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Delinquency
Continued From Page d

like we will have many more in
the days to come" Father Gallaher
says the delinquent youngster
of today is different in that
his crimes are more vicious. ''They
are the products of a goddess, ma
teriaiistic process that we some
times call culture, and even civili-
zation. They are broken-hearted
emotionally disturbed children
from broken homes. They are the
waste product of a cruel caste sys-
tenn of mass education"
The priest continued, "They
know only evil, they know only
cruelty, why do we demand more?"
Comparing the youngster of To-
day with those of a few years back
Father Gallagher said, when |
began this work, ever child had
some roots in religion. they belong
ed to some religious group. You
could talk of God and decency and
they understood, but today they
are different. 1t is hard to appeal,
hard to make them understand.
They are deprived children who
will become depraved."
Turning to the question of what
to do to meet the problem, Father
Gallagher who founded the Cook
County (Chieago) Crime Prevention
Bureau and the Youth Bureau Of
the Chicago Park District Police,
described some of the work that
has been done in that city
He told the law enforcement
officers how ten Chicago police
men were sent to school to study
ways and means of helping youth.
"We worked out a cooperative
plan. In ten years they handled
10000 cases. They referred only
25qo 40 the Juvenile Family)
Court, the rest they handled them
selves.
"These men were taught TO make
use of the resources of the com
munity where they worked. The
home, the church, the school, the
social agency, all were part of this
program To saye is more i'm
portant than to apprehend and
prosecute"
Turning TO the matter of retard-
ed youngsters, who hold special
interest for him, he pointed out
that 1T is time we realize that
about one-tenth OF our school age
children are retarded and from
this one-tenth come about 70fd of
our delinquents. We have not met
the issue of the retarded child"
Pointing out that these retard-
ed young people feel the frustra-
tion Of unfair competition in a
normal class he called for amend
ments TO our archaic compulsory
education laws that keep fifteen
and sixteen year old giants in the
fourth grade. Stop chasing them.
Teach them a trade and put them
TO work"
Above all Father Gallagher stat
ed. The Church must first of all
establish norms of right conduct
in the lives of our youth. Today
we have about thirty million chill.
dren who know little about God
except in name. Let the Minis
ter, Priest and Rabbi stand up in
the community and be counted on
the side of God and decency. Let
them not be afraid to be called re
formers. God knows we need a
reformation OF our moral life, All
this can be done by cooperation.
/ Father Gallagher emphasizes co
operation over and over again. He
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.CllapIains Serve $3.50
Continued From Page /

and this number, Father HuiskinJ
said, includes quite a few" con
verts. His work of hearing Con
feSsions, taking Communion to the
patients bedside, and celebrating
Mass on Fridays and Sundays i:
supplemented by the st. Vincent
de Paul Society. Members of con
ferences from st. Mary. Holy Ros
AIRY, Corpus Christi and ST. Angus
tine Churches alternately visit the
sick on Sundays.
At Alum Crest. Father Huiskine
performs similar services for the
a5 Catholics among the 400 poor
INDECENT, and chronically i'll adults
Another hospital for those af-
flicted with tuberculosis is the
Ohio State tuberculosis Sanitsr-
iUm At Nj. Vernon, whore Fs-
ther Robert Shuer is chaplain.
This ssnitsrium, however, is ex-
elusivslY used for patients Of
mental institutions in Ohio who
contract tuberculosis. Approx
nnstelY one-third of its 500 Pc.
tienfs are Catholics.
Father Shuer offers Mass every
Sunday in the auditorium, and is
available for Confessions at any
time. The Rosary and Altar So
ciety of st. Vincent Church, Mt.
Vernon has helped him in his work
with the patients, sending gifts on
Feast days.
Father Shuer, who has held the
chsplaincy for four years, serves
in the same capacity at Mercy Hos
pital in Mt Vernon.
Serving the mentally retarded
and defective is the task of Father
Bernard p. Jones, chaplain at Ap-
plecreek State Hospital near Woos-
ter. A total of 596 of the 1860
hospital patients are Catholics, Fa-
ther Jones said. In addition, there
are 100 Catholics currently out of
the hospital on trial visits.
Father Jones, who has been chap
lain at the institution for two years,
gives religious instructions TO in
mates when the need arises, but he
encourages those who show interest
in Catholicism when they are about
to be released to become adjusted
to home life again before joining
the Church.
He is also pastor OF st. Genevieve
Church, Calmoutier.
Serves 500 Vets
Chaplain at Chillicothe Veterans
Hospital the third largest neuro-
psyehiatric hospital in the United
States, is Father Francis Connors,
He says daily Mass in temporary
chapel for the 500 Catholic vete-
rams, who represent about n per
cent of the hospitals total popula-
ton.
As a supplement to Father Con
nors' spiritual work, several Ca
thoIic organizations attempt to
make life more cheerful for the
patients. The Columbus branch OF
the National Catholic Community
Services sponsors grade school
football game each Sunday in The
fall on the grounds Of the 29-year
old hospital.
Assistance also comes from the
Knights Of Columbus Council In
Chillicothe. and from a group oi
parishioners from Holy Rosary
Church, Columbus. The state
council of the Knights OF Columbus
Father Connors added, is planning
TO give the hospital a repository SC
that the Blessed Sacrament can bG
reserved.
In addition 10 London Prison
Farm, which wss previously men
Toned, ehsplsins are stationed at
six other prisons and correction
al institutions,
The largest OF these OF course, ii
Ohio Penitentiary which with ;
population of 5045, is small cit,
in itself Ministering TO the Ca
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Catholic Papers Cited
AS Advertising Media

NEW YORK = NC = The Importance of the Catholic
market cannot be overlooked in the Catholic Press claim for
proportonate share of the advertising dollar it noted
in the current issue of Information magazine.
The cost of producing magazine newspaper far
ceed the price charged for the publications takes advers
ing TO offset production costs But unfortunately advertising
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Priest Reviews Ethics
Dealing With Secrecy

LOS ANGELES-A government employee may in certain
reveal entrusted secret according article in The
Idngs the newspaper of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles
Father Francis j. Connel, C.SS.R, commenting the
question which was raised during the recent McCahyArmy
hearings. asserted
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TIMES ADVERTISERS
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TRAILERs

TRAILERS-3 1-wheel, steel bed.
Sears trailers. including bitches;
complete with tag bracket and run
s;35 win SCI: for sos: Can ~:
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ROYAL COMMANDER AZ; "a it.,
sleeps four, excellent cond. See 3 to
pm. Lot 1856. BLANDY'9 TR. CT.
Rte 24Q. miles S. RockEille: 20
TRADE MODERN FURNISHINGS. /
bedrm. apt. mr.. Pentagon. on mod
ern house trailer, air.eond; apt.
Can be taken over. ia. 2.3510
after 2 through Friday. 18th. I'll
LARGE 2.WHEEL CARGO TRAILER,
6x8, 6-ply tires. helper springs. ball
hitch. tarp. spare. S225. JU. 9-563S.
1883. 80 FIT, completely modern.
Many accessories. Going overseas.
Don't miss this bargain. Lot 2.
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shaded and pvt. Write B. H. Lee,
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1850 go. 1-bedrm. modern trailer;
custom ok ~: ana dinette. like new new.
TRAILER. 1851 Travelite. 20 it.. with
bath, excel. cond.; $1,000. oUN.
TRAILER FOR SALE. Spartan Manor,
3 rooms. sleeps A, electric refriRera-
tor. good condition; $1,000. Oc-
couuan 126-W-4. go
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AuToNAoelLEs foR SAC

PONTIAC as cow. epe. silver Streak
extras; in beaut. cream with iife.
new top and tires; S595. sos down
1000 Ga. ave. Open Sun. 80.
sedan; HYDRA Matte. indicator. dc
luxe. steering. wheel. defroster. heat.
err, foam cushions, new slip covers;
d ig,SOg wv niis sa LACKS Ike new; $50
PONTIAC so convert; r. h.. new
black nm. this is beaut. one.
Sss5. TAkdMA tFord5 MOTORS.
sTs5 Pin Hco Branch I'd, Silver sprins.
Pontiac 40 Cdr. sedanette; r. h..
new paint. Al cond. throushout:
tFOrdl MtooTosRs. sas sSH Piney 4 sssneh
I'd. Silver Spring, JU. $1,000. 30
PONTIAC 1855: super Catalina; hard
@ r0R ons xr ranS nisS lO al
same as new in every. way. Take
car to your mechanic for approval.
$685. BELL MOTORS. 5Oi0 wis
p eCHSin ave; NV; .o Wo S,saOo ..r.
titled is4s. n. and h.. directional
signals. back-up light. hill holder,
excellent rubber, S319 or best offer.
Dealers invited. EN-; 3-3S62; 30
RENAULT 1919; good cheap transp.
sfuDEBAKER so Champion: $500.
Anxious to sell fast. AP. 1856.
sis: 4 to choose
from. Al low-milsase; l:owner cars.
baker,. 4034 Wis. ave. EN-. 3-72s6.
sTUDEBAKER "a champ. CDR. sed.:
black. WIN accept reas: OFFER, co.
5:S600. from 81: sat, RA, 6-25S9.
on dsps1 model a v .To sas,O red &
ish; new-car title and 2-yr.. guar;
$500 of or over allowance to help
on dn. pymt. MCNEIL tStudebakerl.
s LIS s. n.w GO. os2ls sS1;o-,.,:So
heater. signal lights. many other
useful access; new-car title and 2s
yr. guar; $500 of or over allow.
ance to help on dn. payment. Nc
NEIL tStudehaker). 141s P st. AVE-
sTHDIBARSI.iR .5es; 4 to choose
from: most models and body. styles.
dn. pymt. and terms to suit your
budget. Priced from S945. MCNEIL
lstudebakerl. 4034 Wis. @Ve.. EN-.
sTuDEEBAKER 1947 Champion: beau-
tiful light blue finish; . bargain In
economical transportation. See this
quickly, Se95. KENYoN-PECK
iCheVroletJ, 1910 Fort Myer dr:s
Arl.. Va. IA. 2-0OOl. Open TN
s FIJI Ban 81 commander; over
drive. heater and defroster; I'M.
maculate condition Throughout: one
NESS BUICK, INC. Used-Car Lot
51I5 Wisconsin ave. NV. oWO'
6-55S1. Open till 8. III
WILLYS 1919 station wagon; :. ana
h. and overdrive: excel. cond.; S4So;
5000 down. RE, 6-6072. 40
WILLYS 1851 station wagon; Cd.
~and heater; very good condition
thrOughoolats; priced for quick ISa s sS:
STUDEBAKER 1854 Custom 2-dr.s
gray; almost new; heater. turn sig
mails; $3.50 dn. RACINE MOTOR
CO., INC, -3l00 N. 10th St.. Arl3
Va, IA. 7-5443. Open Sunday. 20
sTgDEBAKER 40 L: C.; EAs ard c q,
sat, sun. Mon. 9-3. TIE. o-6S59.
sTUDEBAKER so Champ. 4-dr.; r.
h., Cd: orig. owner; S55O; Pc. e
4S39. week days, DU. 9-2302. -2o
WILLYS 1910; guaranteed; 5000
radio. heater. LA. 6-2969: gu
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEW. 81 s4-tcn pickup with Manley
crane; like new. 1000 miles; over
load springs. JU., 5-2735. 30
CHEVROLET 1851 sedan delivery;
extra seat; SOS. Phone ov. 3-s33S
MOS. old Perfect eond. Make of5er.
FORD 81 1850 1850 Model F-b VS. fiat bed;
ali six tires in good cond. Truck
looks like new inside and out. War
ranted for six mo. or six thousand
mi gMA This Is SSeal = SS4 aoo sK Aope
FORD 1887 ,a-ton VS. With Morrison
CHEVY. 1851 1-tone express; owner
carefully driven; peri. cond.: easy
f fsT%s SAB sP0 ARErS SGSSm Mo TOR
CO. .Fordl; 1917 ~ Moore o6st' st.,
FORD 1852 F-6 dump truck; in
excel. cond. throughout: easy terms;
tTsds sseeDtes sn0 al %R SSeSTr6
MOTOR co. SFora5. 1sG7 n. Moore
DODGE 1858 pickup; nc. 900 mi. A
steal At $500; AZ; 7-9se0: 20
' miisaSs. Make onsf. 10. S-ss74;o
DODGE 1947 Iz-ton stake; $395.
$93 down. PINEY BRANCH NO
n ToRs ~ y65 s-1i litor r,c.un: 30 Ser,
s SIDE DOWN. WIFI P4tNEY BRANCH No 10
TORS, JU S-11S5. 30
CHEVROLET 1852 1-ton express
heater This unit is like - new yorE With
real buy at SI.l95; 6-mo. or 9. 900
mi warranty, ARLINGTON MOTOR
Arl. va, ia. 1881; 80
FORD 1851 Seton stake; sold new
This truck is quality plus low
price; emo. or 6.000-mi. warranty;
S995. ARLINGTON MOTOR co.
lFord), 1917 N. Moore ST.. Arl.. Va
FSo "a; 7 1915 h-tOn; 4-speeds forward.
D SSi SIS1 SO 1.ton pickup; red. low
mileage. excellent condition. 1897
.SSr 81 s 70 ss s SSne truck: iSlly
' eSuipped; sacr IA SO must SCH I'M
mediately; excel. cond. il. 2-s7l3.
FORD .S2 rsvs dump: Sgd. body.
;S yd gats : sId SslS sGSa s. sSo
or best ofier. JE. 2-5S55. 30
GMC 1852 (2) IO-wheel TRUCKS; ex-
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LEOD EQUIPMENT CORP, SPRING
FORD ia! panel; s good v shape 1, Siss
Texace, 1901 Landover rd.. Land Land
F SSsT ' 9s' IS" ,s-ton pickup; h., low
mileage, clean, $S95. WISSINGER
CHEVROLET CO., Seven Corners,
Falls Church, Va. JE. 2-1177. 30
CHEW. 1851 1-ton panel for sale; in
good cond.: out-of-town owner wants
best offer. Can be seen at 444 18th
BROCKWAY 1947 l54-w-class trac-
tor: excellent condition. Call Ii.
FORD i945 lHa-ton stake-body truck:
excellent motor and good rubber;
passed Inspection: accept reasonable
offer. LII. 1-4715. 2Os
FORD 1877 1-ton panel; reasonable.
CfAEvROLET AS: new 81 motor. p
ton stake; ready to haul. For quick
FORD '49 dump, Ia tons; 2-speed
axle: ready TO. haul. For quick sale:
GQ00 IA E-AT00 20
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AUToMoTIVE MIscELLANEoUs

ToR sALE-Jeep motor. complete,
Else aSo, parts 4l-42 WHY'S. Daless a
sisEgs FORD OR MERCURY. 5S-A|
block, relieved, $40; Lincoln trans
mission. S25: exhaust headers and
extensions. $50. HA, 2-7021 Sat.
after pm, SUM-. all day. go
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IMMEDIATE CASH 6ETTLEMENI
DAILY TILL 3 PM. SUN. TILL 3
CALL AID. 1882
BLASS & CLARK
No. l Florida Ave. NE.
lCor. of N. Capitol and Florida Me-
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Saies--seryice-t
ALLIED MOTORS
400 9th st. NV. CO. 5-l496
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AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

SOUTHERN DEALERS IN town this
week will pay cash for all makes
and model cars. Call TIA. 9-4S01.
WILL PAY the absolute top dollar,
for 81. So. SO. "a Ford con-
Vertibles Don't sell till you get
our price MCNEIL tStudebakerb
ITS P st. NV: 4034 Wis. ave. NV.
WE BUY JUNK CARS. CAN MR..
BENJAMIN. LII. 2-6666. 1901 Zen
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES. 1912 Ga ave. "A. R-l122.
WANT TO BUY late-model car to-
day; make not important: must be
clean; will pay cash. tn. 2-4l04.
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GARAGES

GARAGE WANTED-Single. vicinity
10th or 18th and You SITS. NV. L.
FINN ZESc AZ, EXn 3 a-s9s6. go
btick garage. $15,, WALTER A.
LARGE S-STORY BRICK BLDG. at
N and 22nd NV, LIST comm. for
shop or storage. Reduced rent. tn.
s slssS WARREN IRE ol 81. NV. $40 S mo.
KE. 1852. 20
PARKING GARAGE
Brick bldg. space for , cars. rear
go G st. NV. p. j. WALSHE. INC,
l115 Eye ST. NV, MA. S-646S. --21
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WE ARE BUYING

We pay more for clean cars. All
makes, models. station wagons, pick
ups. viii pay on balance. Drive In.
WOLFE MOTORS
1891 Wis. Ave NV. EN-. 3-0142.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
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FORD $50 Fordor Customline "S''
beautiful midnight blue; Fordomatic,
erS. directional signals and other
extras; only $235. down.
LANGLEY MOTORS
Cor. Of Old Bladensburg and Piney
Branch rds.. Silver Spring. Md. JU.
5-3lSS. go
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FORD 1881 Custom VS. Tudor: r.
and h.. seat covers. fender skirts.
wheel discs, etc. One-owner car with
low mileage. This car has our emo.
or 6.0QQ-mi, warranty. Spec. sale:
the TIES same sJ price i II FRANK SMALL. Jr.
INC: 1885 Good Hope I'd. SIC. Lu.
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seat covers, Nv.
low mileagef $3.50.
NJ. G.s 81, so. A
one-owner cars
AUTO. INC. *
foreign cars), 18th
NO. 7-2700. ESta
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I94o TRIUMPH, Tiger 100, good
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'IRoN deficiency anemia has been
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THE SECRET OF THE EMBASSY SAFE


Chico Lopez. his throat dry,
said hoarsely. There has been a
mistake. This is the propaganda
they use! There would be other
papers. more sinister! Perhaps in
another safe - -
The hollowness was in his voice
now. II was too late. Colonel
Madero heard it also.
The gaunt colonel said. There
is no other safe. That you well
know" His voice was cold as
death. and as final. Their real
papers had been removed. These
had been planted for Ell Loco.
These are the papers your fascist
friends wanted US to find! Papers
We dare not use papers that
would make our poems clamor
for their friendship!"
CHIoo LOPEZ said duly. But
they could not have planted the
papers. They did not know the
safe was to be robbed while the
party was going on. =
Not until you told them,
Lopez. The colonel's wintry
smile flicked him. Il chose too
well in selecting you. / did not
understand that you were a boeho
in fact; ideally suited to becom-
ing a double agent. Now your
friends at the embassy will miss
their tennis player. their laugh
ing boy"
The captain and the sergeants
were showing him in the staff car
then. on a day too beautiful for
dying. The car was moving. turn
ing out Of the courtyard. and
Chico Lopez knew that soon he
would be thrust out, scraInbling
wildly on a mountain road, as
they invoked the law Of escape.
as they had done in the case of
Jose Cortez.
And that. when the shots came,
he would not even have the priv
ilege of dying for his country.
The tragic thing was that the
Americans were what they said
they were.
And he would die for that.
The End
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the papers = the proof that
would expose the United States
for the cancer it was. A cancer
that would be excised by that
Sunday.
HAT Colonel Madero sent a
captain and two sergeants to his
house the next morning did not
surprise Chico Lopez. This was
his day of recognition. and he
dressed accordingly, selecting the
somber suit of a dedicated man.
a patriot. That he should be
taken to the gaunt coloners Office
in a staff car was also suitable to
his new enlinence, he thought
proudly. 1t was not unlikely that
the Minister himself would wish
to see Chico Lopez, the man, the
agent.
But Colonel Madero was alone
in the gray office. Taut, cold,
with the lips Of a man who had
tasted lemon.
Lopez. he said, you are not
only a traitor but fooli You did
not think your American en-
ployers could fool me with papers
like these?"
Chico Lopez was stunned.
They were not satisfactory"
Colonel Madero said acidly.
You should know, tOchO. +"
C.fiIco LOPEZ felt the numbness
growing in him as he picked up
the papers FL Loco had taken
from the embassy; the papers
that Colonel Madero had thrown
so angrily on his desk.
Chico Lopez looked at the first:
plans for the economic aid neces-
sary to his country with funds to
be provided by a United States
mission. His panic rising. he
seized the next papers. the COM
mercial attache' IS report: plans to
attract North American invest
ors that their money might pro-
vide schools and housing. Last,
the military attaches papers:
plans for planes and armored
equipment to defend them
against aggessors.
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Hillside, Nj Charming housewife
and Yankee fan, Mrs. Phil Rizxuto,
b used to cheering winners Says
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she says. II love the way it spreads
30 easily and smoothly. Much better
INTENTIONALLY. too!'
Yes, unlike most margarines, BLUE
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and ID. Yet BLUE BONNET costs much
less than the highest priced spread.
BLUE BONNET helps give families
the food energy'' they need. Buy
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And, II Cssrse, Blue Bonnet
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