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FOUR BEDROOMS
TAKOMA PARK-S14.ROl

55 ELM AVENUE
ga Blocks To Express Bus
Attractive bungalow type home with
2 bedrooms on first floor and 2 on
second. Liv. room with fireplace.
din. rm., kitchen and bath. full base
ment. oil h.-w.h.; built-in garage;
beautiful yard and off street parking.
Inspect by appt. Call Mr.. Clark. RA.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
Realtor, 1924 l4th St. AID. 4-2OO5
EXCLUSIVE SUMNER
For gracious living. we invite your
inspection of this det. brick CO.
lonial home; large liv. rm. with
flrepl., spacious din. rm, kit, 1st-
fl. library with q bath and firepl.; :;
4 bright bedrms and 2 baths on
md H.; full bsmt. and garage. To
inspect, call Mrs. Chatham, ME
S-5630. OIL. 4-2S06.
Kinks REALTY CO, REALTORS
HO. 2-677S
3-BEDROOM RANiBLER-S14.950
OPEN SUN. l TO 6
Kensington; 3-bedrm. rambler, real
din. rm: storm windows. bsmt.; as
ct oap left on f1n1 ave- ave to
to corner Of Clarkwood dr.. BOG
LEY's. Lo. 5-3434. 10. 5-l360.
ALTA VISTA TERRACE
Two beautiful built small
ramblers in excellent location
for children. 3 bedrooms. Liv-
ing room with fireplace. dining
room, modern kitchen and
good-size gardens. EN-. 3-1079.
SIMMONS PROPERTIES
DE O0ron IN
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N.I.H. PERSONNEL
PLEASE TAKE NOTE!
1925 HAMPDEN LANE
I'm RETHTSnAN

Not In o "Development''-b in the
heart Of the estate section Of Edge
moor. All this. vet priced in the
lower 20s. Worthwhile seeingl At
tractive Colonial home. Immaculate
interior; recently remodeled kit, Z
bedrms.. plus tnclosed sun room
large fenced yard; garage. Low
DOWN PAYMENT.
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2-IJNIT Apt,

Custom built det. brick; . sep. en-
frances. Each has liv. rm., dinette,
kit. comb; ? bedrms.. tile bath;
Minnesota ave. sc. Ii. $4,000.
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE

BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
community Of the better
size bedrms., IA to Az tiled baths.
Each home individually designed.
Priced from S32,500 to $49,500
ROBERT E. HEATER, Agent, JU.
9-0021. once on the property
Ewes, call Mr.. Coleman, JU. S-5345.
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HOME BEAUTIFUL
ROCK CREEK HILLS

ROCK CREEK HILLS
Unusually attractive Colonial brick
home on half-acre, beautifully
Handicapped, quiet corner lot. Cen
ter-hall plan, lovely living room,
opens on to large (20x2D screened
formal dining dsn ROOM ah
room. Second floor has 3 cheerful
bedrooms. > baths; large studio bed
rm. on third floor. Ground-level
club room with bar; maids room
and bath; 2-car garage. Owner
leaving June IS. Reasonably priced
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
5000 Conn. Ave. KE. 1880
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SILVER SPRING. STORY brick; liv.
.rm.. fireplace. din. rm:. .lge. kitchen,
3 twin-size bedrms.; full attic: rec.
rm.; attached gar; lge. fenced lot;
Sl7.950.
Silver Spring Immaculate Q
bedrm. brick. with expandable end
A.; lovely kit. and din. rm.; priced
to sell; S16.450.
vacant: 3-bedrm.. 2-story brick;
lge. lot: "a bath in bsmt.; $15, 5,750.
New brick rambler. 3 bedrms., spe-
cial kit, liv. rm. has stone firepl. !;
full bsmt.; S16.950. good terms.
ROBT. L. LOWERY. -JU. $4,000 or
Mrs. DiSdue. I'LL h-R311 IN
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PLEASE PHONE
MRC nTTMnNT

Oh. 2-940O. or Oh. 4-762e, Ewes.
DIRECTIONS: Out wis. ave. to Old
GEORGETOWN I'd. (Bank Of Bethesda)
turn left on Old GEORGETOWN I'd
for blocks to Mooreland lane,
turn left on Mooreland and con
tinue to intersection in road. bear
left on Hampden lane to our Open
sign.
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FOR SALE BY OWNET

FON oAIE bI OWNEH
6-rm. brick house, 3
rm. compl. with bar. and fin. util
en-: compl. mod. kit: III baths
wal-to-wall carpetiug: storm win
dowS and door: very des. section of
Silver Spring; conv. to shopping
ing. SsO5 Bradford I'd. JU. 5-2944.
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BETHESDA-HILLMEADE
1h-story de luxe Cape Cod rambler
2 bedrooms and bath on 1st floor
and bath: lavatory in bsmt; screened
porch; fenced yard; 3la yrs. old
excel. cond. Call OWNER, OIL
d-o132 a
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Langley PIX, 3-Bedrm. Ramb.
Basement-4% Loan-$15,5OO
This all-brick. 3-bedrm. rambler with
full basement, can be bought with
only $4,000 cash 1t has Anchor
fenced yard, aluminium storm win
dows and door, plus fireplace in
living room and all-electric kitchen
with dishwaSher and disposal, Caii
Mr.: Wells (OL. 2-6690) for details.
w. BERENS SALES. INC.
MA R-EOOO IN
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SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
Colesville pike near Franklin: attrac.
tive brick Cape Cod on large leve
lot; 2 bedrooms. bath. living room
dining room. kitchen on first floor;
3 bedrooms, bath on second floor;
close to 2 express. buslines; $22,950
6-l25S.
MARSHALL ]. wAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2005
SILVER SPRING
4-BEDROOM RAMBLER
Featuring extra large room, plenty
of closet space, 212 baths. full base.
ment. level lot. close to school
considered. Call Mr.. Beasley. HE
4-6097.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 l4th St. AID. 4-2005
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POTOMAC HUNT AREA
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
OPEN SUNDAY, ! TIL +
One of the very few estates in this area
with frontage on both the C. g. o.
Canal and River rd. The completely
and attractively modelled house is
located on a beautiful high S-acre
site about 2l2 miles beyond Potomac,
Md. 1t contains large living room
with fireplace, spacious step-down
dining room. kitchen and suite con-
sisting of library with fireplace. full
bath and kitchenette. Second floor
has bedrooms and baths. There
is a screened porch off dining room.
another porch of library and a large
stone terrace of living room and
dining room. In addition to main
house there is a 2-car detached ga
rage and a service cottage contain
ing room, bath and storage room
Attractively priced at SOD. 900.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC, Po-
tnmac office OIL. 4-R222 10
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

10 PER CENT DOWN
We BELIEVE THAT 10 PER CENT
DOWN PAYMENT AND THE BAL; BAL
BELOW HOMES IN SILVER SPRING,
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LEWISDAIE

OPEN DAILY TIL DARK
$16.950-TERMS
1904 .23rd ave. English cottage, brick.
finished attic, 3 bedrms.. sep. din.
rm., NV. rm. with fireplace. full base
ment, gas &C. heat, tile bath, lge.
w. w. LEWIS, Realtor
HE. 4-3500. ONCE Open q Til q
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CLINTON

woodward rd. Here is the best buy
today. Reduced for quick sale.
4l2 acres, 3 bedrms.. tile bath. Lge.
liv. rm., din. rm.. elec. kit, con-
crete fr. porch. full bsmt., built in
gar, oil INV. heat. HILLCREST
REALTY. Ii. 7-4040. Ewes. Mr..
Reed LII o-O43o IN
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HOLLYWOOD. MD.

HOLLYWOOD, MD.
5010 NIAGARA RID.
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TO 6 PM.
detached brick rambler
with liv rm... din. rm:. bedrms,
tile bath, and kit. Full basement
with gas q. &C. heat. Rear yard fenced
in. Priced for immed. sale. Direc-
tions: North on Route l to Holly
wood Inn. Right on Edgewood rd.
left on Rhode Island ave. blocks tc
Niagara, right to house.
J. LEE DONNELGY
Ma. S-3316. Realtors.
Ewes. OIL. 4-40G4. -lt
LANGLEY PARK AREA
TRADE OR TERMS
New brick bungalow; 3 bedrooms,
elec. kitchen, large living room and
a:-c.h.; 5000 down and balance
like rent, Title ready. Mr.. Maury'
~ MARSHAL J. wAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 l4th St. AID. 4-2005
UNIVERSITY PARK. MD.
3 BEDROOMS. Ia BATHS
CENTER HALL PLAN
Brick Colonial on a quiet St, one
block from school and transporta.
ton: fulI-sized dining room and
kitchen with table space: built in
garage; lot 50x150 facing park
CALI lMAEsHSET AZ R2EfnsF.J j. w AAAPLE rils'e Co.
Realtor, 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2oob
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PARKLAWN-$13,750

PARKLAWN-$13,750
NEW HAMP. AVE. AND E.-W. HWY.
Nearby Maryland, is this lovely,
nearly. new. brick home, fully de-
tached. 20-ft. liv. rm., sep din. rm.,
mod. equip. kit. with disposal. 3
tractively decorated throughout,
storm, windows. cow to stores and
churches, quick possession. Call
Mr.. Stover.
Elk. 3-4l13 Ewes, LO. b-l14a
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HYATTSVTT,T,E

3-bedroom brick bungalow. full base
ment with outside entrance Living
room with fireplace, dining room,
equipped kitchen. baths. . porches,
garage, concrete drive and level
yard. Reasonable terms.
PRINCE GEORGE REALTY
WA. 1850. UN. 4-1l66. WA. 7-0636
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CHEVERLY
CHEVERLY
57O8 NEWTON ST.

Open Sunday, ! to Dark
Come and see this beautiful home.
in immaculate condition. Living
room with fireplace. dining room,
kitchen, basement. 3 bedrooms; lot
all conveniences. Price, S14,950.
(Out Cheverly rd. to hospital sign,
turn right to Newton and right
to our sisnO Mr.. Cross, LU. 4-7644.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
Realtor. l224 l4th st. AD. 4-2OOB
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AVONDALE

AVONDALE
4 BEDROOMS-2 BATHS
Detached brick in excellent conGi.
ton. Liv. rm. with fireplace, din.
rm.,. large kit, 2 bedrms: and bath
on LIST dr.; 2 bedrms. and bath plus
lge. storage nm. on End mr.; full
bsmt.; corner lot. 1st trust Of S12,-
400 at 4A%. Shown by appt. only.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
1900 18th st. NV. co. 6-Q222
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-10-16
SIOvak Death
Edict Hangs
Over Jesuit

CLEVELAND - NC) - When
Father Paul Bajan, ST., a native
of Slovakia, says, "Ill be hanged il
/ go back to Sloyakia," he is not
using a slang expression picked up
since his coming to America two
years ago.
He is referring to a sentence i'm
posed upon him in absentia be
cause he declined an invitation, ex-
tended him through Communist
newspapers, to come back to Slo-
vakia and all would be forgiven.
With his refusal to accept. came
the sentence that he be hanged.
The sentence for hanging, says
Father Bajan, was imposed for
what he did outside Slovakia ra-
ther than for his activities in that
country under Soviet rule.
His daily broadcast from the
Vatican radio station, beaming
words of encouragement to the
suffering Slovak people, was the
reason for the sentence. The gist
of his talks to the Slovak people,
he said here, was that they we're
sharing in the Passion of Christ in
their suffering"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-10-16

or shaken psychic energies"
The Pope told the nurses that
the Church knows that winning
. soul away from insanity is the
same IS gaining IL, at least orisi-
nsiIy, for Christ, because this
puts it in position TO return
from atrophy and inertia TO be-
ing q knowing. active member of
His Mystical Body"
The Pope urged his hearers TO
know their Christian principles so
as to be able to Judge when a
method OF treatment has not prov
ed itself, or is in contrast TO
Christian teaching.
The Pontiff recently outlined
the fundamental Christian attitude
towards pychotherapy and clini-
cal psychology in an address to
delegates to the Fifth Interna-
tional Congress on Psychotherapy
and Clinical Psychology held at
Rome last April
Tin his April talk, the Holy
Father stressed the necessity of
viewing man as psychic unit and
totality, as a Structured unit, as
a social unit. and as a transcend
ent unit tending toward God.)
Pope Plus said 1t is known how
much in practice the Church per-
mits, for the sake of penance and
moderate modification, the i'm
hibition of certain faculties and
movements of the spirit" He stat
ed that the Church also considers
slight physical limitation" and
even sharp penanceS that involve
the prospect of somewhat shorter
span of life, as justified when
they are inspired by the highest
motives.
Nevertheless" the Pope added,
"the Church has always rejected
and condemned pseudo-religious
and pseudo-mystic forms Of expert
ence which could disturb the
psychic balance of the subject" !"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-10-16

go along this line only to the sx-
tent permitted by the moral law.
II recalled that Cardinal Wyszyn-
ski, before his forced removal
from office, had reminded Polish
priests OF their duties to their
country, which are an integral
part Of the chvreh's moral pafri.
monY" and in line with It's tradi-
tionai doctrine.
However, Osservatore added, the
Warsaw government wants more,
always more, and when it does not
get what it wants, it speaks of be-
trayals, and initiates terroristic
trials calculated to break all resist.
ance."
Osservatore said that among the
latest who have sent messages to
the Vatican denouncing the out
rage against Cardinal Wyszynski
are six other Cardinals-Their En-
inences Eugene Cardinal Tisserant,
secretary of the Sacred Congrega-
ton for the Oriental Church; Greg.
ory Peter XIV Cardinal Agagianian,
Patriarch of Cecilia of the Armen-
ians; Paul Emile Cardinal Leger,
Archbishop of Montreal, Canada;
Santiago Cardinal Copello, Arch
bishop of Buenos Aires, Argentina;
Theodore Cardinal Innitzer, Arch
bishop of Vienna; and Joseph Car
dinal Van Roey, Primate of Bel
gium.
The Vatican newspaper said that
messages had been received also
from Bishops in Italy, France, Can
ada, Chile, Uruguay and many 9th
er countries. It added that among
statesmen expressing sympathy
was Frank Aiken, Minister of Ex-
ternal Affairs in the government of
Ireland, who said: Both the gov
ernment and people of Ireland are
gravely concerned over the present
intensification Of religious perse-
cution in Poland, and offer His
Holiness Pope Plus XII their deep
est sympathy in his sorrows" !"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-10-16
Plan Study OF Lay
ApOstOlate In us.

TOKYO - (NC) - Four Japa-
nese Catholic doctors sailed for the
United States where they plan to
study various forms of the lay
apostolate during their intern
ship and specialized studies in
American hospitals.
Three of the doctors - Lucas
Kokubu Hajime, Emmanuel Horiu-
chi Kanichi, and Francis Matsu
Kenii-will study at St Joseph's
hospital, Wichita, Kan. The fourth,
DR.. Joseph Ishizaki Yoshikl, a
gynecologist and instructor at Kobe
Medical University. will continue
his studies first at st. Francis Hos
pital, Honolulu, and afterwards on
the mainland.
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DCCW. Convention
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(C0ntlnueu from Page ID
ties" workshop is Increase With
in Us the Spirit of True Religion. :"
Honorary chairman is Father
Thomas Sabrey, of ST. Charles Sem
mary. The program for the work
shop follows:
Examination OF the Present
Status of Religious Activities Com
mittee," Mrs. Frank II. Vogel,
chairman of the workshop. The
Parish in Action with a series
o. five talks: Study Clubs" Mrs.
A. J. Herold, st. Catharine parish;
Vacations, Mrs. Edward T. HUI
Der, st. Mary. Marion: Retreats" :"
Miss Inez Mulligan, Central Dean
cry Chairman, st. Agatha parish;
Missions" Mrs. Fred Michael, ST.
Mary parish, Columbus; 'Individ-
ual, Family and Parish Activities,
Miss Margaret Ferrell, st. Mary
parish, Portsmouth. Remarks by
Father James Kulp, Diocesan Di-
rector of the Propagation Of the
Faith: Father Edward Healey, Di-
ocesan Director of Retreats; Faith
er Sabrey. Chairman Of Exhibit,
Miss Inez Mulligan Time: II to
1890, State office Building, Hear
ing Room No. ?.
international Relations
TIE workshop on international
Relations will have as its theme,
immigration and mtegration" Il
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-10-16
Communist Poland
Compared To Jail
By Ex-UN Delegate

CHICAGO NC) - poland is
like a jail" DR.. Marek S. Korowicz
told 600 Americans of Polish de-
scent at a Pulaski Day gathering
here.
Mr.. Korowicz said everyone in
Poland has to lie and speak what
he does not think. He continued:
Some people may think that COM
munism may help them, but they
only become slaves under commun-
ism"
Calling the Catholic Church the
greatest force working against com
munism, Mr.. KoroWicz said: when
the Russians found they could not
suppress the Faith Of the people.
they started trying to suppress the
the activities Of priests. However,
he result of this has been only to
strengthen the peoples faith"
The former delegate from
Poland TO the United Nations
said ell patriotic newspapers In
Poland have been suppressed.
The papers that remain are
used mainly to print new resUls-
tions, he said, and the people who
do not know the regulations fell
under suspicion.
Poland fears war. Mr.. Korowicz
said. because ii knows that a war
would be fought on Polish terri
tory.
The gathering, sponsored by the
Polish American Congress, COM
memorated the 174th anniversary
OF the death of General Casimir
Pulaski, hero Of the American Rev
olutionary War, known as the ia
ther of the American cavalry" who
was killed at the Battle of Savan-
nah in October 1879.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-10-16
&c to Grant
Charter To
New Council

A new knights of Columbus
Council will be established on
the city's north side when it
receives its charter Monday
evening following the election
and installation of officers.
The Councils temporary head
quarters will be in Our Lady
of Peace school auditorium.
Sixty of the new Councils
members were initiated in the
first degree Wednesday evening at
Santa Maria Council Club Rooms,
2596l2 w. Broad st. There they
will receive the second and third
degrees Sunday afternoon at 1890.
A dinner at the BeechWold Tavern
for members and their wives will
follow Sundays initiation ceremon-
les.
Ray II. Bernert, executive assist
ant to the state deputy, will serve
as Master of the degrees. Larry
n. Rogers, Knights of Columbus
State Deputy, who has taken an
active interest in the organiza-
tons expansion policy, will also
be on hand. In addition, many state
officers and state council members
will take part in the exemplifica-
tion of degrees and will attend the
dinner.
In all, the new north side Coun-
Gil will have a membership of ITO.
Twenty of the members are trans
ferS from the other two councils
in the city and the remainder have
been reinstated in the organiza-
ton.
The new Council embraces all the
northside parishes including Sac
red Heart, Holy Name, Immacu-
late Conception. Our Lady of
Peace, st. Michael, st. James. st.
Augustine. ST. Agatha, st. Chris
topher and Our Lady of Victory.
Paul J. Lynch. district deputy,
will act as presiding officer Mon
day evening at the installation
ce emonies. He will also present
the new Council with its charter.
The establishment of the new
Council brings to three the num-
ber of X. of c. Councils in Column
bus, including Councils 1898 and
400.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-10-16

This was the comment made here
by OsSeryatore Romano, Vatican
City daily, in announcing that mes
sages continue to pour in here
from leaders in all parts of the
world condemning the "deposal"
of the Polish Primate.
"The Warsaw government and
others of Eastern Europe" 0sser-
vatore said, do not ask only for
loyalty. They demand uncondition-
al adherence and support of all
political ordinations, internal and
external, following along various
propaganda lines. They insist on
unlimited support for all national
and nationalistic pretensions, ev-
en- chsngeable ones-seryice, in
fine, to a determined policy of a
group of countries"
osservators said II was clear
that Bishops and people may
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-10-16

was a stranger, and ye took me
in.) Matthew XIV, 35. The honor
ary chairman is Father George 7.
Wolz, STD, of st Charles Semin-
airy. The program:
Panel discussion-"First Steps
in the Making Of Americans" led
by Mr.. James S. Hanscom, us.
Dept. of Justice, Immigration and
Naturalization Service; and Mrs.
Faye B. Reeder, teacher of Natur-
alization, Central High School, Co
lumbus. Chairman OF the workshop
is Mrs. Robert Richards. Exhibits
chairman, Mrs. ]. Ross Phillips,
Southern Deanery. Time: 1:30 to
800 p. M, Neil House.
Organization and Development
The honorary chairman of the
Organization and Development"
workshop is Father Vincent Moon
ey. pastor of Immaculate Concep-
ton church, Kenton. Program: /.
1--WE are Affiliated" Mrs. Anna Ma
rie Cline, Central Deanery; ?. You
re New officer" Mrs Charles Nc
Carthy, Southern Deanery; 3. ''Un-
ity the Objective" Mrs. Elizabeth
Feist, Southern Deanery: 4. ITO
ward Better Meetings" Miss Jose
phine Roundtree, Northern Dean
cry. Summary, Father Mooney,
Chairman of Workshop, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Flanagan. Time: HOO to
1890 p. m, Neil House.
Public Relations
Father David Dennis, editor of
the Catholic Times. is honorary
chairman of the Public Relations"
workshop. Speakers will include
Mr.. William G. Wilcox, director of
public relations. Ohio State Univer-
sity, and Miss Margaret Mahoney,
newly appointed director of indus
trial relations. State of Ohio.
Chairman of workshops, Miss Anne
M. Rickard. Time: 400 to $50 p. m.
Neil House.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-10-16

XII at an audience to Italian
nurses and medical technicians
gathered in Rome for a national
congress. The congress was devot-
ed especially to neuropsychiatry,
which is the study and treatment
OF nervous and mental illnesses.
"The Church is anxious in Her
pedagogical and pastoral mission, !"
the Holy Father said, ito promote
the best methods which, through
proven experience, contribute to
a harmonious development of the
spiritual faculties.
Notwithstanding that W h &c h
the sectarianism of another day
presumed falsely to affirm, II is
admitted today that conduct of
life in conformity with Christian
principles is the best guaran-
tee for safeguarding harmony of
spirit in normal subjects, while ITS
reacquirement constitutes a cor
roborating element for exhausted
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-10-16
Youth Week
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Continued from Page II
spokesman said that at least 800
radio stations have notified the de-
partment that they will take part
in the observance and make their
facilities available to various stu
dent organizations for special pro
grams.
The weeks special national fes-
lures include Youth Masses on
opening day, the first of many
spiritual services eliminating in
the celebration Of the Feast of
Christ the King, October rs.
Another highlight is nation
wide press contest for high school
and college students. Awards will
be given for the best news stories
or editorials on the weeks aCtivi-
ties.
Reports reaching NC.WC.'s
Youth Department tell of proposed
local activities in Chicago, New
ark, Dallas, Buffalo and other cit
les.
Buffalo's week, for example, will
start off with a teleyised Mass. The
Courier Express rotogravure sec
tion will carry a three page spread
on Catholic youth activities on Oc-
tober 25. The local television sta
ton will sponsor round-table dis
cussion on Catholic youth and
Catholic youth team will appear on
the program Lets Play Charades. "
On October 10 at the Cathedral,
Auxiliary Bishop Leo r. Smith of
Buffalo will present Youth Apostle
late Commissions to young leaders
of each parish.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-10-16

WASHTNGToN-MC)-The Ma
tional Catholic Educational Asso-
citation has been invited by His
Eminence Samuel Car al Stritch,
Archbishop of Chicago, TO hold its
fifty-first annual convention in
Chicago in 1854.
The four day meeting, April 10
to %, will take place at the Con-
rad Hilton Hotel. Theme of the
conference is planning For Our
Educational Needs" Auxiliary
Bishop Fulton J. Sheen of New
York will deliver the keynote ad-
dress.