes on the magnificent achieve
ment this school represents.
The name of Msgr. r A. Goebel,
veteran pastor of St. Mary Parish
who died Feb % after a lifetime
of devotion to Catholic education,
was mentioned in special tribute.
At Sundays ceremonies. Father
Klinec. pastor of st. Mary Church
and acting administrator at Notre
Dame, offered members of the
campaign committee several sug-
gestionS.
M0tHuGlS VI llE NOlAAllllCG MCiG
urged to contact contributors per-
sonally, to explain the campaigns
purpose in their own words, to be
present at report meetings tonight
and Friday and t. complete all de-
tails on pledge cards Each pledge
card, he added, must be signed
by the worker as we'll as the CON
tributor.
To Finish Job
In his address TO the committee,
Msgr. Casey said that ''Notre Dame
is not vet completely ours" and
that committeeman were starting
Sunday the tremendous task to
make it ours.
Success in the campaign, Msgr.
Casey said, will prove that Cath
olic people united in a worthy
cause cannot taste defeat
Music for Sundays program was
provided by the Notre Dame Glee
Club, under direction of Sister M.
Carlan, and the Notre Dame Jun
ior Band, directed by Ray U. Rich
ey.
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The first candidate for the pro-
posed foundation OF Motherhouse
for the Sisters of 1t. Joseph in the
Columbus Diocese will receive the
habit Apr 6 at the sponsoring
Motherhouse in Erie, Pennsyl-
vania. AT the invitation of Bishop
Ready, several OF the Sisters of
the Order came to Columbus in
August, 1852 to interview a num-
ber of young women who we're in
terested in entering the Order.
Mary Margaret Van Hoose of st.
Mary Magdalene parish Columbus,
was at that time accepted as the
first postulant for the new Colum-
bus foundation. she is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Van
Hoose, SAT S RoyS ave
The Sisters of st. Joseph, who
have foundations IN 21 archdioces-
es and dioceses of the United
States, will establish a house in
the Diocese of Columbus at the
express invitation Of Bishop Ready.
The new foundation will be spon-
sored by the Sisters whose Mother
house is at Villa Maria, Erie, Pa.
On May 20, 1852, Bishop Ready's
invitation was presented to Mother
Auralia at Villa Maria by Father
Raymond Bauschard, pastor of ST.
Mary Magdalene church. Mother
Aurelia's advisory council approx
ed the move in June, and Bishop
Cannon of Erie save his permis-
sion in july
With the growth of new candi-
dates through their promotion TO
profession, the sisters will estab-
lish a Motherhouse here Young
women interested in joining the
proposed Columbus foun d I'll on
may write to the Diocesan Chan
Gerry Office or to the Reverend
Mother Aurelia, Villa Maria, Erie,
Pa. AS soon as such young women
are prepared to fulfill the duties
of their vocation hey will return
to the proposed Columbus Mother
house.
The postuiants would go to Erie
to receive instructions in their du-
ties for six months Following
their inveshture, they would re-
main at Villa Maria as novices for
two years before they pronounced
their temporary VOWS of poverty,
chastity and obedience.
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Easter Vigil
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Continued from Page ID
ever, that there is no obligation
for pastors to conduct the Vigil
ceremonies on Holy Saturday night.
All the usual Holy Saturday GER
emonies are kept in the evening
ceremonial. In addition, new
part is added-the renewal of Bap-
tismal vows by the congregation
which is done after the Baptismal
water is blessed. The celebrant
leads the responses.
There are other changes in both
the rubricS and the text of the rit-
ual. In the new directions, the
blessings of the new fire, the Pas
chal candle and the grains of in
cense, and the insertion of the lat
ter into the Pachal candle-sll oc-
cur in the rear of the church be-
fore the procession. The rubric
says that these ceremonies may be-
gin. as formerly, outside the main
door of the church, or in the YES
tibule or inside the church"
where the people can better fol-
low the sacred rite.
The singing of the "Exultet" is
preserved with the insertion of a
prayer for civil authorities where
in former times a prayer for the
Roman emperor was said. The new
prayer reads:
Look down also upon those who
rule us and through the ineffable
gift of Thy piety and mercy direct
their thoughts toward justice and
peace, so that from the scene of
their earthly labors they, together
with all Thy people, may rise to
their heavenly home"
Of the IL Prophecies contained
in the Roman Missal for the Holy
Saturday ceremony, only four are
read at the evening ceremony, the
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Social Worker
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Continued from Page IL
ing housing, community organiza-
tions, and adjustment.
THE main purpose of my work, I"
she said, is to promote under
standing between the old and the
new populations.
The task is huge because Ger
many has become the temporary
home of 100000 refugees,
100000 of whom have come from
other countries, and 100000 of
whom have fled East Germany.
More than 100000 of these are still
living in displaced persons camps.
Mrs. Laskowski can also classify
herself as a refugee. She and her
husband, Ernst, we're forced to flee
with only rucksack when the Rus
slams, in accordance with the
Tehran agreement occupied Silesia.
They settled in Freiburg where her
husband was made chief of the Ii
brary OF the German Caritas, a
Catholic organization.
The welfare worker came to the
United States last September un-
der an exchange program sponsor
ed by the Department of Labor
She studied at the School of So
cial Work at Columbia University
following which she viewed the
work of charitable organizations
here, as we'll as in Richmond and
Winchester, Va. and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Laslowski sailed last Sat
urday from New York for Ger
many where she will attempt TO
instill some American ideas into
social work. She hopes to estab-
lish a state center to educate refu-
gees in community responsibility.
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SATURDAY, MARCH II
SUNDAY, MARCH n
PASSION SUNDAY

Violet vestments, No Gloria, Sec.
ond prayer of St Isidore. Credo,
Preface of the Holy Cross. In the
Sunday and ferisl Masses from to-
day until Holy Thursday and psalm
Judica me in the prayers at the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-03-20
PrOteStdntS Help
Restore Library

LONDON tNC) British
Protestant cathedrals and churches
and the colleges of Oxford and
Cambridge Universities are help
ing TO restore the priceless library
of Monte Casino Abbey The fam
ed Benedictine shrine ir Italy was
demolished by Allied bombers dur
ing the advance on Rome, Italy, in
1914.
A first consignment of classical
and historical books has already
been dispatched to the abbey from
the British churches and colleges
which were once connected with,
and in many cases founded by, the
Benedictine Order in pre-Reforma-
tion days.
A fund 10 aid the abbey was
started by the Dean ana chapter of
Winchester Cathedral shortly after
news of the abbey's destruction
was received. The government gave
special permission foI the books
to be sent. Each Volume carries a
handsome oook-p,ate with Latin
inscription describing the nature
and purpose of tie gift
Commenting on the gift. the Lon
don Times declared that 1T is a
fitting time for . gesture of good
will TO the Abbey of Abbeys, the
motherhouse of al the Benedic-
tine world.
1t was recalled here that West
minister Abbey where Queen Eliz-
abeth will be crowned on June 2,
was one of the British institutions
founded by the Benedictlnes.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-03-20
Divorce Proposal In Hawaii
Is AssaiIed By Holy Name

HONOLULU -NC)-Spokesmen
for $4,000 Holy Name Society men
in Hawaii have opposed { bill
which would lower the residence
requirement for divorce in the
territory to one year. Current law
requires residency of at least two
years.
The president and executive sec
retary of the Diocesan Union of
Holy Name Societies have sent let
ters condemning the measure to
all members of the territorial leg
islature. where the bill has al
ready passed a second reading.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-03-20
BELL OF San Gabriel"
On Television Mar. %

The story of Miguel Sanchez"
and his work in early California as
a missionary monk will be seen on
WBNS-TV, Sunday Mar %, at 10
p, m, on Death valley Days..
The inspiring story based on
fact. tells of the poor Spanish lad
who became a franciscan monk
and was sent to the New World
in far-off mission
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FRIDAY, MARCH 20
EERIAI DAY

Violet vestments, No Gloria, Sec
ond prayer Defend us" Third for
Living and Dead, Preface of Lent,
Prayer over People.
SATURDAY, MARCH II
FEAST OF ST. BENEDICT
White vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of the feriaI day, Preface of
Lent, Last Gospel of the ferial
day.
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Following the making of tempo
rary vows by the first band, they
would come to Columbus accompa-
MED by two professeo Sisters to
start the first convent here. The
Professed Sisters would remain
here for three years, when the To-
cal group would make their Final
Profession.
The Sisters of st. Joseph were
founded at Lepuy, France, Oct. Is,
1850, and first came to America in
1886 at the request of the Most
Rev Joshua NJ. Young, Bishop of
Erie, Pa. Bishop Young, who was
so instrumental in having the Sis
ters establish in This country, was
formerly priest of the Columbus
Diocese. From 1889 until 1854,
when he was appointed Bishop of
Erie, he was pastor of st Mary par
ish, Lancaster.
1t is characteristic OF the Sisters
of st. Joseph that their houses are
limited to d Diocese each repre-
senting an independent foundation
under the Bishop of that jurisdic-
ton. This means that young
Woman who enters the convent Of
the proposed Columbus foundation
will remain within the Diocese of
Columbus to take her place in the
Apostolate for souls. This Apostle
late will be in one of number of
fields. The Sisters OF st. Joseph
serve in the fields of education and
mercy. They teach in parish
schools and follow a missionary
program fo' Catholic youths in
rural areas or lE public schools,
In the field of Social Service they
assist Diocesan Charity Bureaus,
they conduct homes for children,
day nurseries, training schools for
boys, homes for the aged and hous-
es for convalescents
The Sisters of ST. Joseph conduct
ed Holy Family and st. Dominic
Schools in Columbus from 1877 to
1914. At that time they came from
a foundation at Mt Gallitzin, Bad
en-, Pa, which is in the Diocese of
Pittsburgh. They were recalled by
that Diocese and were forced to
give up their work here.
A Sister of st, Joseph is permit
ted to visit her home for a few
days after she pronounces tempo
rary vows. No more visits are per-
mitted until after taking Final
Vows three years later Serious ill
ness or death in the family is
cause for an exception TO this rule,
After Final Profession however,
the Sisters may visit their home a
few days each summer vacation.
The Sisters OF st. Joseph are
among the foremost Religious in
the Church and their coming to Co
lumbus will assist in the general
welfare of the Diocese, supple
menting the zealous and devoted
service of numerous splendid Or
ders of women presently engaged
in the Church of Columbus.
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first, fourth, eighth and eleventh,
each with its Versicle and Grafton.
The Litsny of the Saints is in
terrupted for the blessings of the
Baptismal water and the renewal
Of the Baptismal promises. Fol-
lowing the litany comes the Mass
with only slight changes. The An
tiphon ''Vespere Autem Sabbath"
becomes the Communion prayer
for the Mass.
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MASS ORDO
Liturgy Of The Week

foot of the altar is omitted. The
Glory be to the Father is also omit
ted in the Introit and Laysbo.
MONDAY, MARCH 23
MONDAY OF PASSION WEEK
Violet vestments, No Gloria, Sec
ond prayer for the Church or Pope,
Preface of the Holy Gross, Prayer
over People.
TUESDAY, MARCH ID
FEAST OF ST. GABRIEL THE
ARcHANGEL
White vestments, Gloria. Second
prayer of the ferial day, Credo,
Preface of the Holy Cross, Last
Gospel of the ferial day
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IS
FEAST OF THE ANNUNcIATIoN
OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY
White vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of the ferial day, Credo,
Preface of the Blessed Virgin, Last
Gospel of the ferial day.
THURSDAY, MARCH rs
THURSDAY OF PASSION WEEK
Violet vestments, No Gloria,
Second prayer for the Church or
Pope. Preface of the Holy Cross,
Prayer over People.
FRIDAY, MARCH IT
FEAST OF THE SEVEN SORROWS
or THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY
White vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of st. John, Third of the
ferial day, Credo, Preface of the
Blessed Virgin, Last Gospel Of the
ferial day.
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Family Life

tCOntlnueQ from rage ID
that there is sickness" in the in
stitution of the family and the
home, and this is because "men
insist on proceeding on the inde-
fensible assumption that they have
the right to set up specifications of
home and family life without ref
erence to God at all"
Recalling Christ's promise that
the Church would endure till the
end of time, Archbishop o'BoyIe
declared that the survival of the
Church lin this nation or that"
does not depend on externals such
as the preservation of buildings
and material institutions-or even
the survival of the hierarchy.
"It depends primarily on the
the fathers and mothers who have
sacramentally bound themselves TO-
gether in holy union before God
to give themselves to the appoint
ed work of making their homes
little churches ruled by the
Christlike and apostolic spirit of
the father in his headship."
Devoted to the theme 'The Faith
er, the Head of the Home" the
conference heard more than three
score speakers discuss such var
ious topics as "the Psychiatric
treatment of Marriage Problems"
Developing Family Attitudes in
the Child" Some Positive Steps
Father Can Take" and discipline
OF the Young Child"
The declaration also said that
"a truly great need of our day is
the assumption on the part of the
father of his divineIy ordained
position as head of the family"
Terming divorce in the United
States national scandal" the
group went on record as favoring
but one solution to the divorce
probIem-"the rejection of all di-
vorce."
If American families become re-
ligious, then the nation will be re-
ligious, the statement said. 1--WE
urge, therefore" it continued,
that the spiritual life of the Amer
ican family be zealously renewed.
To this end We recommend both
deeper knowledge of the gen
timely Christian aspects of mar
riage and Christian family life
and a whole-hearted return to re-
ligious practice within the family
circle" In this connection, the
conference also urged vigorous
promotion" of the family apostol-
ate, and extolled the values of the
Family Retreat Movement.
AT the Family Holy Hour which
concluded the convention, Bishop
George L. Leech of Harrisburg as
serted that the test and the key
to the happiness of the Christian
home is ''the Christian conscience
influencing and dominating the
home"
But the Bishop said that the
happy, implicitly Christian quality
of even Catholic family life has
been damaged considerably by the
inroads of secularism Lashing out
al the trend toward taking stand
srd of values from unchristian
norms, Bishop Leech said:
1--WE dare not take our ideas OF
right and wrong from the practice
of unbelievers or of any majority
however loud and persuasive and
strong. We take them from Christ
and the Church, and that is what
makes our conscience Christian"
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foot of the altar is omitted. The
Glory be to the Father is also omit
ted in the Introit and Layabo.
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Bishop Ready added that 1--WE do
ask and we consider it matter of
ordinary fundamental justice that
the same provisions for health and
transportation services be made for
our citizens as that given to 9th
ers."