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Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

A public hearing will be held in
the Council Room, City HAN 1F
North Walnut Street, Milford. Della
ware, Monday, November /. 1854 at
8 P. NJ, E. S. T., for the purpose of
hearing those citizens for or
against changing the District Class
lncatiOn on the ZOning Map from
RI to CO. - ---
The area involved in the above
mentioned re-classifcation is lo-
Gated on the westerly side of the
RehobOth Road known as Route IA
and lying between lands owned bv
Masten Trucking Company, Inc. and
Sth Street
This notice is published pursu-
ant to Section 1900 of Article XIII
Of the 1858 City of Milford Zonine
Ordinance.
By Order Of Milford City Council.
JAMES C. DOWNHAM
-O-1O-A1 Secretary
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15
PUBLIC AUCTION!
or VALUABLE
Personal Property
AND
REAL ESTATE

At the house known as the Fred
Byatt home, just West of Collins
B0no On Route Is, leading from
2iioseVllie TO GEORGETOWN, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER sOth. 1874
At 1900 O'CLOCK NOON
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Log Of Household Furniture. Dishes
COOKING Utensils One Estate Heafro1
- e9dl Dufning; one gas range. foofe
go go lhlplements; one large set FNair-
4esIhs Dafn or mill scales. one chain
I'LL elevator, large buckets. Forf,l
new storm windows for 81 nv 81
isi.t st5il windows, and many other ar
ANTIQUES
Antique Furniture. Iamps. C,J,ino
giass ana other items of interest
REAL ESTATE
Mo and one-half story. eight roor,
QWeiiing three bedrooms. fSont .,,l5
s.qS si,S porches. Combination garage and
elliity i rooms on lot 100 feet IN 9i0
ieet. Viii be offered at 2:3O ID m
TERMS
4efsonal Property: Cash.
4seal estate. 200 day of sale. hal
ahce within 80 days Or 2OR dav ~
~ 5O1e within 30 days and balance
.2s91e1 nrst mortgage for two wears
Hlln interest, payable quarterly.
GEORGE M. SIMPSON
3Ohn Llckerson, Aucti0neer. 10-f5-gt
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
BridgeVille School No. 80


Public notice is hereby giyer
that bids will be received by th,
Board of Trustees of BridgeviIle
School No so, Bridgeville. Della.
ware, at 300 p. NJ, October 26
1854, in the Offices of the Delaware
School Auxiliary Association. zoos
Jefferson Street, Wilmington, Del
aware.
The work for which bids are
hereby invited shall consist of fur
nishing all labor, tools and ma
terial necessary for AcOustical
Tile, as described in the specifca-
tiOns.
The Board Of Trustees of Bridge
vile School No. so, reserves the
eight to reject any or all proposals
and to waive infOrmalities at their
discretion. All bids shall hold good
for thirty days after formal oDen-
ing. All bids, in duplicate. must
be in sealed envelopes endorsed
Proposal for AcOusticaI Tile" ad-
dressed to Board of Trustees
BridgeVille School No. 80, in care
Of the Delaware School Auxiliary
Association, zoos Jefferson Street.
Wilmington, Delaware, or deliver
ed in person at the time set for
opening.
A copy of specifications may be
obtained from the Superintendent's
lfiice, BridgeYille School No. 80. |
8ridgeville, Delaware, or Delaware |
school Auxiliary Association, 1905 |
Jefferson Street. Wilmington, Del |
ware.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF
TRUSTEES, BRIDGEVILLE
SCHOOL NO. 80
lalph b. Davis, Chairman 1O-15-2t \
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15
I'D OF THANKs

We wish to express our aincero
lnanks ana appreciation to our
many friends, neighbors and rela-
sifes Tor their kindness shown ue
during the illness and death of
our father Reuben Cain. Alsn the
DOCTORS and nurses at the Milford
Memorial Hospital for their unfir-
ing enort. Thanks again to everv-
one who assisted us in anv wsv
Afs IRA Warrington and brothers
iasst' 1O-l5-It
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15
I'D 0F THANKs

wish TO express my sincere
shanks and appreciation to NV
friends, neighhOrs and relatives
lot the flowers, cards and visits
mace me while a patient in the
Milford Memorial Hospital. / wsnf
y especially thank the doctors and
nurses for their kindenss. Mrs
Lucy = Williams, Glendale, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15
PUBLIC SALE!
or VALUABLE
ANTIQUES

.t.5o'5e % declining health, I have de.
Sl S,,,e % rent half of my twelve room
i.o.'ssi therefore, win sell the follow
LIZ items at public auction, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28rd. 1874
AT ff:oo O'CLOCK A. MI
az my home in Greensboro Ma +,
ie,..sy, iIS.l.sy, the sale viii be held the fol-
rowing clear Saturday
ANTIQUES
LOIS OF old china, Bisoue. ma iolIco
~, is9 - SASS, lustre, milk glass Cam
III, III, oNeriay, spatterwarc. Bobenofe1
S,-,1 anu glass slippers, shavinG
iiliusss nang- plates, several oIsss
O. -. l.i55heing lamp with prisms.
ie,.1,.- isillp, hurricane lamps, brass
'e5-iBS Win QYeriay shades. eiecfrffad
.a,A 'IslAeS' teapots with burner can.
We nolQePs, buckets, SLEIGH aboI19 49,
lsneq). COPPER: Coffee pofs 49,.
Aettie Goa legsl; beer pitcher rae
ast lamps. IRON: TriVets. TOYS
3tf,,,il I. oila, sign SILVER: Souvenir
-. ~ spoon ana rack; tFays cOffee
5illIlaers, scales. Old dolls and ear-
'iages Pair poster beds anu car
ISL Su1fss cradle with hood nair
ssosI DeQs. victorian sofa (prapes1
! s,5,S,.. Ctlsifs; victorian, cane seats
5s,So-s1 yachs slhs arrow back and adams
Lai CHESTS OF drawers nine cI,e,.
20 mahogany. Several pine RlanIlef
nests. BOstOn.s cane se9f iaJ5er
la1ck rockers School masfe'.'s dasi-
y nat Not. (Dutch), OK yokes. waoo,, sI9S |
cats, coffee table, picture fraT5es
quaFe and oval. Harness mairers, !
,enle3hes, spinning wheel fiax wbeai
s1es sDls' ~, pine. cherry, legs. Many 4
ems TOO numerous to mention
TERMS OF SALE: CASH
ELSIE NJ. TIBBtTT
Formerly (Eisle NJ. SchaID
uctioneer: Elmer AnthonV
lerk: Luther Bennett fO-4s-ot
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15
NoTICEi

Notice Is hereby given that rot
sefs Administration c. {. a. were fn
uae f2rm Of law granted unto the
Undersigned, on the Both dav ~
september a. d. 1854, and that aii
persons having claims against the
estate Of the deceased must pre-
sent the same, duly attested. 10 the
saiq Robert W. Tunnell, Admins
tfator G { q. Of the estate Of Rob
est 4. taassWaters, on or before the
sVth day Of September, 1855. or
abide the Act Of Assembly in such
case made and provided.
/sf ROBERT w. TUNNEL
ADDRESS Administrator c. {.
georgetown, Delaware 1O-9-3t
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15
AUCTION SALE

WARWICK AUCTION SALES co.
Route Del "a, Mlllsboro, Del, 3. 3.
Road from MiIlsboro 20 OAK Orchard
Bring us your Furniture. stoves
ttetrigerators. Autos Live Stock. AM
tiques. We sell for you.
Auction every Thursday Night. start
ing October n, 1854.
~ 5Pahones: 66l5, Georgetown; 1886 and
-Oo4' oolo' 10-15-1t
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15
n MEMoRlAM

bus loving memory ~ o,,e
end sister. Pearl Fsf6er
l4 departed this fffa 1es
$50 october III 1858.
r- 8 SUDDEN was The call
B1f go sIs tn surprised Us ans
49, none Knew what was besf
sooA you home to give votI raet
49, W lNe road was getting roiirh
BUS were hard to climb
closed your loving arms
Peace Be Thine
teq and greatly missed IS
your sons, Sisters ea s ~
~ t5 ana brother-in-Law Niacee
f0-fF-1f
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15
NOTICEI

All persons are fOrewarned
against trespassing on the o. W.
Davis Farm, known as the Long
Lane Farm with dog, gun or tran
or cutting holly, under penalty Of
the law as made and provided for
trespassers.
10-15-tf OLIVE u WTT.EyTN,r
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15
PUBLIC SALE

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9srd 1orn
OAK ORCHARD, DELAWARE
At IEN O'CLOCK a. M
c HOUSEHOLD GOODS
,,s.t,tl LIS oL new. Hot Point RefriF-
room suite modern maple bedroo55
sulte marble top table. old v,Sstl
DoWls and pitchers, walnut dron ieo5
s..uie i.. marble top bureaus, Old glass
IS;ss' pllehers, wash stands beds
w,t.usol chairs, china, pictures. mir.
tofsi linens, radio, several antil,,r
Items Items. store display refrigerated meat meal
ESIALE Of IDA M. SPEARS
GEORGETOWN TRUST COMPANY
w Eov,ar5 rrt. Executors
~ FRANCIS Wilson, Auctioneer
1O-l5-2f
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15
PUBLIC SALE!
or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
and
Personal Property
SATURDAY, OCTOBER sOth, 1854
AT 1900 O'CLOCK NOON
Rain or Shine

main or Shine
On AndreWsville Road from p,o,
peeI Onufch TO Andrewsville.
a. REAL ESTATE
Cue Idfm consisting of SO acras
seven room dwelling, runninp No 80. 80
ana electric. Dairy barn 1s WIS weIef
t,oilsl, mix house, hen house. filrIre,,
nv .ioSss' smoke house, machine she'd
ana z car shed. Siieu'
FARM IMPLEMENTS
one oliver Tractor No ga ona 90
tS,. IL 'ilEn Si avery ploWs (tractor), / tracs
berroI,s' o1sS 4OllVeF I-toot), spring-tooth
~ llistiIioW' plOW (13 OliVerl, ridina Ni0,l,
So4 OlVer), binder (McCormicSs Dae,. slow
lIIeJ' E-hOrse moving machine (STa
Sy1Ofhllck 70 -lleering), one 2-horse vyaeor,
No; T52 South Bend WALKING Sioy,i'
o,Sa CuitiFator riding cultivator
6oe, 4-HHeel trailer, shOvels, forks
llIosS, electric fence, lawn noouye,.
chicken coops, brOoder stove and 49,
sE chicken crates, double treog
9lli6le trees, wagon hames. 4 ,,1iIi,
ans -. bucket and strainer 2 prease
+ + = oIls, MS. wagon harness, 2 sets piow
5er 80 -, Oh cans cross-cut saw, bin
~ ~ Cilainl horse collar, haltersi freo
,..l.L,' lllLnmer' fodder tier, hedge shears. fire
wrench, burlap bags, feed how I'M
3esTs, 3S.l5s Oh nay (Lespedeza and soy
FIVE co,,s STOCK
,ras,e,1 p5s y (iOWS, 4. age SIP; 1 Heifer, will
and II. CO. ages IL |
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Ohe single Gay bed, quilting frames
nam boiler small ironing board ice /
l;tot 51A wooden Victrola, hall rack. odd |
Iltchens chairs, parlor chairs so,1o UUo
BEDROOM furniture. wash bo.,is sgllls 5 4
}3l55chers, combination china closat tN
l0eDOard, odd desk, old dishes. co,1cb
'attery radio, mantle clock 0litchen5
y Lunch will be served by Prosnect
WESLEY WALLS, owner
.,,a.,. harrington, Delaware, II. d /
osrltdgeVille, Del Phone 5717
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15
PUBLIC SALE
Of valuable
Personal Property

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18th. 1881
At ONE O'CLOCK p. M
For the purpose of settling tbo o..
Sate QI George NJ. Baldwin. 6ecease5
/ Wlll olter for sale the bereirs n ~,
eescrlbed personal property az ~
former home Of George M Baldvyi'5
qll.,!,h on the road (No. 21) from NiIford ~ -,
Wliilamsviile via Haven Lake Acres ~
FARM IMPLEMENTS
One garden tractor, one 2-wbael
sIaller' horse ploWs and cultivato,.e
harness, garden tools, etc. %
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
9eus, dressers, wash stands bool-
cases chairs, pictures, mirrors. Ia bIee
slanus, couches and davenDorts. on5
antlque sehoolmaster's desk. side
BOARD, Old iron-ware cooking. utenSiis
putter churn, kerosene lamns iro,,
amp brackets, antique bottles. croclSs
Jars etc, several sets of wash bON,,1s'
ana pitchers, NictrOla and racor5,'
COOK stove >(woOd or coaD: 2 aiTtiSbt
stoves, trunks, dishes, and other a.
IieIes 5I, TOO numerous to mention
TERMS: CASH
MARJORIE r. FRY,
Walter DickersOn, Auctioneer io-S-2t i'S
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15

y. I. sacked Sand-Cement Rim
S'Sl0 Miles Roadway Shaping
CONTRACT 1867
Federal Aid Project F.ts7 "a,
pELMAR TO BROWNS CHuRcH
Sussex County
16.34f Miles
Seeding & Mulchlnu
55 Acres Seeding
z6h4OO S. Y. Mulching
CONTRACT 1861
GOVERNORS AVENUE BRIDGE
GREENWOOD, Sussex County
Y H'C'C' Structure, Alternate Design
Alternate "a"
105 9; Y. Cement Concrete Masonry
o'0VV Ids bar Reinforcement
H., i, y Miscellaneous COnstruc-
Alternate -"
40 G. Y. Cement Concrete Nraso,,,,,
6'890 Lbs Bar Reinforcement
z'OOy S; r. Reinf Concrete Sheet
L. S; Miscellaneous Construc-
ton Items
Attention is called 10 the Snacia1
PROVISIONS in the proposals, the sne-
ment.
The provisions Of the Federal Aid
q nL1lsinWay Act as amended are apDli-
cable to Federal Aid Projects.
The employment agency for those
contracts shall be the Delaware state
employment Service whose office is
located at The Wagamon PuiIdinee
Ine Circle, Georgetown
Performance Of contract shall conn
Inence within ten (10) days after exc
CILlOn OF the contract and be COM
pleged as specified.
monthly payments will be made for
i4hety (9O) per cent of the consfr1lc
ti0n completed each month
bldderS must submit proposals tDon
lV15us provided by the Department.
h4ach proposal must be accomDanind /
Oy surety bond, certified check ~ I
money TO the amount Of at least ten /
l4U) per cent Of the total amount ~ 4
the proposal. "a
Inc envelope containing the propos-
AZ must be marked Proposal for the
Sg5isl us IVGtion ~ OF state Highway Con-
The contract will be awarded or re- \
Scted within twenty 600 days from II
NE date Of opening proposals.
me Eignt IS reserved to reject any n
Complete sets Of specifications may
De obtained upon receipt al ave ~
ars l@5.OO) for each set which amoifnt
vii not be refunded.
Make checks payable to the Della
ware state Highway Department.
DELAWARE STATE HIGHWAY
DEPARTMENT
81: Hugh R Sharp, Jr., Chairman
W q. McWilliams, Chief Engineer
lctober s. 1854
'oVeF' Delaware 1O-15-1t
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15
PUBLIC SALE
or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
AND
FersonaI Property

At tne Home Of Byron K. Horner
80 Market Street, Lewes, Delaware
BEGINNING AT 100 p. M.
Real Estate As Follows
a. "A me 8-roOm dwelling. hath utiI
dly room and cellar-double CARA %
g tS very large lot approximately IN
| fr,..o n 80 Ieet formerly known as Ge0rgo
LII uI5iieH property. This house is coz
| Sieu with the new Latex White Per
elS, also has inlaid linolet1n, and a.
lsned floors. Thisi is indeed a fno
appreciated " oe
Personal Property As Follows
HtSSql covered table, davenport and
nha; lihlai;Cnlng chair, dropleaf table, upright
~ airs mahogany dresser, pine dress
er, pairs of skis, ice skates sIe5
saLe, lamps and shades, clothes driver
curtain stretcher, kitchen stools cool
,e Jars, gas heater, electric Vesfino-
~ tlO.'se - range PRESSURE cooker, hot wa
bic,,odiCo doia IoE, 9 maple desk, sewing chair.
DlCycie' doll carriage, utility bench
garden tractor, lawn mower. booi3
ITg4se, rockers, drop leaf maple table
LtOOVef cleaner radio, dishes. nofs'
at1iIS, ptf,iIlS, aluminium awnings, screen doors
SIlllu S.- fOu top desk, doll bed, sleigh
6IdsS rugs, coal bucket, shutters. ne,1,
sas Drooder, magazine table. roll roOf.
ing iaths, Fiesta dishes, electric nf,-
Sr, PAIR DOCK ends, electric fan iror,-
lns BOARD, wool blankets, coal stove
scoops and shOvels, antiques AMI
loLs OF other things too numerous to
Don't miss this sale-by all mes,s
see see this property Property can he |
5SS 5oIiso a. "a any time by stopping at the |
delaware 595 (Mr. Lowe). - 0''
TERMS; Real Estate-2O per cent
la3y az, OF sale, balance when a good and and
5uIIlelent deed is had. Purchaser or
33urchaseTs must pay for Deed and
4SSXenqe : st1 Stamps, Personal Property
Owners:
ELlZABETH D. HORNER
BYRON K. HORNER
James NJ. Lowe, Auctioneer sine o.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15
PUBLIC SALE
or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
and
Personal Property

9i1uaSe IN Cedar Greek Hundred
sussex County, Delaware
by virtue of the Last viii ana Tos
49, llieul OF Anna 3. CObaugh. deceasad
,,,s, ~ ultu ~ 5 S5fsigned viii expose to sale nv
Wy OF Public Auction. on "y
"a UnRA ~, w. OCTOBER 23rd, 1854
eastern Standard Time
Rain or Shine
on the premises, O.8 mile v,ost 80
t,i...l ASI Light at Glendale Crossroads
Ill. i9LI on art road and proceed 3
IP5ialtt5is @ 20 Iarm, the following described
fheal Estate, to-Wit:
ALL - mat certain tract of land situ-
ase IN Cedar Creek Hundred Go3nt,,
u sussex and State of DelaVare al
4 igOll55lhs lands of Samuel e. Clendaniel
tas ialas OF irving Scott, lands of fbs
helfs Of Edward ID. Belts dece,sIIS III
anu lands Of others, contafnine 4I6
acres OF land more or less 40
,,,.'eIi tne same tract of land con-
JossS to anna Bertha Cobaugh hv
tS9J ana recorded In Deed Boolr VIZ Wy
4os 10 rage AZ, in the Office IF t6e
tdSsecofder dSe'. of Deeds in and for SnssaS sew
The above real estate ig i,,,nr,,,os
by the following buiIdings ii5liDI9xe0 ,lI,.oI,'e0
muse with six rooms and hath eioc5
tIlclty, running water, 2 screa,,e5 q,
POiches' small 2-rOom bunpaIov, ba,,
gsS.ii ssnaii PROC prooder house, corn crib ana
= Being the real estate Of Anna 70
- y SoDausn, deceased, and win be soiJ
u conformity with the. DrOvisfOne ~
iSr iast VIII and testament.
1tLA4ao' twenty per cent Of fbe
Rute1ase money win be demanded ~, /
the day Of sale, and the nnrcbs,,eC,. ~ ~ /
Rurchasers SHALL on or before the 9n5
uag Ol november, 1854 pav to the AZ
~ lnlstrator, hereinafter named fie 4
sitftS q the purchase money ~ /
n ~ liIle me deed will be delivered.
% comply with these terms fbe nsrl -
y tIuIA palu on the day Of sale win
Ds forfeited The purchaser or mir
tseIa tlaeeIa VIII pc required to nav the |
e9 reVen,,s ,t''e J, expenses ~ Of deed, including
attendance viii be given at tba
-iile ana place aforesaid by.
CLAUD L. TEASE
administrator D.B.NCT.A oe
John Dickerson, Auctio6ear
- administrator is authorized To
ssItpiOy ~ person TO bid for him at the
Tunnem & Tunnel
attorneys for Administrator
~ the same time and pIace tho !
mos rslgned viii offer for sale the foI-
0raSl tDeQ personal prODertv |
~. CObaugh: = george 4
10. 5teaslast set a chairs, tablet. b,l-
eau, nDer wardrobe Ritewav v,oo5 {
tove tSve 4neaLng), LOgWood cast IRON
q 49, ~ tAs,atlnsl reclining easy chair. 2
ss.lgas cnalr, Frigidaire electric rs. {
{ siBerator, electric pump and fa5t
tle-nofse Ford wagon -t0,.s5 o
3 lsealrooTn wagon, IT. cross-cut saT
I'm, BOW saw new, lot Of mixed p
3 INK eu-rod roll hog fence. 150 n nj
4 u poultry wire ron 81 * in
9uitfy Wire, roli OF harbed wire Mia v
zap wood, cant hook. tie an
/. ..i,..,5, ii,,9, psq clotnes, pitch forks. and
A15sAlo' CASH az time Of sale. W
, j, signed. GEORGE w. COBAuGL Il y
ID
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

Situate in Milford. Cedar cr..u ,.
dred, Sussex County. 6siS,..-... 9. .un'
mere VIII be exposed 10 $40 10 ~, ,,
Of Public Auction, On 9'ie Dy way
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15

sugar beet weighs about two
POUNDS and about IS per cent al
- at can be extracted as So.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed proposals win be received h,
lLie delaware State Highway Deparf.
lneht az its offices in Dover. DeIa
ware, until 2 p. NJ. e. S. T.. Ocfoha,
~ 1884 and at that time DubiicIv
opened FOR contracts involving fbe
lVlloWlng approximate Quentities:
CONTRACT. 1866
COUNTY ROADS 2Os &. aos
LoVETTS NURSERY TO CEDAR
NECK SCHOOL
Sussex County
3.st5 Miles
Roadway Shaping & Surface
Treatment
.oo L S: Clearing & Grubbing
9,0OO Q. Y. Borrow
30 9. Y Borrow PIT Strinnins,
ddV'V0U =. Y. Selected Borrow
y, 600 Gal r. 6. / Asphait
$4,000 Gal r. c. 3 Asbhsit
IVY Tons Stag Chips Tsp 5D
Ivy Tons Crushed Chips NO7l
559 l. ~ ~" r. c. Pine
b50 l. II 15" Il. c. Pine
20 1. r., 18T r. c. Pine
l5O L. r. 30g r.. G. Pine
100 L. F. 36" r. c. Pine
OIL a. Seeding
S4U =. II MulchinF
AOO0 u. u. Ditching
=. Y Sacked Sand Cement Rip
Rap
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15

Olive D. WILKINs
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-16
Kansas Ordinary
H0nored By Pope

WASHINGTON-tNC)-- The per
sonal title of Archbishop has been
conferred on Bishop Edwin v.
O'Hara of k@nsas Cit, by His Holi-
ness Pope Plus XII it his been an
nounced here by His Excellency
Archbishop Amleto Giovanni Cicog-
mani, Apostolic Delegate to the
United States.
Archbishop O'Hara. the 9th of
the country's 81 Arehbishops to
hold the title lad personam, is
noted as a brilliant and progressive
administrator and for his long and
distinguished connection with the
National Catholic Welfare Confer
ence.
Widely known as Chairman of
the Confraternity of Christian Doc
trine. which plas ed a notable role
in bringing about the recent can
onization of st. Plus X, the Arch
bishop has been an outstanding
force in the Srfeau of the religious
vacation school movement and of
religious discussion clubs in the
United States.
he played conspicuous part
in the drafting of the country's
first minimum wage law and was
the defendant when the first test
of such legislation was made in
the United S'ltes Supreme Court.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-16

jecting the sellout of Guatemala TO
international communism.
we repeatedly denounced
through letters, sermons and
speeches the systematic de-chris.
tisnization of fhs country by COM
mUnism," the Archbishop stated.
Some OF these were misinter-
prstsd as being false alarms.
However, the jailing, torture
and assassination of hundreds OF
workers and farmers are un-
deniable evidence of the fact that
Guatemal.n communism had en-
trenched itself in Soviet fashion
through blood, prison and death.
Courses Of Action
The pastoral set down three
courses of action to avoid again
the tragedy which the country has
just survived:
CD The people must rid them
selves Of the social injustices ol
conservatism" and liberalism,
because both ideologies lack Chris
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-16
Cardinal Valeri
Will Lecture AT
Religious Institute

VATICAN CITY-(Radio, Nc
His Eminence Valerie Cardinal
Valeri, Prefect of the Sacred Con
gregation of the Affairs of Relig-
ious, will lecture at the second an
nuaI Institute of Spirituality for
Religious Women at the Univer-
sity If Notre Dame, on August 4,
is was learned here.
The Cardinal will address more
than 900 Sister superiors and nov
ice mistresses who will attend the
sessions which evolved from the
national Congress of Religious held
on the Notre Dame campus two
years ago. The institute is an in
tensified training course for super
iors aimed at improving their guild
ance of women under their charge
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-16

tian social and distributive justice.
~ Laborers and farmers must
be given ell fhs social benefits
outlined in the social eneYeliesls
of Popes Leo XIII. Plus xl and
Plus XII: a Just wage, Just work
ing conditions. family benefits,
land and home ownership oppor-
tunitieS.
(3) The people must renounce per,
sonal vengeance - the Supreme
Judge of the living and dead will
punish the guilty ~ and devote
themselves to rebuilding the unity
of the country through positive
program.
THE hour of Christ's peace has
sounded" the pastoral stated
THE reality of social justice car
ried to its final consequences j.
the only way TO establisr lasting
and fruitful peace Arms may dis
lodge the communists from a coun
try. But only social justice baSeC
on Christian love can extirpatt
communism from mems hearts"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-16
Catholics Told OF
Red POLICY OF
Religious Freedom

T0KYO-NC) - Ho Chi Mimi.
head of the communist-controlled
Vietminh, has made an apparent
attempt to aliay the suspicious and
fears of Catholics in the river delta
area of In lochina occupied by his
forces after the French withdrawal.
A Chinese communist broadcast
from Peking heard here says the
Vietminh leader has issued a mess.
age to the people, soldiers and gov.
ernment employees of the newly-oc-
cupied territory, and that Catholics
in the area were told in the mess.
age "of the democratic (commun
isD governments policy on free
dom of belief"